12 ze it here.
W. W. ASTOR 10 WED
moreland When Divorced.
GIFTS OF JEWELS AND MOTOR CAR
Londen Reports Eagagement of Ti-
tied Woman to American Million
aire Before Separation From
Her Lawful Lord.
LONDON, Jan. 15—The reported in-
tention of William Waldorf Astor, the
millionaire American of English pro
clivities, who renounced his allegiance
to the United States and has dwelt in
London siice 1599, to marry the beau
tiful Countess of Westmoreland as
soon as she obtalns a divorce from
Lord Westmoreland Is reiterated in the
British capital.
Although It Is understood that the
ear] will cousent to his wife becoming
to bride of the expatriated Awerican,
still there is no hint of scandal, and it
is asserted that the details of the sep
aration have already been arranged
Should any obstacles arise in the
course of the negotiations the unlimit
ed wealth of the descendant of the
Astors is relted ou to remove the ob
structions. It will be a uulou of July
and December, the countess being thir
ty-five, while Mr. Astor Is at the sixty
mark,
While the earl and bis wife had been
estranged for several years, they had
kept up an appearance of friendliness
for the sake of their two children.
But an incident of last summer com-
pleted the rupture and hastened the
arrangements for her marriage to Mr.
Astof. The countess appeared at a
fashionable event in London wearing
diamonds and other jewels that did
not cost a cent jess than $1,250,000.
ot very pleasant and successful busi-
sad many acquaintances both soc-
excel any $40.00 tailor made to order garment.
Sale Price $12.98,
Men's fine black worsted odd oats. worth from
$500 to $1000. Your choice at $2.98
Children’s Suits, worth $2.00. Sale Price 98e.
A lot of 200 Children's Suits to select from,
worth from $3.00 to $4.00. Sale Price $1.98
Children’s Overcoats, $2.50 kind, $1.25
Children’s Overcoats $350 kind, $1.75
Children's Overcoats, $5.00 kind, $250.
and 50c quality, 19¢
Men's grey mized Hose, S¢ a palr.
12¢.
Men's Overalls, 60c kind at 42¢.
Mefl's Overalls, 85¢ kind.at 45e.
Men's Overall, 85¢ kind, 69.
Carhart $1.00 garment at 81.75 a suit
OVERCOATS.
Bale Price $3.98
! Sale Price $7.98.
of raw material.
in half,
of Soc. to $1.50 a pair.
Sale Price
SHOES.
F The earl was white with wrath, for
every one In society was well aware he
could not afford to buy such expensive
ornaments for his wife, and there were
immediate inquiries and speculation as
to where the jewels came from.
sepatation between the earl and the
countess and the marriage of Mr. As
tor and the countess,
Another incident that set tongues to
wagging was the receipt by the count
ess at Christinas of a maguificent au-
towoblle, ju which she now makes her
calls. The furs she wears are al once
the envy and the despair of all the
women in London, Lord Westinore
laud, who Is about ten years the seplor
of the countess, keeps iu retirement
and refuses to discuss the walter
This Is not the first thwe that Mr,
Astor, who has Leen a widower for
several years, has been coupled lu a
matrimonial report with the name of a
titled English woman, but this seems
to be the first time that the report
has such ap excellent foundation of
truth.
One result of his marriage to the
countess would make Mr. Astor a
brother-in-law of Anna Robinson, for
merly a chorus girl on the stage In
this city, who is the wife of the Earl
of Rosslyn, a brother of the Countess
of Westmoreland, who, under the name
of John Erskine, filled an cugagement
as an actor In this city a few years
ago.
The Countess of Westmoreland, who
married the earl in 1802, is a sister of
the Countess of Warwick, the Duchess
of Sutherland and Lady Angela Forbes.
She Is brilliant, a splendid horsewoman
and rather advanced in ber Ideas.
Lord Westmoreland has s notable
ancestry, but he Is without money, the
combined incomes of himself and wife
amounting to but $12000 a year, He
was compelled to sell his ancestral
estate to get money to live on.
Willlam Waldorf Astor was born in
New York In 1848 He Is the eldest
son of John Jacob Astor 34 and a
great-grandson of the founder of the
Astor family on that side of the At.
lantie.
Den't Want lee From “Open Sewer.”
NEW YORK, Jan. 15 -The Mer
chants’ association, through Edward
Hatch, Jr, chalrman of the committee
“on the pollution of the waters of New
York state has called upon Dr. Eu
gene H. Porter, state commissioner of
health, to Institute an Immediate sur
velllance of the Hudson river Ice
fields, from which this city secures the
greater part of its lce supply. As a re-
sult of the open winter the river has, it
Is asserted, Lecowne an “open sewer,”
aud as a consequence dire results are
threatened
HERE
better to build
down’ consti-
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UNITED MEDICAL CO. son ve LamcanTea, Pa.
Midget Suffecnted by Gas. .
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Jan. 15.
Richard Donan, a widget, who farmer
ly traveled extensively with theatrical
companies, was accidentally suffocated
by illuminating gas bere. He was
found sitting in a chair, with gas es-
caping through a hose which lel from
a fixture on the wall (o a beater, It is
supposed that he accidentally loosened
the hose in his sleep.
Fog Cansed Wreck on Wabash,
CHICAGO, Jan. 16 —-Seven persons
were Injured, several seriously, when
an outbound trein on the Monon rail
road collided In au fog with a sleeper on
the rear end of a Wabash train at One
Hundred and Twelfth street at mid
night. The accident was caused by the
inability of the tralumen to discern
signals in the dense fog,
Y.M, UC, A, Branch In Canal Rene,
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—-8siling on the
steamer Panama for Colon was A. B.
Minear of the Washington branch of
the Young Men's Christian association.
ing to the Isthmps to
THREE AT LONG ODDS.
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Event at New Orleans Track.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 15 — Three
horses at long odds won at City park.
Jerry C., avinner of the first race, was
as good 8s 30 to 1 at one time and
was backed to 10 to 1 at post time
Glorifier’s win in the feature event of
the day attracted much attention be
cause of the ease with which good op-
ponents were beaten ;
Rustling Silk was the favorite in the
opening event, and with Mountain up
the “bookies” lald 8.to © against her
Jerry C, at 10 10 1, tarned up the win-
ner, and he easily oufgamed Hustling
Silk when it came to a drive. Gold
Duke turned up a clever third
Glorifier, heavily backed to win the
fourth rmce, an svent for four year-
olds and upward, over the mile and
onesixteenth course, did not disap
point his backers. The befting on this
race chiefly centered in this horse, as
he was tipped as a very sure thing.
He came home an easy winner in front
of Gold Mate, who was played as the
second best. Summaries:
First Race Jerry C,, first;
Silk, second; Gold Duke, thin.
Becond Race~Dawson, first;
ador, second; Pleas, third.
Third Race Rebel Queen,
lolee, second; Hazel M_, third,
Fourth Race --Glorifler, first; Gold
Mate, second; James Reddick, third
Fifth Race- Tudor, first; Meadow
Breeze, second; St. Valentine, third.
Sixth Race—Tom Dolan, first;
nart, second; Bluedale, third,
Rustling
Sub
first; Ba.
Bo
Tennis Championship Wen by Garels
NEW YORK, Jan. 15 —The Interna-
tional invitation court tennis match
between the four Lest players in the
world was completed on the New York
Racket and Tennis club court. Ferdl
unand Garcin, the Freuch champion, de
feated George Standing, American
champion at rackets, in two straight
sets. The score was 8-5 5-0 This
won the tournament for Garcin, who
had a record of three games won and
none lost. The other contestants
George Btanding and John White of
the local club and Frank Forester of
Georgian court, Lakewood-—-shared the
honors for second place, each having
wor one game and lost two,
T. R. Newbold Led Golfers,
PINEHURST, N, C, Jan. 15--An
even hundred golf players from east
ern and western cities started in the
annual advertising men’s tournament
bere, five divisions of sixteen each and
one of eight qualifying for the match
play. T. R. Newbold of Washington
won the gold medal offered for the
best score iu qualification with a card
of 88, Albert B. Ashiforth of New York
taking the silver medal offered for the
second best score with a card of 92
Nine Spel at Oakland,
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15.-At Oak-
land Nine Spot won a game rade, mak:
ing the distance of a mile and_fifty
yards just nhead of Alma Boyans, win.
ning in a hard drive. Mosl of the other
events were also well contested.
Unknown Woman Robbed.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—With her ears
lacerated, as If rings bad been snatch.
ed from them, and her hands cut and
bruised, a handsomely gowned woman
about twenty-seven years of age was
found unconscious in a vacant lot off
New Utfecht avenue, Brooklyn. All
around here were the footprints of men
and other evidences which made It ap
pear that she bad been assaulted and
robbed. At a hospital efforts to revive
her proved futile. She is in a serious
condition. The physicians believe the
woman was drugged before being at
tacked. There were no marks upon her
clothing by which her fdentity could be
established.
Standard Oil Indicted B39 Times.
FINDLAY, O. Jan, 156 —-The January
panel of the Hancock county grand
jury, which has been In session for the
past week, bave reported 839 separate
jodictmments agalnst the Standard Ol
Company of New Jersey, the Standard
O11 Company of Oblo, the Ohlo Oli com.
pany, the Buckeye Pipe Line company,
the Bolar Refinery company, the Man-
hattan Ol company, John D. Rockefel-
ler, HA H. Rogers, Wesley Tilford,
John D. Archbold, Frank Q. Barstow,
William Rockefeller and F. T. Cuth-
bert. They are formally charged with
being members of a trust for conspira
cy agninst trade.
Insane Frenchman Arrested.
MANCHESTER, N, H., Janu. IL
Suffering under the lllusion that his
home was defiled by the hidden pres
ence of a “lup garou”—the demon
wolf-man of old French superstition
Alphee Bolsvert made 8 munlerous as-
sault upon his wife and was preparing
to burn his house over the beads of his
four little ones, hoping thus to purify
them, when he was arrested by the
police as insane
Elkins Henominated For Sennte.
CHARLESTON, W, Va, lan 156.
Stephen B. Kikins has recelvid the Re
publican caucus nominntion for his
third successive tern as United States
seuator. Mr. Elkins’ nomination is
equivalent to election, as the Republic
ans have S4 to 30 votes ou jolt ballet
Famous Matador Gored.
CITY OF MEXICO, Janu, Ih —Aute
nlo Montes, one of the foremost mata
dors of Spain, was fatally gored by a
bull In a fight here. Montes was about
to place the sword when the bull
caught him. Doctors say he canoot
survive,
Bishop Montgomery Haried.
HAN FRANCIRCO, Jan. 15.The fu-
Ladies’ Union’
Suits, sizes 4-5, nitely
good weight. January Sala 9c
price Fiisenns
Ladies’ $1.00 Union Sulla,
6, 7. 8 8 January Clearance
Price :
Beverly Best .
front Vests, with drawers fo
Special, :
ner garment .......
Per salt ibe.
Krinkledown
Kimona or bath
goods, sold everywhere from
60c. January clean up
pink, blue, red and grey.
3%¢c, :
Neck Ruffs
$1.75 kind, pink, blue, black |
made of net with taffeta Lrimy
and ribbon ends. Closing for |
Golf Vests
76 misses, red only 48e.
$1.26 misses” white and red,
$1.76 Ladies’ white and
$1.48,
$250 Ladies’
$1.98
Men's Underwear
Heavy fleeced Underwear,
50c any day, nearly all sizes
and drawers. Special here 33
sEsshea
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The new
white or
New Val Laces
Just received beantiful line of
Vals and Mechlin laces, three |
as many as we had last ®
They come in sets, beadings,
lions, all to match. Come In
them, all at Globe Wi 1
Handkerchiefs
Ladies’ Pure Linen Han
just for a noise, 3 for 10e
Ladies’ embroidered,
dges and cord edges,
15¢ and 18¢; choice of ©
or 3 for be.
$1.50 Boxed Handkerchiefs,
Black Panama _
New spring weight 50 In
wool, worth 8§5c. Special
G0c school and walsting
3%. :
Arnold's, Beverly
plaids, the 25c kinds,
1c
Embroidery
Walt for i, you Ekmew |
tion for sales. See window ai
the papers for further
Gent's Hose
The genuine “Iron
everywhere for 16e¢
3 for Be.
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