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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. XKW YOUR. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1003.

..13 A GIANT SHIP. I ing electric light, steam heat, individual berths, he is one of a of k. earners i ith names ending in Oram---, waieh English gentlemen's country re.idi m-e. ot 'M l.Mlc.-. Tv.

n-r 1 li She was built without the but with view of b. in into an English tronp There are conveniences for -frozen TO "at will lie takea I on Svdney. Wellington and Tort ch. hich wlil be reached in fjr: Africa nnd England. refriscrating steamer on the seas.

Of her six holds four are adapted for refrigerating -Unt and they have a rapacity of earryinn Ki.iiOO carcasses of sheep. This Is equivalent to the entire stock or a sheep ranch fifteen nill--K square. Or it may carry tons of b'cf. bestdo a big general cargo in its other two holds. Thij is ixcluslve of coal for a WITH ENGLISH NOBILITY.

The New Everton Grange With Tremendous Capacity Arrives at BAKES AND DR. CORT HOME. I r. JYiiu: v. H.

linker of Bedford ami I.o'::c A. for. ot V-i 1 i i'lacid tile taic lledl Siciciy. TP- n.ost of the i'l .1 o. Am ri- an cities, es; n'tetiuon to th, eristic features of hopital ia eaelt municipality.

ENGAGEMENT OF MISS VOGEL. Mr. and Louis II. Vot--l HI Rodney stree iitinouiH h- of their dauh'cr. t.icirude I.

'ei: i. to II. Monroe C.riegs. COLLIER MEKCEDES A RKIVES. The collier Mertcdes arrived tic Na Yard yesterday.

She was moored ordnance dock, taking up the oceupieil by one of the tugs, as r.o mil place is available. The authorities he requested that no more coal lie sent he until the- present congestion of vessels is tiling of the past. Ker some reason the idlest ilid not receive atter.iion at Washin ton. Tiler is rumor at the yard thai a other collier biaded with coal is comiiiii ftn1 the yard authorities are at their ui 'end lo find a place to put her. Atlantic Dock.

I single trip nnd AoWi tons of water I Th I CLFF CLUB BEGINS SEASON. I The Clef Club started its season wort I with a well attended meeting at Fidelity Hall, Xostrand and DeKalb avenues, Monday evening. Evjrytning augurs well 'or a siiceesstul season and Director Met has laid out an interesting piogramir. i which will wind lip with a concert in tl, There are in the crew, but berths for a complement of lui. engineers, two in the refrls.

neiii.t. Captain- W. B. Maxwell hrs. J.

D. Boyd: second mate. hti-l Sum -son: fourth, Hordon; fifth b.il. il. she ha-all the modern comforts fur -v.

ii ti ui iiiK iiums way ne rotnent-w, as they are now. for receiving general cargo, of which the steamer will take a load next week. With her 50 feet of length and her towering free-board, she is truly a great sight out of tile water. The bis S.Oflfl-ton British Kvi-rlon Orange made her maiden trip 'he hay sorre days apo, io Atlantic (lock. Ibis is the second tip and great Krttish s'eiimer whh-in a veek thai will make her solar berth For "$600 and Upward" a Few Plain Yankees Can Enjoy This Distinction.

here, the other being the Star of In land, lrtl hk. TRIP PLANNED TO THE ORIENT. immense, yet only a third of the capacity of the Everton Grange. This new steamer, which was built at Hartlepool for Norton Sons, to engage in lite Australian-American trade, is the largest IMPORTANT TO WOMEN! riali(8S li E23 1 164, J66r and 170 SMITH Brooklyn. Corner of Wyckoif St.

Corner of Driggs 219, 221, 223, 225, 227 GRAND BIG JHE Credit house. Lord Ly veden of Guernsey House, Folkestone and Whitehall Court, London, S. Issues Invitations. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eagle: The writer was recently amused reading how Demetrius Kakopolus, the grocer's boy, was "bounced" because he was not sufficiently police to (he "hoi But a recent mail brought to him a communication which goes far to prove the verity of Longfellow's proposition that "Things are not what they seem." It is not only rich and charming young heiresses who are to be permitted to be brought into close relationship to the British nobility. Parenthetically, why don't we learn to pronounce the young girl's name as she does herself that Is, the soft, and not hard the as it would be pronounced if in an ecstatic frame of mind saying, c.

"Gee wiz," and not as in temper, e. "Get out." She is Miss "Geelet," and never was Allss "Golet," any more than she Is as yet the Duchess of Koxburghe. But as bids the French idiom, "Bevenons a nos nioutons." It was with great pleasure that the writer recently received the following loiter, probably In common with many others, fiom a British nobleman, of whose existence he had heretofore been In ignorance. The letter also inclosed his lordship's card, of which a copy is given. The writer therefore feeis not oniy This neat 5-piece Parlor Suit is one of the newest patterns, square corners, elaborately carved back I'oards, curved amis, with ornamental drop, mahoganized finish, upholstered in good quality satin damask, neat patterns, tufted backs, spring edge, made to sell for FLOOR COVERINGS.

Are you in need of floor coverings of any kind If so, buy your Carpets at Whalen brothers'. Prir.es there are the lowest. Velvet Carpets, per yard 85c Brussels Carpets, per yard 55c Ingrain Carpets, per yard 35c Matting, per yard 10c Magnificent line of large and small Rugs i.t one-half actual values. FURNITURE, CARPETS, CLOTHING. We sell.

goods cheaper and on easier terms than any house in the trade. All Goods Delivered in Unmarked Wagons. about SIS; our price, other patterns 12.7S as low as. This Steel Bed, AH iron Spring, well tufted Mattress. Any size complete.

This Steel Bed, All iron Spring, well tufted Mattress. Two largest sizes. on terras of equality, but much more, on terms ot absolute Intimacy. Of course, he is getting ready his p. p.

C. cards for the more distinguished among his friends, and as this communication will show, is not in the least unwilling that all the world should hear of his good fortune. I am prepared to receive congratulations till, let mo see, "say January 16." The only thing that upsets my happiness a little is one sentence. Lord Lyveden of Guernsey House, Folkestone, and Whitehall Court, London, S. cannot possibly mean that any one possessed of the paltry sum of "six hundred dollars and upward" could go on such a delightful trip.

Perish the thought. No! 1 shall have as companions the Duke and Duchess of Rox-burgho (for their happy union will have been "consummated" 'before the date of departure); the Dukes and Duchesses of Marlborough (nee Vanderbilt) and Manchester (nee Zimmerman) I mean In both Instances the young people, not the dowager duchesses the Marchioness of Dufferin (nee Davis), the Countess of Craven (nee Martin), the Countess of Yarmouth (nee Thaw) but why name more. Of course they will all be there. Therefore, dear reader, envy me my good fortune. I shall certainly sail away, not for a few EVERY WOMAN Tl' ,1 happy life lies in pretMrvinff the she already nr in remnriiiK must' sht- has Inxt.

She may have the nweea-Ht llsmshi.n In the wolri. but tiniest) nature has bestowed up'n her a clear complexion. nmmU-rt features, a will-turned neek and beautiful bust she in aeriously handicapped. Men are attracted and held by tluft? charms, and Hhp is a wise woman who will strive by every m'nns ft preserve or restore thse bleashifrs. DR.

CHARLES FLESH FOOD should be lined by every Woman who has the least dt slre to be attractive. It Is the only prepnralion that will round out hoi lowed thin cheeks or ocrawny neck with FIRM, HRAtTHY FIKSH and remove wrinkles from the face and hands, no mHtter how deep the furrow. For Developing the Immature Bust or to make the breast llrm. large and beautiful nothins can equal it. To prevent the breasts from shrinking mothers should always use Dr.

rhmies Flesh Food after weanln baby. It will also re-store a hnsom to Its natural contour and beauty lft thmni'h thin cause, 4VA liy public, to avoid substi tutes of this famous preparation. DR. CHAIiLKS FLKSH Fnoii is on nale at the principal Department Stores and DruRKists. If your dealer baa not vX it send to us.

SPECIAL OFFER. Thn regular price of Dr. Charles Flesh Fond In II. ill) a hnx, hut to Introduce It Into thousands ot new home we have decided to send two rl) lnxeH to nil wlm answer this advertisement nnd semi tin 11. in.

All packages arc sent In plain wrapper, postage preptiiti. Any Qq months, but for a year and a day. The signs ot general beneficence are now so general in the Orient, especially around Constantinople, that It is quite possible that, like the William Waldorf Astor, though for slightly different reasons, I may never return. FD CTJ A sample box Just enough t. KCCi convince you of the great merl to Complete, 3 Whitehall Court.

S. August 3, Dear Mr. You will perhaps have heard of the parliamentary visit to Canada arranged by Mr. Cuinruiiiir Maedonu, M. in the House of Commons, and by myself in i t-'C.

iiarles I lesh Food will be sent free for 10 cents, which pays for cost mailing. We will nls.i send you our Illustrated Hook. 'Art of Massage," which contains ail the proper movements for massaging the face, neck nnd arms nnd full directions for developing tho oust. Address DR. CHARLES MJr No.

J. Our Steel Bed Sales are history makers. The stock is carefully selected and the prices admit of no competition. Ex the House of Lords. AT This beautiful bed is one of the season's choicest is, square 1N0 head and foot board, with slightly turned corners; oraced and ornamented with beautiful grill design; every joint made secure with steel chills; two brass uprights in head nJ foot board give a touch of Choice of two largest sizes only, with all iron woven wire spring and Since this journey was projected it has been suggested to me that It would be very 6 98 amine the above bed.

Every joint is brazed with steel chills, has extended footboard, heavy posts. You can have any size, complete, with all iron woven wire springs and well tufted mattress, good tick; big value for $12; price this sale 98 zr wen lulled mattress, good ticK; wortn sis. 00, our price interesting to organize during the winter say, January 16 to March 31 an Anglo-Saxon cruise to the Orient, Palestine, Egypt, Athens, Constantinople, etc on one of the largest and the newest White Star liners. the S. S.

Arabic, built 1903, of 15.240 tons. The suggestion is that the membership i of such a cruise should be confined to the leading citizens and their families from the United States, Great Britain and Car.ida, and should be formed by invitation only, and Brass and Steel Bed, All iron Spring, well tufted Mattress. Two largest sizes. I 1 1 II II II 9 that no general advertisement 6hould be in-. Steel Bed, AH iron Spring and well tufted Mattress.

Choice of two largest sizes. serted in the press. It is believed that in this way, without any great expense, a complement of half the number usually carried on the largest ves Artistic. NOW In 1lie time to have yonr House Remodeled and Decorated. American, English and French till io ilutc IdeaN.

EXCELLEN I RESULTS. LOW -PRICES. Iniiufnc4itrer of FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY AND DRAPERIES, PARQUET FLOORS. A. KORBER, 21 DeKalb Factory, 600-602 Degraw St.

and Third Av. Itlnic ii ib: Main, sels for such cruises could be secured, and that even with this limited number it will be possible to carry out tho cruise at a cost of six hundred dollars and upward, according to the location of the berths, apart from the expenses ashore. Arrangements will be made with Dr. Henry S. Lunn, who has carried several similar cruises for many years past, to organize the shore arrangements for those who may desire It, but each person will be at liberty to make his own arrangements ashore, if desired.

The directors of the White Star Line have made provisional arrangements for the chartering of this vessel, and will receive all payments in America. If you contemplate such a cruise, or want to send mo the names of any friends who would like to Join, I shnll be glad to hear from you by return mail. Yours faithfully. LYVEDEN. LOUD LYVEDEN.

Guernsry Hoio-p. 3 Whitehall Court, I Ftlkestonl. London, S. W. I I I Sizes I Only, JAMES WILTON BRO0K5.

September 18, 1903. KEWTOWN CREEK BRIDGE CLOSED. Only, a complete idea or me aoove woras are inadequate to give Examine this magnificent brass and steel bed and vou will look no further. We t-elieve it to be the handsomest design No. 4.

It is altogether one of the handsomest desgns. IIU, pictured bed. 098 198 of this style ot tied ever Diougiit out; every joint strongly brazed with chills; note the newest Colonial upright posts, head and foot boards; each has three brass rods running full length; made in two largest sizes. Complete with all iron woven wire spring and well tufted mattress; T.ie picture does not do it justice. Head and toot boards are heavy bent steel frames with artistic semi-fan pattern in centre, ornamented with brass spindles.

It is a big value at our price. We can only give you the choice of the two largest sizes, with all woven wire inm spring and well tutted mattress, good tick; good value tor $20; our price this sale good tick; our price this sale If you are troubled with fj'f 3 you phnuhi try this C7 Kiiard. Huri'ln-ite are jfjl vJ flL with OMFOIti nnd wl 9 SATI.SF.U TION. You SstfB will bi mirprlspil at their I KASV anl SK1TIIR HOLD. I Atuirheil to tinv Klnt 1'OH 5M.

CHAS. DAVIS, Oplician, 438 Gold Our New Fall Styles of Side- lmanls have been one of nitr fill lr cial- spi ti King for That why we tire always During the Summer sea-Ron we have been looking the market over for oad dressers, and have a number of Golden Oak Dressers that nre seldom equaled $6.75 so well prepared. You Men, Women and Children Are Now Ready. During this forced sale we will give double values. ennnot find a more varied Standard Oil Company Tug Hams Approach and Damages the Structure.

(Special to the Eagle.) Long Island City. L. September 19 Shortly before noou to-day a Standard Oil Company tug collided with the approach to the East avenue bridge crossing Xewtown Creek, between Greenpolnt and Long Island City, whilo attempting to pass through the draw, and so damaged the approach that the bridge Is closed to wagons until it can be repaired. Fortunately the bridge itself war, open at the time ol the accident and when closed a footway for pedestrians was quickly built so that Newtown Creek is not quite Impassable at that point. Drivers of teams "Iri'W-Cr to cross the towever, will be obliged for several hours, to take a roundabout way, either by way of Blissvllle or Manhattan, the latter by way of either the Thirty-fourth Street Ferry or the James street slip.

A gang of men is 'alrendy work repairing the break. The tug that did the damage escaped without Injury to it-elf. WILLIAMSON PERRY. Christ Church, East Orange, N. was- the scene of a pretty midday wedding last Tuesday, when Miss Maud Shirley Perry, niece ol Mr.

nnd iirs. Andrew J. Perry of 30 Flrtt place, Brooklyn, was married to Dr. Edward Lincoln Williamson. The bride Is a slater of Mrs.

W. H. Cheney of Carnegie avenue. East Orange. The bridegroom is a graduate of Dartmouth College and the College of Physicians and Surgeons.

The bride wore embroidered crepe ovejr chiffon, the usual vail and orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet of IIIIcb of the valley. She was attended by Miss Abbie Far-well Brown of Boston as maid of honor and four bridesmaids Miss Edith A. Cheney of East Orange, Miss Margery Lockwood of Glen Ridge, Miss E. Louise Klots and Miss Eulabee Dix of New York. A color scheme of green and white was cnrrled out in the gowns and hats of the bridesmaids, as well aa in the decorations of the church.

The Kev. William W. Davis, rector of Christ Church, performed the ceremony, and the bride vas given away by her brother-in-law, W. H. Messrs.

Henry P. Blair of Washington, D. George Hatold P. Cheney ot East Orange and Walter S. Sullivan and David K.

Todd of New York ted aa uaben. took; good Exceptionally attractive stock of China Closets at remarkably low prices; beautiful ones, golden oak golden oak Sideboards Nice line of beautiful Chltfoniers, in solid oak and h-'irdwooiis; with glass, without if i ri glass for workmanship or price, oie low aa We Sell Goods On the Terms We Advertise. Small Deposit Required. All "Business Strictly Confidential. $8.50 low as $11.75 tinish, weeklv weekly weekly $15 worth of goods $30 worth of goods $45 worth of goods $60 worth of goods $75 worth of goods $100 worth of goods A complete stock ofsllithUy used and repaired pttrior, Concert aud Uprights, from ijjoo upwards.

JL.OO weekly weekly Cash or Instalments, 1.. nupuuu ior ntuoenta, teachers aua musical inntltutiom. STEINWAY SONS jL.SO weekly many pleasing de-strongly made, 5 heavv turned Sewing Machines. $1 down, 50c. weekly.

Worth $45; now. 18-99 Worth $55; now. 26-75 Worth $85; now. 35. 00 The Weser Pianos have stood the test of time.

They are well known to be durable, satisfying in design and possessing a lasting tone quality. Get our prices. STEINWAT IIALL, 100 14th Bt, 2-qt. Coffee Boilers 9c Tea Kettles, copper bottoms 39c Good Steel Spiders 8C Dish Pans, good quality, one piece 24c Round Wash Boilers, 10 quarts 29c nd Extension Tables in signs, three leaves, golden oak finish, legs; good value at special lMlSOli AHCADK. $b00, AND LARGER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION, $3.50 46tk Strwt and Fifth Ne T.rk..