The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1905, Page 5

_ A WRECK ON THE ROCK OF AMBITION FINDS QAUGKTER IW oS c"%"S%*2* staomasouss kus. | Godsond Conf 4 THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, NOV EMBER 20, 1905. NELLIE M'COY iit f ™ POY TTS, SRR cyanate n $$ 1a eee Lo i} - Mohimor took his wife to Roosevelt 4 Hosplta 4 carriage ‘when her If You Can't Eat or Sleep Well You nal : nie ne Bellevue payon y 4. Sacrificed to Efforts for " BARGAIN WEEK AGAIN! We here 5 . , . Phe piysiclans od to tell neritic ew o ye ‘I Stage Success, [Girl Stricken Violently Mad where ver sachor tived in order tiat te Vitality and Health Destroyed by Seportulnt te oh vet aoe —— | | Two Years Ago on Her rel ned ' ian hy ‘Hee 7 Inbar ‘ap aed WARSI: Nights; you in carpets: and rugs, The dis- mA RTYR TO FIDEL ITY | | tu see her frequenuy, and w heat continuance’ of certain patterns ac- : MA ATY,| Wedding Night, bese when the gligow deciesd'ance | ,ttepionne ditvws pay tauntr and | sonnte te ehcp opie latter she Was insane, and committed her ty {tatters health, It breaka down the f “ills tor theit price dbs ee 10 Ward's [stand Asya {ted Mer ‘strongest and killa energy. One. sleeple ylum Hight work« more lasting injury than days | Charles Henderson, of No, 1227 Brom4+, At the Henderson home to-day the| of overwork, Ppideieds, Carpet Reductions, at she Insomnta is Nature's revo! age against outrage, ‘The nerves are being tortured » Bort that combi At the and they robol. Nearly always stomacy | AMMUABEERS, the sort that combine : #Work, Work, Work,” the Keynote & of Life That Brought Her way, Brooklyn, was notified to-day that Mother of Mrs, Mohimont sa and he band believed ughter, Della, who has been lost | a . daughter would recover her mind, trouble Aesompanies ‘The whole body regal attractiveness with services to a Retreat, |to him for two years, isin the Man- | “1 believe se waa sv dieappointea in| it Dene starved. Nerves and blocd and sility. Regular $125 the hattan State Ingane Asylum on Ward's |her marriage that #he simply lost her | RUN !8, And tlenue ory out for foot, Dr yard quality, now 95c 4 eutor ; HY Greene's Nervura blood aud nerve romely : 8 there under the ho Bld Mire, Henderson We is the unfailing help for thia condition, it | Best Tapestry Brussels, and every- Island, and that name of Mohimont, ehe having mare | OP? Ble will soon be well enough to| works wonders and that right speedily here conceded to be the bent I where conced Mrs. Martha Jordan, By Alice Rohe. ( Poor Nellie McCoy! brought home to us, Her trouble Wed Alfred Mohimont on Ovt, 20 last t have the effeot of brin w Vineyard value ih thederatecpriced carpela re vay and all the of bi Matt al enmenger moedmny Me 8) lhe J'ruat wight ste went mad, and since wether again. I do ney nine eave . s Oe vant, Aulal t knows the story of one Ae arriba ins 1 was in bad shape when T began to f H 67 forld that kn jt stie has be it an) \ ¢ my daughs | ¢ Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and ner Now quore young life wrecked on that bie heard of him unt T sare sald to tying this little and hor pare dauwhter was in the nays | remedy 1 could not sleep nighis, and many nee |, gock, Ambition, is pitying y have ited two ears nd she Y* lines had to get up and walk the floor 5 5 EL pablo alee artsy lent “at No. Layingaton Saimceaa val toured Ihe a Yew moments, as, aer Rug Bargains. a vivacious went to wd | eat soured 8 ner eed! To-day this bright an |gtreet, Brooklyn, Sho obtained employ Vous, Wowk and trembling, ahd. got up in |) -_-_-e—-\17;ars. ste tress is a complete mental and ner- eaat 6 i i pete Abeeriaant PROF, MORRIS DEAD, ihe morning more tired than when I went | 9x12 Royal Wiltons, and in on as- ea wreck ie AL eS lg fal note enerree tm ved and felt all run downIn tao sortment pleouitul enough for the The ame y. The store and made her own livin er Well-Know jueat could not eee anything worth living for Aphatin Rha Hiking #! peagon’ The & be antl hard | communicating with her parents in any m Rilwenter at) 06 After taking one bottle of Dr, Greene's t exacting sele Striking 7 truggie to reach the top over the yer \ way Stricken with Paraly Nervura blood and nerve remedy, [ could as well 8 subdued pattern fiyg that leads to success on i x ss ep all night and foal rested in the morn. a 87.50 ‘values, i a ‘Phrough a personal ina Sunday news-| ITHACA, . M—Prot, John |inge my appetite was better, food aid nor P eftects & ' $28.50} e stexe claims its victims {9 many | Wrultes, but the penatty Nellie MoCoy 1 paid is not the awful retribution of B too enthusiastic frequenting of the paths of dalliance, It has !ts lesson, just the same, and stagestruck xirls o chafe at prosaic life In quiet homes would do wel! to bear in mind the ter- yer. by Nellie MoQoy to ttain her ambition, which meant ‘work, work, work. until she could @tand the strain no longer. They have taken Nellie McCoy to a private sanitarium at Riverdale, and there, in her calmer moments, she is Bloging the sones ehe sang in "The Fart fad the Giri,’ and sometinws. if the Purses are not wate’ she is up and Slancing over the floor of her room Work Possesses Her Mind. At Bellevue, where she was (taken) immediately when she suddenly beeame violent on Broadway and Forty-sseond treet, even the most hardened attends turned away with tearful eves hen this young gir! leaped from her an to dance and sing the paper Miss Henderson met Mohimont,|L, Morris, of Cornell, seventy-threg tour, and T fell better all over, Now now who was a clerk Ina downtown whole | years old, died at his home hore tagg N#H, have taken four bottien T foe like | 9x12 Axminsters»x!ra ra, ond quals sale house, and who lived at No, mG from a paraiytio stroke "Dr. Grecne, the well-known specialist in J {iy’ and a remarkable bargain even West Nineteenth streat. Until he retired Inst year Prof, Morris | the cure of nervous and chronic diseases, ir regu! ($22. 50 : had been at the head of the mechalsat can be consulted {reo by all who call at of QP 4cii00; ®pecial Tor Uiis week The Ae the marriage Mohimont} vo, department of Sibley College sines write to his office, 101 Fifth ave, Now took his bride to is home, She bewan| ike ‘having been (or cho.ce for thay York City. His {ree counsel and advice | John and James Dobson, sereaming almost immediately upon en-| position of Hiram Sibley, founder of have been the menus of a cure for thou tering her home and declared that her the institution, sends of sulterere, ain ors ommeety Stand 540. ¢ StMe. Dolis! Dolis!| $1.00 ©: Dolis. ‘The best ia proof stores 1 L" bridge connection, and value ever offered, 25 inches high, light and dark sewed more passenger elevae ark sewed wigs, mov} tors than any other ect, Shop in the centrally loc sted, strictly fire- store on 14th 5 promised Her mother sister ay with uy Ab Telephone, 3700 Chelsea. : ain Sava) wn sa Sah | F tus || Special Tuesday Selling; Cloak and 1 Suit Rooms sat | faring for her now. says fr mind will be itself again if he can rive from it that one dominating megane of “work |» It wae Nellie McCoy's greatest am- tion to be a comic opera star. While| ne #uccesmul career of the MeCoy eters has made thelr name k nly over the United States, but in| times when Nellie McCoy Zngiand and Australia, Nellie was con ‘ er Y Biantly wanting to go higher ana | 8 higher, Two years ago, the MeCoy| ni Histers, who, ever since they were ca4i-| dren have been on the stage erated, Bessie went with "FE A Sale worthy of your immediate attention. Some choice ir items picked at random; merely hints to many more, Second Floor $9.98 for Women’s $12.50 Walking Suits, sQ. 98 | pie HEAT FREE OF COST BY USING THE |B <Tom =m oy hat Light” | Gas chan y saved anne inten: NE made of a good quality of plain cheviot and fancy mixture, 50 inches long tight fitting coat, plaited front and back, notch velvet collar, mannish sleeves with turnback cuffs, Plaited s rts {tf 8.4 0-98 ier omens $35 wating Suits, made 19-8 : 2) fie je and ielieere to of a fine quality of broadcloth, lined throughout with a guaranteed satin, three-quarter tight fitting coat sta nothing the edt ein in beitttance NO per cent. wit ey underst more-eny Can : end Nelile with “Laiy Teazie.” Now € abe want a, atineh ‘aio to, ms bi ner, trimmed with velvet buttons, Kilted skirts, all colors, Boesie plays the role of Aurora at the| lowed to play lier cld part. The over oar" ee ea eS ALAR” 6b, Ween Hippodrome and Neliie made a hit in| pmhi 9 YOUng actress is receiving the AePe? 3 {it Broadway, N. ¥ nd the physicians h © leading part in “The Kari and the| Girl” It was the determination (o appear @t the opening of “The Karl and the GIM" at toe Casino thas was tne finat biraw that snapped the thread of rea #on in poor Nejlle MoCoy's exhausted wind Everybody remembers the story of Victory Bateman, wno collapsed after forty conseoutive weeks of sick | work, with a new role each werk, But Nellie McCoy's preasaey is even more remarkable 8) ni wenty-tive | yoars old ar : life was free trom of a fine quality of kersey in box back style, with 2-inch stitched strap down back, new shaped sleeves, collarless effect trimmed at neck with stitched velvet and braid, renee | 3,000 Walking Skirts to Go at a Sacrifice To-morrow ! | } PALL PPLLLLPPL LPL LILPPDDDL, | PPLSLSLPPPLLLPPLELLEPEPLIPERED, wogmmponmonnnnnnpeeebt), \ CAPPER AAD ¢ $1.19 for Walking Skirts, former} }$4,9§ for Walking Skirts, former} $$2,98 for Circular Walking Skirts, } $$4,§0 for Women’s Walking Skirts, price $3, The materia! is a price $3.50, made of an all made of an all wool mixture, value up to $8, In this lot $998 for Women’s $13.50 Empire Coats, made — a Yrutnshe dos “32 5'%° it WPuanahe die 5,000 Yards of Best | All the dissip < which are mipposed | good quality of melton and mixtures fl 1 9 ‘ in all col ke off lar bi e have panamas, cheviots, tweeds and Xture in all colors. Guod skirt} 3! #!! colors, yoke effect, circular bot. ¢ {w penarian * ’ be niment of stage jin the kilted or fancy strapped effect, $100! Dm with ; y i r ter depi | | y. ppe kilts at the bottom, All lengths tom with a deep fold of the self ma- } } mixtures, in about 10 styles, including Her ambition was all she had to) oooupy her mind, and she plunged into Work With the fervor of a monomaning Martyr to Ambition. In Chicago, where "The Kari and the Girl” had @ long run, the little actress | bogan to show #gns of a break wn. Gho was advised to res. She not or refused, but, insiead of remaining in ted in the morning, the company wee taking werved rest, she was at the 8 o'clock, practising her Venting hew steps, The for a singing lesson. Atte was French and elocution When the company came Mab on the verge of hyster tought of the Casino reopeiing witn| fome one else In her part would not los French Drap d’Ete ee eee mite ORIN Z LOY ERPS ML ae OT EEL AP LSND At One Dollar a Yard, Worth $2 { Here Are 2 Overcoat Items for Men Sensational Shoe Selling! Who Are Anxious a Ath MEE In a season when broadeloths are the rage, these beautiful fabrics are most desirable |B to Save Money T HE MORE _YOU_INVESTIGATE THE MORE to women who preer their rich lustrous finish to the rough effect of broadeloth. And the || FAVORABLY YOU_ WILL BE Drap (Ete is in the exact weight of a chiffon broadcloth. It is woven with the same back $7.50 for Men’ 50 for Men’ 5 $10 0ver- IMPRESSED as a broadcloth, with a fine twilled face, highly lustrous from the fine quality of Australian coats, onal wool used in the weaving. made of Oxford and Cambridge Frieze We secured the French manufacturer's surplus of five thousand yards, at just half They are cut 44 to 50 inches long, have price, and you may buy it at the same splendid concession. It is the best piece of dresg- velvet collar, broad shoulders, and are goods news that has been announced this year full and graceful, A very popular over. Menty of all the good colorings, as tho. selling starts—garnets, pluins, nay y blues, Goat; 10 All sixes from o4 to 46 ahent, | $4.29 | auow her to stay at ne. Miss Goy was with the ady Teagle’ o beny Ween we Ca » burned, and it Was her geacest desire to make good in “The earl and the Girl when. the rejuvenated — play openeu iis Tuesday for For women’s {The men who get these coats w Coors, 1k is said Mise MoCoy was de-|#| greens and browns, 47 inches wide, $1 yard, worth § eel Nee peauite pees ill re. Women’s Kid- Box Call Pressed by the © ouibarwiive cokinees of | ! skin Shoes Lace Shoes y, ¢ udences, for in Chicago they were lavish in their applause uf her singing and dancing Nalite McCoy's stage nistory is inter- ewtlng. It goes to diprove the mute Ment (hat an infant phenomenon does not develop the early prorise of clever neas, When she was four yeas old @1¢ inade her first bow before the footlights with her fatuer and mother, Wily MeCoy and in ‘comic sketches, peared with them in old-fashioned @ovew and dramas, playing child parts nd dancng and dnging | Then, two years later, Joined her, and ever since the’ MoCoy alstens jave been known as clever dancers and ingens, good and firm; will give an abundance of hard wear;f Winter weight | soles, ust the® shoes for the hard § knocks of Winter; guaranteedinevery way; ve good J duck linings; in fact are reliablein every Blucher cut, nicely made on new Fall lasts, medium height heels, pat- ent tipped, good Winter weight soles, very attrac. tive and worthy of your attention, Sizes 214 to 8; Fure White The Tabie Wares Table Linens That Thanksgiving Day Requires Enter the dining-room, A look through the magnificent stocks of China and The table is set, Sit down. Glass Wares shown here this season will suggest many The dainty china and ae oe to or soneeeerer anxious to have her Ac iias Sane Ant 1anksgiving table look its bes sparkling cut glass dazzle But there are many special offerings that present the senses, perhaps. But if gouble attraction to these Women today, Look down the it were possible to transport list: $Q.75 for Men's $12 Tour. 38 ist and Regular Overcoats, made of the latest designs in plaids, They have belt in back, are cut 50 inches long, and have the broad concave shoul. ders, The regular Overcoats are made of fine quality Oxford and black frieze, also black and navy kersey and meltons, Fe \Sizes from 34 to 46 chest, widths C to EE, way. Sizes 214 to 8 ff | Climbing tht Ladder. |f| the pure, flaky sea foam to wie ees ibe ts co sant pit 638, 19 Natth, H—Tte china Fasily worth $1.69, Third Floor. Willa (OBE Easily gl | The McCoy sisters’ experience with I) the ealm surface of a pretty | tariy $0 to ‘i Hower designs, with ail undies git; eae \ he Gerry Society, when they appeared i 7 ry i vontres, $8 to $22.60; regu- | SUP tureen ‘und three meat plat v day We Otter Fo Ree Ue, uA dancers in vie Trp tlt! Jake—that effect is the one Blower Cenisreds Fe io Gahcy te iy $38, For Tuesday We ae 50,000 Cases Pure } Shinatown,” Is history, Both the girls : bee hes : ‘ worth 850—Pouyat French itching Features in fe d Goods at were driven owt of New York and/ 7 table Flower Vases, $2.50 to §22.50; regu- i be wee oe , Fete io ‘anned Goods a! Pine ae sul se eet ee ee Te | wee ote ret, | tentomer Sean: gh Bcd fer anne 00 ie Loves cs GILOCE TICS Late! ey eared with the Russel! proachadle ¢ ° Ta Jonbons, $3.50 ; regularly | gold-stippled; sou; ord Appea he Hymeell inen of irrey 1 Tall Bonbons, $3.90 to $7; r ppled; sou China and Lamps! Mall aad Teloonose “Orters Pied Fiomptly,_ Meat dishes, ‘Warfleld was a vaener! then they | ( a ds the $40 to ; danced to success In''The Wild Duck ity gives. " It afior Fruit, Bowls, $880 to $15; regularly] | At $40, wor CORN—10,000 cuter cAR—2, TOMATOES MEAT, &e 7A Bumnaer in New York” and “thet! contrast—it is a ballast of | # wo ® ine howe a $5.49 tor $8.00 Dinner Sets, extra quality tender if F rand, Canes ted Tipe j a liberty Belles,” Besides these engage. | sf Claret Jugs, $8.75 to $15; regular) . lower dei le eam = Sugar Corn ender, Barly ern Beay ments (here was a year in London, two |f| quiet, well-bred refinement. $10 to $20. ytionn! Value; and $10 each; regu ats of schooling ond a year In Aus- f These Table Linens do ex- | Nut. Howls. & actly that—give just that Celery. ‘Trays, $250 and $8; regu the engagements the two @frts | | STRING BEANS larly $5.80 to $13 order design; all pleces heavily gilt; meee cane nee, Py effect. Olive Dishes, $1.50, $2. and $2.00; reg- | soup tureen and four meat dishes, FLOUR = Pillsbury's ail: ularly $2.25, $8 and $9. FISH and GAME S&TS # Bargain-Seekers aia Water dew so to 9; rowulary| gg $15, worth 0—Wisn Ses of 15 5 $T to r fu French china; shaded ol Parlor la May Rest Hay adles ; Wator ¢ para tian, $2. to M30; regu | c or ground, heavily gilt; fish cen- hited. compete to has eito Saeeell Wines ‘and Liquors, \ Burtt , lute By i aiie teens Long Wank, Oe Ji da go to $20 a dozenj| At $22.80, worth g2.0 — Fish 100 piece Dinner Sets, nicely decor Leta Ade Tuten See Gin CHOW WHIkERY ter Tl Gre | Yin tes, 10e ‘Tate slothe, £ yay. aquare, at gz.ay | remularly $7.60 to $27, Soaked WEES Grea. pened shine ated in a next floral pattern, Each [ \aree base | and Creamy, ae ‘tir % 8 65 th wel cee ia. Gen and $3.75 each, up to 2% x4 yds, at DINNER SETS Any eenige eB eth piece is gold lined; the set includes } 10-tuch globe io A LNs Mig! EP fet e 10, worth $18—American por- Worth $35-Tish Sets of 15 4 Worth atch, e Mat Nuguat (can « “ bai all n git Patinar Seta of 100 pieces, wit!| cues, In Fretich. china; shaded 3 platters aud a soup tureen, Worth J gy on, MIE Kt sae 79¢ Napkis, 9 tn. syaure, at $2 a flower decorations, and all plece n ground, heavily gilt; embossed $8.00, $9. 98 mt . AND dozen; 2 in, square, at $2.7 $8.25 gilt; soup tureen and three mea'} estoon shane fish cantros. tach for f 3 59. brit emer 2 11, worth $18—Gu eta 0: " . 4 ec Announced a doen; % In, square, at $3. @ platters. ' ait Lp yoru rcama Bete of $7.98 for $10.00 Dinner Sets ccd aan 9 4 to 1.00 100 m"", Celts) bet Bee sae 4 tT }— - dozen; 2 in, square, at $9.60, $4.00 and AC $15, worth $22.50-— Austrian! Odea Gorder, overlaid with wold: . ts yf BAKING Pow eo TF RUMMIS. pert ey er $575 a dozen, | oping Dinner Sets of 100 pieces, in| goiored berder, : sd English and American Porcelain Din- J titted with Roo J BAWING 1K 120 eer ene! World’s Want , by ihe Verd three flower decorations, and ali] At $18, worth $25-Game Sets of ner Sets of 100 pieces, de-ornied in Jester bummer: P prand: gunray aueine! HREARY HA Irectory Table Linen by t ir handles gilt; soup tureen and three] 15 “pieces, In French. china: rece neat flora) patterns, The English por. J lars bare aut " eBay Rell re Legal and [ At 81% and $140 a yard meat platters, celain seis are decorated under the J liven gile () Authorized, | ‘Third’ floor peered SEE Sense glaze and will not wear of. The B oms acco American sets ar¢ decorated over the (oma, : dacorated Formerly JOH W A AM AK Broadway, Fourth wine and waced with gold.” These ses | one aie . T. Stewart & Co. ave.,9th am l0th sts, Hy worth $10.00, Your the iathp. Valu bell ebetiee tS jaded ground, heavily gilt; game CURRAN ES Niue We cantres, rants: 1 HACK: eae 100) fe he: ita alee 85.00,