The Evening World from New York, New York • Page 9

4 JW I ttP1tIDt4rJ fAL1ONspItE sQ4 Of 45 VIARS AGO vlhc Social Sensation of Old New York Recalled by the Return of Baroness von Gluemer 4 to the City WOMEN OF THE OLD TIMES AND THE WOMEN OF TODAY I Ought to Improve Manners of the Young People Nowadays American Girls Should Always Vl Be Americans A bundle of old faded yellow letters tn antique chest around which nn ev I 4n cent fragrance of orrH and san flalwood still llnerrs A rare old fan of Jace with broken nnd yellow Ivory alicksall the frnjfllc puspeitlon or byron splendor came to mind when talking with a cameofaced little lady who Is known In many lands ai the Xlaronens von Oluemer the bride of the Dlnmond Wcildlns tho glory of which has been rum those fortjvflve ymrs OI In WtKt Ninth strpetn qult I oldfashioned sortlon In the lionrt of the I Imatllmj town stands the rlucl Grit loizl an iinobtruilvr little fHili hment brriyrvlns dlstincthfly tior touch appreditrd by person rmtis artistic temVnclnsj Tlierejtlie Darcnes and hi Imon rom pnnlen Dlnni a muchtrnelled bull pup of high desrrfo have found refuse 0 There In a sunshiny little room high tip under the eaves with oldtime grace end hospitality on the part of the Baroness and a more conservative greeting from the bullpup a reporter from The Evennjc World wag welcomed to Jay by the twain and made the willIng recipient of much Interesting Information concerning places persons and lIng A It js Just a month since Frances Amrlja Baronet von HiiPirir nirlvcd Jn Nfw York from Cuba In order toro ecute claims npriln Spain and the 4a United States for property left to lie In Cuba by her nrnt husband Don Est bin Santa Cruz dc Oviedo Port Sniiir of Thin VpilillnB It win this mirrlase solemnized In Bt Patrick Cathedral Molt street Oct 14 lD whIch has gone down In Wstoy as one of the mot extravagant aol fpeclacular pigeants ever seen tnt this tcuntry i Kdiiiurd Clarence Stcdman wrote a poem descriptive of that ceremony 1Ihlc he called The Diamond Wed I The bride at the time was con eud4 the most beautiful woman In Nel York She was the daushter of Capt Washington Allen Bnrtlett A Don Esteban who was worth about H000000 an enormoiu fortune In those days presented hli bride with wedding 1 presents worth more than JIMOOO and In addition settled upon her plantations In Cuba and a fine mansion In Fourteenth street New York The newly wedded couple went to Cuba but De Oviedo did not live long Soon after his widows marriage to tho Jlnron von Qluemrr an Au trlan In the Mexican army her fortune besan to I dwindle large portions or the Inheritance having been seized by claimants In Cuba Lnclinnicrd liy Vlclisltnilee Various vicissitudes and changing fortunes have fallen to the lot of this 4 cliii charming woman whose wit la aa 1 keen and laugh as ready as In the days pa when she was the toast of New York Washington and later of Havana and the City of Mexico An aureole of soft and abundant creamy white hair frames her delicate BARONESS VON GLVEMER WHO IS 1iElriJ SEEKING LEGAL CLAIMS face which with Its regular features and pale pink and white skin looks like some rare piece of old porcelain Tho Baroness In deaf ulngwlth muoh grace be It salda noat little Freaking tube which In the Interest other subject she often disconnects from her ear and waves emphatically leaving the person who alms at answering her questions In midair so to speak with no central to make connections The little lady Is also trIfle lame the Injury being obtained so she says from excessive TIding all her life and remaInIng too lone In the saddle The papers recently have spoken of me as being seventy years old she said with some spirit Now I am nor at all ashamed of my ape but I dont care to be credited with more years than are my just due I am sixty three she finished simply Indeed the Baroness does not look more Limn the years to wJilch she confesses her lace bvlilR almost free from lines and mite tratlfilng to her former reputation oa a beauty and a belle Tho women of today site sold arc a lino athletic lotthat Is when they do not overdo the exercise fad and try to Imitate too closely their brothers UlilTlinc GlrU More Feminine I 1erhauj 1 am oldfashioned and con servamo In UilnklnK HULL our girl In oy niTO mure tumlnlne but I do think there vraa more homelife ilien than now However we must remember of course different times different manners Which reminds me kaid the Baroness slttliuc up arid speaking so em phatlcally that Diana felt called upon to punctuate her remarks by a series of sharp yelps that I think some decided move ehpuld be made to Improve the manners or yoivif people nowadays If Instead of Introducing basket weuv lag and clay modellhie In the schools more attention were paid to the manner and the morals of our embryonIc citizens It seems to me that better results would follow I may be a bit prejudiced though smiled the old lady It Is hard for us I fJBESTTONIC It increases the appetite tones up the stomach invigorates and strengthens the system and furnishes purer and better blood for the upbuilding of the rundown constitution You will find no tonic fo act so promptly and beneficially where the health has 1 given way the strength overtaxed by hard work and close confinement Those living in the low marshy sections of the country exposed to miasmatic poisons and breathing the impure air arising from stagnant pools and i till their Canton Ohio Aug 01003 I lr swamps systems Gentlemen 88 8ls a good medicine I keep are filled with malaria it in the house all the while It is an excellent and their health undermined tonic to give strength to the system and tone to all tho organs It gives appetite and energy and dermined will find makes one tool better in every way I have foundS a most excellent It aIlO an exoellent blood purifier For months I was troubled with an itching Wn eruption Cal tonic and Its timely use the face and I tried specialists and many reme i has many times prevent dlel to get a ours but is the only medicine I that seemed to relieve I am now comparatively I ed the serious comp 1 Ica free of this eruption I think a great deal of your tions that 8O often result medicine believing it to be the beet blood purifier 10J and tOnic known to the world today I from malaria romma nr MRS FRANK HORNER I Good blood good ap 1380 Seventh I I petite and good diges Hon are the foundation Altoona Fn June 20 1003 Itones of good health I have always been averse to giving a testlmo Dial and only do so now because of desire to i a supplies all have other benefited by tho use of your moat these containing as it excellent medicine Before using S8 this ft ft spring I very much felt the need of a tonio was Sc lents for the es ingredients 0 troubled with Dyspepsia and Constipation purification of the blood my blood was in bad condition The use of your In speoino has driven all indications of Dye away ind also wellKnown P8piiai regulated my bowels enriched my blood ionic properties making and caused me to gain 20 pounds in weight so It tho ideal remedy in that I feel in better physical condition than I have In years In judemont there ia no better iu ul caSes where the blood tonic and blood purifier on the market than your has deteriorated the Preparation and I unhesitatingly recommend i as snob A 7ISH Ili stomach disordered and appetite has failed 1 being a purely vegetable compound leaves nq bad aftereffects like the strong potash and mineral remedies which are bad on the stomach and nerves A course of prnoWwjil fortify the system and the impurities that have accumulated through the long winter months are more readily and promptlythrown off and I tho warm weather finds you in good physical condition instead i rundown tired debilitated wIth ndnppetite or pfweak energy ilapt to be the cnse where the system is neglected and nature I Je to take care herself Medical advice without charge Write ps fea ypuicoaAy WSmSWlFWjSPECIFIG CO A71SITA GA i I sometimes to adopt new customs you know For Instance I never can become accustomed to nor approve of coeducation The only womanhater I ever knew Mia a Cornell man Now anything that tends to destroy the natural rcapect of man toward women li wrong In principle I believe In marriage of course Disapprove of languishing Girl Now you mustnt think she continued that I approve of the languishing dleawav kind of girls who were said to be popular about the time of my first marriage Why I raised sugar myself on my plantations In Cuba and received two medals for mv products too one at our own Centennial and another at the Parts Exposition I have always exercised a great deal myself I almost lived on a horse In my youth and wa a strong swimmer as well When I was tn Mexico I rode a great deal I wall always a fearless rider One time 1 remember I was Hoping along pretfv rapidly when a lady on horaetxick front heard me coming up behind anl thought that my horse wae running awt She cried out to her companion it OUIKT lieutenant to stop inc Oh hI raid tliws no daneer Its only the Baroness riding like the devil It 1W sUrprising to say the least to heir thlv fragile old lady tell her tales of ilarluir Idn love the sea she went on I could never be contented In live In an ittlmiil city I have always said that there fan bl no heaven fr mr wlthoit dOGs anti hories The book of Ilex elation gives in croundx for expecting tll flail our anl I mill lilendi In hcaen dont you think tO I Ainrrlrnn Mnmrn Are Sovrrrlens I I When asked how the American woman coinpniet tvkli her forilttn Intern the lionr replied I rite AincrkMn woman has a stntui nil her own She I to he envied of all women for In no other country is tile position of woman no absolutely sued sign nr It Is In Aineritn No American woman should ever live for any Ipngth of time nn from the protection of the Anierlcin flag Shu will never bs an happy tint nh to else I bollevo tliinllnrc the Haroiie geI llculnlr with 1ir iir trumiia that the onlv fntuie for Iuln annexation to the 1iiltcil SUKci And 111 nsilt will follow JIII sturdy ilK hn ly the uuiht I nr IjowrviT Unit KUonN will ncnlu bu ilrmn ou tore i tin tiles our flag Speaklne of llaB said the versatile old hidv her Men lironklnr Into mnllra I have alwiv wherever I have gone carried a llti American lIes to hiatus In mv ruwn ily from III nlndow win dIsereat to do soor pin 1 above my door 1 I am first and always ft Rood American And what Is more I am a loyal New Yorker BRIDE KEEPS WEDDING GIFTS any Ilonlinnd Wont Bnpport Her Although EarnIng BIO Weekly Jin Oruc Taylor who lives with her mother Mrs Dunn of No 153 East One Hundred and Twelfth street was taken to the Harlem Court today on a summons Issued upon the complaint of her hurband Harry who lives with him ther at No 1911 Third avenue Mr Taylor wanted all the wedding preaents the two had received nine months nfo Two months ago the ooupl separated and the husband took the furniture This did not satisfy him entirely so he asked MaclstmU Baker today to order his wife to turn over the following list of things A scarfpin a silk plUow a silver coke dish a rocker a gold clock six oil paintings one toilet set two pieces of cut glass two smoothing irons a towel and a tahlecloth Mrs Taylor samltted having thane wedding gift but she also had a complaint to make Judge ho abandoned me He wouldnt support mesaid wife And he earned as muoh aa HO a week too WMaxltraU Baker then placed Tailor under arreat arraigned and paroled him In the custody of his counsel Ha will be examined at another time The wife remains undisturbed In the possession of the wedding gifts a EASTER BRIDE IRISH EAUTY Mlia Kutherlne OConnrll Harried to Mr James Kelly One of the prettiest Outer wedding was that of Miss Katherine OConnU and Sir James Kelly who were made one by the Rev Father Taylor at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Broadway and Seventyflrat street The bride haa resided at the Hotel Majestlo for a number of years aa haa also the bridegroom The wedding waa attended bv a number of me guest of the Majestic who showered the happy couple with rice and old slippers aa the left the churcn Miss OConnell who Is a striking Irish beauty was becomingly gowned In whltp and wore a white hat with long ostrich plumes After a hart wedding trip Mr and Mrs Kelly will bo at home In a charming apartment on the upper went side Are Ton hunting for Hat or Apartment Fertile the Pint nnd Apartment to Let rrtlnpmenta In 1aedaTa MornlnK World BU AGlAH STUCK on BAABfD WIRE FENCE Mount Vernon Raffles Cool Robber and Good Sprinter Dodged Bullets but Could Not Get Past the Spiked Strand Xprclal to Tho KnlHR World MOfXl VKIINON April 4 A Raffle who In believed to one of HIP burglars tint Inn luuuu operating i III atch ater County for some time wall captured nirlv tod her after robbing ihe horn of JoHpph hunt a travelling xalp niin of No 141 South Second itvennp by IoliCinun John llrldir In his efforts to escape ha dropped JlOV worth of nllvt rwnr In this hones The ofliur had to hurdle two fence bernie 1m could cafh naftles who got caught on a barbedwire feno Roller held htm up at the point of a revolver In the yard of Dr Page and after clapping handcuffs on him took him to Police Headquarter This Mount Vernon Raffle gives his name as Charles Brown a German but refutes to say where Ms raeddence Is He Is thirtynine years old toll and well dressed Chief of Police FcJey says the prisoner la no amateur Policeman Relder while parting the Hurd residence before dAwn sw cu burning In the kitchen and peering In one of the dlnln room windows noticed a tall man light the gas and then walk over to the sideboard and twain taking out the silverware He worked as calmly ILl though he owned the house said the policeman First I thought the man waa Mr Hurd but remembering that the latter was out of town realized that he was a burglar I knew It could be no ono lse handling silverware at that time Policeman Raider let the fellow work and then when he had 11000 worth ol booty packed up Ruffle started to walk upstairs Mrs Hurd heard him and thinking her husband might have returned she called out Is that you Joe When she received no answer she creamed and awakened the whole household The noW frightened Rat Oculists In our Four Optical Stores we offer not the ordinary itrvta of tn ordinary opticIan but proftwtonil examination and treatment of the highest character Our Examining Rooms are presIded over by Oculists I registered Physicians whole particular branch Is the eye NO CHARGE for Examination Qlaaaes If needed 100 up JiL ci OPTICIANS42 Years Practice 25 Broad St Arcade BroadEx Bldf 217 Broadway Astor House Bloc 223 Sixth Avenne Below 15th St 1345 Broadway Below 36th St STORES OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 1 21 st St tn 3d Ave Chatham Square 98ID YEARChatham Ow pERTH W41 SONS 121st Street I Chatl1t Sq I 2226to 2234 Third Ave 193 to 205 Park Row I Two Establishments Everything for Housekeeping I Carpets Rugs Oilcloth Linoleum Matting Etc GoCart Oak fivedrawer solid reed A QLJ CHIFFONIER body CASH I en LJ er cUed idJ full size wheels P1 rubber tired OR 398 complete with LI ERA parasol With plate mirrorS 840 12X20 598 I Finely finished CREDIT ICE BOX I Oak Dresser inlsj I gLr hardwood I I two large and two 1 24 17 39 small drawers I ALL PRICES galvanized Iron French pattern MARKED IN PLAIN 1I4JI lining shelves plate mirror and ice rack 640 FIGURES 498 COWPERTHWAIT SONS 12 1 st St EL 3d Ave Park Row near Chatham Sq 1 III I 1 fleV to that he dashed donnstaln and I drormlntr ttie silverware ran out of the bacK door into the arms Polloeman Helder i The uildfi bolting of the housebreaker Julttu me incur who was almost knocUm orr his fwr anti liffun liu could xiib him Hiifrirs had IcitHil uver renco Into thus art of Dr Fee neither aij sPrinter und firing four sioti BI fits lloelnc form he took in lintiillni ton uIT jack fptict The ran throi I he yard of lr Ivea and then over nntlir tump into the back Ynrul of Mr ltlnk 1 Thrn the ionise lay welerly across I nnd alonK Sfcund iviiiuo to tin yard vt Dr Inev nOrn 3 the nay There the burglar xtitiik 1 snug In this dnrkiKBi his trousers caught on a wire ffiiou antI bnforc its could trlrwto hlniolf tilt imllcenuin had him cornered mJ he inrreiidcred At Police Hnidqiiirtrra a of burg Ian tooH con lstltic of hammer crewdrhcr nnd two files vera found In his poisjM lon There were also two In one of Ms purse lint pookrln one of which holoriKil to Sirs Hurd and contained UI The burglar rffnuoil to ear a word further than to give his name a TOOK SHOT FROM HIS LUNG Delicate Opration Mnjr nve the IU of Climlrr Honaril A delicate surgical operation per termed at thus Hood Wright Hospital as given Chester Howard a chance fo 1fe lie wis found In Mornlncsldo lark a week ago with a bullet wound In his rhest Belflnnictod the police Bay Dr Le BouUller found the bui tot had lodged In the lung but contrived to remove It without Injuring the tissue Since the operation on Mjnday Jut rh boy baa Improved CAMEL BORN IN STABLE Mother Itrlnturc la Ctrcn nnd Dab AVrluli 75 Ponnil A tiny camel weighing 75 pounds moat of which Is legs according to the aUbleman has been born In Hezamers stable la Ho bole en The mother Is one of a drove of sixteen camels belonging to the Fornpangh Circus It Is believed the newcomer will live and Its birth Is being celebrated by the bi circus men who have charge of the drove it inos i Stern Bothek I Ii Parasols i the latest Foreign and Domestic creations including their Exclusive Novelty II La Bouquet For Tomorrow Special Values Extra Quality Taffeta Silk with tucked borders 4 also English Club Handle Coachings Value 375 295 d5 Plain Taffeta Silks rich quality mounted with entirely new Imported Animal Head Handles S395 PL Fancy Flowered and Embroidered Polka Dots and Chiffon Effects 495 I Stationery Department Orders executed for artistic and correct WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS INVITATIONS and VISITING CARDS also CRESTS MONOGRAM and ADDRESS DIES 1 Unusual valuei itSlflfiT Papersronov Bond and Parchment Finish squire shape with long envelopes 120 sheets and 100 envttopej ai 48 VeltieTOo and 95s West Twentythird Street SUNDAY WORLD WANtS WORK MONDAY MORNING LWoNDSa ss OT AYEj 7Brj22 REET 1250 Raincoats i at950 flA1nl Splendid mitetku tboo A cnvenetted by Uu Prlertley nl The last of a very Urge purcla which represented moraG Ritnfott I DRS a1 0 0 DS CO thin home hid In America ever been or Europe told to any oaa I Thud Ttoon Dress Goods Greatest Values 1 Thats saying a good deal isnt itwhen were continually giving the biggest values In New York But its true We start the month of April with a terrific outpouring of exceptional merchandise bought i rightmd with the selling prices entirely in your favor Tlie story is best told In the detail Dont miss abitofit 100 AllWool French 69c 125 Silk and Wool Crepe 79c Voiles yard de Paris yard 2500 yards of this superior fabric on sale here Tuesday No fabric more fashionable or more In demand this season almost onethird under price They are 43 Inches wide and than Crepe de Paris This lot about 2500 yards came come In an elaborate assortment of street and evening us through a very fortunate and unusual trade chance whlcn shades Including cream and black 100 Is the price you I enables us to sell It away under price The assortment In will have to pay for this quality elsewhere eludes black cream and complete range of colorings is I 1 75c All Wool i 7Sc All Wool Crepe 39c L50 Imported WII I Nuns Veiling I Etamincs at yd Voiles i In full Iie of fuhlonable 3orotUb of these fashionable and servIceable fabric on sale Black Cream and complete shanie Including Black arid I hen Tuesday at trifle more than HALF regular value color assortment 44 inch Cream 43 Inches widcs Jheiiare 45 INCHES wide and come In the following shades Tu BUCK CREAM Tan Castor Brown Reseda Myrtle Cadet wide special pncoS9 os day pedal 149 8c pflca 49 French Blue Gray Lavender Royal and Navy Tuesday yard Phenomenal Black Goods Values 75t quality p150 CSSe All Wool 100 quality tl5qualhty 75Qa2llty English Imported Sponged and All Wool Imported Salts AIIWoor Mohair Silk and Wool Shrunk Cheviot Imported face Broadcloth CJnUVol14 i Nan Veiling lathes wide 45 1acl1es wida Sicilian Crepe de Paris 43 Inches wide 56 52 Inches wIde 42 Inches wide apecW Tuesd1y 46 Inches wide special Tuesday special Tueacl specIal Tuesday special Tuesday at special at Tuuda1 at at I at at 49c 11 98c 111 390 69c yd 98Ce 74 490 Annual Sale Rose Bushes We sold more than twentytwo thousand RoseBushes last week i we have more than that many yet to selL Hardy Holland Bushes that will thrive and blossom this season some of them stand three feet high All choicest varieties are represented these among them American Beauty IA France on onll said 15c Constant bloomer with purchase or Ulrich unmner 4 oUtr verittit VIItOlOUI chrrr Marshall yin005 WilIer Margaret Dickson 00 LAr flower 1 perpetual waxy ChenT1rmiIit while Gen JacqucnJnot jack Mrs John Laing Velvety crimson 2 for Fracrant I 0 rt scarlet pink Victor Verdier MaIJ Ohtlrbu lInltht with car 2Sc thight pink auf nlno ontn Cucad with car Glolro de Dijon mine ltose salmon and Alred Colomb yellow very large Prairie Queen Iupetual bright Crimson Hambler Deep arujy aDd nnnini 11010110UI grow dlrabl er Not old lIlUmo l1elle Mos alonei infuh flOwru In I50TOU5 grower Prince Camille de clusters reui and white HhU1 Crllnc urestlN Mme llantler leep velvety erie iahe yellow by It AwVI rollaltfi cull lurid nrptuaL pure white PIIUl Nron Julcs largortM Perle des Blanch largeat of roses large brilliant httitltUl whIte tunig pink cxImOru pals celitre 1011 orders promptly nlledhut gt them to UI 55 loOn as possible None sent Fifty Thousand Collar Buttons at 25c the Dozen One of the biggest makers of high grade Collar Buttons has sold to us his entire piuscomprIsing more than fifty thousand at a price which makes their selling at 25 cents the cozen almost remarkable They come ins great variety of styles which include amung others Small and Urge point lever Small and large round levers Smal fiat top levers Bill top short and long post Stationaryshort andlong post I Benedict fliort and long post Benedict lever Onepiece cushion top short and long post Eggtop lever The maker tells us this Is the first time in the history of his business that thl class of goods has been sold at a sacrilice Special tables throughout the store tomorrow Twentyfive Cents the dozen Xi i Jiht I 4 I i 1it 1t fi I Jardinieres for a Third El We bought a solid carload flrKfthey a a mn been here two weeks ago Arrived last Thui1t sV ic2i and we hustled them i Friday sold two thousand arafr day as many more on Satanlay Assortment is still complete cnfltj if j4 will be for several days Ju I tIts the biggest bargain Ifsi 41i kind ever offered In Neci A I LOT No 1 contains four different shapes bsgtlMJ blended colorings In green blue pink and brown 4 3 7 inch size usually 40c for J5c 1 8 Inch lire usually 50c for J9c 9 Inch size usually for 39c JO Inch ilze usually 150 for 59c LOT NO 2 contains four styles elegantly decortttd ta rteh effects 7 Inch size usually 75c for 29c i A 8 inch size usually SJ50 for 49c il 9 Inch size usually 2 for 69c to inch size usually 225 for S9c 1 i LOT NO 3 contains the finest Art patterns all undergtoofli Rookwood finish hand painted no two alike rich floral decorations 8 inch sizes usually 150 for 45c I 5 Aimless Eyeglasses for 75c 10 Karat Gold Cased Springs and the Best Quality Corrected 1 4 Periscopic Lenses 14k These are the goods regularly advertised I a as 5CO gold eyeglasses I for 100 Special for Monday75c and Tuesday They are provided with the famous patent guards whih absolutely prevent slipping tilting orpainful pressure on the nose Our opticians are practical men with yeirs of experience They will test your vision ami properly adjust each pair oj glasses purchased at this sale i lso to Jurat GoldCased Chains for Eyeglasses ji with hairpin or holder attached 59g warranted 5 years Oculists prescript filltd and broktn fbu 1iW npatrtd at lime prkts VJ rrjf I 5 I 1 ktS 1 5itttts SSffiSFL.