The evening world. Newspaper, February 24, 1909, Page 16

4% ASTOR WKS MNO BOE ON WAY TO CDK Hetty Green's Daughter and| Her Husband to Spend Honeymoon at Galt. TO GO ABROAD SOON.| Future Home of Couple to Be} on Madison Avenue, This City. Matthew Astor Wilks and bride, who ‘was Miss Sylvia Green, have started on thelr honeymoon. Hetty Green, the “world's richest woman,” who finally | consented to let her daughter marry the sixty-five-year-old grandson of the original John Jacob Astor, was still de- Ughted to-day in her flat at No. 130 Bloomfield street, Hoboken, over the way she fooled her Inquisitive neighbors into thinking the wedding had been gone through with a week ago, so that when it actually did come off yesterday, In Morristown, N. J they weren't pre- pared for it. Mrs. Wilks carried a great deal of her mother's love with her on her trip, but none of her mother’s money, at least, so far as anybody outside the family knew. The $50,000.00, at which Hetty | Green's fortune Is estimated, may or may not go to Sylvia when her mother) ies, but it is intimated that It will. Bound for Canada. The honeymooners are speeding to Galt, Canada, where Mr. Wilks has large interests. After a time they will go to Europe on an extended tour, and after that it is expected they will live at Mr. Wilk’s town house, No, 40 Mad- {son avenue, this city. It was a simple wedding, but the wed- ding breakfast was a good deal more elaborate than might have been ex- pected when the simplicity of Hetty Green's tastes are considered. It was all done up in French, and there was Burgundy and champagne, too. Hetty Green drank a bumper of the latter to the health of the bride. Although the wedding party went from Hoboken in the private car Ivory- dale, {t was noted that on the return trip, when Mrs. Green took a cab and the jehu sought to charge her {2 for it, she began to bicker, It was a 50 per cent. bicker in which she succeéded, ‘The cabman carried her for $1. Neighbors Looked Glum. When the nelghbors saw her return- ing they looked glum, for already they | had heard that they had missed thelr | t only chance for a real good, substan- neighborly look at the bride in her Directoire wedding gown, This was o|s travelling dress that exceeded In gor- gGeousness anything that ever happened in the Green family. They were equally Interested In a despatch from Dallas, Tex., in which H. R. Green, Mrs. Green's only son and | ¢ @ bachelor, was quoted as saying he had not been advised that the marriage would take piace or, in fact, any’ about It, 4 ee ee t odor of gas in the halls and notified the | Janitress, Mrs, Elizabeth White, who traced It to Clark's room. In the bath- | room ri adjoining i c t VICTORIA, B, C., Feb. 24.—The liner! Keemun, from Liverpool, which arrived here to-day, says that at Singapore the steamship Kolomo, of the Bucknall line, Was sunk by the guns of the fortress When her oil cargo took fire. The Kolomo had $8,000 cases and 8,000 drums of kerosene when the fire was discovered. The hatches were bat- tened and the sea cocks opened, but the fire continued to gain head ard 8x It was gel to iter from the forts with a | t who were him for t Help Wanted jee." To-Day ! Gs advertised for in The Momiag | ofern to seit Roy World's Want Directory. WEDNESDAY b. 24, 1909 Addresera Age r Bartenders Biackamiths « Bookbinders Bookkeepers ..... 65 Canvassers Carpenters Drivers Drug Clerks Blectricians Finthsers Folders ad KNOCKED OUT BY GAS | Clark, Found Unconscious in| Suscitate George Clark, fot who was folund ur Twenty-fifth street, this mornings. there Is no reason to dressed to his wife at Atlantic explained that he had been feeling badly for a day or two that he intended 8 pou only partial BLAZING OL HP Storm, wh noune Mrs. Hetty Green, SRA opeiaenn ane + cen raat oo LETT Y GREEN. THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1909, from Photo Posed TURKED PARTLY ON His Room, May Be Victim of Pressure Change: Heroic efforts are being made to re- at his lodging house, No, 222 West One Hundred and As uppose that Clark ought to end his life it Is belleved that haling fumes of gas he {s another victim added to the long Ifst of those whose 1! pertlled by the reductlo: of gas during the night, ave been !m- f the pressure Clark works at night, but a letter ound on the table of his room, ad- 7 0 take a rest. $ Early risers in the house detected the she on the floor found Clark oh was Mrs. Whit ette from clark was take! here is little or nis life, -_ oo LONGBOAT REFUSES TO RACE AGAINST SHRUBB, Indian Gets Beyond Control of His Managers and Dorando Is Subs! BUFFALO, § and it { » will be tha uted for him For a week ¢ prosperity’ § to have been the oe SHAH OF PERSIA NEEDS CASH | 1 Collection of ad Paintings, Manuscripts _— PLUMBER FOUND DEAD. Coro estigntes the 1 Rappaport. Case of Samuel found dead six TH MURDER, ¥., Feb lous. Gas | Chicago }selzed b HAD SON ARRESTED» AND MULCTED $To0 Young Stagg, of Hackensack, and Mayor's Son Turned | in False Alarm. William Linkroum, a son of Mayor Cortland Linkroum; Depuyster Stagg, a son of Commissioner Henry B. Stagg; J. K. Brown, a baseball player, and Oliver Warden were called before Judge Demarest at Hackensack, N. J., this morning to answer a charge of turn- ing in a false alarm of fire | Commissioner Stagg drew a confes- | ston from his son and insisted that the | The young men | a costiy one, for} their Stagg was fin $100 and the othe REJECTED SUITOR KILLS | GIRL, THEN TAKES POISON. | Boston Man Had Made Threats When His Offer of Marriage | Was Refused Last Sunday —Hiram Perry, re- riage by Catherine McDon- and killed the and then wed carbolle acld slayer's of living are slim ating took place at the wom- on Cherry street from her work in an other persons oo GIRL HELD PRISONER. Police Hear of Another Attack and Drugging. CHICAGO, &.—That she was two men on Monday night 1 with death, forced to swal- d carried to a hotel near —_——~ 15 NEGROES IN NEW RAID. OM. Pittabarg Again Stirred by Attack on White Girl. PITTSBURG, Feb, 24.—Just when the authorities believed the re trouble n this hites and blacks, attacks on end another ight e po e 1 arrested with the arged with being sus- ectio pictous Pp CAR VICTIM IDENTIFIED. nenizes Body of Man Third Avenue, { was killed 1 RC ERMEROE Le ODOT ha abdatlargs mento Especially for The Evening hosed SUPPORT | PLEASES Tht Dr. Lewin Returns to Berlin With Funds for Proposed Colony at Palestine. Dr. Shmaryhu Lewin, the Jewlsh leader and former member of the Rus- |slan Duma, safled on the Mauretania for his headquarters tn Berlin, after a | tour through the United States for the |ty-third street, on the complaint of the | purpose of collecting funds for the pro- | posed Technological Institute at Halfo, Palestine. Dr. Lewin sald his tour had been veery successful and that he was much pleased with the result. When asked how much he had collected he said: "Oh, 1t 1s not how much was col- lected that is important. It 1s the ‘spirit in which it was given that counts, and I must say that excellent spirit was shown. In general the Jews {n America thoroughly appreciate what an {mportant undertaking 1s represent: | ed in the establishment of the Instl- tute. “The ultimate object of the institute 4s the founding of a great colony in Palestine of the Jews who are op- pressed in Rusia and tn nearby coun- tries, an opportunity to make a livelihood and will find a climate like that of Cal- ifornta. “The constitutional changes that have taken place recently in Turkey make the establishment of the Institute a pos- albility. The Institute will exist for a technical training of young Jews from all parts of the world—a training In en- gineering and like subjects—but all In ‘all it will provide an educational train- Ing of a sort distinct from ¢ other Institution in the wo Others on the Mauretant Whitelaw Reld, who said visiting here since before C 1s on her way back {n London; , Director- erican line; on Globe; Sir t Halstead, of Birmingham nbarn and the American Cons Dr. Louls Beer, Coun Dr, Milton L. Hersey JAMES McCREERY & 60. 23rd Street On Thursday, F a eccrine SHIRT WAISTS. In Both Stores, A complete assortment of Lingerie Waists for Spring, and Summer wear, consisting of dainty advance models made of sheer linen, all-over embroid- eries, lawn, madras and French mull. At moderate prices, Sale of 100 dozen Cotton Crepe Waists, excellent A large and Imported Novelties in Gold, Silver and Steel Laces, Bands, Nets and All-overs, An unusual collection of Irish Laces consisting of Edges, Bands, All-overs and Motifs. A complete assortment of Baby Irish and all the new laces to be worn with Spring gowns, LADIES’ HOSIERY. jn | Black Lisle embroidered inste boot. Pure thread cerized spliced soles, 26 and 28 inch Umbrellas, covered with tape edge Taffeta and Twilled Silk, also fine quality U of Imported Natural wood, UMBRELLAS. In Both Stores, | Imported and Domestic Parasols, new designs and colors, street and carriage. Se EERIE SOROSIS SHOES. The latest ideas in fashionable foot- | In the new home they will find | y of the Fidelity and C LACE DEPARTMENT'S, In Hoth Stores, UNION ACCUSES. ~EXTREASURER OF SH LEADER STEALING FUND |Electrotypers Declare Tunney Short Nearly $6,000 in His Accounts, | | John J, Tunney, who until we | served as treasurer of the New York | Electrotypers' Unton, was arranted this | |morning at his home, No. 217 Weat For- | joficers of the unton, who alleged he {8 | short In his accounts nearly $6,000. | On the first of the month a new aet of | officers was elected, According to Law- }yer Charles A, Walsh, who ts acting as | j counsel for the organization, Tunney's | Successor found on his examination of | ithe books that Instead of having be- | tween five and six thousand dollars in | the treasury, as inc ed by the records, | there was really only about $50 left, The specifle charge upon which the warrant | against Tunney tg based is the alleged | larceny of $20 on Dec, 22, | Detective Burke he Central Of- fice, brought ‘Tunney to the Centre| Street Court, where on request of Mr. sh the hearing was continued until tiday, In default of $2,000 ball Tunney | committed to the Tombs. The prisoner, who ts thirty-two years | | | i atement in court beyond saying he ad done nothing wrong and that the/ | facts would come out later, —__—~ —-- | FREDERIC G. MASON DEAD. OMctals of Fidelity and Casualty | Co, Was Once Newspaper Man. Frderic Gooding Mason, assistant su- perintendent of the lability department i ualty Company | lof New York, died at his home fn East Orange late last night. He underwent an operation for appendicitis last Sun- y. He was forty-eight years old. M Was secretary of the New ted Press in the early nine- | d wit Press and corporation after Its fallure in He was known as one of the Nability underwriters of the 34th Street ebruary the 25th, models, 2.85, 3.25 and 3.75 dn Both stores, varied assortment of Both Stores, Thread, with colored ' p or plain black lace 35c per pair value $0c, black Silk, with. mer- 1,00 per pair nion Taffeta. Handles 2.25 yalue 3.00 to 4,00 Suitable for wear are now being shown in the new Sorosis models of Slippers, 23rd Street Boots, Low Shoes and | JAMES McGREERY & GO.’ 34th Street id and married, declined to make any | ® February Furniture Sale ’ Women’s Silk-Finished Water-proofed Raincoats at $4.98 ude of wae proofed, #1 lk-finished matertal) r ys NO Mall OR TELEPHONE ORDERS ON ADVERTISED GOODS | NEW YORK'S FASTEST GROWING STORE | WEST |47 STREET pent SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED ) RESTAURANT 30c! Shopping at Rothenberg’s Is a Pleasure For obvious reasons—mainiy, because you oan obtain ANYTHING you may possibly need, for personal wear or household uee In dry goode, from the emallest priced to the moderately high priced mer-{¢ chandise; and besides, you may rest assured that you are obtaining the best qualities of each grade at prices decisively undereelling ail others. Try shopping at Rothenberg's. You'll eave a lot of money In a season. Values’ That Are Sensationally Rare From Our VISIT vir on 8th rloor—Opr S-cuurse Table d'Hote Dinners, served 11 A, M, to 2.30 P. M., at...... teens This Cont, 84.08, $20 Bird’s-Eye ‘Maple Dressers, $10 Sale: Allwi win Go-Carts We've made a oy deal Involving 4 » fe an Immense fi / lot of these fa CART with hood, attach worth 88.50; which we ‘will offer for sale at | Oak Dining Room i Chairs ! This $20 Side- } board at $10 tional pric- ] 3 fa) stfetchers value, at $37.50 Five-Piece Parlor Suites, $22.50 $15 Sold Out Extenin Tables, 8.75 crotch mahogany frames, highly polished, covered in Verona velour | .' i d nly 25 es at this price, | ~ This | 42-inch 5-Piece | Top Solid Oak Suite, | sone $22.50 iCute Jos. Wild’s Linoleum A Quility Usually Selling at 750; This Re- markably Low Price for To-morrow Only, Shown in an immense variety of neat tile and hard wood effects; the XXX grade, that sells in the leading stores at 75c; our sale price, 1 (Es Rogers Table Sets, 2.49 row ohly, per square A Wonderful Offering, Saving You $2.50 on Every Set gray finish, floral RPRRPRPE vard.... 6 table and 6 tea 6 knives anc Very_ Greatly Under Price On Sale from 9 to 1 P. M. only| * A remarkable marchate and sale—remarkable on account of the low price quoted —a reduction of $8.50. The Rugs must be seen to be appreciated, 12x9 ft, in a Nile green medal- we 8.3x10.6 All Woo! Brussels Rugs 9 15 t Tirussels ¥ s, e §.8x10.8, Reversible Siny lion pattern, the decided to dr , from 9 nly (limit 1) ad eco = an = wm 3 = i=] & | = eA on [x —) 1 (ore) beautiful or any room plete... 10-Wire All-Wool Brussels Carpet—shown Odd Pieces—such as in parlor and dining-room patterns, and also cracker Jars, claret jugs, in ball tair patterns to match; $1.10 Cc butter dishes, syrup Jugs, etc, Values up to 79¢ quality; Thursday only at, per yard......4. $1.98; sale price, each...ssseeee 000000000 (00 SILK attractive, high-priced Paris Imported models, from silk which we secured at auction at an almost ridiculously little figure. We had this silk made into dresses---and quote you a price which is POSITIVELY LESS THAN THE RETAIL COST OF THE SILK. We make ALTERATIONS FREE on to-morrow’s purchases. Exaile tailored full Panne eS BEAL Made with impire back | The JUMPERS are beattifilly tucked and copiously finished with buttons, new Empire back. Latest model FULL FLARE SKIRTS; f has panel effect, large silk buttons, THE SHADES include black, blue, brown, mulBerry, green, g: ashes of roses, Copenhagen, ch 32 to 46. Al ATIONS FREE, g perfect dressmaker’s ‘fitting; on sale Thursday at..... ee Also 75 Sample Silk Dresses Worth $18 and $20 Each—Sale Price $9.98 JF FINEST QUALITY YARN-DYED SATIN DUC . SILK FOULARDS OR FINEST C TAFE handsome lace yokes, exquisitely finished with medallions; ni with Directoire sash; latest tucked and gathered sleeves —skirts close fitting, full Aare, button finished. Shades included are blue, brown, black, smoke, wistaria, ca- tawba, peac nd green, in sizeS 32 to 46. ALTER- ATIONS FREE, guaranteeing you a perfect fitting. e To-morrow (while quantity lasts) at...... GORETIOUD