The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 3, 1908

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N 6 r 1 I n I 1 i I OppLrt1f THE jll GAML AND h gLTBAS YODAYS RACES bULS WBATHIin Inlr TnMRlit I Thursilnj Clomly y rTTV PlNAL Grbt OOitorO EOWIONT 4 JSL l RES U l T SED I T ION i Circulation Books Open to AIL I J II Circulation Books Open to AU1 1 1 00 7 PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 19O PRICE ONE CENT I BOOKS JOLTED HARD IN 3 vyEll PlANNED COUPS ATGRAVESEND t f Delcanta Rossfenton and Dandelion Are Made Mediums of HeavyI Play at Gravesend and Richly Reward Their Backers BY VINCENT TREAXOR GRAVESEND RACE TRACK June 3This was a day of winning Coups at the race track Up to the running of the alMged handicap fourth on the card three of them went through handily to the dismay I of the bookmakers Delcanta in the steeplechase handicap was the first of the good things After being heavily backed at odd on he never gave j his backers an anxious moment leading all the way The second suc I cesful plunge was on Rossfemcjii an added starter in the Manhansst The colt Is owncl by Hilly nulxl the iclubhouo commissioner Ho an nounced before the rare that lie didni think Un fpiion rould 1051 and lie plunged accordingly Joe Notter brought RotsfentOi home on the hit and again the layers h3d to ills deep Into their f bankroll LJtJrr thousands In win ning wagers I The third good thing In n row was If Dandelion In th liantllMp The Hlea In 110 cock hor e hat worked a mils and In the iso quarters VMS given out ni tmst a certainty iJanlellon was a very jod hoe in Ui aoc rml afur belns tvk icd nil i wny on the hak stretch nehlrd IlilU ian ail Karl U Ciune avny easily in u trotcii Books Are Hard Hit Miller rule a very conMent race or the horfv never was fu el in Lit pocle and waitvd patiently ror n opening aryl v lien It came there was nothln th it but Dandelion Illllcman i anti Karl G fought It out all the way through the treM for he place ICitl rj getting It In the las stride Tiie tnrcj sood tilings ht the books to the I tune of at least JVW i Killing Goc Vronr in First I Tlio bookmaker RO off In n good hi tai In HIP opening event when JMiuple Honours won Halifax hal been played Jo lot a killing and lilt nooks would have 7 been tripinicil nell hail lie won hail y fax However broke down during the rrr and camr hack Ito IMP hMils lame f lIrhal t j lrlzelte was the i et liorse U1 the rare and couldnt luivo Inn If he had not ibeen knocked nearly out ol It on the bokat ret ci iiiio overfuiu tin 111110 tfureiico somewhat II lid getting clear calling finished second closing lat 011 Uliuple Honour right al the end Frant Lord was third Till Mnrt in this race was of the Pculnglll brand Is to fay had lienrdall nnd jrcun Mill being 1 practically left Queen Marguerite showed a Hash of eurly spoed but Sim I Vie Honours had the rae In hand eaJ y I Scratches Spoil Steeplechase I ThUtltdale Haulier Grandpa Yellow back and Strllaltiiul wci Derate eJ j from the i3Iplcitoo llnudlrnii KJV Ins It a good iliiijr fcr Uelcanta Ho was pliyed off the boards and won under wraps afr legdlns nil the way Sandy Crrclcor ffereil ioni fonipftl tlon until IK CIT to the Liverpool In front of tlic gtMnd stHi 1 Ho clirircd It but laniled hadlv lildns to his hind 1 5B Mr Smith owivri pulled him together and nltlmuah h rfIrl the race he wns rrvcr In It nrtrrward St Keln nnlsi d n g 1 second Ironsides wus added fruiii t ulo elslblcs anti run a 50 1 rae rmiflderint hit o stood up and sot the fhow money Rocsfenton Wins Race Billy liubol the I l housi conimln rlcnor and his friend marlo a big hill Ins on the renult or the Xlanhansott Wtnkcs which wna won by his Rosa tenton Tile gray celt was one or j Ix nrto 1 Hlarter nil of which seemed to perplex the talent hen the market opined the WhItney pair Hlackford I and Xtec were the favorites but It I toon became evident hat Itosifenton was tile Roods The money went on the jJiiholF colt in bin chunks ItotRtcntcn nlded hn clever nervy ride hy Joe Not ter delivered the goods Iomlni from lel1lll1l the pacemakers nt tho head or he btretch Nottnr cteci I fil tor I tie rail and Illernllv jnniineil his way tlnouKh to catch lilliieyn lllak lord at ho Mxteenth pole lie then j came away caplly Moorlyh Kin who WHI hnee ns a Rood tiling in hoinu quarters ran a Rood rae llirhtlns It out with the Whitney pall noTly nil tho way He tired a hit In tile run from the head or the stretch told had to be content with the show money Choirmaster of Chetcrhrook whi a name to a hor ewas left at the post Blandy Gets Worst of Start Good uck uncle Imp unit ISlKot were critvh il from the llftli leavlns Rid News nn oil la on rtxorltA with I niindt ti ot onil choice Dad Nit klckd up an awful fus At the start an1 just ii the 2arrhr njs sprun one or the assistant starter iot rtal News rlitiit In front of llhimbv turning him conuilflely around TliN killed IllnnilyB chance for Iho tiuncli were off III thrlr strldn when t hf lolU tip the chase Masunlello J bun hllolftrolhlit made all the run k I r I t GRAVESEND RESULTS FIRST RACE Simple Honours 12 I to 1 and 4 to 1 1 rrizette 7 to 5 for place 2 Frank Lord 3 SECOND RACEDelcanta 4 to 5 I and 1 to 4 1 St Kevin even for place 2 Ironsides 3 i I THIRD RACE Rcssfenton 2 to 1 and 4 to 5 1 Blackford 1 to 2 for place 2 Moorish King 3 FOURTH RACEDandelion 12 to 5 nd even 1 Earl G 4 to 5 for rItc 2 Rifleman 3 I FIFTH RACE 3ad News 7 to 10 i anti 1 to 4 1 Lord Stahopc 8 to 5 for place 2 Maaancillo 3 j I SIXTH RACE Rose Beaumont i 15 to 1 and 6 to 1 1 Lady Hub I bard 2 to 1 for place 2 Nigger I Baby 3 I SEVENTH RACE Shapdaie 25 to 1 and 10 to 1 1 Waponoca 2 I to 1 for place 2 Racquet 3 HiMlim Cliinl on Pnp ti nltif right into the stretch where Not t1 fi ni Iid Xend up and vaerl him ih early effort cost Masanlello the plTn moiKv for lie hod nothing left hfn Lord Stanhope challeiiKed Ac cordlnalv be jot only I ho show monev liliinlv Iiruko low n badly at the ena nd limped pnlntiilly hack to tim li5 There wn aKi a suspicion of a limp from Bad News iftr the ITLO Oh Joy for the Bowery At last Paddy Sullvaii put over a sood one Big Tims genial brother Jot ai good as 13 to I aBalnit his filly floe jeumont In the slxtli race and he look It Knsc Beiiimont won In the last hun ded yards from Lady Hubbard with NiKper Baby third Lidy Hubbard had all the worst of the racing luck and after bcm inesseI around In the early running was rut off bv Rose Beaumont Just ns she wns abim i come through on the rail In ihu race Sir John Was the victim of Mr Pettln llls work as sttrtir lie was practically left at the PORt Erbet which stood out on fig tires In til rice was scratclud Shapdale Wins Seventh TT PrHw ONcll stable flnnily JUI Shaplale over T Koorner brousht him nom Ioinin fIn n whore In the stretch to clean a bin sip on Wap nocn who was plnveil for t kIMng iirijie won qo nwav Wnponoci held on end was second In front ot Rncoiiit wh closec Strong Star This tle vas fourth TORONTO RESULTS TOBONTO UAPK TRACK June 3 The races here today reunited u fol low FI11ST BACnSix furlongs Ida neci 13 to 2 and 3 to 3 I I Herman Johnion I 2 to for place 2 Alencon 3 Time III iKCONI I I1AC1Fotir and a half fur I long Mrs J PanRIn 1 to 1 and 2 to 51 1 M iia out forT lice 2 Happyland 3 lIIlIO i li Ill li1D IlACi One mile anti a six teenth Klllcmt 11 in 23 and I to n l Pave AdMim ill to 10 for place I Ox ford Time 1IS 2 s KorilTU Ucrtne mile and a riuariT Inferno 1 to 1 and out 1 VJipniRO il n 3 ft place 2 Iols Cava naugh t IHtirifj 2 s K1KTM HACK Hteeplc hase Sam Parmer i to I and fi to 21 i ptcktlme iS to 1 for Lulled lluddy 3 Tims ild ildrilXTH rilXTH KACK One mile anti seventy yardsVtllon I nckuyp 7 to nnd Ito to 1 I lnuik Ijalcc 2 to I for place 2 Iul havvnlalo Tliiu l I 7i5 SKVKNTH ItAiX1 Uic rwlonss Bertha K to to n amt 3 to J 1 Trrnmer r U to J Cur place 2 Splon 1 TIme Ut 4 1 1d Ii RESUL TS OF TODA YS GAMES II 0 BROOKLYN 2 PHiLUES 1 SCORE BY INNINGS Philadelphia 000100000 1 Brooklyn 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 Selal to The Eivmrx World WASHINGTON PARK BROOKLYN June 3 Having finally broken their hoodoo by winning a same from the Phillies yesterday Patsy Donovans Trolley Dodgers went nt Billy Mur rays n JreJ ion toni the Quaker City today confident of taking another As this was the final game of the series with the Quakerltes Donovan was anxious to capture It and selected Southpaw Hucker to do the twirling Murray depended on Sparks First Inning Knabe failed to connect with three of llucker curve Courtney also failed to locate Ruckers speedy ones and the rooters gave the twirler a great ovation Titus was hit with a ran Inhoot and went to first 1atteu ran over to the first batc foul line and captured Mapees high My NO RUNS Huintne Hied out to Maitfc Sheehan went to first after Sparks had tossed up four outside Illngs Lumley welted tile ball to riirht for a base sending Sluehan to third Jordan drew four lntis lillinir the bases LewiS sent a lit to O l orne Patee singled scoring Sheetian but as Lumley ais J tried to lilly he was nallnl at the plate on Kniibes throw lo Doom ONE RIN Second Inning Ofborne was Ruekers third victim on tiiluJ Bransfttld smasred a lint grounder to Pattee who thrtw him out uoolln lined the ball to omtrt and stopped at first Dooln soaked a grounder to Lewis who threw to Pat I tee forcing Doolin at second NOM RLNS M lorty was retired on a fast play by ncolln And Brausfkld Berscn banged out a high one which Titus got under Ruckers grounder hit Bran fields hands and bounded to Knabe wlo threw to Spark nt first In time to got the big twIrler NO RUNS Third Inning Sparks 1fted a fly back of the rltchers box which Sheehan sot under Knibc also sent one up in the air but this time Lumley smothered the ball Courtney drove a fly to Hummell NO RUNS Cotirtnev made a great stop or Hum hells liner with one hand and thrw him out a f rsi Sptrks knocked down Sheeiinns hot one and nailed him at fir Lumey then set the fans crazy bv liftli te hall over the right field fence for a home run Jordan followed with a drive to right which was good for a bask Lewis was a victim on strikes ONE RUN Fourth Inning Titus beat out his hit to Jordan Sluy Oi gel iaiI went out on strikes burn doudrj to left scoring Titus BransMeld Ill to Sheehan who touched on olnife m by u fast throw to Jordin ilouoled up Bransfield ONL nt N Pattee hunted but was nipped on Sparkss rat throw to Bran flehl Mn Icmey holted a fly to th Infeld which Knabe smutlercd Bergen hit to the right leld fence for two bises Rucker 5555 easy Sparks to Bransfield NO RUNS Fifth Inning I Doolln wn dlsposed of on his ground er by lewis and Jordan Dooln reached first on Pattees muff of Mi fly Spirks Oooln tried to pasted a flv In Lumley steol but was caught on Beren pretty throw to lewis NO Rl I Hummel hit to Poolln and was nn same easy out wav Sheehan Poolln made was retired another In great the I ton of Iumlcvs hnrd hit and threw I him ut NO RUNS Sixth Inning I Knabes infield fly was snatched by Pattee Courtney hit one which Lumley captured after a hard run Titus was I him the third victim Lewis throwing out at ills NO RtNS Knabe nude a good stop of Jordans I grasscutter nnd nailed him nt first Lewis drove a bounder to Doolin and i wa the second out Pattee singled to I right Pattee stole second and as the ball got away from Oooln he kept right to third Maloney drew four balls on Maloney stole second hut on Dooms I throw to Courtney Pattee was caught oft third NO RUNS Seventh Inning Mugfc was failed out on strikes for the iecond time Osborne singled to loft K rdan made a prcttv running catch l Rransflcid3 foul fly near the bleachers Ofborne was cauglit nap Ilir rsticlter to Jordan to Lewis NO n tNS Bergen went out Knabe to Brans field Rucker filed out to Magee Hum moll lined the bill to left for a hag Htimmoll stole second Sheehan walked Bransflld ran out to the bleachers and grabbed Lumlcys foul fly NO RUiNS Eighth Inning Dcolln banged a long flv 10 Malone nooln fannrd out Sparks wns east Patten and Ionian retiring him N1 RUNS Jordan strolled on four high one LowlM forced Jordan at second spark lo noolln Pattee singled sendhii Lowli to thin Patteo stole second Mnlonev filed lit to Knnbe Bergen was thrown out at Itrt nv Knabe Nt HlNS Ninth Inning Knabe was retired by Lfwls and Ttr dan Courtney wns a victim on strlk Thins Ingled to right Magep trtlI out for hit third time NO RU S COLLEGE GAME i At Camtrldgs Horvird t 1 0 0 0 0 0 V I 11own 0 0000000 v0 lluterles Mourse and Rnymond Illcji and Currier UmpireMr Con nuly h t i Ui BROOKLYN f R 1110 A E Hummell If 0 1 1 0 0 Sheehan 31i 1 0 1 0 Lumley rf 1 2 3 0 0 i Jordan Ib 0 1 7 1 0 I Lewis ss 0 0 2 4 0 I Patteo 2b 0 2 3 2 1 I Maloney cf 0 0 1 0 0 Bergen c 0 1 8 1 C Hucker p 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 2 7 27 10 1 PHILADELPHIA H H PO A E Knabe 2b 0 0 2 0 Courtney 3b 0 0 1 1 0 Titus rf 1 2 1 0 0 Magee If 0 0 2 0 0 Osborne cf 0 2 1 0 0 Bransflelcl Ib 0 0 13 1 0 Doolin ss 0 1 1 5 1 Doolnc 0 0 2 1 0 Sparks p 0 0 1 4 0 Totals 1 5 24 17 1 First Base on Balls Off Sparks C Left on Bases Philadelphia 3 Brook Struck Out By Rucker S Sparks 1 Home Runs Lumley TwoBase Hits Osborne Bergen Stolen Bases Pattee C Maloney Hummell Doublo PII1 Sheehan to Jordan Hit by PI teller Titus Umpire Rudderhain NATIONAL LEAGUE At Pittsburg Pt Louis 0 2 o 0 1 o 2 n s s Pittsburg 2 1 0 0 n 0 0 1 0 J Batteries Baymond and Ludwig Young and Gibson Umpire Mr Idem AMERICAN LEAGUE At Philadelphia Phllad0iiha 0 0 0 0 1 5 I 0 11 Vashlngton 0 0 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 5 Batteries Kalkenberg and Street Bender and Smith Umpire Mr Con nolly I At Detroit Cleveland 0 n 0 ft 0 1 o 0 flh Detroit 0 0 0 0 II II 0 1 12 tPrlesJoss and Clarke Wlllett and Schmidt Umpire Mr Sheridan At St Louis The St IoiilChlcago game postponed on account ot rain EASTERN LEAGUE I At Jersey City I Newark 1 0 n n n i lerey City 2 0 0 0 0 n Batteries Hughes and Krltchele Vlltse and Wood Umpires Kelly and Murray At Buffalo Toronto 20100000fl2 Buffalo 30000003 JUatterles Applegate and Vnndegrlft Veswngcr and Archor Umpire Mo ran At Baltimore Providence 00000000 00 Baltimore 00001200 x3 Uattertes Krlel and Petrr on Hardy and Jlearne Umpire Sullivan FAMOUS HOTEL BURNED SARATOGA N Y June 3Moons Lake House at Saratoga Lake one of the most widely known hotels In this vicinity and a landmark of Saratoga County was destroyed by fire early to day The building was untemnttd at the tlm of the lire although the watchman was sleeping there The loss will be SIOOCO covered by Insurance The cause of the flit Is not known althotijri trcfindlarl Is susoected Doesnt It Seem Strange Did you read the illustrated article In the Magazine Section of last Sundays World about the New York scientists who are going In search of the 14 000000 year old Naosaurus Isnt It odd that people should spend so much time and money try ing to find something of but little practical value when such tanslble rmd necessary things as Positions Workers Homes Investments Bar gains c can be found ANY DAY by simply consulting The Worlds wonderful Directory of Wants t medium that has presented 6285 such separately advertised opportu nities during the last two week daysg278 more thin the HeraM 1 DoYou Read World Ads I as Olttn as You Should BOSTON 6 HIGHLANDERS 1 SCORE BY INNINGS Boston 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 0 6 Highlanders 00000000 1 1 I II Splal to Th Evralnp WnrMl AMFRzCtN LBAOtE PA11K Jim j a iA crowd of Scl was up to see the Highlanders play their furowcll frame wIth Boston They had almost forRit i ten the awful IIrtlr of yerterday and cherrcd Griff and his gang every diatom they got Glaze and Orth oniioel 1 each other In thn box j First Inning McConnell started off by flying out to i Ball and so did Lord Cravath drew a I frwe pass Gentler was out Orth to Chase NO lUNS i Nlles fouled out to Lord Easier I Bounded to Vaijner who t rew him out at first llerihlll struck out NO I JMJN3 I Second Inning I Conroy to Chase put Inglaub out Stahl was under Sullivans high one i Wagner tore off a pretty xliiBlt to cm i tTO Held McFarland smashed n double I to right scoriif Wagner Cllazc out Orth to Clvise ONH KlN 1 Chase died out to Sullhan Glaze threw out Stuhl at first base Hall I was safe on Wasner high throw lu j Unglaub and Conroy flied to Cravath I NO HUNS I Third Inning I McConnell struck out KIlcs threw i out Lord after miklnpr a pretty stop 1 and Orths quick throw to Chase nailed Cravath at first base NO HUNS I Blair was an easy out for McCoi nell and fnclaub Orth smashed I insle to right Held but wan forced out when McConnell got Nllcss grounder I and touched Al out on the line NIlCH then stole second base ieejer walked McConnell threw out Hcmphill NO R UNS Fourth Inning Messier singled to left Held hut was I out stealing second haso Blair to Bull fnnlauh beat out a low one lo short and went to third bare on Sullivans single to loft Held Vaner hanged a Late one to rleht Held scoring trn plaub MiFarland nlo d tp Stahl and II Glaze struck Ult ONH H17N Lord threw out Chase and Stahl was retired In the name way Wagner threw I out Bal NO HUNS I Fifth Inning Nllerf ioeh out McConnell l mll drove ilnslp pant first base hut wai caught steallnc soitt1 HlrIr to Balj Cravath wall Conroy uiarle a beau tiful imctuinrt itoT and threw out GeetJor VO RUNS I I Conroy foued to McFarlind Blair was out Vnslaiih to Glaze Orth roled I out to UiiBlaub unassisted NO HLNS Sixth Inning I Mall threw out Inirlaub Sullivan I Jlnnlcd to centre Nlles tossOti out I Vnsn r Sullivan taklnr second base JlrKirbiil walked Gina bunted i ntlv Oiling the I nse d Conuicii I iI ii I el I oi s I second srorlnR Sulllvnti I and Me i iii xes threw out Ix nlJ 10 nivs Mips ivnlked Keeler flied to Sulll van Uemplilll shot a floor against Implrf OLouchllns flank for a slnele hnHe struck out and NIles died trylnci to sleil tilr1 l ae McKnrland to l ird NO RfNf Seventh Inning I Cravath was hit by a pitched ball and I he anti Ge 3lr both scored MI the lit I tors home run mnsh ti deep rlelit fleld CnRlauh tiled to Hemphlll SulM van slinrl i1 Wagner llflfd a high one which Keeler oanturp1 Orth toasttl out VnFnrlnnrt TWO UfNS McFarland tossed out Slahl Bull doubled to left field Conre Ill Into a double play HC lined to MeCommll art Ball w R s donblfd Up at second base Mc Connell to Warner NO KfNS Eighth Inning Orth threw lit haze McConnell eat out a bunt and wns out steallnr econd hasp Blair to Nllps lord sin rid to centre field Crnvath struck cut NO RNS Blair Minded Sio centre feld Orth fouled to McFnrland fish was out I stealing second base MrKarland to Wasneer N lies slnzled Keeler ws I out to Unslaub unassisted NO RUNS i Ninth Inning I Gesscr hued out to NIles Unelauli I slltlrd and took second ns Orth threw out Sullivan Ball threw out ian i 1 NO RUNS I Hemphlll doubled to rlsht fleld Chase slnKled to centre field hasp stole ser I anti Stnhl struck OUI IlPiuphlll scored i ns Wagner threw out Ball Conroy struck out ONE HUN 40000000 OF U P BONDS TAKEN BY A SYNDICATE Ati announcement that the Union Pa n Railway Compiny has sold to a ndicate or American and European inkers tKMiVlorii of the tlOOOft 000 Issue first mortgage bonds authorized last uonth Is expected to be made at n meet ing of the directors of the company to iiiorow It is understood that the new financing plan has been complnted and twalls only tho approval of the full onrd of directors The price at whl1 the bonds were taken by the banking I vndNnte ls variously estimated at Ton 93 to 91 FROST IN S KILLS EARLY VEGETABLESS I MVLONH N Y June 3A heavy rost did considerable damage amon I norinern foothills of the Adlron lacks TuetRY night At Kcmpton ICe Kempon formed on small pools anI In sni In stances Crt destroyed early veget this At Saranao Lake Paii Smiths and McCulloms It was particularly se vere North ot Matone no damage ra suited 1 HIGHLANDERS R U PO A F XiloT 2h 0 I 2 4 0 Kceler rf 0 0 1 0 0 Homphill cf 1 2 1 0 0 Chase Ib 0 1 14 0 0 I Stahl If 0 0 2 0 0 I Hall ss 0 1 4 2 0 I iCorroy Pb 0 0 0 2 0 flair c 0 1 It H 0 Orthp 0 1 0 C 0 Totals 1 7 27 I 0 BOSTON nOSTOH H I PO A B McConiiPll 13 0 2 2 0 Lord 3b 0 2 2 J 0 I Cravath If 1 0 1 tl 0 j Gesslor rf 1 2 0 U 0 IHglaiih II 1 2 1 1 0 j Sullivan cf l 3 2 0 J 0 Wngner ss 1 2 2 j I I McKnrlaml c l 1 C 3 I Glare p 0 1 1 1 0 I i Totals G 15 27 13 1 1 First Base on Halls Off Orth 3 off Glaze i L t on Bases lloston S Highland era B Struck Out By Orth 3 by Glaze 4 t Hrm Kilns OrJialer i TwoBase Hits MnKarlanc Ball Hemphlll Stolen JitoscaNiles Chase tvijj i IhVCf flush to Vflgncr Hit by Pitcher Cravath t mure Vrougilln ROOSEVELT fAllS I WITH HIS HORSE lANDS IN CREEK I I President Tumbles Over Back ward Vhen Animal Rears and Both Drop Together A i ITNGTON June 3Presldcnt Roosevelt had an exceedingly narrow escape fiom a serious accident while horseback riding In Rock Creek Park yesterday afternoon Mrs Roosevelt was with the President and reports of the affair which gained currency last night were denied at the Walt House at the tIC as neither the President nor Mrs Roosevelt poke o the affair upon their return The rumors came from the occupints of several carriages who saw the accident The President was rldlns a new horse a young animal As the party ode down through a cut In a bank nriled a creek and were aseendlns the oank on II other side the President horse reared Mr Roosevelt leaned far ward In the saddle and threv the reins don In loops so as to avoid pulling tne iiorse backward Falls Into Creek jraln on rcachlns the top of 10 hank tlio hone reared a second time aid the President leaned forward again but the animal stood up stralgi on Its hind lea and then went ovir backward Into the creek with the President Keeling that he was going backward Ihe President slipped fron the saddle isut fell Into the creek cl so besljo tin ncrse which landed on Its back Th Animal fell on the down stream side on lit President who rcnllzlns that he would be In danuer fruit the horse feet should I turn toward him got nit of the teat as rapidly as p sslbU1 Tho horse however turned uer from he President nnd got up He was captured at once the Presi dent I etul aunt il and coda for an hon ind 1 half iiefure returning to th Vhlto House The Cal fr in t horp buck to the sinam bed waj a distance of tutor than ten feot TI stream WII about two feet deep wi in epetllns rocky bed N cIt tcr th President nor the hori recelvd 11 slightest Injury Pr Idnt Huosjvelts two regular rl ig horses tveiri out of mmlsilon yet trtlny both being Indlsposexl Th lesldvnt orderly wlsheil in try 1 he new animal hut this Prenlden I k It upon himself to do this lie eirinl the horae he rode as l KOI d I one but being young he has a tend boy IINar up on slight provocation Tho rrttd nt was dressed In khbj I c4 GIANTS 3 BOSTON n j I SCORE BY INNINGS I i Giants 03000 00003 1 I Boston 00000000 00 j I Eiwclll to The HvenlrK WorM NATIONAL LHAtiKK SHOINDS BOSTON Juno 3rhe Olsints took thn llnal iriimo of the seiles here today Ily the score of 3 lo 0 Mnthcwson was Inunclble hoirtlnr the locals to jthre his nil I raiiiiiiii elixen moil rNliblHhlng a record hero fur the i sout son Vun plicheil KOOI hl with the ex I ception of tho Kfiond inning when with ha teas c Ii two uoiinlvn and a single tho Cilants allied thru times Notm M Ile ol 1 Now Yorliirs iou wlJi Huston wer In the game us conspicuously as durinic the past two cotitcis Tb 3 was dui to llur inability to hit Mahovon tiCirge llnwm had a big batting flump falling down time times on srKs IHvtln pulled off nin of Ms old time stops in the nst Inning Hint made tho I fans sit up and yell i Ii iuitsci Veto hoarse First Inning I Shannon fllrd to Sv tney Tenney irtruclc out Ixdilln lllcd inu to Browne In deep right N u HUNS i Jtrmvne struck out Beaumont also fAiinrd Hates Hied out to Shannon NO HUNS I Second Inning Seymour was sifc after hates dropped I his fly to short centre wlillo on a tad run NcMlhani doubled to eiiitre send ing Seymour to third Devlin doubled tu rlKht scoring Seymour and Need him Doylci sacrificed Sweeney n HItchey Devlin Rolng to Milrl itiuwnc mal t corkIng catch of Itrldwells lly to rlglit but Devlin scored on the piny MathowHOii thleih out to JJeniiinont THUKH HUNS McGann sent a skyscraper to Shan non llowermans fly wan gathered In hy Tenney biik of ilrt Ultcley struck out NO H17N3 Third Inning S an on hit the llrnt hall pltcifd by Young to right for 1 single Tenney was afe on Howniuins failure to pick up his hit III Cult o f the plate Doniln struck out licwtrnan on th same play vnutfnt Shannon in an nttoupt to tt il third S ymotir fanned NO nrxs Datden after having three hals and nn strike ailed on him was famed tiv Mathewfon Scr nov wan thu first Dove to reich first cuttlns j lirtot 1 halls rune was Mathowsons llftli vlctlnt on strlkcj IVroivn also struck out No runs runsFourth Fourth Inning Xceithnm filed to Kitchev Devlin I out Dahlen to Mcfinnn Doyle was struck out but ODay thought illffer I ent and yravo him n bass on bilK rovU was forced at swond on ItrM wells rap Dnhlen to Pltchey NO HPV3 I lUnumont out Dovlo to Tenney titles r iched flrl on Tenncys error of his grounder Metinn on Dcvi Ito I leit hey Howermnn ii led out to Devlin NO RUNS Fifth Inning I Mntlewnon flied out lo fironnc Slian lon sliiBlod to left but wns liter run down between first and second Young to Mctrtnn to Hllro it uoney tiled out to Svseenov NO RUNS Rltchey spoiled Msttys chances of pitching a no hit game In dm Ing a Kbishlng sltKle to rluit Iliiln w I forcod nt 5 rond on Oihlcns tip DOTlo to Hrldivpll Divifii al nM r sfond on 5wsen 1o lilt i I nuute ralr Young funnel NO RUNS Sixth Inning Doniln popped tj Mi Him Seymou jlnrloj P first Needhvn lilt lnt x double nlay Young to Pltchey to MrOann NO RUNS Riowne struck out for the third time Beaumont cot Hustons second hit I Mnzlp to rlzht Deaumont Ins cauchr stealfni Needham to E vie Bates r anned NO RUNS Seventh Inri Devlin out Itltcliev t McGann oyle was an easy out Young to Mr iann Brldwell pappe to nitchcy NO RUNS McUann Oed out to Doniln Rower nan singled IT lentrj Ulthv ou J iylo to Tonne Jahe out Itld7el lo Tenney NO HUNS Eltjiith Inning I Mathcwson tllJ to Bates Shannon nipped to HItchey Trnney singled to ef Tenney stole second Doniln let 10 Sweeney Nt RUNS Doyle let Sweeneys sharp grounder J thiouch his legs Hnnnafin hated f jr VOUIIB Hinnnfln filed to Doylo lirowno forfpd Sweenev Doylo to nrldwoll Heaumont made Mattys tenth victim MI strikes NO RUNS Ninth Inning lvrgu on now pitching for Boston Hevmour out Hltchey to McGann Needham tiled to Hiaumont Devlin out Sweeney to MXinim NO RUNS Hates fanned McUann tiled oit to iouner Dovlln made n inarTllous n and throw getting ttonermin at nt XOltrXS ml the fact tint lie ot tlmughly Stt did not became apparent i iho c HI saw hm after the accident Roosevelt Not Daunted Several carriages which hut crossed forth Just ahead of to President ppl and the nccupans tr I I at what was happening Viie rxpvrirruo will i iiiij o rlous osbl 11111 I itS lIlt lull ttI p ed of the l rfslil ntii pleasure in i Itnig and i iti uiisldLraDie graiiktuon In tie test of hU h r emiiniiilp as both tunes the animal reared he Instinctively HIPW l ms lf forward so that his livnil was directly oeildo that of the irlnp iumA1 amt the reins being thrown loose hal no tension whatever tu pull rha hor bacovarJ 1 I GAS R H po A E Shannon I 0 2 3 0 0 Tenner 11 0 1 6 0 1 10nln rf 0 0 1 0 0 Smnllr cf 1 1 0 0 0 I cdham c 1 1 1 1 0 i Deln 1 1 1 1 2 t DorIc 2b 0 0 2 6 i Brhlwel s 0 0 3 0 0 i I ratheYsOt p 0 0 0 0 0 Totals a G 27 9 2 BOSTON nOSTOR H P0 A E hirowne rf 0 0 3 0 0 Beallmont cf 0 1 2 0 0 c Bate If 0 0 1 0 1 lcGann Ib 0 0 7 1 0 Bowerman c 0 1 3 1 1 Htche 2b 0 1 73 0 Dahieii 55 0 0 0 2 0 Scene 3b 0 0 4 2 0 Young I 0 0 0 3 0 Unnaln 0 0 0 0 0 I Fcigtison to 0 0 0 0 0 j Total 0 3 27 12 I 1 I Batted Jor Young In eighth j those ltsOrr Young 6 In S Innings 1 I Ilrst Base on Balls Off iMathewson 2 loft on liases Boston 5 Oltnts 2 j I riti ucic Out By Mathewson 1 by Toting 3 lto Lee Hits Nocdham Devlin ji I 11 i n Hues Tenney Dnnilc Plays Young to Rltchey t ietrttn U nIu eVDa I TELLER WHO I I SHOT HIMSElf I SHORT1O000 Left Letter to Manager of the Bank Confessing His Guiit Not until late this afternoon did It j develop that there was a shortage of I upward of J1CMXK In the accounts of l Charles T Mulr the paying teller of the Fortysecond street and Eighth ave nue branch 0 tho Corn Exchange Hank who after attending to his dutlei I 1 rl an hour In his usual methodical manner today went Into the basement I and put a bullet through his brain ICnowlng of his faithfulness and sn brlety during twenty years of un I broken service In their employ the heads of the Corn Exchange refused tf listen at first to any suggestion that it1 suicide might have been Inspired oy defalcation of any sort rte disclosure came through the pub lication by Coroner Acrltelll of a letter whlcn Mulr left for George H Frew the manager of the branch This letter road as follows Dear Mr FrewM accounts are short The toral account Is entered j This has been going on for about live years covering the shortage by I subsUtmlne now accounts for old I wish to say that nne either In the J hank or out of the bank Is to blame for this but mvself CHAR S T WIn Supposed to Be the Total J Enclofd with the letter were deposit slips ranging In amount from HIT to ts and making In all t9C93l2 ThIs sum Is supposed to represent the total of tlie defalcations Coroner Acrltelll refused to Rive the names of the de positors that appeared on tho telltale sllp sllpMulr lived some time after he shot li us If hut never regained conscious ness He was taken first to Roosevelt Hopltnl Although dying he wns re fused admittance there becaUse th In stitution has no prison war He waa thiii rmhed aross lowu scarcIy bealMng In an ambulance to BU cute u hi 1 soon after expired Had Wife and Two Daughters Mulr was iitrtys v n years old and lived with MH wife and two little JClrlj at X y 1 WMI IWth street A her ContInued on Second Pal I 4 r I

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j c V T dr r oF I THE EVENING u WEDNESDAY JUNE 31908 3 I MOGUL THE BLIND t BABY RHINO SEES AFTEROPERATION S Cataract Removed and Sight Restored to Left Eye at Bronx Zoo I CHASES HIS KEEPERS Recovers Sooner Than Ex pected and Resents Visit to His Quarters There was great rejoicing In the Bronx Zoo today over the successful termination of the operation upon the e es of the blind baby rhinoceros Mogul A lively chase around the car In which Dr W Heed Blair and Keep ers Thurman and Ilayruther barely managed to escape the pur ulnc beast was sulllclcnt proof that Mogul had re gained his eyesight Gie exclaimed Uayruther as he skinned over the edge of the case lust escaping H snjilnx cavern In the face of Mogul this bb rhino has grown eome since last wik of ilogul is an unbMiitlful creature India who has been handicapped greatly by bllndmns Native rhino rustlers twelve months ago taught 11 j Mogul In the swamps of the Province ta I of Ncupuul After sinking tfcr e bullets r Into Ills hide they beat nlm wit II nciny clubs until IhM thick head moru re sembled pulp than anything else The attack blinded the animal Cataracts His Trouble The rnlnosccros was a ar old at the time of his caKUix Kvur since Ills ar rival at the llruiix Zoo his sad plight has been a source of greaL regret to Bupt William T Hornudaj who has u soft place In his heart for every liv ing thing plam or animal To restore tho lost eyesight beCallh a decision with Supt Hornaday last week and to that end Dis George K Van Master and J 1 Gwattune were escorted b Dr Blair on Saturday to un impio vIsed hospital In the antelop uousu wtieie the Baby Ivhmo nail quarters C The operation Ieriuitntd was u i movul OZ cal Uct it took tnree ana onthali pounus of cmorofurm and one iiulr a pound 01 cuter to put viu KUl to sled foe neeuimg WHS uun with u xmull knile uy vvhica a small lncisiuti was niuuu III one curner of each e e ino iuillnt away ut the cataniciK pioved to Ou an extremeiy delicate ta k ami 11M ucu all operation perlormeU uiun a human bums usuuliy rcqulrih lour weeks before uiy result uin bo known Mogul wee put into thu uncertamt chas and nls keeper UeliricJ speculation until the latter 1ait of June But tuts morning when Dr Blair and the two kfvpen arrived at the cage 1 with lint HUH e ye CI to perform tho neceisary bathing of DIP eyes Mo mil wai jit r1 eil n f u 0 tike notice f when the trio entered the cage Then to the utter ainiK Turn of tie thre Inn the Baby tiio bojran to make loud and straiiEf nuifpfi such IS animals of thL kind emit whn they see dnnaer approirhinc I He Could See All Right j I recon ho can sco us whispered Thurman f Uayruther I would not be surprised If your stir mite i iuvr i iotirui ieiied Bayrutier Both of you arc right cxclamed Dr Blair as Mogul lifted the tore part of his body and began to toss his horn I Ftuddcd head we had better get out of her herThe retreat of the Bronx Zoo hos pital corps was a memorable flicht I I I and was accompllihed to the accom paniment of cheers from a score of I rarly victors In the antelope house Uavruther wa the last to et beond the harrier Dr Blair told an Evening World reporter tIpI the chase that Mocut had renamed the fight of his left eye so far But he cannot to rus added the Zoo nhvslclan All distances are alike to him It will too some weeks before he can discriminate c whether an object Is one foot away or I twenty I 0 A JULIAN EDWARDS SONG One of a Number of Song Hits 4 t from the Home of IVItmark I Want to Be Tour Baby Boy which the Sunday World Is enabled to present to Its readers through the courtesy of M Wltmark Sons Is one of the many splendid numbers j from The Gay Musician New Yorks I latest comic opera success I The music In this production Is de II j clared by the critics everywhere to be I the best that Julian Edwards has ever written while the books and lyrics of Edward Slettlc and Charles Camp i C C I I I H JULIAN EDWARDS bell aro every one without a Mn o exception distinct novoltlfs Even tlio titles show this as can be seen from the following WII Wont Do a Thins to Ills Opera Lnvollght floimlng from Your Eyes I Thats How I Get Treated Tho Saucy Sparrow My Datminc c Soldier Boy The Box Once Tels v thfo Story What a Dry World rhlH Would Be A Cup of Tea The 111 Unexpected HappenI Have Mv to Doubts Long Long Times and Nor I os Simple as I Look s It Is sate to predict that the music I of this charming comic opera will lIe Ions after the piece Itself has been withdrawn from the hoards although we mil y expect to ice the latter before the public for many days to come It we can Jurtu by th crowded houiii It tt wuck 0 Iblrt 1 li a I VI t j Mi IIU Courting Room J for Church Cupid Endorsed by New York Ministers a I Latest Idea of Chicago Clergy man Is Admitted to Be a Real Necessity I BETTER THAN THE PARK Would Be Boon for Girls Liv ing in BoardingHouses or Away from Home Jiy Rose C Tillotson Dn Cupid In sombre clerical garb with halo and hymn bonk Instead of bow and quiver may look a little odd Lut If he doesnt make good It will be the first time Chubby little tan is ever vnsatie and corns nil obstacles If he shold e I Imeivliwed he would prjbatly c of I the Rev J E Syiiders plan to build a courtine room In connection with the Christ Iresbytfilin Church cf Chlcato Thanks my dear fellow I have not done so bad in your churches hereto fore but since you want to lend a help ing hand why I shall feel gratified anO encouraged Dr Snydnr as told In yesterdays despatches will hive hlf courting room fitted with dim llchtn cozy vr tiers and other devices that have lon I Igureil In the successful courtship of voting folks Why not 7 asked Dr Snyder Young people should not be compelled to no outsIde the church f ir any essen tial and a place fr r rourhlp Is cer tainly essential It will supplant tlu places beer garden parks and other such II Plan Approved Here Thus he has blazed the W ay that others I ore likely to follow for Innovations of ALLOY c I C 7 I P i5e4iIsyJbyti IUS CIe SPccicR5 this kind usually prove popular Trwr exprESsIon alread herd many churches may soon boast of an official lourtlmr room as permanent and Im portant as nnythlne else about It Some of the ministers of Manhattan have already come out In favor of the novelty They fullv realize the dimcul ties and dangers attending lovemaking on park benches flree cnpes twoby tILL FOkT I 70 rIUSIG I I four flat rooms and often under the orgus eye of parents the cold scornful mile of strangers or to the accom paniment of a klJ brothers giggles The Rev Robert S MacArthur rector if Calvar Baptist Church In Fifty eventh street Is one of those who In i dorM the courtlngroom Idea When I asked him about It today he said Its a very excellent Idea and one which should he copied here In our hurch we have provided for every one xcept the sweelhearls and I must infers they have been forgotten We have a room cnllej the bawl I room for the children left ty mothers who are attending the service hut as et have no place whsrc the young I eople could carry on their love at I fjlrs I think It would be a decided dvantage to many It n library or re I eptlon room prettily fitted up with i oks nod pictures and under the watch ful care of ono or more reliable per I sons conhl be turned over to the young i I people on certain nights each week cay I from S to 10 j Where It Is Needed j But dont you think the Anicrloan I boy and girl have plenty of opportunl I tcs of conduclns their oe affairs wltn out bringing them to church I In quired of Dr MacArthur 1 No he sld decidedly for there are many young girls who hove no op portunity at all to entertain their mas culine nil mi re ro The girl who lives In he boardinghouse for Instance has a I hard time of It Many of these places have no public parlor ind If the girl i wlnhes to see friends 3B Is oblcrU to lee them away from r5G wn homo I She usually taicet tiBui park and i w i 4 C nJ04t 5 lA Tht loURTINC lkw ctI FlT DEVOTfONS iNENU1Y 1isHFwr hiciss T1iVC1fcI 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Ls Firma1 HwThr1 LOJ To GtVC R 1 I5 TVU 1 155 TeinJ rjoi 5rtL j THY DIFFICULTIES IISfLlNS NIECE TO HUNT GOLD MINE IN PERU Mrs Bradford Earl to Join Husband in Expedition for SavageGuarded Treasure LOS ANGELES June 3To find a fabulously rich placer deposit of gold guarded by a tribe of wild men Brad ford Earl and his wife who was Miss Bessie Goddard of Providence U I a niece of Mrs C Oliver Iselin of New York have chartered a snip for five years and as soon as It nas been out fitted at San Francisco will sail for Peru Mrs and Mrs Earl are visiting friends here and today he rcelved letters I through the Peruvian Consul that will enable him to obtain mining rights and a guard of soldiers from the Peruvian I Government Capt J M Davis an old friend of Mrs Earls family and former com mander nf the navy of Peru will guide the expedition He tried himself to find the treasure sometime ago but natives I drove him back I Earl has also received letters from the Russian Embassy In Washington giving I Mm permission to visit tin shores of I Kamschatka and prospect for gold I which Capt Davis believes Is there In i I great quantities and for which they i will search Earl was a street car conductor work Ing his way through Brown University i when he met Miss Goddard who Inher I ited a fortune from her grandfather restaurants and It teems to me a room provided for the young people would eliminate a great deal of the danger of these places I Then you approve of Dr Snydjr1 cozy corner I asked Yes he answered for In every wellappointed home there Is some oozy corner where the younger members of the family can retire to chat by them sehes if wo were building an addition to our church I would heartily recommend i adding a library and reception room to bc used exclusively by yonng people Ot course It would be under the care ot a mature person but In every way would be made as comfortable as pos susIe for the visitors Another thing the young girls would I meet only nice young men and would always be safe They could hoose their own friend and they would In 10 way bo restricted so lone ILB they i vonducted themselves properly I Yes 1 think It would be a decided advantage to hove what Dr Snyder I calls a courtlns room nnd I hope New I Virk will form follow the Chicago ex ample nn1 help the cause of Cupid Good Says Dr Slicer The Ilev Thomas K Sllcer said the Idea of a courtlm ronn was a Rood one if Dr Snyders church Is In a con gested district Younc people whose parents are peoI pie of moans said Dr SlIcEr have their homes for purposes of courtship i than which no better places exist but for poplo ot the poorer lass es a court hog inom ousht to nil a big want i It would be rather dinicult I should I think to paint to the door of a room nnrt tell votiiur penplc to go In theru and court but any xenoral nuemhly I loom attached to any ohurch In proc Ilc ally i courting room In crowded dutrlet such a mectmir pla e Is cure I t brine ceod reiilto Tor what better result can n clergyman de lra than to e tho vounts people of Ills congresa i ilim mnrrv and sotili ilown I The Tev henry Mardi Virren thought likewise Anv nice meeting place where young men and women can meet and talk Is al good place for them ho said nhethr tlity marry or not i Another minIster who wouldnt allow I hU name utxl sell I only wish I hid the courage to ad vocate stuli n Place as a courtlns room from mv pulpit A Iood well lighted inoellnc rocm Is Inflnltclv better Ihin Covey Isltnl dark hunches In parks rome of trn restaurant or the nveraee bac tparlor with the ligita tumid d I c Uu Si ENVOY fiGHTS fOR AN AMERICAN I IN FRENCH JAIL Police Hold Man Prisoner De spite Confession of Theft Made by Woman LILLE Prance June 3Count von Mllevlch whose residence Is at No 127 South Fulton street Philadelphia has been languishing In Jail here for a fort night on an extradition warrant from I Tournal Belgium charging him with robbing his fatferInlaw of J400 while visiting him at Frasnes Belgium early i I In May The authorities of LUte have treated von Mllevlch who protests his Inno i cence with great harshness They re fused to permit him to see his wife and I for a time they would not allow him to i communicate with the American Con sular Agent here C J King I Later they Ignored a communication I from Mr King transmitting a confes I slon from Von Mllevlchs sisterInlaw I Mile Laurence Noules declaring that i she took the money In question to en able her to accompany Von Mllevlch to America I Mr King has asked Ambassador White and Consul General Mason at Paris to Intervene In the matter PARIS June Ambassador White I has made energetic representations to I Foreign Minister Pichon regarding the case of Charles von Mllevlcn of Phila delphia who Is held a prisoner at Lillo un an extradition warrant from Belgium He protests against the ac tion of the Lille authorities In disre garding the confession made by Mile Noules Von Mllevlchs sIsterInlaw In refusing to allow Von Mllevlch to communicate with the American I municate Consular representative and In not permitting the extradition of Von Mllevlch upon the oharge of the Tournal authorities WANT JAIL TERM I fOR WOMfN GUILTY Of RACESUICIDE I American Medical Association Delegates Suggest Law for Their Punishment A CHICAGO Juno 3Wlvps who from choice foster race suicide should he held criminally responsible This was the declaration made by nu merous women physicians at the American Medical Association Conven tion after Dr Walter 13 Dorsett of St Louis had delivered an address de nouncing the Rtttltudc of women wno oppose the lloosevelt theory Several speakers who followed Dr Dorset de clared that the laws should bo so amended as lo permit the punishment of thcsa women Automobiles and luxurious living as well as alcoholic beverages according to Dr Kduln C Graham were preferied to children Itac suicide he said was the result Dr Graham produced statistics pur porting to show that burial associations and childrens life Insurance has much to do with a high death rat among children rte convention finally adopted reso lutions providing that a propaganda of education for wives be launched A committee will agree upon some method of reaching tie lay mind either by popu I Ur lecturti or by a le ltimte publica tion t I ui1 i NEGRO IN CRAZY I WARD fOR LOV Of RICH WHITf GIRL Howard Who Once Threat ened to Kill His Employers Daughter Again Arrested HAD HER PHOTOGRAPH Declared That Girls Eyes Followed Him His Brother Says but Was Harmless Parker Howard the negro who was arrested yesterday and then sent to have his sanity examined Into after It Is alleged making threats against the life of Miss Louise Corwlth ttm pretty nineteenyearold daughter of Henrv Cnrwith prfldent of the Manhattan I Knitting Mills whose home Is at No 233 IJIvcrsldf Drive Is being watched close ly by attendants and physicians today Vhlln Howard dcos not appear violent or Insane there Is no question In the minds of those who have him under observation that he Is unhinged and that he wns probably driven mad by a crazy Infatuation howard was once employed as stable hand by Mr Cur with but was discharged when he be i gan to annoy his employers daughter Mystery in Case Efforts were made to keep secret the real reason for tho arrest of Howard Frederick II Brown of No 233 Eighty third street Brooklyn private secretary j for Mr Corwlth made complaint In Jefferson Market Court that Howard I had been acting strangely Howard was arrested a year ago He I had been writing letters to Miss Cor wIth and when a policeman took him In charge he had a revolver He told the policeman he Intended killing Miss Cor with and himself Ho was released from prison on March 15 It developed today that Mr Brown had been under Instructions to see that Howard stayed away from New York when he was released from Jail As soon as he got out Mr Brown secured him employment In Philadelphia He stayed there until a few weeks ago when he returned to Ntw York and got work as a stable hand at PIerce barns In Perry street He went to board at No 133 Christopher street on the lower west side His brother Jofr Howard and his cousin Clark Howard both stablemen admit that Parker Howard Is mentally deranged but Insist that his delusions are harmless The cousin Clark who Is an Intelligent negro went today to Mr Corwlths offices with a proposition that if the millionaire would advance the funds and procure Parke Howards I releaso his relatives would Insure that Howard would be sent to his mothers j home on a plantation near Randolph In Charlotte County Virginia and kept I there I What His Landlady Says I Howards landlady Annie Carroll a I negro woman hod Just returned to her I home from the Jail after paying a I visit to her lockedup lodger when an Evening World reporter saw her Howard Parker told me she said that he never wrote but one letter to Mr Corwlth after they let him out of Jail and that was Just before he came up here from PhiladelphIa He said he didnt make any threats But he did mention the young ladys name in his letter to her father He Just asked Mr Corwlth for a Job so he says He had a picture of a little white girl In his room and he told me that It was a picture of the daughter of the man he used to work for and that he kept It because she had been kind to him At Plerces barns It was agreed that something was wrong with Parker men tally He was described as an under sized very dark Southern negro who did his work well but was given to queer behavior He was not at any time a coachman as some of the papers said never having risen above the rank I of a stable cleaner and groom Joe Howard the brother said that I about five years ago Parker Howard fell oft a bicycle and Injured his skull Since then he had been nighty He often told me said Joe that people In Mr Corwlths emnloy were persecuting him He said that wher ever he went and even when he was In loll a little girls eyes kent following him He could see them everywhere ho turned When arraigned yesterday Howard had a picture of Miss Corwlth liken when she was ten years old The picture was turned over to Mr Corwlths secrtary Asked if he had threatened Miss Cor with or written loiters to her the negro said he had done neither Then he added He Denies Charge Thats the charge they made against me when they arrested me a year ago I never wrote letters to Miss Corwlth I In fact I have never seen her but once sInce I left her fathers employ That I was when I was working in Riverside Drive near Air Cot nulls hum I I have written Mr Corwlth n letter or i two asking for niplovmrnt I Just how Howard has been threaten Ing Miss Corwith since he was released from prison wa not brought out Mr Corwlth refused to discuss the affair in any tiy BEAUTY IS JAPS BRIDE Miss Constance fleer a pretty girl of No 14 lay Thirteenth sired Henson hurst has amazed her friends by con tracting a marriage with a Japanese loje Seklne of Kobe Japan Notice of the ceremony which was performed I last Friday has been published In a i morning paper I fieklne according to the Uoeri neIgh bon has been a constant visitor ut their home for a year The Jap Is em ployed at No VU Broadway Mr Beer who has a position with the Urooklyn Itapld Transit Compiny declined abso lutely today to talk about his dtugh tM mrrtif 6 Mrs YaleSmith Who Gets Divorce from Het Husband I f 7 I F 4Pcvt4 I a s ee j 0 I It t c I L I I A r 01 I ifM v I I f I qj I 14 i l i J 5 4 f t t c f I I I I I DIVORCE ENDS BRIEF ROMANCE I Of YAUSMITHS Baby Best Gets Decree from Husband Now Bankrupt and in Trouble Announcement was mad today that Mrs Annie Livingston Best Yale Smith who was known as Baby Best before her marriage to Ellzur Yale Smith last November has lecured an Interlocutory decree of divorce and the right to resume her maidoii name Mr and Mrj YaleSmith separated In April but few knew of the domwtlu fjsajreementu until Attorney Fajichrr Niooll who represents YaleSmith In his business affairs admitted thnt he had been served In a divorce action by publication It was admitted too that the young man had about come to the end of his financial rope after experlcnooa In thu bankruptcy courts Mrs YaleSmith first bean proceed ings for a separation but later a di vorce action was begun In the Sivpremu Court In the mean Ume YuleSmith I went abroad and less than two weeks ago was arrested In Londun for non payment of a hotel bill at the Carlton Hit baggage was seized and his room locked against mm U waa told In the despatches ulso how he had laid hlm salt llabie to prosecution because no had borrowed moro than I1W without making the fact known that he was aMiss bankrupt Miss Best and YaleSmith met last summer and he began Viyins devoted court to her and their engagement waj announcid boon for two years Miss Best had been engaged to Alfred Holbrook who wits not wealth Holbrook shot himself to death on Oct 17 last soon alter Miss Jest announced she was to marry Yale Smith The marriage of Mlas Best and YaleSmith followed on Nov C at Grace Church and was a social affair of mportance YaleSmith Is a descendent of Ell Yale founder of Yale University and I s the son of a paper manufacturer In Lee Mass What little money he had was soon gone and whei his debts footed up to J4249 ho was forced Into bankruptcy The separation followed Now YaleSmith Is In Europe In a bunch of trouble and his former wife has taken up her home with her moth er Mrs Clornient D Best at No 14 East Seventyfourth street Baiy Best has had a good deal of tragedy and romance crowded Into the short space of one year CELEBRATE 100TH BIRTHDAY OF JEFFERSON DAVIS j IXU18VniIE Ky Juno 3 Coinci dent with the Impressive ceremonies marking Confederate decoration day the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Jefferson Davis was appro priately observed today Col Bennett It Young commanding the Kentucky division of the Lnlted Confederate Vet erans wus master of ceremonies and spoke briefly Special trains took n large numlvr of persons to Fairview Todd County where a celebration was held at Mr Davis birthplace The double observance was a feature i In most of the Southern cities POLICE HORSE REPORTS NfWS Of AN ACCIDENT Has More Sense Than Many People in the Bronx Captain Says Village King the large bay horse rid den by Mounted Patrolman Thomas R ZklcOuIre after throwing his uniformed rider under the Washington Bridge to day Jogged threequarters of a mile to te High Bridge police station bringing the first word of the accident I am proud of the horse said Capt Ilrennun He Is a credit to the Police Departrnent Here are the fact ai related by the CaptaIn Village Inn with McBride astride wan Prancing down UnderoUffe avenue in the Bronx when nearing Hoscovel i mInce a passing trolley car and the tooting of the siren horn of on auto m bilu crosmie lilt bridge caused tho horse to shy The policeman was thrown from his seat In the saddle and before reaching tho ground his head struck an electric lltrht nlllar He dl1 not stir from tho cround laving aulto still and tmlo on the cobblestones After observing that his master had been knocked unconscious Village King set off at a terrific paco for the High Bridge police station whlah Is on Sedg wick avenue No sooner had the rider less horse appeared at the door of the BtntlonhoiiFo than Capt Brennan knew of the accident and he at once sent out the reserve who found McBrlde with a fractured skull and contusions about the head and body He was removed to Fordham Hospital Capt Brennan says that Village King has more sense than some people he i meets every day In the Bronx and he has had the station house blotter credit I the report of tho accident to Village King a most intelligent department horse I II Sea and Car Sickness Quickly Cured I By Motherills Seasick Remedy The i Only One For Sale and Recom mended On All Steamships IJo not hesitate uujiui ucko by Ocean 1In Lake 01 tnrouKh Muunuliu from four 11 beu or cur bicKnii4 for Motheiatlla sea sick Ilemtili will KUdJuuleti jou aJl the ilij uri3 ot truvei MothenlUs rhaslctm ItemaJy IJm fwiraT rg1 1iOtl nut tu coniutn cocaine m rphtno oiilum ur other injurious drugs 1I is the uily mro dothrr soisickness or caralcknoM vstil h has been unhti4ltutlnjclr uoimiended bv all tIItuia loamhll Ounrantfin I produce no unpleasant or Injurious cifccts on Uho vtiMkoat system lnuunl1 tittlfactcry or inonay returned MuthcrelH t4eIsdck ItemcJy is put up in tt imttll tlntlne capsules In Soc and JllO MSt pockt t w boxen For gala and recotn I roinJml oronorllllJ utraiiuihliu and u Jrug dtr I starts or order direct encloiinv prIce antl i vuu ulll receive ninnly lJII charges oro t lld Writ for Information amt tt3ti monlali Cram tiromlnent people to i ha Molinrilll llnncdy Co LtJ ISO Cielaml nulMliiB Detroit Mich Fit ao tnt ret imnienrtf In Neor York bv lleuenin fc Oi Ni York earl Brooklyn I Sf nkTc Pnir Starac NVw York and nronVlvn ant Walter R nOl ny both 0 trr n PDET SEVElTS UNTRNG STOPES PrfQ t ltl j V vtr i I1 0 I iJ IlJlH1 tw W r vlL frcal iC y j fl l11m j uzIti1 I j BIiGINNPNG tv1 1 i 11 IN THE ElIfHINGWOl IJ I i MONDAY JUNE 8fr Jj hi J4l97 aiIr PiCTUSZS FRE9ICJEMNGTON I I COULD HARDLY 1 1 STOP SCRATCHING K Severe Itching Humor on Joints Made Movement Difficult Suf M fered for a Year and a Half Many Treatments Failed to Cure 1 USED CUTICURA AND j ECZEMA DISAPPEARED HI was Duffcrlnc with eczema for o fetf and a half anti had tried nil kinds uf medical treatment but without any results All the joints of my body worn aflVctid in such n way that I had dilllctilty in walking and moving about It Itched so at titnni that I could hardly keep from scratching it all tho tlmo I had KUlTcicd for about a year and four months before trying Cltictira Soap Ctiticura Ointment antI uticjira Re solvent After minI Cutlcura for two i months regularly not missing n day I all slgmi of eczema disappeared anti DOW you could not toll that I ever had I eczema I cannot find words EUfllctent I to ell the Cuticura Uemedles justice Daniel Fisher Jr 1910 Larredown St Boltimoro Md July C 1007 BABIES CURED Torturing Disfiguring Humors Speedily Yield to Cuticura Tlio sufferinc which Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment have alleviate among skintcrh dis I A5 figured infants and chil it dren nnd the comfort they have afforded Y ornoul I t and worried parents have t led to their adoption In I I ii 1 countless homes as a I S priceless treal mcnt for the I I akin and blood Infantile I 4 and birth humors milk dust fcnlled head eoI tema rashes and every forum of llchlne raly pimply skin and ecalp humors with loss of hair of infancy and child hood nro speedily permanently and economically cured In the majority of cases when all other remedies iuitabla for children fail Cuticura Hemedlea i am Guaranteed absolutely pure under the U 8 Food and Drugs Act Cnranleto Hitfrnal end Internal Trratirfnt fof ttor J Every Humor nf latent childrfn sod AdultB eon I BUM ot Cuttrurit Hoiii 12acl lo nmno the Skin Cutldir 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R T r r J r T 1JA i j j i i THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JUNE 3190 9 J 1 AUTO BIDE BRIDE DECLARES SHE WAS DRUGGfU Emily Sweeney Says Hoboken JJ Magistrate Married Her to I George Farrian n developed today that George Far rlan the redheaded young iwrson who baa for several vtars Infested IJroad ivy and on tru nt occasions 1m per wnrttfrd Edward S Ulmberg son of the late Dim the Button Jinn with more or less profit has according to the girl herself duped Into marriage Emily Sweeney a nineteenyearold girl of No 221 Fourth street Brooklyn The I marriage took place less than forty clfrht hours before he was arrested for passing a worthless JJO check on the I automobile man from whom he hired K car In which he took his bride for a ride she says On tho forgery charge he was held for trial yesterday In the West Side Court In bonds of JVJOO Iarrlan nns arrested on Monday S ht Last night its bride appeared ct the home of the chauffeur to whom Farrian had given the check and told hia that she had wandered about the utrxils all day afraid to Ko haUl lu tior fnmllv who are welltodo people she said She asked advice and was told to so hoar and tell her parents all v 1111t It IV bout the marriage however the I t 9 facts are very hazy According to the fci e Jouns woman story they were mar ried by a Justice of the IVaca In Hi bOken Farrian however she said filled In all the names signing even that of the Magistrate Michael Itellly Is the name signed to the certificate She also us sts that she was drugged 111 the time The marriage she says took place on Saturday after an auto ride In which she nd Karrlin were accompanied b another jupie After tho wedding sac cannot renember just liere it took place each of the young men gave the manager of the garage a check for 30 rte Is still stung and silent Tie nex day Sunday Kirrlan Ippnoned to te American Autoiiari Company at No L ICO west itartrnlnth teat for a oar The car picked him and the gld up at a drug store at Third avenue and Ono Hundred and Eighteenth street Far Han told the chauffeur all about his lilmberg affiliations and at the end of the ride handed him a 130 Blmberg check telling him to keep Ihe change Blight and early Monday they put tine N O sign on tho Dim check and ihen tho chauffeur went sleuthing Ho found the girl and she took him with her to meet Farrian that Light After a low cruel words the chauffeur took him to tho garage when lax Weinberg sent a man with him to n dozen placcn where the optimistIc Farrlnn said ho couid make a touch and mane good for the amount of he Him or bum check Falling to make good ho was then and there pinched FOUND DEAD IN RIVER At S oclock this morning the body of n stoully built man apparently forty year old mui found floating In the North River and taken to the tyrlt Kortysevcnth street station The man wan five feet ten Inches In height and weighed about IK pound and was dressed In a cheap dark suit SAVE YOUR CLOTHE THESE TIME H NQ OARMLNTS IN MAIMAHATTS 4TARINE MOTH BAGS PACK WRAP CLOTHES InTARINEMOTH SHEETS f McCutcheons i The Linen Store HtJ Vr J Jfll I Housekeeping Linens etc For Summer Homes and Yachts A very complete assortment of moderate priced goods for the Dining Room Bedroom and Bath Room Table Linen Specials Hemstitched Pillow Cases Ve are offering special values in Of Pure Linen moderate priced Table Cloths and 22x36 Inches 125 150 175 Napkins as follows 200 pair and up I Hemstitched Linen Sheets Napkins per dozen Single Bed 550 050 750 breakfast Size at 205 275 300 per air pair and a Double Bed 750 Dinner Size at 3BO 375 400 850 up 850 D50 per fair and up I Table Cloths Hemstitched Huck Towels Z2 yds at 250 275 300 300 350 450 000 dozen 2 X2V yds at 300 325 350 x Bath ToIs 2 x3 yds at 350 400 450 2sx2 yds at 450 500 600 Ifemmed 25c 35c 40c 50c Hemstitched 50c 75C 100 125 2Vsx3 yds at 575 700 750 Larger sizes proportionately priced Bed Spreads Summer Blankets ut and Light Weight Summer Spreads in tomi1 Singly English Dimity and Aerial Single Bed size S400 450 000 j Single lied 250 Double Bed Double Bed Size 550 750 800 350 each i I 5th Ave and 34th St e tValdorflstorln opposite I T iw Y FO TVOMEN r I Oxfords in Regal Brown are tfi J o o 1 Mi A IA Supreme m Style L i o Brown leathers are dominating this season in Womens ilia jl I s cFA yrfJ CA f footwear and the new Regal Brown Oxfcrds top the 1 h lit f I t stylepinnacle Regal Brown is our own exclusive shade For beauty of color 1 r I and texture it is without a duplicate anywhere An ex ample of it is shown in this smart Oxford which in every if 1 I s o feature denotes the custom crispness of this seasons 0 I style in Regals h I i Q c But youre not confined to Brown leather in your choice 104 new titlll j i lll models for women all this seasons cor 1 v rect leathersPatent Gun Metal and iJJ A angive you unlimited scope for your II Jj J 7 j0 selection The quality you have learned i Ws O to expect in Womens Regals is as f t One of the 104 certain as their slylecorrcclness II I correct Regal styles Regal quartersizes insure your I for this season made e comfort from the moment y in all leathers q cjJ o you begin to wear shoes I lASizes 0 00 350 and 400 I Mail Ordar Promptly Filled New Summer Style Book sent postpaid on request GREATER NEW YORK WOMENS STORES 7S5 nroadvrajr New York cor tOth City St Brooklyn 841 Broad Newark St N Central LXI nadwayoppot llcnM opposite B opposite 4MnfthAveLetlOthIIthSts R of N J Building OJOI IJroadway near Marcy Ave I S3 Sixth AoS E cor 211 St J003 Itrnadwaybet Dltmars St sea JTley City N J 018 1 W IMth St cor 7th Ave and Willoughby Ave Ave S W corlJroadway all 137th St 1373 Broadway near Gates Are ssazs Main Pet SLan NI I 8IOBE3 K1BHD WITS A BUS ASS OlD nD1nI i I i X r I II Lt CREDITHOUSEJ I I Furniture Carpets Rugs Bedding Stoves and Draperies r I 1 I of I side Hoard 3HIKCE PARLOR SUITE Mnliojrony finish frames with chiffonier r rra lalue 1275 loose cushions of silk velour silk cord and a 9 no IAueu98 Pme Drru 1098 A t1 W tassel Value 3000 special ii UO ta ut 3 I p Frlt Mottrwt 498 rf Write for our Our libenl value 91O at M 698 NEW BOOKLET PStI5t crtdit We PS term w N LET containing

Freight tfte information re apply also to outfits OPENS AN tIJt gird inn Long Island s eat Mailed on appli r c ar cation at 84th ACCOUNT New Jtrujr or et r St tk 3d An Conaectlcit al 7 Rooms I Rooms r Rooms ii t q 4M i A Complete ql1 4 Completely I k CoapUUlr iUO 4 j Furnished Fnrniibed j FaroUbiil Draw Bed with Slnrli Sa TfddJr Go Ce U pod 58 and 34 In nil 4i lIre at u98 Then QatfiU AruaEhlhltln Only it OurMlhSt ft 3d AT Snowrooms en ell100 like eatl urfl96 tt h OPEN SATimnAT KVENINOH UNTil 10 I1 M AT W4TI1 HT AND Sm Ant O p a a i i 01 0 The Girl PJ STAUEANT EIGIITtI FL00 Dress Shields e Graduate Princess Brand her on n hook published O guaranteed washable nt 10 price and Impervious 108 JXfflAVluu STi2 ET NEW YOkK 3 Prs 25c Ten Minutes to ilobokcn by Hudson Tunnel I Linen Coat SuitsThats the Latest Emb Robes at the Thing for Summer Wear Lowest Prices Known 1 serviceable sensible and smart suits that come out of thc tub better I DRESSY TMIE greatest sale of the year The entire seasons than new Dame Fashions latest whim has come to Uy tilt summer out and just when the T j demand ii approaching its height cornel this oiler ol 4r hunt rlr importation of one of New Yorks best known the foremost Hobe makers of j I who importer one represents Sample sale of 51750 Linen 9 75 Europe and whose Hohes are noted lor their artlitic style fineness Coat Suits all popular colors of materials and excellent workmanship It Is owing solely to 1 fine Robes such unusual I business conditions that we secured these at unu The maker of these suits is conceded to be the fore I mot dulincntor of swell stylii in New York The now Pony model the reductions The importer simply had to unload his stock J I two und three button cutaway and the new sack coat in single or double tZf Main Floor I breasted effect 23 to 36 Inches In length htiviiig nil the smart touches in 9 I shoulder and sleeve contrasting collar nnd cujTi large patch and side pock I II ets linislied with large pearl buttons Miry jumper dresses in this lot in all 5 for Embroidered l I the new and popular shades of the icuon some are artistically trimmed and lacetrimmed c 1 with embroidery and braid other strictly limn tailored with strapping of Batiste and Mull Robes F Eelfmaterinl in beautiful quality linen or rep All the new skirt cflivU i not one suit In the lot Is worth les than 5173mnnY worth JRQ 7 worth double this price q y 6 niprespecial at 975 n Silk Princess Dresses fully n saving of 15 at 975 The entire collection is on o fek r 1 s A dozen new model in these beautiful silk pnneui9 dresie They speak for sale in the Hobe action on the main A themselves Theres enough lor one day Kcllin in beautiful taffetas mid floor and the variety of styles and talir 1 k pMp foulard all trimmed with fine lace ynket and full fluffy lice sleeve P e some ic values offered is something wonderful L IIUC80 ere sO1le ng have sellcolored embroidery Allthc new klrt cfftx fairs nil the ra 1 pp new and popular colors dainty stripe and checks Special at 9 75 We planned this sale just r y s Q Lingerie Princess Dresses There is not a woman nt the time of the yiar when White al d m 1 p in New York City who would miss being here early tomorrow if she could Colored Knibroldcred Itnbcs are greatly 1 r t only picture to herself the charming style quality and beauty ol these In demand and the bet that they are w lingerie dresses we offer at S127A every one worth 31 75 These dresses more fashionable than ever und are to 1 j I come In dozen different eacli d easily converted into uncommonGowni fr come a ozell tlceoeh distinctly different in licer batiste lavishly trimmed with lace and embroidery in long graceful lines dainty makes thin great sale most welcome elbow sleeves nil the dainty patel colors for tomorrow SiO 7 only at VJLts 75 Latest shapes all new de I r 1 W omen 5 White Tub Skirts Two clever models of signs in Embroidery and the daintiest and Laci effects in flounced passible I imported poplinette an 1 linen full pleated effects One trimmed with six tucked and new hand trimmings Two inch fold forming tunic the other with two folds at foot S 3 25 robe for the regular price of one 1I h Splendidly tailored skirts in regular and extra sizes at aGtstl Early choosing Is advisable r Clearing Sale of Womens Tailored 5 001 for liobcs worth 975 u r SuitsVaiues Up to 2975 at 1200 730i double 11450 Ve have selected number of Tailored Suits from the lines which in R e a our judg ment are too large for this time of the year and have put quick selling prices SI98 for Sheer White j on every one ot them Embroidered Robes About thirty different styles embracing the most exclusive and attractive models in various dainty patterns made t of the season single and double brca ted styles the two and three button cutaway the smart pointed frond and many Mill for over three times this price d ri r r others hiving all the new and popular touches on cuffs collar shoulder ail poekclln stripes checks 12 fC have bands and wide flounces of cm and all the plain color in fancy worsteds Panama and serge They all go as till great sale at JL JU 6r01t cry Ihenonicnal values Lingerie Waists at Less Than Wholesale Prices Entire Stock of the Holzman Mfg Co makers of the celebrated Marquise Waists those dainty shier creations of rare beauty and exquisite workmanship handsomely trimmed and made after those exclusive models that always distinguish highpriced waists tv CGO I Floor l I a w 1 I Note I a r r 1 I The best Waist bargains 1 r r I I ever offered in fine Waists 1 a b retailing at regular whole t9 I G i sale prices and in many instances l 1 3 Waists 198 350 Waists 198 stances below wholesale 450 Waists 295 275 Waists 148 I 1 above Marquise illustration Waists intuif like of Marquise Waists like prices Hundreds OJ styles above MarquscjWaiatslike illustration r ode ot Marquise W aists like Ii French organdy extremely above illustration trimmed from sheer batiste trimmed front above ilhn raion This waist i fine tucks front and back front and back with fine cm to choose Every one and back with line pin tucking is trimmed hark and front with i erica of beading with collar and Val lace and dainty embroidery A I broidery dainty the ol exclu bears stamp vinbrnldc y and Vat lace f trimmed with the new wuUt that would eerily bring colored front and C Waist that sell regu 540 In rr nlar stock r tucked hack a dainty I culls at 198 lary at iiO m 198 siveness and good taste at d9 J originalclinermidei 14E A The Annual June Sale of Muslin Lnderwear MAY was a big month witu us in Muslin Underwear but judging tram the Opening Day of our June Sale June 0 will be the scUm month in the of the store Ve attnliite the greatest 111 history really phenomenal sfliiiijr to values and quality We open the sale with extraordinarily purchasesome 2375 dozen bought saving Perhaps the remarkable an large esomc garments at n great new hns already reached you ivsfcnnd Floor For tomorrows selling we repeat Mondays extraordinary offers for Gowns Just 500 iip O for Gowns Combina for owns and Walk for Gowns Combi Il 59 YC 80 0Q C dozen The equal ot which O X C lionsandalk n Skids Must 1 C inc Skirts 11o wil1 en c it tJ J C tuitions and darts Gowns has never been sold lor lest rein rkihle am fl downs o to you to say it they ont o nainsook III Einpre and than 79c Cannot duplicate them when nainsook or cahne in rouid slurt or come up to the Sl2 i standard Gowns liuttirllv models also round square and they are sold Made of nainsook V w Y neck with embroidery instrtinn tucks ol iinnsiios in newest models inch ns V neck with dainty lace and embroidery neck three rows of Vnl lace insertion and dging or lace trimmed C nib nations Empire and Butterfly also round sqiia c Combinations Cover nod Drawers or front and back lawn band on neck nnd of nainsook Cover and Drawers or Cover or V neeht with embroidery or lace Cover and Skirt with embroidery or lace sleeves with rbbon drawn through Also and Skirt lure or embroidery trimmed Ilea ini and rib on Skirts have cambric ribbon and bending Skirts of cambric Drawers nnd Corset Coven trimmed Walking Skirts canihic ody lawn body lawn flounce o tucks and cin 1oily Val or Cltriy lore trimmed or with with dainty embroidery and laces llouncc lace or embroidery trimmed bri dory or lace trimmed tuiks and rulle of embroidery r for French Lingerie Chemise for Corset Covers or Drawers Corset CoversJust 1000 of 05 C 39c 29c u Short and onset overs hind em Covers of Nainsook with row of Cluny r nainsook trimmed front and bark with broidered with floral spays and scal Iace trimmed rout and back Drawers lour rows o Val and Filet lace or lace loped edge izW to 41 5e Chemises Sc to I of Cambric deep lawn runic of tucks und embroidery trimmed front anJ bickwith lawn band around fM 5 Gowns 1S8 to t2Ufl Dnwers SiOS IiI toSl95 Skirts g2J5 to ifUOS COycrs 150 edge well worth 50c neck and sleeves with ribbon drawn through 1 to SBi 1 69c for Infants 125 Dresses of sheer lawn sizes 2 to 5 I 79c for 1 long Kimonos or Sacques of figured Lawn StMTSON CICAN roiil CO A Good Piano for s95On Easy Terms Terms so easy that anyone can buy better Piano for Si 15 a Chickering and so upward I Look OVer the list below These extraordinar The benefit is yoiin We did not want these pianos but were obliged to Piano bargains arc all used Pianos They arc Instruments that come to take them Ve allowed as little for them as we could and will sell them again us In the course of business from people who preferred tome piano seen in I at practically what tier cost us 1 hey are good Instruments made by well our warerooms to the one they already owned and who could afford to in known makerswill jjivo good service for many years and are worth very dulge and did indulge their fancy much more than we a k for them Piano Warerooms vy 1ourtb Iflonr 700 Chickerihtf Upright at 115 300 Wagner Upright at 135 Full size light fancy art cuea great bargain j Tone like newattractive case 350 Needham Upright at 175 r l 350 Jacob Bros Upright at S150 Mahogany case tone and condition good as new Large she gooJ tone good an new 400 Hardman Upright at 145 U 325 Lights Upright at 95 j Large size good tone ebonlzed case 300 rjjjli Good tone and case splendid value 400 Sohmer Upright at 175 Upright at 95 375 Schleicher t Son Upright at 195 j Medium size ebonlzed ca ein splendid repair Just right fora beginner full size Large mahogany case beautiful tone one of the best bargains ID our warerooms Terms as low as 5 down and 1 a weeklower than usual rental charges Why do without a Piano longer I itar t i tiitil UIGV c tftlffI 1W F E J

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or iO r 7 rVr tyJt J 0 rrro c V t THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY u JUNE3 1908 II J Y ALLISON WINNfR I OVER CUMMINS BY 12OOO IN IOWA F Defeats Governor in Own Dis tricts and I Inlds U S Senate Seat1Iu11 Beaten DES MOTNRS In June According to returns received todiy Senator W It Allison Is nommited United States Kenator by n nmtority rf fully IIIKJO over Oov A H Cummins Itiports from all over tho State point to a large majority for Allison Coun ties which two vears ago went for Gov Cummin this Iar returned a majority for AIIKln Senator Allison has served tho State In Uahlnnton without Interruption for thirtyfive years One striking feature of the first pri mary trial Is the srasplng of the oppor tunity afforded the Democrats to de feat the Republicans who have with stood these attacks for years Concresmnan Hull was defeated be cause he was Inactive In Consr1 when I 1rosldent Roosevelt recommended an amendment to the Shitman antitrust Uw His Inactivity enured the union I JaborltiK men to turn against him Judge S F Irnuty defeated Hull by I rn estimated plurilltv of 1 IO Jude i Jrouty carried Polk Story Marion and Dallas Counties lie cirrle1 ncirly i On precinct In Des Iil1e5 and Iok I fotitny Mr Hull Is hat rzIan of tlju ousu Cuminlttre on Military Affairs LfAOING STOCKS I ALL SHOW DfGLlNES I Pacifies St Paul Reading Smelting Copper and I Steel Hit Hard j Stock broke with come violence when trading UKIIM on the Stock Kx I change today After the sale of 20 I shares of Union 1acitlc at U7 7S there were simultaneous ales of CDUO shares I from IIi 12 to HG 34 The last price I ycstcixlay Was 14j l Soul horn 1acl I lie fell St Paul 1 5 Heading I 3S I and practically all or the luHe specu lative tock from a lanje fraction to 1 14 There was a slight rally In sub sequent dealings hut the Io sei still averaged a point Stocks closed at the lowest of the day Till ClunllIU ItlllllllllllllH j ToJtya hlirhe lone and lut prlci Mote and of ni t hanK I nn compare with x tenUa final figure are KJ follons Net high In Iuregt Ama Copper q7l 111 tll 2 1i An J e1 111 1 1 I AmecCI l r So Am C P Ir I ii as Amer lee Co 24I 7 i i Amr o I i o 1 111Itr s H il i 1 ¼ 111 I It p 1 1 II l 2 Am iUailr 1 I I m T T 1 Si t I ill II AtaI nli lInllll 12 4 k It T S 1 sL I tall Ohlll l 7 1I1 l IImuk It T II j p 01 l i 0 n laofle liII I T 0 h I hi I HI I t I l it 1 WI 111 ii I tIle klt UI 1 21 l s 1 ll k N I 1i I ot llei Iron I a iII 1 J ii i I il S I s 0 II ¼ IIl1 lilry l I T1 rt tn Uv r t f I I i rto I t t n I ln I t 1 410 Ii Ir 111 I ll I 0 flleilt I I Ii I p I IlIn I elt I I In I 111 I jts I a 11 I llIl Ill I t1 1 fl Ifii i 1 I t a till lIlt lll r I I 0 9 19 I fIP IUDI l12 ll2 II2 1 i i 1 lLj u I i7 lliI IlI II 1 V 71 1 rth 1 o 1 111 ct r eiitt l Ill ll lIL V I 1 1 i l Wi g i rth I llio I0 W ept II 1O IO iflhlY S l Li 1fi I I rsel iI 1 T ll f M 1111111I1 I Irn l9 0 j 1lln 171 l7 10 I 11 IIP 111 II l I I i SUl In I I i i ill 11 I 1 IS l 1 id Ir r l T k I ifl 1 I I I d l 2 lu Itt t tg 04 1 t s s lir I 4 I 1 I I 12 11 I l I 4 I V 1 I I Ii V I I MRS HASLET BARTON ACTRESS DIES SUDDENLY NASUVMM Trim Jimp 3Mrs ITnrilot Hurt n loading woniiui nf tho fiiyrlto KtiuJt 1III 111 flY W hlpi played in Dflnilt nil nf las winter illoil IIPIV BUddonly today MrH ItRrlnn canoe here from Now York last night for hoer two llttln linvn Inlriullnir to take tlifiu to Detroit Io spond the SIt Ill nil r Sin hnd been III liffnru rninliic to XaHlivlII ROOSEVELTS OWN STORIES OF HUNTING itir A great and thrilling cerlfa of tales with lllii tritloni by Froilorlc Rctnlnifton begins In next Mondays EVENING WORLD I I I ttiJ i WIFE KILLED BY FALL HUSBAND UNDERARREST Charges Made by Womans Sister Cause the Coroner to Investigate ncuse or Slip suspicion of his sli tfrlnlaw Suvlno Fucco a laborer was locked mi today to lie hold until Cor otter Rchwnnwcke and the Bronx Da tootlvo Hurenu makr further Invctlcrii tloni into the death of his twcntyone venrold wIfe Annie who was kllNd Saturday hv a fill from her bedroom window In tho fifth floor of the tene mcnthoiiKfl at No s East One Hun dred and Fiftieth street At tho time of the trascdv Ser t AVonkle of tho Morrlsiana station In quired Into the circtimrtancvfl Atter hearing the story of the husband who was tlio onlv oyowltnws the Sergeant death was an nccldent A decided the burial permit was nccordlnsrlv Issued Hut today Vcnzetta Caruso the sister of Mrs Kucco who lives In the same house on the floor jut below the lUC o In household went to Capt Tappan Command of the precinct The sister said she could prove that the couple had quarrelled as they were preparing to ffo out for Memorial Day and that Kucco had thrcit emd to throw his wife out of the very window from which a few minutes later she Mild dropped to her death This witness Fucco was jealous of Vlncenzo Lon dardo a boarder In their flat She claimed Londardo and Kuccos sister Orctehrno Kucco know a good deal more about the klllini than had come out Masstrate Harris sIttIng in Mor rlsiana Court turned Fucco over to the oroner The prisoner repealed hH who had original story that his wife been weak ever since the birth of ther child three weeks logo fainted whie 4eannK from the window and fell out Coroner vhttanneckc sent word to Jers y Citv asking that efforts be made to locnto Fuccos sinter who was re ported to have crossed the river right ant after tho death Detectives Hyrncs Ileppelo were detailed to search the uptown boarder lcihan quarter for the town Londardo who also disappeared in the excitement following the death of the young woman AMERICAN TOBACCO DIVIDEND UNCHANGED Hire lor of the American Tobacco Company today declared n quarterly dlvlloml of I 12 per ent on the Ore ferrod stock This It unchanged from tlip lat tirevloiiH quarter Itniiiliilloii Still CIIIR From the 1hlladflphla Iress Gvldle Hard drink cost him his money rnd his reputation us well Kidder Not altogether fiaddii Why he has no money and Kidiier No but be stiI has his repu tation for hard drinking I SUES AMERICAN LINE MB CRUISER LOSS1 British Adniirallv Blames St i of the I Paul for Wreck Gladiator IONIMIN June 3The rose of tho llrltlKl Admiralty uKimsl the owner of thu American Hue steamer St Iniil came up for hearing today before Sir John ierull llarnes In tho Admiralty Court Tile BrItish cruiser Gladiator collided with the St Paul oft the Isle of UiKht April Si and us a result thj cruiser had to be beached I Tho Admiralty claims damages for the los of the Gladiator alksln negligent navigation on the part of the t Paul 1 There is also a cross action by the I owners of the St Paul who claim damages axnlnat Capt Lumsden of thu 1 Gladiator and Sidney Malnffuy the navigating lieutenant of the cruiser Tne allegations of both plaintiffs against the re pective defendants are piaoUilly identical Parts of the wreck were brought up to London for the Inspection of thu judge and the Trinity House Misters who are sittine with him Capt lumsdon who was the first witness culled repenteU hi evidence given at the coroners Inquest hut In greater dcnil lie expressed the opin ion that It the two vessels ill con tlnud on the uoniie they were going when they first slKhfd each other I they ojld not have collided lie cUUiied that the St Paul not only star boarded her own helm but said that I she Invited the Gladiator to do the sam hy blowIng two blasts The St Paul I afterward ported h Jr helm and Capt IumsdPn said he thought that but for I this the collision would not have oc curred lout MalnKUy corroborated the main features of Cal Ium dns evidence I hut admitted that then the Gladiators helm was sianboard d the whistle was not sounded as It should have been YALE CREW OFF FOR TRAINING QUARTERS NKV HAVEX Conn June 3Sitit the cheers of Yale hundred ringIng In their ears the Yale InlverMly and froshman crew squails left thin after noon for their quarters at Gales Fer ry en the Thames hcro final training for the annual regatta with Harvard on tlte roth will tak place Sixteen oarmen and three coxswains make up the university sjuml and the freshman ciun Including coxswains also num bers sixteen WHITE CROSS ANTISEPTIC I FOOT POWDER I cum lott corn nJ nllovues unAcrnui rhtng Itchlni w ma amartiag burning feet Iiuuriu comfort and antl cpuc cUinll nci Uie night and mornlrvi and tort ynur foot trouble Conuini no atom or itv to rftul tht5fleeit 01 Guaranteed Antiseptic Only Ltl mi K4enU lutxl In ooUMpUo tormulA Hecummendrd by pUr loluu La tti tot toot powOer known Sold bY riutjist shoe Dtalrn and De I pnrtment Store at lOc and 2Be the run or nmllrrt frrf on rrrHnt of prier bf White Cross Toilet Powder Co 600315 WKBT BUT11 ST NEW YOBK icati SoikScrn Offer Decided Bargains in Table Linens Domestics and Bed Coverings ABLE DAMASK heavy weight I SHEETS AND PILLOW CASIS of hull bleached exceptl unity durable two 01 the most celebrated brands rejuiar pric manufactured Sheets of tho New patterns liandstinie I York Mills brand Cases of the Fruit 111 price I cd sale o5c yd 39c yd lof the Loom brand at far less than wholesale prices TURKISH BATH TOW LS made of very fine double twisted yarn in SHIUTS 81x90 sale price 62c isurinK jraod service and absorbent tin titles size 23X45 regular price PILLOW CASES 45c each sale price 25C each 42x36 sale price 50x36 sale price 14c 16c I1UCK TOWELS heavy weight and 45x36 sale price 54x36 sale price very firmly woven size 17x2 reg 15c 17c ulnr price He sale price lOc each nbsor CROCHUT B SPREADS full and 1 DISH TOWELING unusually sizes very sightly Marseilles bent and substantial unequa leJ patterns 1 regular price 125 each 1 anywhere at lOc yd sale 7 price C yd I tale price 89c each COMFORT ABL full size line silkI BIAI iTS of fine California and brie COv ring whte ineOi atd e tern svoolaso some of all cotton ottJn firiiir very pietly designs Huht nuuium and heavy weights regular price SIid sale price lilt reduced prles rangng from 85c 89c each per pair to 1600 Mail and Telephone urdeis Filled at Once Broadway 8th and 9th Sts Independents Notice is hereby given that during the cominu election a grea many questions will arise conc rnil1 past electoral votes the tariff prohibition immigration and other questions of vital interest to a1 voters i The World Almanac and Encyclopedia for 190Q I contains 15000 facts and figures among vhch are tables and statistics bearing directly upon these important subjects that every voter should read I To pave the way for an intelligently cast ballot secure a copy o this greatest of all readyreference guide before you go home tonight THE BOOK COSTS 25c AT NEWSSTANDS I 35c BY MAIL H t J f 1IJoa a Ii w Z It 4 ui r H rhLV ft COB AttractIons Are ThLlrLow Prlce Dainty D essinj Jacket for sutnner are o If you IUQU d have the best Work of French 1 Japanese Silk edged Ivith handembfoidered band Corselieres choose a Com sse Corset If the and fastened Iviti while silk fro s they ar Orlh 4 5ce best domestic manufacture choose a II Ma chioness iialf as much again as the prtco224 Both lines ar confined Lxclusrt ely to lrJ acy s way at thA 34th to i5tb St rv I lIYS White Hosiery Suggestions for Here for 135 Is the Same Type of June Bridal Trousseaux PIANOS Instrument Your Easy Payment Main Floor SILK with cotton or silk soies LISLE THREAD gauze weight and Dealer Sells on Payments tor 225 double soles heels and toes144 very sheer double soles heels and 1 SILK of medium weight with silk toes aac Fourth 1101 ioles double soles and and high weight 1 toes LISLE THREAD gauze II L against the socalled payment plan is the difference spliced heels 189 plain with embroidered instep with most convincing argument possible lgn easy J SILK of medium weight with white silk clocks or with lace J 1 ence between Macys cash price and the easy payment fellows instalment price I white silk clock double soles heels ankles 48c 0 q The socalled easy payment plan is one of the worst forms of extravagance doubly and toes 200 LISLE THREAD gauze weight fMacy dangerous because oi the methods employed to lure victims For a few dollars down manifestly SILK with lace instep in various with lace or embroidered instep designs 240 double soles heels and toes OOc festly not enough to pay drayage expenses in delivering a I Iauoyou can have an easy payment SILK In gauze and medium VEILING gauze weight and very plan instrument installed in your home That is the bait The barb of the hook soon makes itself felt weights with small figures embroi sheer in fancy vertical stripe effects and continues to prick until the last dollar is paida year or two or three after the first payment was dered on Instep double soles heels double soles heels and toes08c made I 200 f 300 8400 THREAD length dou and SILK toes wITh lace insteps embroi ble LISLE soles heels and opera toes This Piano we oiler for 13500 is the same sort of a Piano for which the instalment store gets dered in various new designs 48c and OOc 22500 The difference of 9000 between our cash price and his payment price is what he charges IJ 200 207 400 LISLE THREAD gauze weight and for allowing the buyer to make weekly or monthly payments SILK with insertions of real lace very sheer double solel8 heels and Keep that S9000 in your own pocket Prove that you can do so by comparing this particular Piano 48c and OOc f 1074 and 2074 toes extra widths48c c COTTON gauze weight double ALLOVER LACE double soles at 13500 with the S22500 instruments offered elsewhere soles heels and toes 20c heels and toes extra sizes OOc Cases in selected mahogany veneer oak walnut or mission 7 13 octaves 3 unisons Boston r rs divided fall board continuous hinges full swlni music desk patent repeating action with nickelplated j I Ix3 frame 3 pedals plate bronzed full copper semibass stringing selected Ivory keys and double veneers Womens Summer Footwear 111 ever Instrument sold under the usual Macy broad guarantee 1 Other Pianos in stock up to 27500 Player Pianos 30000 and 45000 Chase At 349 This is one of our regular I 1I1esa line that compares Baker Cabinet Players upward from 18000 favorably with Shoes sold elsewhere at 500 It in I cludes all desirable styles and materials Pumps Gibsons Sailor Nvw is the time t t sure fY1j rS r Ties Bluchers and Oxfords in patent leather black calfskin or kid the future Wholeness of fainter Community The LastaLifetime skin tan Russia calfskin brown kidskin and gray brown or black garments Pure camphor may suede be had h re for 57c a pound Plated Silverware tit n I The VirginiaOur New Model on the main floor and in the r il Hli makers of Community Silverware have given to the A wellfitting lightweight shoe made on a wellarched last basemen Lrtna baj 33c to T I world a name that means as much for plated ware as with medium round toe and high Cuban heel A seam runs up the 59 tar pacer 4c a sheet 42c L JI Sterling means on solid silver It is the best plated ware centre of the shoe and a neatly drafted tongue fits the instep closely a dozen r 0 her mob prelten I KaCY3 procurable ranks next to sterling in wearing quality black suede 1cawrs pr ccs In patent leather tan or black Russia calfskin brown or 581 beauty of design and finish also made to order in a variety of colors Community is more than triple plate they call it triple 496 Low Shoes Special at 349 I Dust Con for Motoring plusand they show their confidence in its wearing qualities by guar About 300 pairs of Brown and Gray Suede Georgiansa Fourth rionr otormg anteeing it for 25 years So heavily is this ware coated with silver neat low shoe with tongue handsewed welted soles neat Cuban Going out by the hundred that the makers could safely guarantee it to last a lifetime The low i heels and buckle trimirinirs these days because lie prices are cost of Community is the final word in its favor rather an incentive to fast going Set of 6 Each Right Shape Snoes for Misses and Children are posi Men lmr ConU single and Tea Spoons 174 Sugar Spoons 60c tive safeguards against fttlure fool troubles Right Shape toublebreasted wilh wind shield Dessert Spoons 312 Butter Knives 60c I lasts were specially designed for us by an expert who ha sieees 496 Table Spoons 347 Berry Spoons 142 j Mrn Mohair Coat full Cut Soup Spoons 347 Cold Meat Forks 104 made ftibenile f oar his life sludv models as above in gray and tan Dessert Forks 312 Lettuce Forks 121 496 Dinner Forks 347 Pie Servers 178 I I aY Other Coats for Men Dessert Knives 507 Cream Ladles 94c Gold Bracelets for June Gifts Wrment Linen Coat 98c to full 2974 Cut Oyster Dinner Knives Forks f 524 244 Oyster Gravy Ladles Ladles 271 121 model with closeiittlng colhar496 110 WI 0 e n co ar 496 f 274 Ui Floor Ice Cream Forks Soup Ladles f 331 Solid Gold 14k Bracelets tnuuled with perl dots amethysts and Other Coat Icr Women Salad Forks Individual374 Punch Ladles 424 249 to 2474 garnets r ne to five stones 248 09 Orange Spoons Sugar Tongs 09c in and Goggles Caps Auto Cocks Spiric Roman Various stylesplain chased and engraved English a Butter Spreaders 312 Salad Fork and Spoon 340 Plugs etccorr pordnilv lowpriced rose gold finishes The quantity is limited so the few dozens involved in Fish Forks Individual 374 Fish Knife and Fork f 500 this very special sale should go out in a jiffy I At 1183 Bracelets Made to Sell for 2000 to 2500 1 iVlissej and Childrens At f 1474Bracelets Made to Sell Up to S3000 InISSB an J ren s Brightcolored Cushions for porches hammocks and sum Coats and Wraps mer collages are in Cretonne Denim and Oriental Cloth in Women s Riding Hab Is icadv1 Ivear origin ed wit I I Sec n l Floo I Wraps for Motoring T II flocwered and striped designs at 99c in the same materials or 0 Travelling Cloak and Suit ran Though the idea has bten rap ormg rave mg our loa an ur otganizalion ouq lie f ea flaSe1l or Country Wear in line mannish conbenenl little headrest at 59c copied extensively today you will find here the most compre mixtures serges cheviots shep 3 hensive selection of Habits and Sep rate Skits all tailored on herd checks and plain pacca cloth r V9 1 ar ruIn order work In single and doublebreasted mod M tailors els some serge lined colorsred with fine taffeta blue tan or LongWearing Table Linens I rYJx or gray broken styles ad sizes for Main Floor Summer Apparel for Women 5596 girls of to 4 1374 to 14 exceptional years ordinarily value Vll VER in Dunfermline Scotland one of the foremost manu id Floor at 296 to 694 o facturers sets his looms going periodically on Linens of Tramping Travell ng or Boating Suit of excellent quality khaki Motoring and Travelling Coati I special patterns designed expressly for this Macy Linen coat in neat singlebreasted flyfront model full gored skirt finished with a in a threequarters or lulllength store There are six different patterns all toldex a deep fold value v1800 special 1274 model of fine quality blue serge a 0 ex Allwool Suit summer weights many at half and less than half price cut single or doublebreasted and clusive designs not to be seen in any other store f 1474 to 5075 either lined or unlined excellently These are our celebrated Red Star brand Table Cloths ana Embroidered Linen Princes Gown daintily nude and effectively tailored 11 16 and ISyear sizes Napkins the beetwearing bestlaundering Linens procurable at trimmed with Cluny lace in pink blue hello or white regularly 52274 1471 special S1074 Special Values in Linen Pongee jinylhing like the prices YlSI1VS and Woollen Mixture Coats fur A shipment soon due will overstock us on some sizes Here Children Misses and Small Women is to offset it Womens Muslin Underwear lJ1ft Table Cloth hemmed ready for use 6SxT2lnch 217 7272Inch 230 and 271 72x90inch f 330 72xtOSinch 404 81x8tinch 1M Flour I Dresses for Girls This final week of the semiannual sale of Womens Under 327 and 384 muslins offers purchasing opportunities quile as attractive as sale of 4 to 14 Years Hemmed Napkin to Match 20inch 220 and 204 a dozen S wnl lour 204 323 328 22inch and 24inch a dozen a dozen 2Jlnch stocks afforded earlier The proof I Figured Lawn Jumper Dresses 380 a dozen Corset Covers N Ig h Gowns of line quality handsuinely trimmed n with embioidery insertion pleated Nainsook low neck two Maltese Cambric Vshaped six rows of em skirt und deep hem Mine 3C Once you try a 39c cNjtssau Record en year talking I lace insertions others with Val broidery insertion and edging 70c special piirc 19b machim you will prcmptly op paying 60c fo Records The lace insertion in fancy designs Cambric square neck out low lace Gingham Dutch Neck Drer e Nas au is the only strictly uptodate 10inch Disc Record beading and ribbon 49c Insertion lawn band with ribbon of excellent quality ill blue tan crnctirable for less than 60c Ober 250 selections read f er ready Cambric three rows torchon lace in 70C Pink or red blouse sldepleaiia sertions across front others with Nainsook low neck cuff sleeves and trimmed with pipings of self four rows of Val lace insertions neck and sleeves trimmed with embroidery material full pleated skirt value r and three rows of beading and rib broidery edging and ribbon SOc 300 sped1 rir6 bon 50c Nainsook low square neck butterfly Short Lengths of Silks Nainsook fisheye Val lace inser sleeves and neck trimmed with cm tions across front other trimmed broidery insertion and lace ruffle j Summer Furniture Cheap Almost as Cottons with torchon lace Insertion heavy SOc Pickups 4th n Main Flonr at front and back lace ruffle 00e Cambric Vshaped yoke of tucks Waist skirt and dress lengths of all sorts of black and colored Handmade Willow Arm Chain Nainsook down front six set embroidery In with Val medallions lace embroidery and six rows below embroidery ok insertion OOc round backs deep roomy seats com Silksthe aftermath of recent stirring sales Altogether it is one of 0 w yoke lace70c Nainsook low nelke embroidery plete with cushions in red or preen the largest accumulations we ever had for a remnant sale and now Nainsook prettily trimmed with em yoke beading ribbon and edging denim Arm Rocker to match the above 449 close to half former prices the clearance I broidery and Val lace insertions 80C OOc complete with cushions 524 19c 29c 39c 49c 59c 69c and 79c a Yard Cambric high neck trimmed with Reed Couches for the cottage or D rawers two rows of embroidery insertion porch maple frames natural tin sh Sale of White Goods Remnants tucks ruffle pin and embroidery oven real seat and held o ft lone a e 0 lte 00 s emnants Cambric tucks and embroidery ruf 120 2 ft wide S824 fle some have lace ruffle49c Sheer Nainsook cluster tucks down Sewing Rocker double wow At onehalf regular prices short lengths 3J4 to 12 yardsof Nainsook lawn ruffle with two rows I front hemstitched turnover collar cane seat spinJIe back in re I green various white fabrics including plain Batiste French Lawn Persian of Val lace insertions and edging f 120 and cuffs or ivituial 7 v Lawn India Linon India Dimities Nainsook Cambric Long Cloth 1 ing 50c I Womenn Arm Rockers doub Walking Skirts Mull Madras and Dotted and Embroidered Swisses Nainsook tucks and blind embroid woven cane fat hht back SI 51 Figured Figured ruffle OOc I Cambric cambric ruffle tucks and w ery Lnrgp A m Rotkeri double w ven Nainsook umbrellashaped lawn lace edging 50c cane seat and back hUh arm and Albatross Kimonos in dainy shades blue pink lavender ruffle lace insertions two rows I Cambric umbrellashaped lawn roomy eat 224 I 96 or while trimmed with ribbon lacings an priced from 496 of beading and edging 70c I ruffle tucked 70c lawn Settee slit seats and body Nainsook ruffle of wide embroidery I Cambric umbrellashaped lawn J4c and 174 uo io 1074 Insertion finished with Val lace I ruffle with tucks and embroidery Solid Oak Morris Chair finishei1 Insertion and two rows of lace ruffle 80c weathered spring seat and reversible IVT eCS edging beading with ribbon above Cambric umbrellashaped lawn imitation leather cushions97I L DOc ruffle two rows lace Insertion OOc and Solid val Morris seats Chain and hlghlv Red Star Hammocks at 989 lace edging polished spring reversible Chemises Cambric circular ruffle of six rows silk velour cti h on c 249 Fblrth Floor Muslin embroidery edging and band lace Insertion and two rows lace Y N the construction of Red Star Hammocks you find the 70c edging 124 lION acme of durability and Hammock comfort They are 30 Nalnsook skirtlength with lace Cambric lawn flounce cluster tucks Domestic Steamer Rugs inches wide and 6 feet long made of heavy white duck yoke and ribbon bows lawn ruffle and embroidery ruffle 120 n s ends fitted and all iron stretchers the mattress with fibre 70c Cambric lawn flounce trimmed with 200 in allextra heavy Nainsook skirtlength embroidery I tucks and hemstitching two rows wool in solid tans and a variety with six heavy ropes for suspending yoke and edging hemstitched lace Insertions and edging 120 of plaid design size 0x72 SOLID OAK SWINGS finished in I HAND MADE WILLOW SWINGS ruffle on skirt nBc Cambric lawn flounce tucks and inches red green weathered or natural I round back deep and roomy seats Nainsook skirt length trimmed embroidery ruffle 140 J and omplete with ropes 1280 51380 f Special 569 688 front and back with embroidery Cambric lawn flounce tucks two p 1 insertion and edging DOc I rows heavy Cluny lace insertion I Otheis III stock up to 3989 Sid Olk Plate Racks in a golden or leathered finish Nainsook sklrtlength embroidery al1lll lace ruffle f 150 1 desirable for the counrv dir ing ro m yoke trimmed with beadim I Cambric lawn flounce three rows of r cry hon and lace edging OOc point de Iaris lace insertions aid Cu Custom oiecrt L re s C8 I 474 Nainsook skirtlength two row i lace ruffle 171 iSAiri for men combine ic val lace and one Maltese lace in i Cambric very deep open embnud llee knee 0 to meslre FlU rk log sertlon beading ribbon and t Doc I erv flounce ivibrmdery bealmv f 108 both in ft ana in nitaie I Sale of 125 and i with ribbon above wurrWI t h the moderate cost For BoysA a e 0 t an Night Gowns In the Basement of Shirts ready olvea We 79c i Cambric cut V hemstitched tucks Cambric Drawers with hemstitched make them m cur Custom 1 50 Knickerbocker Trousers at insertion 50c cambric ruffle 14c t3Ofll FiC and embroidery 1 Muslin high neck yoke of hem Cambric Drawers lawn ruffle with hit Workrooms on h About the lowest figure we hve ever been able to quote for it stitched tucks and six rows lace tucks and lace edging 10c remises a din the bod st ALL WOOL garments tailored as find as these insertion OOc Cambric Drawers with cambric ange of size and cam injl Made ot cheviots cassimeres and worsteds fashioned full for l Nainsook low neck embroidery ii ruffle tucks and hemstitched hem ons h oiun miki g r ertinn with ribbon OOo 24C boys of 5 to 16 years j kI x J a 1 f tiIf Sl 01 de a a 0

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u WrIf I C j rr 1 lIt J V r V THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY JUNE 3 1908 13 I I COSTS 18 7000 TO GIVE OUT 56000000 IN CHARITY A Ms ht etls Inquiry Reveals a able Use of Funds tor Destitute liwOV Juno 3An Investigation r hat rlVnlld th tact that the ehrlt able organization of thl State taken ai a whole spend for salaries alone nearly onethird of the mousy con tributed to them and that npproxl mutely only onethlrd of their receipt Li spent for actual relief The prevalence of overlapping and iltiplcation In organized charitable en terprises was Inquired Into by n spe cial committee of the Massachusetts I V 1 Broadway uk 4 Emnpatty 34th Street t Announce For Thursday June 4th An Extraordinary Clearance Sale of XbSSr Entjre Stock of j I Tailored Suits for Women fashionable bprng models in assorted plain I cciorj and fancy stripes checks and mixtures icD Ilcietofere 2500 to 3300 I 2400 Heretofore 4500 to 5900 p Silk Satin and Lace Braid Coats Assor ed models and colrs for wear with silk linen or Lingerie dresses tSO Heretofore 1900 to 2200 I 1450 Heretolore 2500 to 2950 Silk Lingerie and Linen Dresses Silk Presses of plain or fancy taffetas mirage rajah or pongee silks mess I nc satins and satin foulards or fancy voiles in assorted models 975 Formerly 1650 to 1850 I 1975 Formerly 2950 to 3900 V I3 50 Formerly 1950 to 2500 I 2500 Formerly 4500 to 4800 i V AftgSfl and Linen Dresses in a large variety of assorted styles 1075 FormerlY 1500 to 1950 I 1975 Formerly 2500 to 2950 I 2600 Formerly 3500 to 4800 June Sale of Summer Undermuslins for Women I At PrlPes Extraordinarily1 Low Not in years have prices such as we quote for this sale been associated with garments of equal fabric and workmanship V When it is borne in mind that these goods are not the sort usually offered for Sale purposes but represent the latest styles and most desirable effects one can readily understand that the 2alyes offered are unprecedented The materials include sheer lawns nainsook or crossbar nainsookthe trim mings are most elaborate The needlework is absolutely faultless GOWNS UCVlI CnQ 4 75c JOJ J5Q 198 to 595 CHEMISES 10 j en i9 298 to 395 DRAWERS 50c 75c ICO K50 to 495 COVERSV SOc 7c K J50 to 495 SKIRTS 75 J50 98 293 to 1250 COMBINATIONSCorset Cover and Drawers or Corset Cover and Skirt JOO 150 198 298 395 to 1250 V V V Dolly Varden Undergarments Entirely new novelties of white crossbar lawn with dainty colorings in rosebud or ring dcbijjn wi h ribbons to match an1 eaboratcd with fini bees und embroidery including i Gowrs Drawers Covers and Combinations at 100 196 2 50 and 298 Rare Values in Summer Waists for Women V The garments embraced in this timely offering arc fresh and perfect in every way The designs are all new The prices quoted are wonderfully low Waists of batistecrossbar or plain fine Waists of sheer batiste or lawn in lawn j in a variety of new tailored various new models artistically de models opci back three quo r tcrr 1100 signed with lace others of lace and 195 sleeves front Jong sleeves or open J embroidery h sleeves cuffs and col Vajue 200J lars lace trimmed yaj 350 Waists of sheer white lawn three at tractive molds fronts elaborately de Waists of French batiste entire front signed with fine embroijcry laces and attractively designed of lac and cm clusters of pin tucks threequarter 125 broidery in a variety of pretty stYles 250 P sleeves lace trimmed collar and cuffs sleeves collar and cuffs have Inserl Vauel 250 tions of lace Yp 450 J Lingerie Wajsts of French batiste fir jawn Value Value 500 650 At At 295 395 V elaborately designed a number of new models entire front of fine laces insertions and medallions V Annual June Sale ofWhite Mull Ties CorsetsStandard Brands V Value 50c At 25c At Prjces Greatly Reduced Value 25c Aj J5c l MgMti Corsets oE white batiste V V t and back Embroidered in a variety of dainty floral Princess hips nn supporters 1 9 j eyelet or polkadot designs with hemstitched attached front and hips real whale bone filled Value 500J stitched or scalloped edges in white blue pink red brown hello or black Augustine C B or W B 24to 46 in wide and 36 to 48 in long Corsets of white batiste or coutll 95c long or medium hips with or without Cold of Storage Furs hosesupporters Value 200 C B or W B Corsets of fancy w P prepared to accept Furs broche batiste or allover embroidery t 95 mg E ur G arffients for Cpjd Storage batiste medium or short hips V Value 450 Throughout the Surnrner Months 6UMMEK RESORT XXXsx U1YIMER RESORTS ON LONG ISLAND A new booklet Summer Ittiorti on Lung IllncV far 1U01 containing a Hit or hotels and boarding cottH free on application ui the following I I nil ticket office so Broedwar m Sth as and 11 WeM 121th it New York Cltv 331 Fulton it UrooKljn or mnlled on receipt of nc pllftllo hv HOW I RD M SMITH rieneral raineniter Agent 1 Tin rtflt Vlffh nv Neir York Pity 7 i FOR MALE I 1 I fyeekly or monthly nymnti bode Kuarnn tkxlidellveirj on f1rt Im it confMfntlal NATKINAI DIAMOND WATCH CO ITT nmtdmir near CortUndt It I DIAMONDS ON CREDIT i tl A TI Ii PC JAMES U1UUU1AN VATCHES in Ukldea Iiis 4th U 1 11 I ii J LtJF 1 EXCURSIONS SUNDAY EXOUISIOI LAKE HOPATCONG SUNDAY JUNE 7th I flOOtoud Trip Tkfc 100 I OBILDMN 80 OUT Lsv W ud it i5 l Liberty It t AM I I 1 FOR SALE WATCHES AND DIAMONDS CASH on CREDIT EASY PAYMENTS American Watch DlamondCo a MAIUKN UVNK rhone 0887 Corllandt MlPPffcPC iJler mUleI Urge MIRRORS I AAHJnW9y mall tSSioTimfriSa ifi OAtetJciDua fleanat8 netDraA bOUaV rss ilori lat PI iloriotsrril5S sill ICe V Federation of Churches nnd was the principal business considered at the Memltunnunl meeting or the 1Vdeiatlmi here today The organization em brace fourteen denominations Tho committees report showed thnt In 1507 there wnro i9 corporations In Mn nchusutt8 aotlvely engaged In phil anthropic and chat liable work TheMe had n total Income f jnJSi ti3 while they paid In Milarlei SISWCTi for pro visions and Mipplle 1P5717 And for repairs and Improvements siot STEAMBOATS 1 pATTEiV LI LuddU AV ALt Aluvn IAUK AliU JJtCJ UUV two WEEK OAllI I Lv Htoornfieidit bloclu 1010 Weet t 1100 A I 8 3 A I Y A Htlt M and 240 I U lie lIatloi8 30 A M 9ai A f ilStYA ST anti 8IO p si C ATSK1LL 1 1 fur CaUklll Mountain all pont V Hudion Cotuclcle Week daTa foot christopher it 6 P nllin far 1123 Sum Im irllii sum mur Retort Hotel and Dnanllnic HOUM Dl rectory with CaUklll Mountain Picture Free AiMrim Pier 41 U n FOR SALE I a1TLE3mN s CIoT1I1NO to order on II I weekly payment perfect fit nn material i EXCHANGE CLOTHING CO atl MHOAHWAY Entrance on Park Place and Cufleoa at whoieaai p1ces TEAS Chains tea Blbr bz 100 1 Choice Oal feeS 8 UM iloo ROT I1UNOAN UU WALl T Lc L II u I I Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 18th St New York Butterfly Suits itIo Prince Chap Suits I Cutaway Coat Suits Like Illustration i For Women and Misses iji i 775 IIIiI V2A I I Suits In the seasons most approved 1VfJfJjfJJi t fhi models of the best qualities of Serge ii 1 Panama Worsteds and new fancy 1 lW weaves In blue Gendarme Copenha i gen Brown Blondlne Tan Gray Pearl a u 1 IlL I Black and the new fancy and shadow V Stripes made to retail lor 15 to 525 J r New Linene and V Rep Suits 1i J Itul Worth up to Worth up to Worth up to 1 I 750 at 310 iti 415 at 3 4 295 395 495 I MV j The styles in these Linene and Rep Suits are Prince I J t Chap and several pleasing variations They are in a great I I i i V variety of pretty striped linenes in plain lavenders blues V frt i tans and white very durable and washable holding their i i t I p t t i lustre throughout the season The skirts are full pleated i or gored and trimmed with one or two folds iJ lil ii i Lingerie if tVtl Dresses I4 ii tt Worth up Worth up Worth up f i V 10675001 to SlO at lo SIS at 295 395 495 1rj L I I t The Lingerie Dresses are made of fi l I h11 light blue pink lavender ecru and white mull and other materials used in more H 1l I ti tt expensive dresses The waists are hand g ii t 1 I I I t i I t somely trimmed with Val lace insertion j I V V 1 aid medallions in pleasing yoke effects I I I skirts are extra full and trimmed with i N lace insertion to match waists ¼ 4 V 200 New Silk Dresses 9T c t Worth 15 to 18 at 8 I I 2j1 I 7 Princess Jumper am two fin Fur I I V piece effects daintily or elaborately Slur UttV La Kind t rately trimmed with laces braid orir u embroidery and combination color trim minus come in all the popular colors of fine taffeta pliln or figured Jap silk foulards messalines lingerie mull and fancy silks each 9 and every dress worth fully from S to 10 more thin Its marked sale price I II DENTISTRY TEETH If you have three or four teeth I will Insert a full set without a plate You can have this done I Fx mlnatfon of yojir tt free BRIDGE WORK PER TOOTH 500 THOTH I 4 7 and 10 GUILSHAN N E Cor 125th St and 8th Ave Entrance 271 W 125th St FOR SALE Dress Vt e I on Our red if mi riSBHr UP TO UATK Clothing FOR MEN AND WOMEN No nefereno or Security Required Take tine HooJn Mong with You and Iay at Your Own Convenience Lenox Clothing Co 273 6th Av near l7thStI 11 U l2743dAv nr 124th str lll Brooklyn Store 1129 Broadway Nenr DeKalh Av I V OTKN KVKMNOM Autos by the Caroad Manhattans Pioneer Automo bile Establishment ViuVtt auoaa III one W1ilf CondMDce ot our cuituiiiem and aodlute reliability No inlireuiuicntutluu und all car tnorouBhlv renovated 1UOT Stefls four and ala cylinder IMerceArrow Utility unit forty hour M2M to MOOO 1W07 lozlcr Sloddartl Uatoni Gll n obllf IJckirdi HI5O UI lerxe lei 4iUUi StuJct aki r l4iu Hal flier S13V Wlnton JVHJ Hutchklu lKn ltvai Jiuo Cleveland Hueedatcr ILSV U L M like new I2090 thlrtyhnr Jackjon tllOO Thoma Ktfhone 73 J Packard spcfdalxmt fllK Charrondl lardotVolirt S2SOD IDOl Columbia SI2m 1ODeTrlbunre hie entrance tourlnirK ivi I Peerlen ftttO 19OT Corhln JMO Franklin n llOOO Olden eUte tourlncl I 44 Cidlllacj M MK IMO jiso Maxwell Toiirln HVV Autocan ICvKI all bargains 2 X1 other unu iml rmnnrtunltle n mun tratlonii c11tllll given Auto Bodies Galore In nunat out St eel tert 1 iirlnir all ntln I closed Forrljm end American rend and flnIe4 put on chassis in others price Broadways Mammoth Auto mobile Exchange t to 313 WMt WU aL sear 1l1I14 o 1J I REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION I REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION PEOPLE PEOPLE I Success Success I BEGINS WITH YOU ON YOUR EXAMINATION OF THESE LONG ISLAND CITY 266 25FOOT LOTS Nothing just like it ever offered in the auction room Never in the history of the Auction Room were lots offered to you that had a Subwaya Tunnel and a Bridge not proposed but actualK near completion and louching into this property at all points Y9u all have heard many limes of Mr SoandSo making a small fortune in Real Estate How seldom you hear of any one losing money in Real Estateespecially if bought at auctionwhere you yourselves control and make the prices IT IS AN ABSOLUTE SALE I C SEND FOR BOOKLET OR GO TO LONG ISLAND CITY by taking 34th Street FerrytO minutes walk or 3 minutes by trolley all Jackson Avenue cars pass the property where you can get maps at my local office on the property 152 Jackson Avenue It is not an allday trip to see the propertyIt Is only 20 minutes from 34th Street and Droadwiv to the heart of this property in the heart of Long Island City It will only be S minutes when the Subway and Tunnels are run ning REMEMBER After January 1St you go by TUNNELS AND BRIDGES Title Policies Free All Assessments Paid BANK BOOKS ACCEPTED ScALE Next Tuesday V Jne9JAM 14 and 16 Vesey Street New York City JOSEPH P DAY Auctioneer 31 NASSAU ST NbW YORK CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE NEW JERSEY Cranford Lots at M n 2 Down and Monthly O T1 J No Intrrvil un uncald balances excellent to ial n few minute from ttatlon title INn amr l Kor tree tranworUllon apiHr 10 11 WOIJK 40 Ubem s1 mate 1010 New York OUT I PIANOS AND ORGANS I CHRISTMAN PIANOS offrr the flnul i rup j uion In l ilii unj iuio grant piano ohirmliuc upright sat player i iJf 1rl r h pianos latest styles elesintl flnlihel iaYii i guaranteed tint cl It pay i uuyen to In V tcitUato WtI planes icoixl mik rean able 33 W 11th it bet 1th ant ftlh av WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS

Ull oo VURTJIZITIi TREUT West of Fifth Avenue I I JUNE SALE Better Than Ever I V I Each Year Adds to ds Farm V SALE DEPARTMENTS AHE V Womens Underwear Babies ClothM Corsets Millinery Boys and Girl Apparel Shoes Womens and Misses Dresses Suits Waists Wrapper Petticoats and Mens Shirts Some of the June Sale Specials l VAlSTS 01 CltOS4IlAI i W tI I S S INTfl1MMFD M tHLIN A or FIN I VI illE I IIT rv Unlllboro ant I LAVNSeiniorat Atyl I 111110 SiieeF itt Rough 4 I nl 1Ih lace or 1I1brnllery enIM 100 SrawRBla1 IIrnwn a yyJ J p III t 11 V I n t 1 lace yokesui Dutch I 1 I nekoIHo HRI 1UJID V lIowest lallort I u1TSTtls1 styIreVVail slzesworlh IS II or IteeruII shlrret t j II I foll nll1 large J 195 i IIFER 1ISorHJ1 WAISTS TalTel BowHuuall S311 J emhrolder tront or Ixqul Jares II and I tin fine 443 I J It t I J9l BIb sINGsi i I tucklre SG93 lute Uron Co I 67 I I V elI t15Cli reenreg II 1 llgsES DRESS SKIRTS OlllSS White 1lnene pleated or I iin II nt I COnSfTS te and Jght V gored with one or three I n fOldS with and without i 100 hit COlllllGlrdle tnd 1 AtralJ and button I J reneh IIapeslaco finIsh 37 all sizoswcntll 1118 1 with nnd wllhout garters i an1 attnChmrntRIhlte and t I fJ3 P TS A D nrnO I drahnll slzeworth H IIut Ohlots and I Tweei rind Corduros I Plain nntl SatIn Figured Ba patent bnndstnp1 oamsr 29 lIto COnSIrSLnce and 3 to H years I iIh1n IInIRhmelIum long 124 1 worth 49 and W 1 hiktjj Izrsrl Ii 1 1 nd ln BOYS SIIIIII HUIfS V RusHIn niit Hallorllnln S PtTICOTS and Striprei Chllmbr StrIp ersuekr good wash l V i Linen Crlllh 1011I11 White nhlclolorfiarefiouncesand Q t Duck tadras 1erei2ea 95 IIt ruffle with French tuck f etcmlhitnr or slIlIor ur pleatsreg 9i col ar 2 tO 10 Jo yrs IFS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS u unlb 110 V V 0 I1 IVItS nun rcaloalo OICInNTAT IAIr SAISTSI White Negligee Shirts plain 87 hlt AIIt ICTII or plait hoomsall sizes n1omelv trlm1 with n IIknown dollar make enl IAceahm 81 I In white or hInck Jap1Sulk1 2 5 j visrs 01 WAIST lace Inserllns In pOlntrd COTRlJadraR ChloU nnt scroll effectsIrhiid I 1180 It t flannels light 74 leve IIlItl hack I and Inlkgllwhre 150 nit slzesn ZIPS antI SM i V I 4 Lie i V Womens Washable I Summer Suits and Dresses i June Sale assortments are nowhere surpassed and nowhere equalled Washable Coat Suits Fancy Dresses Twopiece or Jumper Dress with coat LINGERIE NET LACE SILK Ia1e e t charmlnj fancies LJnen I Poplin Llnene elaborately Silk Mulls In loveliest tinting Net of trltnineil with Venice Filet Point e Uice over lawn or silk drop wblt Vonlse and Cluny laces or tallorcil In especially natty styles Law ns Uatlstcs and China silks In I Culantiy Prince Chap Novelty white pink blue hello ahamjia n lint threequarter coats white natural exquisite Princess designssome tun Copenhagen I light blue pink tH8 to 1718 entirely of Val lace and rich I i Jumper and Princess Dresses Messline rlbhonn some ollover ernVd i also cold Bntlste embd with whit 1 Linen Llnene QltiRham Chambray others elaborately trimmed wltji 1 Dotted Swiss and Lawn white f colors stripes plaldn lace and Vcnlsc Kllet Point Venlse and other oinby trlind or tailored L1S to B08 lovely laces ribbons etc U OH to 2H08 I FOLLOWING JUNE S7L SPECIALS CONTINUED i I1NGEIUE PRINCESS PANAMA IHUSS SKIRTS DltnSSESBatlsto Black Blue and Brown now I I pink blue lavender and box pleat model with and L I CopnnhaKen also white net without self cnld silk Mraps r350 I Waist Skirt and Sleeves 500 nil ilzcs Including extra J elaborately trlmd with lace regularly JTKi I and wldn satin Olnlles tha nets have leap nklrt all mrrc TAFFKTA SILK COATS nlzes worth J1000 ldi pleated Inrsc fancy I 6 5 I collms with iluh renaissance f TAKFrJTA fillK DIIKSSKS hralil all sizes sizesvalue J118S J I Princess und Jumper ele pant quality Navy Hose WOMENS HOlSK DUKSSES LapenhaBtn Brown Tan Cliiinibray and Seersucker I Gray etc hand embd In silk 1085 pleated or full front waists 98 of self toneattached or sep with and nltnout lining J V arate lace yoke all alzes turnover collar or neckband worth J1933 I regularly J19S V June Sale of Womens Underwear and Babies Wea Variety that provides for every taste and jitirse assortments such as ate I only offered hereou will quickly see that exceptional excellence of ma tennis and workmanship mark this sale as one not restricted to a fewcatcJ penny Hans Sale prices rule In all qualities V I Corset Covers 18 34 54 94 to 124 i Drawers 18344674to124 i Lhoiiiisos 3469 9498 to 298 Skirts 6491 174 345 to 494 Night DresHos 29 44 69 94 to 494 Habioi Long Slips 1824 31 44 to 68 Babies Shore Dresses 2032 4875 to 127 Babies Lawn Cups 20 27 to 4t Childrens Lingerie Hats 47 75 to 134 Special Values In Finer Qualities of Each V V Toilet Article Sale Continued Tomorrow A GREAT LIST OF UNDERPRICED SPECIALS 1 MORNING SALES Tomorrow Thursday Until P M To provent deaiers buying we reserve privilege of restricting quantities VulnelllI ilk Rubber Coats liSsifJlI Jibre lugs tfli1trYattrftCtLVeCOOie11unmer nlacJt colore and stripe tk 79 0 culorlngs3Ux6IJ and 36x63 summer r smart new modeibcdie wOllh 98 to 1ChIica ot 50 lInoaltslzFC8W rt J iDNO either sizetor morning ule 55C01 FLOOR THIRD FLOOR NEt UILDtoO iioc Tntferll Silk Vaisl8 Jens SIIllmer PaJamus ntchlyembdtrontpleRts Ilzes rOIlnrge and smnll men and tuckslzs 3t to t 178 the Indra Percntes nn Dlmltyone 01 1 IRd S MotiCEITIlE DUILDINO trogsattILohedtoeach lIest mallesdouble button silk 68 IioleIwmll 1001 1 lit 150 IAIN FLOOR war UUILDISO Uomeus Clml rIO 1 rSp pcr V seat ngureslIgllt and dark 58 Itogtrl i cr Plated Varc madeworth 119 J Iesvert poona and fOrk full cutwell xlrn hen AA bnllltf4ncy 79 SECOSI noonNEW IIUHl I O hhlldlewIh su hlllt doz V MA1 FtOOttCCNTIIu IIUILDIoIO Wool PIWIU1JlI8 LI heck nml Dnmlls Towels Excellent quality Huck txll hemmedwhite or le4 SVT also Gamot llIack Drown Runt 2 C cold lx45lmot broche frineco1d hotxDnmAsk bora 121 2 38 Inchworth 41 dersreulllrt 22 MAJoI FLOOIIIIRE OOODS DEPT MAIN FJOORLLFoI DEPT inc tViiite IusinslJrhI 7 j mbtl IJOUIIYJ1gS soft IInlthtrco ruin dresslnnlcJe 8 t be t teHIJ1AcItr 18 qualityIi Inchworth 2J 9 worth n iESI wtIIS O PT MAC FIOORN nUIImm VV II i t niftllli bJuno 7 FIn Ils I i k J ZU 1 tl II V iIeII ItUalll and good wtlths for Fine unshrlnkllllo baby flannels 1lIlr bows millinery t1colors 15 silk nibl Iu sCllllol and hem 46 tJlCI whllo rllIlarly 21 slitchc deSignS Instead of J tAtS IOORnw IIDISO IIAsEm SI fSInt Ph ttDiNO c ill GillI II HIlls IUICY CUllllJIo DOlteJ anti plain pink blue Idl neck ad tmpll W vIes i crnm hl1nnot alt thalle In f plain nnthl mounting Or 11 aclltlerr 21 IInd Il l1 121 wJlrd rlh 1 I 1 quaI1l1 r J 1t

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