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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, April 20, 1903, Night Edition, Image 5

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r1 t TilE WOPLD MOIDA EVENING u APRIL 20 1103 <
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Mrs JamesHShakespeare Ac
C Ses Brokor and Theatrical
Man of Stealing Diamond
Sunburst While Dining
Ij
SHE HAS THEM LOCKED UP
In tier I Checkered Career She Fig
ured with that ArchSwindler On
frp and Her Husband Once a
fJ Noted Lawyer Died a Madman
II Mrs Natalie Shakespeare ot No CI
Vet plxtyflfth street who accuses
JamekJXjfDunhttib oker and Leonard
W GHle a theatrical man with the
I theft of a 700 diamond sunbuist Is a
worain with a remarkable record
Bhei entertained the men at dinner on
Saturday and claims that after they
haLT left she discovered the disappear
on eeot her Jewel The men deny the
charge but are prisoners In the West
Bide court Jail owing to their Inability
to aecuro tall In the sum ot 1000 each
Ollea silq today that the charge
against him was actuated by spite
ffllrsj Shakespeare haa not owned B
nhunJreddorar
Jewel for many
years he declared If she did It
F would be In pawn She haa a friend
j whpli being sued for divorce and abe
1 knows that I am the husbands best
1 frttnSBS Mrs Shakospeare sent for me
I wd tried to persuade me not to appear
I cj a witness When I refused to make
any such promise she threatened that
I MS would fix me I didnt Imagine the
I WOUld have the nerve to accuse me of
theft but Ill make her regret this J
am jeryBorry for my friend Dunn I
vo fnetthtai ille I was on my way to
Shakespeares asked him to ac
company me and he has hid forty
alght hours In jail as a suspected thief
= inconsequence J
Five years ago Mrs Shakespeare ob
i talneij international notoriety by eloping
to Europe with Sir Henry Onenul a
palmist x hO slnrJled Victims In ials
city lOUt of over 200000 and fled to
ayotij arrest Ho abandoned Mrs
hakesp are In Paris and later was ar
reatejfijn London for swindling n har
fluid nod sent to prison for five years
If On l ycto4r4Shikespearea hu
bamd JftneS 1 Bhaktspeare who had
been grader at Philadelphia bar
dledat < aretlc lit a penofylvanla asy
ham I Ils frlcndi eay that hIS wifes
conduct wrccke jhlsbrilliant mind
i flcgluising fa Roiunnce
I
fJh41t spear9 was nttho cllninx of his
profeuonF carr when Mrs Natalie
Rtln1tfr h4ta ibetutlfulj young widow
went f 4 Jill io ceZolJ legal advice us
I f lIlnlottwlthl1er and they married
I They JlvedHn fashionable1 apartments
and JMrsS 11ba3tllp fvtbO pinieo
Qp rsl Wrf Jt2c11ffi lndn
lOOn bcanIponineutln PhiladpIp tj
Boci iy She2 unpinatcity rather
dui howevernd moved tbNew York
whejo1she occupied n > expensive nufi
at thq Hotel Imperial Later she took
an expensive Hat In the Sloane apart
ment boUC at No 49 Ven Thirty
aconatreet nnd then ante the fur
nlslied home of a prominent actress
at No 203 West Thirtyfourth street
Shakespeare senther an allowance of
l It000 i month and cama over from
I PhJladHphla 4yery8iturday to see her
She gave expensive dinners at the Wai
doit and Jmperl = and was attaining
toclaljjiromlnence when she fell under
the spjelt of the arch swindler Onequl
Onequl wasrunnlng a school of palm
4stryynd swindling his victims by tell
Ing them their hands Indicated up
pcoacljjng wealth and then selling them
bogus mining stock lie gained complete
mastery of Mrs Sha1t6 pear and wen
to Uvefln herhom
Hod Wife III England
ThpUR Jiad a wife and family In
Bngliiidjir nnd married a Miss Sadlg
Crooki Os CiilcaEOj whpse father was a
partnsV Inline of Philip D Armours en
iorpriiis he took Mrs Shakespeare to
Hob land married her Shortly at
rWird his victims fcecame too trouble
sjome ahuj he snipped the country
He duped Jrs Shakespeare Into ac
I oompaiiyinj him teillng her that he
W E9inn to Wa fathers home In St
Petersburg to get the million that
waited him there Whvii ho COt to
Franc ho spent tho money he bad
takan from his American dupes at
Monts Carlo and then aoandoned Mrs
Uhakespeara and her von Leroy olie
IiawnM berjevrels and returned to this
city
Though he lmncll that hewaIUlt
Infatuated with her Bhake < poite wouk
not take liii wit back and Ihortly
aoTlctrard his mind cave way and his
Brother hid him pace Jn an asylum
Mrs Shakespeare was not heard from
for several years but last February
she tiled a petition In bankruptcy Uer
princIpal creditor was a dressmaker
fihe swore at the time that she had ni
real or ptrsonal property and oWned
nothing bur wearing apparel valuel at
1100
1100A month later Shakespeare dIed in
the Friends Asylum at Franklin 1a
ilrs ahaHesjware is still a strikingly
liahdiprno woman and despite her
statements In the Bankruptcy Court I
aiway exceedingly well dressed At the
time Other hUabuda removal to an In
sane asylum he made a public state
tJ ment denying that her extravagant
r and indifference to him had wrecks
his mind She said that his brother bad
foneJnsano and that she was wealthy
iwtietl she poet Bhakespear and had los
her fortune In taking car ol him after
his health cava way
ELECTRIC SHOWER
I J TCAR ABLAZE
Forty PMienua r In Mad fcnlo
WhstIs1Fusb BeIus to
t r1
DT PLItWIWV a Third avenue
ear wire PIUI44Ick i when Jtcaucbi
are1f11IU dotcUv 10I a pn Hun
tIred aadTwontyi 9QhiJfet dlIlihlh
vedti late last nlrtx JVHti a loud
gst the w ja b urt through tho
gear 5th tbJJlIr ted panlrer
ftuJuiln fttUs front of the
y pk i of his mad rUM no one Wa
ilarsd erloUiIy A pollceaUta sent a
oall 1r the Iraisn alid twp Mrstia 0
Vatet IhlEtn on tile burning car
The = Ior 1 WlMg4 call
ltLPr 4I a
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MAN WHQACCUSES DWO MEN OF STEALING oo
DIAMOND SUNBURST FROMIIRR AND LATE HUSBAND
w
HORSESHOE NOT
p LUCKY FOR THEM I
Old Policemen See Nothing but
III Omens in Them and Would
Just as Soon Pick Up a Rat
tlesnake
LAY REPRIMANDS TO THEM
Wietf most pereons thehorseahoe
IA syjtttjo of luck to ai1 poljcemen
tile horMshoeli the reverse The aver
age pollceii after ten years on the
force In New Yorkwould no more pick
up a horaeahos than he would a rattle
snake To lilni It Isan omen of ill
fortune He sees nothing In the horse
shoe but disappointment hard luck loss
of pay reprimands and often It means
loss of his position All the policemen
who have been broken In New York
for twenty years have been broken In
8 horfcsnoe <
YJiether It was teora desire to
throw i d halo of JUCK about the new
building when the Police Headquarters
of the city were renovated some twenty I
years ago the trial room wasfitted with
I
a horabl < hoo desk More properly speak
Ing the series of desks Is arranged in i
the form of a hOfSc hoe At the head I I
qf this whoe of desks ails the Commls
slorer trying oases At either aide of I
the trial commissioner sit counsel for
and against the poJJ mAn on trial In I
side the shoe facing the Commissioner
situ tnu polIceman There he tells hi
story ana there more than one police
mun hUll earii his sentence v
In tlia horseinoe wtre tried all the
old captains Waken lor cause utter
the L xovv days All tha men broken I
by Tammany for politics have gone In
side the horseshoe to IRCO art iron vu
aged commissioner In there to do the
bidding of orxanliatlon to break
flue persecute and drive men from the
force
With all this pact history to reflect
upon It Is no wonder the policemen old I
enough to know tears the horseshoe
It 11 no wonder when a new man on
the force struts Into the police station
and proudly displays a horseshoe say
Ing he picked It up on the street that
the veteran with four stripes on his
coat glares and takes tHe nritt oppor
tunity to toss It out the window The I
latest man to go Into the historic hor >
ih0o Is Adam Cross whose trial will be
resumed before Deputy Commissioner
Ebsteln today It may be a luclvv
horseshoe for Cross But It has becTi
the finish of hundreds before him
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p caIn ay but
ihlJ1kYl Fit IH
Ntiil LuUss star
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Do slot talcq rem
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I dru Itsarts titer
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I OMlJMM gUM IIUNVAW JAN04
I Ukwi ec MMOC givM prenift sad
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Chliletl She Killed Herself
ATIEUnX N Y April MQrace
Jewclt a pretty girt of nineteen com
mitted suicide by taking carbolic acid
today Her mother chided nor for re
mnlnlns from home without permission
WORE ONE HUNDRED I
AND SIX NECKLACES iI
i I
They Were of Pretty Pink Coral and
Vlncenzo Cuccaro Was Trying
to Smuggle Them
One hundred and six pink corl neck
laces have been seized by the Govern
ment from the person of Vlncenzo Cu
caro a sailor on the Italian steam
ship Gallla lying at the Union Blares
Brookyn Customs inspector Seaman
saw cuccaro leaving the dock with hs
1wv strangely bulky lie stopped him
and when he had stripped him found
h > n wui > peil with the nocltlnccn The
ItrInn WM hold today In J6M hail for
examination before United State Com
m onl Morle on voonesaay
r
The Telephone
There are many thousands
In ervlce In
Manhattan and thd
Bronx and
many more are b21ng
Installed daily
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NBrV YORK TBLBPHOND CO
CONTRACT OFFICES I
II Pnr Rtraci tx nrnt IMh Street
UI WtitSZtli Strut e l1 Eat UOth Zitceet 1 I
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
Hta Kind You HYB Always Bongfil
Bears the
CjJpnturs
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A Home Completely
Furnished 11500
INCLUDING
Parlor Dining Room Bedroom and Kitchen
This Outfit Is Valued at S150
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CASH OR CREDIT
FISHER BROS
Columbus Avenue 03d Street
Elevated Sta ton Open Saturdays
104th Street I Until to PM
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Folk
Never
Turn their Back
It makes their f
tirlcht and ro r
A p ck
I CHARLES B HIRES CO
MahremPa
Standing In her quiet home
Where neer a boarder chanced to
roam
Landlady had a bright idea
And World Want ad brought lots of
cheer
h
Womens20Su ts 875
Torhiorrovy we offer new styles of handsome
Spring suits for women in a 11
I Special 2Hovr Sale I iL 5 l1
From 10 A M Until 12 M I 4 I
These suits are made of finest Venetian cloth and
cheviot in black and navy blue
One style like cut double cape collarless blouse of Venetian
cloth only coat made over best satin skirtlet and postilion back I
and belt as well as fronts cuffs and capes trimmed with stitched
taffeta finished with guimp ornaments
Skirt sevengored flaring shape each gore made with two side
plaits finished on top with stitched taffeta petals
Another of Venetian or cheviot blouse made over finest satin
four side plaits on front and back and skirtlet with new postilion I
back collarless neckband forming epaulets and stole front piped
taffeta finished with petals of same stitched in white and fancy
vestletfront Skirt made sevengored flaring shape unlined trimmed on
each gore with white stitched taffeta petals to match coat
Sizes 32 to 44 Bust
dI
Then there are four other styles pf blouse suits and two stylish I
doublebreasted Eton coat suits for extra stout figures in sizes from
32 to 54 bust
These suits compare favorably with any suits sold elsewhere
for 2omake a comparison and Judge for yourself pcfl floor GlIb St lctloa
White Lawn Waists i2SvU
Charming white waists made of fine
lawn with fronts composed of sixteen
tiny tuckings in clusters three rows of
wide blind embroidery inserting hem
stitched at edge six wide graduated
plaits back is laid in six wide plaits
smart separate bishop stock collar with
tab of embroidery new style sleeves t q
with tucked cuffs
Sizes 32 to 46 inches 7
Take your pick tomorrow 1 t s
at
Other waists of fine madras and
cheviot made with tailor stitched plaits
and tuckings priced at 98c gl49 198
269 and 298
I riser 13th at saclios
v M 1 w
New Negligee Shirts 39c
Nowhere will there fee found a better or more satisfactory assort
mentjof neglige shirts thai here This special purchase comprises
over 6000 fresh hew justmade shirts every one desirable arid pleas
ing to men of taste
The shirts are perfect in every detailthe patterns are well
chosen of which you have a choice of percale woven madras or cord
ed madras
A pair of wellmade link cuffs accompanies each shirt mens
and boys sizes complete
r ktfutar 75c ffefligeef for 39c
I Male Yteqr II St tte
Cold Storage
We have the finest and best
equipped cold storage vaults
under the direction of men who
thoroughly understand the care
of furs
Fur garments of all descrip
tions rugs robes carpets and
everything in the line of furs
stored and insured against theft
loss or damage by fire or moth
Charges Moderate
a er p rr
Curtains and
Blankets Cleaned
Our fadlities for cleaning lace
curtains and blankets are excelled
by none We use no machinery j
every particle of the fabric is care
fully gone over by hand Prices
as follows
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Nottimfham Curlaint cltartJ pair SOc
Four grail cbanid pair 65c u tJ7Sc
Blankits cttantJ pair 7Se
Send a pottil our wagon will call
We will store free until autumn If re I
I quested
I lltla floor Nrir netuBit
LOOMINODALfl HROS ALL CARS 1UANSPEat TO flLOOMINODALII DROS
L3 44 eih LOOMlNOilALE5 j4 5kgtd 60th Streets1 11
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Sreatest of 21I SasY
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TLIEBI6 STORE tr ACI1YIIIJ1SEIF
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SIXTH AVE t nimut 11 t91STS
Ni N IJTH irartrat I
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L e I i t I I Or9anI I a
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fTS most extraordinary occasion t
LI The Special Sale of Slightly Used Pianos and Organs that will be held in q I f
the Auditorium on the 5th Floor tomorrow will be the most remarkable
p
that has ever been advertised In merit variety of selections and littleness f iW
of prices it will overshadow every sale ever held in this or any other city JV
PI N oT T ii on ViNI
PIANOS THAT EVERYBODY WANTS h If
PRICES EVERYBODY CAN EASILY PAY it lq
Choicest collection of slightly used Pianos it is possible to gather Why 14 tr
still the voice of melody in your home when you can obtain a Piano for soJittle1 Y A
moneyand at such advantageous payment terms Easiest of easy payments i
Come and see these Pianos tomorrow You will be astounded Experts t
to show you the instruments and explain all their good points u
Any instrument purchased at this sale will be taken in exchange for a new
one at any time within a year and full value allowed 111 4l4 f
The list of Pianos follows V i i
CPniQHTWt
I Wt Now
I Smith taqnOO SOOO
I Sumner UTOOO 14COO
I WBteri 3BOOO 10000
I Ouvrler 125OO 1OSOO
I Uebnina > 8TBOO 1S5OO
I SteIssprI7 r 7BOqp XPBOO
I Vo e > 7 > 3BOOO JOBOO
I Bterllnir 3BOOO S2BOO
I Everett 1 onOO 22000
I Ion A llamlln 48OOO 2380jQ
I Cblckerlnar OOOOO 2SSOO
I 5IVJ1tE PlXSOS
Kapper f3 OOO 1000
Making the carpets
in our own mills that we
sell here in this store ena
bles us to do better by you
in both quality and price
than is possible by an
other plan of business
And from time to time for
one reason or another we can
offer extra specials resulting
in a considerable saving of
money to our patrons This
week there is n liberal selection
of patterns in the following
carpets and rugs at the saving
here indicated
BEST TENWIRE TAPESTRY BRUS
SELS CARPET 83C yard quality
atS 57Yc
BEST ALLWOOL INGRAIN CARPET
yoc ytrd quality at 4Pc
ROYAL WILTON RUGS 9x12 35
qutlltyat 32650
ROYAL WILTON RUGS 83x106 J30
quality at 2350
I MATTIXOS flU ip U ltd ton
I Isre roll 40 Jda 110 IftlOO
Qal r n 40 rn is M < i > 5
J J Dobson
Corner J4th St and Fifth Ave
The StandardDesks
Arc the Best
FOR IALB BT
CrtAS E MATTHEWS
UTO CANAL aT N T
AU our other office and library
furniture match with these In qual
ity and valur
flTT 1 flTT Ilten uareaiici 13 CUll
FILE OIL itscoincl Icu etc Wilt
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SQVAflE PIANOII
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Gilbert 430000 4IGOO
Larch 10000 2G00
Ole 3ZII00 2G00
Stators 81G00 8300
holder 30000 8300
Nonn Clark 110000 31500
far ball 8300 4000
1toOman a21100 OOO
Llntendt 30000 5500
Steadman 3USOO 11100
ICrakauer 40000 0300
Drden J rnsOOO 61100
IOfllLOn2 8GOOO 1000
r UAnE VIA0S ill 7
wis tIo t I I Iy
Water > 375 < OTIS f f
lenberT I i
Vogel BSOOO 8BOO Itl
Itardman L 40000 OOlOO 4 y
CMcIiertne BOOOO OlSob 1 J
ChlcUcr nff 51ooo4 JJOOOO 7 t
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GnAHDPlAJro fl
Steinway Con P1 j
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ert I Izoooo 03OBOO I 1 I
Stelmwar Par t
lor oi 1X 600 4 so e t 11 1
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OnCAHS n <
Slurp Clark IBOOO 080 L t i f
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ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK OPENS AN ACCOQIi1 T
f ur DnnmQ FURNISHED 1 5
I UUI I1UVIIII COMPLETE AT ilJ jJ
Always on ixhlbltlon at out show I I
fOOIN Write for lUt of goodi
L ror hue outfit Ii
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DININGROOM FURNISHED COMPLETE AT 35
COD > UtlO Of J
1 Sideboard large Unto drawer lined diver drawer large b Til plats mirror lx t
ceiient flatib I
1 EatDloD Table carved Uii Mrrlnabl sod otnunwiU pollsbtd top
1 Cblo Clout 10 IDcbea butt
i Cneat Churl lifT Inonel1 contructed with brat arms and neatly cin04
backs
PARLOR famished complete at 539 t
BEDROOM furnished complete at 1875
Wrlta for LIt of TIso Outfit
Our LIberal Credit Term hold good also in the suburbs of Now Tork or on Lour s
lilted la iiw Jm y or Connecticut Frtlf aniS oartlra allowed Our store cat
be reached bJ traDror on all lice
ores SATURDAY UNTIL 10 OCLOCK SITu ST L STATION AT TUB DOOK 1
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Popular Prices
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