The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1905, Page 5

ROSE PASTOR NOW BRIDE OF MILLIONAIRE Ghetto Girl Wedded to J. G. Phelps Stokes with Sim- ple Ceremony. 200 GUESTS PRESENT. Special Train Took Them from New York to Noroton to Witness Marriage. RODE IN THE SAME CARRIAGE. Bridegroom Accompanied Bride from the Stokes Cottage to St. Luke’e Church—Brother Officlated. (Srrotal to The Evening World) NOROTON, Conn, July 18.—Tames Graham Phelps Stokes, millfonatre philanthrontst, an@ Rose Pastor, the Ilt- tle east side cigar maker with whom he fell in love in the course of his fettlement cvork, wern married here at heh n y at St, Luke's Church. * was performed by Rey, Stokes, jr, secretary of 1 brother of the Dridegroom, assisted by Rev, Dr. French, rector of the church The ceremony was quiet and simple. About 200 guests from New York came Up om A special train for the wedding. Most of them were settlement workers from the east side or persons Interested in philanthropie enterprises They ware €athered at tho church when Mr. ss Pastor arrived from ein the same carriag » a gown of white at, Her yell degroom, @ peirl neok- formed of a larg was around Phelps Stokes kos, brovhers of bert Hunter and 8 bretaers-{ rehod dy Family Well Represented. y Imost fully vung. children, | the Stokes ned after ride started ye to-morrow r Cedrle for a hous Wife grew up. | site | out portions of the building to negroes. | close worth eee in his own right, and, Mehoust he jevotes most of his time to work among the poor and lived for ears jn the University Settlement crt e 18 As shrewd a business mat ag his has produced. “He can sccomplish more tn an hour than any man 1 aver saw," sata one of ‘his friends in describing’ his capacity for business tasks, gis a Yale graduate of the cla of ‘92 and a momber of the Knick bocker, University, Clty, Yale, St. A thony ‘and Ninetet Hie business interests are extensive and he watches them in every dete!’ MISS MYRAKELLY SMD TOBE WON Talented Young Writer of Sto- ties of East-Side Child Life Is Reported Engaged to Allan MacNaughton. ‘Century chibs. Cupid ts reported to have captured Miss Myra Kelly, whoee delightful sto- ries of east side children, after others had tried to write of them, came as a Grateful rain on @ dusty mad. The tal- ented girl who has held the east sido child up to view just as he is and given to the magazines character sketches that are now a part of the literature of New York, it 1s said will become the bride of Allan MacNaughton, President of the Standard Coach Horse Company. Mr. MacNaughton came into promi- nence at the time of the wrecking of the ‘Tradesmen's Natlonal Bank. His brother Jaines was President of the in- stitwion and both were Indicted and | the Indictments later dismtsned. | Mr. McNaughton is wealthy. Miss | Kelly was born in Ireland and came to y with her father, Dr. James . the well-known surgeon. ‘there is said to be some objection among rei- atives to the proposed marriage. OLD PAVILION HOTEL AT | NEW BRIGHTON BURNED. | Five Negro Families Have Narrow Escape—Diaze Mny Have Been Incendlary. The old Pavilion Hotel at R Terrace, New Brighton, which used as a negro barracks for § time, was destroyed by fire to-day, an Investigation cause of the b negroes were dr! hy the tire, which s so rapidly | that they could save nothing. | The flames started in a deserted wing | of the building on the fourth floor. Two weeks ago a fire was discovered in the basement that had its start from a quantity of oll-soaked waste The building {s owned by Silas Rosen- berg, a shirt-waist manufacturer, of this city, who purchased it when the elty was contemplating the use of the for Bo: Hall, When it was decided a the Borough | Hall in Si. G nwever, Mr._Ro berg fc had a whit phant for the structure was of vel, He then let ———— SENATOR CLARK IS STEADILY IMPROVING. Fails to Cheek! Million- aire Who Underwent Operation, ator William A. C woving. His temperature to-day w to nd Dr, James F, Me- f Weet Fifty that h on the Opprensive Heat Rallying Condition of rie is stead way to @ vble 5 Bride's “Liscoverer” There, : Jewish Datty| detected | the liter Bho sent factory in whieh st " land. was one of the guests at the| wedding, Had it bt been for the in- Mr. Liebman took in the talented ess she might never have come to New York and never have met the young milli se name she took tune she will share, vere were many wedding presents from circles of society widely at vari- ance, but all were in good taste and prompted solely by regard for str, Brokes und the young woman who won his love, J. 1. Zevin, Mterary editor of the Jewish Da 14 friend of Hose days when bae took Un her str (uh poverty dn New York, sent a tine cabinet made Of Wyod from the Mount of Olives. Of Mr. Stones’ associates tn his. settles Ment work ‘there Were present” Prof. james amilton, INeilogg Duriand a Rev. Mr.’ Michelson. He aaa Will Live on East Side, id before starting on his ny that upon his return ork with his wife they will @ flat which they have leased at) Grand and Norfolk streets, ‘Th ccniinue the work that drew them e gether—the task of umetlorading #0 far ra ts I possible the condition of tae east to London, where she ved education the schools in the chapel District afforded. At the eleven her parent eluar factory 1 what ‘White. came to this ‘ooputry Swith to work in wa weland, 1 ik a dre choricter a her intense she sre underlies her i that mde work AX she studied — ‘I) gi in her waa NES » worked Of expression ult rl “ lope! i i at she wis sunmofed ew York to go on the sta of the Jewlsa Daily News. Aithoug most of ler work had been done in Yiddish she had mined 8 (2 ‘ix 4 know edn of English f Md write as wel Age As the other weitere One of the first assignments ai Mier her arrival in News Vionk to interview Stokes, wh ly taken up se'Gement work, Shi Against the assignment et the young inillion- alre~and her ey Love at Both t int that they stor, while that indicates ifeent, Mr, tongs features and Mivs sa face ‘ a tahoe la talk with ae calat munner, f iy dened if was three her | ¢ mind of @ poet | | | hen you take! a cotton collar, you help to pay for the dealer's showcases and sins which the coffon collar maker 1s able to give away with your money, Making and filling of @ collar doesn't protect it from the laundry, If the outside covering of your collar ts cotton (it surely ts, if it is not stamped “Linen"'), the fault is yours for paying 15c, for tt when you kuow thet a Linen coliar Qegaily stan.ped “Linen') eap be had at the sain asking, Write for “Information about © OO OLLAR. 4-ply, 150, Each—Two for 25c. 1%, sizes, WAN ZANDT, JACOBS & CO... TROY, N. ¥, | PUBLICATIONS, | Just Spend for the \| July Number UMMA, A MAGAZINE OF “DAY And read Alfred Henry Lewis’ article on |} The Man-Fishing of Life Insurance And if you don’t feel that you have had the full worth for your money we i will ‘refund it to you cheerfully —We mean what we say. ig FORE" Ks THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENTNG, JULY 18, 1905. sine Dut a Wa. sitive ro- ng ball « anos PATION ANTS WORK 5 day, and, after listening to testimony | by various witnesses whom. the police produced but elafmed to nothing of the matt uh Coroners Jury returned a verd of death the s | hands of perrons unknown This was done afier effort by the Not a medic ‘police to fi Ine on Jolin Natural Laxative 5 | Bruno, allas but witness ter forsiugeish bowels, os after witn all knowledge of | uct aa 4 lany etre surrounding the AM t . Delayed Inquest on “Eat-"Em=) murasr or ving up to | ag Oe a oar la Among J were Jon | iM ’ A Up-Jack’s” Death Develops) (young) crim re with | two bullet holes in his body, and Jim eS Remarkable Lack of Knowl) jcctey, wio was reported stanned in a, STI ’ fracas earlier In the evening of the | T edge on Everybody's Part. night when “Bat-'Em-Up Jack" was | found at the Bowery and Broome street | with his skull battered in. = - The long-delayed Inquest om the | The dented section of lend pipe with | causes leading to the death of “Bat-| which the murderous attack was made . ‘Dm-Up Jack" McManus, the Bowery | was the only evidence Introduced, As- | SUNDAY WORLD W. bouncer who was murdered on May 2%,| sistant District-Attorney ‘Turnbull ex- was held by Coroner Goldenkrans to: amined briefly. Straw Bags Btrone and leh tm weisht, mede tn | Dasket weave, very popular because of their exteme Hathtness and reat duce bility. ‘They are our tions, hence the low prices asked Just about enough for two days of in Bedding. EXTRA WHITE DRAWING HORSE HA MATTRESSES, worth $40.00, for...... EXTRA BLACK DRAWING HORSE HA MATTRESSES, worth $35.00, for. . BLACK DRAWING HORSE HAIR MA’ TRESSES, worth $32.00, for.......... PURE BLACK S. A, HORSE HAIR MA’ TRESSES, worth $22.50, for. $21.00, for...... $18.00, for.......06- sees SOFT BLACK HAIR MATTRESSES, worth 15. 00 NO. 1 MIXED HAIR MATTRESSES, worth 14 00 A Sale of Bedding and Springs We've made a very special purchase of a large quantity of black and white Hair, Cotton and Excelsior Mat- tresses, together with a large number of Pillows and Bed Springs—at prices below what we have ever paid. Ready To-Morrow Morning—the bargain of the year, very brisk selling. © 30.00 | fg pee tan wrest non IR 26.50 COMBINATION MATTRESSES, worth $5. EXCELSIOR AND COTTC worth $3.50, for........ ELASTIC COTTON FELT MATTR' Adams Speclal—regularly $14.00, for. ELASTIC QOTTON FELT regularly $9.50, for REMAKING HAIR MATTRE: * 22.50 15.75 At 2.98—regularly $4.50; scroll cen- tre design with brass vases. At 3.95—regularly $6.00; brass top rail and mounts and vases; all sizes. foot and 4 foot 6 inch size. Broad stairways at the main entrance as vators, It ought to be one of your fav pose to carry over a single Refrige be to miss one of the greatest bar; $1.45 Freezers at 98c Small size; splendid make; will freeze cream in a hurry, 35c Kettles at19c Enamelled iron with covers; full4-quart, $15 Gas Ranges, 9.95 Fitted with ovens; 18-inch size; best one in the market. A Size Plates at 2c White Porcelain Plates; all sizes; a great bargain. 25c Cracker Jars, 10c For crackers or biscuits; made with nickel-plated covers; glass base. Mason Jars, 65c Doz. Quart size—with porcelain lined cov- ers, Best of all. 45c Jelly Tumblers, 30c for a dozen; all sizes. At 6.95—regularly $10.00; continuous post with brass top rail and scroll; 4 Box and Iron Springs. Upholstered, regularly $10.00....7-50 Upholstered, regularly $12.00....9.00 Springs. moor LOST sarame worn Wee 5 BS Iron Frame, Woven Wir $8.00 for..... be Iron Frame, $4.00 for... Pillows. mounts, with the best of lacquering Feather Pillow, 21x27; 90¢. for....58¢ $4.0 and to" DG QO rae Hee a Ce forbs z-inch continues post with swell eather Pillow, 22x28; $2. cca! shaped foot end, 4 Feather Pillow, 22x28; $3.00 for..2-30 3 ft. and 4 ft. 6 in. Feather Pillow, 24x30; $4.00 for. .3. sizes; regularly $55.. Sensational Sale of Housefurnishings and China @ests and Former Selling Prices Have Been Forgotten; Our Purpose Is to Effect a Thorough Clearance well as on each side of the store have been provided, together w orite shopping places in Sun rator, Gas Stove, Ice-Cream Freezer or anything of that Chief says that they must GO at some price or other—and the figures tell the story. To miss this sale will gain feasts that has ever been planned in this city. ing; only tiity of them in the lot. only; large size. $2 Water Coolers, 89c Wood fibre with white enamelled lin- ing, nickel faucets. 12% Garden Hose, 10c A grade that can be subjected to very high pressure. 30c Roasting Pans, 10c Enamelled iron; slightly imperfect; 15x10 inch, Great value. $1.50 Jardinieres, 25¢ Choose from one thousand; all sizes and many styles, 50c Tea Pots at 35c Fireproof; decorated; all sizes. ornamental, 100-piece reduced to sets; from 100-plece sets; decor neat floral patterns; duced from $10 to. oral decoration; decorated with gold; from 29¢, each to... Very = Brass Beds. 2-inch continuous post 25c Dippers $5.50 Mowers f —e at 3.95 =| High grade, ball bear- § = Enameled ize, with long handles cold, dry air, Dinner Sets neat en AOS 100-piece Austrian China Sets, in neat fl . duced from $16.50 to LO. 95 Cups and Saucers Two hundred dozen English China Tea Cups and Saucers; neatly MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. 50, 39.00 ith plenty of ele- , Since it is cool and comfortable, AIH Hot-Weather Goods Are io Be Rutilessiy Sacriticed. We don’t pro- ilk. The New at 1l0c iron; good 45c Dish Pans $7 Refrigerators, atI9c 4.98 One hundred and. fifty Hardwood, felt _lined; Excellent decorations; ‘ated porcelain— " POS bone reduced 19¢ We make a specialty of supplying ful attention, Out-of-town orders COFFE blend Ja Sree ery, 0 S-lb. wenle | sione crocks. COCOA—Walter Baker's neat Cocoa, BE Cho ixed quari pint battle, vom 17e 2Te. hottie . pretaiee t,o Bauce, bottle ER—Fineat pure and awee! Best Groceries-s-Lowest Prices. country hotels and boarding-houses. Mail orders receive prompt and care- carefully packed and promptly dei!vered. Bpecin! ea o ® SALAD DRESSING— Yuc lub; hal pint bottle i SPICDS — Ground Black Vopper, Allepice, Clover, Gh ea, per io, oft Z2E RA Bigin [- h omade | Uf Oat P Rerined package Me gad 1.23 the I7e rowso wy Chow, cans bottle ean LARD— Kaas, 1p seale wat’ A Perrins’ BAL T-~ Extra refined Bee ‘sib ban, Se Si ION — Silver, Creat val Ik : aa y} X~ 20 ab ALON LA fe Hams Tomatoes, witt's, Armour's oF av a Zhe, geemeu Frome anmm teat | $c anime sited $f oud, an i ri Vary lear an: y i i MOLASSES old: fashioned aa Rio, Hannon Ct MOLASSES—Duff's 1 Ri. ean, Oh bottoms. | EVERY WEIGHT. WO CONTEC TION WITT! ANY OTHER STON: ‘THE BIG STORE ACITY IN ITSELF SIEGEL OOPERC. SIXTH AVE. ae rowtam —-« UBTSOTSTS. NEW YORK, Other Speetats for Go-Uicriow Inelude st Women’s Costumes, Grocers! ies. Men's Straw Hats, Rugs! aid Carpet Remnants, Bam- boo Porch Blinds. Bedsteads| and Bedding, Garden FAyse and Reels, Lawn Mowurs, Refrigeraicrs. Windsw Screens, Ice-Cream Freezers and Paints. Gan Shoes and Oxfords. Ohe Season’s Sensatron. for Wen, Women and Children Half the Usual Prices. T IHE whole country went wild over Tan Shoes this Summer. Everywhere everybody was after Tan footwear. There was never anything like it. Manufacturers fo-es saw the trend of the fashion, and nearly a year ago began to make shces for this Summer. They made too many; they overloaded: they made more than they could dispose of in time for the retailers to sell in the ordinary way this Summer. And then there was scurrying to get from under the burden of overstocks, “Buy out our overproductions: we'll make you most any prices,” said some of the big makers. We did. Thenthe Tan Oxfords and Shoes began to hasten ine The sale started Thursday. Every day since we have made it better by adding fresh lots. Descriptions of styles are similar, hows : ever, SO We say: 1 ] 50 ‘A Pair for Women’s | ° ‘$3.00 Tan Oxfords. | LOT III.—Russia Calf, ribbon ties, with large eyelets and Three styles: the seasons best. All Blochers, with larga Blucher effects; the season's best styles eyelets and ribbon laces, Two styles are of a fine Rusia calf LOT IV.—Vici Kid Blucher Oxfords. in two shades of tan : | ‘7 burnt orange color; one of & fine tan vici kid All 4 gy some narrow toes, with large eyelets and wide laces sizes in each, 4 wwigi Ath SIZES. from 210 7 in every syle and C, D and 2 004 Pair for Women’s ° ‘Best Tan Oxfords. euoua tenes and Children’s Tan Russia BEICSHIPRE Oe ne one pascinating 1 .00 | Among these are eur own “Fo:t-Mould’’ brand of Shoes, and , | if you paid $10.00 a pair you could nor obtain handiomer or more Particular attention is called to these i syite si Russia calf, Gibson Ties in 2 styles; one is a plain toe pump eTeets details, for they exploit the best Summer | the other has a new style wing tip. Borh have welted 30 es 2.90 Foctwear that the market affords, | Best workmanship. and the dressiest of their kind vet devi'ed, (Stegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, ast.) ] Men’s $3.00 Tan Oxfords at $1.65. Russia Caif Blucher Oxfords, with welted soles: all this season's styles of absolutely perfect shoes; all sizes Double “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps Until 12, Thereafter Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Footwear About Stylish Gan a | i LOT 1.—Single flexible sole Oxford Ties in two shades of brown and tan, in regulation Oxfords; also some Blucher styles LOT II. —Russia calf medium weight Oxford Ties in 3 styles of toess all perfect fitting; low or Cuban heels. satisfactory Oxfords. “‘Foot-Mould’ Oxfords are made of best Vacation Reading Problem Solved. || 0#/ 90 Panama Hats At Se. a Volume Yewest Co2yrighted 2.00, 3.75. Q 5.50 Rooks Are at Your Disposal, We have | ott te men boranih c eae Li. ure anew books you return: the la ‘olume to any ove Eos ot 4 Tabara fon Station. wherever located, Day an exchunge fee of Be. and take your Panamas and F Heforn you leave on thet llitie jaunt Just take your plek trom our assortment have grouped of over 1,000 volumes of the Tabard Inn. Books—the newest and. bese. fetion, some of the | Drinted on fine paver and handsomely bound rite 8 Wide fam. and written by authors of world bess shapel: for yuck s:lleh You can make your exchange at anv of the niountain. shore or lnkesid e- + sort Sinton. Gnd'in the brinctgnl cities af the United Staten and Canada, many: of ing at tha Which have a dozen or moro Stations, ‘They. can also be exchans vatlous Tallway trains and oce fed/.eB: various above Price To discontinue the s simply retain pow n_ of your last selection, Placters a You'll find here all et novels—those y the best read books are r 8O Much about. Among other neglie gee effects sa much worg now. The young man’s vacation hat; the elderly man’s head cave All blocked and trimmed ready to wear. Your size is here. (Stezel Cooper Store, Main Floor, East.) Decorated Dinner Sees atReduced Prices Finely decorated Porcelain Dinner Sets, every piece gold lined—100 pieces, 3 meat platters, Grade $10.50; special at WIDE-MOUTHED PORCELAIN ICE WATER JUGS, assorted decorations. very low priced Von Hutton HB.....Ward Mitchell London. Barbara YRIN el Cooner Store, 8A\ Floor. Cente 19th St) including soup tureen and 6.50 in | PORCELAIN COFFEE CUPS and SAUCERS, floral Es ZEC and BOE | MMM —EMTH large size—reqularly 206. at 12c at STONE WATER FILTERS holding 4 gallon the well known |AP ahoriment of fine JAPANESE TEA CUPS and SAUCERS Success pattern—one of the most improved filters on the market |—unusual variety of sha, id di — Seomplce. with nickel faucess’ regularly, ($5.00; |30c't0 50 your choice a HEM FeaUlarly BE ‘ooper Store, Third Floor, Front, 19th St.) —e 2.65) (Slogel W|| Wines and Liguorse Export Beers. Orie, Per Pke. Dow Beloct Pilsner, bbl. 10 doz. 9.50 1,00 Hof-Brau (Dark), bbl. 10 dos, German Brew bbl, 10 dos, 800. Bass & Co.'s Royal Arms, Club Speck bbl, (Dark), 10 doz. B Culmbacher (Dark), bbl. 10 doz, Bohemian Export, bbl, 10 doz, tan (Dark), bbl, 10 doz, Spectal Brew Export, bbl. 10 doz. Alleys Old Btock Ae een Oa 8 Red Vox Ale, Brewery Liottingy -#O0 1-501 ing, Redvath's Diamond I TOd8 18.00 1.08 India Pale Aie, XXxOP" 1° 4% 11.00 1.184 bb}. 10 dos, Malt and Halt (Ale and Porters, 2°50 1:00 Dbl Od 9.50 1.00 Malt Extract. Malt Vigor, the by Malt v} For. the best disestive and dee ‘italls” Topic: ¥ ¥ highly concentrated Yow In Its Second Week. Grhe Sale of Grousers at $2.00 No other Trousers sale could have caught the public's fancy as this has done. But t is only natural, coming as it does just when men folk need exira trousers for outing a ee iwear, for vacations, for the beach, or even for business, Ansbacher Hunerbrau, No Build of Man Has Been Overlooked; ; ber Vath's Male an exceedingly good tonic? dozen, O00 Imported Beers, 00 1.7 Prince o} . BoE Ta dow’ heat 4 Ne lotr Bray, bol Wi dos, ABO 1A All Are Catered To Without Pariiality. Munchner Schiorbrau, a ae so 3.50 The litle or the big man, the stout or the slim man finds the size he wanis the Stouts and Po;ters, styles he likes and the patterns that suit his taste. Full Complement of Styles and Sizes From TEPRNTDD: BAP WERE 30 to 54 Waist and 28 to 37 Lengths To-Morrow. Seay EVERY “Ba Dublin Stout, Ramahend, Dublin Stout, Ramen cae Hiaay & Go's Koval Ari {NOVELTY STRIPE WOR. ie pbote fh IPE! | FINE STRIPED WORSTEDS, STEDS. navy and slate effects. FINE “TescruRE “Cass-| STYLE, |fancy™Lichr TWEEDS, |} seve invatia snout! * 808 MERES, dark and medium co!- Ieey cheater arlgs eee realith, Ae do enn $2. | Scorch trFec CHE ee nan aoe BLACK & BLUE CHEVIOT, IOTS, brishe colorings an oe eae Old Stock Wxtra Porter hh) 10 dos. Double Stout, Extra Brew VERT Gl tat INES AND HERRING- also navy serges. HOMESPUNS AND FLAN- | INELS, neat effec wh ral BONES, casineres and Wor Io ie a recat coe all 2 sed, ail ic a doxon Rulice tor einpty Dota ae EVERY SIZE. Geuiver, we call for empty vottien iene) Cooper Store, Main Vicor, Hast.) Copper (lege) Store, Vourth Floor, Feemt> —