The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
June 15, 1908

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I wr I I A THE EVENING WORmMCNOAYjUNJ I 5 i 90S I OBRlfN TELLS I JUST HO W HANSEN t FRIGHTENED HIM 1 Macalusos Diary and Affi davit and His Own Letters At iToo Much for Him

I WITNESS VERY NERVOUS Destroyed All the Documents li He Says When He Got jjg Them I j Curl cbrHanfnn the lawyer Ufcsr pd with extortion ot 15ono from l K Sweph E OBrien the Philadelphia t atODrator T jaded and PIlle with AVark rD8tI under hi eyes when he I 1 J Marched through the court room where lie l on trial beforo Justice Goff at JOJO oclock today Ixisjt night was tls fourth In tho Tombs The examination of OBrien was returned I DistrictAt turned at once by Assistant torney Smyth The Philadelphian was agitated from the minute he entered the courtroom He clasped and un I claped his hands nervously and had to be continuously asked to speak loud er He said he had a very bad cold and hlJi voice was very faint OBrien practically repeated the testi mony given by the Fifth avenue dec 1 orator F M Dowling relating to the Brst Interview with Hansen in the lawyers I read the 7 era house He said Hansen letters he OBrien hid written to tho boy Antonio Macahiso the diary of the boy and the affidavit Macaluso made re iyarding his relations with ihe man Sorry He Destroyed the Letters OBrien said he had later received the letters r Are they In existence asked Mr 3Emyth No I destroyed them said OBrien r7 wish I had not I am very sorry tney were not saved I object shouted John F Mcintyre Hansons lawyer and he was sustained OBrien then started to tell as well as he could remember the wording of the affidavit and had cot as far as I J Antonio Macaluso was walking along r 7 Broaajy one evening when a stout when Justice Goff i t gentleman stopped him I After ilr Hansen had read that pa per he said If tho Grand Jury knew of j It I wouldnt stand any more chance I i than a snowball In hade said OBrien 1 What the Affidavit Contained After this the Justice allowed O arien to tell as well as he culd tile word Ing of the affidavit This was of a revolting nature It described Mat l calusos meeting with OBrien haW the t man took him to a room and the next morning went to look for apartments for him The affidavit also related t lated saJd OBrien how he had given 1 dinners to Macaluso and had asked him to go to Philadelphia The decorator then told how Dowling aid that the case was one ci blackmail I and If Mr OBrien wanted to hand over i any more money he would have to do i t1 It himself McCarthy Duwlnga clerk r und Buckle the lawyer who It is i alleged Hgured In the handling of tho T money both gave him this same ad vice said OBrien The witness told of giving Hansen receipt for Instalment Of the money paid before the letters to IMacaluso were returned to him and 1 told of a trip hack to Philadelphia to 4 get money which he gave to Dowling 1 to go for payment of Mr Hansens 1 claimWhy I Why did you pay this money or cause It to be paid to Mr Hansen I asked Mr Smyth I was afraid of this exposure of the Injury to me In business socially In I ever way stammered the witness My mother was practically dying all the time j i I object shouted Mr Mclntyre it i Arthur Palmer here took Mr OHrlen d and went at him In triphammer style 1 flrlni the questions at him rapidly n Hearing him half out of hls wit g OBrien told how he tlrsl noticed Mac i uluso on llroadnay nnJ said the boy attracted him Mucaluso and hn hall f highballs together and the boy told all f about himself f Took Bay to Mothers Home I i I Didnt you bring this boy to your i liomo In Ihllailelplila didnt ha sleep under the amt roof n your mothtr nnd eat at the same table with your mother t Yes admitted OHrlen i 1 OHrlen told how Macaluso had given t a dinner In his honor before OHrlen I nailed for Kuropc how ha Had lent tho I boy the money to pay for It In all the t time he had known Macaluso he had lent him only U widen he had never j paid back I Ollrien said he Is fortvpx years old and Macaluso Is twentythree Wh n did your fiellnjr toward Marn f luso ehanire usked the lawyer f Whin I found that he wasnt hon c est Bald OHrlen when my lion e I I keeper told m he had stolen heels and I I pillow cases from my home while I wan r In Buronc i Mr Palmer resumed the rri sexam t nation of OHricn after recess Did you have any fear on account J ot those letters at tile llrnt Interview you had with Mr Hanson 1 Yes said the witness I was In error all the time until 1 sot the lot ters Did you part with any more money I na a purchaso price for the letters 1 25000 to Settle the Whole Case I authorized Mr Uowllnn to piy i t 3 OOO for the settlement of the whole SVJ35000 t ease B Onrlen aid that when tie destroyed I the letters handed him by Hansen he I J f thought the cam of Maealunn asalnnt OlJrlen was closed He said he had i Instructed Dowlins to settu the raKe 1 before he Ollrlen ever aw H ni en I Palmer then released the wlliiesi who I left the stand with an expression of I great relief II John J Buckley Called I 4 t John J lliicUIey the lawyer who I j acted for OHrlen ant who l said to i t have given hansen ttCOO of the J1J WX was next called lUicklfjr is about forty years old clean haven Itti thin lips and tpeaks In a clear distinct voice lie said he met I 1 llann the first time In the Hotel Man f45t e the7ent 19 liLa home o Hansen said the case had been brought to his knowledne through n charge of theft against Mncaluso by Mr amlrn Mr hansen showed mo tho allldavlt Macaluno had made lie said and de clared that the people behind Maculiito were pounding him to death for the money that they worn a tough crowd and he was sorry he had hal anything to do lilt It I ald to Mr Hansen 1 will not permit my people to pay you any more money and I would advise you to return the HOWO already paid He said he couldnt do that as he had already turned It over and told me 1 might be a goat civil lawyer but that I was a mighty poor criminal one oneUuokley told of a meeting of Han sen Dowlliifr UHrlen nnd himself in Sherry restaurant that lasted until 115 oclock In the morning Itiukley oaw Hansen twice the next ilnv and said hansen askeU him to straighten the matter out Handed Over 5000 i Hansen said hp had been put to abaut fI00 expense said Buckley anti I naked him how much he would take for the letters and the filit I He said 5000 The next da I n In the Victoria Hotel he had his ba iwlth his Initials on It opened It and I gae me the letter and th nffldivlr I than paid him SiOOO whloh had been banded to me by Mr Mu nrthy ilr Dowllns olork Mr Smyth then read a statement said to have hen written by Maca base In which hll said the affidavit hail been made by lilm In a spirit of fun and entirely exonerating OHricn of the assault liucktey snid the document had been given him by Hansen At this point DistrictAttorney Je roms entered the courtroom and took a eat near Mr Smyth It was the first time Mr Jerome has attended tho trial HP was followed by several ns I ucistanth Buckley sidol the letters given him I 1 y Hansen were destroyed In hH Buck leys office by OHrlen Didnt Get a Receipt I Mr McIntyre cros eramlned Buck ley I leyWill Will you show me the receipt Mr I Hnnsen cave you when you paid him I that t oi i i thatlie lie didnt give me a receipt said the witness I receive the letters and the aflldavlt Tsnt It a fact that you pave him J2v i nnd pocketed the remaining 00 I did not Ho testified Hint hansen returned to him the receipt for the 1Oc1 that had been patti previously Ddnt you say when you cot David Xewhurtrer Into this case that here Is n man who wouldnt stop short of mur der I derI rI I did not sild Buckley Ho said he had recelwil JSIViO for his servies in the Mse anti that the amount had 1 een tiald to him hv McCirtby I Mr Mcintyre asked Buckley If he had paid certain dol ts ho owed hail taken m bad checkn lie had elven and had paid bets on which he had welched on the race track with the JV Buckley cald he had not Didnt you tell Mr Ham n that It he monpv wasnt paid you would bring th matter to the attention of tho DistrictAttorney SHIP TRUST PROOF AGAINST HARD TIMES The Plilp Trust like nil the other tracts Is not affected by hard limes AcnordliiK to Its annual statement made public today the International Merchant Marine Company cleared up 4033730 In net earning for 1007 rlsht through the October panic and the pre cdlnp period of hard time The com pany made a record showing In gross earnings of nearly IOCe for tha year ending Dec 31 but owing to an Increase of tSmWnoO In operating ex penSes and the COSt of financing five big strikes and the hard times the profits were not as great as expected The net earnings however were trans ferred to the depreciation fund which now amounts to over 11000000 The Ship Trust which Includes the Uhlte Star the lied Star the Ameri can line and the Dominion line plans building a new steamship for tho At lantic Transport line This boa will he put In commission In 1909 The new steamship Gothic built for the Whltu i Stnr lines Australian trade will bo I IIse1 Instead by the lied Star line In ilK New service I YorkAntwerp flying the Uelglum Hag I ST PAUL OUT OF DRY DOCK S tTO June lGThe Amer I ican Ilne steamer St Paul which has i been undergoing repairs since her col lision last April with the British cruls er Gladiator left the dry dock here I todaY She will sail from Southamp ton June 20 for Now York via Cher bourg lOlL AND PAPfR USED TO KINDLE TENEMENT FIRE Incendiary Enters FiveStory House by Roof and Escapes in the Same Vay In an effort to burn down the bg five story tenement at No 403 Cherry street a firebug climbed up the stairs of No 407 at 2 A M today and then down to the hall of the adjoining house through the scuttle lie must have been weighted with kerosene He sprinkled tho upper hall and stairs with the oil and then placed two big balls made of paper and cotton In a pool of the fluid The balls were about 15 Inches In diameter and In each were a quantity of matches After lighting the blaze the Incen diary slipped back through the scuttle and escaped to the street On the top floor of the tenement lives Joseph Brauermnn and Harry Levy The two were awakened by the crack flag flames and smoke and gave the alarm Tho tenants formed a bucket brigade and beforo the firemen arrived the flames were under control BEATEN BY FOOD Of MEN HE JAILED Brooklynite Attacked Because He Refuses to Stay Away I From Court I II For two month Joseph Block of No I 181 Slegel street Wllllamsburp has boon Betting unsigned letters threatening him with all sort of unpleasant things If he persisted In prosecuting two men named Fischel and Cohen who had been held for the Grand Jury on the chars of assaulting and robbing him early in April Last night Block was on his way home when a chunky young man halted him at n quiet spot and asked him if h tlll meant to appear afnln Fischel and Cohen nt the trial Block said he did Thereupon the rtrancer grabbed him anti began to kick him with great violence At this Juncture Policeman McGlynn came along and the over I z alous advocate ot personal liberty went to a cell I Today In the Ewan Street Court Magistrate OKellly held him In bonds of 10X1 on a charge of felonious as I sault He said he was Samuel Morrell twentytwo years old of No SS7 Flush i Ing avenue The Magistrate asked I Block to look about the court and see It he could pick out any other persons who had been Intimidating him As Block glanced over the room several young men rose up and scurried out shielding their faces with their hal and hands Two court officials chased tnom but they got away I Unusual Sale of Window Curtains Suitable for Summer 1500 pairs of Muslin Net Novelty and Scotch Lace Curtains 100 pair reduced from 135 175 pair S 175 pair reduced from 250 300 pair 250 pairs of Scotch Madras Curtains 400 pair reduced from 550 700 par 675 Pair reduced from 850 1000 pair 200 pairs of Colored Crete Curtains 5 550 pair reduced from 750 900 pair 85O pair reduced from 1250 S 1500 pair J Imported Cretonnes 2500 yards of English and French Cretonnes at i 74c 2j4c 4275C 5 7 Kc yard educed from 25c30c 35cS 40c Kc G3c 85c 95c yard I Lord Taylor I Broadway and 20th St 5th Ave igth St j s s I S I I Basement Items CiugfrCo t511 2O STRE iv YORK BARGAIN BASEMENT p Woweis Silk Dresses 6 7H Entire Stock 6 74 ii fST Basement I S Dresses ot taffeta foulards and rajahs Natty Princess 4 IL Jumper or Dress model elaborately trimmed with contrast ing colors or lace Full plaited skirts with tucks or folds at loot all colors The number is limited Linene and Dimity Jumper Dresses 285 ur V I S Tailored Shirt Waist Dresses 89c T Misses Lawn Dresses Boys Wash Suits with 1 1 Princess S 2 pairs o 9 Jumpers 2 85 of pants 139 I Fine lawns nnd dotted Swisses in Sailor Mouse Suit of fine white duck beautiful colorings elaborately trimmed with lace tutu I with one juir I onj Iants and OHO pair llloomen sileo embroidery ty iiumrnt t to 11 Z11 llawinrnt Misses Linene Skirts 9Sc Boys 2 Wash Suits 98c JVight Gowns 67c Drawers 1J9c I Petticoats iffc line nainsook and cambric V Nainsook and cambrii Drawers Striped scerslcker and pJn chain shape stpiare or low neck with lace umbrella olin iittI rullle with nveral I rny willi ItDimcc and Iwn cot taut I ribbon and beading or embroidery rcw ill Vnl lace and ribbon or fine rut tiles nnd dint rutllc or deep r utile long or short lcces tv Itnrmrut embroidery rullle HIIIIIIInl wilh sculhutiteti edge ian Lawn Waists 65c Lingerie Waists 124 Fine sheer French Lawn Waists clinic wilh em Trimmed with Irench Vnl lace and embroidery broidery panel MIIIIO with embroidery nnd lace front yoke tucked back threequarter tucked sleevei new tucked back threequarter sleeve tiickd collar and ha ed tucked collar and cuff with ill erlioll nud lace culls inched with lace about ion good model to filet luc yoke trimmed sleeves laec collar and cuff choose from at CJC ty urnent special at SI it 2flKaenrnt a 5 ics 0 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO i fOUND UNCONSCIOUS I i THE GAS TUANfO ON Auto Man Taken From Man hattan Avenue Apartment a Prisoner George Gould In HIP nutomoblle I business was taken from lila npartmsnt In the Sherman at Xo 1 Manhattan avenue last night unconscious Iron gas He was found In the apartment alone by a policeman and a bellboy A i tenant across the lloor deecteil t le I oJnr of gas about 9M oclock anti told the Janitor Gould was brought to Iis Senses at the J Hood Wrlcht Hospital and be yond laylmr that he wa thirty years old he would tell nothIng about hm self The police said that the other tenants on tho floor with Km have been I complaining for several diva about the qunrelllmr and noise solni on In the Gould ouarters The tenants say Gould Is married but Mrs Gould had not been seen at home vesterdav Tile Gould moved to The Sherman OT Tune 1 n SAYS DOCTOR HIT HIM Dr Adam W Hilbsclimltt twenty nine years old of Xo 113 East Eighty fourth street was today lick In J2CO bull for trial by Magistrate Walsh In tho Yorkvlllo court charged with at tacking William J Collins of Xo 13Sj Second avenue night hallman at the Metropolitan Club Sixtieth street and Klfth avenue folllns said that as he was looking out one of the club windows late last nlsht Dr Huh hmllt whom ha did not know passed and called to him to take a walk with him Collins started down the street with Dr Hubuchmltt whereupon Hubschmltt truck him In tho tae with his cane The doctor sale Collins had Insulted him rOO Solid Gold 100 tJ Eyeglasses 1 For This Week This 1 a remarkable chance and OM that houll appeal utronply to all eycgla wear er not pnl b toDe or the bill nalnx In price but nlso beauties the opportunity to 1oracntd t y Rn optlelmn of more than thirty year txpcrteiic one with a mlde spread rpputalon for abilIty and oorrfctnfu Thl wean that joull not only mt s ialr of Five Dollar aoM ROM Aysclsss for One Dollar but that the xlMe will bp nlicihitrly rIght In PTMT particular No Chare for Oculists Services Foera paIr of thea Gla f 1 rurantM to be absolutely correct or nAy faniV o 1 a l06E23dSfNY N sMzaIL near fth Av 3ISTOI1EuI S4I Fulton StBJda E tahli icl 1CM near De Kath Are Stern Bmth rg direct attention to th eir Department for Womens Mens and Childrens Balking and Swjmmfing Suits On the First Floor Class qu e Corsets THE LATEST PARIS MODELS MADE OF BROCHE BATISTE AND COUTIL AND CONFORMING WITH PREVAILING FASHIONS INCLUDING THE SMALL WAIST STRAIGHT HIPS AND LONG CLOSEFITTING BACK EF FECTS t 1Li Also Large Assortments of Corsets IN CORRECT MODELS ADAPTED FOR ALL FIGURES AT 51251 175 275 AND 475 Tomorrow Special Sale of Frne White Goods I Batiste and Lawns in a 11 C variety of checks and stripe Value 25c Yard at I 11 Imported Madras and Embroidered l Batiste in numerous designs rt ec Union Linen in medium and sheer J at Jl D weight for Waists and Suits J Value 30c Yard Upholstery Furnishings For lYiidSumrner Use at Reasonable Prices CRETONNE APPLIQUE PORTIERES Pair 425 595 Formerly 525 to S25 RUFFLED MUSIIN CURTAINS SI15 345 175 COLORED CROSS STRIPE CURTAINS 90c 165 195 WOVEN HAMMOCKS full size 285 350 450 525 675 THIRD FLOOR lVe3 TwentythirdlStreetti I i McCutcheons U The Linen Store hC 15tud Jlark Reduction Sale of Womens Outer Garments Linen Suits plain nnl striped linens natural and white grounds with colored borders All smart new up todate style 1 net 1500 Induced from 2500 and 2800 Princess Jumper Dresses Taffeta Pongee and Licht Weight Cloth Colors Tan Gray Copenhagen Navy or mack Price 1800 Reduced from 2800 3250 and 3500 Lingerie Dresses Atl exquisite collection of new model this season Price 1200 Reduced from 1800 and 2000 Price 1800 Reduced from 3250 5th Ave 34th St W81 orI8 jCo1thktL TL7SIiIY JUitsTR 1TH J Linen Suitings i COLORED DRESS LINEN 36 tnoli shades of Blue hello Grey RcsoJu Natural ana White Rugularly 40 yard 25 ALL LINEN SUITING 48 Inch French Finish white only I RIIgulurly 75 yard ro i r abw6I91ft jL o t 1 I I ne ftftm Leadlnc T 1 ladrari WaIst l Specialty A sL 2 fc lMO pitlernB Hause J1SO i y IJ Important Announcement A fresh new stock each season and an abundance of it has been our fixed rule from the first day we opened our doors We will not carry over any goodsfrom one season to an other no matter what the loss involwd may bto us This is now an established principle In fulfilment of this principle we have decided oh a series of sales to continue until the seasons stock is soldi Regardless of Cost j SUITS i c Our Entire Stock of Cloth Suits 3750 TAILORED SUITS 3500 TAILORED SUITS t19 a 75 3000 TAILORED SUITS 2800 TAILORED SUITS 5500 TAILORED SUITS 4800 TAILORED SUITS 2475 4500 TAILORED SUITS j 4000 TAILORED SUITS Our Entire Stock of Linen Suits 3500 LINEN SUITS 3200 LINEN SUITS J 2800 LINEN SUITS 2650 LINEN SUITS 1475 2500 LINEN SUITS 2250 LINEN SUITS J We Advise Early Selections l 1 JIo tvw4sst I JOHN FORSYTHE i BROADWAY AND EIGHTEENTH STREET iococc it Aliuuut Ct 3 t J STORE WILL BE CLOSED AT 5 P MrSATURDAYS Tf a A TOMORROW TUESDAY JUNEM6 4 i A SPECIAL SALE OF WHITE UNEN PARASOkSlj t TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY WILL TAKEPLACE JF 1 AT THE EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE OP iOOHIAca

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WOMENS TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS IN A VARIETY OF STYLES HAVE BEEN REDUCEDTO THE FOLLOWING LOW PRICESt 575 750 833 4C d 4r p ALSO THE REMAINDER OF HGHOJADEShJCPET11O AT DECIDED REDUCTIONS INPRJCE3L 1 1 34tt imt 35tlj tmi wi SIIj InItUX1 0 I HQLZWAS5ER Open Cvery Evening I Until 9 oclock I 10 allowed on all cash par ch We ei pay freight I I Writ for ou nw CaUlov 940 Worth IS Down 960 II LIBERAL CREDIT 7 Worth75 Down 5150 Wctk 100 1000 200 ISO a 1500 225 as I 200 ii 2000 s 2SO ii 300 t 3000 350 as Our lams Apply AM te New Toik lists Nrn Jer I y Slid Oon eo loot 3AYE 8081 ST 8OMATKN8ION On accOUnt ur the growing demand for Treatment we have hastened the our ornlnlr 01 U big Hallltaraum at 1004 Uleh nUlnd rlrruc Nets heighten H J is medicine of nlfiil to the euro without HtjruwiilUni NrrTiUnf ant Iiuomnla without or to conneCiltiui plutrcl ane olhor I IIIIPIll1110 tuirCatt1rf1 Hunkpn Chests and IIlooJllns ItuiduMlsed person leTigtiiaiiui HhohIM tnoly lttslrpd to a nllrmlll tuts the convenience nt voronn n For In uiiBMuv w have opened a Honin 0111 in fliliin Tnrlor ill BBW Atlantlr nv next in I the I I n II Rtnllnn unit the Hub iintrdnrn nl nulbunh iv wny Aliplliiitlnnn rccclMil lit both nlaoei nIl Tien Iolliod THE PINAL IDITION OP Tile EVENING WORLD S CONtAINS COMPLBTE CHARTS OF THE RACES tllD 4ALl4 cQ m I AskIf WouldBiiyI The boarder who doMnt Mk for the I bread Ml4om I t II It And tiM best I I way to pt a Yacht I I or Lanocfti bar I gain U to AAK for just what you want t Wr through a Wtnt d I I 1 I to Buy of Ex 1 change JU1 In the Moralnf World 1 e ii I Th d sto Of ferlf You Would Stll Work Monday Wondfft Sunday World WantJI 01 0 is W J

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f f j1if t 17r jar i m i f I II THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JUNE 15V19OS r AFFINITY COUPLE t FOR SPin MADE fr ASSAULT CHARGf I Alleged Girl Victim Declares She Did Not Know the Man t r4 Clark an employee of the Staten I 4 Maod Rapid Transit Company and r t Mrs F O Whitney a comely brunette c not more than thirty years old of I t darks affinity I QuIncy Mass who Is I Wr eent to Jail today by Magistrate Handy of the New Brighton Court In i 4fiult of UOOO ball each charged with perjury In swearing to a warrant nam tac Paul McAllister as the perpetrator of an outrage on a fourteenyearold Ctrl i In sentencing the couple to prison to await the Grand Jury Investigation of I tale strange case Magistrate Handy de I Bounced the act as the most outrageous I bit of spite work he halt encountered on the bench Clarks wife taInted and had I to be carried from the courtroom II Last Tuesday after McAllister who conducts a boardinghouse at Mann er Harbor had dispossessed Mrs I Whitney from her apartments for non payment of rent she and Clark went before Magistrate Handy and swore that the proprietor had committed an Maault on Annie Swanton who lives next door to the McAllisters Today the girl McAllister his wife and three children and Clark and his wife and two children and Mrs Whitl ney crowded the court room The girl I I promptly declared that she did not even know McAllister and that the charges i against him were false McAllister told of boarding Mrs Whitney for three months and of being forced to ask for her rooms He charged that the woman and Clark ought to revenge themselves for hli ordering the woman out Mrs Whitney admitted being Clarks affinity but declared that he had forced bar to swear falsely against McAllis tar Her confession followed a com plete breakdown I Mrs Clark sat In the court room with her children until the womans con Session Her cries alarmed the court f who Instructed an attendant to remove 1 her As she arose from her seat she I toppled and fell In a faint Her con dition Is said to be serious and two I i physicians are constantly In attendance j STOCKS DULL WITH t THE PRICES LOWER i Union Pacific and Reading 1 Lead a Rally Which Fails I to Hold I Small gains and losses were minded and transactions were meager in the early stock market today orthern Pacific and St Louis and San Fran cisco second preferred declined 1 and Minneapolis Paul and Sault Sainte 1 Marie and Atchison preferred large t fractions Union Pacflc and Ile dlnp led j a t ily In which they stored one point 1 gains and others large fractions but IT the strength did not hold anJ the list dropped slightly below Saturday Trad t Ing continued dull and professional The total tales of stocks were lMUM hares and of bonds JlS15OtiO I The rNmlnn IrliCN J Today hUhert Ivweit and last pros t f stocks and of net chincee ns comiured with i Saturday final fleuros are as follona Not L m n Low ipt Chc Aln1 Cdrrr 071 t fl7L Am Car Ft1I HI 1P V Am Ie Cn I T r Am SmL f nr i5i iP irl 14 Am SR I flf tIf te I tI I Am TL ITl list lIst iii Am Tab Co r 1 00 1 01 rIot i I Anaron lIn 4t 12 H Ateh Tcp t F i1 rlt S1 Rail 0110 011 00 S44 14 DCklvn n T IiI 46 414 I Can Pc 1 1 WI r Cnts riJe 41 4 HI ft Chi Mi a 1 ia 1tlI 1 C Chic a tit 2a C I hi N tv 110 10 C C C S L 1t r l r i CoL Fuel Irrn M I 2IP I 1 COl Sauttrn I I 11 I Con J G I2 I1 v3 I flit SCC Corp rat r n frl If Ii rl 1 I Gn Elee 1t3 IC 1 I Ct Nor pt Iaflfte I I Ian i III Cent 101 1 4 I Louis Nash 1 1Is IaI It lh t 1 1 Mahsttan 1aI i i Minn 4 St L Vl 21 14 t Mo Kan I Tex 6i na I Nat mlelllt o1T 414 IT i Nat Led nr ift ift d NOrfolk lm Weal 4 i f i onth Amer 10 I l s 1 Alrbrak ii r r a Sortn P3citic 1M I loft C ant W 1I lO H Lt1 I i Fennslvanh 11 14 IZI i rod St1 i I Rdln 1121 lit i np fHe1 1C It S f Re Steel of e 1 R hJI 1 f nolc Iiiand 17 17 i lIock Island pI 1 tC tI I t I BIos Sheffield 0 O t South Iaeltl MI Ruth RI lil Ii U t South fly 11 1 14 I r I 11 Third Menuo 0 0 II T itt I VI III 10 Twin CIII II T 1l tOS I Union PHII I I 1111 liP U II 111pI 7 t T I U S Stul pI ifll1 IAO 101 1 1 t VCbaf Ip It 1 Vabfti 1 t J 28 LI r et 1 a d le III 44 14 ft Weal r T IJ 3 1 Adoe De1ln 0 r CONVICTED WOMAN FREE h Kdna Van Artdale the young woman convicted of conspiracy and mlnjr tlo nails for the purro nf ln fr urt voMon In homer A niackmurs buck shop business at No IS Hroadway hal 4 sentence sinpeiuli UI Judge U I the Criminal Branch of th Uliiei State Circuit fnurt today Judse MOIIKI Ltd thit he heJP1 L that Mte VM A1 1i H ii Itod character left notwlthtandni he long awoclatlon with Illackmur to make her refo n possible an iv ha L dwlded to jrlvo her an opportuniy i do 10 Ie Swift A Coa pales ot TrMh Seat la N w Terk Oty for ill ftk aiuilnx latllNa T t 4tHM 11 aur J IOT3 ClAla p pouai I 9 a r jtiji t k PAYS 50 AFTER FOUR YEARS FIGHT Telephone Company at Last Forces Its Money on Man Whose Trees it Damaged Tho New York and New Jersey Tele phone Company after four years of constant effort has aucceodu In pay Ing J50 to uenry ciay Week whose beautiful home Voata Lawn Is one ot the show places In Bayelde Mr Weeks Is a venerable man who loves his shoue trees and hates auto mobiles and mosquitoes lie has spent thousands of dollars n protecting the first and ghtlng tho other two His It with the telephone company began four years ago when It began stringing wire between the branches of his handsomest shade trees Weeks had the wires torn down and a law suit resulted This ran along a year and finally from Justice Jaycox of Suffolk Coun ty the telephone company got the or der It desired but the decision also called for the payment of 3O to Mr Weeks as damages But the company could not Induce Mr Weeks to receive the 50 He avoided all communication I lion with the company Once when an envelope containing the money waa I handed him In open court he turned the cash over to the Judge Now after four years of dodging Mr I Weeks has had the money forced upon him bv another court order which wus I signed today i This order also came from the Suf I folk Count tustlco and allowed the payment of the KO to the County Clerk of Queens after which the company may strln Its wires Today 566 principal and Interest was oald over to County Clerk John Nledersteln and tomorrow effort will be made to run forty wires through Mr Wcekss estate Trouble Is ex pected THOMAS r RYAN TO I SAIL fOR EUROPE j Financier Sails Wednesday on the Adriatic to Be Gone for Two Months Thomas F Ryan calls for Europe on Wednesday He has procured passage on the Whlo Star rteamshlp Adriatic I Mr Hans departure vf two years ago was followed by the collapse of the i InterboroiifchMetropolltan stock In a wireless to The World Mr Ryan then I stated that he wa out of the market In view of what happened at that I time there was wide speculation In I Wall street today as to what Is solnc to happen after Wednesday Mr Ryan I and his associate In tractions August Belmont have not been on the best of j terms since somebody unloaded In I terboronphMetropolltan In IS S and broke local tractions down to next to nothing On the same ship with Mr Ryan will i be Joseph S Aupt ach attorney for Mr BclmonfB Jockey Club Mr Bel mont Is In Paris j Since Mr Han last trip to Europe his trnsjitlons In traction partlcU larly the ala of the paper Wall and Cortlandt Street Ferries Company has been the subject of Grand Jury Invea1 ttgation I Mr Ryan whacked up come JtKBOOO profit from that File with essr Id tner Dolan Brady nnd the late Iler Whitney and klnn DstrlctAttorn Jrome ably presented the ease of M Ban to the Grand Jury and some da ago Is said to have assured Mr nan that his trip abroad need be no Ions delayed as his Investgallon of the Jug glery In high finance wai concluded Mr Ryan will be absent from New York nnd Virginia for two month He will not attend the Democratic conven tion In Denver ns was prematurely an nounced Mr Rvan departure for El rope closely following that of former Senator Uad B 11111 is taKen as no indeatfon that he will not work tr de fpil the nomination of William Bryan Until sailing time Mr Ryan will he on a sharp lookout for the fettlve sub poena server as he does not Inteld t he hM up at the eleventh hour ii i1 tiplng stat at his town hoti e and the Morton Trust Compinv that ha Is not n th rlty BOYS BODY IN EAST RIVED Polic nf the Uit iiuflrt sIre nation found the horlv nf in inldrnt ned boy about ten old years floatln in n Ki1 River at the foot of Fort phtl soet DYNAMITE IN El INJURESFIREMAN Burning Building Shattered and Flame Fighter Badly Wounded A fireman at Richmond Hill L I was Injured today by the explosion of n tick of dynamite which was In a build Ing that was destroyed by fire It Is sui peeted that the blase was of Incendiary origin The Injured man la George Coo n y of ti Keap street Brooklyn a member of Hose Company No 4 The burned building was a onestory frame structure used as a storehouse by John Donaldson maunfacturer of build ing concrete It stood on Oak street and contained a quantity of hay and Imple ments used by the contractor There was also In the building some dynnmlta that was to be used In blasting opera tlons The building had been about half de stroyed by the flames when a stick of I dynamite exploded sending debris In v ry direction ooncy was struck by some of the flying material and sus tained a compound fracture of the left leg and lacerated wounds on tne right leg It Is also feared that he Is injured Internally Fire Chief Larkins took II the Injured fireman in his wajon to St Mary Hospital In Jamaica I Mr Donaldson says he had formerly allowed some Italians employed by him to sleep In the building but this priv ilege had been withdrawn lie sus pects that some of these men started the fire ai an act of revenge I FORTY YEARS CROOK YEARSTO I I GOES BACK TO CELL Nothing in Crime Bartlett Declares at the Age of Eightyfour I have been a criminal forty years and them II nothing In It said eighty fouryearold Charles Bartlett when I called before Judge HosiUsky for sen t tence today He had pleaded guilty to forgery In the second degree How many times have you been con victed 1 asked Judge Rosalsky i I cannot remember said Bartlett but since 1S57 I have spent twenty seven years In prison Bartlett left SIng Sins a few months I ago May 23 he went to Arthur B Har I ris a merchant of Xo 1H Worth Rtrrtt and representing himself to be Charles W Gordon a director of the First Na tional Bank of St Paul got Mr Harris to cash a check for J125 I did It because It was a question of crime or the poorhouse said the aged criminal today Judge Rosalsky sentenced Bartlett to serve three ears In Sing Sing f MEAT PRICES GO UP THREE CENTS TODAY KANSAS CITY June 15The packers have sent out notice that meats will be advanced three centu a pound to day and be scarce at that i Ii Remember the Name P fr G Naphtha Soap It is white and is enclosed in a blue and white wrapper Read and follow the directions on the inside of the wrapper and satisfy yourself beyond question or doubt that P Sc G is the best naphtha soap the best laundry soap a time saver a labor saver a money saver i When you have done this you will in justice to yourself insist that hereafter your grocer give you P G Naphtha Soap and none other Remember the nameProcter Gambles Naphtha Soap But if you cannot remember the name remember the descrip ER4GAMBIE tion The white naphtha RO soap in the blue and AP NAPHTItS0 white wrapper 5 cents a cakeall grocers e e PURIFIES SSS THE BLOOD Bad blood is responsible for most of the ailments of mankind When from any cause this vital fluid becomes infected with impurities humors or poisons disease in some form is sure to follow Eczema Acne Tetter Boils Pimples etc while they show on the skin have an underlying cause which is far deeperan impure humorinfected blood supply and until this is corrected and the blood purAled the distressing itching and burning symptoms will remain Rheumatism Catarrh Sores and Ulcers Scrofula Blood Poison and all other hlood disorders are the result of a vitiated polluted circulation and will continue to grow worse unless the poison is removed from the blood In all blood and skin diseases S S S has proved itself a perfect remedy It goes down into the circulation and removes all waste matter humors or poisons and makes the blood pure nnd healthsustaining Nothing reaches inherited taints and old chronic troubles like S S S it cures because it purifies the blood and restores lost properties to the impoverished circulation Not only is S S S a blood purilier of the highest order but a tonic and appetizer without an equal Book on the blood and any medical advice desired sent free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA Furniture Carpets Rugs Bedding Stoves and Draperies Jh k v1i9fl li hlikltard 5piece Parlor Suite highly p toh J mahogany frames upM trcl In x1 isi S1275 Verona eourj best pjlri construe ion plain buk cog puce 420 fortoioov x i 4 Write frr our Our libcril NEW BOOh j AAvwA 4 998 4 credit term j LET contanoc r i at I informal cu tt apply aha ato to jj larding outfit fJ Long lilani tQ9i WtiicJonip pJ 4 r j1 cilion it Mlh New Jefiey ot 1 St 3d Ave Cocnecticut V 1 Hoomi I Roam mr r R03n1 jjnr Q nt tl rl Ic Completely 0 lil 4 CompMely 3 ILQ K Comp lely II tJCilut Unix lied ultli lluli Ii Furniibed J 1 FurniibeJ J Ii Furaiibed I IIOMK as und It1 In j dj 1ei Tlieie Outfit Are on Exhibition Only at Our 84h St 3d Ar Showrooms lllliTH mint xinnn like ruti S998 II t erunI v lMMVa VTII I O IV M AT still ST AMI HO AVK iSHOWMfN AT FORT GEORGE SET FREE Forty Persons Arrested Last Night Discharged After a Reprimand by Court The forty proprietors of nickel and dime side shows arrested lat night at Fort George by orders of Police Cap tain Kreuschor wore U1 discharged lo day by Magistrate Kernociun In the Harlem PollcofCourt They were reprimanded bv the Court and told that Fort George and Coney Island were widely parnted In more ways than toT T1 o1l allr The apt nill nnd warned the bark ers at thie uliices that tnov were iiolatlnt i Slndnv laws and while somo closed the majority argued that they were lilY do4nc what was done at Coney Island every Sunday night I I Next Sunday promises to be less noisy TRIPS POLICEMAN I IN HOLDUP CHASE i i Patrolman Gets Man Who I i I Interferes Another Catches I Alleged Highwayman I William J Wright of Xo 347 East Fortyninth street was passing Forty eighth street on First avenue early to I day when a man darted from a hallway and tried to strong arm him Wright I gave battle nnd Policeman Ruth ran up and tackled the highwayman I The robber got away and started to run with Huth hot after him At the next corner Kdward Hellly got In Ruths I way and nod to trip him The police I man and Hellly fell to the sidewalk and I I a second battle egan Rellly however was quickly subdued and arrested In the meantime Policeman Kost I caught John Nugent of No 13 West Sixtyfifth street who was Identified by Wright us the man who tried to rob him CASE OF C W MORSE I GOES OVER FOR A DAY Charles W Morses name appeared on the calendar of tho Criminal Branch I of the Supreme Court today for plead ing to Indictments for grand larceny I and perjury filed by the Grand Jury which Investigated the banking situ ation at that time Mr Morse did not I appear In court Neither wna he repre seated by counsel Assistant District Attorney Smyth asked that the plead ing be put over until tomorrow and Justice Goff granted this without com ment Martin W Littleton appeared to enter a plea In the case of Thomas D Jordan exComptroller of the Equitable Life Indicted nearly a year ago on eighteen charges of forgery and one for perjury If Mr Littleton said he desired to mab motion to dismiss the forgery dorses II on the same ground that Justice Dowl ln r haLt held to be good In the cases of I President liegeman of the Metropolitan Life to wit no Intent was mule to de ceive or profit by the forerles Justice celvo or profit by the forgeries Justice day to make these motions I i Blindness May Follow 1 Careless Fitting of Glasses Ours Is the only safe way REGISTERED PHYSICIANS to examine your eyes not by mere testing but by the most thorough scientific methods vch Sn OcnJiMs iuil Oititianst 55 IVnrs in Iriiciire 350 Sixth Avenue I IZ74 Broadway Below C2J St I Below 33d St 101 Nassau St I 217 liroadway I Near Ann St I Astor lUuse Block 223 itli Ave near 15th St I Daily Organ Recitals Ways to Wanamakers in the Auditorium Subway Astor Place Station Store Closes 530 P M LVJ in trams Bjsemcnt every two minutes including Saturdays te ftttllttJ4 Broadway both ways Madison ave Fourth ave Place Furs in Our 4 Second avenue Surface Winter 5Eljthth street Surface Vaults 6 7Third nvUlevntcd Surface Store Calendar Unlined LACE COATS Of Mondays Offerings At Less Than Half Regular Prices A Few of the Remarkable Lace Coats at 825 New Lingerie Waists at 2 250 and 3 worth 3 to S HAE1MING arrangements of filet net with soutache Foulard and Pongee Silks UnderPrico French Irish novelty or Renaissance lace braids in Charming Shade Hats at 10 various rich combinations Designed to wear over New Supplies of Muslin Underwear pretty Summer drense and nowadays at the very tip of Imported Dress Goods Sharply Reduced Prices fashion We have secured a quantity of these coats in Cut Glass at Nearly Half Price jacktt pony and threequarter lengths in white black Small Lots of Linens Much Reduced cream brown bluet and old rose to sell at less than half Cool Bed Coverings for Summer their regular prices Childrens Muslin Underwear at Little Prices 350 650 750 850 and 1250 Instead of 750 to 30 An unusual opportunity that I Princess Lingerie Dresses is sure to be eagerly grasped Main new Old mdg That Offer a PriceSurprise At 4 Each kJie ffiriWf r t TpUE essence summerlikeness1 every woman will X say when she sees these charminpf dresses Cool ajJff I f aeW in the sheer fineness of the batiste cool in the delicate coloring lavender two shades of light blue 150 pink and a few in white Cool in the da nty embroidery Girls Sailor Suits and insertion that lorma the trimming ol the yoke the or course 150 Is a special price We have sold hundreds of short sleuvea girdle and kirt lhey are all in onepiece dresses of the same style for 250 These new pretty Summer play princess style full dimensions and with wide skirts dresses are made of checked percales and guaranteed fast colors Sizes Ve hesitate to say how much they oityht regularly to 6 to 14 years be sola for but they are certainly wonderful at their Young Womens While Skirts at 140 prlce4 each TIIM jio r Old Buiidinc Of shrunken cotton full plaited and fold trimmed Lengths 33 to 39 Inches Exceptionally fine values at SI40 Young Womens Threepiece Suits at 550 For TOMORROW More of the Made of shrunken cotton In various colors Jackets doublebreasted 25c English Cotton Voiles orerwaist piped Sizes trimmed for 14 with 16 and white 18 years braid skirt plaited fold trimmed and At Yard lOc a Womens Outing Suits 475 shows general style of tne The I e Ills is better than to be ablotoan picture THIS news we hoped to an these smart suits of blueandwhlte and nounce A single days selling a little while ago blackandwhite cotton repp The Jackets took away 15000 yards of the same beautiful areG Inches long doublebreasted and t semifitted with collar and cuffs of contrast Summer wash fabrics 80 sheer in weave and silky in up Ing colors The plaited skirt is trimmed oearance Something less than 10000 yards is ready with a bias fold These stylish Summer for tomorrow1 selling In stylish plaids and checks in suits are 475 each various colorings including plenty of the much wanted blackandwhite effects We do not expect that this Trimmed HatsParis Styles5 offering will lust the day out lOc a yard The Golden Salon famous for Its dressy 1 Ale Jd DJin exclusive 5 models has an attractive as sortment of new Imported shapes trimmed h I by our own designers with handsome flow J HandEmbroidered ers ostrich plumes and ribbons They have i Japanese apanese an m rOl ere the smart styles and the beauty of hate costing almost doublethey are really 8 Shirtwaist Fronts 11r t wals on t s value55 scarcely covers cost of trim mings and making I II rp G secured these handsomely embroidered waist and I HAVING Womens 150 175 j fronts at great concessions because they wert i I Waists at 1 samples our prices for them are half and less than halt More than two thousand fresh new up of their actual value The beautiful embroideries are todate prettily trimmed Summer Waists wrought on tine nainsook in various tasteful and effec really 150 and 175 values marked for this sale at the astonishingly low price or t o designs by the defthanded Japanee A few fronts 1 Materials are white and colored lawns tire soiied but laundering will make them right SOc 75c and I Main alllt Old DulWIn Economies in the Carpet Store I Here are some SPECIALS of interest to housekeepers who are con sidering the question of floor coverings Quadrupleplated Silverware Cool effective Joon Mats good colors and characteristic designs 2x4 ft 60c worth 125 2 ft 6 In x B ft 75c worth 175 A Quarter to a Third UnderPrice Inlaid Linoleum A representative line of these goods slightly Irregular otl square yard worth 150 Granite Inlaid Linoleum at SOc worth 1 COLLECTION of handsome pieces of Quadruple square yard A Silver Tableware in Crex Uugs36 x 72 In 95c from 125 4 ft 6 In x 7 ft 6 in plated In various desirable 2f pat from 225 85 5185 terns at a quarter to a third less than the usual price The reasons for the marked savinga are varied and Toweling Bed Table Linens Coverings and Pillows lany 01 the pieces come from one of the best factories oi replenishing linen Und er P r I ce silverware in the country and although new last Heaaon closets Housewives will find these towels and table Decided comfort Is represented In ure not to be continued Others come from our own linens rr rci fine values these lightweight Summer Bedspreads j Here is list the At B11O doi regularly 135 and Comfortable and the economies stocks a partial 01 t e splendid assortment Breakfast Napkins full bleached 3Sln will give decided satisfaction of pieces it GOo yd regularly Slerable Sllkoline At 1 Comfortables seconds of 2 klndKullsho 3plejo Coffee Sets I7D and J7I5 Ice Pitchers J52S and 173 worth Damask In lengths of 2 f 3 yards ing figured on both sides pure all white colors fill north 5t J ud 1950 1850 and 1875 Cream Turkish Towels at 111 c 12140 At 91no n pair regularly 4tl Tea Sets FJ worth J1075 175 Ice Tubs J32J worth 1476 Toweling at Oc yd Gray and jDliic ti l5 worth JJl I 75 lV4c Crash Dish white Cotton Blankets wool SUKnr Howls 1W and f3 I Crumb Sets t2M and Hl worth Lengths of 3 to 10 yards finish C6xSO In Criinn P trlier Jl ut and S3 W H and fi I At Klc Pure linen Huckaback Tow At P17B regularly J225 Fullsize CJioi i Iotn fl7u worth 1225 Cake Baskets 1260 worth Use els hemmed ends 18 x 35 In wlilto honeycomb Bedspreads nnkirc Dlshpit t7i worth J660 Salt and Pepper Shakers We and ziic Towels of finer quality At SOc regularly 125MIxed teath TrayS 7V worth 11 At astir Carl I Jl worth Jl and 112s 19 xS In Pillows Bprvlnz Trays 10 nnd is worth i Candelabra 4U rht f6 worth 775 with damask borders x er plain blue and white and fancy stripe ticking 3 5 IIIVI r i I Candlestick Im worth 12 3V4 pounds Spocin fro 12 vnrth JIM Main aisle Old Building At 17fi regularly J22j Selected Qundruplellnted Sterling Inlaid Forks and Spoons Silk Remnants Half Price feather Pillows blue anti white tick lag MxSO In 1 ½ pounds Is than onehalf urlue because no table or dessert apoona to match At the Subway entranco Is an at rnntc d C years racllvo assortment of silk pongee r China and Cut Glass Japanese silks taffetas plain J ass I auitltiKS f2 I 6 retrulnrlj I Tei Spoons lox rel1J fir j oclock Tea Spoons 1175 doz l I north CSfk anti figured foulurds In pretty colors Some iiLiy dinnerware with gold Md mi Korki SJ doc regularly I Orange Spoons 1175 doz regu tail designs black silks and evening stamped dfioratlon Is priced onethird 1 I larly If silks In desirable lengths for waists less than regular value Among the liirtcr Knlvr sv rC4IIII 90 Suear Soooni SOc regularly SOc dresses linings and pettlioata Tee pieces are Rogers Extra Into Knives Forks and Spoons are new fresh silks from our Silk Plates We COc 73c and DOc dozen Store Twu Ill I urn ii lttle prlcca Meat Oldies 15c fir and 35c each Tea SIJOOIIM lit iliin I Sugar Spoons and Butter Knives Uncovered Veg tnlil HIslipH Ins nnuui lLl i ika S doz I 25c each 1 and 125 2peceDresss75c covered SOc each g 150 Tublesouns und Medium Fork I TrlpltPlatod Medium Knives 276 j dogir I dozen U omens ntlracv lv maiie Two Tea Cup and Saucers 1 dozen Soup Ladles Jlj each I Tripleplated Dessert Knives JJM pIece tresses of white pera with 75c and sl25 Cut Class liutttr Biiiiii oen i dozen Hawment Old Jlidj Sleep stripes or figures Halted waist skirt Oil Bottles at 50c und 75c and full gored Formerly TA Broadway Fourth Avenue JOHN WANAMAKER A T Stewart Co Eighth to Tenth Street I j L J c ft

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2 r 7 T r I r a THE EVENING WORLP MONDAY JUNK li I9OO I r w I AND UP TO NEWSY DATE THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK ROBERT EDITED EDGRhN BY r r r 0v q COLIMM T Tremendous Growth In Pop ularity Athletics Shown I by the Record Crowd That e Attended N Y A C Meet on Saturday at Travers Island 1I I HE semiannual meets held by j THE N Y A C at Traveri n I slat a may be taken as the pulse of American tithletlca A few years ago only a scattered crowd ap s peared Saturday eighteen thousand people packed the stands and pushed c for standing rocrn fifty deep all around the track Fully half of that a crowd was unable to catch more than 0 an occasional glimpse of an athlete while thousands actually didnt see a single event but only listened for the yelling and cheering that announced the finishes Yet the patience of this landing crowd was amazing I have Men It surpassed but once during the eighteen years in which I have stud tied athletic sports That single oc casion was at Athens on the day ot the Marathon race when people gath ered early In the morning along tne roads where the runrera would pass and snood there until late In the after noon uncomplainingly just to catch a fleeting glimpse of the winner aa he plodded by on his way to the Stadium Half million people composed tht a Athens crowd and ninety thousand eat waiting In the Stadium itself Xo half a million will ever to to O Travers Island At least let it be hoped L that the N T A C will erect grand k o stands capable of holding at least a I e majority of the spectators before ath t letlc Interest reaohe such a tide J But the eighteen thousand som say twenty that turned out for the N Y I A C games proved the tremendous c growth In popularity of athletic sport t during the past two years Two years I r from now If the American team wins 1 b In London another confident lot of j t American athletes will be preparing I for the trip to Athens again for the I great Olympic meet of 1910 And by that time the crowd that will turn out T for the preliminary sport at Travers n Island cannot be accommodated unless e the greatest American athletic club t 11 l takes the trouble of building a struc J A turo to rival at least the stadium at Harvard I f Pit of the overwhelming crowd at I I the gomes every event was run off smoothly and promptly This chows the wisdom of having such things In I J he hands of real athletes Instead of excitable officials who know little about the game Jerry IMnhonoy club cap tain and a competing athlete himself Harry Lyons lieutenant and once a I altar quartermller and Coach Bernard Wefers ran off the meet LTTIOTJGH no worlds records I a j were broken the meet was a i i great sicess In an athletic way o John Flanagan getting In four fair n hammer throws In his new threeturn o style made 170 feeta championship o Performance anywhere In the world and a mark that only his closest rival Matt MoGrath Is at all likely to sur pass Flanagan has come back Into 1 splendid athletic condition and will undoubtedly make a new record this I r year unless McGrath beats him to It Harry Hlllman to show up those wise I croakers who have said he Is on the i down troll ran the best quarter mile C of his career Harry watt penalized I E three yards He was beaten five yards I by the big handicap men In 4t 45 sec onds That means that Harry ran within two yards of that time or very close to 49 seconJ This is fast enough to put him at the ad of the worlds I quarter OIlier today Ray Ewry as sure as any piece of machinery ever lnvent Jumped even feet threequarters of an inch or just onequarter of an Inch bet tr than he did a week ago In the tryouts He has a systematic training method and It S always works Bruno Soderstrom of Sweden shoved C how dangerous tho descendants of the ancient Vikings are becoming as ath 0 letic rlvah lIe won the pole vault tJ easily at 11 feet fi Inches going over a the bar with a foot to spare to quote Martin Sheridan II A unique feat of the afternoon was U tho discus throw of Horr of the L A S S C The Inexpert observer may not have noticed that Horr mnilo his great throw 132 feet without a turn He throw the discus from a stand still tic is train ing now In tho Greek stylo throwing from a slnd with the right foot ad vanced and If he catches the knack ho will make a new Greek record that will stand for years Horr Is on the BUbstltu1 list although many ath letes who havent a tenth as much chance of point winning us he have been placed In the tlrst team election But not even an Olympic Committee can be Impartial all thc time l T SQUIRES of ustrall3 K B gradually Improving Yesterday he showed some of tho long loolr for class by sticking nearly eight rounds before being put out by Tommy I Burns Paris Is said to be wild el I thusiastic over tho champion now and poor Squirm will ha to beat It to other CUICN get a match It was a foregone conclusion tnat Burns would put Squres out but no one t expected the Australian 10 do what ho dluIo In and MI s It nt tl speed for ICOn rounus giving Hums a real fight t While It lasted All Squirt needid to make him a great lighter was a knowl y edge ot def e remap he has pcked j it ft few pointers by stimj ng the sari j ous styUs of knockout blows handed j W him since his world wandering began Jack Johnson was sitting disconsolately at the ring side Jack must be near r bed rock Unless something turns up lOon therell be a new bell boy on the S t Job somewhere elng a bell boy Is a historic trade among lighter Boer Unhols Tormy Burns Young Ketchel and other famous Impresarios of the flit bave been hop in their day I 1 v t WARM ONES FROM THE SPORTING GRIDDLE r r I jttt v II I 1I 1LJb I UI e 7 I 4 V 1L t DPULINI NELiON HbJSJS1 BEGUM of JJylo I if Ills HA1D I I RAININCI FOR EC4UTh SPORTING PAPERS I i iJJIJ I 1i4I rArXTlH JOHN Buo CVCMftrApWN ATHLETE I 4r WITH GPt4 or THE VOFUD ib OUT AClpI Ir cEtfl INTO HPpe TO TRIM a Ii THE 1AE N r rHCMLY b P S OEM ONE THIKT i2 n1 0 I 0 4oflEAST LP 11P1 d E1ER cOMe BAtt f S oP orr it THE CAT rf11 k wan THC rt1fn f RAAO 2 i LOCAL CLUBS SHUT DOWN 1 BY JOHN POLLOCK N the next few weeks It Is expected IN that every fight club In town but two will close down for the summer but will open again In the fall So far the Maple A C New Polo A A and Consolidated A C have shut their doors The Brown Gymnasium A A will hold their stags In the future at their summer home at Rockuway while the Sharkey A C will run at Bath Beaoh The Grand Union A C Roman A C Whirlwind A C Olympic A C Dry Dock A C and Long Acre A C will probably close down after June 30 The Falrmotn A C in the Bronx and the Coliseum A C In Harlem are the only two clubs that will continue to run here all summer as their club houses are well ventilated and cool fib Murray matchmaker of the Armory A A of Boston haa arranged an excellent I match for the show to be held by the club on the night of June 23 He has secured I Harry Tewli and Larry Temple the colored pugilist to try conclusions In a twelveround I bout at 148 pounds Temple gave big Jim hJ Harry a r battle for twelve rounds and I will make Lewis travel his fastest In order to beat him I i Sam Longford the colored llcht middle I weight of Boston has a tool chance of get tliu on a bout with Champion Stanley I 1 tlot lnat utC Iri Ketchel nt Jim Coffroths duo at Colma I I Cat If he Is surcesoful In knocking out Jim I lurry the Chicago heayweleit In their I sinround buttle at the Fairmont A C of the nrori on Friday nlchl IinqforJ Is I training hard Just outside of Doston and II i confident he will put Harry away Jack Clifford the lightweight flrhter of Hutl Mont who wi knocked out In four rounds by Rattling Nelson a few months ego hao Just signed articles of agreement to mt I llufe Turner for twenty rounds at a shun to be pulled off at Kureka Cal on June 20 Clifford fought a great blttle against NHson until he sllpp l In the knockout punch on him Now that Marvin Hurt has declared that I GRAVESEND ENTRIES GRAVESEND RACE TRACK June 1rThe entries for tomorrows races here 4re as follows FIRST HACK Twoyearolds telllnc about fix furlong 31 S 5 atlcrf 1O1 427 Hlrh RAnge 101 417 lankte Tourist 11 JU7 Tnd 102 411 lliauty tlrUhl t I S in 1 Ur llllow OS 431 ato I 5 4111 home Run 102 4ID Hllthl Sort HO 427 Moorish King Ul 30 David Varfleld V ni Fontanel jol 4111 Ineiwmuc ft1 431 Hose Beaumont roo 4SV ood 107 411 tofKiiard 101 tii ttllble M SECOND HACn FourytarolJs and up the Kll4 ton Steeplechase Handicap about two miles milesDick Shaw 130 S 4 Thistle Dale MS 4fl Water PpeeJ 112 S00 JUn McGilL 130 ax T P Martin H tOO Simon Pure 18U 1X1I Molor I THIRD UAC13 Thr tyMroldi handicap about six furlong 4ft5 King obalt 125 Alfred Noble 110 Fond Heart IM I 3U9 ExplosiOn J I 2V Kmlto Fire pun I 300 Julia Powell 113 I 413 Nlmliu 112 Birla Court 10 lns Koslmlrn 3SS KOUnTU IIACB Thre far ilds and up ward the Marlboro Handicap one mil and a rlitoi nth lli mb Again II C r n iisl Stamina 114 424 nulol lad 1 JS Irish fiJiv 10 is I Half Sovrrelitn ttJZ FIITH HAfE Thrteyearolds ana up ward telllnir mi mile and a eIghth t aHI Tom IJolin 111 ountrilKn 103 Rod Friar IM 4M Kllllrerankle li 4nl Hlf Ial 1 4 J3t jibing t lll 4iT Lord rilanhot 1 Iliak oak CI 4Ji JJ 4l Ity 113 31 Ieterno jill 4W VfI eurO ii SIXTH HAiK Twoyearlias five and a half fuilonu 41S Vaich t 47 him Ilanga 112 1251 Inde Jim ll7 lairullsi Ill 4CS Mflton bib i Ir l1ellman 107 3iC R1um i 41 TlcvoV 102 Apprrir Ilnnee he Is ready to fight any heivywelght In the tutlneoa the officials of the Armory A A of Uoston have decided to put him on at one of the shows to be held by the club in the near future It Is likely thai Sandy Fer guson the Chelsea Mass fighter will be hU opponent wi Sandy foUKht Saul Lanis 1ba ejn ford a twelveround battlle at the same club slY weeks ago Charley Harvey manager of Owen Moran the little Ungllsh foatherw eight last nIght cabled 10 Moran notifying him that he hail matched him to fight Abu Attell for twenty rounds at Coffroths club at Calms Cal ui1botD rRI ir on Labor Day afternoon Moran will prob ablly sail from England for this country next month so as lo hae plenty of time rx which lo tar grh the fIght An attempt will bezoade In a few days to clinch a bout between Tommy Murphy the Harlem fighter and Oro er Hayes r Phila delphia to be decided at the Armory A tIP lhJ onbelndCI1 Afr A of Boston in a few weeks The mem bers of the club have been repeuiejly ask ing Manager Murray to get a fight for Murphy and as Hayes put up a great battle against Matty Ualjivln a few weeks ago Murray will try to set Qroter to tackle Tommy When boxing is resumed again at Parts fi I nlh Z aa g gf next September a number of American fltfJU ers will make the trip to that country for klt 1f i the purpose of picking up some easy money I by fIghting the foreign pugilists Harry 1ollok the local Ilgnt promoter ana man ager of Charley uriffin me Australian I champion will run the big club oer there which will hold Its chow In the big Hip prodrome The fcniers ro will mike VIe trip ats Willie Lewis Hilly MeJlody San Landlord Jim Donovan anJ others Jim Jeffrlu is togethis usual IWO for refereeing the championship batlle between Owen Moran and Abe Allell on Labor Day llolh fighters demanded that Jeff be the third man In the ring 03 they sesmed satis fied at the Jeclsl n he gave In their preUous fight which was that of a draw Euch i fighter 10 to pay txm and the club u to give tJ for Jeffs services 1 Although Pafkey McKarlanl has received I a very flatterIng offer from the officials of the lladner AC of Milwaukee to tlgh Joe Oans on Labor lxi Harry Gilmore hn manr lute declined 10 acett It UntIl atser Pack flltbtl Freddie SVetah at Jet friess Club It 1C Sngelea Cat oa July 4 If lackeY h nlia twILl Welsh and uans put Nelson iiway a fight between McFarland and Gam would attract close to n J30OUO home at Milwaukee I MONTREAL ENTRIES I Special to The EvenIng World MONTREAL RAfi TPACK June IS I The entries for tomorrows races here am as follows I KIlLSf It ACE ThrteyearolJb ellinB one mileI Hnrcourt 114 our Hov in Ilario 115 Call Hoy Ill Miss Marpnrle lf J IrlcelcsB Jewel Urt riervlle lu Mill m the l i lill HEPf NU HAOK Mild n tnreetar olrts And upward H tn furlonllI M Kckert t I 7 Amrntlllart 07 Vernando Ii7 Cruttio dOr I iTi AllllH Ktt Sally iohen I V THIRD ItOli Stf plrthane fourveir oIls an I upward elltnir about two mlle i Newt Fisher 1iS Marstrai Moor 141 Wood Mn 141 Fire Fly ll MMIrlnv Man 112 IlUtwell 141 Knr i llimwnn 111 JXJfPTH ltAlThe Illue llonnet Stakes threeyearIIs on mile Senile 113 Park View 111 Ulllle HlbU 1I1j llhwnas Flyer lbs FIFTH KAtiB TvoieiroM foir fur c ffi lfwr 117 Tik3hni 114 nan Do Noylei Ill Sight 107 Raeman lit Pearl Point 111 rl x il RACE Threeyearolds and sup selling ne and oneeighth miles GoMway 117 K ator 111 Thmias Flyer W llolsch 114 Thiniias Caloun P2 Leonard Joe 1U nan 111 Iyndhurst 112 AtTrontlce allowance clalmel Weather raining Track heavy DRY DOCK STAG TONIGHT Only one stag Is scheduled for to I nlrnt It will be held by the Dry Dock I A C In Its clubhouse on East Tenth I street near Avenue C The principals i In the main bout will be Jack Brltton 1 of OnlcnKn and Joe Sieger of Denver i the husky llghtwelghta They will 1 battle for six rounds Besides this bout there will br five others between good borers o AROUND THE BASES I Old Hard Lurk at last had to beat It fron the Polo Grounds M Donlln ufricl atfl nt the fireuell ieremonles It started with a swat to ho IMles and In a mlnulo the germ had sprivt throughout the lam It foesln In fels Hki U 1 lltrn when we can pull fne out of the fire In Ihe tact half i of the ninth ant then ollmh It In the tenth There airs 2UWJ rvople on hand tO It Is quit1 come Ipufrilemaln when a iat ter like Donlln can lift his wand and turn thousands of kn korf n1 iriv m tiT ci fire inlnutri On FrHay aftcrnoin the Giants were elafsM rtlh the duli thai fin Ish tallend In a bush cacaO Maturity af liriwn tImy were hd1 10 be the great ist ball turn that ever walked In she r leather f I We are glad to rerord the fact that Schllihter and Shnck un s i McCarth and OTonnnr It a Imtlcrj the Jhir lav an the were 110 i muaitie The Hague confer nee hal tirobjblv tone something towar International frlendslu after ail I STANDING OF THE CLUBS NATIONAL LKAOTU AMIiKlCAN Ll AOfK Club W I I Club W I PC Club W L 1 I lub W I PC ChIcago 30 in KM IhlUphla 21 SS 4S1 Chlrauo 21 0 1C Ihliihll 2t LM 4ln I Cincinnati HI IO vr Hnstin SM I ls iiarfl S SK rin Now York1 I7i IMttspiirB 2H Ll MW rtt U ull iJ SO 4SI St Lnuls t il al lInden I I 4V New Volk 21 X II Ilroiklvn HI 1 ll llrnlt Ml 21 VJl Wanhtin IS 31 Ml HOW THE CLUBS STOOD JUNE 15 1007 Club W L IC Club W L PC I Club W I ICI Club W T I C Chicago 3s 10 TUSKoston SO i 417 Chlajo ss If f 47 New York21 21 4C7 1 1 Ir m I ig I l j R 1r New York11 10 KWKinclnnail ill m 3 i I iiev un l iJ ismost Lnulr SO u ii i Philat hlaij IS 17 llrooklvn IS rtl Sim Detioit HIS MilUasdton 11 S in lroo 3 5 l n g aj Iittsturz 20 IS MSt Louis 11 3 wn I lhllanhm iml 2J rt lirwton 10 is in RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES Chicago 3 New York 4 Cl No games scheduled i notion 10 St Luuls 4 acheuld I Philadelphia 1 Detroit 3 GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY Cincinnati at New York Two games New York a Chicago St 1Juli at Brooklyn I lioston at St Louis Ilttstura at Boston 1hlladelDhla at Detroit Chicago at IhlladelDMa I Washington at Cleveland YIT 1 I I I I I I I 1 TEST CASES WILL NOW DECIDE RACINGS FUTURE BY VINCENT TREANOR ACEGOING regulars are still all R at sea over the new antibetting law They have been exchanging opinions on Its ultimate effect on the sport without any satisfactory conclu sions Some think the game Is dead I and done for other believe that after a tmporat lull things will right them selves The present outlook Is had for Ihe betters While the police patrol the courses as they did last week betting I I will be comparatively light and carried on at a risk of spending somo pleasant weather In Jail Hut will or can the police keep this up7 Can Commissioner lilnghim afford to send so many of his best men to the racetrack dally an1 thus leave open other avenues of crime I doesnt tem likely1 The i only quick solution of the problem lies 110 test cases This week will In all I probability produce some and a court decision will do the rest The Metro 1 politan Turf Association composed of the biggest bookmakers on the track U going slow with its plans rite bookies will certainly put up a fight to protect themselves They figure their ljslness Is as legitimate as anything else As one layer remarked today TI BURNS TO MEET I SQURS AGAIN SYDNEY N S W June 15A sporting syndicate here has been ar ranged for a fIght between Tommy Burns the heavyweight pugllst and j Hill Squire the Australian fighter I The contest will be for purse of I 140i 3 and Is to take plac In this city i during the visit of the American bat I tleship let next August The syndicate last month deposited 0o to hind a match between Burns and Lang an Australian boxer who was defeute by Jack Johnson at Mel I I bourne last year AMATEURS ARE HAVING A MERRY STRIFE IN POPULARITY BATTLE r Iosslhly your team Is not R popu ar one Mnybe It Is 1robably It Is TIIEN GET HLSY Hut remember that If you dont get started early you are going to lose out In The Evening World con test to determine the most popular unatuur Ham in Greater Now York and vicinity Its up to amateurs nnd your irmls tr get busy JUT IILSV IIICIIT XMV I Gut your trams name In The lOvening World Popular Amateur Team contest here aro the prises and condl Ins Three prizes nro offered J100 130 nil E5UIe money to be used for cam equipment by the winning uhs tiho Xo votes will bo counted unlefH n In on the olllcial ballots Tho ballot will lp prlntid on Pager of the Noon tdltlon whlo the re ult of the ballot and the standing f the clubs will be printed In tin op illiiii Mich night YalePrinceton Intercollegiate Champion ship nurtiall Oame Jolo Orounjs Tuesday June in 4 P M 11 at Spildlnir Vav l ajnaker1 Hasebail 0 oft and Yale and Clubs 1 Princeton Club Everything la 1 gale Another week may see something decisive The Jockey Club has removed the news censor from the telegraph office at the track The crnisor first assumed his duties when the big fight against poolrooms started last year and every day since he has been delaying the transmission of each race to newspaper offlc vf frC m fifteen to twenty minutes ThU was done to foil the efforts of the poolrooms in getting official re sults Now the races are sent over the wire as soon ae red This has caused the circulation of various rumors that the Jockey Cub has let up In the fight against poolrooms I would not be surprising if the poolrooms get all nee pssiirv Information as of oM now that the telegraph office at the track is open for business with anybody Scratches Jockeys nnd all Information may be had In advance unless some new rule M put Into effect today I the officials of the various racing racn assocIations have anything up their sleeves with which to combat the effect of the new law they are painfully nulet about I Thev might do worse than I adopt the suggestion of John 1 Mail mien to abolish the field and reduce thr admission price to SI A move of this kind would prove the popularity tl ralnir as a sport Irjder these con rlltlnns Madden Tdmlts that purses would he reduced In vnliip hut the rowe would come to the tracks INDEXED GAS S At Gravesend I GRAVKSEXD June 15 The local track was fast and 69 some fast gallops were noted to I day The best follows I t Sin JULIA IOVELL Five furlongs In i U4 013 103 25 handily Nice work 6S SARACINESA and oneeighth I miles in 021 35 04J 25 151 142 156 handily In good trim 1 SAILOR GIRLBlx furlongs in 025 SAlLI 15 116 35 nandlly Has I 0IeCl I FAULTLESSFlve furlongs In 024 CUD 25 102 25 driving Not up to 1 muih I G MASQLESlx furlongs In 117 35 driving In lame 65 EXIIIJSIONFoUr furlongs In 024 049 15 driving She Is ready G THE SQUIRE Four furlongs In 048 15 all out Is about due C MCARTER Six furlongs In 025 051 116 25 handily In great form 62 BIG CHIEF Six furlongs In 024 25 050 103 35 119 gaiioplng Never better iS COSMOPOLITAN furlongs in 11 25 breezing In good trim 57 JACOHITE Four furlongs In 024 03 15 u4S 25 hanuiy Never bet I ter flfi FRANK OIL I One onequarter i miles In OCf 35 051 116 35 144 157 210 35 handily Ills prep for I tho Suburban I52MIKK SLTTON Four furlongs In I 021 25 013 105 driving I Im proving 6SWAVE CREST Six furlongs In I 117 25 driving Does not act well C8 JAMKS I I1RADY Six furlongs In I G 021 spted 043 116 25 handily las his 65 ANILLSSiX furlongs In 02 35 04S 15 114 25 handily In very line trim 67 GRAPPI80ne mile in 024 35 060 U 116 141 handily In good form G EARLS COURT Throe fnrlongH in speed 012 021 03 25 handily Has 64 BIG HUN Four furlongs In 061 i breezing Hos spool rS J C CORK Severn furlongs In 021 25 I 043 35 115 i 5 123 15 handily Is I In grind trim 63 HEAUIJALL driving furlongs In 118 6S hIIIIIiItSeIcn furlongs in 134 breezing Ilu IK In goud trim 31 lOINU TO wlNFlvc furlongs In 02V 051 101 2r liriezlns r0 DENNS STAPKOIinSIx furlongs In 021 04S 35 115 hamllly lAtH of spend 62 CKIUK NIOISFour furlongs In Oil 35 OS3 45 0 IS 25 handily Viry speedy 26 FRANK LOUD One mile In 147 breezing i Two Races for Cameron The IrsaAmerican A C bike Ear Oere 1 O Cameron won the two events he was er I red In at Vallsburic esterday John Itedeli I Frank Cramer and xlUo Root won the i racm for professionals I l Baseball Polo Ords today 2 sm lit a I called at 3 P 1 Slants vs Cn A dm 0 CHAMPION RUff t COMING HI FOR r4 I i BIG CYCLE MEET e Walter nut tha champion cycle raocf i of Germany who with John Stol well last year elxday grind at the GardtO I will probably come over to this country i very shortly for the purpose of taking part In the Grand Circuit national championships which have been revived I this season owing to the new leas of i life the summer cycle racing game baa developed Ilutt will not be here in I time for the openlnc meet at Madison tme opnln I Siuarf Garden nxt Monday night but I Is expected for the Fourth of JulY events at Asbury Park HuH Is not the only foreign star wins will have a try for the national Cham plonshlp Sepral other European cracks including Ilnrd Dorfllngcr and Schil ling and possibly Stol will also take tim Journey Henry Mayer reached thl sldf of the pond a neek ago anti wet direct to Salt Lake City where he Is 19 compete against the best profcwlonaH 11 racing at the Mormon city track The amateur entries for the races at he Garden next Monday night are very heavy lilanks ran 1e obtained at room CoS Klatlron Hulldlng SWAT MILLIGANS NEW BAT PUT KIBOSH I ON LUKE MGLOOKS LAUGHING BALL II Dnlarr Sportlnic Department elnl World In your opinion who wsui the greeter ball player Swat MIIII sran or Lake MeGIooic of the In IOlook Snamp Spider IIIdACK GAlLAGhER 1 Walton aT Dronx N Y I am glad that you called my at tention to McGlook Mr Gallagher for he Is wellremembered In Sage bum to this day as the Inventor of the Laughing Bal a curve which was de signed to crush the ambition of Swat Mllllgan the peerless hitter of the Iolson Oaks The Swamp Spiders had crawled up In the race and were threatening the position of the Invincible Poison Oaks They came to Sajoburg to play a de ciding series and us Swat was aft tent one day on account of being a delegate to the Democratic conven tion the Spiders got away with the tlrst game Hearing of this Swat has I tened to the rescue Just before staring Mllllgan w Informed that McGlook had Invented a new curve Intended for his especial destruction As Is well known Mllll gan kept a corps of secret service men to unearth all such conspiracies against him The curve In question was the Laughing Ball I was thrown by the use of laughing gas which McGlook would spray on the sphere from a small atomizer which he carried In hU hip pocket The tendency of the curve was to cause the batter to break Into uproar ious fits of laughter and thereby fall to hit the ball McGlook being nn accurate thrower always kept this LLOP FORMAt C At Sheepahead Bay WK cHl 10 The Evening World SHKKI SHEAD BAY June 15he track was In splendid trim today and somo KI workouts resulted The best noted w r 17 SANt rU BR Flvp furlongs In 103 handllv had speed G COCNVY PAIRFIve furlongs In 04S 15 101 20 handily A very nice colt 6 SBA CLIFF Five furlongs In 04S 25 I 101 25 handily Very nlco work C DAIlY WOLF Six furlongs In 117 breezing At his best fiTTIMHKR Seven furlongs In 131 biNvzlng Is ready for his best raco K ROYAL TOLRISTOns mile In 152 galloping G MASThMt IIOBI2RT Six furlongs In 120 breezing In good form 2 FITZ HERBERT Five furlongs In ltr breezing Looks well 6S RLMSIE Six furlongs In 122 breez ing Lists of speed 64 CRACK SHOTSIx furlongs In 117 25 handily Co jnijLSIUK Three furlons In 023 Or handily His speed 67 SIXTY Throe furlongs In 033 hand I r COli WHITEOne mile li 050 116 25 143 35 handily Never letter U RAPID broozlng VATKROne mile In 146 PSTTICOATFour furlongs in 04S 25 handily Real nice lilly BS MONOIIST One mile in 144 26 handily Has his speed S PONTON One mile In 144 3G hand ily Viis nnver tx ter 66 CLLIXDQUYSlx furlongs In 116 2C broezmg Sho Is ready money 61 COMEDIENNE Four furlongs In 043 3fi handily Coming to form 62 RAIM PAGE One mile In 143 36 breezing Has early speed 67 STAMINA Six furlongs In tt 16 115 U 15 breezing She Is at her best 67 SPOONBR Six furlongs In 114 2d handily Hu Is In good trim 61 BELLO Four furlongs In 049 25 handily Shows sped MANDELLO Four furlongs In 043 25 handily Will soon do LATONIA ENTRIES Special to The Evening World IATONIA ItACE THACK y June KollowlnB are the entries for to innrrow FIIIST RACE Five furlonm selllnK Kjrnmda 1WI My Iady KiJicls H oca la Uw Vanrena 108 Maliom 10S The Missus 11 Chalice 1W Iidv Nelin JO Mahalla KW Zaffre IOS iJidy Ituby ira UonevHie 1US 1olnt lace 1W Violet Tear pill 108 sEfONIJ 11ACVSiX furlon sellln Sliver lirak IS F T Milrii Ir Dandy Dancer 105 Hoih tsdWifl 1OT ralamon 110 Margaret T IO1 Geneva I KrS IMnaldo IOS Hitter Sir I oil Joe Moser 118 Mal Courts lfl Canada 10 Tamar IUI Ilnancler 110 THIRD RACK flexen furlongs selllnr Hitter MIti 100 Millie Mark 101 rvira neite 0 insrie 10 Oeorxt Totting 110 Ilellemlna IM John B MoMlhtn 10 Sylvan Illle 10 fllltOOflsL 10 Jim BeatUe 112 My Queen o th ROSM 10 curve close to the hatters nose He worked It so successfully In one gains as a trout that his opponents tmwted every button of thnlr shirts In the lAuKhlng orgy whIch also spread to the crowd

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The Laughing Bal Appealed to Swat Like This Mllllgan knrw that his dignity as well aj reputation was nt Hake and he set about to get an antidote for the Laughing Hall All night he pon dered over the subject and just at daylight the problem had been mas tered Swat then fell Into a heavy sleep sleepWhen When the Spiders lined up for their game with the Poison Oaks Me CJlook stealthily slipped the deadly atomizer Into his hip pocket and a malignant leer lighted his sinister I face He had no opportunity to spring I Masonla Fearnon 10 Royal Artillery 10 Captain I ForilTH RACK Five furlonsrs the Harold StakvsMichael Anielo IDA Direct i 113 Rnwbure I Ill Tramp KaM 105 Whlteface 113 0 HueUrw 110 W A Jxa h 111 FrI RACK Seven furlongs nlllnE Planter 10V Hazellhorr 10 Oasis irrj Stoner Illll lid l Mrnlon iirste 115 M ss irome IW bonnie Hard ifrj Hurrfano 107 Hannibal Iiev ion Deuce 112 Nata ss 1OS Clot 107 Cofnolo Km t con tin tinIXTH RAe One nnd on slxtenlh miles selllnr Ralnemiw or lady INMur Ion Jcihn Ix iilii ma Spunky 10S Set lrltnr 113 flIIs 100 The Thorn 101 Spl ins D Slmrall lO Malmalmn lm I Mirier Ifs Tyrol W Alsatian 105 nor Ii1 Glen 10 AItn For Arn pntlce allowance claimed H AMUSEMENTS iAMfVjERTEINS 4 Rt lwa hAMIJERS TINS It r I AVD MAT DAliY DON ROOFAXD DIY STAW IN VICTORIA full Roof 11 nsa and Vic CORA LIVINGS ION WORLDS CHAMPION LADY WRESTLER Will met different lady opponents at each performance oPnent a AIEXIA Horace doiden The 4 Fords Goolmans Dog A Cat Circus Spinel Iln 5 Mack The 3 Musical Aol and NEW FEATURES Uioludln Harry Talen MotorlnsColllns A not JARDIN de PARIS N AUI lb I Opens TONUIUT at 8th IF ZJta II NESS JnaUE I FOLLIES OF 1908 I newAmiieraam IHKATJtB liv 113 Mats wed A alt I I Henry W Savage Original Production I The Merry Widow HE WII IUS I NEW YORK IHUATiii if way A wlh I c KIV Er 550 Mats Wed I i CARLE in MARYS LAMB KEITH PROCTORS Stll AVEKva Tonguay The N Oiol Truth 1 Knipirs City Qutrtet Dally list 21 and f0 12Jtli ST Beautiful Morgan Co JullanA j Bltlnge Memphis Students Dally Mat Me I n nfl TIIEATHE C UI lrl II II 1111 L Edwards Music I s liii I Hall Eve Hl v IlULL Mats T se nwiiii THE MERRYGOROUND Ii 13 Mat Wad Sat 230 We A 8rQflEv ITI lila MONTh n i i t Wrd Mat fide sO cII lIt OREAT PAID IIM FULL AMBnirxriY PATT AES Aniuvrnient I Opposite TALI AJUinrk ivuh ft Ferry I Oliellllu In Thoalre TiE VAHHAR OIRlj 1111 Tl a DAY I I vlng lIon Outdoor Amuixi I lUUAI mentsAc Admlit Hal S SunIOc i L AI LV s LicOt N SQ llvniiatEv815 I ULaLtiua U MAT1NHE TO DAY 21S 1 I SPOONER rilE TUISO I ANn 111 tIIIIS I HLLMCASINOIWh HI 7Ut AY HAKLhM HA TI H turn I rieniallotial Hit Kvtjnl 830 In IKtataurcnt M1JHUY WIIX3W In UernAn coo to 1 A if lennlMin Henry W Savage I ItlliO IA I I A flV flwsy 3 3OEvS13 Juns 22 WALLACKS Mat sat 2 5 Souyrs ul EWTHE QAV MUSICIAN A W e 4 I Ills expictc coup until the last half I of the Btvcnth inning The bases were full at the time and Mllllean sauntered up to the pan Tlie crowd noted with considerable curiosity that he carrted his bat In a case Not until he saw McGlook spry the ball with the laughluRgas did he make 1 move McGlook suddenly turned pale and perceptibly trembled That steely glint had appeared In Mllllgans eyes and he realized that the peerless hit ter had made up his mind I McGlook began to wind up and then MILan slipped his hat from the case Just n the ball whizzed toward the plate the crowd got a glimpse of the bat of destruction Swats scheme was expound p In the dead of night he had made a bat of compressed comic newspaper supplements and had decorated It with extracts from Joe Millers Joke book as well as a few chuckles from Dockstater Lewis Itoss et aIr That was guarantee to kill any Impend ing latiKh In the world and It did As the Laughing Hall came up Swnts face looked like a slier of grape fruit and with one vicious swing he land d on the mirthful ball There was a ie j sounding whack as the bal sped toward the fence With a weird uncanny ha ha the sphere tore through the forest ad joining and that was Uie last seen of It alI The rule was still In vogue that a runner rouM kp scoring until tho ball was rpcoven d twIt through an Inn surise uf m rcy Mitgn ccn tented hlnifelf with 113 runs and then returned to tho political conven tion where he arrived In time to cast his vote I am quite sure that this was the acme McGlook to whom you refer Tack B07RMAN mMlER s AMUSEMENTS i VXV VXX VXX V XV VX roNlllt Smartest of Musical ComedieS jijinIW jc I t TJ HEAD sa I n liLt I U IIU Matinee Saturday 2IS Mats Wed ST WM MM Ihtit Seats S180 UtE WOLF tar LYRIC r Uf Kucrne Walter 42d W of tlway Clyde Fitchs Great Comedy DALYS GIRLS Brdy a 30thit nvgssJS MaU Wed A Bat 2 tl Eve 813 Mat Sat 2 If SAM BERNARD CASI gaa ass a s LAST In Nriarlr a Ibero f MflHTH KvnlS ThurSat2lB Jhn M Thursat2tlIIHO WIChil HOr iiwoi LAST TWOWgEKB nfl iii Ill IC Hen Onalp School COlONlnl 1 Klrls Wor UULIJil IIL umida Doll Monkey siattuil745C I MithcwsAchIey KUy fit IIIUlflflhI Williams I Wnlker RlHRMBRR I cDciitrll ft Treacott iILIIilIIIUIiIl MrKinilrShannon Co I latDIr a orI Otb V CA1JAV34Ih et 5v4 1lway Eva SSO VOY5t a v u a Mats Thurs Sat 216 HENRY MILIEU ThoScnunt IN Hnnco ingoBllini HOUSB ARSTH IIiATBllS TUB OW f KNICKKRIIOCKEIi Ilway A l t a Fiveee Sits Mat Sat 211 GEO M COHAN gSigg1 ADMISSION FREE 9 t rntei tel EXCEPT OM II r IIll Eli II II SoiurdQi j ma hit II FREE SHOWS I vu rl U MAIl Times I Wm II Remolds Peas Take Iron Bfmboatfc STEEPLE I Coney Islands i CHASE I Funny Placo Host Ulgantlo Steel Auiusemint Btruoture In the World ur JI i VK CHK TK KTTN QTIIKKK tpv Harlem to Luna In I inlnl LUNA utc s by the mibwayS aH SLUNA Ileauh Exprtws Tb lubwayB ILUNA takes you to Atlantic avB llklyn and ttien you tranl PARK fer to the Sen Beach Bxl I S3 Try It BRIGHTON BEACH MUSICHALL A week that will chase away the cobwb f Mir Ieim Adelaide lI ran Hire A lrev Mt Ire C llonlfuce ofhPr Uerlhsi WnllilnKiT lien Vrlcli and others that I will teal your mind and rufreaU your body Dolly Mill limn a Clock Kvg S3O ItnserVfd Boats nt Abraham It Btraua 1lano Warcrooms and Anderson Ilan Waerool a SPORTING BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB tUX HACKS TOMOItKOW AT JtIO 1 W includIng the Mnrlhoro llnndlmp suad 4 Sncli KrntliiKton Streplrrlimir Race Trains audi Iarlor Cars leave I ruili st via I I HI at 12U llSft 121 I 1 slonliiK at 1 New York TraJn Comm N Y side of llkl n Bridie via Bth av Culver II every ItJndf 11 to I llMi A 1 an l every 3 mIn hre lr topplnr at City Hall Urklx at Fulton st and Mth st Subway paaaenceri transfer al Atlintle avo station fo L Tram 8h s OUra t clal 1 tnlu via CIIT u T 7

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i I 7 1 r rr T f 41 r i f THE EVENING WORLD MONDAY JUNE 15 1908 9 m m flVf FERRIES I ASK COURT TO LET THEM STOP East River Concerns Losing l Money City Says They 1J Must Continue Counsol for the Knickerbocker Trust t Company whMi H tristes for the bond holders of the Brooklyn Kerry Com pany applied to Jurtlce Kelly In the Suprome Court rIJookln today for an ordnr lURpendlriR thn operation of flv 4 fnrrlrs now running between thli borough and rllnoklyn Tlio ferrlos In eluded an thr Tortysrconcl streot I Twontythlrrt strort two Oraml ir ft ljrfM i and tho H M f pt tr v t line The lawyer for the Trust Ooinrmnv Raid that thn ferries worn now twine rim at a loss and tint It ivonld lie an In1i tIP uoon the bndlmldns to rn i el thon to continue nutilne no for a loosing V4fltLI1C Assistant Corruimtlin Counfol haul ooro il tbs motion In shut Mown the frrlp on ttio crniind that thp cvn fwinv hud n contract tmtu the rltv In which It i tlpilMtd to Ko p the f ct rI K ilnr until 1M1 Ii wimlil I K n rreat lianfohln unon tlmuvaniU of io rle ato lh ANMvt Iorpintlim COllnI to iisppiil I h enlp l foio I th now brMzpi nrp rimiplptcd In tnktrj thp TT IS tfiTfii tv bit i I rWn lintlrp Kcilj n1 It lu iKid to him a If tli lt V wa TIKK to Pu up to the Ioiirt a rpoi Ihl t nt It hp lty i ximnl I onlncr In 11 I Justices opln in i i v r iii nnk ni niovp i poilvioi to s jre iv continuation of iho fprr P Ipplslon nas rrTxed on t 1 nppi cation which Ak that th f rriPs bf not compelled to run Itor June M L I k 1 J 1 i For Infanta and Children

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ileMblesoes i vorthuptoS300 a I 00 all sizes all slzs and in 1 uUthsit and widths 50c J J ral soc I 50c 50c I 11 llkp HIP riflurf Jut llkp IhP IlrtitrP hiI l llkp HIP IMrltir No Mall r len I No Mull Oricn Black Calfskin Sailor Golden Brown Patent Coltskin Ties Oxfords Oxfords Lxtmson soks mil 1 tension solsj Bluchers Bluchers Silk Lace Ix tary hats ill si C si 2 I toS widths C tensian ioles sizes 2 i j toll to S at r 100 I worth 250 p Worth J2CO at Worth 250 I 00 00 400 luit Mlip On Ililurr 11101 Illtr the IMrturP I Jiil llkp lie rirturp Patent CoItskinColon 3al Barefoot Sandas for Tan Calfskin Gibson Pumps Boys and Girls Ties I htels fanv Mllttary buckles sue 23 to AS i bizes 5 to Sand y HiKh Cuban heols short 8 all widths worth to 2j Tan alt uppers amps sizes 2lj tasail I at elted olj s widths S3CO Special uorth It50 Ut50c 5 3 at 150 Worth 3 00 at 450 50c 53CO rno Like tin Ilrture S I flee HIP ri 11t15 INo Mull Onlrn I Juki Illp f lip I fri uirr S REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE I FOR SALE BROOKLYN I LONG ISLAND I Will Take the Rent fct ilrxelopiifnt ANY iK nf Intiipslid U UK 1011111 In th 10 wonderful will nd CLOTHING a nmKuzIn ilricrlplho if the cnllru move ment AdJivm hKcilirrMlV llmni Xi mo Mil New Yoik For Men a d murnrfcrrri You Are Now Paying Women on CREDIT at pa m ntB on a lovely hoiio S1OO Per Week tn Ilrookln nU thirty mm FOR SALE HIM from Now York v fnro No i nu loer reference no eeurly Hadnt YoaBettzr Lock Into This reculrol Autos Must Sell by July 4th Standard Outfitting Co Or wo will bulM for uu tno Meat mi me S TVftnt mal paj mentn H AtlliPt to o Manhattans Pioneer Auto to uu nIn I t you 01111 W I4ii trBit 12193 Iliird c Uy In Brooklyn vvrry otmtftclo flow removed 1 Establishment 112 Ii 1 II hhtII 12193 I ImIrl Avenjs mobile 1 J S 1 n1C Ilt fur euh of heir near Ith ne I moved aee me r on rear 120th rt Tol phfln fTort HlK baiiraln U tiip flnvtt Mlrctl n ole qiulltj car In Miriatljnl Most itnutual BrrokI3n I II BroadwlIY lfnl SPECIAL MANAGER 011 rtSIS e IluiciArrotts 2S XI Jo I 10 p room 07 fiO Liberty it New York l111Uhl TOIIrflthO I7 R rncii fl Mcrreilvi flJmi Iinhart Is S HH1 Tl niu o II iV I Jucinn t lll flXIIl5MiSH nOTIIIVU TO OIlDKIi O SAVINGS BANK I 7M Saint lAiuli tIil Au iM iVjjii lPkISIIfl1thtI jiprfrt fit raM nnterid II iyllmUr NHtlimal like in i slMki ln EXCHANviK CLOTHINU CO S 4 i Ivn 9iiiiiii iiiii V Jnitf HM iij alK IhtTS VAY Hntrnncp nn Par Ilaco I MUM fiTTJH I llntchkli H HRfl im T SAVINGS Kainlilir I aOi eOIlyll1II1 nII ljc jrl y A fliT 71 IRVING llniiiim ne JlMHt I t inn hin Iajilrnn lnti DI DIAMONDS R EDIT u I ni I I lION llMuiult U t ifV AI lleiuult 10 ttw VI SS II linlnln IMil turner lin nilic 141X1 WATCHES114 IUICS 1 Mnlilpn 1lIur HOP 1 H f Mix rll c iVI 70u 1 M other niv Y lt1 Chnmhrr HI N V Demmiilratloni rhiMfully Klfii Eory Tb Truitooi htToilgcUrolnilUliliMil for tbit ur lhoruahl rlhlI MIRRORS pier mantel tare uoauiadlllJl1n03 thIH at hun rat Auto Bodies Ready or to Order iinfertlonfri iVllKHUKay florist uniall rptnumntn fiuiml li unrnnil trli AP Itmi u lneK liniliulelt t Tourlnc Run troll SeranIn IVONS I 20 W nirt lit FOUR PER CENT nlwvi lirs lift l urli flodls con Priori low nnlC AC nflSI cftq nt nholpiap prc Uiin lK it 1II to litrtt Itllllhnul Iholrt Pi til from SI In StO ontUlxil TEAS JOIrauumnalhl1mfromSlloStOnoollllo lljij hol T a Vlh l x ItOO ibcrrelo paibIe on and after Jiilr llh lull Brondvny Mnmmolh Auto Oioln c ffp lb u no Deposit made on or ticforc July 10th mobile Exchnnge ROIIT lltKCAN 110 WATT STHFFT S will draw intercut froth July 1st 1008 JV I lo S S Wen aoih noir UnnJway W U B TOTTKS PrpiUVnl I OEOWLflDIflNtfGcyt7 WATCHES AND DIAMONDS Sunday World Wants Work tE4PflJrChIrrnanofYAunoaCoeumI 1ABH OU CHEIJ1T EASY JAYilKNTS a American Watch Diamond Co Monday Morning Wonders ondi r World WantsWork Wonder a MAIDEN LAKE Fhon B86T CortUndl k a I w S F Greennuf Hot or Iced Tea is frrvcii wilhout charge in an d our Reception nnel Lounging loom llirouiilioiit tlic dny Take the side clcalors lo the C Cmpany Fourth Floor Dry Goods 200 225 Lingerie Waists at 125 Broken sizes thats why you save 75c or IOU according to selection The choice of models is quite broad and while cvrry model may not be in every f izc all sizes arc to bc found in he iroupul models Handsomely trimmid with lace mid insertion These lingerie waists have been selling regularly in our stock lor 200 and 225 tomorrow at 125 1000 and 12 50 Lingerie Dresses at 650 and 850 1850 and 20 00 Silk Dresses at 1475 1500 and 1850 English Repp Dresses at 1250 and 1500 350 Imported English Repp Tub Skirts at 250 Summer Tub Dresses at 500 to 850 Worth 2 0 0 to 4 00 More These Summer washable dresses arc so pretty and yet so inexpensive thai uc predict many women will buy two or three of thcm at once Made of fancy lawns and other washable fabrics in ten of the ncwest and most correct modes of the season Daintily trmmcd with lace some in the more severe tailored ideas At lour prices 50U 650 750 and 850 worth 200 to 100 more SeconJ Floor Mens Shirts to Measure Underpriced Continuing our offer of mens shirts madetomea sure we will make from short lengths of imported shirt ing materials Shirts formerly 400 to 5 50 at 2 75 Shirts formerly 5 50 to 6 50 at 350 Fabrics arc in white and colored effects negligee plain or paited bosoms coat style cuffs attached Main Floor 6th Acnuc Fabrics for Bathing Suits Mohair brilliantirics and or I Sicilians of splendid qual And Street Dresses ity the ideal fabrics for bathing suits and dresses light cool joodlookinfi and durable In llacl Linlliatitine 30 in uulr nt u SOc yd MohaIr irilian 50 in ul rt 7Sc id Mohair siciliai ii in nt GoC and 100 yd In coIns Mohur bntliirtinr in brour Wit ami gray O in rt 7Scyd Mohair bnlliinluif rnd Sicilian ill brown gray and blur it in at It 0 yd Main Floor S Cool knit undcrwcar im Imported Summer ported from Switzerland of Underwear for Women uairr isle zephyr weight Ltion suits lace trimmed nt 250 Drawers umbrella tIr cliep rums at 200 CtF low iiek Lire triininpd at 125 Kibbrd while lisle csts low nrk slocvrlf e value 35 at 25c Mam Floor NOTIONS Third to a Half Less Than Usual I Dependable best ofihcirkid cds3t pnccsavinjjs which make it worth while for women to lay in a supply White cotton tape nmirtcd Hooks ml rcs I Dc prr box width in bunch ieninrl 5 card at Zc lOc k 25 it a c flc2hs Pin lct J I and ulnv regu Silk sani bmiiiniJi rMulHly 1A lar y 5 nl ifti and 16c n 8 ind ML Clnidrfn5 tOr supporters reg Silk blanket bmdinp rtjiuarl ularly He at 9c 22c and 30c at 15 nnd 20c Womens hose supporters rrilu Hat pins regularly lOc at Fc larly 25c nt I8c Pearl head hat pins regulnny liivtio Onrtwaist IHts nt 7c 25c III lc Collar oundalinis at Sc Steel point hair pins regularly Dress slnrlds reulTfrIy 12c nt Sc 5c HI Jc Dress shields lace edjjes regu Hairpin cabinets regularly Sc lary 20c at 15c at 3c Spool cotton 200 yards per doz French kd curlers regulnrly rn 22e each 2c 25c 30c Htid 35c at lOc Uisini cotton 500 yards 35c French inatcel waving iron JHT dozpn eieb Jc regularly 50i at 25c tpool filk UK yards per dozn Main Flocr Soc at Sc Substantial PriceSavings in This I June Sale of Muslin Underwear 145 Nightgowns at 100 slip 2OCombiuation Sets nt 175 over models ot line tmimook twopiece styles nil trimmed trimmed with lace or embroid with lace or embroidery ery 40Comblnntion Sets ot 300 300 Nilitovns at 105 nainsook cxqmnlrly tnmmed sher namsfxjki pretty inodfls with embroidery luce and rib trImmed with tine embrouliy bons cr lace Bridal Sets 150 White Petticoats at 100 650 ThreePiece Urldal Sets newest sto trimmed with at 495 liautiful lace or embroidery lace embroukiy insertion and Lroidl broidery trimming tucking White Petticoatsat 165 1200 Bridal Sets at 975 250 nainsook tcp tucked Houncc ot sheer nnmsook hJnd ml rod and embroidery red in effective designs fin 175 lawn Combination an at 145 ished with Valenciennes lace end ribbons come covers nnd drawers or corset covers and skirts ot nain 1800 llrldnl Sets at H75 rook finished utli embroidery nJiixook trunnird with fine or luce lace embroidered medallions Second Floor and ribbon I I Sixth Avenue 18tn to 19tH Street New York 1 I Store formerly occupied by B Altman Co I I

I I BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET STEAM OATS C f mmS pATTE r LM I No 19 Terrain Stores BulMIng foot IuSIi 111 VVAitK XII 11 K1 gJE I of West 27th St containing 29800 I mnmr1 liT 0 I I K bl I 0 bn1 W J I 4th I square feet floor space elevator service JVoV0 iI V NViiJ 11 ot I I I 110 all1 lieat electric light low renUI iU fI j An Lllnjjl k I Inquire TSHILL 1Ritli CATSKILL C A BROCKV Y rr Jimkll Mnun iln nil pninr Jluj lJI Vrx V V I 00 coiMcttlo Wiek ilnjj foot chrlitoph H 1 M f it W 1rIh1 7p M Firr I WAtiAMAKERS FURN1TUKL1 TORI M ffimror nn t Hit ami iicMHinr JI LI no n 6th Floor New UtiilJing 9TH STREET AND BROADWAY SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK I Sunday World Want Work Wonddr MONDAY MORNING WONDERS T HLA1 Y i r IOURTKKNTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue 1 ON GOES THE JUNE SALE We Promised a Month of Values I Read and See How We Keep Oar Word I i 5 I NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORD1 Its June Sah3d Week Womens Underwear I Men s Furnishings ij nuy while like this r JUNE SALE THIRD WEEK you can Another groat series of specials new goods new assortments shl Na NFXJMOER ShuTS I Stocks bought specially for thin third weok consequently to plain Madras wnite and plain 1ircale or pirated rancy and 1 morrow great quantities of now fresh snowy garments too bosom all lzcs worth Jluo 3 descriptions IONS COIl NKGIjIGEE SH1RT8C I many styles to itemize therefore plenty of prices but no Martrai 1ercalc Ulmlty Natn a scriptions compare parallel columns they tell the story fook uwully llM i 1 MKNS cotU NEOWOBn SHIRTS NIGHTDRESSES hex Mec i W 0 MEN S DRAWERS ng Spec Madrai and 1ercaJ llsht medium Munlln 2 vlylen 4 00 I Muslin stylei JIIj 18 and dark Attached detached 28 ciirts all slzei isiially 4J Muslln3 etvlfs 65 40 Cambric and Muelln MENB N1U11T 31URTS Mutlln or Nainsook sfualln 10 styles tv 691 4 styles 45 20 Unmbrlc W to 64 Indies lone Xalnnook Cambric Munlln I tyUs ra 30 I collar or collarlMi ilzei 15 to 20 U stylee 119 70 10 stylos 79 67 Instfad of 3V 28 20 styles 13 94 Cambria ana Nainsook Instead or 6J 44 Othir Htfeclili nt 10 ntyles nOO 74 Nalnsooklnstead of 98 and H23 77 111 117 174 24 to I W 1C9 124 12 tiles ROUES iltlVa Great JUno Sale values TKRKV HATH 74 Oothr at 30108J 6 9 Its extra quality regularly IJ W WOMENS CHEMISES Mt effe oecIIIy Rivlucml fur June title MHNS VKSTS Madraf Cheviot And Cambric 4 Mu im4 nUlos la U FULL SIZE SKIRTS neB spec worth Klnnnd llDO LJirlit and and ft dark fn Cambric MuKlIn ntylev O 49 01 Musllnl 98 04 us n style y rrvNXEt VESTS on WAIST Oilier Rpnt Sluuurt and Skirt COATScustom tallore1tan brown IciiKih at Vi II 1 IIO 10w which Cambric rind Mtislln i and 6 lmlu i s skIrt ChiniNos trlml lIp U s lcs 111 04 tuttonlnitcad nnd the new reen ot RP t of crud bottom tfimlli sold al J3 Ci 10 styles J103 128 5 HAIS AXD STRINO I IJIIIC rorRINHANUS NAINSOOK COMBINATIONS fninbrlc 8t Iei KK 100 T1KS reverslbl or llntd 1i f IfR Spec Cambric sljles ZII j 108 rej J3 TI Lnrt Cover and Prnwerii With le p flouno end trlminlnx MKNR miK FOfUflNHASDS or Iorsot Cover and RklrlI5 74 of lace and cnibrolJnS i In moro revcrflhli Ilirht niudluin and 34 Same mure trims 1 W 98 ir 10 n plol oral per ii nccnrclln dark ree So I to irlfe nlfo plain tuckod style i tvle Il U3 V S4lilv25 Othir nt I M i fa 11 to MKN3 cot I All xtri Juno Sale values CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR slzs It to 19re 2 for 2O for 50 MKSS rKATIICIl HK1TS CORSET COVERS Rjf SpPC llosr Spec Uranrrs Krult of Loom Rlaik tin brown 24 nil glxfs ppoclal Cnmnil and Sllnook Musllnl to 10 yrs IS 124 n 3 16 s v 4 tyli Drivrcr to 14 yrs 89 24 Xnlnvjnks Hlyl 39 2U Sklrt 2 to 10 yrs 55 35 Misses LaccCoat Suits NVnsonk I I 53 34 tyl otye a s Skirt I to 13 yrs SlAi 05 In I It n Nnlnjook10 ntyls ft 71 UOl test Novelty 598 noo A a J r Gnnnn1 to 12 yrs 53 30 Washable Suits made L 74 lib 124 1WI UlhiT at J CsCovers to X 23 10 Third Uclow V Aluo 1 Cors Fully to sell at 1200 t ITr rbannlnt rostumea In newest Fronds combinations of plain JJnen omen S 1400 Net Dresses 698 Hklrts with Lace Coat of InsertlnBCT and straps White pink blue hello Women S 1600 to 2500 Dresses 998 and linen tlnlH to 18 years Just ine thln for Summer dressy wear Makers cnmiilo line of plain nnd figured White Net Dresses Jumpst J i ffpct Princess and Twopiece over white or colored Lawn or Silk drop ns they are samples and no two alike the diversity of Blylea can be easier June Sale3d Week Imagined than described enough to say they comprise this seasons best Boys Summer Wear Miimifnrtiircrf 0 nit fnmit tho cost nf ijnplp nbeii ftiev have like this iri d Cr nioil ls ont tbev 50 nt any price that Is why we can offer Buy while you can them at Unit Value and Iors SI75 BOYS WASH SUITS 95 ALSO FOR JUNK SALE Unsslan ami Sailor Military or Sailor Ccats 998 Collar Clmmbray Linen Crash Pop ehiHon 1498 Rain ir r 1198 adrlll Percale to 10 1998 Dresse 11 lli Duck Madra Taffcla strlrc JTJ rnliiprbcl Silk plain and utuntlt1rincosi Jumper Soft lustre i iiunllty Navy Hrcmn rte alio CrnvcnettM hiO8 and n mlllt d 59 KNEE PANTS 29 ct stj Itj loinrlinKn 11 Inn nllvo Oxford blacl with and A9and59ct seila triy RiiCMt nnd otlitr shades nlthoul caniblnillun collars JlepiUr and Bloomer Cheviots Kilt Uio VnXr Jnik nnd frontnp Two Conluroya patent bands a hlcevii with laco and Kilt Irittuiir I 1698 Brilliantine Suits 1000 g 149 2 98 Dainty Nsgligees 598 BOyS1 R SUITS395 T1sLwl liaoU Urnvn Hlu nnd Graytat pI oil l1I1 H mill Tap T itm oolir or Dutch rcrK nit lace und fpti s llk lined roils plainly tailored N ry Ssrgrs also fancy Worsteds iittuon run headli IlfTted or circular skirts all sires ThlIbLc Cnsslnifris Chovlotn and Wool CraIuephuaIda htrlpen checks mixture Sateen sirse or mohair Iln I Tomorro In Foreign Gingham Sectron ingoS to 15 years IMPORTERS SAMPLK PIKCKS of Silk Mixed Novelties 98 ct and 125 BLOUSES 67 Lordifi Miulris check stripes duts choicest fairies at the senson too many and llgures also plain white plain4 or varieties to Itemize lmporte1 to sell at S 5 to 49 J9 and 27 pleated neckband or collarS to 16 yr OTHER OOODS AT CREATLY LOWERED PRICES Itnpnrlr mlki On V llm Slllt nnl Collon Ornidlu i i lf colored nialH of tri fine Iw1I barn n tripe nnl llli fIrirm r 17 1 Table Damasks and Natkln3 Lull 31 2 r alllllnr hcclo plaids and Chiffon Veil j Irallni rhad i Mrlpjn lhfrn n k tS and hoe 11 Thr e Day Sale lIr I 1 Scotch rphyra In nrl i clufki will sell Innnnn nnl iTJiiitiir alflo plain F I adu For two day more we FrTtrh Voile Tliiuef itniftrt pUM Ill Earlier Si in 1 at following price e Those who Vol Flirllrr 121 fl4 Ilnn and ldo ph r l1InRham IrlnliJ i rinc II rhk lji mid pIalnure IS tI have Summer homes or hotels 1111 Fancy Rintd n rrr V4 KlKrt nultrn trhlio and tlntM ffiOZY 121 5t4 yet to supply will think this opportunity H 11 It nfl rInguIurllr IK Ilo Ilhck s lm with vhlte embrt dnli tInla lni i il to wll M W SI portunity uiado oeclally Cor linyjrt Ilbrriy lUunlPhhl i but coioi anl d ilirni Hirllfr J S i Ikllt Milk Muit KHHT VI itt I them OilffiMi Pntnni n ut ntylci In JuILon HPJCMIK Silk Chlffnnn Ilirller IS Iri miil Krtv ettite ilirllor I IT Prlnlil Silk Clilffoii vero Sn Ill TABLE DAMASKS Iliac lrcrrlt sm rs weir 1L s Ililn iWfforei Mitli lu lr itrwt Full Hleacli CottonVi Inres 11 16W HUck larp intl Patn Stripe IIWM ia4 nnil fincv sh di v Uirllr tU lUli MorcerlrrO InobiCK S3 27 Cirllcr 17 Chlfunetf I Hllk I I Irlntd rat Black Molrr rinih Topllnt 11 ulrlpn ond Asia Hurllfr lO ni Imported Mpr II7J CT In rey 03 49 Unl Irlrt lllinltl te fetst fhll with llorierrd IMltlm ant Srliv 9t to US Ulenclied All Ilnan C3 Inch res 69 49 ulvk fljurr or Mack im unit 17 riiln ColTMi1 Ln mi awl lutlitei IrNh Lln n 70 InchrtK S9 50 Ioliler ai mtlst lt ml 27 to 4f l sl ch H to 14 I Extra heavy CS InchreS9 50 mK nl llncirle 1111 Rnttl Uivejy oCt llk rnnch IJkfWlk h lrlln itrlp ml floral ffpftf I ilxi tintfil nlr Inol bllfk dohlorllr Jl J4 inaln ftbho tleKcatr i lortiii NAPKINSby dozen i MRIlCKUt7nD 1S Inoh worti i SraIe jylce 6rt j Mens High Grade Pajamas 115 ZO Inch Inrii worth wurth 179sale Jljsale price price 12P Oft f en 11O J 200 and 250 11 Made to Sell at 150 an UX EN A Juno Raic offer comprising IIIclIIl Madras arid fine Dlmlty ID Inch worth J133sale price 03 I Plaids CUcrkn and Flgurn White nptt tinted with conililnntlon 19 Inch virth JlTOrnle price 129 colorlngBSHK froR attached to each buttonho ceau Shall 21 Inch world 2i9 salo prc 170 Pearl futons well mail excellent ont and niilEh will plrase ISH Injd worth VtS salt price 198 I tho moat exacting man One and Two Pair Lots i p Irish Point Lace Curtains 5 1i4 WOMENS l rmoJ HATS 64 I 498 WOMENS I t r HATS 295 i Obnulne Swissmade Goods AouTh Hlil IMlle and medlumHlack ant Colorn Chip and Zav Fanc i Rough 81 r ibir and I with velvrt or Silk Ullhon 1Jtn HALF PRICE Urown P loTus V lags Qul18 etc alor Six dollar Ciirtnlni 398 45 e I HCht dollar Curtllln498 Twelve dollar Curtains 588 Other fane Sale Departments Include Fifteen dollar curtaUns708 d I It may not b ou toninry to buy fln curtaln at thl time oC year but 1 la i Wash Silk nnd Lace WnistB Silk and Cotton PettfcoiitB thto ru ara such real values that we Millinery Flotvcw etc could not resist purctnringandyou Corsets Babies Welr cannot either If you see the curtain j v I Womens and Child ren s Shoes beautiful patterns flno qtialltln at a r luctlon that will i y to buy for the I UNDERPRICE SPECIALS IN EACH future llon I j t MORNING SALES TOrn Until orrow 1 P Tueday 3 To prevent dea ers buying qnnntitiea restricted No mail or telephone orders Plain Colored lirete UlIJt titer Hug l 27x4 Wci Sill ictticoita Heautlfully trimmed O 7Q Ilnen luHtr ullilit lnip rf cton 7 Alex all furnl Hnilths hlniBworth tyles for 9 1 29 black rind latest hide t y In flnlHh V rt qualit viooripito tJlC1T A DMI EST NTkE 111111 0 rniHti worth F5OhJ 4 PIOORFSTIF iVllMMSO Cbffftln Goad Fcutlier Ill Iowa Loys Whble anils s U J ur I skirt Women Paums Sanitary cured oflarlwo and Juitlm Cliambrnv prrcal crnHh duck lrlplbTOW nR7 and blarfi JOinreg 7 48 I Ki r ff s 06 while colon fancy pluln or 68 Spit with a6 IIAKfcMKST JIKtJUISO tiKff trlmd3 to 10 yrs worth 121 full trllrrfj rlnIPdFold a extra I I Eel 269 THIRD noo rBNTiit nuibuiNd Hfro 1 t1011mw iiViumsn MCBK Baibrigin Wear JJcramed Hrtatc T owe 1 h OxJ8 Shirts and Drnwnrs Joublo irftta a 5 Moliatm 2 7 Unl n llnrn usimllv 19 11 SO 4lrch lintutn all 110119 ct cyallty vtC fAIN runon wfcsr HVILUINO MAIN FT On lISKS DK1T Ixlr i1k QlIsIII Sh 28 I iSSfSSS worth 40 I Roger soup 7adJes MAIN vivxmunless OOOVH prrr Afria llJJtm Udkfs 6 Extra huayv A A liver jilat 69 Kavortte quality and 1rre to fanex hsn Iownrth SIS Hut PlnIlntr Pins MAIN FIOOU NEW IUI1U1NO UX1N 1OORLttINTR liiiiixJlsa rrlirtul Hat Plnsvluo 5 S for 5 rvlul 5 Htvertiblf Tapestry Table COVerB WaahnblcHabutxtzllica Hon Hair 1lns vslu 10 doicn 1uvtfltItontd and All allkwhlteprett dot and 29 flair Pin CithIett00val 10 5 Armuro plain U4 weave ydntq worth f9 029 nrure tyl43 ot nualltten CKNTHB IUltDIIS

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