The evening world. Newspaper, September 8, 1904, Page 9

FINED IN COURT Girl Who Had to Seek Protec- tion on the Street Got Her Brother-in-Law After Men for Insult, SPE FM Miss Mary Sheldon, Aged Nint- teen, Disregarded Wishes of ; Father and Mother and Be- " came Bride of William Fuller, Milas Mary Seney Sheldon, daughter of ‘ Mr. and Mrs, George R. Sheldon, and William Fuller were married yesterday fh &t, Paul's, Glen Cove, LL, by the Rev, John W. Gammack. Tho bride's mother @nd sister were both in the village, but Beither attended the wedding, Neither ) did Ker father attend, John F. Mullins, forty years ol, a lawyer, of No, 65 Grand street, and Charles Redfern, a bookkesper, of Ni M4 Mercer street, Jersey City, wer fined $60 by Judge Higgins in the ory Street Court to-day on the com- plaint of Mign Ida Slegel, of No, Sussex street, who declared they had George R. Sheldon, father of the brid, insulted her on the street. fs @ member of the banking firm of Mies Siegel said that she and Miss William C, Sheldon & Co, at No, 2 Fannie Silverman, of N Wall street. ttended a Mr. Fuller ts a clubman of this city jast evening. nd forty years old. His Dride is but the performance two men 0 Mineteen, She was presented ¢o soclety|inem in an insulting way and followed @ year ago, them along the street. They finally got The marriage ts the culmination of a| in front of them and tried to stop them, fomance which, it is alleged, the bride's|The young women then anpealed to a father attempted to end last spring by tranger, who escorted them to their asking Mr, Fuller to go abroad for The two men followed them as and to give up all thoughts of his Warren street, where the man ughter for his wife, On last Satur- saloon, Puller returned. His return she reached home Miss Siege) Gurprise to every one except Miss Shei-ltolq her brother-in-law, Max Davis, @on, who met him on the pier, what had Sappened, and he started ou! Nride at Her Father's Home, to look for the men, taking her with Arrangements for the wedding were| him to identity them, She saw them Made last Monday, Mise Sheldon was] standing on a corner, and Davis rebuked | Visiting her fatoer's home, > | Weat Thitty-agith strect’ dhe’ xocd | them for thelr conduct. away all her personal effects, Mr. Davis told the Judge that when he fi her father's home was Mrs. remonstrated, Mullins struck at him ands Willard, ece riage Hee stay je ibe ite |Then Policeman Hamill came along and ba hae . arrested the men, r, Puller is a brother - fam’ D. Guthrie ent pe we The policeman testified in court that pent most of his time in her home aq| Redfern tred to run away, but he gave ‘ ro Falley L. I, Miss Sheldon’ has|chase and caught him. thare ‘that the romance begat? 18] Multing said he had been drinking and did not remember what he had done. Heldegroom Muck Older, Redfern denied having insulted the gine were ed tn Sr ule gt | women. Ie wai he was taking Muli The bride was married in her travelling | home when arrested, dress, and she and Mr. Fuller. left Glen Cove on 40 train for New SauimipTay ¢ mony an informal! TWO BANKRUPTCY SUITS. Wedding brea! # served at Loc ‘ ease. the home of Mrs, W. D. Gurnee ere Eee Present ‘atthe. breaktase eae” M08] Levi & Kiauber and Bernard 5. @nd Mrs. Eugene Sands Willard and Hatton Are Involved, Mr. and Mrs. B. M. F. Miller, relatives ¢ the bridegroom Mr, and Mrs. Guth-| An Involuntary petition in bankruptcy vie are in. Europe was filed in the U. 8, District Court to- George R. Sheldon, the bride’ MB ts prominent In the Anencttl world. fe] @8Y against Benjamin Levi and Samuel formerly lived on Brooklyn Heights, | Klauber, dealers in dress goods, The nee the daughter of George R. petitioning creditor is the Giveen Sheldon was Senator Platt's candi-|Mannfacturing Company, and the date for Lieutenant-Governor on the| charge ts m hat the firm has dis- Sie thee eae eaake’ wl ago, but] criminated a) t some of ite credi- \s an fina vithdraw: Gholdon country home Is ac Glen Cage} tors, that it concealed some of its Mr, Fuller ts a member of the Rac-| assets and that @ check given to the cust, Valor and Metropolitan Clubs. Giveen ‘Company for $233.00, Bept. 7, ir. rs. Fut ott thelr honey-| was dishonored. moon destination s enews Bernard 8. Hatton, dealer in gentla- NEW BISH p men's furnishings, at No. 249 Broad- 0 CONSECRATED. way, hes filed a petition in bankruptcy aa =e srs in the U. 8, District Court. Fils con- Right Rev. John , Delaney, of| corn was formerly Healey and Hatton. Manchester Diocese, Gets the Mitre, They dissolved in January last, and MANCHESTER, N. 11, Sept. 8—A| Mr. Hatton assumed all the Mabilitier, ene of solemn splendor, enriched by | His schedule of debts shows liabilities elaborate ceremonial, attended the con- | at $5,081.31, and assets, atock om hand 1 weration of Right Rev, John B, De- | $4,400, and bills collectable $100, jet of this city, as Bishop of the oman Catholic di of Manchester the Cathedral here to-day \, Many leading ecclesinstics. headed by + the mbat Rev. Diomede Fulconio, Arche bishop of Larisa and Apostollc Delegate from the See of Rome to the United |g States, participated in. the services, | § Nearly every priest in the diocese was present and 904 of the clergy came from Other parts of New England. —_- AERONAUT BREAKS NECK. Joseph Elsie Falls 100 Feet trom 4 Parachute, TUSCOLA, Ill., Sept. §—Joseph Elste, @n Seronaut, was killed while making j & balloon ascension and parachute leap at the Douglas county fair, In de- ascending his parachute caught in the top of a tree and he fell one hundred feet, breaking his neck, His home was tm Louisville, Ky. a WENT TO GALLOWS SMOKING. MOBILE, Alu., Sept. 8—Ed Hudson, @ negro, was hanged here to-day for the Murder of Minerva Willams, a negro Woman, three montis ago. When the entence of the Court was parsed upon he murderer he cvolly anawered "youss ruly.” He did not weaken after sen-/ 69 re and went to the gallows smoking | 69 clgar, 2 Stores in Philadelphia—14¢ in Chicago—2 in New York, sFRAZIN & OPPENHEIM ‘ 6M AVE. & 187 Sr, N.Y. The $1, $2 and $3 Shoe Store. Open Every Saturday Night "Until 10,30, SCHOOL SHOES FOR BOYS, GIRLS, MISSES AND CHILDREN. Designed for Exceptionally Rough Wear. . ' For $1—Get a GOOD Shoe. Every pair is constructed for good, hard service, They're al! leather— containing style, good-wearing and perfect-fitting qualities. Misses’ Shoes, Boys’ Shoes. Little Gents’ Child’s Shoes. Viei Kid, Box Calf, Vici Kid, Box Cait, Shoes. Viel Kid. Bor aten? [zath- Hf, $] View Colt Pateot $ , At ppalad ol Shin | All widths, all sizes, all kinds, (SS EE One For $2—None Better at Any Price. The very best shoemaking enters into these shoes—all hand welted — best oak soles—serviceable and stylish, They're shoes that'll broaden cur reputation for selling the best shoes Misses’ Hand ™ Patent Colt MB o° biucber, io . Misses’s First Heel Shocs in all sizes. Specially selected leathers used. Guar- anteed from every standpoint. i aaaennieeenal Entiré Bullding—6th Ave. & 18th St—Devoted to Selling Three Special Priced Shoes, for Lc tem and Children, ee at $1, at $2, at $3. mat's an. = ca Wonderfully Good Values from 8c. Is a Ridiculous Price for ve Oo” GUARANTEE of absolute satistaction is back of the experi« ence of over thirty years of storekeeping in eliminating any possibility of risk in your transactions with “Greater New York's Greatest Department Store,” We've begun our Fall campaign in a right earnest manner, and Bargain Friday’s schedule of great money-saving events verifiesit in a forceful way indeed. The economy - chances for Friday include most everythin that people are thinking abou buyins just now—whether for the home or for themselves — and every item in this store-news rep- lr of cae nou eld tonge wa resents a score or more of others Socotra. te equally as important as any you read of here. Boys’ Double-Breasted School Svits for To-Morrow at $1.95. . We offer about two hundred Suits for boys of from nine to sixteen years that are as sturdily built as is possible to make suits, A Sale of Fashionable $25 Rear Fur Sets at $6.75. Yes, just think of it! Through some very extraordinary purchasing we are able to offer bear fur sets of handsome Black Bear or Cinnamon Bear that retail in many stores at $25 a set for $6.75, These sets consist of long, full, fluffy boa, 100 inches in length, and elegant large flat pillow muff to match, This is a fur opportunity that happens but once In years, and so you'll certainly not let such a chance slip by if you value your money at all. $6.75 for Friday, Upon payment of a small deposit we will store the China Store for Friday. Can't begin to tell you of the economies tobe found in this great section of our store. The only way to know is to see for yourself, and we believe the following specials will convince you that a visit Is worth while. ; For Friday: Tea Cups and Saucers, thin decorated china, 9c, Tea Plates, thin decorated china, 9c, Oatmeal Savcers, thin decorated china, 9c, Berry Saucers, thin decorated china, Sc, Dinner Sets, thin Amcrican porcelain, 100 pteces, $5.98. Tea Sets, thin imported china, prettily decorated, $4.85, Dinner Sets, fine thin Avstrian china, 100 pieces, $9.98, Odd Decorated Plates, worth 10¢,, special 3c. Odd Decorated Plates, worth 1Sc., spectal Sc. Cd Decorated Covered Dishes, ISc. China Cuspidors, neatly decorated, 19c. Third Floor, Sth $t. Section. Boys’ School “Toggery”--- 98c. for This Pretty, New Shirts, Collars and Their Like. A “Specials” arranged for mothers rigging out the boys for school Fall Waist on Friday. —in shirts, collars, cuffs, neckwear and other things—will be found in the Furnishings Store to-morrow, Among them these: These waists are made of Boys’ Plaited Tan and Bive Shirts, 59c, Made to bd good service, and Just the shirts for boys to wear to school. Black and White Separate cuffs. Slzes 12 to 14—worth 75. Boys’ Woven Madras Negligee Shirts, 49c. Checked Sateen, with cluster tucked front The celebrated “Griffon” make, splendid assortment of patterns and col- ors, with separate cuffs, Sizes 12 to 14. Worth from 75¢. to $1.00, and trimmed with medal- lions of embroidery. Boys’ Linen Collars, 30c. 34 Dozen. Really one of the very Manufacturers’ seconds, but the imperfections are so slight that you'd hardly notice them unless they were pointed out to you. A$ good a collar as best waist values that have been offered in many a day, you buy anywhere for 15¢. Sizes 1234 to 13%, Second Floor, Sah Bt, Section. Boys’ Neckwear, 25c. All the new Fall styles and colorings in four-in-hands, Tecks, shield Tecks These Men’s and Women’s Gold-Filled Watches Are Marvels at $3.65. They are made in a smart double breasted style, and ; are indeed bargains, Second Floor, G0th St. Section and bows, Main Floor, 60th St, Section. The Famous Root’s Health Underwear for Men al Half. Yes, only half price to pay for this famous underwear, tho’ the season for wearing it is just ahead of us, Root’s Tivoli underwear is recommended by doctors and physical culture experts all over the country as being the most hyglenic underwear made for men. i It comes in natural and camel's hair color, in all sizes, Ine cluding extra large shirts and drawers. “ti Uniti Ca s ‘aved i n Friday, our price per garment... ..ssseseeseeennes sees . ‘wi ht) bedutiful i A ys Mg ongina Regular price, $1.75. LSS ASR MME) turned, and are guaranteed by Men’s Heavy Ribbed Underwear, 35c. wt i ‘Vis ourselves and the manufacturers Ecru fleece-lined underwear which sells regularly at 50c-—all sizes, N & - for five years, in Floor, 60th St. Bection The Sort of Dresses for Girls to Wear to School. Smart, neat, girlish, but not “fussy"—for what nonsense it would be to wear anything “fussy” to school, And these dresses described below are attractive by way of price- Buys girls’ school dresses of littleness, too. Buys girls’ school dresses of thickee ard plaid materials in $2.79 cashmere, pleated silk yoke, Russian style, tricomed with braid | —box-pleated waist, trimmed with and lined throughout. Sizes from silk ornaments. Sizes from 6 to 6 to 14 years. 14 years, % Buys girls’ school dresses of $1.69 Ad Be school estes of 53. all-wool serge, Russian style, y trimmed with buttons on stitched ‘ pleated waist, cashmere yoke and | lapels in front; patent leather belt. |] and women's styles in the lot, Ht with fancy stitching. Sizes Sizes from 6 to 14 years. Every one is guaranteed for two years, and you'll Second Floor. Sth Bt. Reetion. find that it will ouclzsi many a $5 umbrella Main Mioor, 40¢h St. Section. ° . A 75c. Porpoise This Excellent Hos:ery. Raver hig 25c. But it becomes possible for us to quote this price on it through We never heard of a razor a very fortunate purchase of some twelve thousand pairs, strop of this character seliin Mea’s, women’s and children’s. such a ridiculous price Men’s Hall Hose, worth 15c., lor 8c. 25c, hardly covers the cost of Plain black two-thread cotton socks, with double soles; made full seam- |] the hide that’s in one. less; all sizes, Also silk embroidered, These strops are made in the Women’s Stockings, worth 15c., for 8. popular swing style with reversible P corners and nickel handle Of fast black cotton, with double soles; guaranteed to keep their color. ; Solid Gold Charms, $1.95. Children’s School We don’t know how long the lot's going to last to-morrow’ at |] Of medium size, set with rose Of 1x1 stainless black cotton, with double knees; very elastit and durable, a5. each cut ciamond. in Floor, These watches are stemwinders and setters and are fitted with seven-jewel Standard American movements, They q are sure to prove reliable timex ug ers, as they have been thoroughly tested and regulated by our expert watchmakers. Sold elsewhere at $10. Here to-morrow for $3.65. Main Floor, Front, Centre. A Sale of Abovt 5,000 American Taffeta Umbrellas al 88c. Each. These umbrellas are made of American taf- SF y feta, with tape edges, guaranteed rainproof on Q J lock paragon frames and steel rods, They are YY close-rolling, and there’s a very handsome as- sortment of smart handles for choice, Men’s from 6 to 14 years. Solid Gold Heart Charms. They come in bright and Ro- man finish and are of good size —large enouch for a good-sized monogram, for which we make no $1.49 charge. Special, zat Main Floor, 80th 81. Section, Main Floor, Front, Cent 4) F of The New Women’s Hats Store on the Main Floor Opens. Simply had to find more room, and so we decided to open up a Main Floor Store, You'll find complete assortments of Walking and Tailor Svit Hats there—as well as everything desired in the way of trimmings, such as pompons, wings, flowers, foliage and fancy ornaments, But this new Hat Store's principal features will be its “specials,” and as a worthy initial Offering we will sell $1.98 Turbans, as Illustrated, of Felt and Velvet with Buckle at 89c. Main Floor, 50th St, Section Continuing the Sale of Flemish Linen Table Cloths & Napkins. A purchase of some ten thousand pieces of these famous Flemish linen tablecloths and napkins put through “on the other side” brings about these extraordinary offerings: One grade, | Size 84 at $3.00 H Size 10-4 at $3.75 Size 12-4 at $4.00 to match— for $3 dozen. Nay Size Pout 35¢. linen huck towels at 25c. apiece. From the Great Sale of |} “Domestics” Now in Progress. | But very few items, ‘tis true, but look how they hit : the nail of the things you want on the headat everystroke! I They're comfortables and blankets and sheets and pillow @ 0) cases and pillows—and then the list is only meant to & / represent what you may expect in a value-giving way throughout everything in “domestics” in this most, opportune September sale, Comfortables—full size, filled with white cotton, covered with pretty silkoline, in var- ious designs; just the weight +" trees sveande Ic Comfortables—full size, filled with white cotton, covered with fine grade silkoline and for now, at Comfortables—full size, cov- ered with sateen, red lined, extra heavy weight. Never sold for less than $1.75, at.. $1.25 Blankets—made of splendid quality Eastern wool, white, with red and blue borders. Size 10-4, pair, $2.00 Size 11-4, pair, $3.00 Better Grade: Size 10-4, pair, $3.00 Size 11-4, pair, $3.75 The Snuggest Little Sleeping | | Garments for Children, 24c. Indispensable for kids who kick the covers off o’ nights—and you'd think every mother in the land sided with us by the way we've been selling these garments the past two weeks, These warm little garments are made in “union-suit” style, with or with- out feet, of knitted ecru yarn, They are fleece-lined and come in all sizes. 24¢. a garment, The Grocery Specials We'll Offer | Friday Are Typically Important They spell the sum total of household economy—the saving-of Something better, Size 8-4 at $3.50 Size 810 at $4.25 Size 8-12 at $5.00 Napkins Size 204x20%, $3.50 dozen. $10 Hemstitched Table Sets; $5.50. Of all pure linen, full bleached damask—clot 8-12, and one dozen napkins to match, 20x20 { A Sale of 35c. Towels at 25c, The purchase of some two thousand dozens Prompts us to offer regular They are plain white, large size, with hemstitched ends. Blankets —size 11-4, white cob ~ ton, with red or blue bor- der; medium weight, at, pair 796 Sheets—Made of good quality muslin, seamed in centre, ths come in two sizes, 8-10 and inches; all exquisite new designs, « to match— Main Floor, Near Rotunda, Size 72x90, 33c., instead of 40c. | Size 81x90, 39c., Instead of 50. Plilow Cases—Good quality muslin, size 45x36, made to sell at tfc. at... to0 Hemstitched Pillow Extra fine grade, size 45x36, worth 156, at. ..cpeecsevee Musiin—Good quality, bot! bleached full yard wide, the 6c. kind, ‘ special much on things of every-day consumption, Look through the folfowing list carefully and you'll do your marketing in the famous Bloomingdale Grocery Si Rice—Very excellent quality; Rolled White Oais~ | Orr Moe. For ° see eeeess | Mixed Tea: per Ib,, OVE | ’s Spectals in Wines and Liq Sherry t ‘Dargain Friday athtay Scotch | California tr Wh Site... ard ines—Imported; sot | ¢. Salarner for 2te.; this Coe wale, extra large 4g-1D. can.. 2c Hartley's Best impo: by, Our tee Our a quarts bottle Quarts Dy . Burgundy — ve CEs, abo S190 Oreo Riesling ats, Doren Devves Port—Our te quart bottle 0 _. Lexington. to Third Avenve-—-Bloomingdale Brothers—59th to 60th Street. orted = 9 Sherry Our #2 95¢ ort re Friday. "ide | * Tec . New Pack As Se | “Sitaah, oes dee 32.00 | 26¢ | {our | Laundry Soap—Bloom- alifornia Port— ful Barton & Gueatier st. dalien (clare "= hae ge purchase of California Wines. 2 $3.75 4Sc Main Floor, 80th St. Seetion, | imported touen of |Gauntlet Rye Whis- 7K6 and unbleached, Kopek Bed Pillows—None bet- Ammonta—t xtra Mreneth, oar ee toe 9S 3 ina Totlet Soa: ~—White Ribbon fend made by Switt & Co. ; @m- q tra fine quality; ex- fj tra large Se. cake for ingdales’ Best, 8 266 oe Californian Claret Bans & Co.'s Imperial Stout—This is the finest ant moat nutritious hey, Okt and rich: ex traonlinary value at this price. per hot. Declaration Rye Whiskey, per bot. Sherry — Our We. full quart bottle...