The evening world. Newspaper, August 9, 1904, Page 7

WOMAN SUES HER MOTHER-IN-LAW Mrs, Anna 0. Roddy Demands $20,000 Damages from Mrs. Fannie Roddy for Aleged Alienation of Son’s Affections, Miss Mary Coleman. lawyer, having successfully fought an action for a al- voree brought against her client, Mrs. Anna D, Roddy, by William 8, J, Roddy, at Stoux Falls, 8. D., a week ago, ta now proceeding with a suit in the Su-| Dreme Court of this State to recove from Fannie Roddy Mra. Anna D Roddy'’s mother-in-law, $20,000 damages for the alienation from her of her hus- band's affections, Willlam 8. J. Roddy Is a son of John J. Roddy, who was some years ago « member of the Board of Aldermen, and who resides at No, 51 West One Hua- dred and Sixteenth str His wife, prior to thelr marriage St. Monica's Roman Catholic Church, was Miss Anna D, Maguire, The marriage was cele- brated on Dec, 2%, Wl, and Roddy eight months later left his wife, whoa month s afterward had him arrested and pu: under bonds to support her, Sought Dakota Divorce, Toward the end of last year Roddy went to Sivux Falls, where he pbegar an action for divorce, alleging desertion. Mrs. Roddy, although informed that a Bouth Pakota divorce if obtained by default would not be recognized in this Btate, determined to defend the action, and it wis dismissed on July Jl, Judge ve Jones, who tried the case in the’ Cirourt Court there, allowing her $00 expenses for her irlp to ola and alimony from Jan. 1, 1904, Rie als> allowed Miss Coleman a ‘counsel tee of 430. Roddy was compelled to admi: at he had lett his wife over a year Letore he began hie suit Charges Against the Mother. Mrs, Anna D, Roddy In her alienation suit alleges that In September, 1903, her Sete a wae Koi Ls iat bee) sent trom eloualy: enticed dence In the home of the nd pea vo. since yy and aa turer im there, exce or a period durin which hy ain South Dakota.” . Mrs. i complaint then ay that her mother-in ‘Qring her con- trol and Influence over che sald William 8. J, Roddy, advised him to go to South Dakota fe divorce on the ground of desertion did in fact ren him nancial assist- ance for such Journey to and for such urp ato Coleman sald to-day that al- though her client had good grounds for @ divorce suit Id not bring id not bell would have nd the purpose of obtain! u Mrs, Fannie Roddy, the allenation Wetously and alienate her son's a daughter-in-law, The case will come up for trial in Oetoher. CRUSHED BY ELEVATOR. Serions Accident to Painter Caught Botw Two Ca! While at work covering the top of an elevator car with canvas In the elevated railroad station at One Hundred and Sixteenth strret and Eighth avenue to-| day, John C. Krein, a painter, of No. | Si East Bighty-second street, leaned | out into the next shaft and was struck | by a Gqeoneding car and crushed be- tween the two. ‘The descend car was being oper- ated by George Sheppard, and when he heard Krein's cries he reversed the lever and the car shot up. With Krein on top of the stationary car was Au- gustus Kembel, and when he saw his comrade's predicament he seiaed him iB, Ge to fa rh his fall when hta was released. Kembel then drew iA bleeding and torn, to the top of the car, which was run to the ground floor, ‘The wounded man was removed % the J, Hood Wright Hospital by Dr, Vren, JOSEPH HART DEAD. Joseph Hart. forty-one years old, for & number of years a ter on the New York Sun, died on Sunday at his home, No, § Spring street. Mr. Hart waa stationed at Police Headquarters for a number of years in the time when telephones and the modern methods of news gathering were not as much used as now, Latterly he has been in the tn- surance business, Funeral services will be held to-morrow morning at St Patrick's old Cathedral, on Mulberry i gefendant In en jes that she m: tully endeavored so ectiona from her 4 Libian ina now “THE WORED: TUESDAY RVENTNG. AUGUST 9, 1904. SVGIRL TAKES ACID IN FIRMS OFFICE an He ning wo a telephon mn dan Stenographer, |v Seated in Employer's Gaair, | Swallows Carbolic Acid and|* Dies Later in the Hospital, Lillian Read,-a typewriter and ate-| a nographer in the employ of Edward Schmidt & Co,, of No. 3 Greene atreet committed suicide In Mr, Seamidtt’s pri | ® vate office to-day by takiag carbolle acid. The girl was twenty-elght yours old, and lived at No, 107 West Soventy.third She had a sister typewriter oMce of Coudert Brothers, the lawyers. She came to this elty three years ago from Chicago, wit street emoloved us a in the letters of recommendation from a fi in that clty, Mr, Schmidt investiga and, finding the girl of able character, employed her | She had been In the employ of the firm | ever since Miss Read went away on her vacation two weeks ago Saturday. She didn't teM anybody where she Was going, and her employers did not hear from her while she was away, She returned yes- terday morning and seemed to be very gloomy. Her despondency seemed deeper than ever when she reported for work to-day, and Mr. Schmidt asked her several times what was the matter. Her only answer was that she didn't feel very well While Mr. Schmidt was out at lunch- eon at noon to-day and the salesmen and office force were in the rear of the store, Miss Read went into Mr Schmidt's private office, locked the door and after seating herself in Mr. Schmidt's chair took a dose of polson. Her act was not discovered until Mr Schmidt returned and tried to get in street, at 10 o'clock, | mother-in-law “wrongfully contriving These Natty Shirt Waist Dresses, Shirt Waist Dresses, made of white linen, figured or white lawn and cham nays, is a va~ riety o he at 3.98 Also linen tin- ished duck coat suits in white and cadet blue; actual values $7 3.98 to $10, at “y not risk rhe ip borgadn-eou' aaperieneed clerks, ws myn good fa Imported French Periscopic Lenses, Mounted in 10-karat Solid Gold-Cased Frames. ‘The yr evento by ht temples. We employ two of the sity, who will’ Gest. your vision. Bites and palucted before leaving Ul RA ENT FOK NEW LENSES WITH PACH PURCHARER OF THE $4.50 om AVE, 21578 22 STREETS DAM DRY GOODS CO. eyeglasses have the now offset clips, whieh wrerens the bir oF slipping. The spectacles may be had SOLID GOLD-CASED BYRGLASS CHAIN, WITH HAIRPIN OR HOLDER ATYACHED—SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE Fine, Well 3.98) $2 Waists at Black lace lawn; four )8c hundred of them at this great bargain price; a snap for those who come early to-morrow; made in new model plaited back and front; fancy separate stock made of the finest material, They are one of the greatest bare gains of the season and every one who wishes a biack lawn waist should lake advantage of this op- $2 Waist for DOC they area EXTRA SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY. *5Eye glassesSpectacless«1."! with elther ect or the Bot EXPERT opri HAMS 3 Each pair of Wasoee porte e SPECIAL aR AND REPAIRS WILL BE MADE sk GOODS, 50< 1] To-Morrow It Is Brass and Iron Beds in the August ‘ The values are such as have never In no department of this great furniture in mind, though, that values are as great our fourth and fifth floors, Brass Bed. | ee: Di cu a from $45—2-In. continuous post, T ball mounts throughout; 4 / ‘ \ Hams. oe | Switt's Suear Cured j Hams; ewes, tender “, per Ib price, pe | wire fabric cent Furniture Sale, before been given in New York. sale is the saying better shown, Bear in all other sorts of good furniture on Iron Beds. White Enamelled Beds. im $3.50—Braes vases and cups, $1.95, ries fromm 40—Braae top ral, with vases with $3.65, tn maunta, $4.85 scroit Paarataee sat from $11—Continuous shaped post, $7.65. with brass centre Iron Springs. $2:50—Bronse iron frame, Bronae tron frame, with ngs On each end; woven $1.65, fovea $2.95, foveal s Extra heavy brone tron h woven wire cable sup- $3.65,f0"%, port on side. mbination fibre and hair top and —~ ered In fancy stripe tick: 4 ¢ “in taney’ stripe r two Parts, 19.99 / |§easonable Groceries at Lowest Prices, Groceries kept and handled in the best sanitary surroundings, The greatest "> care 4s exercised to have all the conditions of this Model Grocery Department in the most hygienir cv onal n | always be assured of getting the best groceries the market affords at the lowest possible prices. Plenie mea 6) tee! equal 10c } our apretal In Name, in Fit, in Style, 5c,,10c., 1Sc. On sale here, ing Suits for Ladies, at his office. ‘Finding the door locked anJ EERLESS ATTERNS. Made Bath- 2.98) They are various styles and pat- terns from our great sale of last week and you can pick out suits of any size, We must clear them out, and have made this deci sive reduction on about 300 suits that were much higher. There are some Jong sailor col lars—some with shirt walst etfect, Trimmed and plain, Materials of brilliantine and Sicilian, Regular price $4.50, Special af 2.98 Regular price $6.00, Special af 3,45 Ladies’ Oxford Ties, $2.10 tor our Best $3.00 Ties Ladies’ very fin- feat viel kid hand- turn sole Oxfords, when you want to be perfects nied for warm "weat Tans B, a 2 a, 5 Bh & Ohana $2.00: tanip. ira, 3 3.00 and «108 ates vault RY neat, SLE. RS, made from 1 effects on vamp Wednesday’s Special } Book Bargain In the Balcony Book Store, 500 at Copies of Cecilia ome | | foreinne fa Weather Lunches Served in Our Restaurant On the fifth floor. All the most dainty and tempting cishes for Suminer cating, Splendidiv served in delightiully cool surroundings, The charges are aiways moderate. Mall Farefull itilers “promptiy and Or ters amoun You eas Tens, { Misel Ovigne or Paes} ie. r ib reason why the Miss Anna Read, the dead girl's slater, ra) ook charge of the sulcide’s body, was completely prostrated by the trag- edy, but could give no explanation of It, We had been taking our vacation in transom, that husband was dead, sampbell found the gitt unco pneclas | saher is batt t's ea ae 4 upparently in a dying condition. ting sa nin, Who spent much of hi | quickly openad the doo me out of town, A few day Hosptial t could not find her at St. Pa., but went from there to Chicago and then came here," A Sale sizes from 4 to 5%, instruct free of charge. Rodgers 59 9Se ally sold for $2. —with pearl and ivory han- $145 dies; two, three and four blades; usually sold at from $2.50 to $2.75 $1.95—with pearl, ivory and horn handles; two, four blades. Main Floor, 60th St. Section [Se Moncey and Fill Your Buffet with the Best Wines. The very best that money can buy—that’s the every-day rule in But when specials aré offered it means the sharpest of savings on just these very drinkables, Note the sharp savings illustrated below: the wine store. coateh 89c Sintkias Seoteh Wblaker - Rare. 99c ¢ Score W Menib tar D ake Tesindton to Third Avenue eee ngdale Brothers. 59th to 9 ‘Oth Street, RIS Ce OS EIS a CA IPO OE LY LTE yummoned an ambu- Miss Read war taken to St, Vine where she died later without recovering consclousness, Mr. Schmidt telephoned for her sister. Grieving at means more to the household than any similar event that has occurred in years opportunities for advantageous buying which enables us to offer furniture of that substantial character which mea: good service for years at Savings Averaging from a Third to a Hall the Cuslomary Prices. and Vici Oxfords at 98c. These are regular $2 shoes, in lace or button styles, in all sizes Boys’ $2 Shoes $1.49. Genuine tan calf shoes with good sewed soles; The Best Machine You Ever Saw lor $15 Is Here To-Morrow A patent needle threader free with every machine—we also Be sure you get one of these handsome machines to-morrow, at.....++ Famous Pocket Knives. Here are four splendid values in good, dependable pocket knives for to-morrow, It’s your chance to invest in a good knife if in need of one. —with fvory handles; two blades; usually sold for $1. —with two and three blades; pearl and ivory handles; usu- 1K th pwn on a Wi, eived & telegram ¢ On receipt of the ant ys | “ATI SUICIDE * wher re was dead ¥ f knew » bound: and ¢ for er later + Ne Husband's (ise sne was hysterical. Ail 1 girl should want todie.| Death, Mrs, Nellie Maher Soros tthe ote to Viasore"Newpitad ang | Takes Carbolio Acid and Is, sit of tne combined eforie ot» Bhe in a Critical Condition, About 1215 o'clock to-day Mrs Barnes | went into Mra. Maher's apartment and found her sitting in a ¢ together a? Asbury Park,” she aald,| Mrs, Nellie Maher, twenty-five years! conschsus condition fe half full nd rete yesterday, ‘There waano| old, who lives on the second floor of | °f carbolic avid was in und, while love aff thing to make Lillian do| Ne. IM Mast One Hundred and Twenty. | bef hands, free hing and the | a thing like this, She had fits of de-| 4 furniture were b the thutd pondency now and then, and she must tifth street, was removed to the Harlem | \tes Barnes ra i : have killed herself in ong of them. | sfospital this afternoon suffering from | house, and summoned a pollceman who “We both come from Williamsport, | the effects ef carbolic acid, which she | called an ambulance. !had taken with the desire to end her At the hospital [t was stated that the woman was in a very serfous condition, | life. All the way to the hospital she This August Furniture Sale Trade circumstances brought id of Women’s Patent Colt When you see these Oxfords you'll say you never saw such up-to-date good shoes at sucha ridiculous price- Nor did we, for these Oxfords were Never intended to sell for less than $2.50 a pair, and that you have the opportunity of buying them at 98c, is one of the most extraordinary trade occurrences of the year. These Oxfords are of fine patent coli and vici kid with patent tips— they are finished with fine hand-turned and sewed soles and Cuban or military heels—they may be had in all sizes from 3 to 7, but we cannot guarantee the lot Cc to last any specified length of time at, to-morrow, pair Misses’ $2 Tan and Russet Shoes are offered at $1.25 a pair. 8% to 2. Youths’ $1.25 Shoes 79c. These are of box calf and vici kid in all youths’ | sizes from 6 to 1044, Second Floor, Sch &. Sention Women’s&Misses $2.50 Rings, 89c. If you're much of a home-sewer and need a good, all-around, satisfaction- giving machine, it’s your duty to come in here to-morrow and inspect these, Agents Sell Them a $45 Each. ‘ were manufactured by one of the oldest and most reliable firms in the world—guaranteed by them and us in every way. very machine |s fitted with the newest \m- proved attachments, set in handsome oak cabi- net cases, with five drawers, table effect, With automatic lift, which raises and lowers head automatically, They're light-running, Just 250 of these’ handsome rings to go on sale to-morrow at the above remarkable price. They are all solid 10 kt. gold, set with Opals and colored stones, Ina great variety of designs and com- binations. Select to-morrow from 89c the splendid array, at. . Main Floor, Front, Centre, Sharp Savings on ’ Women’s Belts. Main riser, Jon a Bection, Three Framed * * Picture Bargains. These three sfecial items are of the most unusual money- saving sort and are quoted as special bargains for this Great August Sale— to-morrow you may select from Brown Pictures in hardwood frames; regular 25. value; special, each Black and White Reprodjuc- tions, in 3 inch black frames, tach one with title plate, size 28% x18 :regular price "i special, each, Colored Lardscapes, in ciit frames, with ebony black on outside and gilt mats, worth 39¢.; special, each, —17¢ 3M Floor, near Rotunda We've gone lurough our en- tire stock of women’s belts, cut- ting prices right and left until now they've no semblance to their actual value. This gives you the opportunity of the sea- son for belt bargains, ~Smart black double patent At Te leather and white duck 3-inch crush belts. At 1 0¢c—1-inch stylish red ot black double patent leather be'ts. At 19¢—Taffeta silk crushed belts; also wide tlove kid leather 1® crushed belts At 39¢—Stylish fancy peau de sole and tatfata silk belts; also glove kid crushed leather belts At 45¢-—Genuine calf leather belts and fancy peau de sole and taffeta silk belts. Main Floor, 30th St. Section Rodgers Hollow Ground Razors. three and shite” £9¢ | mea fur bat Ope me irted - ard Malt | Bx. baal 4 50c: Now's your opportunity to * i fom on | extra |] get something extraordinary in re eter: $3.99 it to, “palin” the shape of a bargain in a well- Whtme (oohneimer). gon Seoeree wf 7 known, thoroughly dependable vine ‘on " 99 Ne Ss. 5 razor—a razor that will give * : 33 rete: 0 Be |] unexcelled service talife a Sherry, en! " fall gf 'si""986 The ${.25 sort, 69c, The $1,50 sort, 75c. eat Irroy Cham eae AN £03 The $23.00 sort, $1.48. yg 5c The $4.00 sort, $1.95. 4 FORTUNE FAILING HE KILLS HIMSELF Phaten Sahel, twenty-two years old, | | Kaiser minitved suicide to-day 1 the gas in his room at He} of the | ance est Twenty-eighth str was found dead in bed by his BR. L landlord Umherstook. Umberstook told an Evening At several months ago received word ie was to receive mitiently Aug letter that ney for at robably not helm. Ki, RL 4: 7 NS Scores of New have been arranged for Wednesday, an accounting of them, altho’ they ar saving way as any of the A If you come in quest mission surprisingly resultful to- -MOFTOW. ducks POLLEN MIS FROMS When the North German Wihelm der her eto-day from Hamburg the 4 yeasel reported the during States Postal Clerk Hart, whe passenger when the boat sailed, < Hart was reported missing on 5, aud It ta believed that he | or tell overboard v| With his Wife and six children. Paul M. Pottgr, the di Timothy. tc Woodr¥t B Lieut.-Govy, Lee Shubert were among the gers who arrived on the Kateay D) Ail CARS TRANSFER JO WM Leaner 10 3™ Ave 759° D60"°Sr Store Open Continuously from 8 A. M. Until 6 P. M, very Week Day, Including Saturday. Dargain Magnets / | but space does not allow: 'y are as important in a money ugust Specials we have offered to date, | of econdmy, you ‘Il surely find your’ Women’s $1.25 to $2 ~ Washable SKirts, 59c. This s the sort oro oppor: tunity the money-wise. wom grasps withoat ink of getti regular to + ea skit, that can worn for nearly two months | for 59.1 : They come in plain ind fancy ducks on navy and b! Every one beautifully we he, the voyage of He lived in lay: tailored and tineiy fin- ished. They're unex- celled value at, each, . ft $4 to $8 Washable Skirt: About two dozen styles in selection, in plain white linen, canvas, crash and fancy & effects; all sizes and all lengths, to-morrow, af ever heard of, Men’s Underwear, 25¢. | Fine mercerized shirts; every gar- ment worth at least 50, Men's Underwear, i8c. Good Balbriggan shirts and draw- ers; the former with either long or short sleeves; the latter made with double seats; regularly sold for 25c. Children's Underwear, 17c. White cotton gauze vests and pants; strictly first quality; all sizes; actual value 35¢. lot. some book sets, but t will amply compensate or her library at littl cost. Bronte’s Works —6 vols., pub- lished at $6; special for to- er Sete. $1.88 | i Hawthorne's 7 vols., in half leather per set, Works: binding; library edition, with gilt tops; published at $44: George Eliot’s Works—6 vols.; published at $4.50; special for spectalf to-moriow, Orr OW, Per 1 set., ing for Fall sew purchase you mak India Tape Feath- Braids Se La cP x Thread roel vor Mourning — eratitel n boxet: Ge) 6 yard stk oxte Pin hooks Chittow Coll onda English Mins 8 boxes | fo Hatr Pin Cabinets Lnces—t-4 Men’s, Women’s & Children’ Summer Underwear on the Go. Clearing decks for early fall arrivals forces us to make ‘ work of clearances. To do this, we're offering some of the best bars gains in the most wanted summer sorts of underwear that you've # As examples of price-cutting note the following: Women's Vests, 6c, Fine ribbed cotton; all sizes. mail orders filled. Women’s Vests, 15¢. Fine lisle thread ribbed vests, pants to match, in all sizes; at least 25c, Women’s Corset Covers, 12 Of fine cotton, silk finished » should sell for 39¢.—all sizes im Oe | Some Splendid Values in — Book Sets Here To-Morrow. — Had we space we could print scores of tempting specials in i : will have to tell the story for all. A ay book-lover who is anxious to add to his Bulwer Lytton’s Works—t3 vols.; published at $13; spectal — for to-morrow, per set. sprcial for to-morrow, per set. $6.88 | pyine’s English Literature ! 2 vols.; $1.95 Main Floor, Sth St, You'll Want Some of These Notions al Such Little Prices. Get the work-basket well filled now ‘with the things you'll soon be need g—in this Great August Sale you'll save about half on every These are the exceptionally good values for to-morrow: ured and dotted (Saeen a model of good tailoring; of these skirts are trimmed with embroidery insertions and fancy strappings; others made in full kilted and side = 173 Main Floor, 80th and @0th #t Thomas Carl: 10 large vois.; published at $10; rem for wenn , a published at $4.50; loomorrow, pet t ay Poster “straight Front Hoesup- Qe if.