The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1909, Page 4

i ! or mimes = QUOTES POEM TO “DEAR ELIE” IN WIFE'S SUI Edward Young Jr. Replies ' by Saying He Forgave | Her Indiscretions, SHE NAMES AFFINITY. Luxuries for Minnie K. Lee and $100 for Her, She- | ! Charges, J. Edward Young of the weal frm of Thurston & Bra supplies, of No, 123 1 his wife, Florence Wa dich, druggists am street, and 1 Young, daugh- ter of Newark's aristocratic Ward fa ily, Indulge in startling ch eaeh oth ding an alleged fesaion” tn the han Young of nine yea against him for a. Mrs, Young charges ree ting her 4 daugnter, M Marjorie Young, who is at Bryn ) Under the guidance of a firm of lawyers and through the exy more than 31,00) on detectives, she says f) she secured the legal evidence upon }) which she could base thels sult fas Luxuries for Affinity. | i Mrs, Young charges that her hus- band, with an income from his business | of more than $2,000 a year, besides pay- ig as allowance of $1 a month to her and $2.00 a year for the education | and maintenance of Majorie at school, Is maintaining his affinity, Minnie K. | } Lee, in far greater styie and luxury | in apartments at the Beaconstield, RiversidegDrive and One Hundred and Thirty-sixth street, where he pays $115 monthly rent and keeps a man and a| mali servant for her, at the same time | expending $700 a year for the educa-| tion and maintenance of Minnie K. | Lee's son at Nazareth Hall, Nazareth, | 1 Penn. BLUE _SAT/N Mrs, Taft has ordered in all from Mme & Co., No. 9 West Thirty-th inaugural gown which M Note to “Dear Elie,” In his answer Mr, Young contents himself with « single paragraph of about thirty words, in which he makes | The jfental of “envh an dever’ one of the| will wear to-day consists of a skirt of fobarges enumerated in his wife's com-| crepe de Chine made quite plain and en- wptahitt."" He sets up no counter claim, tral }; but when she appealed to Justice (, -| 7" rard In the Supreme Court for alimony |tflmmed with Carrickmacross lace ant Aang counse! fee, his lawyer handed up/ silver broderie, With this will be worn an affidavit signed by Young, in which a long coat of broa he tells a story of how he forgave his| coor, whieh Is tri wife in 1900 for many indiscretions | Chne and silver pi with @ young man named Elie L, Pom-| The bal! gown te bert, whom she met in the summ of augural ball in t at Lake Mahopac. Whil n Burnett, of loth of the same 1 with epe de oy of beauty tn desi }} Pombert to dinner in November, Young | Of Deauty in both desigi ji charges, he heard his wife to Pom-| Ship. It consists of an ov \) fter dinner, “I have something | White chiffon cloth, which w | 1) did Iter, while khe Was diss | over a closely fitting White satin gown he saw an envelope drop trom | 1p Bh IRS prolderse ee nee catuiany elope g | ‘rhe overdress is embroidered from) Asked whut it Was she sald it was q| hem to bust in conventional destan of hew fashioned wa golden rod (the national flower) running fume and put it in vecih engthwise. This design is worked in He found it next a f i ii silver thread and er The bodice, which ts short and pure Directoire, i draped with a rare piece of old rose ,) point, which has an tnteresting history and which has been presented to Mrs. } he a note to “Dear the following Aw “FOR AL Twas not for the mi but the hour i When mirth was done, and when 1 omnes dwhen | | Tate for this occasion. A court train, Bt farewell behind “us, you | Which tp alxo beautifully cmbroidered it j Should have our tatk aguin the same design, will hang from the ip was for the pausing tn the pathway gh waist band, Mrs, Taft will wear in! rere ‘ er a beautiful diamond ora Amid the boughs’ lone 7 here ne ne ' Ravana tame ean, to which has been affixed an aigrotte The wind cd ball gown, nd made by Mme. Burnett, verican texture, style and work hip throughout, the only excep: ng the Jace and the paste orna @ inaugural ball gown lone ments i The gowns made for Mrs. W. by oh crepe de Chine afternoon gown, embroidered in same color, Bi Long Hy ee ' 5. Wistaria tn 1 gown, naugural t ! The ball gown o been shi and the atelier ne, Burne! DISABLED LIGHTER TOWED TO QUARANTINE The M-ton st John R. Hall, ¢ her rudder, was te Lucky to-day by the police ry s th OSSESSC the White Star tug I Indeed is the possessor These stout fect eyesi Acme out of the b one of the Island Beach off the foot c add. folly yard at da it and were five he ¥ a trusting pulling her around Ne s Up Gravesend Bay to anchorage the-counter son. The fitted glas than wearing none Harris Oculists physicians with y ence. There of improperly is. more at all. are §) Brighton and Manhatian Bea Bereft of power to 54 East 23rd Street, near Fourth Ave, 64 West 125th Street, near Lenox Ave. 442 Columbus Ave., 81st and 62d Sts ¢ os : gain. The Acme, beink o rapeht, did not pound and es %, aswde from tual to Ler Fuddes. <)\ 76 Nassau Street, near John Street. ‘Mrs, T alt’ s . Inauguration Gown And Dress She Will Wear at Ball (Drawings Furnished by Mme, Burnett.) EVENING GOWN. with a bodice en suite, which | as well as the Inau- n gown and the other gowns] H. Taft} Burnett, of Frances Smith & trimmed with mousquetaire 489 Fulten St (One. 2.3) BROOKL 250-18. WOMAN LICKS LITTLE MAN = Madigan About Noise Made at Her Party. ALL GET Hewson Is Set Free, but Mrs. Madigan Wallops Him Out- side Court Room, DAY GOWN FOR INAUG- URATION DAY. fty more 1ENt Two hundred poun She grinned at him and then She answered with another grin “I'm mother, sir, of amie's Jumbles. y had thi Ket Court, buy in EC Oh, it was a fi und some dite nas is not Hewson Butts In. But the fun had only b stairs came the v © to “stop anyway, and Hew got mac yand Bare et got “mad-agin J so it went til Ma ind the pol e rest of tie day to let her! GAs a well- earned rest. aret got pi chiffon tnd gold has b ¢ d Mrs. C. P. Taft will wear a blue satin | Directoire trimmed with gold and pearl embroidery: a iLast Chance This is your last chance to secure stock in a big pro- ducing oil Company at five cents a share. Remembe! is not a company looking tor oil, or hoping to some day drill well. It has not only one well, but three id is drilling more weils all the time. Not only has the pany got the oil, but it is selling it. | Telegram recently received from California as follows: development. high-class oil la It holds under \) | “Two Big Carloads of Oil Shipped from Templor-McKittrick Lease | Property Last Week.” It is pumping It is shipping The company also owns its own pipe line to the railway It owns a complete equipment of machinery for han its oll. It has room for at least one hundred ac wells on its proven territory, which consists of f on lease and 268 owned outright by deed. This fa | property is adjacent to the highly successful Templor- }q Ranch Oi! Company, upon which there are seven big wells, Remember the fact that $60,000.00 has already been spent in developing the Templor-McKittrick property. Hence it is far beyond th rimental or speculative stage. The company ha oil; three wells. Thus, more money means more rapid development. More development means more profits Few and far between are opportunities to secure stock at such an extremely low price in a PRODUCING Uil Company, This stock in the hands of the ordinary broker or promoter would be selling for twenty-five to forty cents a share. equipment. ular fi standing, cents a share. per cent. on or a TEMPLOR. McKITTRICK’S PRODUCING WELLS a very” fortunate move on our part, we secured ab the Pre- -Mer d-floor stock, that cents a share, This $1.00 per share. While of one of the milliona et that it will go with devel very low, we f the written stat tors of the Pacit vast to the e Several dollars per share, not an unheard-of thing in California for oi] stock to jump a share to several dollars. There are companies whose stoc ¢ purchased a few years ago at a few cents, To-day thes: «as high as 60% per month on the investment. yp aulats YOUR MONEY WILL LAS 00 down and $2.00 monthly t 500 \. 1,000 2,000 10,000 20,000 t for cash in advance D. S. Maclnnes & Company 945 Marbridge Building, Herald Square, bi sar City * 200 S per cent discour THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, an WhO ‘BUTTED Ne Hewson cantare to Mrs, INTO COURT. and mad- any aH ns Solid Facts About “Templor- It has already spent $50,000 in | 40’; 0 SSeS ee It owns by deed 268 acres of absolutely proven oil land, It has three big wells now. It owns its own pipe line, It owns a complete up-to-date It is drilling more wells, Its President has had nine years’ practical experience in this partic- All of its officers are men of high Present price of stock ONLY 5 Stock will positively advance 40 BUY NOW! Gentlemen;—Please send me additio OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK ; ou ie Ma ni ane 5 "f um them Heavson,”” said the an gp, Mr sald M Ing him our ¢ pt TWO LIVES LOST Captain and Wife Drowned in | Barge Off Staten Oh, but Hewson Got It 1 him. His email did Mrs. Margaret's Then she gave tt wat, bruised his f r, puilled ils ear Island. him and then she | some —_—_——_— | Policemen dragged her away and back |. to the courtroom. The Magistrate! Seven coal-laden barges anchored near hought that a § fine would be about! the Raltimore and Ohio docks, between [right and Hewson Was satisfied, Turns | ii wbout, Nar garet looked for, Thonas, | St. George and New Brighton, 8. 1, | but) what you Why, 1 | Thomas’ had rat ié Were sunk in the gale which swept the nad n't the leart to see Hewson=of the pay to-day, and two lives were lost |Other shipping im the harbor was in ~TARD UF HE SAYS "Charles Stewart Smith Pro- poses That New Members Shall Pay $50 Fee. ch a fine trimming, So, vesn’t find out that ts all aed tan fe | great danger and the seas were 80 high paris that interfere | that it was impossible to send asstst- | | ance. { The drowned pers were Capt. | William Ferguson ae ‘hts wife, Mary, | ‘who went down with the barge George ie Rates, of the Tracy Coal and Tow! mpany. The bofly of Mrs, Ferguson | was washed aghofe on the rocks near Pier No, 8, St. George. Capt. ‘Charles Barker and his wife, Hannah, who were aboard the barge Blazer, owned by the Curtin Coal Com- pany, when {t sank had narrow es- capes. ‘They were rescued by employees of the Municipal ferry, who ran from their pier, adjoining which the Blazer was anchored. Woman Sprang Overboard. They were on deck as the barge sank | and both sprang into the water, Mrs. Barker, clad in her night dress, being held up by her husband, The rescuers sprang into the water and eight men hauled the two to the pler, where others with ropes and boathooks brought them, | The New York Chamber of Commerce] shivering, to safety, They were hur- ried in a half unconscious condition and ore and moreove. the Cham-| numb from exposure to the §. R. Smith | Infirmary, at New Brighton, where later Capt. Barker recovered sufficiently to Stewart Smith made tell of an all-night battle at the pumps. startling revelation at the regular; He brought his wife on deck when monthly meeting to-day. In proposing | he saw the barge was about to go to an amendment to the by-laws of the| the bottom, but it sank so rapidly) chamber demanding an initiation fee of | that she had ro (me to clothe herse #0 from new my 3 Mr. Smith said:| ‘The Stancard Gil steamer Rotter ea e Chamber is vide and runn hing | dati, which anchoced yesterda amendment. to the by-laws bee 8! Tonpkinsville, dragged both a need t after drifting a mile, sen Teporting for} tress signals = The Trcop ind) rigged ship of the Standard oll dragged her anchors and signalled the| ferritt-Chapman Wrecking Company's | Oo | WHAT'S THE USE?" fo Tila te the title of the very clever song | Fak new being sung by rrymore at the \ ‘ondway ‘Theatre Stubborn Cinder- to address nia Words aaruneeaae completp with | next Sunday's World, e—Buy Now STOCK ADVANCES 40% MARCH SIXTH We have about disposed of this pre-organization stock. March Oth the price will advance 40%. We earnestly ad- se every one to buy this stock now and MAKE THIS ADVANCE The President of the Company says, over his own signa- ture, that Templor-MeKittrick stock is ACTUALLY worth nd. twenty cents per share now, We believe it will only bea long lease 40 acres | short time before it will bring this price in the open varket. When it reaches fifty cents a share, which time she ould not be long distant, the investor will see each $100 row to $1,000.00. We particularly call your attention to the accompany- ing photograph; it speaks for itself. The three wells shown in the foreground belong to the Templor-McKit- Oil Company, In buying Templor-McKittrick stock you are not gambling or speculating. It is simply a ques- of getting MORE oil. should also remember that there is at the head of ny one of the most experienced oil operators on the Pacific Coast, and that the Company's directorate itains some of the most prominent business, profes- si varal men and bankers to be found in the country, all of which argues a magnificent future for the Company. CALL AT OUR OFFICE Open Until 9 o’Clock Saturday Evening. Let us show you numerous letters from bankers, mer- chants, lawyers and general investors who have personally inspected the properties and who go on record over their a McKittrick” oil, it, before March 6th, Se ~ DEX TST te Bes Ee "4 | Own signatures as to their great worth. One millionaire oil operator says that the stock of Templor-MeKittrick ( mpany should go to several dollars a share. Let us show you his letter, We will also show you numerous samples of oil, both crude and refined product, hundreds of Photographs, authentic surveyors’ ma By Mt fact, everythin: NB positively convince any fair-minded person that NVESTMENT. EMPLOR.McKITTRICK STOCK FIVE iy CENTS PER SHARE IS BOUND TO PROVE MOST | PROFITABLE, ONE IN WHICH THERE IS EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO SEE DIMES GROW INTO DOLLARS, SEND IN A COUPON TO-DAY | D. §, Mactnnes & Co,, 945 Marbridge Bhig., 945 Marbridge Bldg, Ss. MacInnes & Co,, Gentlemen eeeclotee PI on of the Templor-McKittr Ber eorsers pasme pany and reserve for me es at five cents, Lord & Taylor Friday, March Fifth, Nineteen Hundred and Nine Will Open a New Juvenile Shoe ah Everything desirable for Infants, Children, Misses, Little Men and Boys. « Boys’ Shoes” All Kinds from 8-inch Storm Boot to Patent Leather Dress Shoes, $2.25, value $3.50 to $5.00 « Little Men’s Shoes” All kinds value $2.50, $1.75 —— “ Girls’ Shoes” The Extra High Cut Kind; All Leathers 6to8 8&%tor 11% to2 2% to6 $1.50 $2.00 2.50 $3.00 value $2.00 to $4.00 “Girls School and Dress Shoes” Wi lid Deh iA eee ee Regular Height 6to8 814 tor 11% to2 2% to6 $1.25 $1.75 $2.00 $2.50 value $1.75 to $3.50 “Infants Shoes” All Leathers; Hard Soles; sizes 2 to 7; value $1.25 to $1.50, $1.10 These Special Prices for Friday and Saturday Only. Broadway & 2oth St.; 5th Ave.; 19th Se. B. Altman & Gn. MEN'S FURNISHING DEPARTMENT EXTENSIVE SELECTIONS OF MATERIALS FOR SHIRTS TO ORDER, INCLUDING FRENCH AND SCOTCH MADRAS, FANCY LINEN, BATISTE AND CHEVIOT, PERCALE, SILK, SILK MIXTURES, FLANNEL, ETC. SPRING STYLES IN MEN'S NECKWEAR, PAJAMAS, LIGHT. WEIGHT BATH ROBES AND HOUSE GOWNS, WORSTED GOLF JACKETS, AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE, ROBES, RAIN COATS AND MOTOR GARMENTS, DUSTERS, CAPS, STEAMER RUGS. uy Sint, 35th Street and path Anenue, Women’s and Misses’ JolnDaviell Spring Suits 60 Rin Great Laypiaqucl previous to our spring ening, of fancy serges Ot) sen nigh nlatericls; value $40.00, fOr, ve 33.75, ‘ 17,00 MISSES’ SUITS in plain and rang sivipe ; jackets semi-fitted; value $24.00, for NO CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS, Broadway,thanad 9th Sts. I'll tell you the funniest story you ever heard,” sald the ‘man from Joshtown, “Haven't time and am in no mood to listen,” thundered the gentleman from Missouri, “What's the trouble?” persisted the man of mirth, “Trouble enough,” retorted the Missourlan, “I'm golng to speculate in Wall Street this afternoon; have a political speech to make to-night; a sermon to preach next Sunday; must act on a Committee of Ways and Means next week; am down for an article on exports and imports for the Up-to-Date bier promised ag review of sporting events to another pubticath CAN'T FIND MY WORLD ALMANAC AND ENCY' PEDIA FOR 1909, so what on earth am I going to do?” “Get another copy,” explained the Joantountte, who had now forgotten all about the story he was going to tell, “They ¢ at Gone nays saees 30 cents west of Buffalo and Pitts rf, J ), of will be mat zor ae cee M Gere ieee from The World, Pulltzer Bide. oak Clty | 4