The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1904, Page 7

- — GIRL DIES FOR Double “S. & Fé” Grading Stamps Until /2, Single Until Closing Ftou: |, meet you, but I art LOVE OF ACTOR Hopelessly Infatuated with Play- er, Pretty Pearl Chester, of Harlem, Throws Herself Into Niagara River Below Falls. LEAVES PATHETIC NOTE | TO MAN SHE LOVED. Hat, Photograph and Missive! Are Found on Brink of Rapids —Girl Had Followed Man All, Over Country. | —— PEARL CHESTER’S SAD FAREWELL MESSAGE. "Gond-by, darling. You will never be bothered with me ag always you did not love hoped # day you might care for me, and I lived in hope “L learned another girl was all h T have self and Pearl Chester, © pretty Harlem girl, opolessiy ated with W. F.C Neld, an rm of his eng Mont to wed another, Is believed to li committed suicide by going over Ni agara Fails, George A. 8 a cor tractor of Medina, N. Y vund @ git hat and photograph with @ Lette ne to It near the rapids above The letter, which was later opened by ad a0 darling; you will never be bothered with mo again, I don't blame you for anything, I knew always that you did not Jove me, and I should never have tried to make myself belleve that you did. But I hoped that some day you might care for me, and I lived In pope. “tleame to Buffalo from Chicago to ved ahead of your company. I learned lere of your tov for another girl and bean that | awas all hopeless. Oh, how I loved you, William! I loved you with all my heart. I could die for you and laugh as my fe fiickered out. To me It was all one sweat dream, “1 know you dislike notoriety and I hope this will be ened only by the man that has ever held my heart and whose Image and volce have been my Constant thought since I first met him, “You will never know what I have jerffered. and I have no one to blame ‘Dut myself. Good-by, darling again to you and the world, I hope you will be happy with your bride, “My own Uttle prayer before I go! over that terrible brink {s this: Whiie you are winning hearts over the foot- Uights that vou will sometimes think of Door little Puss,” The note was addressed to W. F. Can- field, Now Chelte N.Y. Mr. with the g to the them t local authorities fur in- he was @raph he Bop egy cheater, howe, ew York City, and whose he fdentified in the pote, according to Mr, Cant first met Pearl Chest @so in Chicago. At that 1e Was ving the part of a military officer in @ travelling company, One day, after he matinee, Pearl, who was then via!" gz her aunt in Chicago, waa at the Btage entrance when he ‘left the the- atre. She told him without hesitation That ahe loved him. Canfield laughed ‘at ber. infatuation and told her she WoUl soon Ket over it When Confleld was playing at tie Park There in Brooklyn he rec @ letter from Mise ¢ ter, & Chicago, asking him’ to in Hartem, Sh they woull ct to thelr t Cantleld and had not heard from her taded ever winn er life by going over th ody has not yet been found. a SOUGHT DEATH IN HIS GRIEF. Waterson Man Swallowed Acta When His Mother Died, PATERSON J., Oct. %.—-A young gman named St. Lawrence Is being cle ly watched in St. Josenh's Hospital lest he make a second attemvt on his lite. His mother, Mrs. Bridget St. Lawrences, ied in the hosoital early last evening and soon wer body had heen re- moved to fore Ine in was ad- mitted to the institacio. When he heard of his mother's death the Erg | man swallowed carholic acids ‘0 nd was found uncors deus in his rom, is mouth was hal'y ty but he ad not taken *onugh the pelon cause death, Ma was soun revived brought to the tt -spl‘al, hut he af ward became deilrivus antl remained in that condition all night. He con- atantly raved aloout bis mother, Mrs. Bt Lawrence had been fll for some time and the knowledge that her ailment would prove fatal had unnerved her fon. — BOY POISONED BY OPIUM. Wad of Nine Years Dying from Et- fects of the Drag. Patsy Faracco, nine years old, of No. @ Garrison strest, Brooklyn, Is In a Gaugerous endition at his home from) ‘eplom poisoning. How the child took the eptum is a mystery his parents are una\te to account for. He was seized with violent crampa while @esisting his father in looking after hia fruit stand to- When vulsiotis followed an ambulances w summone® from the Cumberland Mreet Hospital and Surgeon Ennis advised that the boy eo immudiately to the hos pital. The parents would not consent to this and Patsy waa carried home. Dr Ennis sald that there was little hope of the boy's recovery, —— BAUSAGE FACTORY BURNS. Fire, for which two alarms were turned in, gutted the tw Peat at No. 692 Third avenue, Brook- to-day, the damage amounting to ¢ building Is occupied by Andre: Her | tory frame | THR WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1904. _ sk: ey r —) T momemmmenn"NO CONNECTION WI-] ANY OTHER STORE El oo TN THE BIG STORE \:y ‘t ACITY IN ITSELF IEGEL COOPER. SIXTH AVE. nec ntaviie rovetan ___ 18"SI9™STS. NEW YORK. AS DOSER aD DERE LS USED REDD DED ODD DDDAD SOO S ED DD DDR RAD AS SARAEEE SME SD OL OSSD DSSS SLED oleh hobs oh bbb b a abo ReaD F 2, (ap) Ay Wakes an Announcement he t J Sccture tor e of Remarkable Interest, Whenever the Picture Store en the Third Floor appears in print so formidably it is safe to assume that it | H w, has something of extraordinary interest to offer. The Special Sale Which Begins To-morrow Is Crowded with Good Values in Pictores. ooo sas CAMA, = Prices are purposely small. In fact, every price has been specially reduced. As the range of | | Curtains and Ornaments. Yumerous Reautitul Displays. While the Upholstery Store, Third Floor, will be replete with numerous superior bargains to-morrow, values in Notungham Curtains and other window draperies, to which we wish to es- pecially call attention, stand out boldly as opportunities of the most exceptional character. Superior Curtain Values. subjects is uncommonly large and varied, comprising in widest diversity everything that is most desired, the matter of selection is not limited. ‘ The Brass Toasts, some apt and witty toast on a brass tablet mounted on black squares of wood, J ’ Women’s Yeck Chains. h sought after by those who | 0 decorate “dens,” oki KI y we meh i BE game em tes wctre roms Teh! Phorty Yovelty Designs, LOT 1. BRASS TOASTS. mounted on wivodin eats blocks $ | These are the latest fad in Neck Chains, and are neat and ate Tie ca Ce ee, Ee ee tractive, as evidenced by the | illustration. Your choice of emerald, turquoise, crystal, ruby and sapphire stone col O t displays o : LOT 3, COLORED PICTURES: 2inch black frames. ora | gd ees of Neck 29 mented with gilt; a very large and interesting line of subjects : @ 10 croose from: regularly § intensely popular, AY LOT 4, PLAIN AND COLORED PICTURES. 2-inch black and but these are re- C 29, gray frames: each picture has plate b-aring name of subjects markable values at @ Regular 75 qualities. LOTS, OVAL PICTURES. several hundreds of these p 29, pictures in 3-inch veneer frames. assorted subjects © where 45c. is considered exceptional value. LOT 2, COLORED PICTURES; prety IY-inch gilt frames; Vo also a large assortment in I-inch dark frames. Regularly dust arrived from the mill. an immense display of odd half pairs of NOTTING- HAM CURTAINS. in full size patterns. Would be con: ceded rare values at from $1.00 to $5.00 per parr, bur at J3Ie ¢ 5Ie the price for single curtains we. quote they are remarkable, Another showing of odd pairs of Cu ns that ordinarily would sell from $2.00 to $4.50 per pair. They were finished a litle harder than usual and, in consequence. we were enabled to buy the lot at such price-reductions as ig 50, will let us offer them at. per pair — Odd half pairs of MADRAS AND SNOW. FLAKE CURTAINS. which would sell regularly at $1.50 ond $5.00 per pair, we offer during this special sale at, per single curtain, 4%, 69¢ and 98c Oriental Soods. and most diversified showings in New York. Couch Covers, ar se a = , ; That Are a Boon to Busy Coal Cooking Stoves ©" ‘iousekcepers. LOT 6, COLORED PICTURES; matted and framed in IY4-inch gilt ‘ HAL COAL. C¢ STOVE 39 frames; matched metal corners; large variety of subjects, tnx 5 7 © sre. Loxt9 Unquestionably the Decorative Heads LOT7, YARD PICTURES of flowers, framed in I-inch gil 50¢ frames and marched metal corners. A most popular ad cor’ nere and orname hatin way canine “ Gongs. LOT 8, COLORED PICTURES; full size IM%-inch gilt frames; 500 many subjects to choose from; size 24x24. LOT 9, “SINCE ETCHINGS. 1!4-inch gilt frames; matted and matched nt sete of 3.4 3. Band gp, Sofa Pillows. ncn A, ata blue and red "5.00 were tn COrtental 7.56 75¢ metal corners; your choice of a new lot LOU 10, COLORED LANDSCAPES in 2-inch gilt frames, mated, PA 00 matched metal corners; large assortment to select from ; size 20x30 LOT 11, COLORED PICTURES; 3-inch git frames: 4 fringed at both 7 5g oor, Front, 18th Decorated China Priced J-4 Lower Chan Usual, Selections of odd China in rich and exquisite decorations that: have been priced most temptingly. DECORATED ENGLISH ANDAMERI | DECORATED PORCELAIN SOUP CAN PORCELAIN COVERED VEGE- | PLATES inall colors, royal blue in- 5 TABLE DISHES: abou twenty designs | cluded: regularly $2.25 doz. each, ie : H hoove 1.00 sin corners; all the newest and best subjects to choo: Agate and Royal | Incandescent Granite Ware. Sas Light. Fer Pocinveie ao tee eelh ae WelleKnown Welsbach Makes. .OT 12, | LOT 12, cRuiT AND GAME PICTURES; 3x inch dark frames: ii 00 subjects: game, fish and fruit Lor ta er LOT 15, COLORED ARTOTYPES; ; LOT 17, HANDSOME, GILT COLORED PICTURES a | DTA Sete aap | 2 50 TRAMED PICTURES. st 4,85 < ’ of very best coloring witha | “8 able for parlor cr siting DOUBLE BOILER, A: 6g, ahhh at bb a a a nian hh hhh hhh hhh bh eee hh hha hhh hhh hhh ahh he rt alae. shape; a picture which would I n Ie Jeinch frame, maiched rooms, prettily framed artis and sold in regular stock at $1.00 ENGLISH DECORATED PORCELAIN DORE IS 4Oe be goed slum $2.00 metal corners. and large variety of sub- | He sblects rele lon no 88 TEA POTS SUGAR BOWLS GRAVY oan. with gg | jects to choose from 8, PASTELS. gilt and gold$ | DECORATE SLI ERI ATS. SALAI mans WE ISe | 2.07 14, EMposstD GAME PIC: | "LOT 16, “OVAL PICTURES: 4 inch | “OT ofS Rana and fil 1oxdd ze % | CAN PORCELAIN SOUP TUREENS: | DISHES. ec; regularly 85e ” 250 BESS ISo | 2,00 TURES. in handsome orna 2, SO 3!" 274 acid Florentine GATS Frame is dinches wide and | blue brown. green& pink decore- G7 | $1.25; each Ko 2, holune . namented oak frames; ‘ frames: list of newest subjects the corners hand laid Ase tions: regularly $2.00 10 $2.50; ea SALAD BOWLS; decorated porcelain, sg a 7/5 16x24; a large line to select from to choose from; $3.75 would bea bargain. | rortment is very large. FINE DECORATED JUGS large size. in | in several designs; regularly 85c,3 190 : 7 We also wish ttention to our high-elass pic ten decorations in blue, brown each, YUSEA VEATINUM pg High-Class Pictures, ane 6 paee mi pacar tie cad 250, 00 and green; $1.25 size at, each 25e (Third Floor, Front, 19th 8t.) TLE be etery ” ry Aaa aaa ata SaaS EDL ADA DA DAL SaaS Mohd nana hh hd aD aL aA aa Ahh hich hh ietehtceetetetedadetdateta dade htt ht lethal Beau Lanacit PLATINUM TIE 9.54 ad Aabhts peabbihaes ae EA OR COFFEE POTS, 29q Oo , 4 srinsastuns el | Padyators and Heating Stoves. Curtain Stretchers. Supe rior Surniture. AGATE. LIPPED | RESERVE "KE. MPANY ball hantie. G2e sf es A Cimely Sale. | In Poputar Sizes Underpriced. ‘ ‘ ; , AEP | fab HAW gol |e nmin esorta cin wat tom zag | Dune suman mace exw aol | Many Extraordinary Attractions Are} BRACKET GASLI c y ‘ ‘ il, ‘i # fith HTS \ 4 Scheduled for {o0-Morrow’s Shoppers} a é ie ni A “7 ion math ia Most important among Wednesday's lig paces } c ’ CYLINDER OAS STOVER, “oler’ . pias rasa mieke Sample Parlor Suites, Music Cabinets, Brass and Enameled ; Housekeepers Helps. beds ’ are e A = 4.00) wi lnasad’, | steads, Mattresses, Feather Pillows and Woven Wire Springs. These remarkable values are sure to be appreciated, as theyf. | Decided Economies Go-Mforrom |\f | wy A list of little odds and ends needed about the kitchen as wellasall over the house. Price-concessions are most desirable TABLE OIL high grade, assorted FE B MEAT or Foop Storm, in Set asd Gob wid, a 79, family sine, 75e ait color, 91 BISSE CARPET Ye “WASt STEP LADDER 75, . LADDER, made arabe, me’ 950 BARS, thre ze UNIVERSAL SMINUTE povGH MIX AND KNEADERS 9 QQ *LOTHES WRINGERS A by the 2.25 signs with borders to maich; reg /, 15 we colorings and designs, size 9x12 as regards designs quality and sizes . Ht Prices Charl | Mord price-savings which deserve the immediate attention of ular $1.60 grade at yard regularly $2750; spe Size Size Gapestry Carpets. ts 23.50 oo. 25 | wo, 25 - Carpets, Rugs & Mt Sguares Must Interest prospective buyers To grade of hs ow poplr of fear Hi sohyecat “MY OL TO os 6,50 sive 7.50 | Handsome Partor Suites. ee ei pein ter Size Size This 5:Piece Parlor Suite Specially Featured for Wednesday. 8 25 2975 preety Carpets notated are from the reliable Smith looms and values immensely popular with our Semples Onty. clientele. Displays of Rugs comprise such moderately priced grades as quickly impress prudent house- room, hall and stair elfecis. Best Capesiry Brussels Rugs. f quality $1.00 Carpet ar. yard, 790 eee v9 Sxl, 10. 6x 1 51 te) Pisce PARLOR Bt Te, H 7 } R SUITE, a ¥ 3 SUITE = aon i DR SUT Lire: fe-00 * PARLOR SUITE, ; | Enamelled Redsleads. Mattresses. women. Incorporated into-morrow’s specials are some impressive bargains in all-wool Art Squares. Special lot just received excellent grade | Size 70 75 Size /4 25 Heavy quality (75¢ grade sold regularly at $13.50 9x15, 12x15, 59e 9.25 ‘ ft EXCELSIOR SOFT TOP MA’ CLOTHES Sataay SaTeAe we PS CHINA SALT BOXES, decorated 790 GALVANIZED COAL HODS, No Qe INCH TURKEY PRATHER Se on Se (Basement) Savonnerio Carpets, Body Brussels Rugs. | Atl-Wool Art Squares. yard size 9x10 6, special SP alee Choice assoriments.of colorings and de | Choice selection of new goods in attract Assortment complete in every respect 7 Continuing Ghe Comforters and Blankets. Big Ooto Ty det: ‘ led, DRESSMAKER'S TABLES, folding 6 | | VARIOUS SIZES. 80. 1 COMMINATION oe Thisistruly the season in which to buy all heavy-weight bedding Superior qualities are maintained bp rll nnidheenrtal pp ae oe Me SMEXED TAI MA TERekeRs, 6: in all seasons by the Siege! Cooper Ce.; never more prominently in this line than at present. sar 400 MINED HAIR MATTRESSES, 5 94 The displays in the Main Ais'e and regular sections are most extensive and diversified. S 478 NO. 1 MIXED HAIR MATTRESOBS, 5 ™ Pun OF FINE WH E We | EACH--GRAY INDE Z aus ‘TH AMERICAN HAIR Comforters weaent tar _wonee see ae * FE SEAN ESTs; Saale st 700 SepH AMERICAN HAIR ee 890 EAM! CONeciere tes as 2.95, 3.50, 295, 475 ‘p75 racn—rine mute mas er 188) Ok AWINGS HAIR ata ant ¢ on ' KE elient 8 580 ' and 5.75. wearne au Woven Wire Springs. tary i var SANITARY GRAY % ie es Bo WBA Molt | 7 gg Weal Blankets, | 22d IANKETS fof in te cae 3 y 1 many prett ‘ , 4 WHITE Teor, | evwctariy 50 NY | ZO Gites Hetiths "MAS? | Sry A ign | $00 PARK wre woot, nha 4 Pics tee ATER 195 | ized beds oP, Z 7, 99 Buster Brown's 2.25%) HO POR a Mon tee b Diopl y 09 . ds ‘'arge Displays o. | aine C, Yow Same. PF ISEH E ‘ : g 4 - oo : Slumber Robes, Red Spreac's, Feathers A ee SOW and Feather Pillows. Here is a game that is destined to achieve extraordinary pop- G. GSH. BO larity, Nothing like it has been seen since ping-pong disappeared. peda 3 ‘Batnette’” is more than a mere game. {tts an exhilarating pastimes a means off | & ie of .r acquiring healthful exercise in a pleasurable way It aifords a very agreeable form of f | 2, 95H AU! Fun diversion and will enliven many indoor hours during the long Fall and Winter days : Slumber Roses. Feathers. Ik can be played both by the youngsters and the grow Cotton Blankets. oh Mt tat | so porn rearnaea.t | “Batnente’ consists of a net to be stretched across a room 290 Vise 69e {is niet nes aes door frame between two adwining rooms. The conig st vad 2.95 ane © # sale the . the net, bat a shutrlecock back and forth over the net 5 ng and th fs Mt ri failing to return his opponen:'s stroke will be the loser of a point. The shuttlecock must at ' t 4 Sa 9 go over the net. somewhat afier the fashion of tennis 63: ay 1 SECRD rer ik ey are ih pretty 69e., 39e, 4.00 and 1.25. tin) VERNIS MARTIN MUSIC ‘ The net can be streiched without thé aid of hooks or any other mechanical device Ce TON ANh a sof tects %. ‘ 8 s . i *Batnetie’ keeps you on the “go and is almost as exciting as tennis. It can be played ey Awe owRITD Bed Spreads. Hentner Pittows, 1.10 oF Wook MUSIC CABINET 9 indoors at ease because the shuttlecock is $0 light that even if a should be sent with full | 89e hrs aati | ge each tor 8 . , RED pe ‘sta: ieade¥ae ce force against the most brealable article there would be no harm done bois tee 1 . 6 CHOCHET SPREADS. Kegel Ah att fs ies ay | Come and see “Bainette” demonstrated in our Sporting Goods Store on the Third G8e Hit 0 ee aa a 400 GA WR be aries on hoathase 8 ) ROOKWOOD MUSTC CABIN Floor. Pi ae conaiet f BLANK i sie aod ry Ww HET ' tlees fom! ‘ 2.00 00 Price per isting of bie beds: reewarly $1.35 in Marseilles tes thade, at these epecial prices, per pa = PAL % Le q ne. 70.0 ROOKWOOD MUSIC CABIN 4 2 RACQUETS, 6.00 Sire Aare fgusk | £00 Bi halite ties 780,125, 1.95, 2.95.9. 95, a8 | “ab 00 ‘ HUT KS. yr er rs 95. 4 95 stole 6. 95 4 BERG, | 1000 ROOKWOOD MUSIC CABINET. 5g Sa SHUTTLECOC! 'e 6.00 PAIR-BXTRA [INE scan. | 7 7Q EACH FOR $100 PRIS and 5 bs tS | ‘ Ready to put up, LET, GRaY AND PLAID 4 A cam 1, FULL SIZE CROCHE (tain Piece, Best, 19th #0) Fitth Foor i