The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
August 11, 1908

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n n n n r i i C i 1 7 n d I fI 1 L a THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY AUGUST 11 1908 a i TTc TWO WWS I N f COURT TO CLAIM n YOUNG HUSBANO I 41 French Woman Charges Bur I chess with Bigamy After Desertion PERJURY HIS ANSWER Alleged First Spouse Says She Crossed Sea With Boy and I Found New Bride I I Two young women In thu Yorkvllle r Court today each claimed to bi the 3 only Mr Herman Hurchess The hus band Herman Hurchess twentyseven I tar old of No 16 East Fourth street I charged with bigamy admitted tha sec piul wife but denied marriage to the I pretty litHe Frenchwoman who declared I he had married her in Paris and wa the father of the boy she carried Into court II Shes no wife of mine cried young Burclwss dramatically waving his rms 1 have one wife Your Honor I he added and that Is plenty Id b i an Idiot to have two After having made this little speech ho had no word to say when Magistrate Mo held him In JlWi bill for examination tomorrow f The little Frenchwoman was positive of her claims She had been legally 1 married to Hurchess she said on June I I 19C In Part The fouryearold boy was born In Paris where they lived together A few days after the bw w a born Utirshess came to America He had I promised to nuke her a home and send for her But she got no letters Nine yV months aeo she brought her child to New York and after a search ot weeks I located Burchtvis nt th0 Iourth street I address where he was living with a now bride I This Mrs Burchess was Miss Anettc JT Rose nineteen years old She was I r married to Burchess by a rabbi In El I bridge street Dec IS IDuS II I The first wife besought her husband she said to leave the second wife and support her and her boy He rafused ilenylng that ho had married her Later after he had driven her from his home he went to the District Attorneys otlice and asked that she be arrested Oil a charge of perjury He obtained a summons for her but when he sought her to serve It ye terduy ho wii arrested on a warrant ahe hal obtained In Yorkvllle Court Tho second Mrs Burchess took sldei with her husbind She had absoluta faith In him sho said and did not he lien the other womans story After Magistrate Moss had dlpnicd of i the case Assistant DistrictAttorney Waul asked that liurchesj bi paroled I f In his custody pending the examlnatlon i tomorrow Mr Ward told th Magis trate that he was Investigating the per I Jury charge and that he expected tn re 1 celve some Information from Paris The Magistrals paroled the prisoner CROWDS CALLING I TO SEE COUER I AT RlKfR STORE t Hot Weather No Drawback to Those Who Seek Relief for Their Stomachs The remarkable success of the demon stratton of L T Cooper and his assist 4fr ants at the hiker Drug Stores In New York City continues unabated Since t the removal of Coopers headquarters to the Riker store at Sixth avenue and Twentythird street streams of people continue to call dally to meet the West erner and his assstants to make Inquiry regarding his remedies and their effect on the human system This clearly goes to prove that stomach trouble a very prevalent In New York for If such was not the case so many persons would not make the trip during the hot i spell r I i Among the many tokens of approval t which are voluntarily given to Cooper dally the following experience U re I lated by Mrs Esther Acher Ihng at No 377 First avenue Astoria New York She says I had been under the care of a physician for over eight year having suffered with heart and itomach troubles I also had chronic constipation and a serious affection of l the bladder On three different occa I sions I was taken to a hospital for treatment where my friends were In formed that my chances for recovery were wellnigh hopeless During all those eight years of suf fering I tailed to obtain any perma nent relief I had practically no appe tlte at all I was very weak was sub ject to frequent spells of dizziness my nervous system was all run down and I was a complete physical wreck I read of Coopers preparations In the dally papers and finally concluded that I would try one or two bottles of tho New Discovery medicine to see If It I would afford me any relief I had very T little faith that It would but concluded that It would do no harm to give It a 1 trIalThe j The first bottle of New Discovery had J i little effect on me but I thought I felt j 1 stronger and I had a slightly Improved It1 appetite I continued to use the New I Discovery and after taking the second I j bottle I noticed that I was not so con I stipated and felt decidedly better I I continued taking the medicine for some 1 weeks and the result wns simply amaz 1 ing I now feel Ilkn a new woman My I heart action Is rood my stomach trou ble seems 1o have disappeared my bowels hale become natural end regu lar and tho bladder trouble has ceased I to bother me I feel stronir and well to day but will continue taking the New I Discover a few weeks longer as I hive srejt fAllh that It will be the f mean ot restoring me to complete health1 The Cooper remedies are on sale at all the Hiker stores and can also be obtained at any other drug More Coo per and his assistants are demonstrate log dally at the Hiker More Sixth ave nue and Twentythird street New XiIk e I 9 2 1 F I 1 POLICEAVERTED I GREAT SLAUGHTER i I Of BLACKHANOS J i I Seven Greeks Were on Spot I Ready to Pour Seventy Bul lets Into Blackmailers VALIANT BUT NOISY I Spiropoulouss Friends Gath ered in Under Impression That He Was a Hero I When Greek meets Greek and a Ow iI man lieutenant and tin Irish patrolman and a Bohemian patrolman butt In he I ensuing proceeding as chronicled bv a reporter born In Harlem are likely to be somewhat mixed This explaJns loll 3alo J Bplropoulous figured for a time today ai a dauntless Grecian here when as a matter of fact he was no more valorous than his coun trymen moved to be In their late con test with the Turks during which the Greeks always managed to keep about three lumni ahead of the Turkish ad vance mard Basic J Splropoulotis Is an Importer of Oriental goods with place of busi ness her at No W New Bowery ami No 1 James street and branches in Plttsburg Boston Sin Francisco and Seattle He Is supposed to be worth several million drachmas a drachma being the Grecian equivalent for 19 cents Invited to Be Cut Up Three days ago a new Greek letter kieioty known as the GraemeRevo Soc In James street original but Greek Revolutionary Society In Engllnh nrote Baslo J Splropoulous a scholarly communication It commanded him to appear at One Hundred and Ninetieth street and Audubon avenue at 1 uolock A M on Aug 11 with 11000 good and I lawful American money and deliver It to a man who would step up ajid say In Greek What time is It The letter wound up i If you do not do this I will cut you In pieces and put them In a barrel I YOUR FRIEND I IHslo J Splropoulous called Into coun I ell six friends They decided upon hostile I tile aggressiveness and slaughter I It was arranged that the six frIends were to go last midnight to the ren I I dezvous and hide between rocks and bushes In a vacant lot hick of the Isabelle I belle Helmath At I oclock Baslo J Splropoulous was to appear and await the man who was to step up and ask tha time With this part of the scheme outlined Baslo J Splropoulous purchased seven 3S calibre magazine revolvers each holding ten cartridges He save one to cart of his six friends and kept the last for himself The final plan was to assassinate the stranger Bullet to Be Signal Baslo J Splropoulous was to give the signal by string the first shot IntT the man asking the time Then his friends vpre to come out and finish the job Splropoulous figured that seventy 33 calibre bullets promiscuously n sembled about his frame would hold any Greek revolutionist fur quite a while The six friends went out to One Hundred and Ninetieth street ant Au dubun avenue at 12 oclok last night and hid themselves They might hive made more nolso had they been ac rnninaulcd bv a steam cnlllopc but not otherwise Tlf actions attracted the attention of Policeman Nouffle who telephoned to the West One Hundred and Fifty second street station for help Lieut Becker sent Patrolman Geirlu to assist Noufflo and Gearln arrived just ai Baslo J Splropouloua stepped off a Third avenue car drew a revolver and started into the vacant lot Nouffle and Gearln Jumped for Baslo J Splropoulous and the six friends jumped out of the bushes and started to Ill 11 away Two of them escaped The other four were gathered In and each was found possessed of a nugA I zlne revolver such as that carried by Bojlo J Splropoulous I Was Hero for a While I At the station house Lleut 1kcter I I and Policemen Gearin and Nouftie br ing some shy on Greek got the Idea fr m the statements of Baslo J opir t opoulous that he had gone out iiiul handed and alone to attack six blood thirsty extortioners In spite of his protests the story stood that way until a Greek Interpreter In Harlem Court straightened It out at noon Magistrate riieuien ied Baslo J Srtiropoulous nd his four friends In jroo ball each on a charge of carrlns I concealed weapons The friends are Coirtantlne Lewis Peter Vourcs Jlcr cecUs Alleas and AnMlmus Pnllandus There Is no Black hand remarked tho Magistrate In difposnz of te case I If It were not for the socaoa sUe Hand there would be no excuse Thr the Italian Delpctlve r Pureiu I LEWISOHN IMPROVING I Will Soon lletnrn to Hli OCtloe I Associates Snr I At the offlro of Lewlsohn Brothers No 11 Broadway It was stated today that reports concerning the condition of the health of Jesse Lewlsohn pub lished In the morning newspapers were greatly exaggerated Mr Lewlsohn according to members of his firm ex pect to be able to resume attention to business In few days lIe Is at the summer home of a friend near Homervlllc N J His complaint Is a stomach trouble that has been bothering him for years and neoestltat ed a serious operation a year ago DENIES MALONEY WEDDING PHILADELPHIA Aug 11 Martin Maloney denIes absolutely that his daughter Miss Helen Maloney will wed Samuel n Clarkson with homo she was said to have eloped lie also denied that he mould on Thursday ask for the final confirmation of the annul ment of MIss Mlonu marrlai to Arthur Oiborce of New York t ddt Fortune No Kinder to Young Men ToDay Than 40 Years Ago Livermore Says Not Easier lo Make Millions Now Than Then Napoleon of Cotton Holds ITS ALL OPPORTUNITY I II But You Must Have Intuition i and Experience to Recog I I nize It JESSE L LIVERMORE YOUNG NAPOLEON OF COTTON SAYS A young man could make a mill Ion In a minute forty years ago Just as easily a today Look at the Rothschilds OppnrtiniUis for young men to day are greater out competition Is also keener Tin essentials of succors for young men In Wal Street are Anticipa tion Intuition and experience Unless a man Is born with strong powers of Intuition he should keep out of speculation By Rose C Tillotson AT and De M cember In the game of Wall street speculation have t t disagreed t December Is E H Harriman the railroad king who lta says that the young man of to day has more opportunities of making money i R55E T1LL TS N than he had forty years ago and May Is Jesse I Livermore the thirty I oneyearold lamb now hailed as the I Napoleon of Cotton and who says emphatically that such is not the case Mr Livermore started In business in Boston only fifteen years ago and has I turned a bank roll of 515 Into a fortune of millions He was an unknown quan tity as far as Wall strcnt was concerned until last spring when he added 2E0 000 to his savings by a single coup in cotton and since then ho has been recognized by grizzled bulls and bears i II a might lively factor In that par tlcularbranch of speculation In a back room of the omces of E F Hutton Co No M New street I I found Mr Livermore The first Impres sion was of extreme youthfulness Ills I llaxen hair and his blue eyes seem to I subtract ten years from the age he I frankly acknowledges But the deter mined lines of his mouth and chin I belle this effect after a moments scru i tiny I Depends on Hard Work i Mr E H Harriman I said In his Chicago Interview said that It li much I easier for a young man to attain suc I cess today than It was forty years ago What do you think about It1 j Mr Harriman Is wrong answered the young financier scarcely glancing up from the ticker tape A young man could make a million In a minute forty ears ego Just as easily as today I But he continued giving voice to i an afterthought success whether I forty years ago today or forty years I hence depends principally upon hard work The passage of time has not I changed this condition I I But Isnt his mllllonamlnut busi ness entlnHy a twentieth century transaction I asked Not at all he answered briskly Millions were made Just as rapidly I then as now Look at the Rothschilds I There Is always to be heard a lot I i of talk nowadays about opportunities for young men today being greater I I than half a century ago but It must Iv borne In mind that competition Is Sic mtih keener Success Is of course primarily a matter of opportunity but 1 the difficulty Ith a young man Is t he Ins no 1ad enough experience as a general thing to always recognize I the opportunity I Essentials to Success I I What are the essentials to success n the street He looked Un from the tape and thourht a minute Anticipation intuition and oxperl ence he said A young man must school himself to look ahead keeping himself Informed as to the situation not only In this country but In foreign ountre I have always done that Unless a man Is born with strong powers of Intuition he should keep out of speculation It Is a most Import ant part of the Wall street game Experience Is of course the most Important requisite of all and here Is the chief difficulty the young man en counters He should seek It and reason every situation out so that lie will realize the benefit from It Since I started In Boston fifteen years ago I have new r valued money for Itself hut as a means of gaining wider experiences and lncr xislng my opportunities No concluded young Mr Liver more I do not believe that we young financiers have an easier time making money or gaining success than thn old timers did and though I am not old enough to speak from an experience of forty years I believe It Is just as hard to gain success now as It was than TRUCK PIPS ilL SCAFFOLD One PRInter Mildly Hart When Cnnvnr Foothold U Torn Painters engaged on the underside of the L structure flounder about In a oanvu screen or roaffold which affords them foothold and protects ovserfcby Charles Manlko of No 2W East Twen tyninth street and James A Wright of No 12W Washington avenue were at work In one of those screens at Cue Hundred and tonyninth street and Third avenue today A truck happened aloIn oarrvlng hlrh side stakes One of the stakes caught the bottom of the screen uml rl ned It from end lo Mil Mnnllia dripped tSroueh the opening to the street landing on his head Wright grabbed tv end of the can vas and drnnoed without Injury At Lebanon illoxnital Mantkx was found to bo ufferlnc froqj scalp vonnd t I r e 4e s C W t 5ti i I r f w k 1 I 1 i I I t js d t a I c743S1 Z H07oBY JfARcf4 bOY RESCUES OROVVNING M N AT THEBATTERY Dives for Fireman Vllo Rolled Off the Vall in His Sleep It was a goijil thing for PinM Wil son steamship fireman temporarily un attached that fifteenyearold Jak Donavan of No 100 Second avenue Journeyed away down to the Batten to n h for lafayettes today Foj It Jack Donavan had gone itching anywhere else or had not gon tiThIng at all Dan iel Wilson would he In the Morgue at thh writing Wilson after n hard night alou South street went to sleep on the llattery wall Jack Donavan leaving an L train and picking out a likely place for fishing selected a spot on the wall not more than fifteen feet from where Wilson was slumbering Then He Had a Dream For an hour or more Wilson slum bered noisily and Jack Donovan fished silently Then Vllson dreaming that some one had Invited him to take a drink madu an actual effort to get U the bar of his dreams and toppled off Into the water lie fell all doubled up and struck his head on a projecting rock The splash as Wilson struck ill water attracted the Attention of young Uonavan Wilson uncoiimm hcKan to till with water Immud uiely and did not come to the surface Jack Djnavan al though hi had a bite on his hook made four jumps along the wall nnd dlvtij In head first It was a lucky dive for his gvopln hands caught Wilsons shirt lie struggled to me air nmuinff in pie unconscious buriUni 10 ilnil that thU swiftly racing tide had swept him tlf teen feet from the wall But It Spoiled the Fishing Instead of trying to swIm bav to the wall young Donovan turned nnll struck out for the landing ot the slijntseelng yacht It was a big Job for the siUiu boy to tow the half drowned tironun but he got to the landing with his bur den and both wero drawn nut by ctpt Roberta of the yacht Halcyon and Policeman MuG of the Church street station Wilson wai revived by Ambulance Surgeon Laurie ot the Unison Street Hospital Jack Donavan found when he returned to his fishing that tho commo tion In the water attending his work of rescue had soared away all the lafay ettes Wrapping up his tackle and voic ing his displeasure In pronounced lan guage he dodged a curlom and con gratulatory crowd anti mad his way toward another fishing point the water dripping from his clothes leaving little pools on the hot pavement to mark his trail CHOATE SEES HIS CHILD THEN ENCOUNTERS WIFE DES MOINES la Meg llKrM M C Choate of New York had a cones tlonal meeting with his wif on the meet last night when he accosted her us she stopped Into the automobile of Dr F B Lambert her brotherinlaw I and tHnanded to know what she wo doing on the strect at night with an other man He attempted to prevent her entering the car but she slipped by him anl tho automobile whizzed iapdly away to the Mmlxrt home on tIng nan Boulevard There Mrs Lambert sister of Mrs Chcute was found almost In hvsttrlcs She Informed Mrs Clxiate and Lambert that hoate had suddenly appeared in the yard antI in violation of n court i on r coaxed his lllllc daughter Into 1 neighbors yard nnd had spent in hou 1 playing with tier She livl iemamleil that Choate leave the rhlld fearing kidnapping but he refused Hearing v f I Choites application In habeas corpus pocoejlnss for v Me Ioii of his chill will be heard by Judjo Mcllenry toJvj T T ONERS REFUSE TO LEASE FERRY LINESTO cmI New Complication Over the Operation of Boats Between I i Brooklyn and Manhattan Announcements by Acting Mayor Mc Clownn todiiy sn us ar em t ik alIt eta t e ot lairs In II fIT situation The N w Vork Terminal Company through Jcxoph J iiovln Its president has re j ftii tho offer of the city to leas the lines for EX months The terms of the utTer were tint tho city should make III tho losses of the ferry company for six months during widen the leasiS were to run The Ter minal Company wants JKOGW to run the ferries until Oct 1 Another announcement by Acting Mayor McOo an makes a startllns Ihmge In municipal affairs Comp troller Me t c nnd other city officials have Ixin regarding the ferries ts nonpiy Irs businesses Yet Mr McGowan said lodav that the former Receiver i tnu Brooklyn Kerry Company Jovph J 0 U imbue hid submitted a statement to him showing that not only would the city not lose money by t ihnjr over thesu ferry lines but could make money just whut these figures are Acting Mayor McGowan said he could not show Just now Tile cltv mt II hot do any more said Mr McOowsui H has already Ion mote than hilf way Soma of the members of the Sinking Fund Commis sion are away and now hat our offer hac been refused tho courts may have to decide the matter The courts may force us to continue the ferries11 There are now two ferry cases In IV the courts ExMayor Frederick Vurster of Brooklyn nnd several other men secured an Injunction several weeks asro reslralrlne the city and the ferry comoanv from stowing the boats ferries The argument will on the flve tomorrow A mnndunus Wits he hoard Issued yesterday tor hearln tomorrow also to conioel the cltv to continue tile operation of the ferries It was Issued to Everett E Wheeler a Brooklyn lax p1ver PVne live ferries are now being FJTI by Wllllun 0 Maden Ho works In soma capacity for the New York Terminal Company There Is u question whether the company ean buy the franchise or lease 30 Maden Is carrying them on for I OPlf1Y A bill pas ed by the list legislature gives h city power 10 purchase the boat but till does not tako effect un til Oct 1 To the Queens Taste Post SK called I iElljshs Mlnaa Toasties The Taste Lingers tan sites lOc and Ik Mnd t r Pastern I f p1 mnv i nlllmlt I I Ilattle Creek lIch WIFE SEPARATED I 20 YEARS MEETS DR HABSHA Wi News of Severe Illness firing Woman Daughter to I Scientists BeJsidc HO IS UNCONSCIOUS Cause of Trouble in Family of I Distinguished Chemist I Never Revealed I News that Dr William M Hnblrshaw thi fnmntm analytical chemist nnd own er of the HablnOiaw Sire Company wai thin u In his Saratoga home No lIT tnlim i venue has ended the estrange ment between him suit Ms wife which has ondurrd tnenly years Mrs I tail rebut it mid her ilnughter I Mrs llendrlk Van Hroivkhuysen of Mount Vnrnon arrived Ht Barntogn to I day and hurried to the bedsldi of the sick man Neither mother nor daughter had seen him for twenty years coil when they got there he was uncun xcloui as lid hud been for almost a week What brought a Lout the ectratiKement the friends uf the couple timer learned Tliey tlmnlv Mounted it nil nev i sow ennh other thereafter There wero no JecaJ Ilrnlc III1 s of Htiy sort The dlMlnuiilphPil chemIst was then llftvthreu vears old find his wire only n few rears vomgpr Yliero Aim only the ojie child mid she elocted to go with the mother Doctor Lived Alone ft u Since then Dr Unblrslmv has lived In solitary state In 3rlinents U No M Madison avenue Although twsfesv rill a wide social acqualntnnco ant hadnr all his life mood In the cxclu I cite J nlckArlxo ker circles he went out little after the Fel a rutl lotu devoting nlP his time to his studies I Five years ngo lie was strliken with Apoplexy but recovered ant was got ting along nicely until last fall In the winter hs physician Or Kugene Els1 Ing of Nn IS KaM Sixtieth street ad vised the venerable scientist to go abroad He wa COtliIPl hit tn return last June however and went at once to his Saratoga home Throuxhoul the entire period of his Illness he never communicated with his wife and daughter They would not have known IOC tho recent decline In his health and his present dangfrous con dition had they not read It In the news papers I Mrs HahlrMiaw and her daughter have tired little In this country since the quarrel that estranged the chemist unit hs wlff A millionaire he fur nished them with ample means In trsvel whither they desired and they have Inured all the countries of Ktirnjie and Asia ninny Minis over Born In New York City Dr Uihlrihaw ouq Imn III ltiln city In 1W He waN horn nt Nn 1ST Will lam street thfii n fn lili ml ifl rsiln tlal throuehfarp His family was weilthy and 1 ii was educated here I nn thruul H Is a mtiinlwr of 1 lie Union Ieagiie riuh till Century flub the N A u lurk Yiuht and TranspoTta tlon clubs He Is vmstltlng chemist for the Now York Iroihjoo Kx lnnge the New York Agrculttiril Soipy and an ofnVor of the SiHlPty IIf Clieiiilcal Industrie He sprvpdthmiglmilt thi Ch II War as a dill toi inglnwr Durlnfi his prime I r Hadrslnw con ducted many governmental InvMtlga lion nnd was for a long Iliw otlI cia I chemist for the Onvcrnment 01 Peru I KING ALFONSO VISIT FRANCE AND AUSTRIA PATUS Ig tl1ItI Paris new papers announco today that Klni Al fonso will visit tue Krench cipltal In Septenilior on his way In tho Isle of Mgiil to Join Jueoji Victoria I itrr lio will Ito to Vienna to visit Bmporor I Francis Joseph MA1WID AIIR llKlnR Alfonso loft Santamter toilay for Sin S lmj tlnn There Is a pnfrlhllliy of his at tmdlnK I lie rcffatta at Arachon Franco I on Aug 14 1OOOOORKMEN I W DEMAND SIGHT I Of PRO PfRITY Army of the Unemployed Will March to Convention of the Good Times Boomers 4 ALL WANT TO BE SHOWN Organizing for a Great Parade to Meeting Place of Pros perity Congress II the flnn that are now taking shap at half a dozen dingy little as sembly room on the east sIde go t hall1 IllS men In charge most I earnestly insIst that they willthere Is liable to tie a break In the lullelula I charm next Krlilay when the first annual convntlon of the Interstatn Prosporlty ronBresi Inforporatod I meets lucre III New Tork under the auspice of the tnlteil Commercial I Travellers and thu Traveller1 Protec tive Association I I It wan Hiiiioiincnl today that lOfKlO oC I the unemployed will march throiiRh the I streets to the place whern HIP congress I Is In sifKlon and through their chosen orators call for Ponds ot the Mlsionrl EvidenceIn other words they will say that If there fire any good times theyd like to he shown Change In the Plan The original sch mi was for thA i lOlOO to appear nt the banquet of the prosperity bloomers on the night of tIe second day of the convention with the suggestIon that the taste of prosperity IIIIht best ho spread by sharing the mushrooms and French pea with men who liuve tieeu comparative atrangen In beet stew and pigs knuckles for nearly n year Hut n hitch developed when It was learned today thnt the dinner would take place Saturday evening at the Manhattan Heaeli Hotel Since there Is no possible way for the marchers to get lo Manhattan Hwoli It Is now under stood Ihat they will amend the pro gramme and make their descent upon the Congress during ltd llrst session Friday morning at the Merchants As sociation Amlllortum No 60T2 I fay Clip street or Its second session Friday afternoon In lht assembly room of the Metropolitan lie Insurance Company Xo 1 Madison avenue Thecrowd whu insist thev IIHVCII seen any slhfr neck In the clouds are reprotenleil liv suuh men as J Hads How the Atllllonnlro hahn who managed a blsr parulo ot men out of work In St liils Dr Ben itch bail Klmr of the lluboes who hid demonstration In cliargo oC ii similar Chicago Morrison I Swift a promi nent organizer of Boston Alexander Ixivv John triivlov James Flynn and a tIzen other men prominent In sot tlemeni work socialism and labor movements I SILK LISLE SOCKS That dont wear through Guaranteed tor 6 months Should they wear through a new pair FREE In fashlnnablf KTOII tens blacks IX cnlr In box lOrt no imallir ion A I XKW nalr If 0 IIOIK shows In II months fluid OalT In Manhattan KINO llllllS 778 Broad way 11 11th He ant 112 E 14th nl In Hrookhn It W HESNETT ft CO 4 hiT and fiTO Pulton It BOO 5th avo I and tOll Hroadivny MRS HOODS SLAYER DIES 1 j Ernest Hello who shot Anti killed Mr tie rth1 Hood tiuirtully Injured her baby t Alice inn mill a hnlC years old find thujt shot hlm ilf willie in the lltjil home nt No sa llcrson street Sunday nlifht llfil last night In the Brooklyn Jlo pltltl r I UnDentabl Exterminator THE OLD RELIABLE That Never Fatlfl 15c 25c 75c Boxes at Druggist

lime and Money Wasted Ilarlng Cheap Low Priced Powders I THIS POWDER WILL DO THE WORK Tho Powder 150 and 25o Cane q ncmarxubly effective against Cock Roaches He tlei Water Busri tc THE LIQUID Not only kills the bun but destroys the eggs ant prevents tholr hatching Spout Cam H Tint llc 1 Inl Cam lnf 1 Tint 21o R OOO I At Drojjiili Croceri Furniture Sloe ROUGH ON I BED BUGS f Hone on lIe l Dugs TOWDEU very de t rlcledly eftVctlvf ciennly to use is bet I applied with a bellom powder gun 230 THE LIQUID Not only kills the bug but destroy th eSg and prevents their hatchIng 1 Spout Caus H Ilnt inn 1 Gal Cans 91KO i rint arc n w noo At Droiiti Crams or Fanitore Stores I I Rough on Fleas The Powder Kills lice on DOGS CA TS AND OTHER I ANIMALS The Mould may he found i brut for hnniplinld use XV at Dnigcltt or by Mill IJ ROUGH ON HEN LICE II The DUST for application to the feathers and body oC I lln Hen In Cans I Ac The POWnun for placing t leg In tho bottom of the Nests In Large Cans 25c i i UCJItl to be diluted and applied to Hen Houses snI COOl 1 pt cans 25c 1 Gal Cans Jt50 B Oil fgkfySni Cans 1500 At Druecitu SWOWA ant cunlry Stores IJ S VFIIS ClicmUl Jersey CIIT N J IrUIiiiliir 01 KiMifliOii 1rrpirntlont tIe a a in if I cdl i i ins or SnbsllttitN SPRAY HOODS i Weuie Sos I B Khaki Uui kHDOO up Cork Cushions made to order J Jt iuuiiii fttcerltiK WhetIt Ual I Miulied ISlGt i Iiiinch Steerlnit Yheel Brus ZIII I FOB Hell Polished lira HIM illinc IihlJ worth Jilfif HJSdy I FII In 001I1elo lIe I I I t WantedA Partner I Is one of a large variety of is Opportunities printed in The World every week I 880 Business Opportunities I last week423 more than in the Herald New Yorks second highest advertising medium I I I Pw Soda Crackers with crack to them Soda Crackers with snap to them j Soda Crackers with taste to them r U need a Biscuit OvenfreshOvencrispOvenclean EC In dust tight 45ft moisture proof packages 4 NeirtT sold fa balk NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY t t 4 2 1P T J tt

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I I I THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY AtTOUJST 11 1908 t J ll 1 TIG MBLI G I C U A m MA ILL 8 C MrAIG J Rev Dr Laidlow in Catskills But Saratoga Sheriff Must Face Governor The rtev Dr Walter Lnldlotr chair man of the AntiRace Track Gambling Committee la In the Catskills recover ing from n physical breakdown as a re sult of the campaign lie waged against the gamblers Against the advlcd of his physicians lie went to Saratoga and ac cumulated the evidence tiled yesterday with Oov Hughes against Sheriff Will lam Bradley jr of Saratoga County Dr Laidlow asks for Sheriff Bradlsyg removal on the ground that he was wil fully permitted gambling at the Spa and neglected his duty At tUe ofrwe of the Federation of Churches No U9 East Nineteenth street today It was said that Dr Laid low would remain In the Catskills for nveral weeks He Is camping In the hope of recover ing said his assistant Since the first of the year he has had two operations for appendicitis Tho wound trom the second operation was not yet healed when ha fixed up a belt contrivance and went to Saratoga to Investigate Told Sheriff of Charges I PM ha ee the bhorlff at Saratoga was asked Yea and when he returned he wrote the Sheriff i letter warning him that charges would bu made to the Gover nor Will any action he taken lIfIIIUlt the KIIIRS County authorIties 7 No Mr Klder and the Sheriff ai Km3 Count lire dolnc nil they can ShPilff Urailley I Saratoga ilecVared tonUiy he was piopnreil to ro Lo ore the Oouinor next Monday Ho was not 8 jrprlseil Iltlon the uixpers were rervfil on him by Oov llughcss ste nographer SHERIFF NOT TO 111 MADKA MARTYR OF HUGHES ZBA I X Y All n H Sheriff 1 i I1 aIi jr nsnliit whom IlriPSfi uf nulpa of fluty In ronno 11 MI IIII lt II rtii illnir on the SnritoM rare track have been flleJi hnl t confouiio toiln with rStal i Senitiir Kilsar T lirackett whom he liis ictiilnPil H his counsel Aftct tie eiinfeiiic Snntor Ilrack elt snvo out DIP fullowlnz flntfrnwit 1 IIUP HUll a cojjy of the ctnrpes npilnit the irnlusn County Sheriff ai publiilieil In the inornltiR pupcrs I know nothing of tlie facts nothlnr tint ha s occtirrcil on the truck hcatike I have not heon hire lint If the Sheriff bus honetly ilone Ills duty on the IImo laid ilnwn In the written uplnlon 1 pave him for hls KtildatKO he latmot properly ne retnoveil nor have I my Ma that he will h for tho opinion simply tnted th lnv a It Is niul as the courts have heM It to be J ilo not believe nor hava I nny rpt on to lielleve that tin Governor will try to make a martyr of the Sher iff In order to show his own Heal asalnst rico track Rambling In the llrat place I do not think that la either the conception or ineasurfl of duty of the Governor In the next place such a course Is entirely unnecessary his zeal Vs pretty well known already I puess h I asKinno that the hearing will be conducted with the same faUnes as a J proceeding In court nncl I shall prepare Jolt for II In the same way I know of no t r aRon why I should attempt to try the matter out In the newspapers nor shall I K D IS WILL T I AT WM KH Thought That H P Whitney May Join With Belmont in English Campaign James R Keone stated to a reporter for The Evening World that ha tad ngottlvely made no definite arrange ments for a turf campaign In England next year Th denial bv Mr Keono wras made after seeing a cabled state j ment In n morning paper to he effect that h had joined with August Bel I mont In leasing Baliton Lodge at New I market whew tho two American turf men had arranired to train their horses next lea on In these times of unsettled local turf conditions said Mr Jfone one does not know to what ends the owners of good stables mav be put White It la posslbla that I mav send some horses abroad next season I hav mad no training arrangements for an Entj lish campalioi In fact I look for bet ter local conditions next veal In Ameri ca than at present At the offices of Mr Belmont Secre I tary Kolz stated that no Information had come from London in regard to Mr Mmonts plans for next season Mr i Bolmont has been on tha Continent sine ths English Derby was run some j weekj ago he having a horse entered 1 In that event From another sourcs It waa karnfd that Harry Payne Whitney who la In England was thn American turfmnn who may have Joined with Mr Delmonl In scouring a lease of Dala Ion LoO e at i Newmarket the great English tram ng ground Km R BI D A O TORTUR W M I H M i After Ransacking House Tlvy Get Away ifn Jewelry and Cash but Miss Si500 WASHINGTON Pa AUB llThree I masked robbora who entered the home of SUM Marie tie Oanno In n remote part of the county after battering down the door bound and gJKed Miss tie Garmu and her nleoe Miss Lizzie Hnrt man the only occupants of the house i anil robbed them of thcl lewelry and a small amount of cash Carpets were KlasneJ mattresses rip ped epen anti chest braken Into When no lar o sum of money wai found the women were torturcil until the elder on fainted The thuns then left Miss Hartnidii bleeding and out At last freeing herself from the ropes she released her nunt Fifteen hundred dollars which had been received the day before for a timber tract wa found where UK roj beri had ovflonked It The attack was made yesterday mornng JUDGE PARKER HEADED FOR SEATTLE CONVENTION SAN FRANCISCO Alls ItJucUc Al ton p Parker arrived here yesterdiy by automobile from Ios Angeles HP I 3 hevlej for Seattle to attend the trath ern of the National Bar Association during the latttr part of the niinth Jude Iarker will so to Yosemltc bo I fore sarttna Norh TEAM CRASHES INTO CAR I llnmm 1rlitlilpitnl 17 Klnili Pro in II Thlril Hull mi lir HI Komi A toam of heavy work hones bolonK nn to tlio Niisaii Nowi Company anll RttnclioJ IT one of thnt concerns wagons tool frlKM nt 6 oclock today at n i blinding Hasli fnm the third rail of the elcvuleil railroad at Onp Hundred ami Kortyllrst trcot and Eighth avo nun bneath which they had boen left landing by tholr driver William J i King I They dashed taut through One Hun dred and Fortyflrit street and at Lenox avenus encountered an empty car coming north The pole of the wagon was thrust through the side of the car the momentum of which dragged the team for half a block One of the horses wna kllleil and the other so badly In I Jured that It will have to be shot FELL DOWN STAIRS DIED I I Mrs Bridget Conway fiftynine years old of No 22 Wen Fiftysecond street who Ml down stairs at her home yes terday died today In the Flower Hos pital as the result of a fracture of the i skull skullWOMANS POWER Ii tt 3 Piv m Wi The healthy woman strong men tally and physically whose ambi tion and magnetic influence urge men to JeeJs of grandeur and hero ism such women are powerful I Weak sick and ailing women have little ambition their own troubles occupy all their thoughts They dwell upon their pains suffer from nervousness and headaches utten are extremely melancholy 1 and avoid society Fir thirty years LYDIA E PINKHAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND jlus been saving women from this I awful condition Mrs Louise J11115 of 332 Chest nut St Detroit Mich writes I suffered from a very severe female weakness fur a long time Lyclii E iinkhams Vegetable Compound re stored my health I hope it will do oilier women as much Rood as it has me Mrs Emma Wheaton of Vienna I W Ya writes to Mrs Pinkham I 1 was a walking shadow fiy hus band insisted upon my writing to you and trying Lydia E Pinkhams Vege table Compound which I did It re lieved all my pains and misery and i made of me 1 very different oman FACTS FOR SiCK WOMEN Fur thirty years Lydia E Pink hams egetable Compound made from roots and herbs has been the standard remedy for female ills and has positively cured thousands ot women who have been troubled with displacements inflammation ulcer ation irregularities periodic pains backache that bearin down feel I ing dizziness or nervous prosti ation I Vhy dont you try it Mm Illikliiini nl Irun lln In 1 vllii nil Mirk it nut i n to rllc lier nr nivi II 1 ro aWJ CJ to W vstaaait sswoswHaw13 l 1 n 1 1 1N b j 1 I 0 5 t i 11 i 1 I t il 1ft fIS i j O Have made their grot suc 1 cess because they fully sat I 11 isfy those who demand real J taste in their cigarettes I i I Just try the Helmar I I J I lOc for 1O J Sold Everywhere I S ANARGYRdS Manufacturer l iii fiiia oNV w Vsrll J IJ mHlLft JtMI 11tCtuwu I t r t iliii 0 M 0 f 9 AI miles from llobokcn to The Illli Street Store OAyesBusyCorne ITH AUGUST SHOE SALE Womens Boys and Girls Oxfords and Shoes 1 2 250 up to 3 Sorts at i A more complete success could not be for than the August Shoe Sale yester day The Shoe Section on the third floor was crowded all clay Extra tables on the main floor were almost swept I I cjean every hour The great I stock is hardly touched how I ever Thousands of Oxfords are here i i rVKUT Vrvusii l I iAsr KVKIIY l SrYUHH J IKA 111 lilt Et iiI VANTKI 1 I SIK Tli ViiinrnH III ford and ShnM Inrlitilp I he fmimiu CIAHll K nmUi 1111t luce Oifnnlf RIll hUll iliftt nf ulhfr Mile of Otionl i Ilfi lilith cut ihoi alio 1iimp if Irct Stlni fr utrnti Mlnnrr fir In nil tut1 hftN ptr IoolHfar tlitit nlilimi 1014 lilt pn Inl milt he muxc nf Ito fitatile nnture I OR BOYS AND ilRLS Dependable stylish and coin i fortahle footwear Shoes that butt in that low cut Shoes for dress and street wear Sev eral thousand Summery white top Shoes for girls Sturdy Shoes for school lIeH All are f Hie my best construction the very he t leitliers and Wentlcil with those THE 14TH STUIIKT STOKE Ililrcl and Main noors1 selling at more than double the sale price 1IKPE AT P I 0 t 1 ff ill LACE CURTAINS I Thousands of pairs of Nottingham Lace Curtains at the lowest prices of the whole year More Fine I Bargains on sale tomorrow 11t J9 f I u I 11 II r f liE surplus slacks of Nottingham Lace Curtains from tJi t I f t ri tir lil Till IO of the foremost mills in the United State are t t klli h f1 11 I t u incliiileil in this Important August trade sale li i 4 gj1 1 tt a sale of utmost benefit to hotel men boardini house keep it g f t fi ers furnishers of room or Bailments families r r small I t Xf P JI J t lr dialers who want to buy crisp new NOTTINGHAM LACH Ii 1 f 1 CURTAINS ai prices you could not duplicate even If buy I jO r t C oj Ii 11 ing direct from the manufacturer rl1 W r I Il t I Y0 it 1 I f1e t trn II 111 II I lonll II Itld UI U or OJ 101 t M 5 I HW it HI TIIIlj pptln In J JIiJ vII wovn 1 ally Irtlt anJ thl ot nnOI t it JFtA t fJi I l4ir 11 one 51 Inh Q In h Ilorahl J h I under d i 1 m11 PI II Z I a 1111 lor till t 17 t i i t tJ 1 l j 0tj 1 I II pall 1llr UllfrnJe p11r 10 pr I it I tr It I mll 1 0 1 37 1 I W rrjrrrIJ t J 1 7 j tl 88 lr t i hiX In h n 11 line I xevt The Ihlt 01 11 oJ 1 V Ii I n t lerr a tm ur I rlne lot Ier eW h 0 I II Y f lr 7Di f arl Id i I Malr h n U t i t ill Ie ril r r cl 1 i U u a rodes taat I 11 d1fJt i ii1 fI varn valuol IQ IHJ HI to r 1 gUIArI III r I ft1tr f lif P333 if3 9a9 1 t 1 11 1 t 1 I v I 0 1 I DiNNER SETS AND ART WAR n I F lilloil IKADi DINMK KS UeRUlar Plie to SIJJO i r u dIK116in I t1 I dii i SIT ull 11 t Ile I Vliniin f i f lth InnI IImlrr I 365 Ten a CliimJ jSp2 i nA n ae WIM Valufni i slfy iv V 1 I 11 wllln IJiI Ijis it tT 4C I OS mr YI ul to 1 II 11 1 vJJUJ JIII m nISSII 575 l 1 Inn 11111 r j1 hOI W rr i 1I OIUlIn I I I i 1 1 tjlTI ill 111I11 J I IIII rifJq I i ij I h fE 7 l k I 3 G r Ji I ii WJ fl I I I 11 i l 1 f I 111 I OtldiIJ1 11 11 f I II r 4 0 py I s 1 lue 1i1 9r j 1

L 0 J iT I I I II t 9 t I It J I I II tfri 9 I III II IJ 7 J 1 II KIAI 1HTI 3 L14 4fh I I I A S M I t 1 II TTrtJ I 0 V K II J it7I n R rn 1 Kiinil 111 1 1 It I t W I u J JlI 1 I RklS all1 t1l rin W I or Jar 1 kI I r 1 III UI nn 1 rO S 1 n I 0 I linn I II t 100NnO at IiiI lnH 101 lth III Ilc 5c 11 Ile atu 10 OR k I C dlle UI e TilE IITII TBIJT TOJW 10 t o 1 I rr rr I Womens tIOUSEHOLD I t Lingerie Dresses LI lENS Fine Alull Batiste prettily J MKIHKRIXED B T K A rHKD trimmed with Val incr Xl I AI1M uil UAMAHK finest 1111 ih tlons and Swiss embroidery Itr fJ InII 1 Inlll 39c 111 1 cry nlso cottjii Voili ir I at 11 l J I dresses ith hre NAPKINS TO MATfH large gulmpe Values xJn din net sire 1130 tSI Oo J2 OC values doEin at I w up to 5398 All J I colors siiAun ninAiiun TOWEL 1 1 I Inli1l8wlr Iel Rh 0li I IM N 1 MIHU Ihen 4I1all 9c WtSSES llh i1rI Inittiii rlllll jiul 6 c dnWII the liim kin All fl1UIiHt fIATII TOVKI5 CnlrS Coll UN i IllorilO XII lalse slz lnacnpil ail iinhiiii hod Ik rrlI nl silk ov qV4 eft lark at 15C repilarly yQJV jOIlIr mp SI7F SHFKTS WHITl IIN1H SklRfS li i v linen rl1ih x jonie protth nniHii1 vnh t R lIlarl1 I at J5c emlp iJery others ti KAlMEP MISMV goorl withselr fills SI98 95c nv fj lir IKI 51 c values I lit HUB IITII srismr rtllU flU urn m KKT HOltt r LIU 1luor Milii Miiur 4 i n J I THE 14TH STREET STORE 1 0 I n r I l ALL CARS TRANSFER VEYJj1060 lEJNfiTOHT03 Sr 11tt Our PostInventory f Clearance Sales I I commenced yesterday and will be continued until all small I lots broken lines and distinctively Summer goods are closed Each day as quantities grow smaller prces melt away You may be sure of finding almost anything you want at I I Bloomingdales these days in many instances for less th n it cst the producer to bring1 them out Come I UIOO IrOOAYS I i i I t iJ I Fr1 i The August Furniture Sale ia going alont in a surprisingly successful way Ever I since the opening day there has been a steady stream of customers who have been buying anywhere from a single piece to the furnishings for a whole house Never In the history of the bualneis have such itrlldng bitgttn in I furniture been offered The Immensity of the gulf betwenn value and price it clear tu the verleit layman Juit a hint or two 25 Dressers and Chilfonhrt WO Parlor bttitt of 3 piece In all fancy with the new 1998 wcodsi it 1698 loose cuihons 30 Parlor 6uifs 36 at Sideboards I 015 pieces cover 19 98 ofbeautilul quar 2400 I ed with verona at tered oak at Exhibition Samples of Furniture of every kind nesded In every home at 66c on the Dollar j Fourth Floor lU HMINlDAIEfl The SuitCase Sale The Champion I Of selwtM cowhide Enll tl Do you leave for a vacation on OlllchlllK Rtlll halljl I I luitipi lonp fli InchlM p the 15th Well look at these nulMlP nirapB ihlrt ket HI nil IT iri IASCS ST DIIKHS IN 500 bargains and stop figuring on Tin wonir FOR six or seven dollars for a suit case youll find just what you want for very much less at B oomin dales I niuciiis IIKST am CASK IN TIIK TKAVEUKH mailt of tnulne TUB 0ltlll 24 Inches ot IM ru net leather trone and duraM with c hMf icathr Itiip bran tf j I lohn ant irlmmlno A 4 jy die illlclie1 Inside easy itraw Ltrrylni 2 Inohu ban 235 lIlt KSOlKAIIUUT 21 inchei long y i 1 It nltl1 Cln IIherJ IrAlher ha11l110 nE T llVIJTY SUIT CASK of the holtn tha anil tn Ioth bPlt rase nn belt cowhide leather 24 InttiH lon I I rn offered JoC nil Inches ileon strapi I KlillKrOI DlIKhS Jlli CASES 24 Irouod bolh Slid hlr 5 50 I liiilim 1 mci durable fl leather JOCket ftltchwl hinrlle unl lock 1 iioiw and key at Inohlo straps an A 1 69 Fibre Grasi Sail Cant L24 1 A HOlK rapo and lKATIIKIt Loll fine HUll I jck CASK atn with A I upl lendld allaround Suit Cut lljlit I nn l key IHIIIM llnlni A J no In elght ytt lubito tlal 24 Incite 1 lone n ln hc llano In mat Till HTANIIAIUI If 0111 rAtor tini ihailn 11ther pro A nl I Ifathei dsslsn 21 Inchti 98 C tettM cornen itront jfl 24 met l frame fit lit Main Floor BUh 6t StctUn HIOOMINODAIKS Mens 12 Watches 569 A Special OneDay Said Thin model 12 size open face style in plain polished easei fully guaranteed by manufacturer and our clves forliO years Fitted with ery fine 7jtwell nickel plated American movements Your mono I gram in the new ribbon effect engraved free of charge Indisputably the great fT 69 eH of 11 witch bargains tomorrow at Ytl I Mjln Floor M Ava Section IIIOIJ SOO I tl I r i Eyeglasses SP O 68c 1 Silk Elastic 39w n Scientifically made Belts at JVC I 1J1JJjp by one of the largest fl gest and most I prominent optical I concerns in tJe 1 i I world fitted with I I silex crystal pure I while petiscoplc 1 lenses old spring find nontilting cork Fashionable styles of imported nose rests which prevent Silk Elastic with pretty gold them from slipping plated oxidized silver gray and rimless opticians Exclusive usual 68c gun metal buckles and back I price Is 350 pieces all newest colors I niomlnifiiie Mln Fl Fnuit Cfn lIlc nnlnc Ulei Main Fl 69th St Bee 1 1II0InlloiJIJI I Our Easy Payment Plan Enables you to furnish flat house or apartment complete on very CDty terms For full information apply at our Ware rooms Third Floor ALL CARS TRANSFER i TO fIJ2 JJ UXINGFQItmfl VEYfJT060fSrI UXINGFQItmflGreat Great Factory Sale I 450 to OF 550 I I Walters 228 Pianos I 5 Down and 100 Per Week YOUR CHANCE BUY ONE BEFORE IT IS TOO IATC They Are Selling Very Fail I II We have arranged with the Walters Piano Company makers of offer until sold highgrade pianos to I their entire iurpius stock consisting of NEW highgrade most popular styes 2 28 i of Walters Pianos ranging in lliiir price I list from 450 to 550 at J 5 Down and sl Per Week E h II Il 1111 ur 011 lln u Mi1 I yniiu for Mf or th I xc ange tlu11I I u I t e ba n ot h ram nt 01 1 k I I ai Or nIn Io In1tJlIOt1Jl JM muil rni3cn ti rl I ml n M n1o Ih lfht I tn o thli tnurkuhlj ut rrvn rrqifit a rpr i nT n ctll fluno ar N u M Flw sAll Cars Trantftr to BoominjJaltj Ltxto 3d At 59oh hst21 J J 4 J

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w 0 SI f 1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY AUGUST 11 1908 FIVE HURLED TO S ROAD WHEN AUTO AND WAGONCRASH l j 6 i Men and Boy All Under Doc tors Care After Midnight I Collision in the Oranges I Special to The Evening World MONTCIjAIR N J Aug 11Dr Alexander E Wren ch and Albert SlK Iw of Montelalr Jacob Mead ot New ark and Arthur Geserlch of St Iouls were injured an automobile smash In Hie Orange Mountains near South Or ange at midnight The quartet had been out for a moonlight spIn In Dr WrRnchs high powered automobile and were going home at a lively clip when suddenly a horse and wagon turned out In front of them from a side road A collision resulted and the four men were thrown out of the auto atsarlch Sigler and Mead were hurriedly taken to the Memorial Hospital In Orange while Dr Wrenich was removed to his home All auffered severe bruises and some broken bones and will be confined to their bed for some days Oeterlch who Is a brotbertnUw of Dr Wrensch was on a visit to the Utter A negro boy who was driving the wagon was thrown to the road and badly hurt Ho also was taken to the hospital r 111fT PASHAS I l FOE NO w ACTING I MBASSAOOft I I t Turkish ConsulGeneral at I i New York Promoted After I Bitter Attack ol1owl1 clnJo upon the startling denunciation of Izzet la ha father of I Mohmpil All Hoy Turkish Ambnnmlor at Washington hy MtindJI Bey Turkish I Consul fur New York the latter today I received n cablegram which practically I makes him the representative of tho Turklsi Government In America Tho I telegram rood Mtindjl Bey No GO Pearl atreet I Proceed to Wanhlnuton at once Mehmtd All Hey recalled Aitumt chime of Turklh Imitation ai Acting MInIster TKSFIK PASHA Secretary TurWsh State Department lhe surprWng statement of tho New f York rcientntly Jo the effect that the Turkish Airfbassndors father was a fconndrel and a crook a fugitive from JiiKttc and the real p rpetrator Vt the Annfnlnn niamacres createil ii desire for vengeance among the Ar Mienlans of the city Whon It was stated authoritatively that Izzet Pasha was In hiding In New York bonds of the Armenians started a systematic search for the man who is laid to ue the most hated In all Turkey It was also stated that Izzet Pasha while enjoying the oonfid nc of the Sultan had enrIched himself to the ex J IPontof more then fifteen millions of I 1 dollar most pf which lie Iw Imoitetl i In Arnrrlcfi through pinprful alllci I It dons not Hiirprli III tliil 1IU MaJoHh the Hullin NIK initniMil Iu nidi All lliv jilil till new MlnlM Mfhineil All tnav lim IMPII ami jirufi I utiK vas mi IM clkiil AiiiuiMHiiiloii ut his fahers long life of perfidy has inlnnl him I hnpo Inrft I brought ID JiHtlfi I shall Irinp to ilxy my Iotin try call at IlIKhln toll lit once I DROWNED MANS BODY FOUND i It WIIH Kliititlnic In the lliirlrin I I mill HUM Veil Ilccn lilcnllllcil Wlille rowing down tim Harlem River I near One llumlrpil niul TwenlythIM street toiliiy Henry Keltermann o No W1 Matt SevpiUjsixth street found the body of an unldentllfd man about sixtyfive lal8 old lie toweil tho I body to tIle sulislatlon of the Harbor Squarl nt One Hundred and Twentieth I 1 street and Inter It was taken to the Morgue i In the mans pocket the police found I J68 a silver watch and a memoran dum book In which was written lhe arldiMi of Nu tin East Klghtythlnl street Nays ii H air u Health I I Never Fails to Restore i I Gray Hair to Its Natural Color and Beauty No nutter how long It has been gray 1 01 faded Promotes a luxuriant growth i of healthy hair Stops Its falling out and poolllvely removes Dan drufl Keeps hair soft and glossy Re 1 fuse all substitutes 2 ½ times as much In J1 a SOc size Is Not a Dye 91 and SOc bottles at druggists Send 3u for free book The Cart or the Hair Phil flaY SMC Co N warr N T Hays Harllna Soap cum Pimples i red mush tnd chapped hndt and fjl kln I lltwiu Ieevi shin tin and loft Ma i II 1ttf P r e for free book Th Care of the tTkln 1 Store Closes ht1J JJh nM 00 d2t Saturdays at 5 P M IlV If fllJl4IfI 7 JJVf at Noon I C o I Mens 15 to 25 Outing Suits at 1250 Our entire stock of these smart comfortable twopiece Summer Suits here to select I from at 125O a suit If you want to look right and feel comfortable for the hottest days either in city or country this is your opportunity to pay little for the luxury Suite of tropical worsteds homespun loosely woven cheviots and plain blue and striped serges made up in the lightest possible way but carefully tailored to hold their shape The opportunity will scarcely last long when the price is only 81250 a suit Main floor Ne BulldlD These Smart Suits at 1650 I Handkerchiefs The well Informed Betted Than Most woman will recognize For a quarter of a century we have been I J in the picture the I taking all the handkerchiefs this Irish maker smart straightcut r Ig could I I produce He does not care enlarge coat which is ono of his plan so we do not get as many as we tho new and popular I can sell The steamer Urabria brought i I 1 models this season I Mado over seven huge cases last week and people singlebreasted largo patch pockets careful about quality in handkerchiefs will i velvet collar plain appreciate a chance to secure some of them coat sleeves wide 1 I All plain hemstitched pure linen of course sideplaitftd skirt fin I 1 at every price in three different widths of ished with bias fold horns Jacket lined with I satin Womens Handkerchiefs at I2c 18c 20c 23c striped 1650 35c and Sue each a suit Men Handkerchiefs at I8c 25c 3Sc SOc 75c Butthero are dozens and l each Broadway Old 1IuJldlnc of other exceptional I values presenting I tyracticallyevery j Silk W arp Chiffon 38 c able model some of A lustrous supple fabric with a beauti I which may better meet ful soft finish admirably adapted for after wishes than the your p noon and evening dresses 36 inches wide f Dlo illustrated I I 4 ThIrd floor OIJ UullJIng I in light blue pink heliotrope I cream white tan and black 88c a yard I j Pwond floor OM Bulldlnr 75c Black Taffeta Silk at 42c I Just 1600 yards of this lucky purchase Sample Handbags at 350 I of 19inch Black Taffeta Silk in a quality These lire smart J5 to UO Imported bags In a suited to all silk purposes at little more than rich variety of colors shapes and leathers Including half price straight and lone grain leathers plgeWn Main Allle 0d Building morocco pinseal and mottled calL alligator Exquisitely made with strap on top or back leather or silklined some Womens Felt Hats with double Inside frame many fitted with puff and I I mirror others with memorandum A new assortment ol chic felt lists and pencil 350 In early Fall eafly Instead of 5 6 to 750 I styles and colors has Just arrived Some are plainly MaIn aLoII Old1J ufldlDa trimmed others are more dressy 4 to JS each Untrimmed Felt Hats In various shades at JUO Bamboo Furniture to 350 Royal Saloii Third floor Old Building We secured this fine collection of artistic sample pieces at liberal price concessions I Summer Waists 1 Housekeopers will appreciate the economies This Is Just half their value they are fw o waists I at which they are offered All pieces are well Of madras or batiste front and back plaited neck made and handsomely finished and were and sleeves edged with lace Open In back long or I designed for exhibition purposes Only one short sleeves piece of a kind the assortment At 330 regularly J450 Some pretty waists of footstools tabourettes tables chairs Including sheer lawn with yoke of Valenciennes laco medallions rock I ions and plaits below Open In back short sleeves ers work tables book shelves and mUsIc splendid values at 450 now 350 each I racks Prices 25c to 850 regularly 35C I Fourth floor Old liulldlns to 1250 DuemeDI Old Bulldlnit J JOHN WANAMAKER i I Uroadway fourth Avenue Eighth to Tenth Street 1t FOR SALE r AUTO CHALLENGE SALE i je Manhattans Pioneer AUIO mobile Establishment 1807 Packard IJIOO extra JlMKWi lavi q rterceArro I24UD IIJfi teTrLUe I JllUibout I7UO 11KI7 Oldsmoblk Sptediter Jf HBOu ioif iiionui ticiOi 190 iifnunj C 11 lftaSster Haw iwrt Hteeci Jluu Elittileen 1Jiihlrd IWO IWT Columbia RUnabout nM reerlii lovlinilcr Hun j 0 t Nul M30 I Maxneili TujrlMi JiOi J to k I7SO FVrd Ilunahniiti no IV trtrt IMO Coil IuwIUrtfof lTiii Flh Thomas TourTlioul jsO Calllli a f0 I 11107 WInton VVii 2siKi Frankllni 7Vj r a0oth r unusual ntmortiinlUri 73 UD i DBiionilratlins chferfullv ilin F AUTO BODIESAWY STYLE I Runabout Touring Ilmouilno IarJau I tt I be t Pine and AmdrlcJn unto m v 01 ffjvt tn MI Pried vrv Inn nMt rn H nnwo I Bron wny Mammoth Auto mobile Exchnnqe 230 to in West Vlth nwr lime nv to DIAMONDS vail WJUUB un ut lltu f Amtrlcut Wtteh ibi Diamond Co 3 ILtIlt 4 t l 1 mJr 11 kIilI FOR SALE Tel UIU IIll SItJIII 12112 SlIL TENTS COMPIETF 1 filN A S 4 i sOZ DUCK JOHN StMlVAX SOX Tel J477 Sprlnir 3M Hudson Sf N Y YJ J UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET FlIlfilflAS AIAHTMENT to rent at 217 Hurmlde al Bronii modern ImltVe menu cueap real inquire of Janlti I iMfnllt MJIU tir l I REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LONG ISLAND TO A Y Uoa Inlemlled In lhe wondertul denlopm1I1 ot bong Islond we VIII ln1 a m3gull1 dscrINh ot the entire mo meet A1Jre srcluTART toJm 202 4T Mh 0 ow Yor 1 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS AT IoiMlMton th f 30 mInutes r7r sli qure llrnom nlite roof houe with all modern ronxenlenorsj Within f Ca min ute of dillon nn1 hiv bnn blot Wttnn rent Cl o or sill for 7Snti term UIVB3 rnrrrlN 137 jiWisoS al BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE nir and lunch rrlvllese Ci nay Mens Excursion Friday evenmr 9JV 1 otlck Aux II at I C A tf nil W 17th II Meurilon Runliy Au 3i A B OltlMLLY 1reildent World Wants Work Wonders I I r r 1 MediumPriced Goods Predominate Greenhul U1 IllU L The finest merchandise is here So is and the lowestpriced But throughout our entire slocks medium priced goods are in Company the majority And remember one thinR no matter what the price quality is always Dry Goods present Tailored and Jumper Suits At Less Than Half Price Here is a most unusual offering of Womens Tailored and Jumper Suits Over 300 in all fashioned of imported English Repp in white and colors Many models to choose from those that have been in highest vogue the entire season An offering as attractive as this is surely worth extended commcnt but let preamble make way for price power Former prices SI250 to 2250 Now at 575 and 975 1650 Arabian Lace CoAls at 850 S30 00 and 535 00 Ponge Suits at 1650 to J1850 1850 Tailored Covert Coats now at 1250 2500 Tailored White Serge Suits now at 1650 S10 00 Taffeta Silk Jumper Dresses now at 650 200 300 and S3 50 Lingerie Waists at 3000 to 3500 Tailored Wool Suits now at 100 150 and 175 1650 and 2250 500 and 6 50 Tub ViIi Dresses M 250 and 350 500 English Repp Tub Skirts at 225 and 375 Just secured a makers entire surplus stock of genuine white tmporird English Kepp Tub Skirts over 500 in all many models lor choice amongst which we include our celebrated ButlonDownllicFrontDeMchnblelkltoii Models These ikirti have been selling all along the entire season or 5400 4 50 and 550 Choice now at 225 and 375 erond Floor FloorA A Sale of Desirable Merchandise At OneHalf EarlySeason Prices Tomorrow on the Main FloorSelling on Tables Only Clip this ad Bring it here with you tomorrow It will help you to find exactly what you want without any difficulty Youll be selecting i goods here tomorrow for at least onehalf of what they would have cost you early in the season Table 1 Table 11 Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains early smon Womens Vndenvear prkc 300 i now at 150 Vests early season price SOc now at 25c Table 2 Tables 12 and 13 Muslin Underwear Womens Hosiery Nightgowns early season price 350 now at 175 c Stockings early lesson price Si 00 now at 50c Silk petticoats early Kiton price 1075 i at 475 Hffltherbloom petticoats early season price S2 00 Table 14 now at 100 Mens Pajamas and Underwear Table 3 Pajamas early season price 3600 at 300 Dress Trimmings Notions Pajamas early season price 500 now al 250 French lisle thread shirts drawers or early season Embroidered linei and braided dress trimmings early season price S135 now at yard 65c price 145 now at 73c Dress ihieldi early season price 16c 1 now at 8c Table 15 Featherstitch braid 6 10c now at ydi early season price 5c Mens Negligee and Silk Shirts 25c It Negligee shirts early season price 200 at CJ QQ Bundles of tape early season price 22liC Silk shirts i early season price S 1350 nowat 650 hat lOc at Fancy pins early waion price now 5c Japanese silk shirts broken lout Elastic shirtwaist belt early season price lOc early season price S3 75 now at g i oc 185 now at 5c Table 4 Table 16 and 17 Linens Cretonnes White goods remnants early season price ISc fo English make early teason price 30c now at 100 yd now at yd 7c to 50c yard 15c Decorative linens I early sea IOn price 20c to 2000 Table 5 each now at each lOc to 1000 Boys Wash Suits Table 18 Early season price 225 now it 110 Mens Neckwear Foulard silk lies batwing and fourinhand styles Table 6 early season price 75c now at 37 Silk Remnants Early season prices Imported silk fourinhands early season price SI 00 100 yd now at 50c J 150 yd now it 75c and 145 now at SOC 125ydfri6wat 62ft 200yd now at 100 Table 19 Robes and Embroideries Table 7 Handembroidered robes unmade early season Fancy Jewelry and Handbags price 1200 now at 600 Horseshoe pint early season price 100 at SOC Odd collection of sample strips embroidered edgings and insertions early seaSon price 16c yardj now at Buckles and clasps eirly i iKm price 135 at 6Sc yard Imported non I ty hat pins early jeaion price S 100 8c now at 50c Table 20 Handbags and puree early seaion price S OOI Wash Goods Remnants at half price now it 50c Wash belt early leaion price 25ci now at 124 C Table 21 Table 8 Dress Good Remnants at half price Womens Handkerchiefs and Ribbons Table 22 While and colored handkerchiefs early mon price Linings and Lining Remnants at half 25c now al 12C price pIt Millinery ribbons early sean price 79c yd now it 35c Table 23 Seth ribbons I early season price 90c yd now at Corsets yd 45C Front and hip supporters attached early season price Table 9 250 now at 125 Womens Neckwear I Table 24 Net bows early season price 25c now at 12j4c Laces Coll randcuff sets early season price 45c now French and German Valenciennes edges and inser at I I 18C tions early season priceS 125 to 285 dozen yard now dozen yards at 75c Table 10 Tables 25 and 26 Womens Gloves 16button suede lisle gloves early season price Millinery 100 to 125 pair now at 50c Variety of shapes in black and colors early season 2clasp gloves suede lisle early season price SOc price S 1 25 now at 50c Lingerie Hats early season now at 25c price 493 now at 225 Misses gloves suede lisle early leason price SOc ReadyTVWear Hats sailor ityei black and white now at 25c early season price S395 now at 125 6th Ave 18th to 19th St Greenhut Company 6th Ave 18th to 19th St Store formerly occupied by B Altman Co I ATLANTIC EXCURSIONS e i CITY MIDWEEK EXCURSION WEDNESDAY AUG 12th CHILDREN 3I2B I LV W 23d ST 7JO LIBERTY ST 800 AM RETURNING LV ATLANTIC CITY 700 PM I ROCKAWAV BEACH Trains lease N Y Ent 3M at Ra 11 LOng UlanJ It RI week 12HIt S2u 1 oR UX 1UJW IIM A U I2W MW ISO 2W iSO J0 430 5M 680 640 Sro DOU 1030 Jill I1 M Leara Brookltn iriaibuih Ave SIaI wHit 15 a HOI On T0 23 OJO 1000 104J I 1113 A li 1M lM IH 2 317 4IS 447 8K B4T liro 7C4 Slx D49 119X 1111 P M Sttt onlr t EXCURSIONS xyvrNxx rx w ss NORTH BEACH Free Fireworks Tonight nOli Fat 91th and I3lft Sti STEAMBOATS pATTEN IWJE Ja I Trl na fl j LUMi liUt VII AMJ II Vtlk ij A IU RY IAHK AND HACK M3 Lv Bloomfleld it 3 blocks below Vest Hth it 800 sii n A M240 T M LY Bit tfrr Sl nw 11SHA M HOP M CIVIL SERVICE COURSE 1ATIIOIUEN HKEMEX A POSTOfTICE cindldatei ttiorouthlr prepared for conilnr txtmlntlloni New Tork Civil Service Sohool 02 Cooper Square Weal opp Cooper Union Open 9 A M to IO P if DENTISTRY j nf r TEETH If you have three or four teeth I will Insert a full set without a plain I do this with absolute satisfaction Examination of your teeth free Bridge Work per Tooth 500 TEETII i 7 Sc QUILSHAN N U Cor I25lh St and 8th Ave Entrance Z71 W 125th St I World Wants Work Wonders Ifnl A M 1OURT1JNT11 1wwJ West of fifth Aveiae Our Busy Busy Stores Attest The Success of OurAugust Salel Muslins Blanket Oamfortablea Sheetlngs STAPLE Sheets Spreads Pillow Cases Pillows White Goods Feathera Flannels Ticking GOODS Linens Curtains rowels Curtain Fabric Towellings Ruga such as Silverware Window Shade Cutlery Pole Soaps Scarfs and Shunt AT PRICES PHENOMENALLY LOW Come and Judge for Yourself 1 August Sale of Pillow Atlantic n1 WIIIWMhHeiTler I Net and Nottingham Curtains Cases Onethird Off 42x39 Jx36 1t regular regular 11 1 I NET CURTAINS MxAA I 3 regular n b33 1resular 33 Novelty Appllnileworth U9249 c q Flnor to OOH worth 11000 Sheets 1 Henl ItPnalsianCft Inserting ShOO 30 rexular t n mid Corner vort1i l6n 298 fxt4 43 regular 64 Finer to ItHH worth S I 598 nJt 90 47 regular 7 rhm Kdge nnd Inserting Slxfm 53 regular 71 j worth JI9S 208 JWxW B7 regular 71 J Majle Antoinette very elaborate Dwljht Acchori PillowCases bordersworth 79 508 for Werl Celebrated Of 1eB1 Finer to 11IW worth 13100 1 Two Toned Florentine Cases t worth IllJS 098 42x36 124 regular 20 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS 45x34 IflU resular 21 MxM I regular a 1 JOOO Pure ltefxtra fiJx311 17 regular 23 heavy weavesnovelty hordrsivorth JI69 98 Sheets 84 Ilnln Not nnd flgd centres 64x90 42 regular 1 latest designs Including Filet r3xt 47 regular 89 nnd Jlarle Antoinette i2xOO 14 regular 74 north 225 1 lj 9 SlxfO 50 regular 79 This lot htlmles ctirtalni to 00 Inchei wMi fIIxfO 64 regular 88 j llenutlfiil llnissels effects also Hemstitched Itllow Caae4 cents more Pf j dotted centre Uly borders ilze II s ShlsS cent more pr Size I no worth J300 130 1 Mona Itloh Guipure Antoinette Empire effects and eitra August Sale of t weave wide borders plendld double for wear spool n Q Comforta bias Spreads Pillows 249 worth JUO and JOO c43 f A harvest of values for TOWELLINGSAugustSait Housekeepers 1 Prices that aro appreciated COMKOHTA13LES Her Hale Reg Sale Diced Cotton Hollerwhite 5W 3i Full elrc Sllkollno 100 69 r All Linen Uoynl Htmsla Chintz and Sllltollno 193 119 t Clash 60 l 6H Fancy Sateen fgd both I Cliel fla5 Cloth t UK QU ilrtca or 8Inch border on All Linen Ilnrnsley IS Inch ono liln 23S 177 also Check Slain Towelling 11 8H i Cicrnian Damask and SIllBADS Reg Sale I All Linen Towelllng CrochotIiem rinse or cut plnln twill or checks out corners full Mze 1G9 119 nlfo H 8 Hcirflng 11 16 1214 Mtest JcslKni In MarlOlllu and ratln 201 Inch Irish Linen Jlnuh ilaran k thrfe auartfr full and Old Hellahle lirand 19 a 14 txlru iltc hcni or rrlnw with and wlUiniit cut cnrn rj CUTLtRySH EARSRAZORS J169 1103 J249 293 to J793 August Sale Specials Best values In New TorKI Dinner Knlvci and Forks GOOD FEATHER PILLOWS 4 hand forged steel riveted L 74 fancy ticking I handles sot of G eachworth f Reg Sale 1i 1 JlW Mx9 79 47 Carver and Fork Genuine j Q 22x53 89 57 I Stag handlesworth MO I 94 MVE QKBSB FEATHER PILLOW8 Fln Steel Dinner Knives Herringbone or fancy itrlpe sateen celluloid 11nndlesvalue35 j 20 each Reg Stk II Dressmakers Shears full i ZOtZS 189 137 I nickel flnlshC to 8 Inch J 27 22x30 193 140 II value 49 24x30 U9 184 I I Fine Imported Itazors 26x30 JT9 314 I extra hollow ground I 50 valno Jlli FEATHKI BY POUND Iteg Sale Genuine Horsehide Razor Choice White Geese 9S 57 Slropsvaluo M eachSale 24 Thrfi niiHrlcr3 Down 105 78 f Price Selected White Down 179 129 i IS 0 CI Reg Sale So Jlull or Telephone Order I for I A C A Tickings U 11 August Sale Good I Feather lied Ticksready to 1 1J J nilfull and size 198 137 1 Curtain Rods 1 FCm August Sale of xtrarsT SATR 5 j Window Shades r AT Good Soaps fInches Nickel Towel DarclS to 24 I 27 Inches lone usually 45 1 5 ct Palmetto Soaps 2H i Braes Curtain ItoihU to 211 9 aiycerlne IHrai Turkish Bath Oatmeal Inch or 21 to 44 wnrth 14 91 Witch lluei Elderfioncr etc lonmlala Holland Wlndan Shades 10 ct Fancy Toiletbox of 3 8 t whlto nnd deslrablo colors I Armours Swifts Manhattan Soap CxS ftfilnKedworLh J I 4n Co Jergens HeI and 15 et 7x3 tthemdworth 83 sil Box Soaps 3 cakes 8 1 Buttermilk Autumn Violet Doris Uouquit 171 1 I Clearing Prices Vlilet tat Hum Autumn Hoe Cocoa Tashlonetl Buttermilk Duller Old C for Swifts Heliotrope Lilac Violet and j Babies and Little Childrens Hose hot of 3 cake reg 23 11 Armours Ierfumed rioaps peat odors I Caps and Bonnets Hox of three elsewhere 10 14 f LAWN CAPS 9 1 Were 8S to 198 40 I v ALl UEIIVBRIES Wero 288 to J3PS OS by our 011 wnsons dally within a IAWV HATS AND HONNETS radius of twentyfive miles FRETS Were 93 to 169 40 i PAID PURCHASES Were tIPS to J229 60 to nmoniU of T1IHEE DOLLARS Wer 1249 to J293 08 I anti over FREE BY EXPRESS Were 39S to M93 1081 within one hundred miles FREE BY I Were J693 to J793 208 i FltBICJHT anywhere In New York STRAW BONNBTS New Jersey Pennsylvania and New I Wero293 081 England I Vere 793 298 3 ALSO TOMORROW 24 Ready Made Shoots 72x90 centre seamworth 42 LimitOne DozenNo Mall or Telephone Orders I MORNING SALES TfmfiSSvtil U nil 1 P M To prevent dealers buying quantities restricted NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS i98 IcmPrlncm Dresses 269 Weltfenls 1Iirtl4 Drawer 24 lIatjite laT1whlte cotnvelaborftte trlm D lbrlrranFrench nrkldble 1001811 rrmm FIinnN f1W 1IIIrmO t FIJflWEST I 48WomSilkWnists195 wiite Jao Aliaver Cluny Lice trim0 IrIP Tarly ouh Canrs 64 1 S to 44 lIelerslbletrlnxdtull lenth and wtth I 0 Tfl 551 MT111 r nARF IFST CF TH F I 5uciorsgii flst1ittiiigAlI m39 le flee P l1ld S llom rs 2 9 TaTl and other 1lrIM worsT Inch KnkkNS M IN iion Jsrin Popular wool fabrkl4 to 5 yrs I TIlInD FtOORrTTiF i5cziigitsh 01WUH lncti2I I xtrL lustrctietilackIrovvn navy IUNI lo JJoy 1 Percale 1V nisI s 19 M MM FlnOI 0lFSR OQs AttchidCrtWOePITatecOHar4 10 J fJlIRl FIOOH C TRE I I 16 illlUlJO SnCfllte1 50 joIU1C IwncontmJt inLmbottei J Jc Z1tZII 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