The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 5

ROCKEFELLER'S WIFE MADE ILL - BY CRITICISM Attacks on Husband Have Depressed Her, Asserts Cousin. - RELATIVE’S EXPERIENCE. Spencer Frary Tells of Disas- trous Business Dealings with Oil King. “HE SQUEEZED ME OUT.” Aserts that Ida Tarbell Told Truth in Scathing Articles on Standard Oll Magnate. CLEVELAND, Aug. L—The constant ery of/ “tainted money,” the exposure of her husband's bus methods, and the stories of how he has ground down other men to crush o1tt compe- titlon; how procured Mlegal re- bates from ads, all the while posing as a God-fearing man, have di pressed Mrs. Rock€feller, and to-day ft Is said thet she is an ill and un- happy woman. That all the notoriety into which Rockefeller hns been brought bas had this depressing effect on his wife was made known by Spencer Frary, of No. 217 Murray Hill avenue, a former rm finer and a cousin of Rockefellers wife. Ho sald: “Mrs. Rockefeller’a health is failing, I understand. This decline has been expecinily noticeable lately. There has been criticism enough to welgh pon her.” “Squeezed Me Out.” Speaking of his own dealings with the ei king, Mr. Frary said: “{ hola my cousin, Mrs, Rookefeller, end her sister !n too high esteem t go into all my dealings with Mr. Rockefeller, “I will aay, however, that he squeezed me out of my busi- ness, and Ida Tarbell wrote the truth about him. I have the greatest sym- pathy at thie timo for his wife and sister-in-law; and for that reason will not tell of Mr. Rockefeller’s dealings with his friends, relatives and con- nections of members of his own fam- ly. I do not wish to add to Mrs, Rockefeller's burdens.”” Mr, Frary Js now a low aslarted clerk fm the office of a coal concern in this city. He and his family live most modestly, He 1s a cousin of W. H. Canfleld, of Youngstown, 0., who in- vented the oll tank car &nd whot business dealings with Rockefeller we! disastrous, “Tl know Mr. Canfield to hon- orable man, annd what he ubout Mr. Rockeft fs the truch beyond ‘acturer of - Mr bricating off in Cleveland, and when the Standard began gobbdiiag up all an offer was made concerns for his plant. No Money in Oil Business. . ng that | in| him oil, whieh T had to buy of Mr had deen more than doubled, and that In ather words the price of the commodity wt 1 boyight £ ndard had doubled and the price of the commodity which 1 manufactured and sold had n cut In halves ty andard the same ime, while we for seventy barrel nding oll to the Rockefelier was only payin. cents, and Ida Tarbell says 1s Her Was not saas- fied with such a wide discrimination and he even got a rebate on our rate, and I have no doubt this was irue, even though I have no knowledge of it, ACCUSES WOMAN OF THEFT. Boarder Says She Found Landlady Ransneking Her ‘Trunk, Mir of No, 42 West Hund. third street, Mrs am Hooter a and m Court to-di s Downe, a weds with y trinks r nd pleces of lace. Mra, Downe has lived with Mra, Hotes, for two years and declared to the Ma- wistrate that she has missed things for a long time. She came home last eyen- ing, she sald, and found her landlady Pa through her trunk, whereupon she! had her arrested, Willlam Condon, lawyer, who appeared for Mrs, Hoofer, said she was an eminently respectable woman and a member of, an old Bouth evn family. Te asked for an adjourn ment of the case and is request wa Krunted, The Renovation of Weary Willie. “Weary” found a sixpence While walking out one day, He bought a World situation “want” Offering to work for pay, And wh veek's end came about Ww. " drew his wages ‘I guess I'll stick to this— Hurrah for World Want pages.” 43,356 ‘ositions were offered and sought last month through THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1 SCANDPAT, MAKES HER IL. RockEFELLER “STOLE TO SAVE ~DVING BABE Ai STARVING WIFE Kline’s Story Verified, Sen- | tence Js Suspended and Assistance Given. One of misery, hunger and final: off starvation someti the orlmin Judge Warren V to-day aight years old, of No. 214 Sess ons Second sirect, was @ with stealing $3 wor! from an id building on Av: Kline, who us indicted me of Muller, eaded g' rge a week ago. He told J that he was a baker, 1 out of work a long time and * lead pipe In order to buy food. er When Kl Hansen told Judge learned from Kline that he his count worked as parents in those stories alco’ wh Carl Fi a nd Fee Al igned ine was a ae et a barbs Germany ry ten ' and whi he mariied and soon atte: ployment. “I went to his home, !f you could} call such a place a hom nropt privation, ft to ward brought out in told before r, in 1 Peter bu 6 Judge scher-Hansen, lawyer, wo Agent juested d Associadon, 1 veers, supported his ree years ago lost ais em- "Mr. Hani sald, “and found there nothing but mis- ery, A frail, emaciated woman with dying baby wife, was starving in her arms, ti t They w The wife told ls defendants ere absolutely me her hus- band had always been a good man and on the morning of the d. rested, July 18, look for work ince their marriage me, although he had wy he was ar- he had started out to id Kk he wife t to get we he had been unfortunate and they had Myed main: with ber ive charit Agent K > live ly on the cha e her entirely in the & eople who ca y fmball told Jud ty of their husband's arrest supported by tenement n iil-afford io dge Foster he Yalue in THE COLLEGIATE If you want Collar Comfort, « Collegiate” f¥e styles Tor summer wear, Fits the neck to a nicety, and is Foyally stylish Mark thisfact: It 1s made of Linen— coq), clean, grass bicacl You get collar comfort and linen ‘one O H. a for ase. ‘Ollara. et the the distinct inen, Hizey dels, maniacs Morning World Waats, 10,422-—More than Last Year—10,422 HENRY iinan versus Cote * Linon erat Cotta ana yet HOLMES Troy, New York ee ‘Weet 1% ‘| Pwo deaths “| who dled in the steerage found the same conditions. ir. Hansen has provided for the Pr ball said, “and will ndant employment, I reo- ommend that he be discharged.” Judge Foster suspended sentence and Kilne left the court-room with a twen- ty doNar bill which Mr. Heneen alipped Into his hand. WOMAN ROBBED OF $1,000. Barglars Loot M: Wheelock’s dence on Riverside Drive. George L. Wheelock, who lives Dorothea apartment-house, Riv- erside Drive and One Hundred and First has reported to the heen robbed ‘of 81,00 worth of and jewelry. in the country for sev- d upon her return home that place had been wo negro belfboys, who have jobs in the Dorothea and die- ire suspected of the theft. Other tenants In the house also are said to have suffered thieves. Mrs. | Wheelock bookmaker. | : losses from is the wife of the a | TWO DEATHS ON THE BREMEN. burial at sea d here dder, ne years, 1 widow U8 A r pte 0. GC, ider, ly 4. Her body was drought to port. A chleld We've cast in the ends of all sorts of lines, From outing flannel trou- sers to Tuxedo coats—so mixed a lot of odd sizes that we might call it a rummage sale, But any man who needs an odd coat or a pair of first class trousers at less money than real rubbish often costs —that man may catch a whale of a bargain. Odds and ends of mixture ee flannels, serges and cheviots, even some 275 Tuxedo coats that were $14,50 to $27, Sizes most all large or small—few medium, 439 coats, $5. 811 vests, $1. 2,052 trousers, $2.50, All at Our 18th Street Store. Roceps, Perr & Company, Three Broadway Stores, 258 842 1260 * at at at 43th St, 3ad St, \ HELDUP IN AUTO BY ROAD BANDITS CHICAGO, Aug. 1—An eutomobile party consisting of two men and three women was held up and robbed lest night on the Sheridan road. between Winnetka and Glenooe, by three magked bandits, ‘The touring car was ascending Mfub- bard Hill, when he robbers opened fire With revolvers on the occupants. Two bullets punctured @ front tire and then atrusk the side of the machine Owing to the tine being punotuned escape was impossible. ‘The robbers, fourishing revolvers, ran down jhe Lill to where the automobile compelled the occupants to ¢190) and over their valuables. The high- Waymen then made ir Cnet ruff, pur- saat na cenraee Cc. A. wie iM z ol ey jen Our i Cc, A, Grosai ru Po cited Mrs HG. McClelland and Mm W. A Pe tou, value 6 Ibnder tlren sereral tundred Sotier irs, McClellend had some vahmble rings torn from her fingers. N STRIT GONFIDENGE Women Obtain Mrs. Pinkham's Advice end Help. She Has Guided Thousands to Health— How Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Cured Mrs. Fred Seydel, It 1s a great Satisfaction for a woman to feel that she can‘write to another telling her the most private and_ confidential details about her illness, and know that her letter will be seen by a woman only, a woman full of sympathy for her sick’ sisters, and above all, a woman who has had more experience in. treating female ills than shy living person, ver one hundred thousand cases of female diseases come before Mrs. Pink- ham every year, some personally, others by mail, and this has been going on for twenty years, day after day. Surely women are wise in seeking ad- vice from a woman of such experience. your advice. I am not only girl. have done so much for me." Just as surely as Mrs. Seydel w: cured will Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veget- able Compound cure every woman suf- fering from any form of female Ills. | No other medicine In all the world | has such a record of cures of female troubles as has Lydia E. Pinkham's | Vegetable Compound. Therefore no | prudent woman will accept any substi- tute which a druggist may offer, If you are sick, write Mrs. Pinkham. ‘ay ourled at} Lynn, Mass., for special advice. It is free and always helpful, Beside the bargains men may catch—if they have fishermen’s luck—weput on sale to-day a lot of suits which small long-trouser- boys ought to dive for, Not odd garments, like the men’s lot, but whole long trouser suits—fancy mix- tures, serges and cheviots, About half are summer— the rest winter weight, Sizes 13, 14 and 15 years, 365 Coats, $2.50. 332 vests, 50 cents, 427 trousers, $2. All at Our 18th Street Store, Something doing still in the men’s 50 cent fancy hose at 25 cents, At All Three Stores, Rocurs, Pert & Company, Three Broadway Stores, 56 842 1260 Opposite near opposite City Hall, Union Square, Gresley Square ell woman in consequence, but have a beautiful baby I wish every suffering woman in the land would write you for advice, as you Che Big Szo Now in progress offers the public the choicest bargains in Furniture that have been brought to public attention. The enormous business done during the past week is ample evidence of the power and popularity of this sale. Enamelled Bedsteads. BEDSTBADS, posts, five as filus- laterais in 1.95 2D inch ‘and foot, ‘vases, Sold fn all sizes. ENAMELLI trated; hea: brass’ caps and pecial, ofthe satin or Incquered fintsh. Lacquered Finish. Mattresses. REGULAR FULL SIZp. especially when it is absolutely free. $1.75 ENAMBLLED™BEDSTEADS, as 1- | $5800 super extra WHITE Mrs. Pinkham never violates the con-] _ lustrated, | one-inch ports, high’ ‘head, | DIAWINGS. 32.00 fidence of women, and every testimo- eee Cemcre, on 3.00 0 No, 2 WHITE DRAW- 98,0) nial letter published {s done so with the| —Widuna 4 fest and @ Inches, 4 Be GAC cine BEA written consent or request of the Drawings, “* BM 25.00 writer, In order that other sick women $25.00 No, 1 BLACK DRAW- may be benefited as they have been. IGS, 21.50 Mrs. Fred Seydel, of 412 North 54th $700 ay DRAWINGS Street, West Philadelphia, Pa, writes: ee 20.00 Dear Mrs. Pinkham: PAN HAIR MATTHDSeDS 16,50 ng Rg A TERT AKO T wrote you a letter ask: £18.00 NO? SOUTH AMeERrT vice, as 1 had female ills and coul ATR a not carry a ohild to maturity. I rectived | SoU EATER OSS, 14.50 your kind letter of instructions and followcd | {4 MIXED “HATR 10.00 $1200 MCLIPSE FELT MAT- 10.00 BE Ee arte Bp | With. ™ 8.50 Ga) | kd wr 6,75 $18.60 BNAMBLLBD BPDS usirated. one-t fo and sol and 4 feet SPHCIAL THE BIG STOR! SIXTH AVE. pen hari NEW YORK. 7Te’'S Wiidsummer Sale of Rest Furniture $40.00 BRASS BEDSTHADS, aa {Ilustrated. Continuous posts, jaterais are Joined with top iaila by solid Will be old in the regular laquered finish; also the Poiet finish, 28,00 | roi rin, TO! ACITY IN ITSELF oe We inspire this business by giving you thoroughly good values | for your money. PRICES ARE SO LOW THAT THEY ARB POSITIVELY PHENOMENAL. _THE SPECIAL FEA- TURES OF THE SIEGEL COOPER STORE'S BIG MID- SUMMER SALE FOR TO-MORROW ARE :— Enamelled, Bedsteads. Brass Bedsteads. ENAMELLED BMDSTEADS, rANGcinch comiauour ieee, Mga dv aR brass spindiem within the scroll. work {rhea and foot: wok in 2 wittiens “teot'd inches ana 4 feet, SPHCTAT. 2 DO This handsome 4: jen is made with 2 usa 'T_ball connect! which is a combination ay 30.00 Enamelled Cribs. Inch ah as Me + sol and top’ ratiay mes 5.0) Iding Couches. IRON TELESCOPE COUCH space matt ants Euaranteet “for ‘cleanliness and Gurability: special price, complete, Ged Wire Springs. $6.50 Wire Springs, OR SLIDING 3— Made with station. vite eprings. bs 2éxe6. “Rpt 4 En LED CRIBS. a dea; woven caps and’ vases, CIAL, $5.50 Wire Springs, $4.00 Wire Springs. $4.75 Wire Sprites, $4.00 Wire Springs $8.75 Wire Springs $2.85 Wire Springs. $2.75 Wire Spri All Sizes—Same price, | $1.0) PNAMELLED CRIBS—es tlustrated Swinging sides—brass nd ear *peciat 5450 | vares—2 ft widths; special In two widthe—4 feet 6 Inchre ) + Sensational reductions in Women's Other Sales: Dresses & Shirt Waist Suits, Women’s Lawn Kimono Sacques & Gowns, Shoes & Oxfords for Men, Women and Children, Men's Straw Hats, and the Annual Clearance of Men's Fancy & White Vests. s and Liquors. OSRLLE WIN be |BURcKHARDT Wine i 25 Mowe 50 5 Me wg mae) ts caso 12 ats, 1.50 5) ‘OKAY, ANGELICA/JAMAICA or NEW AND 4 EK rAWbA, very choicest | choice and la, ‘per gal. fw per Pf 76, 186, 1.05 and THe }\\MORW scorcn WHI per CLARBTS and RHINE WINES, select | MEAYS OLB 18LA¥ WHISKEY SUPE OR TEC 1.20, Dde., 780, and Go N Jas. Hennessy's IMI BRANDY. per case, 11,004 per & Co's IMPORT Y¥, 8 Star, per case, 10 years old, per ga 106 ch, Merrand > COG- NAC BRAND 14,753 ber bottle 125 P, Boliman's finest tm. Ode.t bot., 1.0% all varie! th BE Le ‘AN and MAK ie sisted e ‘ON RY per gal, 2.00, Anchor Bran 15 years old, Ybomen’s ) V¥. 0. P. i per_hottle. 4th Floor, Fron ‘ol Cooper Store, ft). A well-known manufacturer was eager to dispose of turn extend our good fortune to you. At 3 Ie Regularly 65c. Women’s White Lawn Waists. As illustrated; neatly tailored, with hemstitched graduated side plaits, with front plait of Swiss embroidery, tucked and plaited back, hemstitched fancy stock collar and cuffs. Double *S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Until 12. Gxtra Faney Creamery Butter, Made in our own Creamery from the richest cream; fine flavor, close texture and salted just right, 5-lb. Crock 1.39 (Slegel Cooper Store. 4th Floon) Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Clearance of Carpets Continues with Yotable Reductionn AXMINSTER CARPETS — Extra high{ TAPESTY BRUSSELS CARPETS—Pour grade, including Smith’s Savonnerie and) grades Tapestry Brussels, in Bigelow Axminsters; patterns to close in| range of colorings and designs suitable aacactive colorings and designs; yg |allrooms, also hal and sirs regularly $1.75; special, | $1.00 grade, special per yard, 85: ighgrade quality; new patterns: choice| 90c grade. special per yard 78, designs und must be seen to be & ] 70c grade. special per yard, 580 preciated; regularly $1.25; special, 98C| 60c grade, special per yard, 496 ALEXANDER SMITH'S WOOL VEL- VETS—Choice colorings and exquisite de- signs in a large selection of room and hall effects; regularly $1.10; special, SSC FIBRE CARPETS — Newest up-to-date) summer floor covering strictly sanitary. | Excellent price concessions on dropped pate terns; INGRAIN CARPETS, all wool. extensive | 60c quality, special per yard, 54a. range of designs in latest colorings; 58 50c quality, special per yard, 44c regularly 70c; special, C | 400 quality. special per yard, Sic. C. C, Extra Super In; 35c quality, special per yard, 296 regularly 60c; special, (Siexel Cooper Store, Sth Floor.) hite Lawn Waists at 89e. & 75e. 5,000 of the Kinds Regularly Sold at 65e, and $1.00, the entire 5,000 at once and was willing to take quite a loss, The quantity was nothing unusual for The Big Store to handle, so we immediately purchased the lot, and now we in Ht 75¢ Regularly $1.00, Women’s White Lawn Waists. As illustrated, in both long and short sleeves. These waists are made of extra good quality Lawn, artistically designed with a wide front panel of fine Swiss embroidery in a variety of neat patterns, graduated side plaits, plaited back, newest sleeves. The long sleeve model is button front; the | short sleeve buttons in back, (legel Cooper 4