The evening world. Newspaper, March 30, 1904, Page 8

LTTE TET pre SST NPT TET TORRENT 7 ZOSTER } His WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1904 MISS CRUREDE, WHOSE EVIDENCE IPRETTY GIRL OID NOT KILL HERSELE TMM MOTT D . Florence Shanks, According to Her Mother and Brother, Took Carbolic Acid by Mistake for Cough Medicine. 6TH AVE, 2187& 22"°STREETS In the Balcony Book Store; Easter Books. Besides all the cards and novelties for Easter that are here, we offer some appropriate and attractively bound Books . | at very little prices. Two lots in particular: At 25c.—Value 50c, |The, Farmer and the Lord. Meditations on Life of Christ. | Golden’ Thoughts Laddie. Royal Bounty. Miss Toosey’s Misston. Kept for the Master's Use At 39c.—Value 55c, Little Pillows. h The Imitation of Christ. | tepwe ime. |greertne Year Book. Pick Out Your Easter Coats and Dresses mW LSA SMILE, “Did Business on a Big Scale in Diamonds and Kept the Cus- toms Agents Busy for a Long Time. ‘ When pretty Florence shanks, w ste-| While Assortment is at its Best. Big Price Concessions To-morrow, Too. : 'HE PASSED AWAY IN Mabe BERK PARR ow oleate Please do yourselfthe justice of seeing the stock that is here. Beyond that point, we await your verdict as to the supremacy of our show- i . ROUMANIA HOME. carbolle acid potsoning in her brother's|} ing. Amid all the drivel and rot that some folks print about styles and prices, little can be said that would stand out as praiseworthy. Consider yourself then an unprejudiced observer—bent on obtaining the best. In making the rounds, let the Adams store be included In your route. If you do not see MORE garments and BETTER garments for the money than elsewhere—we shall have no desire to sell you. Jackets, Walking Suits, Walking Skirts, Of tan Covert; seams lapped; | Novelty Suiting, short jaunty jacket, in| Manish mixtures in browns and gray tas tary with sttched abe xg TOs collarless model; lined blue, brown and Oxford mixtures, taf-| short, jaunty coat, satin lined, new | $8's0 model. home, at No. 418 South Fourth atreet, Williamsburg, the police concluded that Q it was a case of sutcide, and have It #0 written In thelr records. They say they S| based their presumption that she hed taken her own Ife upon the fact that ‘ Ivy Crurede, on Whose Story He Was Once Indicted, Refused i to Testify Against Him and iiiuiras decd when ey ireased Vice pe feta lined, collar, cuffs and belt of . . q house, and because she had drunk oar A rf . id ‘ sleeve, panel front, flare skirt. Black k 1 ith Left the Country, aul tele an: with satin, at,...0...... 5.98 | cloth, trimmed with soutache, fare skirt, , $2.98) | Bark Kersey cloth; fare, with 55 Q pleated panel skirt. $25.00 18 98 $18.50 suit for.... weesseeee ° ‘Tho brother and sister-in-law say that Florence drank the acid by mistake for = abs Cloth, ve stitched ae re none Etuniae Cheviet Cont faa bias navy Waists. i Max J. Lasar, king of diamond emug- @ cough mixture strapped seams; collar or Coat Sult, Lymansville'Cheviot, /and brown, taffeta lined, collarlessy A ' ae Ps sidan ‘ k, cuffs White China Silk; pleated front Wlers. is dead. The news of his death, She had had a heavy cold for two|} collarlessstyle ; satin lined. 8.98 GAGE Lee fer Ny lars ancy trimmed around neck, braid, medalllons Pp) and sleeves; yoke of Mexican lace;. lace trimmed stock; blouse effect. A $5-75 model for 3.98 fwhich occurred in Roumania, his home, 4 has just reached here, and the Treas- ' * ry agents and other Government of- weeks," enfd Mrs, Shanks to-day, “and had been taking medicine, which we foolishly kept in @ bottle simitar in size : and silk new flare skirt. A Of black Cheviot; fly front ; lined Ereaae wu noes 20.00 $21.50 suit for... .eeee...0e 15.98 SiSTIOLLUNADIUONOVONONTD ND MDDDOMONI NID TNVUEOUIDNID ny NOODLE TNDETTT SCOTT TCOE TTT fclals whom he had elven mach trouble) CALITO throughout. Very special D Sui SoS Sure TenEae . its. ina Si : tn the past will breathe easier for ; Roi one th wamcn eter was nerole Sold. y SPI bess\ou Of white China Silk; tucked yoke; 3 the future. _ (Ses) ~ Both bottles were on the same shelf. Sei OOBUIG es ecleve viens 98 Eton Jacket, in fine Venetian cloth, royal | Broadcloth Eton, in black, navy and | entire front lace poser hy) Lasar belleved in doing things on a leas \ “Florence had ben used to filling a : brown and black, shoulder cape, vest | brown, satin lined, epaulette cape, col- trimmed stock and sl : but. i Big scale, and his attempts to smuggle WW S\N T vtat with the medicine so that she|{Of black Venetian, fly front, | front, silk pipings, flare skirt. gg, latless vest front trimmed, fancy braid So ee cenit mee \cs) want @lamonds into the country seldom in- ; could always have it with her. Last! elegantly lined, Special $18.50 suit for miei Bs and buttons, flare skirt with ton front or back; $4 night she filled the vial in the dark gantly Q) | Canvas Suit, Eton Jacket, in black, navy | side pleat, $23.50 suit for... bO. model for , sn oxG and believed it was with the cold mix-}]at...... eeccesercsres . and brown, taffeta lined, shoulder trim-| Voile Blouse Suit in gray, champagne, , white China 1 lined wi ture, Then she sala she would go out rn . . | mings, vest front, trimmed fancy guimp, royal, brown and black, collarless, vestee, + fini and stand on the stoop ts raten. a{| Of Covert, in two new models; | panel skirt with pleats, entire suit hand trimmed braid and guimp, new model | ter Soler eae ieee phere breath of fresh air. She ad not been || collarless style, with broad | somely trimmed, tafteta straps. 9 4 00) ki" made over fancy taffeta 37.50 | regular $9.75 model for... 6.50 bald and several United States Dep- } volved lesa than $50,000 worth of Jewels. i He formerly condycted a diamond im- a Porting house at No. 24 Maiden lane f In December, 1897, Special Agent Theo- ee it uty Marshals mado a raid on his of- 5 cores 29,50 SuILLOF.. sess eeee eee drop. $45.00 suit for....... fice and seized $00,000 worth of dia aa reel: Mee a etitiir, rary || shoulder effect. Very $20) 90 Sit ice D Skirt Of Peau de Sote: tailor made in a variety monds. Lasar. his brother, Emanuel! Had Said “Good Night” and atts tot me ine anal | Speclal..........0.-- £2.50 ress s. of colorss finlshed with small tucks and Lasar, and the latter's wife, Helena, taken carbolte. acid) by 5 Black Broadcloth, unlined; flare finished | Black Voile with taffeta drop; richly | double rows of stitching; sloping shoul- ‘Were arrested on suspicion of having} Left for Home—Came Back der effect. A regular $8 model brought the diamonds into this country Ep 75 for. thought 1 put medicino!| Of pleated Taffeta Silk, with full | on gore with straps and but- 4.98 enined Straps of silk. $19 12.98 ° OUEL. ..s eeceteeeeee seen 7 without apying duty on them. a Few Hours Later a Mental 4 4 hls wife carried Florence || pleated sleeves; collarless, with’ | tons: a $7.50 model for...... Blick Voile with taffeta drop; flare, | Of white lace in the new Blouse effect; & tr aa ihe Cane) Wreck. Shanks, a namesake. When he reached |] cape; trim'd on cape and pack eles eae tent’ with teomed yy te bs strapping In a Hlshed with Angier reauae Cygne; eran ic sanes Eivicons, et tor wh Sovantaeaentet her death cuffs with fancy braid. . 16.98 model at......-++-- eee 7.98 for 2 cieaad 16.98 Pe ee a ae 8.98 Lasar had met on board the st “According to the Shanks family, Tassie that brought him over, and. whom he| ,RERNARDSVILT [ean at fer, postion tg, week a Millinery: Easter’s Finest Showing |Women’ E (0) had bi Ae ore *) After blading nlght 2 owing to a reduction of business y t eraeon Saf os ana nv ve walnut Pet Ne ample die ee ; Ss MS EdSten SNaes Ca OrGS, - The| his home, Ainsworth Poyer, a son of a an eexpele ie . fs . py fers Lasse for bresch of promise, The] OM Ment ana. wealthy. Gornardeviie| | iad expected #0 Raye another situation With Many Specially Priced The Cream of Styles at Modest Pricing, o ‘ family, and the fiance of Miss M. San-| Hernardsville, and he has been Hving| Far from belng depressed, ag was first ct lots of worthy Footwe: ectal Elser that he putin no defenses | dere, ainexernd tack to ner nome a fom | Ahoneyin ya taily, home Hin eagle |ERRIT INN aforate gis wast igh Hats at $5, $10, $15 and $20 tte SS ces 0 on sale fosorrow morning in plenty tie for Before the case came to trial Lasur| hours later covored with blood and sanic nd it 1s under-/ spirits yesterday. She was only nine- ji : he Easter business. New Shoes are really essential for the Managed to nee her and she refused to unconscious at the young wi a ey Please don’t wait until Saturday to choose your Easter hat. The] ¥ er festival as new clothes andbonnets. “Such pricing give any moore testimony against him, [HO oe en eta te showing will be splendid even then, of course—for we never allow Heeler Tear tvollnican ERG oe Rtrasscaad Gane tp ine attone nc | men, Surmeona) aay. hla) beain’ te, Ine stocks to go below a certain level—but you probably know something mats Se DiRecent uty fured and It ts doubtful If he will ever of the Easter eve crowds—almost as great as just before Christmas, At $1.50 pair instead of $2. 50—crepniatlss 3 pe Able te, Lae any Tet ion: amost We want you to be suited with your hat—to get something thor- and button Boots; made from excellent quality vici kid, oughly fitted to you. So be here to-morrow, if possible. with either thin of medium weight soles; low and high beon sent fo 1 are now hurrying ‘Miss Crurede went to Europe and was Rever seen in this country again Announcement Arrested at Niagara Falls. Pb ate esau tap eal ae We've a wonderful collection of headpieces—there’ doubt | Aa ; heels; C,D and E widths; sizes, 2 an prmented at Niagara Falls. |, [of the assault on Poyer Is beyond them, ‘ fe've full cc pieces—there’s no dou . Rerlgs Cy land widihes ates, Niagara Falls by Special Agent Charles | #4 that, unless he recovers and gives to All Who Are Suffering from about it. Every hat is built to conform to some individual taste— ; bestilot of Shoes wer ever onered var Lewis. He had inirusted a package) some clue up which to work they containing nearly a pint of diamonds| will never be able to offer one. to the care of a bride and bridegroom) y iaveg pe ‘whom he had met on the steamer which | Pelleved for a fow + brought him to Montreal. man might have } = dowels were valued at $70,000, and) rival for the affections of Miss ‘the young married couple denounced] ’ , . Uap a ane { him when they learned how he had uxed| ‘The Attack on Poyer was made on them. He was tried and was sentenced | Sunday night last, but not until to-day fto six months in fail and fined S00) aia it reac evinublcleventan anéalt Patter serving his term he lett the coun-| (it It reach the public's ear hence the variance of styles. And no matter what pace you pay, you'll S the price. . get something that is distinctive and original and beautiful. \ At$I.6 5 , A A price that carries as much hi > x $I. 9 pairinstead of $3.00: ; } h ; M A There's Wide Assortment at $5.00: gouble the amount would in most } One thousand pairs of Oxfords, as stores. We sort of “feature” the $5 hats—for it’s a popular amount of manev new as the morning, made up from to part with. We not only have splendid variety for the grown-ups, but for the finest vicl kid) with both low and oe > extra high Cuban heels; also some iu Hats that are bedecked with flowers and feathers and foli: “ Ta rete lage: of inde with Louis XV. heels. Not a air in scribable hue. : it Se the lot could be bought ordi Exquisite are the Models at $10.00; [ate (hs identical creations and let | below $2.00) many have been made to sell at'a dollar more. Uke Ordinarily F Milliner's shop—and a $20.00 price ticket would sell them in a jiffy. A case where H A splendid collection of Boots and D D D saeilock westward saves vou ten dollars. Materias are fer ihan in the s¢| At 92-00 pair instead of $3.00; OcRra Ties mancr Caren ° e e or any form of skin disease, Weare pleased to announce that we have arranged with the manujiacturers of tho has created a sensation jar was married to the daughter of! It is understood that Sanders's family J, Jacob Dreicer, a Fifth avene Jeweller. ynocined the police immediately after wife secured a divorce from him. he a ve Sf » of | Royer returned to thelr house early Sun- ; f Mae ee ere ee Genin inl battered "oohdlllon: hats, and styles are somewhat different. eat or shapes. Leathers include Patent Vici and Tan Russia Calf (tan eae | Li Fr find any trace of a fight a - This Millinery business is like t ning fad), ey have turn soles and Goodyear welt soles; widths Fi piace in the streets, they i 5 Still Better Yet the Hats at $15.00: J's. Michie sete aay from A to E; sizes 25 to 8. Not a pair in the lot worth less thin $3.00. BRIDE ENDS | FF M alt Prescri ti Oo n Seneie as with the morecan ms accomplished, Hien doles cose og Sener that the most mysterious to make a headpiece perfect—in materials and in styles. Our best artists wor E ti N It d E phase ase developed, The gue p Se hemi flowers and foliage are so good that you'll tire of them in time; shapes as! er ove ies an aster avors and on every. han¢ are distinctively exclusive. All these cost money—like everything else, “good things come high.” af . At this pricethe finest, the richest, The Richest of Them All at $20.00: the rarest one can buy. Thecream ,. of our own; the best of Parisian milliners. Wecan't do them justice here; but a This arrangement will enable those suffering from any tortur- cursory glance makes the advertiser’s pen dance, They're beautiful, they're lavish A ing skin disease to procure D.D. D. at their nearest drug store. in the extreme. There are none others in New York to compare with them abthe The importance of this announcement will be appreciated when Br lees it is remembered that D. D. D. is now generally recognized as the only sure specific for Eczema and allied skin diseases. We are specially pleased to make this announcement because from long ex- perience we know the splendid results achieved by D, D. D. in the cure of these diseases. It is a liquid for external application which immediately pene- Time was when an Easter gift was hardly in it i 5 L g a place. To-day it is as appropriate as at Christmas-tide. What is yours to be? Not for yourself, of course, but those around you. While you're choosing for others, we'll likely see that YOU get one. Carts and Chariots drawn by rabbits, ; Comical figures ridin, iT swans, ducks, &c. These are auelbbon ne es Toc. to oe. 98% ; : trimmed. 25c. to $12. shina rabbits. in fancy desi = Untrimmed Hats, Flowers and Feathers, as well as strictly ready-} au cinds of ssi such bickens)| Siieand Sane eaies tosven to-wear Hats, occupy a big corner of the main floor, Millinery Salon} ducks, rabbits, hens, roosters hin lee Tinettoueas ppt te proper is one flight up—via the Elevator, elephants. | 38¢. a dozen to 22 dozen. | Candy Eggs for filling. 10€, Ib- Style 3333. Style 242, Style 3283, Style 3252 AUS Were upset to act as distributors for this cily and vicinity of this well-known tion, and will not only sell D, D, D, at retail at our store, supply druggists at wholesale prices. noon the lower floor there was sie havinis was found. Virs. Sullivan Takes Carbolic Acid When She and Her Hus- Lae Neat band Disagree — Treatment |! door she sous mans pocketbook Too Late to Save Her Life. » but in view of other hetieved that It was robbery as the mo In the room wore Style 1025, Style 293. Style 3242. As the result of the first quarrel she and is guaranteed to cure or money refunded, | Re eo ait Nes Nusband singe th pola Mannie tncrtid E) trates the skin, leaving no grease or discoloration, and no case of skin i Tenbiyanrelcids ot QUICE DevOr ONE disease is too old or too virulent to submit readily to its germ-killing * took carholie acid a dof AI pee powe! A cure is guaranteed in every case, no matter how long the r Hospital. disease has tortured you. i sean sulliva You take no risk whatever in buying D. D. D., because the { tsa Sale address 8 manufacturers absolutely guarantee to cure you, and if it fails the given, an BiAime druggist will refund the purchase price. since the ad a slight mis This offer is made in good faith and there is no reason why any ii pacemiane ne the lusband one soul be longer tortured by stin ieeases when a eenain and A 9.85 A Reenter Sl a as guaranteed cure is within easy reach. We vouch for the genuine- J } me mnie tie sie oe meanest ness of this guarantee, a MAUS SAID OOO ee eee ia Sullivan ran to the Tenderloin police | OO icone ee Sorte. Four Hundred Phenomenal Bargains in GO-CARTS PHOTOGRAPHS from the tiniest miniature to a life size portrais Paincess Pantt Pxoros $220 PrA Dozen York * hulance, none at then the 0 x if the ca The se but called Be! Was sent for Mrs. taken there ax «i Mied soon after bein We have succeeded in securing the most reliable drug stores in ji} At the Lowest : Prices Ever Known in New York. | Jew York ci Ss our olesale a n etail ag Si is ci ye PY ry 6 : s, Nevaa or {o/agt ds Our: W nglestle;and tetall ageisisnitiis.clty It’s a short story—and we'll tell it quickly. We've bought every Go-Cart a big maker had on his floor—at a tremendous sacrifice on RIKER’S DRUG STORE, 6th Av. and 23d St., N.Y., his part. Perhaps he needed the money, or the room; anyway, he took a decided loss) and the three hundred and eighty-eight Go-Carts are here to sell at the lowest prices ever named. Here’s the description of them in general: and BOLTON DRUG CO. » Brooklyn. Made of the ine grades of Reed and handsomely finished. All of them are In elegant and elaborate designs, with Reclining Backs and Adjustable Dashers, Seats and back cushions are richly upholstered. Every c has the latest model of green-ename! Auto Running Gears with rubber tired wheels, rubber hub caps and patent brakes. Twenty-three styles all told—we picture faithfully a few of them, Divided into three groups for quick selling—we expect tosee a happy Rect Uptown Prices Mule Oeenten youngster Wheeling about in every one of them by Easter Sunday, . Koch's Optown Prices Make Downtown H. Shopping an Extravagance q , i d Shepping an. Extravagaree, Cc Lot No. 't includes; | Lot No. 2 includes: Lot No. 3 includes; i 46 Carts that sell regularly for $10, | 5 Carts that sell regularly for $154 33 Carts that sell regularly for $21, F AL F. e 20 Carts that sell regularly for $11. 24 Carts that sell regularly for $17. 36 Carts that sell regularly for $22, i on hysicians who attended her said her ife might have been saved had she been attended to more promptly. AT A 16 Carts that sell regularly for $12. 41 Carts that sell regular'y for $18. 58 Carts that sell regularly for $24, Thursday and Friday—A Sale of 8 Carts that sell regularly for $14. 84 Carts that sell regularly for $20. 17 Carts that sell regularly for $25. 125th Street, West, srens Avon Cotton Shirt Waists. Choose at $6.95 Choose at $9.85 | Choose at 512.75 EVERYTH ING IN SHOES FOR Of course these prices do not include Parasols and Rods—but they are offered equally cheap in this sale: : ; P S SHIRT WAISTS, of white lawn,| LADIES! SHIRT WAISTS, of white lawn, Ladies, Misses, Boys er) Children t { idered fronts, some front of allover er brOReH, son Parasol Rods, | eae Parasols, Ferssols, i ii Sole Agents ia + ; = with Val. lace and embroidered inser-|] Splendid grade; firm and strong, Very special at] Of Silesia, all green lined; very pretty. At | Of Sateen, green lined and finished with ruffle, Rew York forthe FAMOUS SHOE FOR WOMEN |_ with hemstitcned phaits, reg tions, value $3.25, for two dl with lace; also of black muil : | 65c $1.35, for two days...... ~ 95C) ays’... ve 2:50 = a py ADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS, of white linen, Lé " SHIRT WAISTS, of white li ¥ Style 232, Style 3273. Style 3181. Style 202. Style 283, entire front with hemstitched plaits; front hand embroidered; or of, | also of white lawn, trimmed with but-| sian lawn, yoke, collar and cuffs with tonhole , back and lace; also of tan Shantung, with ‘oven dot, reg. $4.25, f TE. Bill wotcayescr ee. 3.45 Ba | 125th Street, West, ‘Sah Aes on Dg} Wars os | YR Thy | Yew ay ns ae == . abines every element of Shoe perfection— jl ‘ i Y ‘ f Q ) 7 % RIPANBTABULES aro tho best dye 4 Naval Need. mS =; Y te % y x } style, service and comfort. Smart dressers peptia medicine ever ade, ABUR | A fortune awaits the man who can A 7 f “e FG : sae te Epeon al momen find sav- Tieelngie your, aati mer hears | a0 ‘equip a warship that al ‘@ are now showing a com- r Breaths pore throat aiid every ti fully “repel boarders." ‘The | the newest ‘styles in Hoots, $3.00 oni rod of curd eminent way to “attract board ; Slee, i through Sunday World Wante—over Oxtords, $2.50 tala Su, Basra sce A bel tas wits