The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1904, Page 4

eee NICKEY? XO, SAYS GRAN NA He’s_a Gentle and Harmless Terrier, She Asserts, and No Court Summonses Can Make Her Give Him Up. BITE THE EULER BOY? WHY, THE IDEA’S ABSURD. But Eddie Euler’s Papa Is Boil- Ing with Anger and Now Threatens to Despatch the “Pup” Summarily on Sight. Mount Vernon has many dogs. Like every town, she has dogs with pedigrees and just the common, everyday tn- can variety. Some of her dogs have won blue ribbons and red ribbons and white ribbons at Madison Square ken- nel shows and been talked about by the fashionable set, but never has she owned a dog that has caused as much talk within her own boundaries as “Nickey” French. “Nickey” has a pedigree. He is a Beotch terrier, with hair that falls in a tymble of silvery waves from his sturdy little back down to the toes’ of his four strong legs. "Nick also wears a bang, from the cracks of which two brown eyes peer out at the rest of the world. "Nickey" belongs to the grand- fon of Mrs, Willlam French. Hoe !s a New York dog, but his master broke up housekeeping in the spring and gran'ma has been keeping him ever since. A week ago little four-year-old Eddie Euler, who lives in North Seventh ave- nue, a few doors away from “Nicke: home, ran to his mother, yelling at t top of his voice that “Gran’ma Krench's poodle has bited me.” When Eddie's father got home from New York that night he decided that the only thing to do was to kill “Nickey.” He started out with a shotgun, but he didn't come across the dog. The next day he didn’t go ta New York, but stayed home and demanded that the Police Department of Mount Vernon go to “Nickey's” house, rou. him out and hang him. The Chief sald he couldn't do that, and passed Euler along to Judge Simpson, of Special Sessions, The Judge issued a summons directing Gran'ma French to put “Nickey” out of the way forthwith. An order of that kind has been written every day since then, but “Nickey” still survives, and when Euler reappeared before Judge Simpson and demanded a final order of execution the Judge said he had been out fishing and his}arms were so sunburned he couldn't write. “Nickey” in Retirement, No one outside of the French family has been able to get a sight of “Nickey’’ since the day the Hulers went tho warpath, but an Evening World reporter saw him and had a long talk with His Scotch Terrtership and also with Gran'ma French. It has been sald that “Nickey” lias been 80 scared gince the first order of execution was issued that he hasn't moved from under Gran'ma French's big walnut bedstead. His New York visitor found him in the kitchen eating oatmeal and} " milk, Just at that moment Gr. stepped in front of “Nicke; her capacious skirts out on "ma French, and pulled each side go that the “loorway wus entirely blocked, “Be you a policeman?” she asked anxiously, ‘A reporter man? Well, for the Ian's sake. You don't mean tu tell me you come all the way up from York to see “Nickey” French! Well, for the lan'’s sake! You just come here, ‘Nickey,’ and, show thie reporter man from New York that you ain't as bad inted."" *s'' oatmeal and milk were tasting pretty good about that time and Gran’ma French had to yank him away from the meal by the nape of his neck, “Now, Mr. Reporter, you put your finger in “Nickey's" mouth and you see it ‘he bites.” “Nickey” didn't bite, and when he saw his mistress remove hix plate of oat- meal he crawled up into his visitor's lap and smuggled down contentedly. Bhis Dog Doesn't Bite. “There now, you see ‘Nickey's' not vicious, I don't mean to be disrespect~ ful to no court, but ‘Nickey’ didn't Just bite that Euler boy, and he's goin’ to stay under my bed or any- | Wheres else in this house thtt sults Bim, and when I get done boardin’ him for the summer he's going back to my gran’soh for the winter. “Say, don't you go and put my name tn the paper, but just you put this In: “There's a whole lot of people in Mount Vernon who don't know how to mind their own business, and they don't live further away from here than I could throw ‘Nickey’ by the nind leg.’ “Bay, have you been to the Eulers?” and Gran'ma French's voice sank to a whisper with the question, “No? Then ff you go over there they'll just tell you a scandalous lot about. ‘Nickey and me, and don’t you orint that They've just caused ‘Nickey’ no end Of trguble, and the papers got a hold The Enlers’ Version of It The ers were all out with the ex- ype ofa little girl who said she was ‘Miss’ Eu) r. Where 18 ™m Who & about ten. York, And my 3} York, too, hath But it would have been if it hadn't Ml 5) hnig' thick velvet pants. hig teeth through. bu there was a little wmonses? My Paw has got tired tin’ summonses, and he says that fFoln’ to wait and just Kill i m sight. giurnod to enter the house a ver You a Ne My Iny Paw'll ‘get th Ao, sum eay ‘on | ha ACTRESS NOW WIFE OF DR.WALKER, OF NEW YORK, Dressing Sacques, Worth $2, at 98c See ILL you have a Wom: an's pretty White Lewn Dressing Sacque made with hand&erchie! sleeves? These are reg- 2sacques. ‘The kind you would be ys.7ud to be seen in. Not the kind you would throw off in a hurry when the bell rings Hemstitched work on collar and sleeves. Value $2, at 98c ETHEL HORNICK WEDS PHYSICIAN Well-Known Actress Married in § Sioux City, la., to New York § Man Who Is Member of the) Lotos Club. | nd Floor, \ : THE WORLD? WED ESDAY EVENING JUNE 29, 1904. : 25e Wash ts. at 10¢c gi Main Floor. IX styles of Wash Belts, and they are allas pretty > ag anything you have seen. Come in pink, blue and white. These 10¢e colors with variations in six different styles. Any one worth 25c, Thursday at 10c. - Get a New Suit at 5.50 and Save 4.50 in Actual Cash Third Floor, The man who has made up his mind to pay $10 for a new sult of clothes will be perfectly satisfied with one of these $10 Suits at $5.50 and he will have $4.50 remaining. / This saving will do him more good thanit will the dealer who sells clothing at full prices only. Despatehe nounce the Miss. [thel Dr. Willam thie the actre! © Walker, of this | irmed at . John of siness man ived by the | the gift of of which Each suit in this tot 1s sc good that we do not hesitate to guarantee it in every particular——the fabric, the tailoring, the fit and the style. Best way to judge is to see the garments see Men’s $10 | Men’s $15 Suits Suits These suits are made These Suits for Men are made of cheviots, | of high-grade materi- inls in a wide variety crashes and other elry which ravels abroad or had |f r bride are du to-morr Th the trip will remain | to abrond @ Ethei to but as fur her Ithough on the stone | ort time, won an enviable place If as leading woman and was known as one of the most beautiful acircaves on the Ametican stage, | reasonable and desir-| of patterns and tev- tt | able fabrics in the eralstyles, No matter what fabric you prefer you will doubtless find it; best tailoring most sensible styles of the year. Each is splendidly tailored QUEEN AT CURZON BAPTISM.} NO SUNDAY STREET WORK. | Sponsor for Baby |atoyement to Abolish sabbath | i ter of the Viceroy. nuing by the Department | ane ines rons choice | Sig ven ee! bbs LONDON, Jone 2—Tho baby dag to-night @ public | ton, Vi Curzon ( ago and W looking toward the ent for the aboll- the Dopart- | on Sundays st kaya “there ts t department on vart of this noble ‘Tlie expense of the I keeping it clean ter of Lord Curzon of Ke roy of India, Lady was Miss Leiter of Ch ington), was chris royal, St n and nthe 5.50 Nw “\\Men’s handsome Summer Suits with values ranging as high as $20 and in 9.8 t Sec Th others p Marlboroug A. Nathaniel He aughter. At the c Vico the Queen p with a handsome pl X-LIGHT AND PHYSICAL CULTURE IN THE CURE OF TUBERCULOSIS. ers will come from men can buy «| party or out- | please with thelr ae variety large a make it certain taste will be satisfied. ‘or a clam ¢ ing, or do as they own money.” expert on|eaches to every spot inside the lungs and Dr. Anderson in the Asatte voctatiat £0, tH tho alr tubes, Tt Kills the germs Lung Diseases and only X-Light sp which are forming there, expels the mucus tn New York City. By the Invention of hin} @nd decaying tissues, Immediately arrests the di a wonderful X-Light he gave to the field of | cure is thn rawuit,, Perey ANd permanent owult medicine one of the greatest discoveries of | In addition to this sc rH the century. The Dre Anderson X-Light 18 |ahin methor of, keting: sient ‘othe tho all-luportant discovery that was noeded | very sout of the disease, Dr. Anderson gives to effect the prevention and cure of this|spoctal instructions to bis patients, Md dreaded disease. | breathing, lung gymnastics, dlet and. tho By examining a pattent with this light Dr. | amount of exercise which each Individual Anderson can look Into the body and locate | case requires, ‘These Instructions mood ene with absolute cortainty any disease of the | proper aiiount of physical caltare seo tee lungs, bronchial tubes or trachea, and can | door oxercine are Just a» also seo AT ONCE whether it Is consump- | unble as the treatn tion, bronchitis, asthma or catarrh of t refully 1 tubes, He in, in this scientific way. en-| there Is great abled to direct the proper treatmont at the | capacity very beginning, for the cure of tho dis or stage which ts thus Ko correctly shown by the Dr. Anderson X-Light ‘This X-Light has long passed the expert- mental stage. Dr. Anderton has been a Jaliat of chest di used his Dr. Al Have All the Hosiery and Underwear You Need Main Voor. No store can or will produce . Aaderson, ‘n over-doing one's ing the physteian's ys of physteal culture Anderson prescribes no drugs for opt where extreme’ symptoms” indie their ne waclaate, ko away from home In the hope ve a short thme ina ee et Hie: aaa mption ax a disease 60 cente instead of 1.00, and that is a years. There are other ordinary X-Rays, fn any chnnte. if acy and | bona-fide saving easy to calculate, but only one perfected Anderson X-Light. | cured at home, uu will remain well; while While we confine to-day! there are dozens of other regular made, per Dr. Anderson furnishes radiographa ( photographs) to the leading surge hospitals of Now York and Philnde Medicines taken Into not rove or cure the | Ray and {ft you Improve in another climate, you ve. turn to your honte only to have the disease break out again in A mors virulent form than before Do not wa no means of lung trouble or not attention to those who of expert spectaltsts. ythine and anyth » themselves, Call and Investig » time with doctors who have nding out whether you have tect hosiery. Ki & brief temporary relief NoT cine RE, Bestdey contain aleohel 01 5 nly od! most of opiates, which every 6 the disease in and do not pay Men's 25¢ Hose Men's Half Hose of fine Women’s 25c Hose ‘Women’s Fast Black Hose, Boys’ and Girls’ 15¢ Hose and the A Kerm dinenre only. effe ering that wil if Ask for illustrated X-Ligh: i and , teach directly te eam ae pure maco yarn, also pure Sotucen AU cleantane silky mercerized yarns, uns an he tH 4 X-Light exnmination ; ; » sing! mh. 5 ‘i has proven the truth of this statement by Ue, CO WestcHdde ton, Natron Lisle Thread Hose in new | pie ribbed, fast black, per- (light weight, plain and that ha the eure Sundays, 1 to 2; y ib oa spectal home treatment ons who live at a distance to as well ax though thoy fect quality, double soles | drop stitches, plain colors and knees, seamless feet, and blacks; double soles, All peels and toes, at 15e designs of all-over open lace effects running to the toes, at any day from 10 strong and durable. sizes, 5 to 924 inches, at Se p smoky vapor The patient the lungs It Ovone this_y into, NVQ pW, Cv 8° o ee © 0" 0 ANAS rman rennet rename en nun ER A WRNRMNAEAAAAALEAAAARARANN Correct Russets For Women The genuine custom style and fit, the fine grain, delicate shades and “satiny” finish of the leather, place Regals§ ahead of all other Russet Oxfords. There's a lot of difference in Russets. Because a shoe is a “tan” it isn’t necessarily one that can be worn with propriety by the carefully-dressed 4 woman. Regals are faultless—they meet the requirements of the most exacting follower of fashion. Every shoe stands as an ex- ample of the most daintily modelled mid-summer footwear. And in Regals | only is a complete line of fittings and styles offered. $3,50 as always. | vn 2h egeualve, Women’s Stores, 0 of them in Now York Clty, TT exclusive Regal Stores WOMEN'S STORES, 15¢e Men’s and Women’s Underwear 100 doz. Women’s Pure White Lisle Thread Vests, Richeliew | fine light-weight silk-mercerized Shirts and Drawers; fast colors, 100 dozen Men’s Underwear, ribbed, low neck, sleeveless, | ‘ ‘ : : . light blue, pink and novia. Per- lace-trimmed, perfect in quality, | et quality, beautiful Gnish, the pliable and elastic, The regular) kind you see advertised at $1, 59c kind at 24e. at 59e. Wouldn’t Any Woman Pay 79¢e for a Pair of 1.25 to 2.00 Oxford Ties? ‘Third Floor. Yive hundred pairs of Women’s Oxford*and Colonial Ties, some worth no more than 1.25, but others worth 1.50 and 2.00 are in this sale. They have been assigned to two large bargain tables for Thursday’s selling. Each pair has flexible, Oxtords dependable soles and stylish heels and toes, and 79@ are made of a variety of leathers. The sizes are from 214 to 7 and the widths D and E, Women’s Kid Oxfords at 1.29 Women’s Kid Oxford Ties, light or heavy weight soles, or women’s kid extension sole Oxford Ties, new Vassar toe, pstent tip and kid lined. Sizes 2}4 to 7 and D and E widths. Women’s Tan Oxfords at 1.79 Women’s Brown Russia Calf Oxfords, extending sole, military heel, tips of same leather, or women’s brown Vici Kid Ox- fords, opera toe,Cuban heel. Al! sizes, regular 2,50 grade. Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis Shoes, 49c¢ Boys’ and Girls’ Bright Ping-Pong Tennis Shoes, have rubber soles, made of the best French linen—in brown, blue and black, red check and white, ‘They can be bought to fit children from 6 years of age, and from that to the larger girls and boys, Misses’ Russet Laced Shoes, 98c Misses’ Russet Laced Shoes, solid spring heels, good extension soles, sizes 11 to 2, and D and E widths. Babies’ Kid Shoes at 19c Babies’ Kid Shoes, various colors, silk bows, fine silk stitched, In sizes 0 to 3 at 19c, ifteen styles in Women's Oxfordsin Russet and other leathers. hosiery and underwear values to equal those The 14th Street Store is spreading before its patrons at this time. On aQ limited quantity of four pairs you pay Women’s 1.25 to $2 Bt aw cor. 7th Ave. Willoughby Ay pies an Kemal e 4or MEN’S STOR NEW YORK CITy WF MO Fitch Ne ft yy oand ish Aan R, of Nod, | Sb. Cor. Th Ay *STORES MARKED WITH A STAR ARE OPEN EVENINGS. | PANNE NNN AANA AAA, 14th Street Store Happenings Always something going on at the 14th Street Store. _ Read the news of events scheduled for to-morrow: Dog Show Free. Prof. Ellsworth and his mar- vellous trick dogs have been en- gaged to entertain our guests in Recital Hall, adjoining the grocery department on the sixth floor, all this week, and admis- sion will be free. Show begins at 9.30 A. M. and continues un- til 5.30 P.M. Bring the chil- dren. B. & M. Blue Trading Stamps. Two Blue Trading Stamps with each 10 cents to all who shop before 12 o’clock. One stamp after 12 o’clock. Save Blue Trading Stamps and you will add many beautiful furnish- ings to your home free. Ice-Cream Soda, Sc. Ice-Cream Soda, cool, pure, | delicious and refreshing, served at the big soda fountain in the basement and in the grocery section on the sixth floor. Regular 10c. quality is 5c. Quick Lunch Room. You'll relish the food served in our quick lunch room adjoin- ing the grocery on the sixth floor, Popular prices for dishes that are dainty and wholesome. 5.50 Silk-Figured Pongee Shirtwaist Suits at 2.78 each Second Floor. This is the grandest bargain in Women’s Shirtwaist suits we have advertised because the materials are extremely popular, the manner of making splendid and the Styles so distinctly desirable that none will fail to appreciate them. Silk-figured Pongee is light, cool and becoming, and we advise those whi inclined to hesitate that there is a limited quantit; Silk-Figured Pongee Shirt Waist Suits, in tan, pink and light blue, with the waist made in that desi able side-pleated efiect, trimmed 5.50 Shirt Waist Suit at 2.48 pleated, with lowest price we've noti these garments advert been $5.50. day’s sale will be 2.78, 2.75 White Pique Skirts at 1.68 These skirts are made of a fine quality ef pique, seven gore wide flaring, trimmed over hips and down {ront with wide insertion of Torchon lace, and have inverted plait back. ‘A smartly tailored, good hanging skirt. Women’s Dimity , and Sheer Lawn Costumes, a large variety to select from. The material is of good quality and patterns vatied and handsome, tuckings and shirrings torm the decoration of these lovely Summer costumes which fell regularly at 7.50, Special at 4.98, 5.00 Walking Skirts at 2.68 ‘These skirts are made of a splendid grade of tweed in light gray or tan combina- tions; eleven gores, wide flare, inverted plait back, welted seams, kilted graduated flare, An ideal Summer skirt. 7.50 Peau de Soie Coats at 4.98 Made of a heavy grace of peau de soie, with double shoylder cape, pouch sleeves, ilored and finished. turn-cver cuffs, splendidly to complete the cos- tume, the skirt is full wide flaring and side inverted back. The Our price for Mon- _ Read the description = Valenciennes lace insertions, Be Prompt and You'll Share These Splendid Bargains in Waists Solid, certain values in waists that you'll wear because the styles are the most recent crea- tions of the fashion designers, and the materials are the kind you would select if you were going to buy the goods by the yard. This is the sort of merchandise The 14th Street Store offers at bargain prices, not zn undesirable lot of rej Second Floor. garments, but all new and clean, All sizes. Women's i} i5e Waists Made of Corded Dimity, front . tailor of six half-inch pla stitched, two ploits down back, fancy collar. Alsosame style 4y striped gingham. At 48e Women’s 1.50 Waists Made of Plain and Fancy Lawn, also striped madras, and black polka dot lawnsi some trimmed with embro ery, others with side plaits, Bust from 42 to 50 inch. 79@ cne-quarier buttons, rose and tan, At 89 At Women’s 1.49 Waists Made of Panama Cloth, yoke effect, formed of clusters of inch tucks and fancy tabs, tailor stitched and completed with fancy pearl Colors light blue, Women's 1.75 Waists Made of Fancy Lawn, Polk® Dot, twenty side plaits, from shoulder, centre plait of two inch embroidery, finished with hemstitching and six fancy pearl buttons. At 98e Women’s $1 Corsets at 39c Combine comfort and style and add pretty trimmings to Summer corsets that are worth $1 and then sell them for 39c. Corsets of a good make, excellent quality and shape, in pink and blue, lace and ribbon trimmed. Value 1.00, at 39¢ Batiste Corsets, medium bust, long hips, perfectly straight front, broad bone, two side steels. Value 75c, at 28¢ Baby’s 7.75 Outiit at 4.50 Second Floor. HESE pretty items of a baby’s complete outfit speak for themselves. 3 pairs hand-made Worsted Bootees 3 Wort Shirts 5 2 Flannel Barrows Baby’s 1 Fine Nainsook Dress 7.75 Outfit 4 Fine Cambric Slips at 3 Flannel Bands 2 Flannel Skirts 1 Nainsook H. S, Skirt e 1 Fancy Flannel Sacque New Notions Main Floor. Pear! Buttons, suitable for shirt waists, special, per card, 10c. 3 Bibs ——_ ‘ Light weight and single rubber dress shields, usually 12c a pair, special, | per pair, 5e. May Queen Dress Shields, usu- ally 23c and 27c a pair, special, per pair, | 10c. Large Spools Sewing Sitk, usu- ally 25c a spool, special, per spool, 15¢. Imbro Crochet Silk, all colors, usually 4c a spool, at 2e. Military Pad Front Hose Sup- yoriers, usuatiy 35c a pair, special at, per | Pp P: poir, 15e. Garter Length of fancy elastic, usually 12c a stnp, special See Bathing Shoes, all sizes, black and white, special, per par, 25. Large Assortment of Bathing Caps, usually 25c, at, each, 18e. Straw Bleach, very good for cleaning straw hats, special, per bot tle, 16¢. / Gloves For Women’s Wear at 17c per pair Main Floor. OMEN’S Suede Lisle Gloves like these, with Silk Paris Point,are very seldom offered at this low price. We have 7@ them in black and white, with one horn clasp, ofall sizes, at, per pair, 17¢, At 23¢ — Women’s Suede Lisle Gloves, black, white and celors; one clasp, All sizes $1 Silk Belts at 49¢ Main Floor. HERE is just one other place in town where you can get Silk Belts like these. There they cost 1.95. We duplicated these belts and sold them for $1 for a while. Now you may have your 49e@ choice at49c, They are fourinches deep, made of good quality peau de soie, in white or black, | four rows of fancy stitching, large gold-plated, brass or gun | metal buckles. 49¢ Thursday at Women’s $5 Silk Petticoats | at 2.98 Second Floor Deep flounces on these Black Tateta Silk Petticoats for women make them #5 Silk particularly at-- Petiicoats tractive. They at are ail of good 2.98 taffeta and made with care, In fact, they were made to sell ai 0 and $5.00 Women’s Umbrellas at 98c ~ Main Floor. ‘THESE silk and linen Umbrellas are just the thing to protect you from the sun on the street or at the seashore. They are durable, strong umbrel- las of 26-inch frame, suitable for women or men, Para- gon frames, and a IC large assortment of handles. both plain and fancy. The handles alone are worth from 50c. to $1 each, Yourchoice at 98c. Muslin Gowns and Cambric Drawers Second Floor. Women’s Night Gowns of soft muslin, square neck, and yoke of allover em- broidery, ribbon trimmed. Value 89c., at 49c. Women’sCambric Drawers, deep umbrella ruffe, lace trimmed, Value 49c., at 28c. Irish Linen Handkerchiefs at 5c Main Floor, HERE isn’t a woman’s hand- kerchief in this lot of 60,- 000 that is not of Pure Irish Linen. Supply yourselves for Summer and Winter use, The ‘ selection includes sheer hand- k erchiefs and medium-weight {s of value from 10