The evening world. Newspaper, December 7, 1905, Page 5

WIFE'S LEGACY MADE CORE STEEL MAGNATE Romance and Pathos in Career of Rich Man in Divorce Tangle, EARLY LIFE WAS HAPPY.| -_—- | He Was Struggling with Pov- erty Then, and Hadn’t Met Mabelle Gilman, of great wealth to y, once an humble », NOW President ee] Corporati waye for t "With: the coming William Eilts Co worker in a coal of the United States canie @ parting of the @nd the woman } life In voverty tnherltaxce we fortune beginning up to the present duy fomance and pathos Uitte mining Will Corey W Gump of his un owl dumper'a nm ing more ter of a miner ar preity xirle. Will Corey and i one It beg ried and the event was celev mining town > ihe ple took a modes nd " Cee ee eo Gir a ets n ¢ although the Prince of Slam was then came a chance for ( In the | ha atthough th of Si, wus oe i aaleailly isa ¢ n has lots of let ing « Chance Came atgLast. marriage ve and proposing her a toy di ‘Then e Corey's great ance. His ! from tie royal els, with which # , Wife's fa:her died, leaving her w small rs te ee CRO a a estate It wasn't mu but it was be rt thme ago. fal: and that was: all ded to ie 1 fellave that a, woman alone tn a Gemonstrate hls busin Mrs first admirer Miss |strance country as I am should be Corey cave it a it wills aye really cared | protected rather than annoyed.” tngly—and bad hie los she would not have senretted 4 ne sicri Iiue fortune z In't lose. His investments brought him back large sums until the @ay when he had $1,000,000 to put | Gteol, And every dollar of at fortune | Grew out of Une Litttle Inheritance Mary | Cook Corey turned over to him the day | fhe got it, Corey's entire fortune of to- euseslipcenit —_—>— day grew out of It ; ‘ Neti! ; Secaro at the Hospital Plans| Norwegians at Seattle, Send Bteel Corporition Is pi Just when the trouble between himselt Vengeance; Pobana Held Money to Man Who Found and his wife w AB « r 4 ooLak sb sorta en aeons to Await Result. Northwest Passage. Gor Mrs. ¢ jerself concealed it @8 (Ong As DOSED) Her gon, Allan W ————- Corey, and @ few Intimate friends SPATTLE, WASH, DEC. 1.—Raold heard. whisperings of tr | Joseph Pobana, twenty-three YOO) Amundsen, the first man tn iid nothing. Young Corey at 10 010, OF No, 2 hers Leaubo ley Pert helt, travel the north-northwest passage from bis mother trom first to last a 8 t the result of the injuries of O east to west, fe still at For Egbert, with her now in Nevada hari ef . “4 No ,|Alaska, waiting for an answer to the Rocar ) Ogee message he gent Monday night to Nan- Crushing Blow to Wife, Bleecker who Js in St, Vincent's | 1 Gnrigttanta That ber wusvand's loyalty was fal- | Hosuitai with a bullet wound Just Ove) sy op yea) for funds and assistance fetlng was a crusl blow Mrs. | hie - has borne tru’ ans of this city At first sh Hid not ve Wiliam 1. A Was S00 rumed w Sie | telexraphing Bie is suid to faye gone to h ote ae diy wen he| From che fact that Amundsen and his @nd told him that ow all, and 1 streot Inte yesteny Woen he) dition ure in winter quarters near tat she was a. forgive him it] , crowd of av 00 persons ale River, his ob- he would retur ¢. She pu it 142, In the door lic before leav her plea on ¢ f thelr tone] back the crowd has been etruggle for success ir ¢ ve, | wn ks, stones and and for the sake the ‘d 8 assistance and 7 1 had borne him. 5 ade w wo loomen got to the cabling when he Ww In. the 1 ww two inen fmt: |is felicitations to Capt. Roand Amund laboratory wit a of beco uv} ing, and a AW Becaro | sen, the Norwegiin explorer, who, after chemist, she actually we ut ail vi Scoble @r | thirty mn ence, has arrived at worked with he w ands nak ‘ested Po’ Port Ee Ka, after making his ends meet, Corey's reply Is said t way thr nWest passake und have bee nd who f nagneti on b t ‘ii y King Willa { | “Dr. Fridtjof Nansen anticipates that ant | over a Me expeditfon fis proved a great suc- Ave — —— i cess, h ——— FREE PASS GRAFT | Overcome by Leaking Gas, ENTIRELY CUT OFF.| xatnan Levy, of No | Willlameburg, was founc onpasivanta, Reading and Jersey treated by Yatrlet Central Hondas Back Up New piste York Central, Pol! an who have enjoyed free} ei about the country for years on the | the Jersey Central, West 4 an ® wold ih largely” dependent friends and relat arte on what her doing for her. | New York Central afer jie Aiimane nact in {he whole | gre Rending and the Pennaylvants rail- | affair, the following statement of it Ri “e , rl comes fron @ person very cle hen |e sads, as woll as all the other tree pass | whose name cannot be used for oovi and dd-heads, have come to the | Gul Teapons, This statement was given | d of their good t ‘The only passes | to The Evening World for publication to be issued by these roads| vat to-day | are “T have known Mabelle Gilman fot | atier Jan, 1 wil be those to employees fivo years, and I Rnow that Miss Gil’ | of their own roads and of other roads | Fa eee My unle to gat a divorce, | And tier immediate dependants, By 1 was surprised to rey that photog immediate dependants is meant the of her ani Mr. Corey publishe wives and children of such employees, Sippote er Tue Now York Central took the Initial baat about, she, step {n this movement three weeks ago il of the road sald to-day that he ‘An ofl playing there Mi it did ths without consulting any of thy OLUETT, now of the ‘White other /ouds, and Uiat he was very mua surprised when the opher roads foll in was one of the party \with the scheme. p then i has dined with them man: THIS SUlTon OVERCOAT “$1288 We're out for a big tailoring business, and these tremendously low prices are going to get it for us. We' ve cut ont the average tailor’s overcharges, we've cut out the fuss and feathers and dis- play and big rent that YOU have to pay for, We've cut out everything that adds nothing to the value of the clothes, but to price only, Your saving represents a cutting out of non-esse tials—it never comes out of the quality of the fabrics or the quality of the workmanship, or out of the linings or trimmings, or anything that's essential to well-tallored clothes, No clothes express better the newest style details--approved by smart dressers, And if there is one thing that we know better than tha fh Se, it's how, to make clothes that FIT, In this $12.88 Suit or Overcoat you may have your choice of an astonishingly large variety of patterns in fancy worsteds, black Thibets, chevicts—the latest shade, oyster gray—every pattern that's caught the town this season, You shall direct every detail of the making, so that you may have clothes different from the common ruck, Orders rece\ved up to Dec, 18th will be delivered for Christmas, If you cannot call, send for samples, measurement outfit and dress charts, NEW YORK TAILORS, ¢3 bet 8 Bioadway, pees gas In his home to-day rt 15 CENTS EACH; 2 FOR A QUARTER ABODY 400. 5th loor, ; ACTRESS AND DOG SIAM PRINCE GAVE a A PETER SAVED LAW FIGHT TIES UP LITTLE RUNAWAYS | Engine Beatie Down Thein When Watchman — | Acted Quickly. Ever since he could toddle without feet. He had gone as far as Seventy- Mrs. Kennedy was #0 him backthat she @lmost but not ti eighth street glad to get forgot to spank him—almost, quite, But The travel amadl red t t spankings didn't help a mite, microbe was in Howard's ead and external wpplics- t sainy eyes, that puffed fire out of its] nose and gobbled up amall boys who Howard favored her with a Wise simile. | m things, # automobiles, | ran away, | large, I know tt moved, “They skevred," It was tiresome at hom ulteenoon. Howard's mot %, and Howard's father, who aii express @t night, laid on the with his eyes shut and dus meuth made funny noises through | So the microbe got busy In| jad, He told nis sister only tire years old, and the At the cor "he said un- 1 ain't yesterday had gone | euvpp inv sola, »pen, and ls nose. Howanl's Mary, who nome along @ avenue, as Howard, Jimany Joined 41 They went nort walked and walked ‘and Btn and Mary's suort legs almost gave out, and sie cred until the tears smeared her face all up, Jimmy got pretty tired, too, but he didn’t ery, Finally, Howard found @ dandy pce to pli It wag in the great cut for the new Grand Central Station at Forty-s street and Park avenue. Peter Gillick, who lives on Bast Fifty- fifth street and who has a job as watch. man along one stretch of the cavity, | was sitting on the ego of tho bol His eyes fell upon three tiny figures tolling along between two rails and not two hundred feet away, a big freight train bearing down on them The pipe he was Ughting went ono way, the match went another, and Peter Gillick went sliding down the sides of the pit. It was @ race with the locomotive, but Peter Gillick can run, anyway, and this thme he had something to run for, He won, With one whirlwind sweep of two long arms he slapped and tossed the three kiddies out of danger. When he jumped himself, head first, frog-fagh- vi, Just ag the nose of the locomotive plot_parted his whipping coat-talls ''Twas a chose shave. But you know the old saying,’ sald he afterward, " ‘A miss 18 aa oc the bables and gave unies to stop crying, and then, ¢, I hed to set down and rest awhile, T was weak as a cat, d'ye mind; not so much on my own yeceount as for ithe bables,"’ When Peter Gillick took the ohildren to the police station he tried to slip way without telling how he had rea- yed them, That's the kind of a man} eter Is Howard Kennedy was a prisoner at! ome to-day. He has been a:ternately red over, kissed and spanked and ts worn out, He thinks a little trp would peides, he's anxious to see tunnel. v thinks of buying a chatn k for him for a Christmas| gL Bc W. 125th St. $5, 15 for wee nrett MORAIS CHAIRS, ingolden oak ‘justa- ble back; co m- plete with re- sersible velour cushions, $5.79 Music CAB- INETS, like design, gon- shaped legs, ete; 00 In, high, 18 wide, Extraordinary Stove $3 01 $1.9 like desi¢n, with smokeless device guaranteed; boight, tip t tip, #7 inches, t $6.25 some article, trimihed, for }) ike desian, self-feeding and nicke on Litigation May Long Delay ‘nd him no taller than that, ao Mrs, p10) 0 @ntiows i ae a a ward ran ®¥ania Btecl Company, which got the Kennedy will tell you, that Howar contract by outbldding the John Pleme oft one afternoon from his homo, 8 Gombany. The John Plerce Co, I No, §83 Second avenue, near THY puuding the Hall of Records third street. Toward dusk @ policeman peter A. Gage, of the John Plerce| found him stepping blithely along 04 &| Company, contended in the sult before small pair of blistered, very resol Justiog Dowling that the contract let fatr, construction, Nickel steel !s not generally manuafo« clusion in tho specitieatt a % tlona for internal pain In a different |iroaity go ae “ayredi was prao: lopality didn't seem to reach It at all. | y4 side Judge Dowlin h 7 ‘was only inst week he sent him out| ; er Dowling took the same view , of It, and decided ta favor of the John for an Evening World acid, Wo HOUrS | iene Conpany, openin ined and @ half later, discovered bim HAM A) one ion again wa bes id Up the whole mile @way, trying to sell the paper on |) NRE pe, 0 should bulld the bridge. Commissioner Rest will 4 street corner, On hte way back to i at * | appeal fron this decision, and so the} the flat ee told him @ lurid story of fight goes on the great red creature, with horna and | uine birch, mahogany Guished, carved top, sides, EAT ERS 10 PARLOR HEAT- hand. THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1905. MANHATTAN BRIDGE —— Work on the $7,000,000 Span Over East River, The Appellate Division of the Bu- 000,00 controversy between the Penn- fo the Pennsylvania Company was un- Tt provided for 48,000 tons of eteel of which 8,000 tons ts to > de of nickel steel. That 9 where the rouble comes In. Gage contended thet ured and that for thet reason {te {n- FROM 100 GIDDY WIFE. Justice Giegrich Grants a Decree of Divorce to Anth CG Gautzer, Anothy C. Guntzer, a First avenue undertaker, to-day, convinced Justice Giegerich that his pl nd good-look- | ing yellow-haired w Anna M. Gunt ver, had been a “Kiddy blonde.” Tho undertaker declared she too friendly with his assistant falling on his inquiring nose, Howard |) preme Court will now take a whack at |!PMleming, visting him in his bachelor) | Kennedy has had the wanderlust, He's|the new Manhattan Bridge iitigution, | apartment, Just around the corner in four years old, going on five now, andjand the man who can tell when work ‘Dwe sixth street tor two of thos eyears he has been q will proceed can get Ellja Dowte's Mize Guntacr iii not prewar Re foal traveler whenever the front door wasn't, mantlo without asking. Hridge Com- | charge, in which sie said he had trans:| Jooked and Kis mother watebing missioner Best will take an appeal from | ferred ‘his afte: to M sophine “Tle better than twelve monthe ago, th® decision of Justice Dowling in the panne fa dy edhe ot ied undertaker, It Any of Your Generations Haye Been ‘Troub) Kidnoy Disense, Mako « Tost Your Urine and Satisty Yoursett.. CURED FREE, Warner’s Safe Cure Is. nit Best Cure for All Forms of Kidney Family in This or Past 1 with UNDERTAKER FREED | DiseaseD KIDNEYS: FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM bd NANT S Sixth Ave., Cor, 18th St. Bargain Floor (Second Floor, Annex) rial Bottle Will Be Sent oR Reader ars TEST YOUR KI w NEYS: Put « ne morn {ng urine in @ glass or bottle, let stand for twenty-four hours. If then it is milky or cloudy or contains a reddish brick dust sedimont, or if particles or germs float about In It, your kidueys are diseased. If after you have mado this have any doubt to your mind as to th lop. | Justice Dowling in rendering his de cision gave nickel steel a black eye by t it Js an untried material Jso said that the price wus ex- trevagant, He also took ohiet en gineet to task for selecting nickel steo! Nothing waa said about the nickel 1 used in building the Williamsburg Bridge, and the Commissioner would like to know !f he has to tear down the bridge on thas account aap GIRL OF 15 DISAPPEARS. Third Avenne Conductor Arrested | on Abduction Charge. May Clapper, @ girl of fifteen ving with her parents at No. 481 St, Ann's avenue, disappeared from her home on | turday last, On Sunday her father found a letter in her room trom Charles A, Stowell, a donductor on the elevated road, who lives at the Mount Morris Hotel, at One Hundred and Thirtleth street and Third avenue, This letter concerned an engagement which Sto- well wanted to make with the girl. turned It over to the arrested Sto- Mr. charge of abduction was made against him and he was held for examination Saturday by Magistrate Crane in the Morrisania Court. ment of the disc cai us a sample of will analyze it advloe fr WARNER'S SAF ‘ad send you @ report with P CURE ts used for all forms of kidney, liver, bladder and blood Aiseases; urle acid poison, rheumatic gout iabetes, pains in the back, aiding and | painful passage of urine, frequent desire to urinate, painful periods, dearing-d d ro-enlled female weakness recom baa SUFFERED MISERY FROM KIDNEYS alitt Wa Kokerson, $40 Liberty strevt, jchenectady, N, Y., adds her ¢ ony to the thousands of ti erlvee track | suffere who WAR j cured by CURE and WARNER'S PILLS. § My alth b t fall. 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KIRK & CO., Sole Bottlers, NEW YORK, SaleofXmasF urniture; Storage Free till Xmas! near 7th Ave. $13 DESKS, liko ¢ soltd inirrg LEA } es IK silk Values! L rr va made, with French bevel B brass trimmings, etc $8.93 89 GENUINE GOLD shaped made, $6.53 Ge Fine Carpets @ Rugs Sacrificed, EXTRA BRUSSELS CAnEETs all AKMINSTER RUGS, all wi —MELLOW RYWHERE. Distillery, FRANKFORT, Ky, for $60 BUF- FETS, Itkede sign, in highest jawed oak, ex- d, polished and rk of art; leaded beveled glass sides: Frenoli bevel mirror, 44x16; 03 inches high, 54 wide; fancy cast brass trimmings, $48.5 grade quarter quisitely car shaped; a design, in polished golden oak, finely or, French legs, F CHAIRS, like ny beautifully 1and finished, fine seat, substantially 1; handsome ER CARPETS, all wool ana; value $1.90 pe merrrr 79 Ih iF nt patterns, Uxld feet; Jue $3; special ,, » $21.05 @, and our dootors| fd * ran Women's Shoes. Fig A big deal Just put us in possession of 750 pairs of women’s fine kid» Hi skin and patent colt shoes. Made in lace and Blucher and button styles, ee with medium or extension welt soles and high Cuban or graceful French ies! Louis heel. All sizes and all widths are represented In this sell- - ing. These Shoes were made to sell at $2.75 a re Paras 1. 45 vs Floor price Winter ae ei "ee Boys’ Shoes, Bc. Here ts luck for the boy. A lot of fine genuine Casco Shoes, made for the hardest Winter wear, in all stylish lasts, Sizes 9 to 13% 85c —1 to 544. Originally $1.50. Bargain Floor price... Men's Romeo tippers, $1.00 There's a chance to buy a very useful shoe at a very small price. A special lot of men's Operas and high-cut Romeo Slip: pers, black and tan, with fine side elastic, $1,50 value, "$1.00 | Women's & Misses’ Shoes, $1.00 Just because a few large sizes were missing in a special make of our $1.50 Shoes, they were put on the Bargain Floor, Made of fine kidskin—lace and button styles Medium or extension soles, and high Cuban or low safety heel, for misses_and_ school- girls, price Bargain Floor spe- Clal. reaver neers ow > | Men's, crores and Children’s Hose, 15c, ; and y colors In all sizes, also boy's heavy ribbed hose, Some A lot of fine sample Hosiery for men, women and children, In plain be worth as high as $0¢,—none Me than 25¢, Wiis Bargain 15 ee floor price c +t A special Holiday showing of Men's Slippers and Romeos, also an i elegant display of Women's Slippers in all leathers and fine felt, Some : plain, others neatly and effectively trimmed with fur, They make a i mighty appropriate and useful gift. Prices, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 @ $3.00 a pair. i] | Six Thousand Square Feet of Floor Space—The entire Second x Floor of our colossal building devoted to the selling of unsurpassed values in $2.60, $2,00, $1.50 and $1.00 Shoes for the family, | u All our boys’ overcoatsare. All our men's underwear long this year—some are js of the best fitting make we longer. can find in each material, All the best materials represented, including s: icialties like Ramie, Those longer coats in fine |Oxford gray mixtures, $12 to $18, are pe : |Rocers, Pert & Company, Rocers, Peer & Companyy Three Broadway Stores, Three Broadway Stores, aes te Fe we it hie 253 842 1260 258 842 1260 | at at at opposite near opposite, Warren st. 13th st. 3and st, | City Hall, Union Square, Greeley Square, A Fee nicdll serrate tee es ee: Mall Ordern Filled, The Foot’s Winter Home $3 ‘Every Size Shoes’ at 7° The test of service for any shoe is the Winter. Ours hava come through the test with honors for many successive winter: They'll bear you through the one to come in comtort, And they'll dress your foot in a manner no custom boot maker can duplicate for less than $8 or $10. “Every Size Shoes” come in every size and half size from 4 to 12, and every width from AA to EE. All leathers, in blu button and lace, high and low shoes, Wii. VOGEL & SON, Broadway. Houston St.