The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
September 18, 1908
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MO 1 1I14 j b GIANTS CLINCH PENNANTM If M 3 A WIN TWICE A S CUBS LOSE ftESULfd It i Pair tonight and Saturday S t L 4i I 1 iOI4 I pINAL Vtbt ig Otc r RESULTS EDITION 1 TIP J tJ p Circulation Books Open to All I Circulation Books Open to A li PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 1908 PRICE OtfE CENT ii u JI MARK TWAIN ROBBED BANDITS SHOOT AT SHERiff ON TRAIN f Humorist Daughter and Servants Drive Yeggmen From Villa at Redding Conn Officer Traps Them in Moving Car Mark Twain Advises Next Burglar He Has Plated Ware and Kittens Mr Clemens posted this notice on the door of his house at Redding Conn today NOTICE To the next burglar There is nothing hut ylnted ware in this house now and henceforth You will find it in that brass thing in the dining room over the corner by the basket of kittens If yon want the basket put the kittens in the brass thing Do not make a noise it dlsttnbs the family You will find rubbers in the front hull by that thing which has the umbrellas in it chif fonier 1 think they call it or pergola or something like that Please close the door Yours truly S 1 CLEMENS 5 j After a desperate fight in which pistols were used by both sides two New York yeggmen who broke into the Italian villa of Samuel L Clem lens Mark Twain at Redding Conn and rifled it of S3oo worth of Silverware were captured by Sheriff George F Banks on a train of the New York Nw Haven and Hartford Railroad its it pulled out of the Red Iriing depot at 607 oclock this morning In the fight the Sheriff was hot in the thigh one of the cracksmen was wounded in the leg and the lother beaten almost insensible I The men boarded the train at Bethel a few miles from Redding Whey had been traced from Mark Twains house to the station by the peculiar marks left by a broken shoe one of them wore and word was I i telephoned to Sheriff Banks who was on the lookout at Redding that L hey were on board I Y 1 When tho men boarded the train at Bethel they carried a battered leather telescope grip In which they had towed tho loot from tho humorists IdoWrd They had carried the lde board from the diningroom to the lawn and Jimmied It open and nked off I wIth all the silverware plate and trophies It contained I Both men attracted the attention ot Chi passengers In the car by their evl l flent nervousness Had Hand In Hip Pocket I One of them a little swarthy man with a closecropped black mustache kept sliding Wa hand back to hIs hip Docket Look out for that chap remarked John Das the conductor of the train io Charles Beere the baggage man tfiei got a run there As the train pulled into Redding Bherltt Banks big and florid boarded t He walked back through the Imok II and told the trainmen he was after I the two men who had broken Into Murk Twains home Conductor Dyas reo jmembering his nervous passengers from Bethel told the Sheriff that he thought I the men he was after were back In the i icoach John Oddle a ticket agent of Ithe road at Miltord Conn and Will lam Brunson a tectlon hand volun i t leered to help the Sheriff out and the three men followed by the conductor I t Stepped Into the coach I The train was Just pulllne out of Red ding at the time The two yeggs roomed by Instinct to know that the big redfaced man with the gray mustache was after them and one Jumped got Continued on Second Page I t FIFTYFIVE PRIZES For the best letters solving the 181 Week living expense problem J in Paul in Full p One Cash Prize r 27 1 One Cash Prize 10 Three Cash Prizes ISnch it I oO Prizes of ns many pairs of fir scats for the Paid in Pull per formance at Webers Theatre w j I j j 1f lJ r UGHLANDERS BEAT DETROIT WITH BIG STICK I Elberfelds Patched Team Hurls the League Leaders Back a Peg I I BATTING ORDER Detroit Yankees Mclntyre If Mcllvwn If Sohacfer ss Conroy 3b Crawford cf Cree of Cobb rf Hemphill rf I Rosman lb Gardiner 2h Payno c Morlany Ib I Kllllfer 3b Ball ss Downs 2b Blair c Winter p Ohesbro p Umpire Evans Special to The Evenlnr World DETROIT lIch Sept 18The patched up Highlanders tackled the I Tigers In the second gapie of the series today First Inning Winter threw out Mcllveen Kllllfor mndo a pretty play to retire Conroy at first Cree was hit by a pitched ball and stole second Hemphlll was easy for Downs and Hossmnn NO RUNS Mclntyrn fanned Schaefer filed to Mcllveen Crawford popped to Ball NO KUN3 Second Inning Kllllfor snuffed out Gardner Mnrl arlty scratched a twobs to centre Hail Hied to Crawford Downs and Itounian got Blilr NO RUNS Conb hit through the box but Gardner threw him out at llrft llnisman singled j to left Payne popped to Gardner Kill lifer lined to Hemphlll NO RUNS Third Inning Chesbrn was easy for Winter and llouman Schaefer and llosinan not Mfllveen Conroy fanned NO RUNS Conroy and Morlarty retired Downs I Winter hunted a fly to Chesbro Hall whipped out McIntyre NO RUNS Fourth Inning CreaM fly fell safe In short centre I Contlnut4 en BtQOdll 10 1 1 t f MOROSINI LEFT 15OOO TO HIS EXILEDDAUGHTER Children of Dead Millionaire Inherit Various Sums Will Discloses RESIDUE TO G1ULIA Magnificent Home Appurten ances and Bulk of Estate for Favorite Child The will of Giovanni P Moroitrl the millionaire was read In the Jlorosinl homo at Rlverdale this afternoon fol lowing the Interment of the dead auer i at WooJIawn Cemetery All the memo 1 hers of the family were present nt the reading of the will Including Mrs Schilling the exiled daughter who vus left I75W I Although provided for the daughter who EIQd with the family coachmr twentyfour years ago was left less than any other child The two Hons Giovanni P Jr and Attlla P were left trust funds of JISOOOO each A slmlltir 1 fund was left for the third daughter I Amelia with the provision that It I should he handled by the favorite j daughter Glulla Glulla Gets Bulk of Estate To Glulli Moroslnl the bulk of tne I estate was left She not only gets the beautiful villa at Rlverdale ami every thing In It but the entire residuary estate Them are eight clauses In the will The first clause providas for the pay ment of debts and diaries Tho second I clause appoints the UnlonTruU Com pany as executor The third clause reads To my beloved daughter GRills P Moroslnl I Rive louise and bequeath my dwelling house and all the land and appurtenances at Rlverdale N Y my 1 collection of miniatures antiques coins medals hrlcabrai1 household furniture gold and sllvir plalp linen hooks paint ings engravings horses carriages col lections of arm and armor now In a rtrcproof building to have and to hold forever The fourth clause directs the executor I to hold in trust SIMI for Giovanni P Moroslnl jr If he dies without heirs the principal Is to revert to the other heirs If ho leaves a widow she Is to get onethird If a widow and children the widow la to get onethird and the children the remaining twothirds The fifth clause of the will makes a similar provision for Attila P Moroslnl Schilling May Inherit The sixth clause creates a trust fund of 575000 for Mrs Schilling and upon her death If she leaves a husband onoj third will go to him and If a husband and children twothirds to the children The will does not refer to Victoria as my beloved daughter as In the case with Gtulla It simply says my daugh ter The seventh clauss prodding a trust fund ot JloOOOO for the daughter Amelia begins Because of the faithful care and tenderness needed by my dear daughter Amelia and her Inability to care for herself I direct that a trust fund of U50000 be created for her Then the clause goes on to appoint Glulla Moroslnl as trustee of this lund with absolute control of the Income In case of the death of Amelia Morosinl the fund revolts to the residuary estate i for the bcncllt 01 ah the heirs There are no other bequests or legal cles the entire residuary estate being I left J Giulla Moroslnl The final clauses of the testament Is the usual provision that if any beneficiary under the will opposes Its probate he or she shall be cut off absolutely The will was drawn In Wi Three members of the law firm of Thompson Vamlerpoel Freedman of No 2 Wall street witnessed it et AMERICAN LEAG E At St Louis Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0I riuRha30o0o0o 0 0 0 0 x2 iiatterlcsFtutcr and Bowers Powell and Schmidt UmpiresSheridan and Hurst SECOND GAME Philadelphia 0 2 0 St Louis 0 1 1 Flatteries Coombs and Lnpp Dlnecn and Spencer Umpires Hurst and Slier klan At Cleveland Hnstnn n I 0 0 0 0 Cleveland n 0 0 1 0 0 Batteries ArcDanes and Donohuer Hhoadcs and Ilcmts Umpire Connolly At Chicago Washington 5nSS 0 S 0 Chicago 00 0 0 u 0 1 Batteries Johnson and Street Walsh and Shaw Umpires Egan sd OIolIhiln I All the Helter 1Uoci 1tTt Brut A4 DrtutAt tottlM iptta k 1 fORT JOHNSON WINS HANDICAP fOR SANfORD Golden Pearl Knocked to His Knees in Feature Event at Gravesend THE SQUIRE A WINNER Lawton Wiggins Gets the First Event and Stamina Cap tures the Second GRAVESEND RESULTS FIRST RACELawton Wiggins 1 Ragman 2 Sir John 3 SECOND RACEStamina 1 Mo quette 2 Pins and Needles 3 THIRD RACEThe Squire won Aracee 2 Antaeus 3 FOURTH RACEFort Johnson 1 Delirium 2 Golden Pearl 3 FIFTH ACE Juggler 1 Millard 2 Wild Xraln 3 SIXTH RACEDuke of noanoke 1 Torenla 2 Dixie Gold 3 I IY VINCENT TKEANOR I Special to The Eenlnir WorM GRAVESKNU RACE TRACK Sept ISThe San ford colors were carried to the front in the threeyearold handicap this aftei litton for the first time itice the close of the Saratoga meeting Af ter knocking Golden Pearl about to his knees just before the Jtrctch turn Fort Johnson the Stanford color bearer came on to win as he pleased from DElirium with Golden Pearl third Nimbus the favorite was far back Lawton Wiggins Wins First Lawton Wiggins won the opening event In easy fashion after following the pace of Intervene to the stretch Netter then sent the favorite to the front and he stayed to the end Intervene held on to second place but In the last ten yards there was a general closing and both Ragman and Sir John nailed him The rest were closely bunched Wide Turn Bert Moquette I A wide turn Into the homestretch was all that beat Moquette In the second race After leading all the way Shil ling lost several lengths turning for home and let Stamina up on the rail I In the drive to the finish Stamina out gamed Moquette and won by a neck Monfort chased Moquette all the way and almost got him at the stretch The I effort was tiring and In the stretch Monfort stopped to let Pins and Needles up for the show money I The Squire Was Game In one of the prettlebt races of the meeting The Squire outgamed Arasej In a drive that lasted the tnlre length I of the stretch It was Dugan vs Sweet and both rode admirably It was so close at the finish that the Judges might i have called It a dead heat It was a two hon race all the way Antaeus was third thirdEuy One for Juggler The fifth race was scratched down to i four horses making It a lay down for Juggler He won practically all the way from Milford with Wild Refrain third Red Friar ran disgracefully Ku wouldnt run a step and In the first half a mile was a quarter of a mile In the rear Gilbert whipped him but he wouldnt go It Is laid that his trainer admitted before the race Must R d Friar would not run around the track If this Is so he ought to be called to I account for starting him EASTERN LEAGUE At Rochester Montreal 1 0 2 0 Rochester 0002 Batteries ones and Clark Snyder and Butler Umpire lUiddcrham At Buffalo Toronto 00000 Buffalo 00100 BatterIesRudolph antI Brown Ma larky and Archer Umpire OBrien At Newark Providence 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 3 Newark 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 BatteriesGlaze and Cole Beecher and Stunnyl Umpires Murray and i Kelly At Jersey City Baltimore 0 1 2 1 0 S Jersey City 0 1 3 0 0 0 Batteries Uessan and Dyers Moore antI lMtiRcrald UmpiresStafford arid Walker I Racing Officials Named IS ANOEtES Cat Sent lAt a rotlnK of the Lot Annie Raclnr Au clkilir oisrs for tho SAMI Anita racln ratctlnx wire elected 11 follow Iruldlnj JiKUt Col W A lUmllton ualiunt JuJrt El Cole nsnarr Dr J 8 Otrdner tun4Urpp r X C ItniUi tMMtinr r 0 tUall 1 ol L TI MATTY AND WILTSE x WIN FOR THE GIANTS i I TOCAYS SO ORES NATIONAL LEAGUE FIRST GAME Pittsbur 0000000000 Giants 0 1 1 0 4 0 1 0 7 SECOND GAME Pittsburz 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 7 Giants 2 0 1 0 0 3 6 0 12 FIRST GAME St louis 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 4 Brooklyn 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 I SECOND GAME I S1 Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 i Brooklyn 0 3 0 0 0 0 3 Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Ilighianders 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 0 0 5 Detroit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 I I CHICAGO GIVES QUAKERS HARD RUN fOR GAME Overall and McQuillen Have a Merry Pitching Duel at Philadelphia CHICAGO R H PO A E Slagle If 0 1 2 0 0 Zimmerman 2b 0 1 1 3 2 Schulte rf 0 0 2 0 0 I Chance Ib 0 0 8 3 0 Stelnreldt3b0 1 2 1 0 Hofman cf 0 1 S 0 0 Tinker ss 0 1 Z 3 1 Kiingc 1 2 8 2 0 I Overall p 0 0 1 4 0 Totals 1 7 52d 16 3 Two out when winning run was scored PHILADELPHIA R H PO A E Grant IS 1 2 3 3 0 Knabe 2b 1 2 4 1 1 Titus rf 0 1 3 0 0 Clement If 0 0 0 0 0 Bransfield lb 0 0 10 1 0 Osborne cf 0 0 4 0 0 Courtney 3b 0 J 1 0 0 Jacklltsch c 0 0 5 1 0 McQullen p 0 1 0 2 0 Totals 2 7 30 8 1 SCORE BY INNINGS Chicago 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 M Philtulelphla 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 12 TWOBAM HltaKlln Kna1 ThreBase Hits Knabe Overall Wcrlflce HIt IDtl1ann nabe Titus 2 Knabe Double PlasZlmmerman Tinker and Chance Stolen Bues8lllgle Zimmerman Titus Tinker Struck OutDy Overall 6 by McQull len t Left on HuesChicago 7 Phlladel phil 8 FIrst Base on Called IUlliO Overall 2 MncQullen 2 Time 2 Umplre John on and Emille Attondince4621 BrxcUI to 1115 Evfntnt World PHILADELIIIIA Sept liThe Cubs came to town today to tackle Philadel phia Overall nan pitted against Me Qulllen In the opening session It makes little difference I what you needa World i Want will go and get it I I M 1f f l I A DARKNESS HELPS BROOKlYN WIN fROM Sf lOUIS Game Is Called When Dodgers I I gers Are Ahead in the i I Seventh Inning I I II I I ST LOUIS R H PO A E Shaw cf 0 1 2 0 1 Charles 2b 0 2 1 3 1 Osteen 3b 0 1 1 11 0 Murray rt 0 1 2 0 0 Xonetchy In 0 0 5 1 0 Miirdock cf 0 0 3 0 0 Morris ss 0 0 1 0 0 Moran c 0 0 1 1 0 Sallee p 0 n 1 2 0 I Totals 0 5 1i 8 2 Alperman out In sixth by batted ball BROOKLYN R H PO A E Burch cf 0 1 1 0 0 Luraley rf 0 0 0 0 0 Hummel It 0 1 0 0 0 Jordan lb 0 0 9 0 0 Alperman 2b 0 0 5 3 0 4cMliinn liS 0 2 0 3 0 Sheehan 3b 1 1 1 0 0 Farmer c 1 0 5 0 0 Bellp 1 1 0 8 0 Total 3 6 21 H 0 Game called at end of seventh Inning on account of darkness Base HltsOff Sallee ti off Bell 5 First Base on BallsOff Sallee 2 off i3tll I First Base on Errors Brooklyn I Left on BascjSt louis 7 irr ol 1fl 6 struck OutBy Sauce 2 by nell 6 Threeflaw HitBell TwoBns Hit Ontien Stolen Base Murray Double PlayDell McMillan anc Joi In fcnlinplre Owens Spedil Io The Erenlne World WASHINGTON PAUK BROOKLYN Hept IS Having take the first game the Cardinals went at the Brooklyn crowd determined to win another Sallee did the twirling for the visitors while I Bill performed In the box for the Dodgers NATIONAL LEAGUE At Boston Cincinnati 0 1 011 0 0 01 01S Boston 2 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 06 naturlei Rowan and McLean Dor1 I ner and Smith Umpire Rigler Ktllls RMUurut IMS Park M Until 4 Slit wai miuio 7K A U Oil mlto it 111 et T I Thirty Thousand Fans in a Frenzy When McGraws Men Score Double Victory Over Pirates 0 1i FIRST GAME 0 SECOND GAME f i P1TTSnURG PITTSBURG j R H po A E Thomas ct 0 0 7 0 0 R H po A Thomas ct O 2 i O 0 r Clarke If 0 2 1 0 0 Clarke Ir 1 2 2 0 0 Leach 3b 0 1 1 0 0 Leach 31J 1 1 2 2 1 1 Wagner S8 0 2 3 j I 1nCI ss a 1 5 4 0 Abb a tIll O 2b 0 1 2 0 0 Alb y 2b 1 3 4 2 0 Storko lb 0 0 7 0 0 VII aon ri 0 0 1 0 0 torke lb 1 Z G 1 0 Gibson c 0 U 2 2 0 llson rt 1 1 3 0 0 0 Iaddox p U 0 0 2 0 Gibson c 1 0 1 1 0 I Brandon p 0 0 0 2 I j Camnltz p i 0 0 0 1 O 0111 0 1 0 0 0 I Totals 0 6 21 U 1 hoover 11 0 0 0 0 0 I I GIANTS Vall p 0 0 0 0 0 f It II P A E I Tenney lb 1 1 11 1 o Totals j 13 24 11 1 5 Horzog 2b 1 0 0 I 0 I 5liattotl for Cantnitz In second I Bresnahan c 1 1 4 0 0 NE YORK j Donlin rr 2 3 0 0 0 R H PO A E Seymour 0 1 1 U OTonner Ih 1 1 15 0 0 I Devlin 3b 0 2 1 3 0 Herzog 2h 3 4 3 4 0 McCormick It 0 1 2 0 0 I Bresnahan c 1 2 1 0 0 Bridwell ss 0 0 1 1 0 10111th rr 1 i 2 0 0 falheson p 2 I I G 0 eYlltnttl d 0 2 2 0 0 DolIn lb l 1 0 3 0 Totals i 10 21 18 0 jcCormlcl Ir 1 2 1 0 1 SCOIn BY INNINGS Bridwell ss 2 2 1 3 O PIttOhlirv n I II II II 0 O Wl1t IPlttsh1 e p 2 2 0 3 Xe 1 nrk 0 I 1 0 I 0 1 0 O rOBaH lit e I t it I3ie ta line Xeedhnm e 0 0 2 o hltr Home 1nne IInnDordln I ner harry rr 0 0 0 0 0 hose on Balls By Iotldx I fJrII1r1 jlcGlnnltr p 0 0 U 2 0 on1 Shuck OutIII Inlhlnx 1 bl M It 1 2 iOtnI 1 2 I I 2 I i iJ j 1nosod BailRreeniituin Left on Bascse York 4 Pitts BUBC liltsOft Lamnltz 3 ort Leeu burg 6 IQ off nil 4 off lItse 13 Fntst Base on BnllsOr Camnltz 1 nIT Ipenl I oft Vnll 2 off Wllt8e 2 HOW THE GIANTS First Hase on I rrorsPlttsburg 1 ew orlt I STAND TONIGHT r on BamPlttsburg 8 New Htnrllt OutBy Camnltz 1 by Leelor I liy lIlse 1 by lcGlnnltl I W L P C Jome HunAbbr TwoBase HitsLeach Wagner MOo Giants o 87 46 6541 c91mlck Thomas Abby Herzog DYlln Dentin 1 Chicago 85 53 616 torke Douhle Starke and agner Abby ancS j 1 Id IJtchlItse Plttsburg 85 54 612 I Hit h PJtcherbbl LmplresODa and Klem I J KY noEMAX HUNGER POLOq GROUNDS Sept ISThirty thousand excited fans to 1 i day saw the Giants take Pittsburg into camp for two games The I dreaded Pirates were babes in arms Matty shut them out in the first 1 and Wiltse held them in the second contest Pittsburg started out like a house afire in the second game but soon subsided 3 1 New York turned toward the Polo Grounds long before noon today skip ping business luncheon and every ob stacle that stood In the nay The pen nant bee was buzzing everywhere when the Giants and Pirates came on the field an hour later and the players were amazed to find seats chucked full of sand lcheating humanity Between bites those who had taken time by tho forelock would occasionally rise and let out a muflled cheer for thelf favorites The stands really pre sented a ludicrous appearance Men gray of hair and rich sat alongside the less prosperous visitors from Cherry Hill nibbling away at their Improvised lunches with as much gusto as a boy at a Sunday school picnic The championship was to be decided however and the little niceties of life could well be set aside for such an oc casion It Is baseball toda and noth ing but baseball The old town can well afford to set aside one day for the people of the diamond and Mr Knick erbocker never does things by halves Gate Were Open Early Anticipating a crush the gates were thrown open at 11 oclock Instead of 12 and the storm began Among the first hundred there was a wild race for the stands Forgetting that there were 21000 seats waiting for them the base ball maddened fans ran all over each other to reach the grandstand and then for two hours patiently looked at the empty field Their Judgment was well founded however for In another hour 1 the gates were choked the long walk way from the elevated station was one I lolld slow moving mass of people and avery Incoming train was packed to the I gunwales Many of the expresses were so Jammed with people that It was use less to make a toP and all stations 1 r oil J 1 t a t north of Slxtyslxth street were f skipped leaving hundreds standing on the platforms No one could get off j nd no one could get on so the motormen wisely forged straight ahead i At I oclock the pressure at the gates had become so great that lines were formed extending two blocks In both directions Commissioner BIngham or dered a squad of MO policemen to take chafe of the crowd outside the grounds and for the first time this season twenty regularly uniformed I were allowed to 1 cops come Inside and assist the specials I Record Crowd of 30000 Ve have had big crowds and we have caied them record breakers Prob i ably they were but this was simply a swamper The seats were gobbled up so fast that the new stands were a s Inadequate as were the former ones which now look like the bush league affairs In comparison When the first game started the crowd must have numbered 30000 That Is the largest number of people that ever saw a ball game In America The crowd was full of map and gin ger and they whooped things up for the Giants from the minute they first anncarcil on the field for practice In another minute they caught sight of I the ungainly scrnmbledeggllk form Jot Hans Wngnrr and the big fellow had to stand a lot of goodnatured raillery First Inning Thomas the first man up popped a weak fly to Devlin Clarke was more successful and beat out s slow roller to the infield and took second on a passed ball Brldwell threw out Abby and Clarke took third A groan went I up as Wagner came to bat but the best the great batter could do was a wk to Brldwell NO RUNS Tenner went out on ft foul to LMC I afouirjS tfL Mil W
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fJW i WTT rt r 1 w r n n II 1 v niflfnf I i r 1F Wr fI1I 9 1 v iIn 1 I I I if1 oA t THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 190b m 9 A G flNOPIUM I r I RAID FORMER SALVATION lASS Once Beautiful Now Fiend She Tells Sad Story of Downfall DIVES TEMPTED HER Arrested With Two Men on i Charge of Running a Dope Depot Il Wban two men and an emaciates 1 i ting claUd young woman were arrlgned j f tirfor Mtftitrate Walsh In the York i 1 4i t a Court today charged with dlstrl MttftI opium morphine and cocaine i tS dtteetlTtl who had them In charge 4ieJrd that In their arrest they had Krikta up the mOlt Important dope Uyoi oath east aide All three were hM la IM4 ball for turther examination I iii Woncl1 ohs mill raid they were William Wolf twentyeight jean old and Otarf Dillon twentyseven The cmaa wet able to mumble that Ille VM Anna Francis and elated her age M twentyone yearn She looked al I KMt twice that age In her dishevelled tad drugged condition except when the ratllad Then there flashed to the am ho tract of former beauty Her hair tru a dull coppery gold but 10 tum bid and disarranged that It gate her a wild appearance f11 three prisoner had been taken In i 4 Mid at a room In No 23 Slu esant host which the police declare had long been a distributing station tor opium and cocaine The raid was maJe upon Information furnished by tie Post OfBee authorities Former Salvation Lassie The young woman was found In tile plAC4 In a semi cuuecious condition An Opium layout that hud just been used old what vsas reaponjltile tor jar con IlllOn She had recovered ou little thin morning and It was only at raie intervals tnat ire police could worm 4uytning out of her Little ov little hcueier me told a pljful story She Is the daughter of a rls elablc filly Ilttug w a asadri Hrk N J bait nil years ago situ Oe Ided to Join me haiitioti nyr ao all ted and was suuioneu at uie low ry fiarrtckf Silo became i Quivery lassie iiU made dab inurn or tau three and saloons ot loll dlstiut for tie purpose of making lunttri Blie Was x imi it isii atoj county uarly WhllJ she beau iis work and her oarjy rellgloui purpose met with trijic malts oio ion Lau lie ways of tno e U6 wojld Me turned from their waj and because a arut innd Hho had b n 1 virtan ot tae rut ior a year eh aid an 1 wits 111131 KM 1Volr whet trrwiM This uolle or the rillh trees station Ltre bean n endenvurtt nonius U tale 1M laCb Ib ranee rt dos iKii n i I Wl ser cuel s I r raffle rom that eanrce was eeroo ripplled It was niorn ri ss manlfe t naY muG r Tt raid Caught Through Malls Io i Uliiii tMPCOI tie4yned ubrat aAa e eI Jetimt nddrof ej J tr et n emtuetlo o DCIIKX art I ll3 MS H Itll U 111 I ji ir It read M lupph of dope hoe heci pllltol Itate lost all JIMB send 1112 some 1m icdlatel J In the rooms ocurlf bj the trio of prisoners the polico fouul light brit leg of cocaine several bnxcs nntiln ag small phjal of cuci nivi drochlor Ie cijstraJi and a quTtit cf opium ail of the bottle wet knitted Iol on James Xtlunl aprcarcl a oitnsel for lie prisoners In nit orKlllc court t and asked for an ailjourimrii He de shred that the arrest had hen without Vdenc and Hint he w iuUI proc tht drugs found In the place had been ob I tained On a physician prescription The condllon of the former Sthullon army lassie was such this afternoon i hat Dr McGuIre the Tombs ph lchn Aat sent for tn treat her The pjllco hope to gel a full confession from her hat will establish that the prisoners were runnln a dope depot A bundle I J t letter lounl ill the room leads to I ill conclusion on SIECHENVIS HURT I WHEN AUTO HITS BRIDGE IN DASH Countess Who Was Gladys Vanderbilt and Her Hus band Have Narrow Escape i i I LONDON Sept ISA new agency despatch from Vienna san that the Count and Countess Siechcn l have suffered an automobile accident In Hun gar Their InJuries however are con fined to shock and a few braises The Count and Countess witO was Miss Gladys Vanderbilt of New fork were return ng from the Hungarian army manoeuvre when their car ran Into u pillar of a bridge and was wrecked I II 400 CHOLERA VICTIMS j IN RUSSIAN GARRISON ST PETERSBURG Sept 18The Asiatic Cholera has taken a strong foot hold In the garrison of St Petersburg andover 400 soldiers have been stricken Tjp municipal statistics covering the civilian population of the city show thai In the twentyfour hours ending at noon today there were 335 new cases and 116 deaths from cholera In the capi tal Coward j Shoe I Support the Remedy Proper support for the iibml muscles IB the only ef fective remedy for a weakened arch or a fully developed case of flatfooL Tho anatomical construc tion of the Coward Arch Prop Shoe furnishes comfortable support for the relaxed mus cles relieves straits and as sists the ligaments to regain their normal elasticity and tone SOLD NOWHERE ELSE JAMES S COWARD 268274 Greenwich St N V SE4B WiSJlIS SntEET Mall Orders Filled Send lor Catalogue i LOOkforlhe C I GREEN Corner I thidcalax Q i SMART TAILORS importers and Builders ol rasbloo ult rm ORiE CUS10h1 MAD1 SOIiS i CHARGE ACCOUNTS 1 i Opened Part Payments Ac epteJ i No employers Reference Required Write or Call for Booklet No 68 I I j I h REAL lovers of tobacco learn that chewing gives the greatest enjoyment Try it yourself with the choicest and best of all chews a rr Apt I I The FineCut Chew Always clean sweet and satisfy i ing Made of only the finest Green River tobaccokept in best condition in the tinfoil package I Buy it anywhere 5 cents a package Established by I Da Ha McALPIN Be CO I II PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS PHE commonsense principles I THE the sliding cords which give and take with every motion m a kePi sidtllt lIS P JluJel s the most comfortable for every occupation The high quality materials be hind their construction give C resicl ui Suspcndeis a tenac ity and wear which are practi cally everlasting DiTerent weights and lengths to suit al requirements MAKERS GUARANTEE on every pair satisfaction new pair or money back Price 50c at your dealers or sent prepaid on receipt ol price The C F Edgar on Mfg Co 575 Main Street Shirley Mass Sunday World Wants Work MoiiDay Morning Wonders I f 1 1J J f V t 1r ebti0 Nrl 4X99 t f 111 I v jce vW I oe o CJ fir 1 1s ti 4 it Iio 00 V toctT e4e9 v meO e t4 e as n ve Il 4 aa4 t e t c b r oo o I 8 pv I A 11 1 y it 0 11 0 v L I D 1 0 rG tA i A V e l 0 1I e I It i 1 t f H t f r r I L t rl WYud JwfaWAL L u i V 1 LM 4jltIl a4rlYa mRt Yt 1 I I SAY I I I i I II I I I 95q i l I i l h 1 lfti hr i tip ti hl I nyil tl I I I I I Hive you heard the latryt I No Whats that Why Prosperity Is returning and I the alues of houses lots i Ccr ire cl mblni up Well whit about Its I DONT YOU TllliSK ITS flMl TO LET A VCKLD REAL ESTATE VANT lD AD FIND THE REALTY BADGA1N YOUVE BELN WAITING TO BUrr I BY JOVE THATi SO ILL USE I ONE TOMORROW I II The World printed more Va cation Resort brads in 1907 than any other New York news paper Remember this when you pet a week or a month off I tl i H n t1 Get from 59th St and LelnJtcn Avenue III I y P one our agent st eel Women Free 7v MC5VC I when you get oil u i9th Sired car Its good lor 5cona 11 uO Womens I r ICC 4 I UlCOlCl a ruchacor 1 c on a 130 or greater putchuse Goo Icr cash 187 S C 0 D or charge purchases t and Misses Waterproof ALL CARS TRANSFER a TO 2250 ail i Silk e ored Suits Raincoats 1475 14 95 i RD TN TN a I LEXINGTOH 33AV 59To60Sr Suit Case Sale Come Along In Men 4i1 I 1 sUIt 6 Cowfljat Cases I a I The Bargains Are Fine ij L 394 t We open the season by offering n special purchase of i et 400 Mens 18 Hand i Made ol thieeouncj cowhide leath er 24 Inches long inside shirt pocket lined with Irish 94 Made Fall Suits at P L f J t canvas it i r rill STIVDAHP n llirator 98cI They are the nattiest styles of the season spendidly tailored f TIt 1e t 1OI HIST tf t 139 I by JlA D in such uptothesecond fabrics as r i y y THh fnn MrEH I n t Japan f es ti JA i Green worsteds in neat stripes brown worsteds nttln Tiittii M i frn i Pi f Yr I Tlir lltElLEU SUT CASKS I in solid blue black k either LO ere j seel frj tif 6tiithM 50 co ors bueserges diagonals and f I nriunl Enellfh tan lea 9 0 J8 I Hit irin IIWrIOSol lcctfd ifGyO cow solid gray worsteds Everyone an 18 value He lnc Ish jtltchlne sea i leai han 4 I II t Inrhe lone Ol Inches deep Sizes 33 to 48 chest measure in regulars and stouts 1i outride stritx liln I i kt TIff I nisi nrtt is sin tEM c tin C5 00 is THK ortin von i avv I I Slain niooMiNoi Flour Srtn vt tv s oton Boys 4 Autumn Suits 1 1 I f Double Breasted Models I I Fall Hoslery I At 2 95 J Ru sian Blouse Models For Aicn Women end Cmercn I At7tJ Newest tailor Models and tha he c olo e o d fo I v I Boys Pretty Reefers t 19c a pair fomonouj fie monow t I C I Made of strictly allwool materials in all shades and pat ems i a ti 25000 pairs of men womens a d 500 pairs Boys 95c Knickerbocker flfl L I I childnna fie hosiery came to us 69 Item a maker ol note at a decided I Trousers sizes 3 to 17 years at C price lacnfice The I I ot Ineudes Bl x mlntdal i M Floor Wtll IH Section Mils b PI i Hall licit line gauge I I cotton Homfi silk embtolJeted Extra Special Sale of on smite lot on Stork rip spliced with hilit double knees Kibbed soes all sues Stock ns with 41q R y 500 Men Derby and S 0 tats J i i nua i vn Floor Mlh 5t Se ll o n 4 Tomorrow Saturday the Best2 Values 1 50 Sale of Eyeglasses dr in town at the Extra Special Price of 0 I Main Floor filth be Sei eii i and Spectacles nroomSnAJ1 lIJommworE8 Sale of Womens Pony Fur Coats at 15 to 35 The biggest nnd best fur coat bargains you ever heard of The r I colts i I will be most popular this Winter Elsewhere similar garments are Af marked at no less than double our exceptionally low prices 01 r5 1f 1UOUJ pa rs m a special Ala i I Coats 25 Coats 30 EQ536 r cay sole at a price cxcu ive 15 24 Coats 36 opticians would call ruinous In Long In Long G In Long 27 to i J20U Acme Ske eton Eyrg asiea A I and Spectacles filled with sllex crysta prritcopic Unsei A case 42 inches SO cI1OatS90 inches r 00 I Coats lone 3250 tears l e J5OO and hook Iree with every r oa s aemlfillng long J pair at OUC I eemi Qtting semifating t t Main Floor ULfJImoODuEs Front Make your eelectloia early Upon payment of a small deposit we will tore the fun you elect until Nov 15 bee i Buy on Easy lei mstoM er W omens FurLined Coats and Save Money Our Co At 12 Womens 25 far At 23 50 Men s sf5 Fur iventlvi Furniture h l irg ajrium unjulo you to ylL line Coati brown p6OOU lOur rat Con s Ilse Houayioid puronaia ari u Furnitur01e1 Pointing KeMnr GoIk sab o ir table mink lined large cot lined with brown Spanish mink and Maihlnw Talldne Machines 4te sad lees of brown lynx pieced Persian lamb collar almost eer thin YOU need for the hou hold on easy Krnia without Grins com I At Men 8 FarLined Coats line with pen d to pas 50 per ant to inn tT ctnt 49 Far Eastern mink natural roserBent muskrat or water mink i large tnor 11 norm ollar ol Persian lamb or brook mink All Can Lerfojc1Aven BLOOMINGDALE5 Vel d Transfer to 1 soth to Goth at I Bargains in fur Sets i 30 Rich Back Set Lynx fine fancy whole N ALL CARS TRANSFER TO animal icarl with head tall and two paws I i I large rug mufl with one head t I I THANSfEm I I 3 pawl and 4 tails to nuicn at 15 00 rIJ l 7A f50 Rich I black Lynx tets large hawl tie e ¼ trimmed with heads and teas C and 2475 lEXJN6TONT03 59o60JS I newest model rul muff at r 20 Fne Russian Sab e Squirt el ftb lour T I mhard scar 52 inches ung tp fit and flat piiiow muff H in lies I 12 00 H Last square at E 1 I Bloon IniMtiti Rreoad Floor 5Bth St Section I 1 uhoouisnnArFS I I I I Gold Initial Dinner Sets I ae ser D I j 100 fie fee Green Border Dinner y ay 1 i l Sets with oir initial in gold I on eaih piece woe u rf 7 Q 0 I 7e98 01 this mOlt 7 r I I a 15 at I JO remarkable Lo I I r t This offering ends tomorrow evening L I Club Sale of I cannot These be sate matched comprise anywhere 10J pieces else and tor less than SiSOO Uncn piece has a green I f Walters I Z band border an extra green hair line I I i and a god crest with your Initial in go d Royal Pianos I a Ai they are practically i ade to our order I we oya require two weeks time in which to make delivery Remember This Club Sale hat been a great succeis The sale closes tomorrow I the tpectai B oomingda e 7e98 evening It you ate interested make a selection at soon ai ponlble I t puce for tomorrow on y is I We Offer the Renowned Rich Toned I i I IhlrJ Floor oath Pt Section I 11100111NGIJ tr y I N 450 WALTERS 99C from 8 to 12 oClork ToMorrow Saturday Morning 225 A I the following goods will be sold at absolutely cost or below it You r J I cannot afford to m is tnc bargains Non sod so to dealers No mat phone ROYAL PIANOS for or orders 1 lor telegraph fl led None lent C 0 D N me after 1J oclock I needing Chair and Cover on the Very Liberal Term 01 ti59j Princess lace I IJuses 1d IV lnns 9Sc toll Vests McI Ail ready 10 be worn WHh the excep Thea tin 1 silk IlnlJy n ellp uumlr tll1lhe tI rd r eun6 2 rtva nra of call 5 Down and 1 Week own an a ee 1Yamena J5c LJ le Stack gSt Ilc I I rn1p1lto rui LOhlontd nH Frnh liens jLS Tholl underwear 75c lie nstnonce an No Inteiest no II EXTraS1225Thatg Al colorln nr rh auk app s purples This d the aenulne Rnts Ifrabn tn PIt n snd chmquKne e dInn et I v uslPa ot Any Ore Can JOinPay 5 ana the Piano Is Delivered i Womos EI Silk lopes JQe 1 OI T I le buttnn lengte on reueahee eiaO Childrens Sc Shoes 5ic Join the Club ToMorrow Sure n 1cnlnrs dn9 flr rr ilC pd r rw sal iare fIlII Iens SOc ilk Lisle hail Hose lOc This Great Opportun End F taarday Evening 1rtpnneA n rrgll seas t er fl eakfasl Cueoa r 12 t c Ka ten Pianos Are Eaul to Last a Lifetime ender Fran h e odes nip s row rn Cac Fa umke Crt luc s J rrJ I IJ I I Iolftk V Wt m ti Initialed lIankerchlm b the 11Arra lam omiarv ot tiew Toth Lens Tooth POIcr Z for 2c I 01 r Ul e t V Lnr ernes part or Ilia Allo1 nasal A 10 Y ars UUUrcnue u ternN V ehe as e q II a plce a iau u Inecrtta in out Itli on the in I 1 Stamp d acqu lIt tens ZJC iHfl ot the t i d of every pun d I 1 vn 0 n1hold H You vh t trmrt IM at the bed plrioi made and make i luMnn ot I Uoys He elf or I ton Ccp 17c r f sa aM u w 0 u II eIII I I nn to Si o ijlw you M corn to our rUnn Wareroomi it one 1 R ili sg l r pyn1 Plane U an art site trlumth and Is rftl n H rlano I nuocrrn il1 LtUlrr I jldin I i I Hand oy ttt nhitfur IT omparlon to piano lelllne at from iOYS We 01011 C J ic lie SI Still 111011 S rls 51c xrrhete ire euxrartoe Fats nrI or P214 en 11 I iLrl ae or 7 d al ti la I Arts Ie el 5 01 heM1 1 1 11 01 dl IPECIAL AITEtiiJoff I apt r r I 1 n i SPECIAL TEN10N Flannel 1 c h rd 1 Ii called lo this Great Piano Club Sale There are 12 new and original Sl6 a0 Tahorcl iS7I 7 u S5 TFIf I1 Silk PAN C al 19 1 designs to se ect Horn I t 1 w 1 I I I 1 I 90f idlers Maitertone Player Pitno Outfits f450 tins s trSlo tits 7 jij s 2 set OliP w I 25 Down and 10 a mnth r I 11 I ilitliK of Fa f re h i c 1 r la it music and s rte fo att I U w I I H I IIII Ia Qc ill 3 lIc 5e It t ft ExcKangel Jolrlnc Ill sits p CM ru In a pnsltlnn t1 ancr a r Exchange sv to n p r ane11 nets Stile s lt0yal end 10 011 g1S Ju h i i 1 i thoO lC r r Ib J3C llfjf of living any hanN lilt al ILm tr nee He c ra nT 1c n Flt s i 6n v r lU Uroa request a rtprtxntalUe mil call WaMnwiu Third FIr sires e to tl venn na All Cars Transfer to BLOOM1NGDALES Lex to 3d Ave 59th to 60th Stf ita
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i Jti y lli im v t Ii 1 0 T j ilIiI r m w m rw n w mr I ih t j 1 4 1 y a f 4 r THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18 190b I I 4 em WARD N HOSE WIFE WA SlAIN i I F KillS HIMSELF i British Officer Had Been Ac cused of the Murder by t Letter Writers WATHRTNGBUKT Ensrland Sept IS Draj Gen Ghartea Edward Luajd r I tired whose wife was infuienourdy mur i deed near London Awe 24 committed I WJcMe tostay uy ttirowlnK hlma lf In front of a railroad triJn IIs bodv was i found later close to a rillro crossing I not far from atMnlfbury i Gen Luard had been a wv of Ool i Charles Edward Warde M P it I Tell on He loft the house early this I morning and Kr nc dlrwi ly to the rail I road threw hlnvlf In from of an on I o mlnJl train Col Wnle four i fatar from Gen Luartl ay1nir his body would j be found under ne UM T He eijlnJiKl tint tju awful accusa I tions had been mal against him that he could no I6ngti stand the strain The Ciertn had Ie Plc d letter awing 1 him with having murdered his wife I Sire Ilid u nxu e the afternoon of Aug 24 a few moments after her husband mad Irit in u uu 10 a nearby club R hen ho returned he found her dead TIe traylo death of the General who was tle IHM persn to see his wlfp ullve and the tin to llnd hr body has revived i ubiu nicren In the murder mtcrj wlllh the pi Ike thus far have not been able to unravel The Inquest which Is lo be resumed next week has not restated the slight Pt clue to the murder All the wit nesses agree that Slrs Luaid hail n i nn enemy In the nuild w itu the facto riliputp the tlem of rollun t caii n Mri Luard area and rings Ikll were taken from tie limh o re little Millie yn expert testified that It was Impissl for the tillrli widen raus pd death to I I1IP teen fired loin any of Die ref h n i urged I 0n Luaid these belt all of niiKh smaller alibI BATTLESHIPS CFF I ON VOYAGEOF31b00 li MIlS TO MANllAi i Fleet Leaves West Australia i and Due at Philippines on Oct 3 ALBANY Welt Australia Sept 13 The American Atlantic fleet under the command of Admiral Sperry left here at 6 oclock this afternoon for Manila S6W mile away where it III due to arrive Oct 1 or 3 The flagship Con necticut did not leave with the other vessels but she will depart at midnight and overtake the rest of the fleet to morrow She wag delayed In coaling operations The fleet is making nine knots an hour The Join of one day hers the ves sels were scheduled to leave Sept 17 has been occasioned oy the unrellabllltv of the chartered colliers a clrcumsince ahJch In war tmo might be attended with moat feri us results UearAdmlral Sperry bu deepatched tho following message to Alfred Deakin the Premier of the Commonwealth In reply to the communication sent by tie Premier yesterday wishing the Am erican visitors godijjceJ on the con tinuance of their voyages to homo la ter I thank you most heartily tor the ordlal message sent In the name of the Government and people of the Com mm utaith and we s aiml and retpon shtlj reciprocate jour good wishes Tbe public and private hospltalltj ex I tended to us during our stay In Austra lian waters Las created mutual and filendl sympathies and understand i ings which years or ordinary Inter WIIIe could not hae brought about 1 and whim must cement and make more I enduring the cordial relations so hap pib evhtli K between the American reo I public and the Australian Common nealtu Hearts with hearts we wish I for the happy and prosperous develop ment of your splendid Commonwealth lONG SENTENCES FOR TWO BURGlARS I John McManus Gets Seven I Years and Also the Title of Habitual Criminal Judge Malone in Part I of Oetiarol Sessions had on his sentencing clothes today To start off with he gave John Me Manus alias John Sweeney seven yeah In Slnj Sing for being caught with burglars tools In his possession after hating ben convicted of t felony Mc Manu who called himself a barkeeper and said his home wan at No 213 Bowery has been to States Prison threo Umes and to the County Penitentiary once always for housebreaking Jobs One morning not lanK ago Detective nelly found him cominit out of the hallway of the apartmenthouse at No S West One Hundred and Second stree with a jimmy and a bunch of eleton i keys In his rackets In tnssin sPn fence Judee Malonr mice nllinlxiM Sb Mnnus on ambit ml rrlmlnul nrrl makes It posilWo f nr tao lore to ar rest hIm at any Ime on suspio without a warrant Ed Jones a small coil black negro who came to Now York a few months ago from Georgia got B term of not Ices than nineteen and not more than twenty years a remarkably seer en tente considering that It was a first conlctlon foi him Jones who said he lived at No 3L East Twgntjseuind street entered tho hat store of Paul Sachs In Grnelej Square tin the after noon of Aug 18 and held up the pro prietor He fired one slii i ut ft Ji Peter Derringer and then fled menacing a pursuing crowd with Ills revolver un til a policeman overtook him I In passing sentence Judgo Malone told Jones that New York timid get along very well without his kind and tin n gave him the limit foi hU crime STEAMER RAMS SCOW Inthriiiiler Compelled to Iletnrn to I harbor With Base Snmnlioil While the steamer 1ithflnder was bound out of the harbor for Part Tampa last night she ran Into a mud scow and her itarboard bow platen were 10 badly damaged that she teas forced to return to her nn horags to day The Pathfinder had neither passengers nor cargo 1 tt t t f jt t t t 1 11 STEIGERWALD PACKING CO t We Are Looking for Your Sunday Dinner Order i i 3 J With theFall campaign we are starting a I J campaign of our own to beat the qualities and t prices of the other dealers fj 4e A Few of e i Saturdays Specials I J choice Legs of Spring Lamb peV lb 14c t i e ugar Cured amuked clams per Ib 12c j t Prime kib Roast tirst cut per lb 15c J Fresh Killed Spring Chicken dry picked a1 of J per Ib r r w 18c J I 4 to S 223 First Ave and 14th gireel Tel 765 Orchard t It ffn1 inifnjini in iivi jllll l1llll m I SouInvest Corner 61h Ave 14th St Southwest Corner 6th Ave 18th St nO I CPE1 LlE SAiUitDAY L EN1NG 1 I OPEN LATE SATURDAY EVENING I WO 1Der 9 Sarnple 11 00 h High Cut Shoes lor Girls I I eQ r New Fall Styles 11 Shoes I lfiO 25 a Y Genuine Vici Kid uppers patent r leather tips lace or bu toh low school I t rt 4 hee s sizes 8 to 11 and 11 1A to 13 r r4 J 7i2r q Irv t c3 Solid leather Extension o d riJr w I Solesa tar gain never Sfl39 I4 t4f r ipa T j4 sold less than 5200 Special 139 1 f j r for lotn rrow at F s ty y rr a Misses Shoes h 4 a h ar ilzei IS to 11 anJ ii 3 to 2 xfV Vi l 1 t act W8 MH t Wade from seiecea Via Kidskin and NM PTABi plHtMil Gun Metal Calfskin Lace Button and JEM M A stf Ml 1 a9 Bluchers solid leather I at extension oles about 70 C I S 00 a Pair 2500pr5 worth d 502at IBo I I I00 Boys cues Boys Calf Metal Call kin I Worth 1130 and boo Shoes Double 00111 Sizes 2l to 8 a hundred styles all alI alZ Fire 6a 18U loather sales sl aM 1 to 814 11 9 Ui 114 manu I a Ivrs t Iltl ly I I fftcturfn II 50 I ulld either at trade M t i ra I 4 100 FU r New Fall Styles of Womens 100 I 9 C I i 1 5 At boo 7 c At s4 MHLE STOCKS f 2gI IRON PROMINENT X 50 150 CleanUp i 150 S II 0 r MANUFAC rPt Manufiactircrs worth 4 ItRCKS In Tin Kid p tdts 1Yj worth Sle of skin Click Gun k 3 0 U x37 Metal Calfskin Pit 300 American Girl k 1nlrs oClallsskklni nPanatd WjA ent C o 11 s k I n and Mi W i Glared viciKidskln HAND WELTED S3 Pumps bOLES MAKERS ay f tt a a 3 r a tiI k e R L G U L A R 2 50 I AND li 00 GRADES y s yy in lace Button and 3 Q Oxfords I rli Bluchers Sizes 24 wa I r t to S Widths A to Tan I x trs7 ht hi cli Cuban S I JsrS a Ilf j 59 Sizes M to 8 gAll 00 Calfskin Patent lleils Mi 111tarv Q h m a ijPy Also the sank styles for a y All widths H nnd 1 WSS School Girls Sites 2y All at JL A Pair All Black leathers to t with t4 heels it i 30gO Trademarked Shoes Oxfords I Packard AT1America Makes q1 SampSe LotsSurplus Stocks and b r ti fracary Rejects in All Sizes at t A Selection of k kl r i 4r iweni New I I cf est isnapca in f js Yds ft s P e4 sr I Tan Callskin a Pu cnt it rotshln w of and 1 I KldsUIn p wti i4i 1 L 0 4IJLt f I a pair Mens Heavy Mens Sampte Calfskin Shoes House Slippers Sizes 66 77f S 1 00 All and S all widths 79c Sizes J2 00 values at h 10iJ oA Wr n r Ii a r W t lIIsir aT s One Block from 23d Street Sixth Avenues Greatest Slor a N EILIADAMS 0 i rCinc Terminal Mtidini Tunnel EILL VWS Carriage Lntrinccs on 21st Street Jtltjiliune J700 Chelae I Telephone 1700 Chelsea Established FortyOne Years II 0 I Our Delivery Service in New Jersey Is the Most Complete of Any New York Store I 1800 Mens High Grade New Shirts 1 15 j Made to Sell at 150 200 and 250 e I Shirts made of the finest grades of foreign and domestic Shirtings Including Andersons Scotch I 7 madras These Shirts represent 150 dozen made for one or New Yorks leading specialty houses i t l t and cancelled owing to late delivery Every Shirt IS a perfect product and the designs are new f OIriR it n I and desirable the light colorings also the darker effects Altogether the finest lot of Shirts it has i Ill I 11 I ever been our good fortune to ofler at a reduction j I I 0 Pleated Fronts Coal Styles Pleated Fronts Coat Styles i r I I i I I Attached Gulfs Detached CUlts t 1 I j l I 1 1 All strictly hand laundered finest pearl buttons and guaranteed perfect fitting I different sleeve lengths All Shirts made to sell at SiSo 200 and 250 the P 1 15 r I1 iI greatest portion of them the 200 kind special at each J 1 I I I I I In the Adams Building m lit first floor near 21st Street tat hake combined the i III I s ONetll and Adams at s oMens Furntshtngsa shop by tseift ohm men can make j t I I selections comfortably and quickly from complete assortments of nil standard grades i I i Superb Showing of I Correct Fall Styles in Untrimmed Millinery for fall Misses and Girls I ONEILL bU1LDIlvG Apparel I The entire front of the second floor of the ONeill I Buiding is ccvotcd to the largest and best dis play of Millinery to be seen in New YorK Misses SuitsLike illustration in mix j wi Magnificent assortments of Womens Msscs Lures and in all the new Fall shades lined r and Child I ens Untrimmed and Semi Trimmed throughout with striped satin slnelebreasted i iY l t I I Hats lieu the leading houses in the world skirt circular gored buttoned Sizes 14 and Lxceptional Values for Saturday 116 a years Value J52475 special 1975 I wz rx Misses Skirtsin Panama In tvo moods 1tiflfr use 2 qtr seated and circular gored buttoned and trimmed 3 1r 1 with satin fold Colors navy And black t a r h jj1Io s Lentil 37 and 33 Inches Special at 7 i 95 IdIi I 1 Girls Sailor Suits Cirli tncliih Piccadilly I WOMENS FELT HATScorrect models in the newest Autumn I Serge rimmed with sev Coats p colorings at 9 x 145 up to 600 I eral rows of braid with pretty In an colors wjortment flannel of ll lit I Imported and Domestic Wings Bandeaux Paradises Aigrettes Vel I full pleated skirt and Hired with notch velvet i vet Roses Foliage Buckles Cabachon Bands c c I deep hem Sizes 6 to U collar buttoned to nk I 100 dozen Wings in assorted colors exceptional values at I years Price Special Sizes 6 at to H years lip I I f OSTRICHPLUMESt95298upto 25c 37c and 2000 4 5751375 795 i WILLOW PLUMES in all colors i VELVET ROSES 37c48cupto 500 A I I Womens Smart Tailored Hats newest designs from our own work Splendid Values for Saturday in I room 375475 and 850 Womens Undermusims I Opening Sale of Petticoats Cambric circular flounce of Val lace and insertions Ii Mens and Boys Tall Clothing ribbon others and with insertion combination Regular of lace price and 300 embroidery Sale price with CM fJ QQ j Gowns High V and low neck models in this assortment made of I 1 ADAMS BUILDING nainsook dimity and cambric all beautifully trimmed with or i Mens New FallSuits 2000 laces embroidery and ribbons Value 119 special at ODC DrawersGowns and Corset Covers trimmed with ruffles of em I Well Worth 2500 broidery or hemstitching A variety of styles to select from QQ i 1 This handsome new fourbut Value 59cj very special at 37C I ton single breasted Sack Suit 1 500 Silk Petticoats 400 d cut 32 inches long straight I Silk Petticoats In all the desirable Fall shades also black silk front slightly cut away at I and percaline dust ruffles Regular price 500 special bottom with front dipped t at 400 to to partly form fitting concave shoulder vent in back sleeves with no threequarter inch Marabout and CoqueTeather Stoles i I material neat fancy is neat cuff green with button striped Ilte ar Below Usual Prices for a Saturday Sale mixed cheviot in full range y MARABOUT FEATHER STOLES COQUE FEATHER STOLESThree of sizes A suit that would Pour strands In black and stands 72 Inches long In white I I regufarly sell at natural Value 500 ape orn light blue pink and gray 2 rr I clal at J 350 Value J400 special aL 4 3U I S500 Saturday I 2000 t COQUB RATHER STOLESFour I day at I MARABOUT FEATHER STOLES strands 90 Inches long In pink and I A choice selection for men in Al FIn strands 85 Inches In black or white gray and white and light Hue I the new shade and models as natural Value 1750j 550 and white Value 595 o en I J JU I well as plain black and blues I special at special at 4 i at 1000 to 3000 Youhs 1800 Suit I Handkerchiefs for Men Women at 1500 d Special Values for Saturday I Like illustration WOMENS Irish Linen Handkerchiefs I WOMENS Crossbar Initial Handker This cut shows one of our plain hemstitched with Y chiefs odd letters worth 90c 50 i 50c half dozen six for C per new single breasted Sack it and Vt Inch hemix lot WOMENS Linen Embroidered Hand Suits cut 3l inches long ith I I Iiy Inc WOMENS Plain Hemstitched Linen kerchiefs scalloped and hemstitched I broad and long lapel concave If j Handkerchiefs slightly Imperfect edges slightly Imperfect 39e shoulders and military back fi II I MENS PUn Hemstitched tt and worth up to 9100 each at C I lap seams centre vent flare UId I Inch hems Regular value 100 MENS Irish Linen Initial Handker sl with chiefs block letter Hlnch hem skirt shnlfng pockets I to ILSO per half dozen six value I I flaps sleeves with 2J4inch for 75c I at Regular 6 for atop special ic C j cuff material the newest shade of fancy mixed plaid frir nn cheviot A 1800 D UU I green ch regular 31800 Suit special at P We are showing a very choice and handsome collection of models Saturday Sale of Umbrellas I for young men 16 to 22 years at 750 to 2000 On Special Tables Boys 500 Suits at 3CO 225 and S300 Values at 175 i Boys double breasted School Suits with knickerbockerl Q Eight hundred Umbrellas covered with an extra fine quality tape I trousers in neat mixtures sizes 8 to 16 years at jvjwi tdge silk piece dye mixture i 75c Boys New B ouscs 47c I Boys New Sweaters 2 inch for women with long pearl sterling silver and I i Regular 75c Boys Madras Blouses We are showing an exceptionally gold trimmed handles also gun metal imported natural I r ill new goods which we offer at a I choice selection of boys and chit wood with sterling silver trimming gold and silver cps drens Swelters for Fall 5 to 16 I remarkably low price Choice of t In the I ages I blue Cape horn c 1 75 I years n 1e new colorings ue large number of dirk patterns for ray maroon Oxford and white In 28 inch for men Handles of Cape horn buck horn nat I school with neckband or with col the new coat style5100 to 300 ural wood inlaid with sterling silver others with sterling lars laundered and unlaun A7 Joe Boys Caps at 2 c silver caps also plain imported natural wood Value dered Sizes s to 16 years 47 Boys Hiti 100 to 200 i 25 to S3 00 special at i I I 1 The Mens Shoe Department Is now located in the basement of the Adams Building where Increased space I greater assortments and splendid facilities enable us to fit you with the greatest degree of comfort and despatch Splendid Choosing Today and Tomorrow in 1 98 I i MensFamousWLDouglasShoesatpr I J j ADAMS BUILDING f Without Question the Best Shoe Bargains in All New York A large shipment of these Wellknown shoes just received and Thousands If men in every professon and walk in life are famil s v H r A lar with the splendid wearing quality of the W L Douglas Shoes and ready for selection as you read In the assortment you will find a the great saving Involved when they buy them at Si98 a pair Just I very fur representation cf the new Fall styles All the famous I think of jti ivo PAIRS OF SHOES FOR S396the product of i leather are here and in sizes to fit everybody i the largest and best brown manufacturer in the world We contract with the Douglas factories to take EVER1 pair of their Shoes that has even the slightest sur CM QQ I face mark or defect These shoes they term factory dama0J AhiJ means imperfections so slight hfnvi O 198 J 198 Iver that neither their appearance nor wearing quality is affectediin the slightest In fact we warrant every 07 u pair will prove as satisfactory as the absolutely perfect Douglas Shoes Splendid lot ready for tomorrow of i Choice Se ection of Mens New Pair Given if Not Satis I Hoys Doug as Shoes 199 r i Shoes at 259 factory for Wear and 198 I I 1 N t it 1 tol111APt
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f L I LIIJl r 7 c1V I 11 V fr 7 a r THE EVENING WORLD FRIDAY SEPTEMBWK 18 1908 n i t i m URf FICTION F SAYS ARGHBOW1 N r r L OF HEARST CHAR C 3JO Crooked Dealings With M Foiiker and No Attempt fib to Bribe Monnett if Jclm D ArehbJld of the Standard on Onpany made the roll ivlnir IDICIIlCl1I n tfrday In answer to Mam Itnndolph uUearsts e arsos that Senator oraker lilt Standard 011 money for nctn Il at phi agent for the iomMMv in emigre VUSUch corrcspjndiiue and relations u l gy may have had years afro with Sen lDr loraker wore entirely pwjier and d lJrl mate If Mr Hearst had come to Mr Arc bold direct it would probably have cost lam INs to secure copies of Mr Arch bolds jorrespondenco than for Ir 41 I1Icorst to hove eJther employed or dealt with thieves Mr Archbold clfaractertzes llrl Hearsts statements rcsranllnp an 11 jl Sd attempt to bribe ex Attorn Gen Slonnett of Ohio as pure 1alon J mod says they were answered Anll ex 1 t Jiloded long ago u to the statements allowing rela lions between Gov Haskell of Oki lboma and the Standard 011 Compa I Acne contributions through him or any lone else to the Domocratli cajnpil Und there Is not a shadow of truth lid them Y Mr Hlsgens Insinuations about burn ins his Plant are absurd and unworthy ot notice Foraker Answers Hearst CINCINNATI Sept ISThat he hi t 2n several years ago nn attorney f or 1 the Standard 011 Company termlnatli mach service before the Federal pros cqtlon of that concern but such em yloyment had nothing to do with mat j tiara pending In Congress or in which I I the Federal Government was Interiste j It the substance of a brief stnttmei Itjiade today by United Slates Senate t Foraker In answer to the charges made I br William R Hearst In Columbus laet 1ht Senator ForakArs statement follow I do not know whether the letters given out by Mr Hearst are true cope or not but 1 assume they are for 1 WIU then engaged In the practise of the la and was employed by the Standard UII 1 Company as one of Its counsel In con l nectlon with Its affairs in Ohio where It WAS attacked in the courts and In tbe legislature c Was Paid for Services While I do not now recall the de tall I remember that 1 rendered the company such service as 1 could I ujiarged for it and was paid I The employment had no referenc whatever to anything pending tn Con gross or to anythlie In which the Fed I fal Government had the slUbtust in terest That employment ended before my first term In the Senate expired I have I not represented the company In any wa fclnco COLUMBUS Sept aWllllam jUn I ilolph Hearst standing last night on thi dolt platform with Thomas U HU en Independence party candidate for Presl dent read letters which he claims men written Uy John D Archbold of the Standard Oil Company to Senator Jo t sph B Fouker of Ohio In icferenci to legislation pending In Congress Tw incloiitres of check one for 115000 and tie other for 114500 are mentioned Mr Henrst chnrgec1 that the nam 1 Ini of Gov Hiiskell political paymaa tr of Stnndnrd Oil as Chalrmn nr the Platform Committee at Denver and t iu treasurer of the bemocratle Nntlona Committee proved the Oil Trust had ne over to Democracy lie chaiRfi of allieskellvvita one eStandard 1 at Hnskell WHS one of the Standarc A 11 agents who tried to bribe Ohios for I f mer AttorneyGeneral Monnett He oleo read letters from Archibald to for I t Iker showing how Standard Oil lint helped along Jude Bmket for the i Supreme Court and opposed the noml I nation of Smith W Uennett for Attor t neyGenernl I Many Standard salesmen followed 11th I twtlmonv wnrdinpr underielllne o1 I aompetltors along the same line fha has filled tho record since the hearliij be an I i I j 50000 ON CHANLER A On the Stock Exchange this afternoon I If Washington E Connor the broker an pounced that J50KO was ready to bet at i even money that Chanter would be elect I H lid Governor 7 Thus far this IMOOu Is the biggest amount that has 1Pen offered for anger on the result of either the Ptuto ri the national election EARTHQUAKE IN GUAYAQUIL QUA Y AQVIL Ecuador Sept is1 violent earthquake here yesterday V caused a panic bat tvir8 was PJ iis rme and the damage was trlfln r MaA P i h N 1 Tf V lily iKfRwjrWff I 9 y S ar hla v x d 9 1 s r 4 1Y Q iii for tu er The why a nun fee 9 If no one II1SWer Nis SCnr Want arrteI 4 Uut th11 is J fedil1 1 That ld11 stfJI e Th Wn of A rid 1 rhd 1 p d urld well ttnwted td nod 3 ty irl l Ml IHlnni AMUl il t n ij fl M Great CunililiiiilU a U luil r Lgta Uuc Uocxiri Mnnijtlic Other tanally Finds r I GOLF CHAMPIONS INCLOSE ROUND AT GARDEN Ciro Travis Has Travers by Only I Up on the First Round rcda tn The Cvnlrc VonJ GAItDKV CITY tong Inland Sfpt IS Tlieiv was probably never babel olf played In fourteen years of national amateur championship than that put till this morning In tin Ffinlfinals nt Gar den City by Walter J Travis and Je rome n Traei The former led at the end of the first eighteen holes by 1 up I Usually the strain of a title cinteit Is o treat that the medal score got to pieces in match rounds but this after noon Travis made n 7G only one stroke more than par while his rival did tu ama There was a great crowd on hand drawn by the meeting of the former International champion and the present title holder who last Year was nlso metropo ita champion Luckily the wind of the past tour dv had nearly subsided and the weather was warm and pleasant The llrst live holes were all halved I the first four in par and the fifth one below par Travers got the sixth in a splendid I one below the card allow ante Travis furrenderlnc the hole ins total being approximated at 6 The former International champion squared the match on the seventh by a par 5 to his rivals 6 through Travers getting more of a roll than expected The eighth was another half In par t rravers lost the ninth by Travlss mas t er approach over the famous hillocks on the pitting clean Travis was there fore 1 up nt the turn having gone out In IS or exact par and Travers In 33 Tho tenth was another half In par i Travers got the eleventh in par 4 to ralss 6 after the latter had been In the trap near the green That squared the match again Twelfth was a half In j against par 3 Then Travers took his first lead of the day through a wonder ful approach to within six Inches of cup The match was squared again on the fourteenth however by Travlss superb approach within four feet of the cup on i his second He was down In 3 cutting psr one stroke The fifteenth par 4 ins halved In 5 Travis got the teal gain on the sixteenth by Travers miss Ing a putt off hardly more than a foot trough nervousness Traviss I equalled par The seventeenth was finally halved In I to par A tine half In three on the j ome hole left Travis up at the end of the llrst round I Fred Herreshoff on his round wltn lax Behr was woefully off In his dtlv ig at the start and did not win 111 hole going out although he halved I He wan 6 ilnnn n Iu i dol 11 In tok tour liiilts In MIL 1 d 01 tin1 llfth nun tn i M m I 01 tenth V hill li II lill I II to I nit rite itds 1 a Is Ut l I 4 i I I dr oIlr r ut 4 4 i i I Itx II 1114 0 14 1 rlt cm II I I I I 4 Ilrr i U 7 a I 1 4 I J II 3h I nit a I I 1 7 Gl9 hi In 4 S f d i T S 1 12 I II I I U L I 7 I i I J TRAVIS TO MEET BEHR purls to The Evtnlnc tterd I lJltDl CITY L t Sept lS al ter Travis defeated Jerome Travcrs In the srnilllnal of the golf loanmment lure today und will meet Max lOll who also defeated Tied lleiusliin tor dI y In the final tomorrow FORTY OVERCOME AT FIRE sr JOSEPH Mo Sept lfnt men were overcome bv smok 11 a are nlci threatened the de tiiitlon of Slft Coa pUCklllK luilt I i South St Jotii tally twits an 1 trsei jvirti iluiugi1 Viin li psss 10 f x cpptgi uf lfander Mi1 u o Miipuu firiiiiin and liooriw U ibyrI ire 11111 r arecd of clang TAfT AND BRYAN Wltl SURELY MEET o Candidates Aa He Brought Together Twice in One Day CIUCAOO c e p ISJudc Tart and W J Uryan will meet at the Cilcago Association of tonimcrce banquet In this city 0t 7 after till nccirdlnK to an announcement made today by Chair man Dixon nt the Hepubllcin Speak era lJurlu It la possible that the two Iresldfn taI cnnlllaios will meet even earlier In L day as Judg Taft has aceppd an Incitation to peak at Galesburg 111 I H1 7 in tirv aftitio and a commit t f dal las i ra las ic1 al HI ii I I u1 Ml 11 mil V JTM r In Hiili i t x1 rtt n iv nl sour tad the Ill I I lit lit bolo lav llllg ao banquet I bait mu IJKon Haiti Mi Tf o I enl w n i icy r ii iMItdtiri t as 11 iv ire 111111 u I pe1 il l alii I Tils talk ttt Jllj rift i at cae to meet Mr Bra 115 1 Wol die aU Mr Dixon ft dil nt lOck 11 If he could appei iioli at Uio burg and Chicago and so 1 cancelled i te Chicago MHaiMiiMt lioci Judge I Taft already had one engagement fur a Chicago speech Oct opening the Vitenays Convention In the forenoon When I found that u could rt Mm back from Galesburg by special train 1 chanced my mind about It I An the promammr now stand Judge I Tart will pelk at the Waterways Con xontioi at 11 A M catch i regular train to OalpEliiits ppoaklng at the Lin coln Douglas femlcentemilil ONMIJCS at i P M and then return to Chicago for the banquet TO BOMBARD TABRIZ TABRIZ Persia Sept ISThe situa I tion here is prllouf The Sultans fn tc arc on the point of bombarding tip i Its The Nannallsts refuse lot V the toren residents to depart u QPPENHEIM6LUNSR I I I 34th Street West I II I f o I Smart and High Class I II I Suits Coats and Dresses u I MrI I For Qirl Juniors and Misses ages 4 to 14 years II I An absolutely new and exclusive stock is on exhibition Girls Junior Suits 12 14 t4 16 years 200 2500 207R Misses Tailor Suits 14 16 fi 18 years 2200 2500 3000 I I Girls Coats 590 to 3000 I Girls Fancy Dresses Washable Pique 390 to 1200 I a II 1 1 AN cu Riker Drug AveSt ore i On 14th St Just West of Fifth Ave Open I i PANMIS Rl S DRUG S1 OR okHICALS I II I III Open Tomorrow Tomorrow iI I Just West of f T l r T t1 r Saturday aat6tnn7 rJitt OatY iU1Ne4Ha tA 4 I 5th Ave Sept 19 i a r 1 i 1918 14th On St yo i Vii eft 1 If J L Dfti i r r i I II FREE to Every Purchaser e Cn2 or Rose Botlle fceal of Rikers Perlume HighGrade Will be Violet Given i J IU very o iREE to Every Purchaser ICE Riker Drug Store have added another link to the chain of Rikereliables and ini order to prop THE celebrate the opemm of the New 14th Str2et Store just west 01 5th A elide j we offer on Ihe opening day tomorrow Saturday Sept 19 liH 8 the loiiowtng list of 25 c articles at 14c eacn I A 14c Sale at Rikers New 14th St Store Jusl West oi 5th Ave 25 YooJbuiyS Facial Sapl4c Sht 14c vMiM Viokt soap 14c White ll1l11p Borax Oak Bark lb lb 14C 14c o vGlenns 0 Inh 14c vSJn 14c JK l bulrhurbjap 14c vAm le r l Dn Cira S 1 l 14c SlJ ox 11 14c xcWuiTA 14c 2c iiii tI Tooth Powder 14c ivtientian Hoot lb 14c JvWrotorm Snap He kBiilax 14c JJcMiiio lnh Caste 14c Irish 1tOS lh 14C I Uanderine 14c vStjtt Giwrnntie Tabs 14c Jvxnut1 Imitli 113 li 140 v licorice Wood Sticks lb 14o 2 vPimlicHeliiDbiiilcctair 14c vCo1fci irib 14c 2MniMl h Cream 14c vVilJ Cherry Bark lb 14c NpSirollti 14c l imi ni HiiiuJie 14c sn d buiiin 14c v Burine 14c Le Itfm fe Proclress and Cc ii i2rva ive tnlerpisc a c the main reasons for remarkable continuous 1 l ana iiennaieal jiro vih oi me iliker Dru LUJ ness 11 Stores in New X01 k Brooklyn and tiosicn 1 1 14c liumpiv L Keiruli 14c t n Cr I 14o v Ri Tine Trioth PaMe 14c I i 14c U n n 11 i HieKrm 1c o M I T b Pi te 14c v Laxative ron nchtinine14c I iii i I v14r 2 i eiL 1 t1 uv 14c 2 lv Itr S ip 14c 2 xCnUcrs Dentine 14c I Jv irXI d 14c v ujr I 11 14i ii I 14c ivQlox 14C I t Lrerli J4c r tiuLi Har Ue 14c K vj1 Ib 14c PuBels Tenth Pnuvler 1 Jc t HnnfrLllh Pi 14c Ji ll juirn np 1C rx t Si JI l tc Shells Nnilli Rlixir 1 d 0 ShencV Pilh lie ir n in Clao 14c vliirr IOMJS lit1 l 2Scl icorice WoJ Slcks lhr 11o H Iner Headacrv Items 114c vHetiCipsic pl tj 14c 1 I loriiu T nth Powder 14c i Brnvns Tooth Powder 140 Three prices are lor One Day Only and are MI fore Only at likorc New Drue Store 1 th St Just west ot Slh Ave Only Oi e ol tlc above Articles to a Cusiomer and a Bottle of Rikers Perfume rRjiE lo every hurchaser The ii hr Midi I I UM ITYI j IJt j Prescriptions Patent Medicines Toilet V e nrf th IrM In Neiv Vnrk to In Arli Perfumes Rubber Goods Sick RoomS Hiker If f I M L Iv 1 r v I r troiluc Hit new system ol c rl irafon S uides and Sodi The best at J a repress itcd n our cluyunl Ice ebb tilii very 1 I i I I loan aLl irt lnslil eil he 1 iieM prices Ml the famous Riker 1 t I Il t Itli3tM111d units IE TECT SODL T11 cialhf frt h trnt the 1 boratorv Thc Cooler Specialists Arc Xow Deinonstrat nq footers New Discovery at Rikers Just West ol 5th Ave on 1 th St J I J 1 1 i I I t M Ti1 r I r IIMaY1 M14 f L feJMLbb u i t e oA s w I 4 Paul Reveres Ride Store at 530 Closes P Dally M t Ii tllW1l rvf 1 eJ2 VifU Auditorium Tomorrow 2 P M 1 Setting the City House in Order When the houso is opened in the Fall for its Winter occupancy how many of the needful thiDslittle ntH I bigfor its smooth running are lost or out of commission And the housekeeper must have them all to attack successfully bar season of entertaining to say nothing ot the comfort of tho houehold Then there is many a now house or apartment to be furnished and it all must be done now THE WANAMAKEU HOUSEFUKXISHIXU STORE is at the housewifes beck and call to supply everything from the smallest brush to the biggest refrigerator acre of the belt J housewares at tho lowest prices lot which thoroughly satisfactory qualities can be sold a And thanks to our broad and systematic preparation for tbe event in cooperation with our niamiinctureM most of the e needful things can be bought at splendid savings in The SEPTEMBER SALE OF HOUSEWARES which has nearly run its course It iucudea Refrigerators 25 Per Cent Undorprice i Brooms and Brushes 25 to 33li Per Cent Tinware 25 Per Cent Underprice Underprice I Nickelplated Bathroom Goods 20 to 33tf I 40 Standard Sewing Machines at 30 Per Cent Underprice Doublecoated Enamelware 25 Per Oent I Wooden ware 25 Per Cent Under Underprice price and so on down the list As an illustration take these excellent HARDWOOD REFRIGERATORS which are regularly made for us to sell the year round at a third more than these September prices The manufacturer stands the difference m price on a limited number just to give one of his best customers the benetit of a special offering of much interest The lieir geratoM have cases of ash gra ned in imitation of golden oak galvanized iron linings charcoal sheathing and dead air space between wails brass locks and hinges and ivooden casters Four popular sizes specially suited for apartments and small kitchens I You I e Capacity Regularly Sour Ice Capa fly Regularly I 31 pounds 800 600 CS pounds U 1110 800 55 pounds flOOO J750 I IOU puunOi 1700 1300 3anmtnt Sew Bulldicr This Cut Glass and These Dinner Sets nako our people wonderfully enthusiastic about the values being offered during this Septem ber Sale And they KNOW New cases that jut came into the house a few days ago have been opened to make rarieties as comp ete aa possible Beautilul weidmg gilts And just tho things you want for your homo Fourpint Water Jugs Out Glass at 6 regularly 850 Iso 9lnch Howls at 5 instead of 750 Sluch Bowls at J650 Instead of UO 1 0Inch Punch Bowls on stand at regularly J2250 lowe Vases at 150 regularly n Water Tumblers at 3 dozen regularly J4SO Water Carafes at 250 each regularly 350 Olive Dishes with or without handles 125 regularly 2 And among the DINNER SETS is a new shipment of Austrian China Dinner Sets at 818 regularly 25 In five handsome decorations all border designs and every piece gilt with soup tureen and three meat platters Other Dinner Sets 21 Dinner Sets for 12 fine porcelain 113 pieces with soup tureen and four meat dishes spray designs and all pieces gilt 30 Elite ruf Dinner Sets for 2250 Two fine border designs 100 pieces with soup tureen and three meat dishes all handles gilt 525 French Ui na loose Sets for 18100 pieces with soup tureen and three meat dishes two pray decorations all handles gilt Third riwr New Buiuinz Mens New Shirts150 Satin Walking Hats at 4 I These new hats arc particularly chic and effective I aniitficre find Thr bpst collection voul artyu in ct in making They are moderate I ludivdual design perfect In size with me I ind finish Blum high crown I New box plaited bosom percales in taus and slightly rolled I blues cravs wide stripedcstremely stylish brim Made of I z iepirate cuff satin and trimmed Other percales finer plaits various colors with fan wings I velvet and fancy etncued cuffs bosoms pine Tho picture I cheviots plain bosoms in The popular gives the style I colors rind patterns Attached mart new Idea ot these 4 offs i Hats the are uffoThp best shirts produced this side of Paris A Via really J6 models I I at tue pr coSUO titi o In blac black I More Neckwear at 50c Ii II andwhite brown navy gray blue A wen instalmpnt that adds to an already cr garnet and open 1 blue rJt hapcn inarkubc 0 collection loess are the new 1 lIjl sewn TrJd r nr ill lljillrj dnrm 0 I JCII louvt and satins plain colors or r C mbinations as you prpier both good I And unequalled at the prcu oUc Wanamakers Has Tailored Main Too New llulKllns Suits that Women Can WEAR Wanamaker Leaders in With due disclaimer of conceit WP quote HATS for MEN the above remark of a woman who had bee1 the rounds of the shops In earch of a tailored 5bet American Derb at file Heaver Derby nit that wasnt extreme Here die found it bat 1111111 The Lincoln Heunett at 5best London and not one but many styles that are hut made anodes of smartness atil attractiveness but Next best London lint fell nil over Ntnv York for SDl quiet in rie irn In taut new beautves n 1 piP Par So the Wanniiiaker Hat Store gives men the of nlmot like I daily crow mornmz plores tJlP lPIitii hut 8 mce in Ninv York and al1 31rpspondinpy giunl service ii he prpfprs to on a sunny wall For irihtance pHy a5o or 3 or SlTfi for u Derbv Hat Suits at 3350 You can feel sure of lintlinp the risht hat than Splendidly man tallore4 suits suggesting the cus tvlo her hotter in quality at the price tornmade of lustrous broadcloth In black nnd blue 111 th next beat hat store with the new coat hanging straight from the shoul aln Moor New Building ders Singlebreasted side and breast pockets with i double lap finished with new trefoil stitch New A Little Deal in i close ltting sleeves with lapped seams fastened with buttons Satinlined throughout Gored skirt with Black Broadcloth at CJ wide bias fold pitiumlo Suits of Immense style and character at a moder lustrous moderate A ttno qualit ate price Third floor OlJ nulIilnr nf vu lit y100 a yard SUCCPHIS handHoiuo n c aan olxl FIL to drop I tailoivd a third jrovns ot the and usual jackets pree Vc und are red able it Handkerchief E p Isode for a dollar a yard ppfins u though toe About halfprlc on nome fresh p rfpct pure pportumtv fthoultl be actively appreciated linen Hunstitched TTnndkerchpffl for mon and i 1 Od wove OM nand ln women Cause Hems somewhat wider than Babies White Dresses and Slips thoipnow in vogue But why care when these nanyook with prices rule 7 The DRESSES are of whit mrn innd or pointer yokes ot cmbrnid rv and Mens Handkerchiefs 2Sc from SOc Il1co efljjp on iirck mid shave hand cmbrnid Womens Handkerchiefs IZHc from I5c to 35c PI vnlcps Sizpp for 0 months to 2 ypurs i Not a great many BO dont miss your hrcp sppplnl valuer at 75c 85o and 8125 chance MaIn tltlt Old natlethe The SLIPS are also of nainsook atlSc with inisiiirlicd ruffle on neck and sleeves and at fine with yoke of lusler plaits and embroidery Insertion Womens Sweaters both bargains Fonrh Floor OH Hulldlnir i Outdoor life in the Autumn demands them Vomens S3 to 4 Handbags 2 Our showing takes in every good style there A vnrctv of hnndcome leathers anti stylpn IRlight but warm ones heavier wechte if in Womens Uandbasa at a third or morn you like Plain and fanry weaves V necks with hr10w Pen ar breathe WP boutrht a sample or without collars staple ordoublobrpactod 0111111 hercovered with Frnnipo arp gait nr I11P Jillr IP cut other straight 3504GO some cutaway ckrl l1nn1ltl llniflhed clasps Some ckpl rrun or 11 to1150 have Irck and kpv S2 each a 5 575 up to gain looi Old llullilliiK Font liner Old Dllndlnr r JOHN WANAMAKER formerly A T Stewart Co Broadway Fourth Avenue Eighth to Tenth Street t J I Wi v cJ tII I A 4ItfLlI t tt 4 0 I 0f f
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