The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1904, Page 9

i } ( BARGEQUEENLOSES'BlG SHIP'S GANGWAY SUIT FOR ALIMONY) ALMOST WRECKED. Dorothy Agan Mason Can't Col | La Bretagne’s Passengers Have * fect $15,925 Which _ She. Narrow Escape from Being Claimed Was Due Her from) Killed When Going Ashore at the Silk Manufacturer. the French Line Pier. Dick, recently }late Marcus A ‘Then w Jem how to ge I could trouble DICK FOR PEACE IN OHIO. United Staten Seuntor, Starting fo | lke Harmony, Some Startling carpetfigures-- $] 9,7 for Best Body Brussels Rugs, sizes 9x 12, that $ ra) for Best Body Brussels Thriugh Justice Bischoff's decision to-day, Dorothy Agnn Mason, the “Barge Queen,”’ loses another point tn her litigation with Edmund T, Mason, | whom she cluims a4 husband, but who sell regularly at $24.00! vehemently denies it 1 moving, and tt wa that ‘sell regularly at ‘The “Barge Queen,” a slender, hand- the side of the $24.50! Pome, black-eyed young woman, brought taken down, About two pf thene rugs here an action against Mr. Mason, who 4s Til" live in harmon: now (counting both ola) torselect trom an Importer and silk mantfacturer at ng off — i aaaar TAGS GT TENG any L URT IN THE “STREET Pract f Greene street, gangway ult A just got back HE DCO Z Ae vet treatin ties sell she sald he nm deck ax the longshoremen swung ity regularly at $1.15! since 1 der un agreement by whith clear of the vessel. ‘one eaten ide ony YOR unuaual carpet value. Upwards she was to receive $4,000 and $$ a wetk| La Bretagne had got into position | 9Ne TiMNany 2 yard for Best All-Wool in consideration of her “discontinuing a certain action against Mason." ‘That sult was abandoned and a suit for divorce begun. An appcation for alimony and counsel fee wus made to Judge Bischoff, Mason opposing de- clared Vorothy Agun was never his wife and even if she had bwen, her owa affidavit’ stated thar she got an Oklahoma divorce from hi and she could not avail: herself of the invalid- ity of that divorce now, He moved shat her sult be dismissed. Justice Bischoff denied both motiona to-day, saying: “The motion for alimony is met by a alongside the plier and the passengers 1 began to come ashore when the ateam- | "8y, downtown Biter adiourr ship began to move backward. Those | th |. with pier Green, on the gangway apparently did not|of No. 43 Park avenue, iom he had| ted for spitting, Madigan sald 1 realize thelr danger and continued to would take Green tothe: Heelers Court | walk down when a shout went up from] "No you won't,’ said Magistrate Pool those on shore, “I'll open court right here. “Get back!’ they shouted. iene green there was a scramble to get back on the] not exe that much money Sebi ship, The gangway was caught against | the fino was remitted an bop bled 325) the side of the pier. there was a sound | £00! indorsed the papers “atncharged.” as of breaking, and it began to tilt. The men, by quick action, managed to swing it clear just in Ume to avoid disaster and as the last passenger Jumped for the deck. 55¢ Ingrain Carpets, that sell regularly at 75c.! Preliminary to the opening of our regular spring business, we are clearing out, at reductions as indicated above, the designs in carpets and rugs the mills have discontinued making. The goods are fresh and every way desirable. J. & J. Dobson, l4th St. & Sth Ave. CARDINAL THE SENATE. WASHINGT’ March 14.—Cardinal | Gibbons was an Interested spectator in| the reserved gallery during the early, proceedings of the Senate to-day, denial of the marriage and upon the] Then a sigh of relief went up from proof submitted for both <ldes, the] the dock. After that when the pessen- = — =— probability of her suc vy tis vital] gers began to come ashore they waited issue {5 not very cear. 1: otherwise, | Until It was securely fastened and then i A G n i R m al S I owever, the relief sought must be re-| showed no eagerness to rush down to enuine Kemova ale fused because it appears by Ma-] the pier. The time is drawing near when we must vacate our present quarters, as our new building at East -sf J] 125th St., near Madison Av.,will soon be ready. b=] A general reduction of one-third off throughout our entire stock. 1 5 son's own alfidavit that 1£ once Mr. Mason's wife, she is so no longer. She| 1® Bretagne brought 1,223 pagaengers, alleges that she has obtained @ divorce | only sixteen of whom were in the first ftum him dn a foreign juriadloton, azd | cabin, d va to asserted “by Mr. "Suson, she may | George Auger, an elght-foot Caraim not seek « benelit by questioning its|@lant who comes here to appear wita| |je=—s=—ay validity. the Barnum & Bailey show, had a hand) “It may be that Mr. Mason, by his| tine during the voyage. The ship did ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK OPENS Phe} not fit him, or rather he did not fit the|” AN ACCOUNT. Cree ett answer, will take such a position upo the ate that tHe ta Seas hy Heinaa't ae a bettie at earlier. divorce will be invol as _a|ship. He 0 accommodate himself! $3.60, former fae $3.08, former Hae part of hls case and the issue of thel to a six-foot berth, and during every| S09, formerty 12.50. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. wm, fies forme $8.00 existence of the marriage become the In this cases meal he had to «eep up a struggle to COMPLETELY eotual issue in boars ee peed he A Our Four Rooms, goer $115.00 ‘Write for list of these goods. the motion for allinony was denied, tnd sq, Was Mason's motion to dismiss | Phe giant said that he was glad to got ine on was married to Miss Maud| shore, as he had been forced to sleep riomes, ‘of Chicago, two years ago, | for nine days with his knees under his tnd they tive at No. d2 Convent avenue, | chin, Dorothy, Agan Mason names he conepandent and calls her hire: | Auger was acoompanied by his wite, Mason No. 4." the first being Bisie| who is only of medium height. He is Henry, of Chicago; herself the second, | twenty-three years old, and before he satherin r] attained his great stature he wis a peiGoh «tC. Campbell, areas ship. | Slerk in the office of a coal mining com-| Morris Chatrs. wrecked on his yact Roamer, off the| pany in Cardiff, Auger wears 14 size | $298 formerly $6.25, shove and gloves whioh are larger than | 9.98 formerly 814.90 any "aise, nado for the trade. | tis were rdinary- once threatened to sue him for breach | fis dathor te p fest Ii inches ang his Of Promina of mariage, and that Ke ant; | mother & fy ‘with her, and paid her in full, that | “wen rine the ‘ony cohtract ever existing tween them. On exnfbitton at our showrooms. $2 9h foe porary 47°75, formerly it Be eee 3.98, formerly FISHER cos”. COLUMBUS AVENUE, BETWEEN 103D AND 104TH STS, Bahamas. in his ‘answer to her first suit Mn declares that Dorothy Agan chool,”” he said, “until I rot t00 large, and then T nad to go to work. I had'a terrible time on ship- Green og hte call i} Represent a Positive Saving to Those Who Collect ‘The Are You a Collector? “S, & H.” Green Trading Stamps have actual value. We ve premiums for them that are shovels necessities or home luxuries. If you are not already filling. one of our “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamp books you should t once. A calbg all coupons, or labels from the following popular articles.of merchandise, to any of our stores throughout the United States, or to the local addresses given below, and obtain “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps for them. HOLBROOKR’S SAUCE, /FVE‘S. & H.” GREEN TRAD- THE RED HOODS (the only imported Worcestershire) ING STAMPS “now being inciosed In Ten “S. & H.” Green Trading canes given free for the outside wrapper! “I¥e0 st our office for every front tabel| HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, HOOD’s PILLS, SOAP, TOOTH and label taken from a 20-cent bottle of HOLBROOK’S SAUCE when| aes presented at any of the stores owned or operated in any part of the United |” Vanilla Crysta Is POWDER, OINTMENT and pies by the Sperry & Hutchinson Company. See special announcement in all newspapers. The extra st ila Sole Agent for United States and Canada, irae paced wit without seohot Guaranteed ack (CO's POROUS ce es Wiacinw ote Stanive ascends ‘astenta fogs bo teria HORACE DE LISSER, Gerken Building, New York.| Baaies Sbon ttenig Wo tema, Pte Stamp Dept., G. L Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. PRICE ONLY 10 CENTS Tins contain 2 full ounces, and will go as far as any 25¢. bottle liquid extract. “STAMP BRAND” CONDENSED MILK. Wade of Pura, Rich Mikeand Granulated Sugar. No Impurities No Skimmaa Mith No Adulterations SILEXO SCOURING SOAP SILEXO HAND SOAP SILEXO SILVER SOAP WRAPPERS may be exchanged for “S, & H." Green Trading Stamps at any store operated by the Sperry & Mutchin- oon Co, Five “S. & H." Green Trading Stamps given for ten wrappers of any of ‘N buying soa Dowd fae Tie Se oR eres (Se ales a Rae See mark on cach There o- four All ready to stir in cake, custard, ple, pudding, ice cream, cocoa, fruit, or what M rr fe HePRRCH oe guetron 10. |ever you desire to flavor. this ebook: Housatonic Avenue, Bridxeport, Co So." LOCAL ADDRESSES OF THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON COMPANY'S STORES: NEW YoRE— BROOKLYN— LONG ISLAND— AND THE FOLLOWING— + 419) West: tasth St. Chapman & Co.'s Annex, Fulton St,| 11 Main St., Flushing, Mount Vernon, N. Y.1413 S, 4th Ave. 2944 Third Ave. Duffield to Bridge St. Bay Shore, L. 1. Newark, N, . Newark, N. 1338-1340 Broadway, Orange, N. J. 140 Greenpoint Ave, STATEN ISLAND— Port Richmond,S.1—55 Richmond Av. 152-154 West 23d St, Siegel Cooper Co,, 6th Ave.. :Sili and Paterson, N. J ; Toh Ste FM, sah Sth St. Stapleton, S. I.—73 Canal St. Passaic, M. GC. A. Building. ONG ISLAND AND THE FOLLOWING— ‘ Plainfiel 25 W. Front St. 165 Ave. A. D— Dover, N. J—45 W. Blackwell St, Somerville, N. 30 Railroad Ave. ‘kson Ave,, Long Island Cit; Yorkville’s Busy Dept. Store, SW. cor. miivar te Desi one y. 7 5 Cait Jersey City, N. J.—335 Barrow St. Washi —19 Belvidere A 6th St. and 3d Ave. Louls Cohen's, Hempstead, L Morristown, N. J.—9 Park Place, A ects SN. Broadway. _ THE SPERRY @ HUTCHINSON co., Elizabeth, N. J.—234 Broad St. Summit, N | Spemmots Warch Ribbon Sale! THEBIG STORE mmm «—«BO*GIS"STS ps Mornings This Week from Thereatter SingleStamps Until Closing Hot OPERG Thousands of Yards of Bright and Beautiful New Ribbons at Very Low Prices. To-morrow will see the great March Sale of Ribbons spiritedly under way. The MAIN AISLE will be all agleam with these Ribbons, for the Sale will comprise every kind of Ribbon that is demanded for every possible purpose: For instance, Fancy Striped, Warp, Print, Check, Plaid and Plain Ribbons, for millinery, neck, belt and sash trimming in all the desirable shades and most popular styles. It Wilt Be the Most Important Spring Sate of Ribbons | New York Has Ever Known. The prices are astonishingly low, but that 1s due to the im- mensity of the purchase, for we buy more at one time than any. Prices and-descriptions follow: & and 8% tnch 4tnoh alert 4%-tndh dotted 5i-tnch ‘taney’ all-silk Black An chock, Tattete and Dresden ‘Tatteta ¥: Mouseeline Tat- igs = stripe ee with ieen lao! feta Ribbon. Ribbons: ty ef 79 stripe ettestl; At Ic 3 and 8% Inch a 75e pekrragl uae z (“J sale, pink, biaee ail-sitk Louisine pe A Yard. Ribbon: wiht te, A Yard. ert is ale A Yard. sige all ott pink, blue. by “4 and 8% Inch auth ee cr ae pretty wee, all-silk white and Von 5%-tnch all sae - Dinck striped and polka dot Loutsine Rib- colorings oy M8 | warp-print Taffeta Rivbon. feta Hibbon! pretty Tmt aeapaline: Tae ie aa ei ripe | Ait tne amy Uitte Tae, Orage | matey Mam, {LeuletRe, Mipbon. with aulsitie . pink, 2M and 4 tnch fin st Stripe and ik black Actiageline Mand | é-inoh all-atik Plaid Ribbons. gett “Tatteta Ribs® on; pretty colorings, eatin 94 Taffeta Rib- vt oe if a Biers white fed Pa es rosloriags, inah “ali-eik. white sha Back and | ~ et Wee he Feint, "with solid Ey alt sal fancy checked “eiaet Titel ‘Metre: feta seid etorines, wit art Merah entry, ce | cover pendent pes ety slong in de- pat . ea acai agi satin Tat. | |" 5a" ton atau Sets MI Pipes wiiiter Dink. biti, Tala, Mingcsneese | attabtercosrinee: aeelitiee aie tardse a Slain black Women’s Spring Waists. We have taken special pains to make to-morrow’s offering in Women’s Waists irresistibly attractive. All the new Spring effects in fabric, style and finish are here in abundance and WHITE WASH WAISTS in linens, lawns, brilliantines, damask madras and fancy effects. in an intensely interesting variety of styles and designs at 950, 425, 1.75, AIS 9 0 2S Price-Advantages for Guesday Are Particularly Pleasing. Of the many decisive values, we mention the following: BEAUTIFUL WHITE HANDSOME | WHITE ISe | awn -waists.| ZIG | cawn wasts: with yoke of Val. lace with round yoke at TP Rothe ined wih |[— new enbraideey and hemstitching trimmed with medallions; | stitching: bodice of ws pridetsl ie body of waist and sleeves side tucked; | collar and cuffs artistically Waa elehadend stuck collar, with Val. lace inserting, | tucked. tucked cuff, very effective "FINE SHEER WHITE GFeo | LAwNwassts; tron: | cluster pin tucked and trimmed with Val. lace inserting; back has two one-inch side plaits; large bishop sleeves; stock collar and tucked, DIMITY WHITE LTO | RON Wass | as0 DAINTY CREATIONS my per part of waist to bust|NE WEST STYLES OF SHEER of %4sinch French plaits and hemsitching | WHITE LAWN WAISTS, at back; have ten narrow French tucks; hem- stitched stock collar and tabs, tucked and hemstitched cuffs, 475, 2.75, 2.95 0 7.90 (Second Floor, Centre, 18th et.) Carpets, ZR “ae & Wa tlings- ~-Sale Begins Go- Worcome sive; | row. morrow, Bigelow Axminsters. BIGELOW AXMINSTER CAR- Ixely the mos effective Carpets for | PETS; excellent quality; 0 floor | elaborate parlors: high pile, very | covering mere beautifully colored or Savonnorie Carpets. SAVONNERIE CARPETS; abso- beautiful borders; all the | more attractively designed; our 1904 regularly 1.25 durable, newest. 1904 spring shades and Spring line is complete ; colorings: regularly sold for sold for $1.75 per yard: 31.75 per yd.; to-morrow, Tid Ole msron Axminster Carpets. AXMINSTER CARPETS; exceedingly large assortment shown; variety colorings very exten- this extra heavy quality sells elsewhere | regularly for $1.35 per yd.: Hxminster Carpets. AXMINSTER CARPETS; rich. high pile: from | ‘ the daintier shades to the deep Ori combinations, with border to match; sirable for parlors, dining-rooms and chambers; sold regularly for $1.25 per yard.; to- VELVET CARPETS; all the standard makes represented in this showing: qualities very. dur- able; borders to match; also have hall and. stair Wepes Sacgues & Gowns, | Women’s Wrappers. Kimono Dressing Sacgues._ 790FR Md ratoab hd NRA ERS 59e FOR WOMEN’s KIMONO OF percale; extra wy, the DRESSING SACQUES; fine’ variety of desirable rns’ skirts erty crepe cloth in very handsome i/ cut full with deep and waists have bretelles with fancy braid trim- patterns; double yoke back and. frent, with lawn border trimming. ming. IS FOR WOMEN'S WRAPPERS iC 79 FOR WOMEN'S KIMONO” DRESSING SACQUES of fine of finest quality lawn; attracy liberty erppe cloth; handsome panerna, * tive patterns; skirts cut extra full, with deep ruffle,and very neat waist effects. light and dark with fancy border... trimming: some have satin borders. TDS FOR WOMEN'S WRAP. PERS of Sea Island percale: in -y handsome stripe effecis. on light aad icsavp ancl pak pecnc seir'ara |), devble Yohei back and Fock and ext ext oara fll with l4inch flounce:| extra full and long waists have pleated back and pointed tuck yoke. HKimone Dressing Sacgues. 29 ¢ FOR, WOMEN'S _KIMONO ‘© DRESSING SACQUES of fancy figured and striped lam; excellent quality; double yoke back and front wth wide border wimming ef white lawn. Ae FOR. WOMEN'S KIMONO © DRESSING SACQUES of very | fine lawn in pretty polka dot effe tucked front and gathered back belt and finished with wide border trimming of white lawn. Kimono Sowns. i 73¢ FOR WOMEN'S KIMONO- ‘© GOWNS liberty crepe cloth inae variety of pretty patterns; double yoke || back and front; cut era full snd long, with wide border FOR WOMEN’S. KIMONO! Se Owns; fine quality liberty crepe cloth; large assostment of pretty. patterns, both pe and aiden double yoke back and cut extra full salwtia moo trimming. {Second Floor, .Fast of Centra) | RRY Spring-time blooms’ radiantly in the great Car- t and Rug g Store orpthe Gita loor. al patterns in the Carpets and Rugs outshine almost in beauty Nature’s own creations. All the handsomest of the tien patter and soon A are abundance, ani “BRICE, 8 AN _INDUCEMENT THE MOST POSITIVE CHARACTER, Evidence of the most con’ de- scription is contained in the following: | Body Brussels Carpets, BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS; wnt ae frame Body Brussels very dorab fects; appropriate for the library, torfacts 7, TO | fs xier to match; regularly 325 | per yards to:morrow, | Gapestry Brussels. I color TAPESTRY BRUSSELS; all-grades: st de- pular floor covering have been specially r9- / |Soced for the March Carpet Sale; detigns 4 Ie | olorinas are the very newest; endless each grade; suitable for any room-also | and stairs: special to-morrow: 65¢. grade, per yd, 75c. grade, yer yd, Velvet Carpets. effects; three grades | 85c. grade, per yd., gba: | $1.25 grade, per yd, LO5\ 0c. grade, per yd. 70a, $1.10 grade, per yd. 9Oc\ $1.00 grade, per yd. ar a 00 grade. per yd. 75¢| $1.10 grade, per yd. 900 4 Axminster Rugs. Very extensive showing in this high-grade floor covering Nu floor covering more beautifully colored or artistically designed. Excellent values, Your choice, Tuesday only, very specials Qx12; elsewhere $27.50; our price, __| 6x9; elsewhere $17.50; our price 9, 95 2.50, 36x72; elsewhere $4.25; our price 325 8.3x10.6; elsewhere $25.00) 7) 50)! 27454; elsewhere 3.005 our price 2 25 our price, Royal Witton Rugs Specially Priced, Nowhere else can such a beautiful variety of Royal Wilton Rugs at these low ices be found. Ca elsewhere $23.50; our ie 8.75 18x36; elsewhere, $2.25; our B /h, 65) B3si06; elsewhere $30.00; 23,75 21x54; elsewhere $3.50; 0 Suid, elsewhere $35.00; 154; else + our 9x12; elsewhere 5 price, 2.70 {our price 27.50 36x63; elsewhere $5.50; our ¢. WILTON VELVET RUGS.-A superb price, PS) sewing in this very durable foce covering, 36x36; elvewhere $4.25; our Consiructed with a close, heavy pile on a ies DF, 25 | sors back giving it that wearing quality so Aén2 6: ehewhere $13.50: gg) uracei Of this style Rug. Designs our price | and colorings 10 suit any room. 4 6012.0: elsewhere $21.00; | 9x12. very special, Tuesday only, £9: 7 our price. 76. SO} 8 3x\0.6,veryspecial, Tuerdayonly. /7: 75 Capestry Brussels Rugs. Double extra quality in new effecis. Medallion and Oriental designs predominate valet $21.50 qual "19, 00| basi $18.50 qualitys TS. 50 Gepestry Brussets Rugs. 9x10.6, regular $14.50 qual- 6x9, regular $9.50 quality ; ity: special, wi 70. 25 \speciah New Straw Mattings. BUT NOT AT ADVANCED PRICES. The war in the East hasn't affected the prices, because the Martings worg-ordered before sanaulniary operations began: WS lapanese Straw Wattingn, ; Chinese Straw Wattings. | $28.00 and. $30.00 quality, per 650 $d 12100; oe ye $2200 quality, per roll of 40 yds, 10.005 per yd. $1500 quay. per rollof 402d. 9g I Se te of 40 palo i rol Fe. 26g you, 3-905 per yd. '2@ | 5.80; per yd, $18.00 qual IL of 40 fee of 40 yds, 24.00; per yd. yds, 145003 om ye, 4 Oe $25.00 cualiry, pe roll of 40 yds. 600 FSe | 13208 cut» 50c $18.00 quality, per roll of 40 yds. ‘ite ard $1200 qualiy, per 12.00; "eer ve fall of 40'yds, 8.80; per yds OC 12.001 pe yo ieee 306 * $7.50 quality, per roll of 40 yds, sie.00 oat ql ase: ‘ ce nye 5.50; per yd. 15e S100 ali 220 21.505 per yd $16.00 quality, per roll of 40 b Pees S44.00 cua. per roll of 40 9] $18.00 alin 400 per y‘ $9.00 sual, per roll of 40 yds. roll of 40 yds, 10.00; per yd $5.50 quality, per roll of 40 TH $8.00 quality. per roll of seater Pa two or three other stores would think of ordering »for a special 4 J hag