The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1906, Page 14

Authentic History gance, nesses, as Revealed eee CHAPTER I. : : “ Dead. Broke! Thirty-eight yeafa ago a non—eldest , of three brothe: ‘a Dorn to the Mar- gnore distant fneae @4 proudly’ to # [ruined ‘rock in the Depart ‘Alps. on the V. 2f some sevente sJustering at tts baye elant stronghold. et! and from ite carly lords the town also ‘A trou! nobis. Count BoAtface 04 Castollane, distinguished himsel¢ in 2257 by having his head chopped off. No later member of| the family emblar- oned his name on ory until Napo- Jeon's time, when a|certain Marquis de} Casteliane distinigusied himacif as a, woidier, and Tose to qhagiiark of Marshal) On Bohapa : USisi fired his aes hae to the Royallsts, For tla change of heart he was permitted to retain his title, He was great-crandfather of the Castellane who is Uja subject of this ket “Ancient Lineae Dovotful. == Phe Easteiiane-fambiy prided _ttkelt-on ita ancient Ineage jand lofty Une of noble foneara, of ‘late years Renealogists have cakt * graye doubt} on the clan's right=to" such br It i tk clatined by. thoge: Investigators tne Marquisate of tellane be exMner ch ‘the tatter part mtury, the last helr & Sots a aia ec sighteenth “tise dying Turing. the blous years of Fienth Reveiition and Napoleonte ars, c nalogiats, a common. family “getthe same narhe in Toulouse. took advantage of the confusion of the tines to ciatin the respective titles of Mar. puis and Count de’ Cesteliane, Of this yy came. the Marshal whoae allegt proved #0 adjustable, “Ax there ure no Jess than four separate of whose heads calla him- js de Castollane,’ rtette a plump, fellow) was ht was christened Paul Emest bey. Bonifaao” de Castglane. As eldest non he was ‘entitled "to tack ‘the title a before this formidable. array known us “C youngster started life handicaps, In the first father ponseased more rank t! Th the secant, he showed no Rte hoard sueh money as he fheditor tua ghliarenta titre: —Father's Strange Advice “Boys,” ald the Marquis a easion, addrassing 7 younger “sons, iS On. One-oc— on and his two Jean —and wmarry money, “for you will get enough of mine, Iam living on my capital,” i occa ate Of this scant capttal the gamini table and. similar. costly. pleasures claimed a. goodly share. | Bro: with wuch"an-example ever ts Bon) early proved himself an Stator. Long before. he teens the young Count to gArhling hor doubtful neorts, Hs 64 ———g fine taste for spending ee mppreciation for the pt was autor nta| ai luxuries “of Bag _piodie Tots, nh Acer ana i y attracted women and won for lace of nis own tn the gayer nt “various cerita! | disgrace; the set, he-sorved ere he dist as every Frenchma term in the arm: gules himself rather than otherwise as ne noted In a, Wa: SBlete Hee early eatned tao dueling sword. His slender, ale: ure and deftness of wrist mnde eat ce, futty. golden me features was in de- {a affected Sarwar past ma ing of Titled Spendthrifts of a Great American Fortune. Facts in the Family History of the Young Count Castellane,-His Prodigal Youth, His Extrava-| His’ Follies and His Pitiful. Weak- in Many Legal Docu): boxers int IStoT hot | ; we glicareund tI — ANU aK® oogees” of the Most Glitter- E ments and in the Testimony of Members’ of)»: His: Own Family in the High Courts of|° : France and of New. York City. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY. NOVEMBE R_19, 1906 nince they affected only six or olght thousand persona, who are used to it olie of (io IArKer cables caught the Infection, tying up what is known as the “white” line for eleven minutes, It worked three minutes and then went put of commission dgain for thirty-one Frninu Truly an excellent day's rec- ord for the B, R. T. When the first tle-up began a lot of sensoned travellers deserted thelr trains and surrounded tho transfer man, clam- AUSH HOUR BLOCK Delays Came at Short Intervals} sr ‘the slips, and thean went in about SAN {half a minute. Thereupon the late- To-Diay, but Thousands comers mauled for not having any Were Discommoded. ic transfers oscued him the A features and er," he said, n. 1 the Brot height of ‘the Put to-day ft had several awfully ive hittle ue-ups one right after Schedule Not Considered but Great Relief Furnished in the ‘Rush Hours, Express servic'eon the Broadway 4i- {must Wve heen | viston—of tie Bilway between Ninety management | sixth and Ono dred’ and Thitty-sew- none of the | enth /strests—was berun to-day. Traine and| otther pureauersite | were run nt tretuent tntervais, and al along the Bridge | though the schedule jacked consistency, hour, None © an hour, { thee but dukes DEATH OF BUTLER DUE TO APOPLEXY Autopsy Shows He Was Not a Victim of Assault or Foul-Play— Coroner's Physician Curtin performed an_autopey to-day upon “the body of | died after lying unconscious for ten daye because of apparent Injury to the brain. The autopsy showed that Rutler diet of xpopiexy; There was x biaod clot on the right ade of the brin, but Absolutely no trce of violence or foul and following hia coltapxe om Nov, 8 it Was reported that he waa the victim of @ Murderoia assault, His Gaughter, ‘Michaer-J. Butier;-of No—6ih-East_One tt «| Hundred and Thirty-elghth’ street, who Besate, who was very {Il at the time he wae stricken, has since died. Buuer walked steadily) up one Aight of stairs to his flat on the Thuraday hight following the election, and sat down ina chalt in the room ‘where his daughter Was il. He waa vallid Appeared to be In great ba fi ors, Mary and Bertha, 20 Deen engeged ina political argu: Inent. aad. as ow alleged, mention the names of one or two moa with whom ha had # controversy, He Zonsciousness a few ninutes afterwa And Dr. Gerard Shiel, of No. 348. Wilts avenue, On the day following he fell into a deep coma and exhibited all the Indi- cations of approaching death. This gon- | Gition_continuad. for five, day hea he come to hinselt for a Tew ininuites, but not long ‘enough to finivn the eecltal he bad begun, On he seventh i reomed to be Keting condition, but on the eaperunconsclou (ited, growinie wanker each hour. Last Dis, Indications —por “alasoiution, nig. aye FAST FREIGHT WRECKED. BRANOCHVILLE, Conn., Nov. 19—the Pittafeld fast freight, northbound, over the Danbury of the New York, Now Haven and Hartford road wi reoked near this station owriy. to-d d cars were piled ina, mass of dobris {completely blocked the tracks for ny our tia ewellors ground 1 cree Wasl ington Helghts and Inwowl were elated over thelr victory. . Proof that the exprveses were needed. call of the bioskades to\any of the army of sd Brooklyiltés who crossed afoot ‘or boarded ‘the already-jammed Weard> there titles. who Ifid shown vellodgia. trust (a human nature as~to. trust intm with throe sults of clothes. ‘To him he re- proposition, that the o him: Tor a~tourof the United Btates, Ifthe expedition won the Ulttle Count, an—heiress tho. tailor should be handsomely raim| If not— e would Jose Littl more than by trusting Bon! for cl ‘The scheme appeals the money was f nounced, that to hunt! Bis The boul (who knew his monetary’ condition to a penny) winked and wished bim good Juck. His creditors waxed hopeful, His father gave hitn a pious paternal bless. ing. So it was that, early in the evring of 184, Count Paul Ernest Boniface de Castellane, fortune-hunter. spend- thrift and-nobleman_ of doubtful ances- try, boarded a French Mner and, firtanced hy a tallor. set forth, to con- quer the New World ; WONT WORK WITH. DE CUSTELLANE That’s-What.the.. Waiters.at} the Cafe Martin Are” z Sayin ‘A ctory printed to-day that J. 1, Mar- tin, proprintor of the cafe at Twenty- sixth etréet and Fifth avenue, had ca- biéd an offer of 0M francs & year to Count Bon! de Castellane to act ns dr-dotho in his establishment caused atter of excitement among the walt: | ets employed there.” Each and every | one declared that tf a F: *0 every Ume @ chit la bor family of one of his garcons. sequence he has ohly hom nithfit—mennen who” care tor ATT OT TYNE A CTRVEL ject was Fubstantiated in the fate that all were crovded ‘during the rush hours, and many minutes werp saved by those troiley cars. It wna learned that the R. T, had rheumatiam. i Tt has been @ pur too long these :| nigtite Kolatica—the | who live tn Harlem and work down- ¢:-Kinking Kind —etmick one | idwn. ' ie cAblea and twisted it #0 that-a| ° When the citizens of the upper resi- COAT Hot Rrip tt. Tt took | dential dwtricts asked for the expresa ra of the company said When ‘the. service Hoan! of Aktermen twenty-five minutes to |get the stalled ross tothe Manhattan terminal ac there were a few more amail- cks of no partioular consequence service the om: Jt waa trope heres * Great Coat SG ' Big Reductions, ay i) *s to 18 Long Coats, *8 Fashionable Winter Coats at Half Prices. Every Swagger Model. Before cold-weather finally begins the Great Reduction Coat Sale is now announced thirty days ahead of every one else, FOR TUESDAY SALE. Redell's extremely handsome $12, 4 — ! $15, $16.50 and $18 Winter Long Coats will be offered at $8.75, in- cluding Swell English Kerseys, Cheviots, Montagnacs, * Mixtures, London Coverts. Every new shape and style—Empire models, long semi-fitted models, some beautifully tailor strapped, others with lap seams. Some of the coats are Satin-Lined Throughout. Exactly Like Picture. You may take your choice from the largest collection of ultra stylish coats in America in time for a full “wear at One-Half Price. Tuesday Only, $12; $15, $18, inter Coats, Alterations FREE by Custom Fitters. SALE AT ALL THREE STORES. | {OelSWest 4th Stet High Grade Broadway Clothing Stock at 40c on the Dollar. 2 | fam and work to the! ote Early "Atfalrs. of Honor, r igor and. pistol” shot Hen wre not anxi unpaid for to a has no pros- was Mmited, while ere not: Still he managed y tolerable sheat of bills: In Need of Clothe trade Gh we for their gin them ato ‘this Quste ee 0}! Seeks Eldorado. the Nighost class of. waiters. possible | secure, r tin’s only three are single men. ons.of these declared unequiv: | he would not. work under Castellane. | “Although a Frenchman,” remark Jona, “even the lowest c! are not in sympathy with Castellane. |A man of any vharacter could not re lspect him after the revelations of the divorce suit brought by the former iiss Eaéh » Martin ty] Of all the watters employed at Mar-{ y-that | lass of French Fancy Cheviots and Gigs REISEY] Sizes 34-to 44. For4- hours onfy—s A TIT hous Mall Orders, Men’s Finest $15 Black $P7.50 Thibet Suits for 7 "Tuceday, trom 10 ALM. ttl g v3. only These Suits are in Single and Double Breasted styles, THE VERY LATEST, made ‘of fine quillty | Black Thibet, with finest Venetian body Inings in coat. Sizes 33 to 44, $7.00 for Men’s Fancy Worsted Sack Suits. $10, $12 @ $15 values, Sizes 33 to 50 chest. On sale Tuesday from 11 A.oM. 115 P.M. only. Men’s $2 and $3 ay Trousers, pair, $415 ‘Therday, 2 to GP. M. Only, 500 pairs, sizes to fit men from 29 50 waist. Included in this fot 1 000 Men’ S $2.00 $10 Suits, 3 ‘Tuesday, 1 to 6 VY, Me Only. Sizes to fit froin 3! to 44 chest. Blick jots, fancy cassi- to meresand fancy chevlots. (bly one || are fine worsteds, hairline ~ cassi- suit of a size to a customer. None || meres, fancy cheviots and tine black before 1 P. Maj no mall or C, O, BD. |} thibets. Positively not on sale til} | orders. “12? M, | Boye Bt Winthe $1.49 | Knor tants $4 65 ia Bizes! Welght cheviute, straight] on sale 8 A.M. ants. On male for 6 how 001 4 PLM. ih | i 23rd Street. button length. Black and white Glace : length. . AAI wear, natural color. value Rejane Corset. - Latest and slender hips. figures. Broche. 23rd Street. 12 x 18 ft, 80, Fine Kerman Tan, brown and grey Suede Gloves, + 3.25 and 375 3-75 per pair ————e Merino Underwear Dep'ts. In Both Stores, Ladies’ hand knitted real Shetland wool Under- Corsets. In Both Stores. 3.00. to 16.50 ———— Ladies’ Suits. ° i In Both Stores. _ ~ _ ‘Tailor-made Suits of Broadcloth, Cheviot, Plaids and: fancy mixed Cloths: tight fitting or long coat models. | — 48.00, 35.00 and 42.50 : Riding Habits in the latest designs. Gowns for Dinner, Reception, Theatre, Horse ‘Show or similar social functions, aE McGREERY &00. zoo, India Carpets. Selected picces, JAMES MoCREERY & 60. 4th Strect: Ladies’ Gloves, On Sale in Both Stores. 16 ahd 20 per one Kid Gloves, 20 button 4 Shirts, Corset Covers with long sleeves, Separate Sleeves for evening dress; Combination Suits, Under Petticoats and Shawls, in white or On November the 2oth. Hand-knitted wool Shawls. 1.00 1,50 Paris designs, showing the fashfonable narrow, close fitting, bust Especially designed for Princess and Empire gowns. Models for average, slender and well developed Made of fine Batiste, Coutil and fancy Sill Blouse, “Pony,” ~ JAMES McGREERY & GO. 84th ‘Street. cay 2 Oriental Rug Departments. In Both Stores. Sale at Fine Rugs at one-half usual prices, gx12 ft 100,00 to 150,00 - and Saruk Rugs. 52.00 and 75.00 __ : 400, Shiryan’ and Kurdistan Rugs, 16.50 to 31.00 ‘ i value 25,00 to 50.00 A complete stock of domestic Rugs and Carpets. JAMES McGREERY &'60, Twenty-third Street. Thirty-fourth Street, JAMES MoCREERY & CO. L3rd Street. 34th Street. Leather Goods. Bs On Salo In Both Stores. | Imported and American novelty Leather Goods, a a Theatre Bags fitted with fans, opera glass, puff and mirror. ® Hand Bags, Purses, gentlemen's letter and card Cases. English Jewel Cases, Sewing Cases and traveling. Dressing Cases. Portfolios fitted with paper, ‘envelopes, address books, pencil, pen. and paper cutter. Bottle Cases containing two to five bottles, Flasks, Photo Cases and Bridge Sets. = me On November the 2oth. he Fitted Sewing Bags, Veil Cases? Piiteadkercniel and Glove Cases and gentlemen’s stick pin Cases. 1.00 cele _ Linens, . "In Both Stores, On November the 2oth. Sale of’ fine, hemstitched’ Damask, Napkins. Liincheon Sets and Tea Cloths. : Luncheon Sets-with Cloths. a x2 yards.......0..4- DEI GM AOE Ppa rele i inanosnana py 16.50 “ AX oS Ste Squngmoggone ey hee 2x 24 “ ceeedes CeET FCO Ayes a “ : «9.50 “ bince apy 2 “ a1.50. Ale “ : «93.50 * Hemstitched Damask Tea-Cloths. a cone AS ies ser eeaeente essen ss 2:25) 3:00 « 4.00 Hemstitched Damask Napkins. . a ee ee = 2 2'50) 9a 00 janidp oo. doz, ———_—_— ND Blanket Departments. ‘ In Both 8tores, A very extensive stock of. Comfortables,. with _ attractive coverings of “mercerized sateens, silk or satin.| The latest designs; filled with ‘white cotton, lamb’s wool or down, at mod- ‘erate prices. On November the 2oth, goo pairs Fine Wool Blankets. Double bed sizer «5:50 9-59 8 and | 8,00 per pay = “INES ‘MoGREERY & 60. Thirty-fourth Street. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & GO. 23rd Street. Séth Street, F ~~ ‘The-Fifth Floor of the "Thirty-fourth Street Store is occupled exclusively by Children’s Clothing. Complete stocks of Infants’ Outfitting, Chil. dren’s and-Misses’Underelothing, Children’s — ~ Corset Waists, Misses’ Corsets, Children’s ~ Millinery, Hosiery, Suits; Shirtwaists, ete, to x4 years of age, Boys’ “Clothing; Sweaters, —Suits,—Coats =te= 77 years of age. Infants’ Outfitting Dep't : 84th Street Store. French ang American, long or short Dresses. : Hand-made of fine Nainsook, finished with hem- stitching, featherstitching, edged with lace, ‘Some with hand embroidered yokes. = 11.25, 150 and 2.50 each, JAMES MeGREERY & CO. Thirty-fourth Street. 1 IIIA III III IIIA A ODI ID III II IO IIR SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK ee { MONDAY MORNING’ WONDERS, preevererncces LoL ors ls $e UAE ORR EAE TER IR . « u esa Su RMA a Suc ceatcat ae in oul tipc