The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1906, Page 7

given the detatls of the) . je Sivorce came was the subject of ine without the knowledge of the wit- LETTERS FORGED, MRS. HARTJE'S MOTHER SAYS Susie Wagner's Missive Tampered with for She Saw the Original. PITTSBURG, Pa. July 11.—The wite further remarks by Judge Robert Fraser ‘when the trial was resumed to-day. The Jotge <-iked. to counsel on the same Mine as yesterday, saying that he did mot wish to appear as acousing the| attorneys of bad faith. but that be wished to emphasize his assertion that much talking out there had been too @ court. ‘The remarks of the Judge relieved the Monetony of the testimony, which was entirely by handwriting experts and cov. pel ground thal bed siready been tra- versed. James Doff and James H. Orr, both coonected wit JOA! banks said that Mrs. Hartje in their opinion did not write Wis “Baste Wagner’ totter, as dit) ‘theo J.-H Nicely The iatier bag a re! freshingiy new detmation for che missive im that he eaid # “was not full of ye" meaning that {t wan not a free hand. Following the handwriting experts, Mrs. John F. Scott, mother of Mrs. Mary Soott Hartje, the reapondent, wok ‘the stand snd geve tmportant testimony | concerning (he Susie Wagner letter. Sara. Boot! testified (hat oe mat seen} ‘the letter befmre it was matied to Susie Wagner by her daughter, and followed thie by the statement that there were fome Chings in the letter which Mrs. | Bagtjs wrote whieh were dot ‘In “thy letter shown in court aod known as exhibit No ¢ end that there waa one statement in the letter shown in court which was not in original letter. fom he daughte to ehman correspond amt ia the Gass, were » ber daugh- tor'n bandwriting Bhe maid it would have been tmposst- ble for the defendant to have mot Mi is8 Ida Wecute. neon. Mra. Alexander W. Slocum, Mra Hartje's intimate friend, was also on te-stend oa 2 witness and dechared that the love letters were not in Mra Barte's handwriting An fmportant development thts, after- oon WAS the snnouncement of the chiar G@evective for the defense that the writer | Of the letter to MM, Blocum would be weder arent befoe the day was over. | BALLOON CRUSADE ON W JERSEY Angry Faryers Hunting the} Aefomauts Who Dirop Among the Crops | Feared PATERSON. MN. J. July 11.—Bel Sonniou wre not ii levor with the own omy of ferme and truck wardens atund Houth Paterson, And any aprondut un fortunate enough to land on thelr pros. eety tx MOLY to test with rough aKeat- mart One of the hiehtiyerr has already wat: | fet ont Pot. Charlee A. Hillman, who had been making xecénstons from a place of Amusement hare, fall (6 the ground re- gantty; recetving tnjuries which kept him in tho DMaapital for about two weeks As tha pible demanded balloon ascensions & nubelitule war fought and found In fb negro. wha knows a good deal About balloons, The dbiack man followed the ueuel fuptom of going Up @ certain belghi and Aropping with @ parachute ‘The other day he happened to Atgit fr @ cornfielt, and he wee promotiy set lupon by the owner of the place and the [i pends aud given @ severe drub- in at the “farekers most object to ta the crowds of men and boys who follow the ballooniets and trample down corn and other crops in thelr pursult of the le baw, Thay agree thal {f there were mo bul- Yoon exhibitions there would not be en: crowds, and they bave determined, therefore, to mike war on the sero- haute ea the best way to do away with om HOUSE TOPPLES BEFORE CROWDS FROM THEATRE, Building Falls in 125th Street When Sidewalks Are Lined _ | with Persons, A vig gap tn the sky ine on the Apot to-day where the four- Dullding, that, was formerly No. ft’ tent wnidred and Twenty-f: Mreet, collapsed re ® street ful) of TWO WOMEN MAKE ESCAPE FROM HOSPITAL. They Were to Be Sent Back to Hungary, Having Sought Charity Here, To svold being sent back to Hungary two women, each With « wmall child, gut of the hospital and yome of |Mrs. Hartje’s Sister Who May Tell of Letters. THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVE ‘AER SOOO SED BY ( the Church ¢ Our Lady of Orac ty-ninth street, to T four stress thier ree-year-old 4 ra avenus, Thoy are still og tor Mrs. Angtina Dalusks ami i Were Bent to the harjties OFgRnizttion and ve been sent beak to * ‘They went doen w freee. ina heer cape at the Home, climbert a fence and opened & window In the home of Dr L. Vv White, and passing reached the street roo y through the iw Mrs. Phillips Felt Something | tenth’ arene 0 0 Was Going to Happen and ISABEL CAMERON DEAD. Thieves Came Dawebier of fie Rodertck: Ruptres athom #he charge | nome ot $00 worth | while who wae visiting jn J. Hood “There is one gratifying thing about the affair,” said Mre + marae before I waa leaving the wT he 4 sort of presentiment a! 1 hed @ baby in each ar , #1 through the ap . " everything was all ric t went | to, the Butt “AL know what tt |melf, ‘My money ts | fn cash I had lwent to igh bor | etre. Catherine Pi Wen One Hundred street, carris her FOR YOUR BENEFIT “SALADA® ont mA jootet been tried PRESENTINENT = ow Staten Island _ | Milne Tanabe ate Gir Roder Brittah knight nar exidont of New York a bers pink ping af, at Row waa formerly « and Madiso fed tn Wright Hos CEYLON AND INDIA FEA Teal Packet” 700 MANN ACE; CIGARETTES Did you ever know a cigarette to meet with such instantaneous success? Did you ever know a cigarette so entirely original in its characteristics and so entirely satisfying in its smoking qualities ? Few expensive cigarettes offer such rich seasoned flavor and satisfying fullness of fragrance, combined with a smooth mellow- ness that has “taste.” Make RAMLEH Cigarettes your smoke to-day. You're sure to like them. 10c. for 10 SOLD EVERYWHERE Wf your dealer doesn’t sell RAMLEH Cigarettes, weod J0c, for 10 (postpaid) to S, Awargyros, 15) Fiith when taken Witter n Rerley, the Cam. ank, §. I He came ¢ citizen an JULY 17, 1906. | 1 same Byery Only ameron. daughter of ne} &k Willlam Cameron, 8) but for many years «| died yesterday tn thd Phirty Engtan: is protected aud preservet tm Seated Lesd Packages | REFUSE SUBSTITUTES LEAD PACKETS ONL'Y. At Your Grocers | | 82 Inches wide, 194 deep and 47 biehs $14 NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER'S TONE oe ACITYINTTSEL no question in the mind of anyone whe has visited The Big Store during the past few months as to which is the most popular The swift and steady increase in our business, even during the months that moststores find duii, prob ests us more than it does the public at large, but it MEANS some~ thing whe affects every man and woman in New York who has a dollar to spend or a want to supply. { means that a great and growing proportion of the people of this city have learned and are learning that this store MEANS WHAT IT SAYS and PERFORMS WHAT IT PROMISES. lt means that they have learned and are léarntng that on the whole it is The Big Store otk surest to have the goods they want t with. We've been saying this ourselves for some years. It is inexpressibly gratifying ‘to have the public echo and indorse the statement by a daily attendsnce thet has recently been very nearly double that given to any other store in New York. ~ More Special Lots — | Women’s Handsome ancy White Dress Goods White Embroidered 19¢ to 25c Grades, | Batiste Waists Ze | _75e A new, fresh lot, straight from the maker, Closing out some small lots of our $1 and consisting of $1,50 models. White Mercerized Madras, | One lot of beauties made of Meroerized Shirtings, | quality batiste; White Piques, " seal A White Lena Panciea, {fancy yoke; beautifully embroidered and hem- Yhite Corde ward Madrases, | Stitched. Wnigiite rey po Pauses” i Also in a@ variety of choice stytes women's Altogether choice of more than a hundred! White lawn waists taken from our regular gcod patterns. Same goods exacily that sold stock where quantities were smal! and szes two weeks ago at 19¢ to 25c a yard. | were broken; lace and embroidery trimme4; Choice, 124¢c a yard. | sold regularly from $1 to $1.50. (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) T (Siagst Cooper Store, Secoed Fioor, Genter) Rugs and Art Squares Wines and Liquors Two excellent values in the best a - Tapestry Brussels Rugs, full ten-wire, very | "Pitas, thn by ch extensive assortment of designs, beautifully) f$ pie Favido, § iperany, 80 st California Port, Sherry and Angel yualities 25, $1.75, Charst and Rhine Wine colored; suitable for any chamber. 4 $15.50 7.3x10.8 15.60 scion : tod’ best imported, 8] DS ™ Hy 4 Chetess Larove, Pailetier Per bottle. «esse + <0 ore Art Squares | FS, Sy Reteres BRO | vermonth, Chessteties, & Co An excellent assortment of All- Wool Rug tm cho ve) colorings and pretty designs, Johany Gorse, | $5.28; full quart...-« pei | iraen af 2G 7,20 | Hensesy & Co.'s Coe hy ee my Regularly Sixé ies Wi 6.0x 2.0 ory | ‘$955 9 6x1z.0 - ‘ | _ nae Brandy, per bottle, $1.00 | $5.78 7.6x 9.0 $4.75 | $11.50 9.0x15.0 99.75 | "niet fleas tah Ores | Reber & Cas Dry wr OM Be $6.75 9.0x 9.0 $5.75 $15.00 12.0x15,0 $13.25 | quarts OF | nn hoe cosine ot tank $8.50 0.03106 $6.75 | | Roberme & Co.'s lavalid's Pory | bept gallons ® 35 Velvet Carpets TE crrereas $110 | lear, a 52 We offer two grades of extra heavy Wool Velvet, | Terragom Fors impor G1 Ry] “aids gut, sh boom ge LHD noted for their durability. An extensive range of de-| #4, pure lw mH PAS Monticello Rye, 7 years old, signs is shown. Many have borders to match, Massanilia Sherry, imporned me | “ssiloay $206; (all quart OSC LOT 1—Our regyiar , LOT 2—Our rey dicinsi wine of superior lub Howes Maryland While: Tie \ Sinn, $278; fugu, we S yeare lar $1.10 grade, $1.00 grade, eallty1 see } apecial, per yd R9¢ special, per yd. 2c Opnsgen Ghaey xia ne STOR Ipsilon $2.40; Toll pore, soins PEAED| Binge Soop Store Pours Pines ’s Canv: Babies’ Folding Go-Carts Two spectais to-morrow, Folding and Reclining Go- Carts, splendidly mado, all iatest improvements; fut {reed body, reclining back, adjustable dash, patent foot brake, steel gear enamelled, rubber tired steel wheels snapped on. $9.50 rise $695 isive $5 ~Men’s Canvas Shoes, 69¢ | They are the kind of shoes you want for knockabout wear in the city or in the country. They are made of a good quality canvas and have leather soles; come in drat or tan, There are-alt} sizes of each. We advise you to come oaity, as it is an exceptiona 69e Of CL... 04+ 00 veces Sieg Cooper Store, 24 Floor, Redz $6.95 value for Housefurnishings---Summer Clearance LOSING out all the Summer goods In the basement—all the refrigerators, oil and gas cookers, window screens and such things. Good investments! They are all articles of long time usefulness. now you profit by in several years to come. m Small lots in most cases. Can't promise to fill mail orders. MODEL” REFKIG- | Double doors; 34 in. —— PLECTRICPA BRATORS. Thie mene | “vide, 28 deer SOY ¥ and G1 high, af bas heen cur leader for co a No. 2 tee Gheqn 27 ta. ents, and 27 high, +0 No. 3 lee Cheat; 32 to. and ta iron bases; 10 > Our prices, while si eoly i more than now been be 2544 Inches wide, 1644 deep gad 41 OE i= i jadeo $9.75 Machersaes 34 jachen wide, 2014 deep and 64 highs $16 1 $16 Oe wide, 2244 deep an $21 | yay r n As : 12e Yor with enamel lining; ie 37 laches Chain“ Ciw: 7B nmi oe : we da * $25 BOARDS: aha] 65c | snd #9 $11.50 high; st. eee ee *? $15 ot 1B | T OVENS s lara hire shielege ph; at Lo by val priee kegel Cooper Store, Basement.) aus eee aero reanlit wriee Be | ecrerironanicmmrinemmermatemneen een npoennn snaeweesmmoohtesisentirtwieteapnnarererte The Store New York Likes Best HERE may be a question as to which is the biggest store in New York, but there’cin be'| surest ip giving the lowest prices, Safest to deal | excellent | artistically designed with a/ Fi $0, She. | chad 451 +) Wiigasl Cooper Store, Thies Fleet; Ceniaed- 1 What you gain | | | |} | | | itil