The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 13, 1908

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u L I OJ S I 11 S J J I j I wrMhItMMMKr 1 r if t p n l I C HICAGOS WN W 1 t 9 r ED ONLY ONE MORE GArArL1EULI3 r WI5ATIIIJII liilr InnlKliI end ttwluedny I D I T I ON F I NAL orb t E t f i lp r r GREEN EDITION r it I I I r IIL IIJI4 III n t I III A r tin rTc RESULTS EDITION I Circulation Books Open to All I Qa ri Circulation Books Open to All PI 7 c PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 1908 PRICE ONE CENT A GIRL BEATEN AND BOUND BY ROBBER WHO 1 LOOTS HOME Helpless and Tied With Wire Miss Beatrice Masten Swoons as Thief Takes Jewels and Calmly r I Walks Away I i Sumer 1 field McLean the wife of a wealthy Brooklyn publisher living in a handsome residence at No 343 Ocean Parkway was brutally beaten it and assaulted and then securely tied with wire this afternoon by a young I welldressed assailant who after Miss Masten had swooned from the treatment looted the house of several hundred dollars worth of diamonds and calmly walked out J So far the man who answers in his methods and in general descrip tion to the man who entered the house of a wealthy woman in Kings l bridge some weeks ago and in the guise of a man who wanted to buy the house assaulted and robbed her has not been caught though the police ofa dozen Precincts are on the lookout for him I MSB Masten was alone In the house I this afternoon her sister having gone out on a shnpplnc tour When the man II for whom the police are looking culled shf answered the dour She recognized him at once as a man who had been there ycMcrdnv and asked to look over I UK lintitF which 1M for sal lie bowed In Miss yIt ten and pro i juicing a tape measure Mild that he w onld like tn mriiMiro the house us hP hid found a purchaser for It Mss I Mistcn said she would show him over the house nice mine and helped with I I the tapemeasure nn the lower Hours Now 1 would Ilk to nee the bed lonim he raid Tho yoiiiiK woman Mill unsuspicious led thn way upstairs to her hlfiterH room Thu man handed her one end of the tape und askd her to kneel down J with It while he measured the loom Forced to Reveal Jewels MIH Masten had scarcely knelt down with one end of the tape In her hand A when she tell her hand seized In an lion grip and her wrists hound till the llesh was cut by a piece of picture win Then he wrapped her arms to her side with tile tape of the measure With a In illll 11111 her nh illiint dragged Her to Ier nit unit sclrlng hi bj thin tillout tliieatened lur with liilsi tfatinint if sir did not Miuw linn where the Jeweln wen lUll The young woman tiled to stream but a gag was tied over nir iiiuutn uiiiuia any outcry she might have made Shu iiiuimged to Indlcuti to lulu mull where the Jewel wcii hidden III a drawer ot Mrs MclAitns buieau anil tiien falntiil I She was found half un hour later by her lltllii niece Ueatrlce McLeun who stumbled over her probtratii body Dr Illinois who resides next dour was sum montd and he nt once notified the police Misu Miihtun Is In a serious con dition IB the revolt ot thu nttack Like Former Attacks The room wns in wild con riislnu liow big Hint after Mho hud fainted rcry thing in tliu apartment had Ixen run iarliril by tho Milef who got away with I lw wot III of Jewels co far aw tliu Inven tory 1111 gone rile method of the thief follows down to the least detail that of the nun who ojxrulid In Klngsbridge several weeks ago The Klngsbrldge crook also came to the house of his victim as a man anxious to buy the home professed that lie wan anxious to sec a trap door In the root to ascertain U It leaked and then whipping outa piece oC pli lure win bound ale victims hands In l the same manner us Miss Maitens and competed her under the came threat i to retia 1 to him the place where she kept her lower Tlii iiuscrlpllun of MBV Maslejia ut kailant appcuiuiKu also tnlllci with the KlniiiiiildBu llnig Hu Is wet dlebfciil iibuul tuelitjoiii bur llfht I I curl halt and u nnirkcil IIiiKlisli uc rent and today vtoiu a ulilo slush r Allen Musleii wits ablu to lull thu police i Jl MISS DIXON TO WED I Tim inttugeiiiinl of luuloMo lmdre i Jjnn lanyliler ot IIif tijiitirrn uuvulI w lit the He1huutus UUuii Jr to Will I lam tmwforil limns lULl lien un nouiiciil A II Hiinmw home IB In illlllli Ua wlieiu hu will inkii Ills brlitn slid I the liuneymiit IH termlnulid tits It titllllbe ii nicted for tlie wiildlnv which 1 ihiletrlh will bo a iiulut fiiiully ulfulr M35UU lu tulifurulii I TU W bla toa9unt l Haul Tourist cm rnboylnfii n from Wuulngtaa 11 AA D tih c M v i I i ELEVATOR FALLS I I CRUSHING TWO IN i I TONS OF o DEBRIS I I One Victim Pressed Against I hln During Descent of Two Floors A crank shaft sustaining a heavy hand lift In the Central AutoTop Man ufacturing Companys plant at No 131 West Ilftyllrst street became dlslodsed today precipitating the twoton elova I tor from the fourth Hour and seriously I injuring two mti one possluly mortal ly John Smith of No KO Mast Tenth nee Is at Roosevelt Hospital believed I to have a broken back and Is In a crltl i rill Iondltlon Adam Setter Is there too with two broken arms and a broken I leg Smith wa wedged between the i shaft and the edge of the lift and j frightfully bruised while It descended I two HUOM lie then dropped two stories 4 DRAGGED DYING MAiN i TO COURT ANDIJAlli The Cnronerh oilleo In Droiiklyn toy i day began lineaUjfailiiK tits death In i Cumberland direst Hospital of John Sinn address unknown who appcaro to j have been n victim to police stupidity Sinn wan found uncoiiHcloiiK at i oclock last Saturday morning at Norman and Fluuhlni avenues Two policemen dragged him to a na tion Tuid later tn the day dumped him Btupellpd into a patrol wagon and took I him to Manhattan Aveiiuo Court where Ito wits locked up In the pen Jle had been able to give his name but no other Information about lilmvelfV lie was list cd nn Intoxicated I When nil other task bail been ills POKIII Of tlllll nuts hllll 111111 lilt tll niovi itnl MniflKtiiito NuiimtT treat tu the pen Thin limn said the MiiKlulnile of Irr u ttlime ouKht to In In a hoc dad I tuMllil suggest that you stool liliu 1111111 wlilioiil ililuy After the ipMiluir in the MnglBtrntp MIIII I evil Id mud IIlHlIII lu light In a muj uii rite intelllgiiii 11111 Hi i inking title IH un fvldomii of iii situI miuinliifim promptly tnrtiil 1111I tu btu 10111141 Street Jail illtlmujili btu lull not been onimluid to that IlIslIl1ll1llI hinii lay iii n iiiina In u cell ul the Jail from Hatindav until Hunduy aiiniuii without inrdleii or oUr nil ntluii lie wan then amlt to the iinxpltaj whuru all ffTurU to r rlvu him lunvtM fiilllu An autopsy will Uo required to deter mine the rauitrof death hut the s fnin torn dtnot fr ctur of the ikull i w TAXICAB STRIKE I I i CAUSES SHOTS BROADWAY I Police Chase Men Who Had Attacked NonUnion Driver I of Car HOTELS ARE GUARDED Precautions Taken Since Stone Throwing of Last Night Three shots were fired by a detective today at a big red touring car con tainlrs three men who had attacked a i strikebreaking taxIcab driver The i tonneau of the car was struck but the occupants escaped Injury and were soon out of sight The shooting occurrleJ In the vicinity of the Park Circle Edward Carlin a strike breaker driving a red taxlrab south In Broadway without a guard was forced to slow down at Sixtysixth street by a touring car which cut across In front of him As he shut oft his power three men jumped from the touring car dragged him from his seat and began to slug him Detective Barry of the West Forty seventh street station happened to be I passing and started for the melee at tracted by Carllns cries for help ne three strike sympathizers sprang Into their touring car and started down Broadway at top speed Chased on Broadway Barry and Carlln climbed Into the taxicab and gave chase but the taxi was no match for the touring car In speed Dairy fired after the vanishing car In the hope of scaring the driver but In this ho was dlFat a sled All the big hotels and staurants RIO under strong police guard today and their proprietors view with alarm the tactics adopted by the taxicab strikers and their sympathizer late last night and early today attacks were made and I windows broken In the Hotel Plaza Ho tel Majestic and Hectors on Broadway I The attack on Hectors was made at 1 oclock this morning when the big I dining rooms were crowded with men and women A taxlrab containing the entertainment committee of the sulk ers had just driven up to the automo I hlle stand In front of the restaurant I when a man rushed forward followed by twenty or more The man let drive I with a big stiine and it crashed through I tin glass over till revolving door of the leilaiirant The damage was small but tlio criisli of glass caused n punic among tilt diners Hairy Allen the president of the New I York taxicab company which runs the red cabs said that he would have more cars than ever running today and that I by the end of the wec k he thought tile slriko would be over Flue attack on the Plaza occurred at 1115 oclock In the riot that ensued shots were tired A number of taxi cabs were drawn up on the Fiftyninth street side of the hotel and were bom barded with stones and their windows bioknn Joseph Murphy delegate of the Team fteif Inlin and tie liralim of the ytrlkf wax arraigned In Wot Side 1nlUu i1 iirt this afternoon on a charge nf nesaull4 He had been out on bail since Ills arrest throe days ago but HUH been tailing no active part In loop ing utter till strike Mr Trlco promptly caked for delay There wns a big prottsi from the taxi cab people but Magistrate Stelnert ad journed the hearing until Oct 21 and continued the old bond of M CHILD FIRES BARN AND BURNS TO DEATH FourYearOld Johnny Whittman Locked in Building He Set Ablaze at Play Four year old Johnny Whlltman only i child of Henry Whittman a llorlsi on j the Shell road Wlntield I J was harped to death today In his fathers j btu n which ho net on fire i flue child had obtained matches and crawled lain Ills harts through the I chicken runway Ho must have marled i n lire In ln hayloft fm Hie burn suit deals I mm into Ihiiie Tim bu n parents run out looking for him bill did not mispect ho wim In tho barn UN the hour wus locked Tile fran tic mother ti l tat bet wtru still huntlriK fur thu boy v hen u farm hum discov ered thu body In he i ulna 40 I Sunday World Wants I i Work Monday Wonders i MISS HOPPER GOC i AUTOMOBilE ON PROMISE TO WED c Actress Testifies A O Brown Presented It on Day ul Their Engagement GAVE HER A KING TOO Bankrupj Broker Also Trans ferred his S25ooo Life In surance Policy to Her Miss Edna Wallace Hopper on the witness stand today declared that the JTMO automobile which A O lirown gave her as well as the 53000 policy of Insurance upon the brokers life were In consideration of her promise 110 be his wife The engagement still stands and she intends to marry the bankrupt broker but the day has not been named The actress was on the witness stand before United States Commissioner Gll christ when she made these admIssIons Receiver Llttlefleld who Is trying to settle the affairs of A O Brown Co had summoned her In an effort to show that the automobile am the life insur anec policy were still the property of A O Brown and subject to sale as part I of his assets bifTMiss Hopper through the questions of Edward Iauterbach declared that both were gfts from her I fiance and formed part of the considera tion for the engagement Will Marry Him She Says The examination of Miss Hopper was i conducted by Daniel P Hays counsel I for Receiver Llttlefleld And you will be at the wedding said Mss Hopper to Edward Iauter bach her Intended husbands lawyer In an aside after she had told Mr Mays she would marry the head of the bankrupt Him Do you know A Brown was the first question asked when she went on the stand Yes said Miss Hopper Q For how long A Couple of years I should say Q When did he give you the automo bile A Second day of March Q Then this was the tutu of the transaction 7 A It was no transaction It was a gift He said I was to have the car That was all Q When were the InllaU A O II j taken off the car A After the failure j when I put the car up for sale Then I put on my own Inltuls The car is stl In my pussestlon It was not sold The L1c Insurance Policy I Q Did A O Brown give you a llfu Insurance policy for ISOJ J A He did I Q When A The first part of March within a couple of weeks after ho gave 1 me the car He said that he wanted It I to be made to my benefit the same as j I his wife who had before been the bene ficiary Q You gave no consideration for either the policy or the auto A They were sifts Q Did Mr lineal use the car after he gave It to you A Oh yes ho rode In It with me On many occasions ho called on me And on other occasions I called on him CJ What did you do with the policy I A I put It In my vault with a great I many other paper hater I took It tj my lawyer Mr OHrien Thu pulley I was not made to my benefit until after the failure Demands the Auto Here Mr Hays made a formal demand on Miss Hopper for both the auto and the Insurance policy Mr Lauterbach smiled blandly as hu Interrupted I wish to nsk the witness a few questions saId Browns lawyer Were you engaged to bu married to Mr Drown asked Mr luuteibucli Yu said 1Is Hopper I received from him an engagement ring on tho very day he gave mo the automobile That Val the reason why the mono gram was not changed Q You continue to be engaged to Mr Ilrown A 1 do you will bu there lit ho wedding Mr Ian I rInch to 1 IrInnSs lu you demand the diamond ring Oh no said Mr Maya Well said Mr Laiiterbacli I sueiu you got more out ot thiu IShmi t i elI lion than ou ux iUfil A contract to itttr literal consideration ia held In the UViieinl Jtcporls When the jiiitomohllu tae with her m 1 tour Mid Hopper tuotlned that the paid for the gaiollne and cxpenid of otter ulllig It but when she was In New Murk Ctt Mr Hrown pnlil file espouses of operating the car In a Una Kifurt tn pin the wilnem down to further ndmUtloni Mr lays CouUuu u Btcaod lu y 8IO WN SHUTS TIGERS 1 OUT IN FOURTH GAME RICH WOMAN MISSING MISSINGTHREAT AFTER MURDER THREAT Mrs Goldberg Vanishes Wearing 3000 in Jewels and Carrying as Much More in Cash Relatives Fear Violence Was Used Mrs Fannl Ooldherij owner of eleven cast Fide teneinonthoues mid real estate on Long Inland has beet niyjli rlouply mloilitff from her apartments In llortense Court No 3 Knst NI idly srv enth street shire yesterday at I M Her daughter Mrs Louts Luflfng told Inspector Mifaffoiy today that Him feared her mother had been waylaid possibly by a family she dispossessed a week ngo When Mrs nol 1hell dis appeared sin wore more than 53000 In jewelry and probably imrlcd as much more III cash A general alarm has been sent out by the police Detectives have visited the tenements owned by Mr Goldberg to learn If she was seen collecting rentals Mrs Goldberg Is the mother of five crown daughters vlo live In HortciiM Court She Is fiftyfive yearn old and Is separated from her husband For years she bus lI1alla ell her properties fWO BURNED BY EXPLOSION OF BENZINE 4 Much Excitement Among the Thirtylive Employees of a Cleaning Establishment Thorn wns an explosion In the dyeing mill ii mini estubllNlimint at No bi1 Kast Ono lluiiilrod and Seventeenth Street shortly lictuKi I uelucl this nf Hliioiiii Some matches weiu sctotT no ciilentally near u iiuntlty of benzine Among thu ililrlytlvo employees who well mostly women theie wiis I ten t cltement and heron they cupid all cHrnpc two WPIO MtveiHy blared They wen taken to the Hydenlmni Hoipilal Two nluims were turned In but the llumiH In the hiilldlni which WIIS 10 by s1 feet lIre MIOII subdued with email lobs ua Gel MCARPENViNS fiGHT fOR HIS ElECTION LIST a Court of Appeals Orders Board to Name Men Chosen by Kings County Leader AIHANV Out 13 In a doclHlon hand ed dim n today i the Court of Ap pUllw Kenaloi I1 II MsCinvn of lirooK le In victorious u lilt tight to compel the New York Hurd of Klcrtlnim in select IrtuurreIr rliifiluii iTlclala fur ling lauuty fi in a it nuumllNd by U Can en The diilslun ulilrli urn e unanliiiuiiH l utjnllikt tutu fartlim ltd by ltutrugii lroetdent Bird H ter4r Itii 1 MME NORD ALEXIS DEAD TOUT Al IMUNlfc1 Httjll Oct U Mme Nord Aluxu wife at the IroJldvnt ur the lUiytlan Kviuibllc U dtiud ins hotly woe burled hurt but will tin trans frrret to Capo Hayden where she wu barn I iMtlnB nn doling all the coileitlng In Sperling the tenements unce a month and always nmliliiK her rounds alone Mrs J llernstcln of her daughters gave the polleo nlue which started I them to action A week njjo Mrs Bern i stein said her mother reached home with a silk cape turn to rlbhons and her black neekpiere ripped In two places IMrs Goldberg dismissed the Incident j witn the remark i Oh It was merely one of those for I eigners 1 was forced to dispossess the family The woman beoamo Infuriated tore my dress and threatened to kill me or have me murdered I wrestled with her a moment and tUook her off Mrs Goldberg wore a black skirt and I waist when last seen She Is 5 feet B I Inches high mid weigh nearly li51 pomiifs She Is Very dark and has brown eyes told good teeth She lore I n laoe rapt over her waist and a black I I hat whit n huge bird Her shoes were got Items TAFTS CAR THROWN FROM TRACKS ON TOUR OF OHIO e Candidate Gets a Jolt and a Scare in Accident to His Special Train I I 1 STUUUNO 0 Oct 13 Wllllim H I Taft WIIB In a railroad accident today I the front truck of his private cur boy 1 Hit derailed IIH tin candidates special i train ran on a siding here j Mr Tuft and others In time coach sot something of a jolt and a scare but iiono was Injured as the train Imme diately citmo to a standstill I The siding which the train took was new und the rails spread throwing the cur oft No damage wus caused al II though the delay somewhat disarranged tile candidates speaking schedule for the day Tim accident occurred at lu20 A MI as Mr Taft was halting for u speech I J here The candidate left Akron early I In HID duty and made alops at llabertoti I mid Wuilswurtl this place being the I third stop on his pro It Ill 111 IIW troni hurt ho was booked to go to Medina Urafton Kiyrlu Loiuln Nuxvburg Hud son Jtuvonmi Alllancf Xunuavllle and I East Iliverpuoi Mr Tuft being In good voice was much disappointed over the delay rails ed by the breakdown HP exiutssed himself us thnnkfiil however that It i las not ieilous I I Ii I CANT TRY HAINSES j I FOR LACK OF FUNDS I S Dlstrlct Attorney Darrln of Queens County visited the Board of Aldermen this afternoon and asked members of the Hoard to support H bill on the calender calling for an appropriation of IsoiVTil for the expense of his office I The bill did not get tic fit re the Boa rl Mr luirrlii hud argument wits ono I of tit inombiMH und nt HID dose of the 1 in eilnif he Hiild will iloho nil the court HI oiue 1 Irrtlotto tin best I run and will not I i lit lo In arm mote work no tin IIH iiinliml inutteiH me Iouiernoil 1 Imvo oe iho Imsl I emild with lilt llttlii up urlilt hilt Hint I Inul Tlde U no M IIMI left I Imvo expliilni d Hie mailer iid I un told the nieniliiH of the board i vii in I IIflllk thui t uiliiupi to KU riot ii without funds woold hit fur eli Ul ulv v un uelbed Mliethir the lurk or feuds hull lulu rfero ultii ile Mutts Ilolhem al for nunilri IIH mild II am not do nut thing else I uuut drop vurlhlnK at one I van not surk wllloutllmnoneyI i any one an vurk without moiioy tu toy on cn UL Cubs Star Twirler Holds Detroit Batters Well in Hand While Summers Loosens Up Allow I ing Two Runs in Third WINTER REPLACES SUMMERS u rs IN BOX FOR THE TIGERS Famous Ty Cobb Strikes OutCrowd of 17000F Fans Cheers Jenningss Crew on r in Vain Against Chances lnvincibles SCORE BY INNINGS 2 Chicago 0 0 2 a a 0 0 0 1 3 Detroit 0 a 0 0 a a 0 0 0 0 1J ISoeclnl to The livening World DETROIT Oct 13f1 Tigers were at the mercy of Mordecal Brown to day and lost another game to tho Cubs by a score of 3 to 0 The best Detroit could do was four hits while the Cubs pounded Summers and Winter for nine Tin Cubs have but ono more game to win to Hy the worlds championship banner The crowd numbured about 170JO This Is the last day In which the play ers are to bo declared In on tho pro ceeds of the series and Im11 clubs re I joiced at tin way the crowd turned out I The weather was Ideal for this time of I year There was not a cloud In the sky i and the air though a bit misty and chill was far from uncomfortable First inning I Sheckard out to Ito smau unassisted on a grounder Kvert Ilicd tu Cobb Schultu singled over second base I Schulto stole M1ond Chanru singled i but Schultn was held at third Chance tuck second on a passed ball Sloln feldt grounded to Coiighlin wno thruw I him out at first NO HtJNS Slclntyro out Tinker to Chance OLcary out Blown to Chance Craw ford doubled into the right Held crowd and under ground rules the hit wns only good for two bases Crawford took third base on a passed ball but Tinker and Chance got Cobb NO ULNS Second Inning Unfman nut Summerx to Hossman Tinker out Oleary tn lloshinan Kllng singled over second base Jiiuun Mruck out NO RUNS I HotHinan was thrown out by Kveis to ClmiHi Schiiefer Htnuk out Schinldt I tiled to llofman NO HUNS I Third Inning Sheckard out Hchaufer to Kossman EviiB out OLenry to Itossman Seliultu walked Stiilnlildi singled to left seal lug richulte Chance held at second base Hofmun singled tu left scoring I Chance Stein feldt taking third and Hot mail taking second on the throw In Tinker out Oleary to Uossman TWO HUNS CoiiKhlln was out at first Hlelnfeldt to Chance Summers struck out Mc Intyre out Hi own tn Chance NO BUNS Fourth Inning Kllng was thrown out at dm by Coughlin Urovn out riuliaulTer tu Jloasman KcKetkird walktil Kvem lied out to Crawford NO lllN I oleury HlMKltil Irawloul siniik1 to left Oleary being hiHil lit seoud Ioblji hunted to jliowu mill iri i d third Crawford wax eaushl ort src timid and was nut Kllng Iu Ilnker l Uossman strinU out NO UUNri Fifth Inning SchulteB boundur wits lot hot for Schaefer and he was safe at lint Chance bunted safely Stelnfeldt sacrl tlcbd Ilounian to Schaefer who cov ered tint Holman illvu to Mcintyre CouKhlin threw out Tinker at lirst NO HUN Schaefer rounded out Evers to Chance Tinker threw out Schmidt at flat after a clover stop Couelilln was I hit by a pitched ball Summers ground I ed tn Chance who retired him unus elsted NO HUNS I Sixth Inning I Kllng singled between Summers legs it jwn truck out Kline wan out Heal ing second Schmidt to OLeary Shock ard struck out NO HUNS McIntyre fouled to Klliu OIeary singled Crawford hit Int i a double play Olearv being retired Hrown to Tinker anti Crawford wn out Tinker 10 Chance NO lirNH Seventh Inning Kver struck out SchultP waR thrown nut by Hummir Chame tiled m Craw ford NO lllNS Cobli strut rlt nut HrikHiiuin out Praia tn itsr ce Hilmtfii fnulixl In Stilurvlili XI ItI N v Eighth Inning i Hlilnfildt tae lliroMii nut IIILIlII to Uuimiimn Hniinun klngled b rtmu llKiman Mmr swuuti 1inUei tfinU iiit Kllng till ii nut III CUKhlln iu I urxti i HclunUU out Kvvr In Ilmm IMjgli tw out fitvlnfvldt 10 IImuter Junes Lulled for tiuniiueiB Jonas mt Tluivtr i d Cliunti NO UUNS I Ninth inning I a tow nitoblatf lot Ouu t I STANDING TONIGHT t IN WORLDS SERIES I IVon Lust IC I Iiirne a I T V iir rllt 1 a II CHICAGO R H PO A E Slieckard If 0 0 0 0 11 BIers 2b 1 1 1 4 0 i Schulte rf 1 2 0 0 0 I Chnlicc Ib 1 2 17 0 Stelnfeldt ib 0 1 2 3 m Hofmnn cf 0 2 1 0 fi Tinker ss 0 0 2 7 0 Kilns c o 1 4 2 0 Hrown II 0 0 0 4 ti Total 3 a 27 20 0 DETROIT R H TO A E Ucllltyre If 0 I 0 1 0 fl heary ss 0 2 2 3 J Crawford cf 0 2 0 Cobb If 0 0 L 0 0 Hossiuan Ib 0 0 12 1 u Schaefer 2b 0 0 2 4 0 Schmidt c 0 u G 2 i iCoilglilln lb U 0 1 D u Siiiiiliiurs ji 0 0 0 2 i lanes 0 u 0 t0 n I Winter p 0 0 0 0 i Total 0 4 27 17 0 Batted for Summers In eighth lluses on Halls Oft Summers 4 off Winter 1 Struck Out Uy Drown t by Sum mere ti TwoHaso Hits Crawford Stolen liim6Schultc 2 J Hofman JrfVOIb fussed liullH Sclimldt Kline Jilt by PitilierIly Hrown 1 UmplrcH Connelly and Ivlcm Uruwn filed to O1 ear Shockurd Hie I to Svliaefer rivers singled to rlgi Iluiil and stole second base Schultn walked Chance hit to Cobb who i minfcd Kvers scoring and Bchultu wen 1 lu Ihlrd Sihulle WitH out at the plat j Schuefer to Silimldt on an atteinpial double steal ONK RUN Mel my ID out Tinker tn Chance OIity out Stelnfoldt to Change i ni out Tinker to Chance NO nrss I luf a CITY GIVES CASH TO FIGHT WHITE PLAGUE i Dr limn Meyer who was an active and prominent member of the WashlnK ton Tuberculosis Internullonal CongreM j ddrfdiedthi lloard of Alilennen today At plwdlng tar mnney with which to brlmr the tiiboretiloslM nxhlblt which made tl f Aunhlntnon congress famouo to thl t elty for educative purpose I ir Meyer said that hit had until te i marrow to iit luKntlnr the lIeellIo money He hml xm e niiilly appealed la jeial dlstliiKolnlifil New Yorkers who had ohuhbtlrl several thoiuand dot i isle tipnptlvIler Melx Urxml an U U8 l ir i n reteuue minds for Die pur iue n L 1111111 g ufOJ us Dm ePys t bun ui Aiiimnuiii Hijlllvan lug xstt d d r inniiiiii Irtxlddlt t I 111 i u Inuule In the work oJ Ililij wein IMII Cud to Dr Ucytr pet eetltdlY Tli bfrct Mitmt IWIXJO till money to W iDiuti Ui4 I1ICI Uoa ftta hay 1

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t I ITi I II 1 f1J 4 T fio r I THE EVENING WORLD T UE SD A Y OTOBER 13 1908 FLAMES CAUGHT i 5YEAROLD COOK AT HE BONFIRE Owes Her Life to Bravery of t FourteenYearOld Brother I IN CRITICAL CONDITION II 7 5 Begs Doctor to Brinp Some r i 1 of Her Roasted Sweet I Potatoes While playing cook over a bonfire k around which were twelve of her little t companions fiveyearold Annie Dolphl V of Ko 711 East Two Hundred and Thlr t fttenth street was BO severely burned i today that her life Is despaired of In Pordham Hospital With her little friends Anrip secured several big sweet potntoes Her brother Tony built the fire and she forked the delicacies and was holding several on a long wire Some of the youngsters piled Borne light brush on the blaze and at once it shot upward The sparks quick ly Ignited the little girls light dress and she was In llaraes In an Instant Dropping the wire she ran screaming I from the crowd Tony and the other s children set up a wild shouting for help The brother darted after the tel I rorstricken child throwing oft his coat uhe ran Almost at the gate of his i i home he overtook her and threw her jI to the sidewalk He bravely wrapped j his coat about her extinguishing the 1 I flre but not In time to save little Annie i from fainting I j Policeman Oerdenbach picked up the 1 child and then called Dr Vail of Ford I ham Hospital As the physician cum Ined the little patient she opened her I eyes and said Doctor bring me some of those sweet potatoes tomorrow Her condition Is precarious Her body U frightfully burned most of her cloth I Ing being destroyed I I TWO MOTHERS BURNED SAVING THEIR CHILDREN Two children who played with tire I While their mothers were absent are dy Ing In Harlem Hospital today One of them is Vincent Ryan a two yearold who attracted by the bright glow of the kitchen stove toddled up to It while his mother was In the dining I room of the Hans home nt No 173 i I East One Hundred and Seventh street I A coal hopped out Into the little boys dress nnd In a second he was In a blaze I Mrs Hynn rushed Into the room in time to save his life for the time being by i ripping off his clothes She was herself badly burned about the hands In her rescue The other little victim of the fire Is Ethel Lewis four years old of No 315 East One Hundred and Twentyfirst street Ethel found some matches on the lloor uf the parlor Sho was ex perimenting with them when the whole I box ignited setting nor on fire Jlrs Lewis was burned In trying to save Ethel from tint Humes which enwrapped her from head to foot I AND THE UNEMPLOYED MOB PARLIAMENT I

t IOIJON Oct 13111 Mpllo of many precautions taken by the police a mili tant suffragette succeeded In Invading the Hound of Commons this afternoon The woman suddenly appeared at the bar of thn House waving her arms and shouting to the members that It was time to talk about woman She was Immediately tclzed and car rlti away The unemployed of Condon acting to ether with the women suffragists prac I tlcally compelled Parliament to hold Its meetings In a state of slego Early this j afternoon beverul hundred shabbily dreseeil leprefentatlvis of tho workless gathert at Westminster and brought I with them a large crowd of thu curious Squads of police mounted and on foot endeavoied to illrpercu the dtm i otmtrantK but they were only driven down one MIeet to reappear up an other Several of the lemVrn delivered speeches on tie light to uil When a member of Iur umurit VHe recognized on the street ho was nulKj surrounded and hauingued tVlmious WHITE HOUSE IS NOW REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS Roosevelt Moves Them to I Washington and Takes Cam paign From Hitchcock I ONLY A SIGN LEFT HERE I President Culls in the Leaders From Every Section and Directs All Work I Headquarters of the Hepubllcan na tional campaign have been moved to the White House Washington The sign la still kept on the abandoned offices In Kow York but all business Is ordered and directed from the Executive Man sion Mr Roosevelt did not trouble to order any moving or transfer of authority 1111 did not strip off any yellow Jackets or peacock feathers He simply started himself leaving Chair In to run nines man Hitchcock and the dchoolboy or ganization In the Metropolitan tower to keep on playing they are doing some thing Uut all politicians take notice I The pliice irhprr bu lnc nlll br done h1 priictliMil men fur the n itiilnlnR three nerki of HIP caui iulii I In I lie ulllce annex o Hie iVlilte IIounc Viinhlnuton n C During the past week the President sent for a number of men to come and fee him There were no rainbow chasers in the list but every one was of the type to whom Mr Roosevelt could say In the language of his letter to Har riman You and I are practical men The Practical Men Among them were politicians from Kew York State chairmen from the middle and far West leaders of organ ized labor from various sections of the country colored preachers and repre sentatives of trade and industry When he had pumped them dry Jjr Roosevelt gathered the reins of political management into his own Lands and began issuing orders lie In rnniiluic the cnnipalcn to n Tlth n much autocratic na tliorltr nil thouRh lie were chair man national committee anil nd vUury committee nil combined National committeemen State chair I men and party advisers are filling the trails from East to West headed for the White House They write formal let ters t Hhchcock in New York but they j go In person to Washington Politician Amazed I The politicians who have been up be fore the Ills Stick boss have come I away amazed at the extent of his in formation about the campaign They say he must have a network of private wires from every State and underground pipe lines from all doubtful sections The nrceiit nnuject now Iielnic Imted In While Houie hendiiunrter In the Inlior vole President Hoosevelt Is giving his per sonal attention to an attempt to swing It back Into the Republican ranks He has had labor leaders liv private sessions and Is sending emleearles to industrial centres with orders going Into details of who to see an l what to Bay From now until Election Day the Pres ident will direct the Republican cam paign Chairman Hitchcock will con tinue spending most of his time travel ling between New York and Chicago on fast trains while his card Index bureau gathers dust The White House View As viewed In the White House poli tical conditions are as follows New York and all the Eastern States certain for Taft iii MIL innvt rinubtful State as things tnere are In a bad way Indiana no loner doubtful but growing toward Taft every day Illinois Republican beyond question Kaniax transferred Into sure Republi can column I Xebnibko fairly sure but needs atten tion I Colorado Wyoming Nevada and Mon tana Inclined toward Bryan but their combined vote Is not equal to that of Indiana or Ohio The rlirtliili of Juriicr Tuft nc tordlnu 10 Irinldent llootevell 1 no lonucr lit jumtlon I The doting weeks of the campaign inusl he devoted to winning Ohio In diana and Nebraska und to desperate lighting to prevent Bryan from recap turing Now York

In the neighborhood were bourdod up and buslnchs WHH Interferrd with Mrs UriiDinund Mru IanlUnirst and MUs Crlftnliel Jnukliuiul cie taken into custoiiy thin exfiling and locked up In tin1 HW Street Jollcu Court on war Hints fbuiKiiig tlifin with inciting to fllu niuir T tiroc IMHIUII lire IrartiTs or ll e biifTiajM inuveiti it They appealed Ian wCk tu tin pubik to help thtnt 111011 tin llouti nt toiiHTKiim today J The Race in Which MarTeddy Bears Wont Asiray On the sea of Opportunity The Bears once held i racej Hut sefkmi chances every skipper Steered off to the wrong place Though late to start one Teddy shipped With World Wwi Ads to guide With this renowned Directory l o furl from hm could hide lie sailed at will from chance to dunce J To worK buy sell or find Of nurse he vm while all the other Dears v tte left behind 7268 Separate World Ads Printed Last Sunday HASKELL DRIVES AT ROOSEVELT ON STANDARD OIL Charges President With Favor ing Trusts Demands Can cellation of Osage Lease KANSAS CITY Mo Oct ISQov Hnskfll of Oklnhomn who nrrlved here toliny from Guthrie pave to the Asso ciated 1reys n copy of n letter addressed to President Roosevelt on the nuhject of the leasing to K B Foster in ISM of CSOOOO acres of O ng Indian oil lands which the Governor cnllo the richest oil country In existence I shall Insist snys the Governor In his letter upon cancellation of this lease In the Interest of these citizens of our Stntc or that Congress take action to declare this Improvident and unjust lease void and secure for tho Osago na tion the just and reasonable compensa tion that other owners are recelvlnc I agree he continued that In ISM the Democratic Administration made a lease to E B Foster on th entire Osage Nation for ten years at 10 per cent royalty At that time the nearest known oil production was about seven hundred miles from the Osage Nation but during the ten years the Held was I developed and found to bo unusually I rich and ten years at this low royalty was an ample reward to those who de veloped it Gov Haskell asserts that by 1905 Fos ter had transferred his lease to the In dian Territory Illuminating oil Com pany a well known subsidiary of the Standard Oil Company You neglected to give the Osages any opportunity whatever to be heard says the Governor In his letter The fact that CSOOOO acres of rich oil land was the stake the Standard Oil Company was playing for nnd the land owners de nied the right to be heard Is something that will require a more lucid explana tion than Frank Pierce acting secretary of the Interior Department has seen fit to give In conclusion Gov Haskell gays Mr Plerco suggests In a letter to me that as a matter of fact It was not known at the time that the Standard Oil Com pany was the real party In Interest I submit to you that the very fact that Messrs Guff y Oarnsdale and Senator Dcpew well known Standard Oil repre sentatives with others of the same odor making a personal appeal to you for this low royalty to the land owners should hme been ample evidence that the Standard Oil Company was the real beneficiary 1 It was the same Senator Depew who Induced vou to grant the Prairie Oil and Gat Company franchise OVer thu protest of Secretary Hitchcock leas than one year before that time and in this one transaction you gave the Standard Oil Company a donation from the property of the OSSKO Indians of more than enough to pay for the famous twentynine mlllon dollar tine YONKERS TAKES TRANSFER FIGHT TO STATE BOARD City Also to Begin Suit to Have Trolley Companys 50000 Bond Forfeited I AIBANY Oct Complaint against the action of the Yonkers Railroad and Union Hallway Companies In discontin uing certain of their lines of cars be tween New York and Yonkers was made today to the Public Service CommIssion In the Second District The complaint also alleges that thn exaction of a charge of 10 cents for transportation between New York and Yonkers works iin Irremediable hardship and Impost tlon on residents of Yonkers Receivers of the companies have been ordered to answer the complaint with in five days By a unanimous vote of the Board 01 Aldermen of Yonken last evening It was decided to at once begin legal pro ceedlngs to forfeit the J5O1I bond which was deposited by the Yonkors I Railroad Company last year as a guar antee that It would carry nut Its eight cent fare contract When the Yonkers Railroad Company sought thu South Broadway franchise In order to enable It to eutabllsh a di rect route to the subway at Kings bridge It made a contract to give a continuous ride from Yonkers to the Hattnry over th Third avenue elevated on the subway nt Klngnbrlrtge for eight centH and del ofltcj a 160000 bond as a Kuaranttu Slnci the Introduction of the 15 rent fare the citizens have demanded that tht bond be forfeited and collected anil that Dm franchises be revoked last night the Hoard of Aldermen had a IW u hours flsht and finally the Repub lican member gave in and voted with i tbe Democrats to ruvuXe the franchise and collect the bund i HOTEL GOTHAM SOLD Tlw Hotel CiiUharn was sold M auction loda In Die ruul ntuti HUleuroom Nn li Vaii y street l y Aurtlonrer Joseph jO lia Thti hale wan one In foreclosure and the jirupirty 118 knuckwl down Hltvr four Mil i ilciijuinln jO Cteuev for an amount ajifgtlng 1II IIII6a Mr Chvn y rfpr neritii partle flnuii ilully Iniunitrd m tile propeny and thu 8al uill nut olnturli llB irv rit man abllltllll ot th 114110 1IIXb CUIIfl IN U TO It KAVS J U OIXTUKM Ie iurunit J iu curt lIt lined IllMHimv or rrotrullnv llltt Ir 10 14 Jtr w mon y rtua44 Me ESTRANGED WIFE FOUND DEAD IN HER LONELY FLAT Autopsy to Determine if Young Mrs Martin Was Slain in Attack I Until nn autopsy Jinn been held It will not be known whether Mrs Agnes Mar tin of VVIUIannburg died from natural causes or was the victim of nn attack Her body was found todny In the bed room of the apartment where she lived on the upper floor of the twostory house nt No 465 Grand street She had been dead several days Jlrs Martin was thirtythree years old Since last March she had been separated from her husband Joseph who has a shoe store at No 109 Orand street Every week he sent her J10 I At night who was nlono In the building I after workers In the grocery store downstairs had left I This being the day for his weeky payment the husband sent Joseph j Sneckcns an employee to the house with It Sneckens found the door un I locked The parlor dining room and kitchen were deserted but In the bed room he came upon the occupant She was lying face upward on the floor A glancn told she was dead Sncckens ran back to the shoe store and told his boss that his wife was dead Martin hurried toward the place He met Police Captain Dooley who went with him Tlio dead woman was fully dressed except for her hat There were no signs of a struggle and nothing In the ilat ap parently had been destroyed but marks on the face forehead and the back of the neck led Capt Dooley to believe that there might have been violence Ho notllled the Coroner I Mrs Martin was last seen alive last Friday night when wltn Mrs Annie Pershlnlsky of No G29 Drlggs avenue I she visited a cafe or Metropolitan ave nue and had so Mrs Pershlnlsky says a glass or two of beer I DR BULL HAS NO I CANCER BUT IS SERIOUSLY ILL Has Muscular and Inflamma tory Rheumatism That Is Approaching the Heart The condition of Dr William T Bull the wellknown surgeon was declared to be very critical this afternoon Phy sicians and nurses are In constant at tendance upon him at his home No 35 West Thirtyfifth street It U denleB positively that Dr Bull Is suffering from cancer Dr N B Potter of No 45 West Fiftyfirst street said today i there was no cancerous trouble Dr Bull he said Is suffering from I rheumatism muscular end Inflamma tory rheumatism The two operations that were performed upon him were to I correct defective glands In the neck One operation was performed In New port and another recently In this city The defective glands are a complication I of the rheumatic trouble and nothing more I have been In attendance upon I Dr Bull with Dr Joseph A Bake and other physicians His condition today I Is very critical as the rheumatlim has approached the region of the heart I I HIS OWN lA WYfR I I IN A SANITY CASE I Ellis L Rossen Discharges I Counsel and Conducts Suit for Himself Kills U Rossen n school teacher whose mental condition was under In vestigation before Justice Brady and a Jury In the Supreme Court today discarded his lawyers and Insisted on conducting his own defense to IhA rhargo of Insanity while exAlderman Fred A Ware nnd Harry Graham Hocklns looked on Assistant Corporation Counsel rnwjfl made no objection BIIC 1 Rosnen begun by reading from various authors from the Blbla to tho modern lovo story to prove that hn was sane Iliisscn who Is about thirty vonrii hl lias been a teacher In various lly schools and has been In various Institu tions for the mentally rllntiirhei mi tho motion of his family Ho lias now hon for ninety ilays under observation m the psychopathic ward at Rellevue ami upon the recommendation of the experts that hn committed to an asylum Mr I Cnwlu made application In a justlrn Tim Justice on Rossens motion tent tne cast to Robert 12 Morgan at referee I Morgan was convinced that Hotscn wim not so crazy as the doctors thought ninl on his BO reporting Ware Hocklns moved for Kosvcns discharge which brought on the trial by jury Dr H Valentine Wlldman testified hll opinion aa expert that BOUAn suf fered ileluslonH nrirl hallucinations and wan I rn a lie Rossen thinks persecutors follow him In illmfuUtr and U uniaf I b at large nrrordlnK tu Hr Wllitmati Itouscii lead from Oaburlau la shon that It us thft CUlt om for years for peopla to illsgulse Ihemielvri when put vulnir thulr Intended victim and lie read from Jluconn t i ny on Itvviifiu I how C but revenue was tuxIMahl imlcr icrirtln clrcumMance but ilenlei Hint he 111111 urtuutril by revenge He read puannKes from tb Illbl on loving one tinothtr i DIES OF BROKEN HEAD AFTER AN I ALL NIGHT SPREE Fall During Celebration of Sis ters Coming Wedding Fatal to T C Nevins Thomnii C Nevln a married man with two children died of a fractured skull today In the office of a lumber yard at No 42 4 East Thirtyfirst street following an allnight carouse which was undertaken In celebration of the approaching marriage of Ncvlnss sister to Irving Smith of Monesslng 18 De tective Murphy of the East Thirtyfifth street station arrested Smith and A J Keenan also of Monesslng and Is look Ing for Edgar Burgess manager and William Monroe bookkeeper of the lum ber firm The mtn under arrest and Ojcar Mor ris foreman of the lumber yard an other witness assert that Ncvlns re ceived the Injury which caused his dcoth by falling on the tdewalk All Went on a Spree It appears that Burgess the manager Is an old friend of Keenan and Smith The two Monesslng men came to town yesterday and after a call upon Smiths bridetobe got Kevins and went to call on Burgess Monroe and Morris were Introduced to the Monesslng men and Kevins and the six men went together to dinner After dinner they drank a great deal wandering deviously in the direction of the east side and at 3 oclock this morn Ing were In a saloon and hotel at Twen tysixth street and Fourth avenue There It Is said Kevins essayed to leave the party and go home but fell from the doorstep of the saloon landing on his head No sign of Injury showed except a cut over the right car which bled slightly Kevlnsa muddled companions put him In a cab and took him to the office of I the lumber yaid where they stretched him out on the tloor and covered him with blankets Keenan volunteered to remain and watch him Morris went to his home at No SJ1 East Thirtieth i street and Burgess Monroe and Smith j returned to the Fourth Avenue Hotel I Awoke to Find Him Dying Keenan went to sleep When he woke up even his muddled Intelligence could I discern thatTlhere was something wrong with Nevlns He went out to look for a doctor and found Dr Gambrlno of No 331 East Thlrtyllrst street When Dr Gambrlno got to work on Nevlns he was past human aid j Policeman Blythe of the East Thirty I fifth Street Station was notified nnd reported the matter to the station house I Detective Murphy was assigned to make an Investigation and found Morris who told the story outlined above Keenan and Smith were found together In a saloon a short distance from the lumber yard They paid that Kevin lived In KlKlitys cond street between Second and Third avenues I MISS HOPPER GOT I AUTOMOBILE ON PROMISE TO WED i Continued from First Page askeil Miss Hopper If Brown ever gave her money Oh yes she testified but not In connection with the auto He gave It to m merely as a gift to do anythlnt I liked with As the actress concluded she looked at Mr Hays and petulantly exclalmtdi Ohhh you During her examination she frequently made googoo eyes at Brown who sat within six feet of Hbr at the witness table separated only by Mr Lautcr bach Now that your engagement Is an nounced why not announce the date of the marriage was asked of Brown by an Evening World reporter It is up to Miss Hopper to name the date and she has not done so yet re plied Mr Brown In n whisper as he arose and escorted his future wife to the street where he tucked her Into the i automobile and she bubbled uptown Miss Hopper only held up her finger and exclaimed Soon very soon when asked about the marriage A laugh was producer by Miss Hopper when Mr Hays asked her If she had told the whole of tim conversation sho hnd with Brown on March 2 when sh accepted the auto ns a gift nnd received also a proposal of marriage and on en eagement ring 1 1 took no notes replied Mis Hop I per I believe I havo told all I A gallant comment of Mr Edward I Iauterbachs on the exchange by Miss Hopper of a promise of marriage for a J1YJJ automobile and a J 25OjO lire Insur ance policy was as follows Miss Hop i I per 1 think you gave more than you recel ved I who followed I I Jdward N Buchanan Miss Hopper to the stand testified that the of his mother an account In name i I Martha E Tedder had been an account of thn firms up to April 9 when It became cam an actual caih account of his mothers and no member of the firm I was thereafter Interested In It The witness told of another account In which the name Constantine was used as a convenience the account being one of the firms Buchanan explained that thA Cornelius OConnor account which according to the books owes the concern J3HOOO was a dumping ground for Items which they did not know what else to do with and that OConnor did not In fact owe the firm a cent There Is a mortgage on 65 acres down at Glen Cove near Teddys1 which ought to be worth something testified Buchanan t came to us for a debt of 114000 owed us by Anstle one of our customers and belongs I believe In thn OConnor account 1 II Ornutnaet nonlta I szauJKToiTict I Celebrated Hats The accepted stand ards of hat fashions style and quality II s llro11lwRY 1 I8a Filth AV 367 tl fill Av l I IINSANE DANCED I BEFORE EXPRESS AND WAS KILLED Of Five Hundred Spectators Not One Tried to Save i Young Man I Seized with n returning attack of In sanity which for several months had confined him In the Snake Hill Asylum Oustave Mailer twentythree years old of No SSO Clalrmont avenue Jersey I City danced In front of nn express train nt the West Side itntlon of the Newark and New York Railroad to dny nnd was killed Several necks ago the young man was I released from the asylum ns cured He returned to live with his sister Eleanor 11 the Clalrmunt avenue house This morning she left him In apparently good spirits but she had hardly disap peared around a corner when he ap peared on the pavement before his home and began to dance Flinging his arms about wildly he I danced down the street Now and then he would atop and whirl like a top and I his antics soon attracted a large crowd The presence of spectators seemed to Increase his terpslchorean franz and kicking his legs high he went swiftly i down the street turned the corner and on toward the west side station of the railroad Fully five hundred people were at his heels but no one seemed Inclined to In terrupt his dancing He was a power fully built young man and there were I many among those who watched him who knew that he had been In an In I sane asyutn No policeman could be i i found Arriving at the station platform the I madman danced Its length and then I danced back again Then he danced In a circle about the little station and had danced back to the platform as an ex I press train that did not top there whizzed down the rails from Newark The dancer never relaxed his maa skipping and bounding for a minute but as the train drew nearer his feet Hew faster and his arms waved more wildly The locomotive was not fifty yards away and tra veiling at forty miles an hour when he danced out onto the tracks and was still dancing when the fender struck him down and the n heels ground him to pieces BRASS KING BRADY SUED BY A PORTER Daniel M Brady millionaire head of several big corporations 1s defendant In an action brought by George W Orlllln a colored Pullman buffet car porter for 20000 damages The plain tiff declares the defendant accused him of stealing a pocketbook and having been arroxted and locked up in i on Jan K JDCKJ 1 BUlGARIA SURE I OF WINNING our I AGAINST TURKEY I I i iI Great Britain Will Advise Sul i I tan to Accept Declaration of Independence SOFIA Oct 13 There Is no cloud on the Bulgarlnji horizon sums Up the official view In Sulla of thy events I that have transpired since the proclama tion of llulparlan Independence by Prince Ferdinand on Oct 5 The Gtav ernmrnt Is convinced that the Chan celleries of Europe will swing to a more favoraWo view of Bulgarias action as soon ao tha dancer of a Lenoril con HaKriitlon Is entirely over The troops now under arms Including the reserves recently called out reach I a total of 1SUW men The will bo kept to the cxrtors for another luuntti pending a settlement of the existing situation The simrds on the frontier have been given stringent Instructions to keep well within the territorial limits of the new kingdom and to avoid clash j Inc with tho Turks I The Illness of Prince Boris eldest son I of King Ferdinand Is the reason why the member of the royal family wcri not present at the festivities In Sofli yesterday In connection with the Kings triumphal entrv Into his rapltnj Prince Boris goes under the title In Bulgaria of Czarevitch LONDON Get 13 Foreign Secretary Grey and M Iswolskv the Russian Minister nf Foreign Affairs spent to I lny In telegrnphle correspondence with the capitals of Europe regarding the forthcoming conference of the powers to settle the near Eastern nuestlon In falling in wjth the proposals uf M Is wolsky Great Britain has acted with the concurrence of Turkey If Turkey takes Great Britains advice he will accept the Independence of Bulgaria and the annexation of Bosnia and Her zegovina us accomplished facts and ask compensation PARIS Oct 13 M Standoff the diplomatic aKent of Bulgaria In Paris declared today that the situation In liulKii wns grave and tense A rapid solution Is i necessary h said for the country cannot be left long In Its present state of uncertainty The people are nervous and business Is at 1 i standstill Our wheat which Is the source of our wealth remains unsold Furthermore the reserves are with the colors and this constitutes a heavy expense They must be dismissed or used The agent said however that he did not believe that an ultimatum had been sent to Turkey TurkeyAU AU There is no other Ale like Evans It is an honestly brewed nle care I fully bottled by Its makers It is a satisfying and health pro moting beverage It affords the means of securing the best ale In the world free of duty Hotels Restaurants Cars Dealers 1 ABigCIothingPurchase The Cornell Clothing Co Were compelled to sacrifice theIr en stock of Clothing to raise iramedlato cosh THE HARRIS STORE ways on the lookout FOR SPOT CASH ptircliaccs have bought this valuable stock of clothing for Spot Cash at 50 cts on the dollar and place same on sale at ONE l2 FROM I THE CORNELL CLOTHING COS PRICES A gigantic purchase from one of the beat manufacturers In the United States all up to date clothing made expressly for Now York I City trade and bought for Spot Cash Now Is the time to get value for money Only once In a lifetime docs this golden opportunity present Itself This valuable stock will be offered on WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14TH 830 A M I Fall and Winter Suits I Fall Winter Overcoats I lIens Holt roue a H tho IBOO SIru1 fall Oterreala InthB I UIOO Unacki of tyle F ffA 7 750 lite neck thoroughly 7 50 50 and re Ihorourhl g ctlU al tailored at 9SHno Sleu1 Full nnil m Mi Menn fulYou are certain tVlolrr Otrircantii 1000 00 rJ in favor of the 8 beautiful at faor buulful molh Wored 10 Men1 mil and Winter Orer Calmeru nAI10 00 roatIn fancy trlpe and plaid rown 0 ImporlOl Kerryi 8mo nd baCO at Melton Krleio unil 1250 Wblpoordi at Men1 faiilU More than a I BOO different model d a Inle t0 Mnl 1 Wool full mid I0 down dllernt I VSrletr of pattero tfr OvrroonU imported Kerey Vlrlt paern Meltoni Heaver Frlcto and Whip In all hade 1250 Bevr rIO ant io al olive blue cord Vicuna Illaclc rown olv 1500 full 00 vjnrt black at I and Cifordi tll nt atln lined at e3000 Slen1 BulThat have bean tt 1no tailored to m1 lth the approval of lord mot wih mtn marked Mens Trousers und by unuiual r a doubl In cliaracier Kunnonti their 1500 tOO Winter Mrn 8 Trouier 150 weight i t price wlrhl IOO Mm1 s Trourr Trousr FallWInter Overcoats Winter 200 FalWlnterOvercoals I weight 110 Oxford Jal UOIIO Men Trouer 011 Orl 500 I Winter Ihl 300 at 1500 and 2000 Mens S7 KA 10 flfl Cravenette Raincoatsat I UVML JLU UU Tomnkethia SiilolfAfOVS we Jnivo marked mirentiro atoak of Menft PitrniBlihif Goaila anil Ilataat cHtrcsponillitf prices 235 BROADWAY Oupo lto JO l Office Open Hnturilujr dill tu 1 M It 1 I Drinking Men j Not Relablei Employers Want Sober Men r Competition li too keen and lre Is too Jtronuous for nn employer to keep men on hit l payroll whose nri 9 are ujuteadjr and w briUtu are no clear Exirr Una of Ininlnm I begtrrotoc l I elovi Its dor to drinking men IiunXenno Is n dlsca and like mot dlMo ha Its remedy Orrlne li the rU I nble treatment nnd li sold under a potltlv guarantee to effect a curs or your morns r will bo refunded Orrlne Is In tw fore No 1 whlon can be ad without the I IMtlcnfs krwnivdKe In tea iwtfe lento fte or foodl nnd No 2 I or thoco who ivinh to be cured Tho ruw nti o applies to b t Hailed In plain enilpd lwk1 on re coll of 1100 writ tor fr booklit bkll noll1 In pin In I q OrrlM e Whlhllnn D nlclop i 1 II Ot aH IH ioo bh ay lh al IJ felh I iI tj I Htl Ih Ih sTOn 1 I I 00 HlnI Iway I anJ Irancho nwa t I IAID ltlIN I Iwn t L E A 1 h IMtl it Dllliorn iff I Ill Mil UB tl 1 1T M1 CAHWKIl MxssnY Ito ave SIM I U ny tHIFY J 1 UEIIKUSS S8J KAIlSlt 2S1 Ik 411 Kumner nve II al1 sitii IKKAJUH SKI invar liWlf1 KNllU illn Ornnd i cI I K 31 11 III SUV Irn T run rit f co i HAUTNKTT rATKIlSOX SMITH IHItli M SJ o ITm JtNUM NVS o5llliHOKKV KamUh I ii o v biifhcB Newnrk Holzhauer Tradn Mark Special for Today the 13th 1VAIXITT in OKKM KISSKR POUND tOe cixrixn IOe TritKlsn nrjlrHT lorxn luc 1 felKClXI AMltTKI CHOrO 19c I IlTKi 1 20 kllliN IOlND i3C I bpecial tor Tomorrow the 14th I TITTI riuTTi IOe ritiM rr rs roixn iuc MiciAi A sonTin ciioro 10 U ct 1ge ITis klud IOUXU ic CHOCOLATE ne li U 25e rovKiui OATIS rocxn SC Park How Store open evenlns until 11 oclock All our torei open Saturday erenlnn until 11 oclock We deliver free purchases of one dol lar and ocr between Datterv and 2UOth itreM aluo all Hrnoklyn proper 54 BARCLAY ST CorWrit D wjy y 29CORTLANDTSI I CorChlirchlt 1 tOr PARKROWtNASSfflJ S A t Ol y Hal Park I Diamonds l Watches 11 i 11 Jewelry Lanrcal and moFt com rlete tock of lllmOrade I e wr In the Cltr ONK VIUCK KITIIKU CASH OR CREDIT Ko employer references required 1ln strlc v ConfMeniU Write for Uooklct i 4 L W Sweet Co 37 Maiden Lane N Y asn ITITON HT nnnoKLY DIED CCIIEN On Sunday Oct II ERlDOET CULLFTX nUn of Meellck County 0t way Ir lund Funeral rOn the rwlflrnce or her nlw Mrt T 1 Fcrrwt 1 it 44th s WednoiUy Oct II at 10 oclock theno I t Holy Crou Church nhtr a iol nn ma a rrqulem will t oUr Inter meat Calvary HELP WANTEDFEMALE NURSE Conicltntloui woman to t k n ttre cbarKe of baby 5 monthi old p r ion al rertrrncei qurronb 1 Ellllnc 450 St Jnhni place nrnoklyn HOUSEWORK Wanted elrl l do general houwork In apartment no objection to refined colored clrl Coll millns 6 St John place llrooklyn LAUNDRY WANTSMALE rotertncn Dakota Eteam Laundry Co 24S4 Ut av t Help Wanted r ToDay I fchrtrthed fo la T I WorW Wa Dd TUBSDAT O 11 lP Addrewera IlanuM Mal 1W AKenta 13 Homework 16 Alteration Iliuidi 1 lloriofhoerf I 10rhoe Appmntlcta 3 Ion 1 pprnlcu 4 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r f r f on o1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 1908 3 GAMBLERS OPEN t DOORS TO JEROME AND THE POLICE k p Houses ViII Be Ready for In cii spection at Any Hour Day or Night AGREEMENT IS SIGNED Dozen Prominent Keepers Call at DistrictAttorneys Of f fice to Give Pledge At leawt a dozen well known old gam bling houses In tho Tenderloin district bttween Thirtyfourth and Fortyfourth treeU were thrown open to tho Die trlctAttorney and the police today From this time on these houses will be open to police Inspection at any hour of the day or night DistrictAttorney Jerome when he made his campaign against tho gam blers a few years ago secured from some of the leading keepers of places 4 of chanco a p edge that they would elose up their houses and not reopen while he was In olllce Recently he has heard that the pledges were being via lAted He summoned Honest John Kelly I Lou Ludtum and others to his olllce They vehemently denied that they were conducting gambling games at places under the Jerome ban and offered him the privilege of Inspecting tholr houses at any time f Jerome Took Up Offer Mr Jerome took up te offer and to day legal and other representatives of a dozen prominent gambling oe keep ers called at the Criminal Cos Build I Ing and signed east Iron agreements throwing open certain houses at certain numbers on certain cross streets to any one the trlctAttornej may send to Inspect them at any time Mr Jerome can have our keys said I three of the gamble W e only ticking around and paying ee on our places because we have them leased Among the lawyoi who pprusrntM the gambling fraternity In the confer ence at the UistrtctAttornev office were Uartow S Weeks Emil Kui hs I Jesse Epstein and John J McCaulcy Violation of the agreement will be fol lowed bj prosecution on old charges However any gentleman with sporting blood and the price of a stack of ChIPS need not go outside the city limits for excitement COULDNT RESIST IMPULSE TRY ANEXPERIMENT Its Successful Outcome Brings Relief and Happiness to Mount Vernon Man Rudolph Hylscn of Mount Vernon N Y recently made the following tatement with reference to his experi I I ence with the Croper remedies now being demonstrated at Hikers New t J 1 Drug Store J West Fourteenth Mreet J just off Fifth avenue Mr Hylsen says 6 I 1 For ten years I suffered from stom I ach trouble and lumbago I do not know whether or not either of theso ailments has any direct bearing on the j other but I do know that since taking a treatment of Coopers New Discov ery I have been entirely free from both y complaints I do not believe there Is any disease known to man that can compare with J tomach trouble In keeping Its victim In constant torment I could not relish any meal that I ate My digestion was very bad and after eating I would be oppressed with a feeling of heaviness 11 y food fermented causing a gas for mation that wu extremely uncomforta ble and I was constipated nearly nil the time My system was all run down I felt weaK anti had uo energy or am r bition I could get no relief from any of tho numerous remedies I tried 01 from the various doctors I consulted I heard so many favorable reports icsardlng this man Coopers medicine that I could not resist the Impulse to try It us un ex periment I culled at his huadquai tors described my condition and took homo a treatment of Coopers New Discovery I was not disappointed Ulluf cumu In a surprisingly short tltnu AH my digestion Impiovud and my monincfi misery grew lets I gained in strength and began to feel noire buoyant anti cheerful I am now n well man lilY bowels are In splendid shape I eat any thing I like my digestion U perfect and I am troubled no snore with gus or pain of any kind I used to be laid up for weeks at a time with lumbago suffering tile most excruciating pain but navn not had an attack ulnce inking the Cooper medi cine I have not felt so well In yeniu advise any one HUlTerliiK from slum I ftch trouble to try Coopura New Dis ij covery Coopers headquarters ate now located at Hikers New Drug Storu 2 Went J Fourteenth street Just off Fifth uvunun where he or hIs assistants meet thu i public dally The Cooper preparatlonx 1 are on sale at nil thn hiker Siores anti 1 can be obtained at any other drug tore SUSPEND 20 NORMAL GIRLS WATEUHURy Conn Oct 13 Nearly twenty of the young ivomen attending the Btate Nonnul Hehool ut Now iJrlt ln are under BUSIHIIIBIOU for having cut their utudlcn for thu Ilurtturd cut brat Ion DIED IN FIRE SAVING MONEY MANAS3AH Vu Oct J3V 8 Ian gylser ns vrenia ted In hm hattie P If near Bt ICdlth Academy live miles west of Uuuesus vail today when his house with entire contuiiu wan tie J strafed uy tire url lnatilj pruhaUly rani a detective hut luitjyner re entered the hurnlnK structure to save r t orne money and valuable paper against the pleadlngu ot his wlie and bUdrtn L 1srrii t l Woman Who Has Voted for Four Presidents Out West Is Confident of Success Here Plans Under Way to Carry a Test Case Beore the United States Supreme Court in Washington By jVixola GrcclcySinilh When Is n citizen not a citizen When shus a woman Is the answer made by cnitl men In charge of the registration booths where parties of Suffragettes en Jcavorod to enroll their nuiuea last week But Dr Julia Seton Scars who voted for four Prcul tents of the United States and who is now president of f he Now Thought College of New York City Is not utisflpd with the answer Neither Is Lady Framos Cook formerly Tennessee Clallln who has employed the aw firm of Coudert Brothers to bring the case of Dr Sc Soars before the United Suites Supreme Court as quickly as possible and make a test case of It The Constitution says that no State shall have the sht to Inhibit the privileges of a citizen of another LArufuYt1 tate said Dr Sears to me today at Carnegie Hall Now I have voted at four national elwtlons In Colorado I have been resident here a year therefore Im qualified to vote at the national election here What rieht has the State of New York to deprive mp of the mivHptm Of coureDr Soars concerted Ill admit that I dont expect to DP allowed But If we win to vote at this election our test caso on tho point as we ex I pect to It will mean woman suffrage In every State of tho Union For a sim ilar point could be raised everywhere that women are not allowed to vote So that women Mil In future have to go West and establish a residence to become voters Just as they do at pru cn to become divorcees Funny Says Dr Osars Exactly saId Dr sears Then she smiled reminiscently Our visit to one of those registering places was ex tremely funny she said It was In a barber shop and ai the large body of suffragettes entered the barbers shop all tho barbers paused with their razors I poised In mid air and one poor man with his face all over soap called out My God whats this 7 and got a mouthful of lather for his answer In that place they refused to register us as voters and the only answer we re ceived to our arguments was Be cause Uoman suffrage though Is bound to come As President of the New Thought College I represent at least 5XO women who are In favor of it I have always been a suffragist though of course my work Is along other linos But after I came to New York I went down to the suffragettes headquarter in East Twentythird street and Joined them I have offered them the college rooms here In Carnegie Hall for meet jrss every Monday night When women are educated politically their sons wont have to go to ward men to learn how to vote Politics will be cleaner A few selfIndulgent women I may be opposed at present to woman tuttrage but even they will vJt6 up Talks Gowns Not Votes I see that Mrs Fish said in an Inter view she was opposed to woman suf frase I think she devoted thrw lines to the subject Then she talked for I I nearly a column on the direotoiro gown But Mrs Fish said I lntnipted that the best Tight a woman can have Is a good husband And what about the thousands of single women that pay tax or that work for a living Have thsy no rIght to representation asked Dr Stum Hut It was really useles to ask me b cause I agreed with her so thoroughly I have always believed in religious political and economic equality for wo men continued Dr Sears It seems very strange to have to fight In New York for a right I exercised as a mat ter of course in Colorado Why my daughter who was visiting me here antI who ha Just gone back to Colorado to vote was perfectly amazed to find that women could not vote in New York The time Is coming soon when they will vote however The women suf fragists are now starting the greatest campaign they have ever waged Wom en of all classes are becoming Interested If we win in this State it means we will win everywhere nnd tho ridiculous spec tacle of womans being a citizen In one State and not In another will be abol ished Lady Cook Leads Fight The taking of Dr Searss test case be fore the Hupreme Court Is only one of many steps contemplated by Lady I Cook who on returning to New York last week declared that she would spend if nect ary 1000000 of her own great fortune to Insure the triumph of woman suffra In the United States said Lady Cook tho Constitution provides for us rho question Is not Would It be ex pedient to extend lie right of suffrage to women but Have women citizens that right by tho Constitution In the opinion of our counsel Congress and 1 the Supreme Court can only decide that in the ultlrmatlve POISONED ERB SAID WEEKS BEFORE SHOOTING Philadelphia Politician Murdered in His Home Had pilled in Doctor PHIIjADRMJIIA Oct 13r Clayton Hrh vlio was shot anil tIled by IH slHlorliiliiu lifr Iathurlno Heist ii I ii lit county halite near Media Ja HUIIIII days ago had several rckn before his tragic deith chart hut hu hud been pulkonutl whl10 at his homo and calleu In u physician Thu duel Os nude nu pulilli iiiinijinuiiiii Klncu thn shout tug nf hrh rumors have liuun lurifiit that Hi luunty pnyulrian whll iniiilu thu uulopsy un till ouily ills coviiid ctvliluncc nl pulKon In Tyler thu cull Ill V phyglrliin milil tuiluy that Ihesl runium uem not trim co KERN HEADS THIS WAY INDIANAIOUH Oct 13John 1 V Kim Dcnmciiitlu ciuulldato fur Vice Irculilcnt lil Intro at 730 A M toilny for New VJik to mulo his last ipeak lug tour of tile campaign outside uf InJIanu Ho will speak to morrow af ternoon at llzabeth N J anil will clonu tho tour ut tiyraciue N L OcL 10 4 Ifrt AI u o ONE OTCASTRdS 25 BROTHERS HERE ON SECRET ERRAND u Gen Carmela Also Left 34 Sisters Home in Ven ezuela Generalissimo Carmela Castro a pow erfully built man of twentyseven years the favorite brother of President Castro and one of the Dictators twentyfhe brothers and a brother also to the Dic tator thirtyfour sisters reached New York today from Venezuela on the Red D steamship Zulla In the Interests of his country The young man speaks English well having been educated at Syracuse Uni versity He has fought side by side with his illustrious brothers in the squabbles his enterprising fatherland has experienced recently his face and arms bearing machete and bullet scars which make him Immensely popular Venezuela Ready to Fight Senor Castro would have you know that Venezuela does not need help of men money or guns that Is It did not when he left La Guayra Oct 5 Maybe later therell be something doing as Hollands utlmatum expires Nov 1 and already President Castro has mo bilized his veterans of a dozen wars While not Inclined to discuss affairs In Venezuela the young Generals aidede camp Lieut Henrique Caraia and Dr James P Donnelly ventured much that le Interesting of the unpleasant compli cations there Biletly Hollands ultimatum Is Venezuela to release SO per cent duty on merchandise sent there to agree to the transshipment of all merchandise at Curacao as former to apologize for Insults offered the Dutch Minister and have tho Dutch Minister lelnstnted at Caracas and to pay the fine for the capture of two Dutch merchantmen President Castro sold Dr Donnelly Insists that tlietc points be settled by arbitration Holland demands a com plete backdown by Venezuela and Cas tros policy has been forward all the time A general slackening In fred has set in Dutch warships are crowding the harbors the people are hungry for food and work and a fear of n born baidment has created a general feeling of tiniest again It Is costing Holland II IH J a day to feed the natives on lilt Island of Curacao May Declare War It Is very hard to say just what will come of the grievance Holland Is ready to press her demands Venezuelans are hungry nnd Impatient and u revolution rebellion or declaiatton of war against Holland is not beyond possibility The I crisis may come any day The Dutch menowar In the imibor at Curacao I get on tho nerves of the natives The fni well extended to Piesldent Cnbtroa brother Indicated that the 1xcciit ire holds the cot liliitl of his people and that any of Ills acts will be seconded to the death Asked regarding thn remarkable num ber of CiiHtroH In Venezuela thu younj generals nldn ventiucd the Information I that tho Dictators father Is lUIng In lice Andes MountnliiH lit tin age of eightyfour He hub had six wlvet Ills ynuilgefct child niioiililu to thu nldn Is now four yearn old At one time eigh teen hrntheiH of 1retlilenl Castro vera lighting Milo by side Piesldent Cnstros term of otllce ex pires 111 1910 lifter which he proposes to tour the world I tic hclotita I I y it Is hinted that thu revolutionists who llvo in ter ror of CnMrot will then begin another iclielllon anil thn Dictator ma ngaln hn diHKgud Into runlllct to biivn thn re public o Would Tilli n riuiiire From tics Philadelphia Inquirer An odcrl perfon ejiturlng tie hotel asked a waiter what ho con d have for dinner Rostbcefllajiibmuttonandham replied the waiter Wull said the old gentemnn Ivo never tatted It but you nm bring mo Homo and Ill see what I like Try leaving off coffee a few days and drink well hoilcd POSTUM The benefits are pleasing Theres a Reason P 44 r I S I h I r I I I I i I I w 4 hr f r a I S r i C k S p 4 4 t 1 7I7 J 5 J17bIA JErOHrLJ A1lJ GANG STOLE 100 HORSES WITH LOADED CARTS Operated Successfully in All Parts of Manhattan the Bronx and Brooklyn Three Central Office detectives Dl Martini Kesselmark and Upton com pleted today the work of rounding up a gang of six horse thieves who have stolen fully 100 horses and loaded cnrts I from In front of stores and dwellings In j Manhattan the Bronx and Brooklyn In I the list eight months The sleuths have also located In the Ridgewood section I of Brooklyn the headquarters of the gang where the horses and carts were received disguised and disposed of It has been a common experience of grocers and fruit dealers to start out a small truck laden with goods from the store In charge of a driver and have the driver report a short time later that horse and truck were missing The thieves followed laden trucks and deliv I I ery wagons and when the drivers were Inside a house making deliveries drove 1 away with the horses Because of the wide rang of terri tory covered by the gang the detect ives had hard work getting a line on I I their operations Finally the three de I tectives mentioned learned that a man named Domlnlco Husso the proprietor of an old tumbledown stable at No ICG Central avenue Brooklyn was dojng a big business In horses and secondhand delivery wagons and was also furnish log peddlers and small dealers with large quantities of fine groceries and fancy staples They Investigated and found that nuaso had u long low shack at the Central avenue address In which there was storage room for fifty horses and ab many aprons On Friday night they I arrested Uiipso Hosarlo Cochlro and PIetro Collega There were fourteen hurses and wagons In the stable at the time All the wagons had been newly and gaudily painted The detectives em ployed an expert who removed the fresh paint from the wagons and dis closed beneath It the names and busi ness addresses of six different firms In Manhattan and Brooklyn Investlgatloi showed that each of these firms had been robbed of A horse and wagon with in a month The work of removing the paint on the remaining eight wagons Is proceeding By the application of persuasive meth ods all throe of the prisoners gave in formation which led to three additional arrests this morning nt 2 oclock Do mlnlco Bruno of No 437 East Twelfth street was arrested at First street and the Bowery Marco Hondese of No 210 lildrldge street and Giovanni Clrorla of No i12 Pr iKi street were arrested at their h HPS Bruno was tried two years afro for the murder In July 1903 of Gaetano Valenti and acquitted hen arreste ho had a loaded revolver In his pocket Mounted Policeman Shelter of the TraHlc Squad brought the number of arrrsts liP to eight this afternoon by clever detective work Ho was on post at ThirtyHint street and Sixth avenue when hu noticed a lIne horse and de I livery wagon driven by two unkempt and nervous Indians The horwt1 looked as though It had I been dilven hard and the men on the drivers sent did not seem to Stetter to I lit In with the name on the side of the wagon which was II Bolte delicat essen No Vttft Third avenue Htetter stopped the rig niul his suspicions were made tilt BtnuiRor when the Italians tiled to run away He placed them under nrrest and tele phoned to Mr nolle who said that a horse and wauon belonging to him had neon stolen from Sixtysecond street and Park avenue an hour before 9let tens prisoners were taken to Head quarters where they gave the names of Charles Collie and Christopher Mar toranl Inspector McCafferty rocogrilred both Callva Is n graduate of Elmira Refer nmory and MArtoranl Is enjoying liberty under a suspension of sentence granted after conviction of larceny The men were locked up on a charge of horse stealing and It Is believed that they era menVbern of the gang which the detectives have been rounding up DEMPSEY CASE I THROWN OUT BY JUDGE DAYTON S I Keyhole Yilncss Scored and Referee Who Favored De cree Is Rebuked REV OWEN VINDICATED Pastor and Accused Woman Declared to Be Free of All Blame new Thorn eton Owen for yean pndtor of the llrl tol R I Con rega tlonal Church wai vindicated Deputy Tax CommliilnniT for Staten Island GUY C Dempsey the keyhole wit ness was scored and llrferee Kdwnrd W RedlngtonB report was rejected and his finding reversed by Justice Day ton of the Supreme Court today when ho refused to grant an Interlocutory de pren of absolute divorce to Frank W Perkins from Nellie F Perkins Perkins Is the highpriced head of a department In one of Now Yorks larg est clothing houses His wife for years slaved as a boardinghouse keeper In this city and at ArvernebytheSea Perkins sued charging his wife with Improprieties with Thomas Owen In 1SOJ 1856 and 1SD7 The only witness who gave any testi mony upon which this charge could bo sustained was Guy C Dempsey who Is a brother of Lnvinla Dempsey ex Queen of the Holland Dames He was Perkinss guest for two weeks at the Sheer Cottage Arverne where Mrs Prirkltis kept boarders In 1S95 and made serious charges against the woman and Re Owen a boarder who preached as supply in a church near the saDIe resort Judge Scores Witnesses Justice Dayton In his decision says This Is the whole case against Mrs Perkins One witness said that Mr Perkins and the young student were regarded as being very intimate when she was living at the Adelaide Apart ments In New York In 1893 or 1694 but she saw no act of Impropriety and a Mrs Dooley scrubwoman said she can them kissing through the crack In a door and that Mrs Perkins once con fided to her that Owen had remained all night but It Is admitted that Mrs Dooley was of Immoral character Both Mrs Perkins and the Rev Mr Owen deny the testimony of the wit nesses on every essential point and they are sustained by a preponderance of evidence Dempsey It must be remembered was occupying a room with Perkins at the keyhole period Yet he never sail a word to Perkins about what he saw He states as his reason for this peculiar reticence that he feared PerKins would go downstairs and kill both his wife and Owen If he knew what was going on This reason seems hardly sufficient to explain his subsequent silence for thir teen years in view of the ultimate dis closure What Mrs Lydecker and Mrs Doo ley feared for thirteen years does not appear At the time of the commencement of this suit In 1907 Mr Perkins was III In hospital too sick to advise with coun sel and the accused corespondent Rev Mr Owen was not located and advised of the acton until the evidence for Per kins was all In He appeared at once coming from another State and did all In his power to facilitate the trial Praises Rev Owen Mr Owens Is a reputable clergyman of high standing In his denomination I think the referee erred In not affording him an opportunity to crossexamine his accusers Perkins has not substantiated his charges Mrs Perkins from all the evidence Is a woman of religious char acter engaged in ohurch and settle ment work and but for the charges brought against her by her husband of unblemished reputation It Is Iroper to say that all the surrounding circumstances are such as to demonstrate almost conclusively the improbability of Dempseys story It II difficult to see how the referee arrived at his conclusion In favor of a decree I certainly am not of his opinion The motion to confirm the referees re port Is denied with costs hui J 1A 5 g i y c t It 0 eIt I r5 6ne I e 0 6 o It i t otht 00 tot386 G4 S I 51 ii P UPS 1 1t1J LeC SO 51oIJ allDaY e t Oster taB et ctoc t1e o1tet JTSoi5Ur rf IJJ ag a prool tj co k ¼ Sc jV t t p HJ pcOi wI 4111 C Ylt s 4

l i ffl Jv 1 t I rl iii it iii DRAGS BOMB OUT OF TENEMENT AS II FUSE IS BlAZING Prompt Act of Neighbor Saves Sleepers in East Side House SIZES STRING DANGLING Supposed Black Hand Infernal Machine Pulled From Window in Time What H declared to ho n hox of giant pnwilcr mixed with some other high ex ploskn was iltugged from I lie second Moor window of the big tenement house at No EM Chrystln street nt 3 A M today a few seconds before a lighted fits had binned Into It Had the bomb exploded there would have been a panic If not worse That the bomb was thrown Into tlio house by an agent of he Black Hand the police nre positive Tho tenement I stand In a block where there has been almost ronstam turmoil and prime dur ing tho past two years In this bloc have been kidnappings murders explo sions Ores and assaults Innumerable Next door to thn tenement is Thu House of Two Deuces where twentytwo persons were burned to death two years ago In a lire started by a lack Hand agent because some noun In tho house had refused to be blackmailed Nlcolo Chlodo a contracting plasterer who lives with his wife and four chil dren on the second lloor south In lice house attended a lodg meeting In Tain many Hull last night and did not arrive nome until S oclock this morning As he was passing In the street door h aw a rote dangling from the seconu story window north In the aparments occupied by Vlncenzo Meslneo a man who IB reckoned wealthy by his country men Meslneo It Is snld ban been re ceiving Black Hand letters for months and has Ignored the demands for money made upon him Only four weeks ago a bomb was placed In the hallway of the house and he police then said the explosive was ntcndcd for Meslneo and his family Chiodo gave the rope a Jerk and down from the window sill came a box about six Inches long four Inches wide and two Inches deep The box was broken by the fall and from one end fell a sausageshaped bag from which sput tered a fuse which had already burned short The contractor stamped the fuse out and then carried the strange object to his rooms to show It to his wife The wife sent him flying to the Street declaring ho was endangering his own and her life and the lives of the chil dren Take It to the police called the wife from the window Take It quick Chiodo entered Police Headquarters out of breath Iilentcnnnts Dctaney Slipehnti unit StillKun were busy maklnt out Hie ioliunllinus reports tlcmnnd l dallv liv the ii j missioner when Clued placed tho object before them remark itig Thin Is n bninfo I Just found It DHlniify yit elititi utah Hulllvun forgo nil ihuut the KpintH a nil scampered on jelling for itliliiiln to thtow the thl Into HIP street A polltrman dozing n this coriiti awnke find grabbed up CM ulos tin ml 0 nil thrust It Into a bucket I of wntrr Then IIP carried the bucke ti n ell a nit to Knl It In Thp lniclit rm riiiitentH 111 Iii turned over to thu i liuieio nf Combustibles today 1 c GILLESPIE POUNDS STAAIKOlllJ COlin Oct 11 Richard 11 II luspin Jr of this city and Mice Snrin llarrett Pounds It soprano soloUt i t S nnrilril vestenlay by the Rrv Dr iv r ittmuti pastor of the tro by lerhn hrh Solid Gold L Eyeglasses 100 a Pair Generally Sold at 500 tor flits Vteclc I t The ron J inaKt tOts grout reduction fcs I price is bocautu I neat inuru people lu kno that It ii to their advuntugo to como to mr for iflasjtis I want more people to know that for ov v thirty years Uin tic leading optical of Xuw York aid UfooJtl I want Ihpm to kmm too that at m1 esnlillshimntj I have a tutr of the Abl nl oculist III the olty anti that the service of these et cllllsu are free to all who como to I I want more peoplo to know that Uiay carf nit alnii bo lire uf ucttlnR the right classes but that thu will also bo abi to avfl nmncv whcn they rom to me Thin h the ron for till grand offer In muniy now to Rr nn 1 I im Uillnir too fn 1COE23dN rH 0 Xoar th 541fulloll SIBklyn ltelml sIrs tot Ftnhlh1 in IS Near De butlb Av t r L1et iCiIbii SUITS and SKIRTS New York City Styles Made to Your Order Direct from Manufacturer A full saving of onehall Tou tit aA e half the coat or your Hill suIt Jnl suu nl bu a llJressoil a onion i t UP TO nir oh w room nn1 I e th Knui t molt s ever Jli layod flnent OI Sc iniitnIirliE lweI fittlnz garments liiril n Ills m ia hind I s wler cm omplrft with TI Intl our prir AVe are maunu 11P fact 1 rer nnJ toll dIrt to you Suits t Shirts ik 995 j upward I I Ii Iffh trr5 I I I Ann sun aol MI M i ale frm iron material We make a tpietalt it Mater IH HXrt i t HIGH CLASS SKIRT IA LORIhG CO I 56 East 10th St ijin I Our On Bulding Tel 43 iijii OPEN B EnoGS X1tL 7 hl J I BLACK BUCK BOOTS FOR WOMEN I We are especially well prepared to meet I the demand for Black Buck Bots which enjoy such popularity this Fall Royal Cut with Black Pearl Buttons 8 Black Castor Boots 5 I London Smoke and Tan Suedes J Al I Suede w fl 8 f With Patent Leather foxing1 Alexander 1 SIXTH AVENUE AND NINETEENTH STREET U E Ibon 2733 Cbel Furniture SLIP COVERS Recovered r r lilALfll Ll t d Urar h ci 1J A M A 1 K s tr 4195 TUMSIICIIh I i r r t WIHIIS In l rnlfOB rltli luiluiltvi friinii j PIeces hull rrentrr nl 1 tiling fo Unitr 1 F rd nnd in u il I I j I Ml Flits bn1 it o I K I an In r a ii i t I util JIuiiitttli ullittv S14198 1 lite tli irinir JO uiti viinK ni ntifftt IMnmt td1 I rnll II 11I1 10 t riuft 1111I i ill h h nut i l i iml H LEHMAN CO UPholsterers IiinVrrsW 111 ot a1 s I I rIJroXl5i1IJEOOfin m F 5 il i if M i r u1 Liiitht2EtJP F I GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE inn cu wxi t LARPETS t I i tot i ii iii f t 54 1 iFciie G I I andRanidsFunisttii I OPEU SAWROAY cI41O t I fri1 J I nli J1 I 5 w U v I JCAU crc I 5Ot tTrl i iOfl yTi iiLan Je bfl cIt1 vciay Vnid Wants i t Work MoiiJay Wonders 5 a it w

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1 I t u SHE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OOTOBER 13 1908 r MANY INJURED I t I sAH TROLLEY CAR I 1 I s L JUMPS TRACK t i Jolts Over Pavement and Side t f walk V and Smashes Into i fpntFence A swiftly moving trolley car carry Ing a score of passengers jumped the 1 track on New York avenue Stnpleton Staten Island today bumped across the iitreet and collided with the heavy Iron j fence around the grounds of the United States Marine Hospital Daniel Scott of Co Franklin avenue Orcenpolnt bad his right arm broken and sustained Internal Injuries A dozen other pas i engers were shaken up and cut with I broken lata but none was hurt badly enough to require medical attention The car wws bound from the StOeorge Ferry terminal to South Bench There tit a sharp curve at a point about twenty feet north of the beginning of the Mn Marina have been accustomed to take at full speed because there is a slight up grade Samuel Lange the motorman of this particular carY went at the curve at the I urual rat of Breed The front truck lumped the track and the head of the cv iwerved to the right The rear I trucks followed and the heavy ear bumped over the pavement climbed the nldewalk and smashed eldcwlse Into the fence Scott wu sitting In the forward part of the car on the right side just at the point of Impact In the collision Every window In the car was broken The In jured man IIS carried Into the hos pital where his Injuries were attended to WANT 30000 IN A HURRY Providing 130000 Is subscribed here to day the tuberculosis exhibit which was visited by 200000 persons during the three weeks It was open In Washington will be brought to this city Intact Act Ing on behalf of the Charity Organiza tion Society Dr Alfred Meyer has raised JtiOOO toward the sum since Satur day lust Must You Reduce Your Fat If you hiT Rotten to the point my dear madam or food sir where the excess tat must positively come off dont worry No need to peer In the jrrrnnAJlum door with a dtspalrlng glance or sniff dubiously at the soapy tarorlDesi of a bowl of Impov erished gruel You can keep on eating what you pleas If you will but ask your druftlit for H ounce Mannola H ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and 3V4 ounce Peppermint Water Get the Mar mol sealed Mix It it horns and take a teaiioontul after meal and at bedtime I for a few week Good health and firm i tuoothiflcKh reduced quickly to an amount natural to your build will reward you Too simple you say Fortunately simple I say The simplest things ue the belt 1 1 1 j 5L Alturan lIii t I i IN ADDmON TO THE RECENT MODELS OF THE m i f FASSO AND ESNAH CORSETS ARE INTRODUCING I f SEVERAL PARIS NOVELTIES IN f i COMBINATION CORSETS WHICH THEY HAVE JUST RECEIVED 1i WOMENS COMBINATION SUITS AND SEPARATE UNDER r i GARMENTS IN CLOSELYFITTED STYLES OF RIBBED AND PLAIN SILK OR WOOL FABRICS J t ALSO OF SILK AND WOOL MIXTURES SILK AND SATIN BLOOMERS AND KNICKERBOCKERS I L j L 1 Attitum chi t ruI t pT MENS FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS NEW ASSORTMENTS OF NECKWEAR SHIRTS PAJAMAS MUFFLERS HOUSE GOWNS BATH ROBES GOLF JACKETS AND VESTS UNDERWEAR HOSIERY AND GLOVES AUTOMOBILE COATS OF FINE WOOL FABRICS FUR AND t FUR LINED MATERIALS STEAMER RUGS CARRIAGE t 1 AND MOTOR ROBES t If MENS WOMENS AND CHILDRENS GLOVES J FOR PRACTICAL AND DRESS WEAR fl MOTORING AND GOLFING INCLUDING r j THE MARVEX KID GLOVE EXCLUSIVE TO B ALTMAN CO CLOVES WITH BROAD STITCHING WOMENS SPANGLED AND EMBROIDERED GLOVES FOR EVENING DRESS f LITTLE CHILDRENS GLOVES AND MITTENS 4i1J lted 35tf 5trnt nub 5tb uCtttUt O ON0006ONOOe i I JY f I tc 11 JlbCn I J West 23d Street 1 The Koch Special Trimmed 1000 Hats S Many clever conceptions adaptations and exact reproductions of model Hats I valued 1800 to 2000 I I t I 9to0Y o N00000004010000000000006000000400001 j f n r 1 Lord 5 Taylor Have Arranged for a Special Sale of Imported s in the most desired street and evening shades I including black Values up to 225 f r at 158 yd I Broadway 20th Stj 5th Ave igth St 4 i r4 d I Jfranfclin Simon Si Co Fifth Avenue IMPORTANT SALE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 14TH Copies of Paris cModels Womens Dressy Tailored Costumes Exclusive Two and Three piece models of finest Broadcloth in black and all leading Fall shades 5500 Actual Value 7500 Empire Evening Coats Long model of high lustre Broadcloth In light Blue Champagne Raspberry London Smoke or Black lined throughout with superior quality silk or satin wool interlined 2950 Actual Value 4500 FIFTH A VE 37th and 38th Sts I The Leading Tailored Hats Specialty New Models House 610 1250 J15 Specialized Style In 2800 Tailored Suits Our suits at this price cannot fail to aid immeasurably the woman of moderate means in the proper and safe selection of her new Autumn Suits I Fine satin finished broadcloths in all the distinguished new shades f 4 Catawba Taupe Navy Olive and t r Blackalso the new diagonal suit ings and rich dark Fall mixtures I Over a dozen distinctive models it at 2800 Measured by any standard they are 3800 Suits and worth it i tt I I ALL SIZES M MISSES YOUNG WOMENS M AND WOMENS UP TO 44 r John Forsythe Broadway and Eighteenth Street i I The Oriental Store A Very Special Sale Japanese Screens At Low Prices 5th Floor 4 fold Dfoot Chintz Screens both sides alike various colors 00 300 Were 4t now l 4fold 5foot Cloth Screens ellk floss embroidered panels pol 600 shed frames Were 800 now 4fcld BMsfoot Black Screens gold entbroldered panels flowers and birds polished frames Were 1000 now goo I 4foU 6foot Satin Screens carved frame greeD ground with bird and wave design and brown ground with IrIs decora 1500 I tion Were 22GO now Also a number of Sample Sricons embroidered on cotton and satin marked less than onehalf their former value Slightly luipcrfict A Vantine C I A IX Co Broadway at 18th St ffi Altnratt 010 WILL OFFER FOR SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW WEDNESDAY OCT 14th 100 PAIRS OF REVERSIBLE FRENCH JUTE VELOUR PORTIERES AT 1950 PER PAIR SOLD USUALLY FOR 3500 PER PAIR I 34th B trrrt 35tJ 01rrrt nub 51 Attrmte 0 World Wants Work Wonders 1 World Wants Work Wonders I Stern Brothers a Tomorrow Wednesday Fine Tea Gowns Negil gees AND KIMONOS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS Tomorrow at Exceptionally Low Prices CHINA SILK GOWNS WITII LACE INSERTIONS x7951 1650 FRENCH FLANNEL GOWNS TRIMMED WITH EMBROIDERY 1150 ALBATROSS GOWNS TRIMMED WITH LACE 900 EIDERDOWN ROBES TRIMMED WITH SATIN 575 BLANKET ROBES 375 inexpensive Underwear IN NEW MODELS TRIMMED WITH LACE AND EMBROIDERY Gowns 95c to 175 Drawers 45c to 110 Chemises 65c 145 Corset Covers 59c 158 Also Dressing Sacques 75c and 95c BHc Brae Dept Special Sale of BRONZE JEWEL BOXES with Ivory or Enamel Miniatures 295 495 Originally 475 and 795 THIRD FLOOR tV omen 5 French KM Gloves Much Below Usual Prices i Two and Three Clasp with r Paris Point Embroidery in white only at VSC i Regular Value 3150 Pair 16 Button Length Mousquetaire in white only g r 2 10 Regular Value S285 Pair at 0 a f One Clasp P X M Cape 11 100 Leather Gloves in tan shades Pair a Womens Mens Hosiery Exceptional Values l Womens Lisle Thread Hose extra fine quality in black Ingrain with silk lustre and embroid ered Insteps in black or tans double soles Pr 39C Half Doz 225 Womens Gauze Pure Thread Silk Hose in black and colors with reinforced soles Pr 95C Three Prs 275 Value 135 Pair I Womens Pure Thread Silk Hose in black and colors I with handsome hand embroidered Insteps In self and fancy effects with reinforced soles Value 200 Pair 145 I Mens Pure Thread Silk Half Hose in black and desirable colors extra reinforced soles Value 125 Pair 100 I West Twentythird Street Registered jflfflSf Established Trademark 33c Half a Century U I Corsets i Pansy iI New Extreme Slight Figure ModelsMade of nonstretching firm materials with close fitting tops and extra long skirts to confine the hips Prices 750 10001200 1500 2000 and upwards Silk Petticoats Specials I At 575 Soft Taffetas and Florentine MIKS in I popular street shades Close fitting tops and soft foot ruffles I rufflesAt At 675 Soft Messaline Silks and Satin effectsI in all the preferred shades Infants Wear Attractive new models in Coats BonnetaHatsand Dresses in both the Imported and American goods I Dainty Silk Caps baby style 175 Regular value 250 i James McCutcheon CoI I 34th St ppGe 5th Ave e Wnldorl J gOt4S foolS J0ciorax O o cBoraxlodineBranv a1 ACTS LIKE MAG C It if HIUWS own remedy for lender If Your Feet Hurt IIIId sv len fet4U years the flndald hssolve5 corns ftnd Or Corns L h treSS tmu fs soothes and heas bun You Trv It Ions restores the feet to normal Try t 1 uu i iy ii natural condition I CIII trial will convince Like nil good things it is imitated Ask for I it and insist on h wing Joluuon Foot Soap LaiHf take 25 dit Jl tirugfiiti Stnd for free tamp ft Money Back if Not Satisfied x WILflUx A W loCH ole LutriLut 706 Flti oo BulUu NY i Koctfm Uptown Prices Unto Dow M H 6 Shopph an Extravagance f i KKocIfe W Ca Wednesday Morning Sales From 8 A M Till 12 Noon We guarantee that our prices during these morning sales cannot be duplicated elsewhere Aoney cheerfully refunded should we be underquoted No mail phone or C O D orders tilled Quantities restricted 75cto 100 Stamped Linens 39c 19c Shirting ZMadras JOe A sample lot or STAMPED ClNEN HIIIHIINQ MADKAS JJ Inches wiUl SCARFS SglAHES anti CEN 39c white Around neat stripes and IH THEPUCES I urea suitable for teens and Main floor womens wear Vulue lc per 1C Yaau SoiAiiiil jliiVir 12e Pilov Cases 9c PILLOW CASES made from a well 69c Imported Saucepots 35c known standard brand of full bleached IMPORTED SAUCEPOTS Ilv C0 t muslin neatly hemmed and finished ed light blue 2quaia capacity 35c ready for use else 45xW inches Or 9c regularly liVsC each 5 C regularly GOc each Iluncinclll aisle Floor t75 Curtains 119 t25 Comfortables 88c RUFFLED BOUUINET CURTAINS SILKOLINK COMFORTABLES hand Renaissance edge and laser 1 1O some floral designs worsted aaar tufting tlons value 1176 pair pure white odorless lilllnc value o Fourth OOC Fourth Floor JL26 each c Fourth Floor 10 Axmtnster Rigs 650 most service AXMINSTER RUGS tOc Outing Flannel 7c able and pleasing floor cover ENGLISH OUTING FLANNEL 27 Ings era 46x12 ft value 110 650 each Inches wide pink blue and combina tion stripes and plaids for womens Fifth Floor and children wear or mens shirts I pajanui etc Ketularly 9c 71v 350 Trimmed Hats 245 7ye yard 4C A varied assortment of SAT N AND Jlulu Floor VELVET 8TKKHT HATS lurK and medium else models trimmed 1 Leather Hand Bags 49c with ribbon and wings regu 2 45 Iarly J30 WALRUS GllAIN LEAT11EK HAND Scriiiiil Floor BAGS strap handle Kilt triune moire lined wIth outside pocket cup led from imported models An cep procedentod bargain Kerfu AUr FAIRY OR iOIf SOAP reg iarly y10 each 4 yi ularly Be iwr cake Ruin Floor WESTPILALS AlVIUATOR 23c perfect hair dressing 50c size allnIlunr II Boys 59c Blouses 35c A new lot of the latest Patterns In 35c Handkerchiefs J5c madras and chambray dark and light WOIBNS HAND EMBROIDERED colors also plain white with and iLVNDKERCHIEFd scalloped and without pleats full laundered neck I hemstitched edge slightly ml5c bund and collar attached style 35c perfect Value J5c each sites I to 15 worth lie each Main Floor Third Floor 108 Books 25c 29c Fibre Palls J9c 1 re a lJ Clearance sale of books publishers 1 INDURATED WOOD FIBRE PAILS price of which Is Jl 03 All nicely most durable water pail made 19c bound In cloth and Illustrated Regularly 23c each Over 103 different titles for se 25c ti lnacmcnt lection Also These Noteworthy Specials for AH Day 275 Lingerie Waists 179 WOMENS LINGERIE WAISTS front elaborately trimmed with fine Vat and Venetian laces new long sleeve with Vat Insertions Also pretty I 79 tailored model plaited front with embroidered panels Values 5275 Womens 50c Imported Cashmere Gloves 29c WOMENS TWOCLASP FINE IMPORTED BLACK CASHMERE GLOVES doe lined value SOcj pair CASHMERE29C Specials in New Neckwear I MARABOU FEATHER BOAS extra heavy 72 Inches long In black and natural Value 950 each 75U MARABOU FEATHER BOAS 5 strands 72Inch lengthj black and nt c no I I EatO ural Value 750 each 598 The new GIBSON STOCK COLLARS lace trimmed with different col r ored wGIBSONeSTOC etch OUC GIBSON STOCK COLLARS of embroidered net newest colorings also c7 23c black Value 35c each 35c Taffeta Ribbon 21c SATIN TAFFETA RIBBON 5H Inches wide soft lustrous flnlth In the 21C newest millinery shades and staple colors Regularly 35cj yard C 89c Messaline Satin 57c PHANTOM STRIPE MESSALINE SATIN all silk 20 Inches wide soft finish and very lustrous In street and evening shades Value 89c yard 7C 175 Chiffon Broadcloth 128 52INCH BLACK CHIFFON BROADCLOTH thoroughly sponged shrunk and reflnisheJ and will retain Its rich satin lustre Value 5175 per j o yard 128 p Boys 250 Patent Leather Middy Hats 135 Only a limited number offered at this remarkable price Suited alike to boys and girls These Hats are Imported and sold everywhere at I c 250 On Wednesday only each Iod Heavy Wool Blankets Facials FINE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS spool cotton warp a strong warm deslra ble blanket In heavy winter weight finished with dainty pink or blur borders and taffeta binding SINGLE BED SIZE regularly MOO per pair 285 DOUBLE BED SIZE regularly S5oo per pair 385 Curtains Bed Sets Portieres IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS value 650 750 pair 47S 598 RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS value 450 550 pair 298 395 SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS filet and Colonial effects value 375 5O0 per pair ASU 349 RUFFLED RENAISSANCE BED SETS bolster piece to A no match value 750 JSSO set 498 575 PORTIERKS novelty effects value 1200 SILK 1700 per pair 8 cn 1ZOU VERONA VELOUR PORTIERES ilouK ue all colors value A no 14VO 20 pair ROPE PORT1EFFS made from heavy cheie rope with j heavy over drrrr vshu f5oo jsoj each uyO 4 6 nfi I Carpets and Rugs YJli I t ilLir CARJT border III match made laid and ii ned AJ Valuf 05 yard 115 I SAt NNLiIE Cd1 PETS borders to nutcli regularly 175 yard 135 3 HOYAL WII1tN tUGS in beautiful color effects 2 vlze 6x9 ft Size 83x106 Size 9x12 ft Reg F221 18SO I Keg 3oou2575 I ReCi 3500412700 j 1UIH liMSSLLS RUGS full fhe frame Oriental color effects Size 6x0 ft I Size 83x106 I Size 9xt2 ft t leg 000 1iI10D8 Keg 521504122D5 Reg 830002470 r J r 150 Genuine Inlaid linoleum 95c i I Colors KO ilirouKti to the back In tile and purquut floor patterns Icr square yard 95c A i I 125th St West sc TnUiTv J I curia ausmntaaarwmrraa5eerwna cnr rr r e w nws 1 SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS f I fJ R

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1 r t 4t J i r 4 4 i 1 J1N 4 CJW i ifr e i f i ro 0 I J 1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 1908 5 n n h BULLET GRAZED MAN POLICEMAN I HAD FIRED IIN AIR 1 I r Mysterious Shooting Endan gers Bystander During Chase of Fugitive It all came through John Sullivan twentytwo of No 115 Madison street I meeting Uzzlo Smith thlrtyflvc of No I 4 Second street on Catherine street i near the Gap early today and en KB InB her In conversation Lizzie was In a convivial mood and soon got In at argument with her newly found friend Thin ended In the ungallant John knocking Lizzie down and taking to his heels Jnincs Unsplno tnentytliree of No w Oliver street was standing In front of No 1J Oliver street minding his own I business and absolutely unconcerned bout anybody elcps quarrels He was In fact a very Innocent bystander Without warning there was a pistol re i port and a bullet came zipping his I nV It took off n button finui the front of his coat anil ploughed n neat furrow In tho cJlllh Uiibpmo droppui In the side vaik yelling he hud been shot Thero was difficulty In convincing him afterwards his stomach had not been perforated It seems that Policeman Kruse of the Madison street station saw the Sullivan Smith Incident and hotfooted It after the lleelng man He hums he tired one hut In the air ninl that it could not hue lui albly been his bullet that nipped off aplnus button Captain OToole of the Oak sweet station statminK on the lops of the sldtlonhoubo says he heard several shots Policeman ding had joined Kiuse in the chase after sullivan but he denies he used his g un Sullivan was taught and locked up r In the Madison street btatlonhoute The I Smith woman ih inched up In thf Union Market stationhouse after a I sciln wound she re MM 1 in iillijv had been dressed Daspino was convinced that he was not shot and allowed to so born t P S BOARD POINTS WITH PRIDE TO ITS RECORD Says Its Work Cut Down Delays I on Bridge to 27 Minutes in a Year For the year ended Sept 1 1W7 there were Hi delays III the mgvf nielli of trill ly cars over the UruoUMi Bridge caus ing a total loss of CJ1 minutes For the year ended Sept I IWS there wore hut fourteen Interruptions tn tralllc with H total delay of twentyseven minutes The Public Service IommlsKlon points to this report as evidence of the elll clency of Its worK In issuing orders de manding Improvement Saks CushionFlex Shoes for Women at 4 I Qa tr t J f cf d I These shoes are CUI1tru ted to give more cainJort and case than any v others but without penalizing their distinctiveresb They are beautifully mod elled and present oil correct leather with the newest cmbellishnents in perfora tions and contrast effects Twelve models button or lace I yr alu illDntPU1ty BROADWAY AT 34TII ST I I i 1 f1i G31T I c I I Shoos for Baby l Goal for Winter Dress for Wifey Money to Deposit Rent for Landlord Joy for Yourself r If your salary isnt large enough 611 to meet all these lIIalldslS tluy f should be metllll one of the Uusl 1 ness Enterprises offered for sale from day to day through World UushUss Opportunity advertisements Utiy wfi ely tan Youll s I root Orcally l lI u J n n I r q 1 I i i S 0 I 1 I GOLD 1 r I 1 I th STANDAR I 2 BLOCKS ON STAMP u c o y a a J o t I A Gold Ten Free Standard i Gold Stan i I Stamp forc Gold Stanard ard Stamps it f j1 Each lOci Stamps to Start 1 I of dour Each 1 PurchasE BooK I a t The Ideal Stamp Redeemed in either Merchandise or Premiums I i I i V V y S 3 as you desireThe Best Stamp I I i i I Forty 40 Gold Standard Stamps Tree ToMorrow I Ten 10 Gold Standard Stamps to start each book and Thirty 30 additional Tree Stamps 40 in all to each visitor to the Premium Parlor in the ONeill Building third floor I r I u I I i Attention Is Directed to Our I I Department for i Deposit Purchase Accounts ii I I 1 Investigate the advantages of our Deposit Purchase Ac counts Plan ahead for the refurnishing of your home your holiday wants Sc by using one of our miniature safes see cut which we loan free to all who deposit in sums of 100 up This is not a banking department a partment and does not issue checks From those not acquainted with the great advantages of this system we solicit a call at our Deposit I I Purchase Ortice where these advantages are fully explained If unable to call we will gladly send our representative upon request Also note herewith the 6 in terest per annum on active accounts and 470 where they are I not active during the month Adams BuildingBalcony I r I Specials in I I Stationery Books Ltc White House Cook Book S8c Special at i Lnvcropc Boxes 250 Commercial Envelope Boxes sizes 6 4 25c i and 6jj special at Letter Files Star Letter File strong and durable wood back and end slides and front covered with imported 18c marble paper S200 per dozen At each u Visiting Cards plate 1CO Visiting at CardsPrinted from your own 49c I I Three Big Specials in I liousefurnishings 1 A I Far Wednesdays Selling eon iv rGSI 135 Gas Radiators 90c i t j r Just one hundred of these extra I quality gas heating four tube 11 Radiators made of heavy Russia hI I 11L sia iron 18 inches high alumi num top finish Regular stock price SI35 spe 90c cial at I 5525 Oil Heating Stoves h4l5 IVpare for the cold weather Get a Nesco perfect heating stove Holds one gallon of oil Will burn eight hour with one filling War ranted odorless and smokeless I Has solid brass tank can be car c i I ried from one room to another These are sold under a different I name for 525 Our price for to I morrow In japanned finish 4 J 51 I In nickel finish 425 j i 225 Ash Cans at 123 I hxlra strong indestructible Ash Cans I 1 I with black iron rails to protect the sides i with double rim bottom 24 inches high I I 15 inches wide Regular price 23 i I 1 2125 special at 123 ONeill BiUiignrsmeiit 11 I j r 0 1 I Two Splendid Specials in I Blankets i for ToMorrows Selling Five Hundred Pairs White Blankets 132 Regular price lti8 special at Five Iluiiarcd Pairs Gray Blankets 1 1 42 t Extra large size Regular price 198 at J i ONeill BuildingS cond Floor Flannel Department I Bargain Square No6 8c Outing Flannels 5c j four Cases Fancy Outing Fannels neat stripes and checks Regular price Sc per yard special at SC Bargain Square No 6Fbst Floor 3 Cases of Domet Funnels Extra heavy quality Regular tic per yard special at r 12C ONeill BuildingFirst Floor Special Offering of I Odd Damask Table Cloths i Pure Irish Linen Size 62x66 j 66x82 72x102 I Regular 1 Sl2 j SU9S 285 Special 92c t58 252 Damask Table Napkins Size 20 in 22 in 24 in I Regular S23J 325 S398 special I 192 292 I 342 I itTprkish Bath Rugs In a large assortment of at and Your patterns I colorings I A 42 choice at each ffc C ONeill Building Second Floor r ToMorrow Wednesday October 14th Another Qreat Sale Notions and Smallwares Prices in every instance away below the usual and in some cases actually less I than cost to manufacture Basting Cotton Good quality 500yard Spool Basting Cotton white assorted numbers Special price per spool 3c I Bunch Tape Nontwisting Bunch Tape assorted widths in a package Special price per package 3c I Bust Forms Well made jersey covered Bust Forms correct I models sizes 32 4o 42 Special price per form 29c I Corset Laces Good quality Linen Corset Laces white black and j gray 5 yards long Special price per lace 3Uc i Collar foundationsWarren Collar Foundations in assorted i styles including the high pointed side Collar in all sizes black and i white Special price per collar 7c Cotton Tape White Cotton Tape 24yard rolls 0inch wide in white and black per piece 5c j Cotton Tape Special lot of nontwisting Bunch Tape containing j 12 pieces assorted widths Special price per bunch 7c j Cube PinsSmall Cube Pins containing 100 assorted pins on i cube white black and colored heads Special price per cube 3 4c I Dressing PinsThe Samson Brand of 400 count sheet Pins good I quality Special price per sheet 1 4c I Darning CottonThe genuine C B Ball Darning Cotton in I black white and colors Special price per ball 3c I Dress ShieldsSpecial lot of Japanese silk covered Dress Shields I light weight sizes 2 3 and 4 Special price per pair J5c Dress Shields Good quality pure white light weight Dress Shields assorted sizes Special price per pair 8c Dress Shields Pure gum nainsook covered Dress Shields in as sorted sizes Very good quality Special price per pair 9c Dress Belting Double face serge Dress Belting in black and white 9yard pieces Special price per piece 50c Dress Belting Cotton place Dress Belling wide and narrow width loyard pieces black white and gray Special price per Mece J2c Dress Fat msfull Dress Forms jersey covered wire skirt well made all sixes Special price per form J49 Dressing Pins Kirby Beard Co Sheet Dressing Pins 300 pins I on paper assorted sizes Special price per paper 3Ue Fealheruohe Silk grosgrain covered Chicago Brand of Feather bone black and white 12 yards to box Special priceper bqx 6 c Hair Tins Cabinet Hair Pins containing assorted styles and sizes I Special price per cabinet 3C I Horn Hair PinsLarge and small Horn Hair Pins 6 and 12 on a card shell an4 amber color Special price per card JOc I Hair l nsarge size round cabinet Hair Pins containing as I sorted styles and sizes of japanned ILlir Pins Special price per cabinet 7c Hat PinsLarge assortment of crystal and jet head Hat Pins Special price each 7cl Hose SupportersLadies pad Hose Supporters with button and loop clasps assorted colors Special price per pair J9c Hooks and Lyes The celebrated Dragon and Swell Hump Hooks and Eyes all sizes black and while 2 dozen ona card Spe cial price per card 4 1 Ii C c Hooks and EyesGood quality assorted brands Spring Hooks and Eyes black and white all sizes 2 dozen on a card Special price i per card 3Uc Iron HoldersLarge size asbestos Iron Holders Special price per piece 3c Ironing W a xWood handle Ironing Wax good quality Special price per dozen 6c Machine NeedlesGood quality Sewing Machine Needles all makes and all sizes 2 needles in a paper Special price per paper 2Iac Prussian Binding li inch wide Prussian Binding 9yird pieces black and white Special price per piece J 2c Prussian DindingS inch wide Puritan Brand Prussian Minding 9yard pieces black white and colors Special price per piece J5c Pin CushionsSpecial lot of tomato Pin Cushions red merino covered medium size Special price 7c Pearl nsSOOO dozen good quality Pearl Buttons assorted sizes Special price per dozen I 3c Skirt MarkersLadies Skirt Markers or gauges nickel very handy for home use Special price 39c Spool SilkSpecial brlnd large spools dressmakers Sewing Siik black and white assorted sizes Special price per spool 35c Shoe Laces Good quality black tubular Shoe Laces all lengths j 1 dozen in a bunch Special price per bunch 3c Shoe LacesExtra quality tubular Shoe Laces black 4J 54 and 64 lengths i 1 dozen in a bunch Special price per bunch 7c Shoe Lacesfine quality black tubular Shoe Laces put up in single pairs all lengths Special price per pair 3iZc Silk Llastic inch wide fancy frilled edge Silk Garter Elastic all colors assorted patterns Special price per yard J9c Spool Silk Good quality 100yard Spool Silk in black and col ou Special prier per spool 5C Spool CottonBrookss soft finished tooyard Spool Cotton black and white Assorted numbers Special price per dozen J 7c Skirt Braid 5yard pieces Angora Skirt Braid all shades Special price per piece 7c Stocking feetIOO dozen black and white Stocking Feet all sizes Special price per pair 3c Scam Binding Good quality taffeta ribbon Seam Binding Nb 2 S yards to the piece black and white Special I lice per piece 8c Stain Binding Hxtra line quality taileia ribbon Seam Binding 54 lilies wide 9 yards to piece black white and colors Sp e al price per piece J 2c r I Safety I insTJ Treasure Brand Nickel MUty y Pius a surge l sizes i I dozen or a card Special price per card l c Tape MeasuresExtra line quality doubleMitch Satin Tape Measures 60 niches long can be used on aith sides bpsuil price each 7c Tape Measures Good quality doublestitch Tape Measures W inches long can be used on both sides Special price eachj 3 c On n r r ToMorrow Wednesday II 1 A Remarkable Offering of j 1 500 Sewing Machines I t s I At 1200 Lach j 3 I I These are the Duchess Machines We have I sold hundreds as a big leader at 1500 1 I 1 I They are not to be confounded with the cheaplY con 1I structed articles turned out for special sale purposes I t they are drop head like illustra l tion old English oak case highly polished ballbearing stand automatic 1 I bobbin winder selfthreading shuttle i i and full set of attachments free 8 i Guaranteed for five i 200 years Special at 4 li I i i Others ask 2500 for I no better machine I II I Special Sale ToMorrow i Pictures at 100 1 i I J Value 250 I I Hundreds of large Pictures in great variety I 1 of subjects for every kind of wall space 1 II I etchings Iruit game landscape 100 maritus figures etc m gilt oak r I 1 and Flemish irames to suit subject i Value g250 pcial at J I Picture Framing Its Lranches lu All i Our facilities enable us to execute orders for the framing and mounting of Pictures of every descrip i tion carefully and promptly The work is the best that long experience combined with skill can pro duce and prices will be found extremely moderate I I We have always on hand a very extensive line of m the very latest readymade Picture Frames and it splendid collection of the newest designs in Hard woods Antiques and Gold for Frames made to 1 order orderWe will be pleased to submit estimates and sug i i i I SeSl nS Adams BuildingThird Floor i I I f I f i 650 Sole Leather I i Travelling Bags 1 i 500 I I I I Sole leather BagsOxford style sewed edges leather ri solid i lining and inside pocket brass trimming leather cov r J ered frame and strong handles sizes 14 to 18 inch Value I 650 special 500 j at I In Both Buildings i I Silver Bags J I Worth 7 at N 4 lixqubiti shirred ringmesh Ger 2 I man silver lluul Bag with i frames in three rich dt kT French gray Iinish j lined ttiill if tyg s I silk i actual 7 Bag tn H 400 asa7a lie sold tomorrow at In Both BuIIJs I I IJ J

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F YI OO 1111 t I I r t 6 TIrE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 1908 t BLIND DEAF MUTE TtRTURED AND I I a i r I ROBBED BY TH GS I a f Batter Charles Scheer Almost I ij t ti a Pulp and Pull Out 11 i t i tlis heath 1 Battcrrrt arl brlll ell and perhaps seriously Itijiiftfl 1 a rc nt of an en counter wltlQtlnigi In W st Fifty fourth streetUilMilKht Charles Scheer I f aIeJt mute otthlrtjthrop was today a1II1lIle object when seen at his home No idiXlntli avenue Unable except by slffn to express the agony of his sufferings or to tell the story of the nttnils trade upon him he node an eloquent appeal for synipith n2 i his slater Mrs Theresa Klein of N4 tlSS nroailnay sat at his bedside and told the this of last nights en counter Two evesbrulscd and swollen a face lacerated beyond recognition toothless dints Indicative that teeth had been torn from tWlr rocKMs and a body b17iisedt ntiil beaten to a greenish b lie tint testlffed to the power of Scheer assailant JMy brother though deaf and dumb 1 gild partly blind has been working In a tailors shop trying to earn his bread for etare very poor people and can not aToldo suppptt him Mrs Klein told the reporter When S oclock came last night and Charlie didnt show up I became nervous for In his condi tion mishaps are liable to crime to him Final y 9 oclock and no Charlie and then 10 1T became thoroughly alarmed and was about to go out In search of him When I heard a fumbling on the stairs Wo rushed out and there he was blood from head to foot His poor blind S were great swollen lumps his face cut and bleeding and though he could make no sound we saw from the horrible expression on his fare how Intense were his sufferings We lifted him Into the room and after the doctor F had done his best to relieve his suffer t ings questioned him with signs R yAs far us Lean make out Charlie hd left the shop which Is situated at Ktehth avenue and Fiftysixth street j at oclick and was carefully picking his way to our home Three men standing outside of a saloon at Fifty fourth street sprang upon him and as there were few upon the street at that hour and Charlie was unable to make a sound lie was easy prey for them fF From signs he made I think they struck him with a lead pipe over the head then threw him on the sidewalk His two weeks wages 110 tor which t he had worked perhaps more than an other man In New York was snatched from him while the thugs pulled out his teeth and kicked and cuffed his body In 1 t rage that there was no more money Ilc lost consciousness but dually 1 camu to and In the dark dragged him self home You can Ke for yourself how feriouR Is his condition and as we lire pocr I am Afraid we will not be I nbl to rive him the proper care I went to the Fortyseventh Street Police Station and reported the case Even if they do find the thugs what good will that do Charlie who because of his Infirmities has been made the vlc xlin of these Inhuman brutes u s r i M YJJ M r J YuU OUGHT 10 KNOW i that the man to whom you in trust your eyesight is thor miglih competent Our rcpt talipn backed by years if ex perience gives you the astir anci nf proper c re m he pre scribing of glasses OCULISTS nnl silesrcrsnn1 Glasses if needed as low as SI IJIfumR5 OCUUSTS AND OPTICIANS 54 East 23rd Street near Fourth A e 54 Vest 125th Street near Lenox Ae 442 Columbus Avenue 8 1 u and 82dSn 76 Nassau Street near John Street 489 Fulton Street BROOKLYN Opresite Atnhara h Stitui I I Coward 1 Shoe I J 1 Sensible School Shoes Sturdy foot requiro stout shoes Tho COWARD GOOD SENSE SHOE gives perfect fit entire ease and long wear It protects the foot corrects any tendency toward weak ness of the ankle or fulling arch For Boys and Girls all sizes and widths in button and lace models SOLD NOWHERe ELSe JAMES S COWARD 268274 Greenwich St N V C EAB Wiimzs STREET Mall Order Filled Send for Catalogue f World Wants Work Wonders J rs6Kid ESIDEN h w 1 H SUSPENDERS l They keep your trousers hanging e right and they do It without drag i i ging down your shoulders a r t t Standing sitting reaching lift 1 lngno matter what position you fi 1tA get Intothe GIVE and TAKE cord action in the back of Presi tit dent Suspenders overcomes all d strain Just examine the white C t J i circles t yi More than 3000000 men bought I n Presidents last year Pretty good i p r proof of their comfort and wear i t4 l lag quality Isnt Itt Better buy s your pair todayyou will learn wysl real Suspender comfort at once i k 14 e ry Different weights and lengths to f suit your individual requirements If MAKERS GUARANTEE on every pairSATISfACTION NEW PAIH lZ r s OP MONEY BACK tr i Price 50c at your dealers or br a ent prepaid on receipt of price r THE C A EDGARTON 1 y4 r14 n i MFG COMPANY r I t Ij j 575 Main St Shirley Mass fi Uh d n ff I 1 n J J ot V 0 H I I Li SONS I iu ton St Cur elm Place iskyn I The Special Koch 500 Trimmed Hat Many cJever model nail he leading shapes anti Iii h5 I mb te by our awn ic gnuj and crpie of impiirteii II nlMtdI that would ordinarily t from 10 tul5 Our stork throughput the More s us never in e loltlpletc I L IN newest jle ut riuarlably low puces atis a o e e qr cM Furniture Carpets Draperies I Crockery and Bedding g rrl I tM SK 41 r1 Splcce Parlor Suit mahogany finished carved frames QV upholstered In Vcruna Velour value 40 at V h li 4 Cam Roams P Irtrl r 1 25 Si m 11hy PAl t h Furnuhed JL 4j iSgi gj PRMOm Oil rsltltiltlnn nl our y tj Nilfriiiini ipjv B c Qh 5 1 I i r h t I I t r r 1 1 4 i Write for our Our liberal LNEV uooKLEi credit terms ap IL containing In ply also to Lung 1for mat ion re 9 Island New 15 f carding our out Jcrscy or ConJ c fits Mailed free P ncctlcut I d e 3 Rooms Open Saturdays 5 Rooms I Completely VS I Until Completely la Sh Furnished 0 P M Furnished 4 1 I C4RHfl UNBURNABLE CLEANING FLUID cleans ciean because it is the product ot the careful amalgamation of certain properties I which dissolve every variety of grease and cause it to evaporate instantly It removes the spot leaving no odor no discoloration and absolutely no injurious effects to the I material no matter how sheer Best of all I its safe i CANNOT BURN L CANNOT EXPLODE I For Sale by Druggists Grocers Houe furnishers and Departments I You 15c2fc50c00 wouldnt G1Apo1e1 aiewt Insist on CarhOlla

dare d otIS with a r ARBONA 35 Burnet PRODUCTS St Newark CO N J Benzine o If It didnt take the spot out you Jidnt uoo It rights Follow tho Naphtha directions IvIAKE5 S S r o 0 A LASTING CURE There are certain mineral medicines which will remove the external symptoms of Contagious Blood Poison and shut the disease up in the system for awhile but when the treatment is left off the disease will surely return Then the loathsome symptoms of ulcerated mouth and throat coppercolored spots falling hair sores and ulcers etc are usually worse because the disease has made rapid progress on the internal members and weakened the constitution and general health of the sufferer S S S is the only remedy that can be used with perfect safety in the treatment of Contagious Blood Poison and with the assurance that a lasting cure will result This medicine made entirely of roots and herbs of recognized curative and tonic value antidotes and destroys the powerful virus of the disease and by purifying the blood of every particle of the poison and enriching and strengthening the circulation removes every sypmptoin o the trouble S S S does not hide or cover up the disease in any way but drives it entirely out from the blood leaving not the slightest trace i fjrlutme outbreaks Home treatment hook with valuable information and any medical advice desired sent free to nil who write I THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA Gp j cCmuCo I dXl7t Ai l9w1t ao STIEEr N W YORK I SO Years Leaders of Fashion I s oMiltonPianofor215 I ttf Frmnh Floor A 1 is the exceptional oiler made y C to those who join our Milton j Piano Cluli this week ii ja The beautiful Milton j I 1 is t made by The lllon 1iaim Co ot New York Is an in M I I trument ot altogether diller cut class tluui those ordinnnly auk on th C ub Ilau Milton Pains to date hate broi trlit happlneis to onr J 27JO homes and their merit is uiKjueitlcmnble which makes our present offer the more remarkable It pays to buy a good Piano like the Milton with H ful rui biiriiiK tune double ttiicrreil cane III heaullful van Pnll1illjCJ inn1 ranyi lull iron n tr ivury kry three pedal und lat cut inulHcr ijuuble repealing acllon tcijjun yi touch 1 5 Down and rJ a Week A are the term uf piymcnt eitabluhtd in the Milton Piano Ciub term tint make it possible lor any one to take advan tage of tin remarkable upiortunlly A S350 Milton Piano for 215 II J W I per sf Qo e r lim JIJ1T020111JTJXJNEWYOlllc rrctrrir rwn9 a I 1 cl e purNVi Crow 1t1t Ob rlXl1 4V J9m7142o WSTREET N1V YOEIC 1YY AV I9 72o TPEIT NI W oK S1tears Lenders of Fashion 10 Year Leaders ot Iraslllnn Lovers of Art in Home Furnishings Shauld thee the Stock of the Lewis F Perm Whitney Co Boston dealers in and designers of highgrade Furniture Oriental and Domestic Hugs recently bought irons the Receiver in conjunction with our Boston store Our share ot the rare floor coverings and interesting examples ot iurniture handicraft of many periods has aroused the admiration of many connossturs and the shown is already thinning out Bostons high opinion of the Lewis F Perry The Rugs Carpets and lurniture composing j Whitney Co has been approved by the ex the stock of this well known rm are now being I perts of New York who have inspected the offered by us at half to onethird icss than tne exhibit on our fourth and fifth floors original prices SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Oriental Rugs ST Fourth Floor J50 large size Oriental tugs including Turkish Ierilsn and East India huge in exceedingly rich colors such as loft shaded reds ivories tans and old rote in sizes from 8x10 up to 10x13 Odd sires tltl to IJxHu 94 for Rugs valued at 145 to 165 125 to S142 for Hug kiown as Ghorernns MusVafoads Sava lana Sultanabacls and n number of Turkish Rues Estimated value from 175 to 6250 Small Orienta Rugs Including Yournkv Rurdistans Moustoult Silky Beloochlttnni Royal Kazaki in bold design Indicative o the character of the people who wove them all rich effective colors 9 for Shirvans and small Uoloochiitant Perry R Whitneys price were SIS to SJ2 Si for large Kurdntani Silk Moussouli large size Shirrans ranging Irom 33 wide and 5iX long Perry Whitney prices ranged from 25 to tIO S 2250 for large Vouruks silky Mnnssouls and Kurdiitans Perry A Whitif s price were from 35 to X50 116 Afghanistan or Khiva Bokhara Rugs 7800 for Hugs valued at 115 to 125 Bigelow Royal Wilton Carpets Si9 and t22j yard tar Bigclowsand Whittalls best Perry Whitneys price MTi St50 Seamless Royal Axminster Rugs S 9x12 size 3S to i5 our price e 2J fi0 Terry Whitneys price gib our price X14 I SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO French China from America for Americans tf Fifth Floor ire We say French China becau e for hundreds of years Limoges 4 91 France has virtually lived on its 1J j fine china fame for hundreds of rep years the china manulacturers 4 1 have sought a deposit of Kaolin I Cc ttl simi ar to that at Ij moges and i at last it has been found right here in America in the State ot

Texas r Costs Half Less We were among the first lo take up this deposit of Kaolin and have pieces of line China made from it Come and see how America Surpasses France and the prices are less than hallno I duty tribute to pay I First Showing Here 1 I The first New York display of American BricaBrae and Fancy China will be ready tomorrow highly artistic handpainted pieces equal to the very finest French China You us an American will bt just as proud of this China as we ace Exposition Prices are 175 to 4650 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO LinensBlankets nr stein Floor Just six specimens ot the overHowingvames that thrifty housewives can find in this section tomorrow y 70c Hemmed Sheets 59c 5000 Bleached Cotton Bed Sheets double bed ilze SlxHO i inches 3inch hem and excellent quality 110 Bed Spreads 89c 2000 lull size while Crochet Spreads hemmed 25c Tray Cloths 12hc Hemstitched plain linen with drawn work worth double 225 Comfortables 169 500 warm serviceable Comfortable full size extra filling of best grad vlnlo sanitary cotton I 125 Fancy Blankets 69c l0i0 Inncy colored Blanket Robes suitable for Bath nobel Couch throws etc OOxSn incites 450 Wool Blankets 375 pair I JiSU pairs gocd warm heavy white woul Blankets double bed size pink or blue borders u Furniture Specials X r Not antiques and not irom the Perry and U lutney stock but good examples of handsome practical and serviceable modern furniture every piece priced at the lowest figure ever quoted on equal values 1650 Dining Tables at 975 Made from thoroughly sea Y soned oak golden coior highly poiishcd 42 inch top with deep moulded rim massive i i pedestal base nicely carved claw feet six feet extension y China Closets at 1475 Made Iron selected quartered i oak hand rubbed polish finish brut glass ends und i polished oak shelves Golden Oak Buffets 2275 Selected quartered oak piano polished with two small drawers and one long drawer also two large wine closets j brass trimming S 2100 Oak Lxtcnsion Tables 51275 33110 Guillen Uak Huffet at jLuSO 5t5il milieu Halt China v loset 2500 O GoLcn Oak Dining Chairs cane eat at 103 Jloo Golden Uak Genuine I cather seat 273 rlsfOi Guillen Oak China Uo et i3i5 i00 Ciciiuno leather ouch ilUiS S 3ouu iurkiili Arm Lnair Ii475 j 3UOO 8 pc Parlor bun 22jU SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Oil Paintings 598 tar Fourth Floor Original Oil Paintings imported Landscape Sheep and Cuttle subjects trained in doub sweep gold burnished names size Oxl3t value iKOO Others at 10 I 1 i SlJiOO imported original Oil Paintings landscape and marine subjects handsomely ramed in the newest designs ot gold burnished frames size 20x33 89c for framed Pictures Christy and Jib on drawings all the popu ar subjects framed in black quartered oak size J3U2 SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Groceries You should not miss our Harvest Fes tival the greatest lure hood show ol the year Interesting demon strations and tempting samples without number Music and other at tractions besides the ipeci U prices tar sixth Flour I Surnr Cured Hums Royal Stuart Frrrh Smoked Os ToOICUOU S brand cut tram young cornfed Inspected mild lender seet young pig U S Impeded old at this Ox Tongues laid rlIu price with rover urderi 11Lc Iarlyal Ibc tp clal p er Y 12c only ptr Iboo Jz Ib 4 Sifted Early June Peak Rojal Stuart sweet Sugar Corn Cameron brand brand tender meet green pen tender while iMet corn sold old regularly at ISc special regularly at Ice special cue cue 24 cans 35O doz lIe 24 cam lli dot Uhci en i 1C 50c 1iSi can il cam JUC Fresh LutclouD Ilnrao laundrr S u a D Swlffi Wines Liquors IH tea prlcu He i Pride nr Naphtha 10 I iceclal dozen 25e recular Sc bare 38csort horn MaclHr lISc a for S J In carton JOl Muc lel and ToUay Apple Orreoluc and New Iuw loui Crape Fruit I Ouaranteed regular 0 year d Bbl 2l oriel 4Uc hot UuhhlnlDbl l i Regular IBc tie dot price c special ijS X half bushel basket Special dozen e I talB bottle I 3OC I 5e Bill No a basket USc 3 lorI C Zliifandel Claret aloe full Y heaping 25c inln 11111 delivered Borden Irerlra Milk calm lllMilnr si Ala Burgundy III Tom aloes 0 late No SO tall Huulirne and Rod p e BOt juurmllGuaranleod J cam ItetfUlarly toe ipo can oC l can old Old regular clal Case 24 cn ly at UT8 per italian frO doz tlri lied Kidney llrani Ret I neclal per i rvc large No 3 lie ularly tae ease 24 gallon 105 can cam Elal IOC OlIcrurn or Old Crow fork and IteanIlugu dOE IUl l can A e nl rt7 smooth ularly Oc pedal and mellow regular nJ Io dOE J17U large I enun CliniC 1raclie Price ia a per naOun arx I PiP No 3 can loC Hegularly 3vr per special gallon a fIIli Broken llnail lUto Sold dozen I1MIO large special dozen QR bottle full quart DC regularly at Uci ape can i JC li uniiuet Coektallldade clal 10 Ibi r u from the best bitter n 41c Ib JnC Nr Kvnpomlrd Ammlrt and Straight Nrir Iullrd Firs Special Sold regularly at Ion I PeUal cue IS whiskey hot cial 9lb box 15c special 4t4lbs11 1C ties 8SO bot II per Ib flute Ib tie 85e Royal Stuart Cottrr Our famou fa Fragrant TralAII our regular blend ot pure MandhellnK Java and 10c Jf grade bulk teas straight or genuine Arabian Mucha the best I blende1 Iu suit the purchaser In can buy 3 Ibi E I that money J I any quantity up to 10 lbs Hr 9c In decorated canister p catjnj Ib i ii7C Buaar 20 lbs Havemeytr A Elders I lulU JJuotLlt the Gold Dust Twin belt granulated sues laid to pur do your work poclal 8 large chasers of H worth of our 98e I Lib pits limit 8 t l bulk ten or coffees at I Ikll tor I Of DOC n n SI11P90N UHAWFOIID CO BARGAIN UAauaicni t BJlRGJJIli BASEMENT R stupendous purchase enables us to oiler Boys Gothing at positively the most f sensationally low prices ever quoted This is indeed the greatest purchase from a low I The Western Manufacturing Company Makers of price standpoint we hac ever made and we are going to sell on nay and Children Novelty Suit and OvcrroUs were declared the same basis 118 we hougift We want to leave a harjjaiii bankrupt Vc purchased Irom the Receiver their entire stock at AI impreiMon youll never forget I less than 3I5H cents on the dollar V 1000 Boys 2 Suits BASEMENT S 1000 Boys 3 Suits and Overcoats r Reelers and your choice tor 98 C Overcoats 148 4 r Suits for large hoys 7 to Suits to fit the big boys y z oYB li a 10 Russians for the little ages 7 to lOj for the little fellows 8 to 8 fellows H to 8 Every suit r c i 1 i Reefers double r I g large new would be at a bargain y i I oreasted styles a vents in double the price I 1 I I li back i ages 4 to 12 I I I The Russian Overcoats It y Overcoats in Russians ages 2 1 to 8 of equal I II U natty ages 2 lt to 8 The value None sent on approval r i 1ff fabrics and styles in the 1 II proval and no C O D 1 I lq above must be seen to be tf orders filled I Iru i I i ki J I appreciated I IJOS Knee Pants 25c Joys Gaps ItJc 1000 Boys 450 Suits Overcoats and 1 98 Reefers while they last at tJJ All wool heavy weight Blue I All wool and wonted new Genuine Ailrikhan double lloy heavy wrl iglit Plr Genuine heavy Frieze Reef irrg bull ge7 to IB I noy two niece Sulls ages breaded Iv rtoatsdshades coat rarlllll hIII1II1I aKa I en in tree Ihel 109 108 1 to Iii 108 ages 9K tot 108 I T to III 103 I I T rt SIMPSON CAWTO1U CO u 1r

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OM r b 1 ow 1 THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 1908 I 1 m WHERE DO YOU i STAND HUGHES ASKS CHANLER Wants to Know Attitude on r Race Track Gambling and Service Board BEGINS FIGHT HERE Opens His Own Campaign in This State Vith Three Speeches ToNight Are you in favor of repealing the Public Service Commission law Are you in favor of transferring the power of the Public Service Com mission to any other officer of the Btate if so to whom Arc you in favor of having the Public Service Commission deprived of any of its powers if so what powers would you take aicavt Are you m favor of the repeal of the HartAgnew bills prohibiting gambling f Are you in favor of the restoration of race track gambling Are you in favor of amending the Constitution io as to take out the prohibition against public gambling These clr questions Gov Hughes In hli peeche tonlfrht will nsk of LieutGov Chanler his Democratic op ponent rht y form the text ot tho enersetlc carnpalsn the Governor will waRe throughout the State from now until election day S Mr Hushes was In New York for a few hours this morning He spent the afternoon at the Warburs Orphans Home near Mount Vernon fulfilling a song standing nonpolitical encasement to be present at a philanthropic cnle bratlon there Immediately after din ner howeer he plunges Into politics with thrc evening speeches at New Rochelle Mount Vernon and Yonkers At mldnlRht he will enter the private car that If to be his home for the next three wee s and start upState Illon Little Falls and Utlo are hla stopping places tomorrow Fighting His Own Battle The Governor Is In One fettle Only halfheartedly supported by the regular Republican organization he Is starting out to figM his own battle regardless of managers or bosses He realizes that he has a tremendous opposition to overcome but that has made him all the more keen lor the tray Race track gambling Wall street gam bling Metropolitan traction looting and defense of the Public Service Commis sion are the texts of his campaign Mr Chanler Is to be the target at which he will aim every shot Personally Mr Hughes considers his opponent a gentlemanly wellmeaning fine fellow but politically all clubby feeling Is to be forgotten and the blows are to be given straight between the eyes There Is to be plenty of ginger In tho campaign Th Governor Intends to ue names and figures when he speaks The cloak of respecuiblllty Is not to hide traction manipulators or race track owners I Posers fo Race Track Men This Is a SUIOUH political campaign and not a mailed ball he said today He started tils morning on the trail of registration and propounded two more questions In coineotlon with his former Inquiry of the crooks Against whom are you7 Tjese took the following formWhat What does It signify when on the first two days of registration this year there were reflsterod from the build ing of the caiey Island Jockey Club 135 men as against a total of 12 for th four days it last year What does It signify when the Brooklyn Jockef Club registered H men In two days ths year as against 27 In four days last year Next Saturdiy night the Governor will make a vhlrlwlnd tour of New York City dollverlng numerous speeches 261 ELECTORAL VOTES fOR BYAM ASSURED Thats What ViceChairman Hudspeth SaysAnd Lots More to Come J Here Is Ho doctorrtl Vote hy which Mr Bryan will he elected President us I figured out hy the Democratic National Committee Vlcofhitlrman Hudaputh In charge of ICmtiTn hmuliiuartcrs I gave out ma lint today Solid Kmtli Including Maryland ICO Kxbrasto 8 Nevada 3 Imllam 15 Ohio 23 West ilrBlnla 7 New fork 39 i Total 201 t Necossiry to rholrn 2 2 1 s1OOOO TAMMANY ASH TO Am BRYAN i Tamrrnny gave J10010 today In the I Democntlc Xntlonul toimnltteo anil besides will pay all HioYxppnseii of the Bryan neotlnff In MadUon Square fliir den Oct 20 Tht Ii the largest windfall that linn oome to the National Committee and I cr atrd delirious joy In till llorrnun I IIou pcverty lat Theru will bo dnscr from now on I I VtctCbklrman Uudipttb 1 jj s4 1 MASKED ROBBERS VICTIM ENDS HIS LIFE WITH GAS I I Rich Baker Marcus Despoiled of 960 Found Dead I Beside Oven I II I After having been robbed of f60 by three masked robber David Mcb Mar J cm a baljer of No 275 Broomc street committed suicIde last night In om of his basement bakeries at No 17 First avenue where he was found this morn Ing 1 1 Marcus who wts a llttlo man of ilftyfour years had fastened a tube bout hlii body and Into his mouth and then sat down In a little pit by his oven where he had started a fire pre I sumablv for the purpose of consuming his body after the gas had killed him I But the fire went out Tho news of the robbery was conveyed In a labored note written In Hebrew and i left on a bench near where the body was found Coroner Harburger had i some difficulty In getting the note trans I lated owing to tho tremulous character of the writing finally It was made out as follows Three masked men came and took J960 from my trouser pocket Six Ital ians were there This write I Marcus I FEDERAL COURT I GIVES NEW ORDER FOR HARRY THAW II S I Matteawan Officials Ordered to Produce Prisoner at Pittsburg While Harry Thaw was back In his old Quarter at Matteawan today fuming and pouting over his enforced return to the company of lunatic crim inals the effort to get him out of the State of New York on a Federal writ wa renewed at Plttsburg Thaws receiver In bankruptcy Roger OMara loft White Plains yesterday aa soon at Supreme Court Justice Mills dismissed the haboas corpus proceeding under which Thaw lawyers hoped to I win a lunacy trial by Jury for him This morning OMara appeared before Federal Judge Archibald at Scranton Pa and secured a new writ similar to the one which wa served on Sheriff Lane of Wcstchooter County a few days ago commanding the asylum au thorities to produce Thaw before the United States referee at Plttsburg for an examination by the creditors named In his bankruptcy petition i According to a special despatch from PlttsbufK this writ will be served as I soon us possible OMara telegraphed the nmvB from Scranton to Thaws Pitts burg attorneys The prior writ stipulated that Thaw after the hearing of the bankruptcy cue should be returned to the custody of the I Now York State authorities OMara did I not In his telegram to the Thaw attor neys at Plttsburg state whether the new writ made any such provision There was an Interchange of telegrams FREE It Costs You Absolutely NOTHING TO TRY CRUDOL In oruer to demonstrate to the world that Its ono greet and lasting remedy for HID nick anil wanting scalp falling out nulr etc hits been discovered anil dcveioiieil Into it thing Hint IK now a K ninnu rich lilnsilng THE MANUFACTURED WILL PLACE AT THE DIS POSAL OF THE PUBLIC ONE MILLION FREE SAMPLES This minnn tbiil believIng that there Is HI IfiiHl 0 N E sulforlns num wunmii to 14jy aEv NTYEIGHT of our population thuy NTYEjGHT do their level bent to Blrelcli their wlllliu hands itbr nd vcr the luul and give to ONE MILLION PEO PLE the product of iliulr brains arid their money YOU COME IN FOR YOUR SHARE I Ilk It arid welcome ASK YOUR NEAREST DRUG GIST FOR A SAMPLE TUBE OF CRUDOL If lie hnslnt It It Is either hccauae lie Is not one of the PROGRESSIVE dniKKlftii or else ho 1445 run out of Die supply Tho next ln al ililnn then Is Io hfiul us n twomil stamp to Kitlitr with your mlilicus mul the address of the driiKKlut Io whom you llrsl applied und you will receIve b ret II tO mall II aninple tube nf Crinlol enough fur ecvfuil 111111 lorIs to tout its clllrlency III your own Inill vlilinl case DO TillS TODAY AND YOU WILl DOTH THANK US AND BLESS THE MAN WHO DISCOV BED AND DE VELOPED CRUDOL ADDRESS The Crudol Co 1777 Broadway New YorU City 0 in liLilio lent till tiollit WhICh Is tnhl I Milrifi1 of vltsil lliipirlnnrc to Tlmv An oiilfr fMiii tiic IViliriil Iouil win crVHt upon MM mitlmrltliH of MiUlca u ui Stiito I 1 liii high itntinntiil MK Than lc iippcm in IlUiluiri not I I Illl tllllll Il Il H I lottTVIl US tills niilir WUN ilhitiil In Slirrtrf LUMP Dr I ikpr nrllii mipi i liitiinlciil or Miittea ttm took HIP nilvlic or rotitiM ntul 1is iiirniilril It Tin prl iitni iiKilliiT Mrts William Tlnuv vlin liinl Inpi RKippIni at ti P rinlpton Ami 4 In Wliltr JHIns fr fpvirnl wfol i In uiilir In nc ncr I IT son loft 1 lie IMnln tniny nrcoln piinlid li IHT iliuinlitiT i Mr nun I MVr i1 i r v 1 V i p 11011 Cot in i I i Iy Yin i i vr jj nn 1 i i i rj1 in 11 1 1 j i tnpintoli Mi ll s CASlrrR A For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature t I of DRUG STORES 1 his sign over a Drug Store signifies that what you bu with in is backed up by a Rikereputation of 62 years standing That Reputation has been attained by constantly and consistently selling the largest possible quantity of tile highest possible quality of Drug Store xxxls at the lowest possible prices It means als that the person who enters a Riker Store is looked upon as a patron one of the great throng to whom we are grateful for our success and to whom we give our most respectful intelligent and courteous at tention 62 years ago this sign meant one small retodty it means 17 large stores in New York Brooklyn and Boston with more to follow Phoophnte Solid Ib 10 Ciscara Tablets chocolate coated owd Uorlr Arid Ib 2 r J ur per lee 1 BURST of Milk lb lift Powd Borax lb 12 Ulkpra Superior Brand J wd Alum lb 10 Lady Web tar Dinner Fllli hot Quinine Captuleu 2 r dor 17 nf too 2t 3 ir ilor lie r f iloz 1 Powd pnmlrr Stone lb IO Calomel TahlPtt r ot of loo 1 r DobBlli solution pt bot I r A plrn Tablets 5 Kr per 100 1 Powd Sulphur lb 10 Tlnct Onen Soap 4oz bnt 211 Comp Cathartic Illl bot of 100 2t Warburg1 Tlnctur 4oz bo 4r Rose Water pint bot II Puller Rurth It 10 Y Cop Rhubarb pllli Per 100 h Itittr Bett r than inr an Phenacetin Iooder r jr dot 2O 10 gr dot j i Rtokri Bxpectorant 4oi bot Erwom Suit lb 11 fi any other Preflplntert fhntk lb 141 Powrtcrfl 1rli Root Ib 40 Ulb 2n Face Cream Camp Tjrorlc e Powder Ulb 201 1lb HJ Cream Tartnr lb JlOi Hlb HI Riker Violet Tlnct Benzoin 4or bot 2r Rhubarb and Soda Mixture 4oz bot in Cerate SOc AT OUR aITII STREET STO11R Demanitrntlon of Arnold Vibrator Electrical CnuklnK Dr vlces American Thermos Ilottlr R1JEJs DRUG STORES 9th Ave 2M St 7th Ave i 14th St 18 eM 16 West 34th At 901 St A Brondwav 5 Store i In Brooklyn I4uh St lurt WMI of Kth Av 10 Stores In Bonton i Special Sale of 2800 All Wool Pure Worsted 20 Suits for Men and Young Men at 51350 4 All Journeyman Tailored All Smart Brill Models i The New Green Shades f 1 The New Brown Shades iI The New Smoke Shades i i t Journeyman tailored allwool pure worsted suits in the new est most wanted shades and j1 cut on new correct models are b hard to find even at 20 T The price 1350 is possible j because the fabrics in these suits s were bought underprice from ff the mills direct and the tailor jJ ing was done at least expense 1 by Brill directed shops during I dull season Every suit a 20 suit Every suit guaranteed to give 20 e service 4 servicem J1 dJ NJUJlIJ r Hint hlUltrs V F llnilnn Stare Oprn ivinlnit 279 BROADWAY n Chambers St 125TH STREET cor 3d Avenue UNION SQUARE 14th 5tn away 47 CORTLANDT n Greenwich V V iki i f OPEN liVUNlNUS UNTIL V OCLOCK l 1 frrf ulll br nllnunl im nrroiiilntlnn nf j I i III tUr lid mUrrlNrmrnt mt any jirllrlK I IMII 9 I l Vli I I I I I UIKilU 1 S J iiiirrlinxil tar rash thin nrrk i inr Our Write 190809 New for tuhWfsft ijW Catalogue c Availed Free AKIdlt r Ill IJ IIIIiSIS at r Mltlli4 U iHIOim ioldrnl 1lnllltlI Inir urllilri ill I im miUillliin Iu ace uoldn I IIIK Ullltlr HAIWfttlllll I lour hull D nlrrmi uiirrruiini lumlnir rim find I link llrnolnr Cese l llr llrmr i nifl t her ttuulil auueAr la your liuiur In linn ubtuiiili Inml i I tiu i Iurlur 1 1 IIUOMiN ITIlNlnllllll Cfit mi in r I I i I llrilE ti rrflllll 3 r i chile lUm u ell i J IMlIKrK AT QVI bmiM Irlmiiiril win1 I IU1UUUIIII1 i AIUU UIIll H r tVI IIINd I nil IllllSIlil 11lVfi m nlra Uril Nurluiri ilubr iilr ul Ininil u 1 IlltIrC4b 4 rlrlinimi Agents for Grand Rapid Furniture 4jiiif lyicf iHlr IVnllirr IlU 1IlrnllIII I tI r Irlrnliil I Tilj Lh 1 Credit Terms luvthi ruiuiurtdbltft IDIIi I llnrkrri V I Liberal re It crlns I llul iliulri IJI ieiiriuin I t iinl Mulllni CiinS nitS iinMI I l luk Murl uml liiV H5 urlb 750 lown I U tk IMi Iillrl MM 10 S lied iiijriui ur It 100 1000 I 200 lllflM I ljilll sr hor lu IIH IUS Oali I11lt 150 1500 II 22S I rl uli rriiiie utlli n ri Kilillrll I i iiuiitllli frathrr ZOO 4 2000 250 I Uiiur i oMjJ o u F Cum In II i u miie l iiiicn ur ItriucerN I f l Chili oik I 300 I 3000 II 3iO I tun Ililr lillrbrnl Illnlor liiiilr Till r IL vi I TO sill dun L 1lIIhIlIO olrril ilrrf Illiinr lf I r Illf lillDHIIl Klllllfll Table Im r I i Our I rein liuilv In Srit Vnrk Mmr iHlilt 1l riiril I v rcl lau W rn Jfrfi sail Ciinnn MlI ilh I A a Cars lrnttet LEXINGTON TO 3D AVE ljlI TO corn ST I ci F40 p Every Ones Opportunity 500 Pianos for 250 Do Not Wait Join the Club at Once I Club Members Save 250 500 Walters Marguerite Concert Grand Upright Pianos for H 250 Anyone Can Join the Club by Paying 5 at Joining the Club and the piano will be delivered Thereafter Only 1 Per Week No interest no insurance and no eXUns250 thats all 1909 Model Walters Mar guerite Concert Grand Upright Pianos at Half Their Real Value We would urge you to become a member of this club immediately as the club will soon be oversub scribed I Mr Walters Says No matter what price you pay for a piano you cannot pos sibly secure a better piano than the Walters Marguerite Wal I ters Marguerite Pianos contain the finest tone lasting lost mo tion repeating action which is known to be the best in the world They have finest copper I wound strings in the bats fine I selected ivory keys patent cov I ered polished sharps finest 16lb I I hammers in the world 7 I I I octaves and the W P Coa im i proved pedal action They em i body all the newest improve ments and many other little I I achievements that are inven I I i I tions of my own and are not to be found in any other piano I The tone ol the Walters Margu I erite pianos is rich and resonant I The touch is exceptionally elas tic and responsive The treble is brilliant and mellow Their singing qualities are with out a rival The cases of Wal ters Marguerite pianos are in I tirely new and original in design double veneer cross banded rind finely tinished throughout We guarantee that the Walters Mar l guerite pianos will hold their tone longer than any other piano we know of In fact they are built to last a lifetime and any one buying one of these in this sale will make one ol the very best and safest piano invest ments in the world They are perfection in piano making Attention is called to our special offer of 900 Water Mastertone Player Piano Outfits I comprising player piano 12 rolls of musk cabinet and i I scarf for p 450 I Uu cuuliou uu riot til liUJ Illr iul iill ur helter kiiuivu u niulilb ur1 I piano li IB just like tltruwliif jour iiiunay awry They art lake worn uut machinery absolutely worthies Otherwise people would not part wllh them Why should you buy thes cumofr piano when In hue vale you can buy a beautiful now piano that Is fully guaranteed for IS years i on OUCh easy term as fs DOWN AND I I a WKKK Dont ninir imr nlil piano Let ui lake It away and send you a new oho when you are rcnuy iu ae it Into your aes horn Select your new piano In our wardrooms now and we will dnllver It to youi hum when you desire I DIIIII liur ii pluno iinlrii It bears the makers iiinu ivury piano In this ISIS Is built by HIM nlfbralol I Wnllors 1ianu i of Now Turk ant tears tho makfs mimo If n pi mo I doiUht hem ihe iii Kiri nadie lht r Is something wrng a Hh It Hvery Walters Minrunrli Via flu It buIlt ti I nst n lirelline ATVKN illlfJ i Tlll TIN A I iLrlliUli is TIM iirn AH ncit1 or A insn IUTI MOTION Vi TUINH wlich lln n nliu is font do sr the flisi in iii orlil W ci I 4 1 i 1 jj lm wont In lIlly tin hlEli i iira1 Insi motion ncilin plfinn ii 4 eiy I IK ciiihiK In UK iiiltaiiiiiKK of this Hi t once iiilmn ou olil jmnn fur 11 lIoW A nllrr Mnrcurrllr V lll uilj your old ts In 1 4 ji Mi nt and ise you the prM n i nnylni fin i on h ii11 f u Ii All Can Ttantftr to IOOMINC ALES Lt to 3d A ic 59th 10 GOsh St The key to Fortunes vault is commonly known as a World Real Estate ad Acquire OneToDny C e1 n u I FreeTai sfer Our agent at 59th St und Lex Avc will hand you one ItsgoodaaSc J I etr cash on n 1 purchase nt our store which makes it lust the same as though K f ALL CAPS TRANSFER TO ooffllllfdule 1 LEXINGTON 3aAV l 59o6OSr 110 Black Spangled Robes I I 498 I This is the time to prepare your costumes for the winters social functions And this is your opportunity Black Spangled Robes make the most striking and effective garments Thl Is the most striking value ever offered The Robes all silk skirt is lire most elaborately spangled on net The nil ready to put on a band The waist is ready to be sewed together er ate worth all of 1000 Our 7 498 price tomorrow i Hloomlngdalc1 Main Klvor 60th St Section i Combination Dinner and I Glass Set 136 Pieces 598 i I I A Rare Bargain for Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday The combination comprises 136 pieces as follows 100Piece American Porcelain Dinner Set including vegetable diuhes and regular size meut dishes This is the most durable porcelain made each piece is neatly decorated and handles are gold traced And 36 Pieces of Thin Blown Glassware including 12 water tum blers 12 seltzer tumblers and 12 whiskey tumblers This I 135picce combination set would ordinarily cost you no I less than 900 As a special feature for the remainder 5 98 of this week the Bloomingdale price will be None C O D UloonilnednlM1 Third Floor 30th St Section Lexington Sewing Machines Are Within Everybodys Reach I i c We Offer S Beautiful New Styles 4 7 At 1950 21 2250 and 31 I on the very easy terms of 4 t c 5 Down 1 a Week Lexington sewing machines are miiue by one of the formost machine makers in America and bear that makers name They are built on the most uptothe minute plans and are peifeciion in every detail The cases are a drophead design of line oaK and the working puts arc of finest hardened steel They embody all the new improvements and ale very easy to run Exclusive dealers ask more than double our prices for m chlnes not even as good 40 Lexington Sewing Machines 3 drawers drop head at 1950 45 Lexington hewing Machines 5 drawers drop head at jyyM 50 Lexington Sewn Machines 7 drawers drop head at 2250 60 Full Cabinet Lexington Sewing Machines at 3100 Vlth every iiiariilne wt will Klvo iitc during this sale a mteit luudlu tin odder and a complete MU of instructions ll 1I1KII u Illjil K uor uUUl St Suction GROERIESThe Lowest Prices Ever 1 Made 011 tile Best Grades 11 AlIul orders for gron IL j hiegd In I Into beicad our regular WIIIIA ielivr hen 04 IlIUM te fteCOnlMlIIed cy mony unies CUllumer b81 a charg 4ccur4t FLour Highest grade XXXX Best for Bread Best for Bifeult Jul Best for Pastry Only one 24M lb bag to a cue tomer ut this ridiculously low price 69 C I O W lI1el Per ib Lt1tL IUNI hS ANII GUt I3t stc H CXItIInl Callenth lnnanUn IOc can In J Ollr roaulr I C Oak can 9c TII C NW I I till Clln l4r1 DI CAI lb 5c IIi4OreAly clIeed Sioite en 38c 1 I 1III S f a nlra 11 Sll IlInc call 16c ASIUIOVK TIPS Ira lorge Iuar 5c All tn lip 25c Ior POtli4i I r 01 4 I tl4 III AIULUW T r IS i lw I I I S oiY faire per 1Sy 1111 1IllilllSr for SOUlS fld ru 15c IIIIAII II I It gouts large I il tound 1 illtinlI I lrli 1In1t can 20 C A I It I 111 T S II 10 li Itjt4ll n rl lust extra regular 1 I c large in II I 1c I extra 1 12c cn o 10c clln StltciIlxIra IIHgo NI w TII fllr i OJ 1 OU 1 r 7c 11 A I F huNTue alit 11c slw loImlS F IIt tH packl1 our CUIIIOII 1I1AoiSb Vtwit II lIr 12 c cn regular I e lOc can Irll lauo 7c p I It il I WIltING II I t S t5 nllSCII lEl I I IA II l I II 1IUlly rdiieI us I I 7tetru Sne lta IIISIi I 1 i Ira ISllr call i2e I I 1IlIIall OUr reg r1 1111 I Ir 65c sod Hr 1c ulllr for tAc IIrdu 17c II pts 4 ti JlIt 11ISSGlua iy f1l1O 1 S 11 I4ElF4IIi rlut J eao ItalY 4c r 18c au 12Jc all WooIIjdales lIaonl 0 oMorrow Morning Sales N C O D Mail or Thine Orders Filled None Sold to Dealers Nun SIII After 12 oclock at These Pikes Womens Muslin downs 39c Tnfela Silk Petticoats 239 vlli fiji I lKl ItCk style Will Son llnuii tUuKril llaunca and ii I enilirolilorv ilictrl Ion be In kPil ruffln l I bar IUll1 duat11 Of fill IlllltU Jl PI 51C Parisian Hat huts iJc Mili preuy styeb Uiat Jut C 50 Leather limit I n 2 4iW are all the nut In Paris S350 11111 Bags ioU ieaioler i 3gB lli omlniMilf Stain Kl 3J Av Sea lit u in walrus ui seal leathers iiiiihiT Iliml rlvfifil frames 98c Bead Necklaces 4bC tiiln1 Main n Mil h si Si in MHit Jliiclilj piu fil or cut beats vli nauni olitKfn Worth 9 I stCO Ilrncclei Watches 29i ill ninliu lni M ii III n Mitt Si Si I 111 I 4 J 1 MourtciJ Hack drabs at dSc I ii p K nit hH xtl Hi UIUUHI l jiiiiiril I TH f If t HIH KUII tin ma prity stOries n oc mlnirali Mmn P 51 M Bo narrow or broad lops Worth I nH muib U Tir llli milne1alf IIn Fl 8d Av Bee Cloth U ind Hooks 23c Safety Razor Sets III 29k ul 1SllUI l if it l tr M vii Hrlooter Marriage BevLii keen edge blades an 3 t piece liuUler guaranteed Main n pr ArriJ Iii iomlndal Main P1145th St 9a 4 Bargains from Our Fur Sale 4s jj 1 18 Peisan Paw Fur Sets consisting of a fine 56inch scarf and flat pil ft 4 5 75 low muff at tpif I O Womens 50Inch Pony Fur Caals worth 3500 7500 at PJdVU Womens 25 FurLinedCoatt lined with brown Spanish or sable mink have large col lars of brown I lynx excel f 12 00 I tional values nt f i Lo v Mens 555 FurLined Coats lined with brown Spanish mink and having piecedPersian lamb collar very i 23 50 special at qD I llloomltiKilales 4 ScconJ Floor Mill St Bertlon i ii Mattress Bargains i I I I I I Toinonow Wednesday only we offer several of our best sell I ing mattresses at most substan I tial price reductions as follows Our 6 Combinaton Hair I i MattrtSS soft hair top and I bottom tides and ends cov ered with heavy tf 9 QQ ticking full size at tp J O 1 Our 650 Fibre and Hair I Mattress made of best Afri can fibre with hair top And 1 bottom full site t 498 I i 12 Elastic Felt Mattress i I mad of fine sheet of felt built I I in aycrs Cant get lumpy I I guaranteed to give pcrfet sat I I I isfaction and if after 60 days trial it doesnt do that we I will refund your 8 On A i money epiJu UIA mlnln Fourth Floor j I Childrens 2Sc I Sleeping 17 1 Garments t C I On Sale horn 9 10 12 aClock To I Karraic Wedntiiay Only I i These pmenls I aremadecia I l heavy weight cot I j v ton natuinl gray i J and v hit e jfTi I 4 Y n e c eel lined 1 1 J They are jus the snugly warm par I I nurti that lite L t cover kiclers i need All L es Uiuauingd4Ls Main Floor 3Uth St Fectlon I Uh n 10 Wdtham OJ Elgin Watches I 488 Mens Gold Filled Watches Open mace or ItT vCES J J huntinn crse stycs en tT graved or Ioo engine I y 5k titrned I Fitted with i I AI renowned I mJ 1L f 7jcwellld 1 nickel 1 1U1Cd Wall hi 4S Ihlln 0 j 1tf6r Erin move C II1tnlS I II1wII i in Kn ir Pro 1T Ttro I 1 I Gold Spring Eyt r glasses at 39c I c gt i Qii9 1 They ore Ailed vMh pure I white ilex crystal pntbcupic lenses in fashiunul tkelelon I pattcin Sold by exclusive optici r for u much HS I 200 r lj J jalrii KJ u i ufiMiirr I lllOUIllllllltlll S I I Miln Flu I l ltre I How to Buy on Easy Terms Ii I and Save Monty j Consult our noiiMtiiUe 1110 InK iliiiaiiineni on the Third Floor You may lu furniture j houhoirl 100111 elI IpI 5 rugs l oil palntiiiKi 001 log innnin i tnlklni iiiiuliliieii utoven In f fact iilmon anvtlilm you neal for the IIOUKI lioldon moat I liberal term M Hmr 1 All Cars Transfer to Dh iingdales Lex to 3d Ate 59th to Wlh St 3C 1 J J y

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aJ J urnz n 100 r I 1 1f i i f r r q I T 1 8 n THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 13 1908 f PASTOR MYERS rrs EXPlAINS HIS U HATS OfF n RULE i Says the Merry Widow Style Has Forced His New Church Order By Ethel Lloyd Patterson It Is selfishness not vnulty that makes a woman refuse to take her hat off In church says the new Dr I Cortlantl Myers of the Brooklyn I Baptist Temple Goaded Into action by the nilobliter ating outlines ot the Merry Widow hat 1 Dr Myers has been conducting a de termined warfare upon them Ills cam I palgn hoe been attended with much ex citement and surprising success It re quired the united efforts of every the atrical manager In New York City to accomplish a feat similar to that which I Dr Myers ha carried out singlehanded However the shepherd of the Baptist Temple flock Is not afraid apparently of causing amazement Having already startled the religious community with hU hats off In church edict he does not hesitate to annex an anticlimax by adding that selfishness not vanity ac tuates feminine rebellion against the rule Of course a different construction might be placed upon this last statement of his One cannot but mentally conjecture whether Dr Myers would consider a distracting pride In ones headgear a lee deadly sin that obstructing the view of himself It might be remarked In pasting though that It would require a brave person to voice the conjecture Not Pugnacious Appearing Not that Dr My rs Is tall broad shouldered and pugnacious appearing I On the contrary he Is rather below the average height and weight But there Is a certain flrmntss of the jaw and precision of speech that make one loath to enter the wordy lists with htm Ono cannot Imagine his eyes flinching before either bodily or mental onslaught and the gleam In them Indicates that Christian forbearance would scarcely withhold the quick answer It Is a mistake to think I have re quested the women of my congregation to remove their hats because their In terest In them distracted their attention from the sermon Dr Myers said I gravely apparently anxious to explain his motive Simply removing their hats and holding them In their hands would not remedy that I made the request or rather the command because the 4 fashionable headwear of the day Is so exaggerated that It has become Impos 1 sible for any one sitting behind a woman adorned with such a hat to see I beyond her I was scarcely prepared for the storm of comment my action has aroused but 1 am deeply gratified by the spirit In which it has been ac cepted by my congregation Why Not Hats Off Last Sunday evening the church con r tained I should judge about 2500 per sons Fully ISO of these were absolute strangers It Is sufficient comment upon the justice and good sense of j m rule to add that there were not a half dozen women present who refused to remove their hats It Is done at both theatres and concerts why not In church We have provided looking glanses In the vestry room wIre the hats may be adjusted once more after j i the service Surely the Inconvenience of holding the hats can be but slight J You are quoted Dr Myers as fay ing that there are more mean women than there are men In Brooklyn Is not your popularity with the feminine por tion of your congregation Jeopardised by such a statement I liInk II would be IT Myers nl mined nlthiUKh 1 have more friend nmntiK the omen of mv Hock tlmn nttionR the mi n However my stnte Turiii tcnx hardly us Viand uS you Ii ave made It l Vol red that rcnmrk only In roiinortlon with n pnitlrulnr phase of New York mid nlolllilyn L Where Selfishness Shows It Vile In fpcuIiliiK of the manner In which OitniMi rnncliirt thiitifrlvcs In sheet eats Any honest observer will admit Unit women HIT far more selfish iiinl Ihougut less In street curs than ate men Mliul you there Is riOn for 1m jiiVrment for the men Ito I hone eon men keep their plnn s u lipn there were women standing whon there tins Tin jinfsllilo acne for It iut on the ojlir liaml 1 hnve even women sink I nth serfs Hint men linxo trliinulthrd lor them without n word of thanks To add to their rudeness they will I sjiieiid themsehts over the adjoining spare wlen the person next to them nilos Tint is w Jnt 1 moat by paying tint women nre meaner thou men IT Slyer comlmlnl ud ns I mw him iiMi ntmniilsllv eying my new winter hat I iiiiuio my osm o heiore the former 1i v of rotm tsntlor could l p tnKen up n till ail FACTS FOR SICK OMEN GJYp 71 fir C w 1 a I atl c b I LYDIA E PINKHAM i No other medicine has been so successful in relieving the suffering 1 of women or received so many gen uine testimonials as has Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound In every community you will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E Pinkhams Vege table Compound Almost every one you meet has either been benefited by it or has friends who have In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn Mass any woman any day I may see the files containing over one i million one hundred thousand letters from women seeking health and here are the letters in which they openly state over their own signa tures that they were cured by Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound has saved many women from surgical operations Lydia E PitH hams Vegetable Compound is made from roots and herbs without drugs and is whole some and harmless The reason why Lydia E Pink hams Vegetable Compound is so I successful is because it cpntains in gredients which act directly upon the feminine organism restoring it to a healthy normal condition Women who are suffering from those distressing ills peculiar to their i sex should not lose sight of these l I facts or doubt the ability of Lydia E Pinkhams Veeetahle Compound to restore their health WLDOUGLAS THE BEST 350 SiiOES FOR ME I W L DOUGLAS MAKES AND SELLS MORE MENS 350 SHOES THAN ANY OTHER MANUFACTURER IN THE WORLD The reason W L Douglas 5O 5 H O 350 shoes are worn by more men in all walks of life than any other make is because I give the wearer t the benefit of the most s complete organization of skilled shoemakers in this country who receive the t highest wages paid in the i shoe industry and whose workmanship cannot be ex tip celled The selection of the 1 N a I leathers and other materials J b ti for each part of the shoe It mT z and every detail of the P J7 t making is looked after by ti a I specially trained experts in u350 SiOES every department r T could take you into my large factories at Brockton Mass i andsfxivv you how carefully W L Douglas 350 shoes are made you would then understand why they hold their shape t fit better wear longer and are of greater value than Signed U c f any other make d W L DOUGLAS 4OQ GILT EDGE SHOE Cannot Do Criunllotl at Any Pico W U DOUGLAS BOYS SIIOES 91 76 AND 200 JUST THE SAME AS MY MENS J350 SIIOES THE SAME uEATHERS OR Jl 76 AND J200 IW L Dcidu CUM ud prlw II Ultl on Ibi ttom w b etreou tin nrar liklnit I lIb frlc Sad lalncr bM l KIoT trON IIAVIMI THM TAPE Sp tUiiTll It i Iou Oiler Kitltl uedrhalleIv d don I r II I lull iII llrvihlaii Half VI L DOUGLAS SHOE STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK i i 433 Broadway cor Howard 356 Sixth Ave cor 22d St 755 Broadway cor 8th St BROOK LW NY 853 Broadway cor 14th St 708O Broadway I 1349 Broadway cor 3Cth St 1367 Bro way corGates Av V 1447 1449 Broadway 421 Fulton Street cor Pearl t 2202 Third Avecor 120th 478 Fifth Avenue 984 Third Ave near59th St near CITY Newark JERSf 18 ewar 2779 Third Avenue 250 West 125th Street Avenue 345 Eighth Avenue NFW ARK Ta 5 Broad St S Niuuau Street V PAi RSON192 Mark S St r fe ti I Greenliut One Selected Bit of NewsNotice in sny I 11 J L If good aut hen in rep ctenialion nt Durcloire or Empire costume i and how large a part is plnyrii by ribbon ornaments on cor sage or roillurc We have in the Ribbon Depattment I Company a det mid tasteful craftswomen who make these ot Mo parry ments 10 our order tram ribbons of your choice The charge is moderate lkc all charges made here Dry Goods Busy Days at Greenhuts with new surprises daily in our pricing of womens wear with the sale of household aid staple Linens with the sale of novelty and staple Laces with Oriental Rugs hilly onethird under value with tempting special offers in Dress Goods with reduced prices on some of the best Silks with the annual sale of French Kid Gloves with fine Portieres at about halt price And the best of it is that with nil this attractive atmosphere of underprice there remains always the assurance of flood quality For example the Gloves mentioned abovethey are fully a dollar a pair cheaper than you usually Ret them but they ore the best grade of kid gloves that comes out of France And they ore scrupulously perfect in their making Same way with the Laces and Linens now on special sale As for the Rugs it has not happened twice in the last ten years that a choice of such makes sizes and patterns has been offered the public except at the very fullest of full prices Greenhuts is growingand growth is a proof of vigorous life A Very Good Time To Buy Your Laces Our Annual Sale of Laces is on If it received all the newspaper ace that its extraordinary features really deserved it would have at least a half page But we must try to sum its attractions in a few lines linesThe The most important point of all is that there are r1 offered in this sale the very laces that you would F 4 naturally expect to pay full prices tor the novelties r Iti that arc most in demand and often hardest to find Yet they are in this sale m scores of styles and their prices are not far from onehalf the normal figures r f i s t C omens Sulk Showing the Style u CrJ r Getting Power of 25 t l Iff r If the picture that goes with this paragraph doesnt show you a suit that strikes you as a remarkably good lily ly one for 525 then the artist has failed to rise to her J 1 opportunities or the attractions of the suit are too 1r h l elusive for pen and ink Because in fact this is as 1 r io i handsome a twentyfive dollars worth as we have been l f lt I able to give this seasonand that is saying a good l 1 l r deal It The material is a grade of broadcloth considered by 1 most makers too good to go into 525 suits Choice of ht navyblue smoke black and green The length l semifitted coat has the slashed back with buttonsan effect that was up to only a little while ago one of the I It exclusive possessions of a certain very famous and l i highpriced custom tailor for women Note the neat i I tailored sleeve and cuffs the fUll gored skirt and the c l I i skilful use of simple trimmings The coat is lined throughout with a grade of taffeta that can be depended upon tor wear tI ei r I This is one out of a haU dozen styles that will be l shown here tor the first time tomorrow at 2500

t Other exclusive styles in Suits at prices from 1850 to 12500 Second Floor Good Linens Far Under Value This is our first fixed formal sale of linens and we intend it to be a standardsetter among such events The space we can devote to its advertising is smallso we cram it with value thus Fancy Linens Staple Linens Dovi fe sand Centre Pieces ol fine linen Hemmed Crash mmp Towels i all linen Irish hemstitched and IIIUl drawn HI pretty Japanese styles c ash regularlY IJJjC al 9c Doylies 6 in square vaue 19c at JOc Towels all callrpe and hermwchrd also 9in squire volm 25c at 15c hem ned buck oweU Turkish loweli regular vaues 12in square value iIC a 25c up to 39 al vr n2UnchCenlrPerCiveluc69cIOSIaliDe Napkins lush dumaik breaU it size vaue I InaS nnct Srarls Jaatese h munim three yi dozen at 98c piece curbs three esil ns lot choice value 5119 t I at 51199c I u kips 22m i a linen Inch bleached damask ieuUry SI 95 d zen at dozen 149 Trot Cloths hemstitched bleached damask all ell In en ray uuins value 29c at 19c Danner Cloths Double amaik Scorch llltnen Japanese HandDrawn Linens including psti rn tube cjoih iciris shams and cent dt mull oJ centiepieces prices 2 c2yd Cloths value S400 at 295 regularly at SI 19 to S2 00 each at 98c etch Renaissance Scarfs 2x2yd Cloths value 5560 at 395 anC 3piece linen centres with handdrawn openwork vaue SI 95 it 139 2x3yd Cloth value 5700 at 495 Maul Floor 25in Napkmi match value 750 dot at 495 Fabrics for Upholstering and Draperies It would be trite to say that there is here everything you can ask for although it would also be like many true murks perfectly true but our stock is better even than that it contains scores 01 new ideas and effects so we c in not only fill any decorative demand you now have but can further suggest irebii ideas mid satisfy them TIllS stock is a good one for that man or woman to visit who has original and differ ent taMes and who seeks effects out of the ordinary Yet with all its attractions ol novelty ihe stok offers low prices as well For proof invest ati1 the prices we ask on drapery madras figured China silk domestic and imported cieiomies colonial filets and novelty nets for sash curtains and a dozen other drapery materials Thud Flour The Rugs Desired by Decorators Those who plan decorative schemes for large interiors arc often hard put to it to find the rugs to fit them We have a most exceptional collection of the decorative rugs and an unmatched showing of the largest carpet sizes and the unusual sizes in both Oriental and French Seamless rugs in addition to the usual sizes The demand for a color a shape or a size that we cannot fill will be most extraordinary Special prices too i theres a special sale on The Rugs Desired by the Average Householder are of course here also and al prices that he will be gladto have quoted him Especially noteworthy just now arc ripe bat gams in niedtuni sized Oriental rugs Thins Flow 6th Ave 18th to 19th St Greenhut Company fcth Ave 18th to 19th St Tomorrow Inauguration of ANew Mercantile Enterprise Of Commanding Importance to Architects Decorators HomeMakers And Citizens Generally T HAT spirit of public improvement during the last decade which j produced the Greater Columbia College the splendid Libraryof r I the City of New Yorkthe great subways and mighty office r T edifices has also given birth to a new mercantile enterprise of commanding importance to New York City The old A T Stewart Business which the New York Tribune called in 1862 the proudest monument of commer cial enterprise in this country now seems small and antiquated in comparison with the present organization and equipment or the Wanamaker business in New York which today consists of THREE COMPLETE EXCLUSIVE STORES FirstThe Womans Storethe entire Stewart Buildingwholly for Dry Goods and Wearing Apparel SecondThe Mans Store on the entrance floor of the new buildingwholly for Mens and Boys Wear Third Inaugurated TomorrowTHE WANAMAKER GALLERIES OF FURNISHING AND DECORATION COMPRISING THE NEW BUILDING FROM THE FIRST GALLERY TO THE ROOF New York has no other 16story mercantile building of the extent of this nor do we know of another like it in the worldfireproofed from top to bottomfloors roofs walls and fixtures from subcellar upto convenience and safeguard throngs of people on all stories It was specially constructed for a special purposeto fulfil a long cherished plan of the owner and builder to give to New York A NEW KIND of FURNISHING and DECORATING BUSINESS 1 4F altogether different from the old Department Store Sort I It is devoted exclusively to Furniture Draperies and Laces Carpets China Eastern and European Ceramics Glass Crystals Pianos Organs Housefurnishings and the spacious light workrooms required to economically make draperies mattresses and homefurnishings The House Palatial built and furnished in the center of our little world of Furnishings and Decorations is now ready to example a new proposition Outside the House Palatial its lofty hall and staircases twentytwo rooms and Summer Italian court garden finer than many 250000 Fifth avenue mansions there are also now ready fortyfour Furnished rooms representing various periods to enable archi tects and homemakers to study and select proper furniture and house adornments and to enable them to individualize their homes from the mere commercial furnishing way Brains plus Furnishings NEWLY ORGANIZED STAFF of wellknown competent and ex perienced artistic originators of designs for Furniture and ecora 1 tion of acknowledged ability to assemble and harmonize the proper A pieces and draperies for a house is already installed to under a take any orders entrusted to us No home is too large or too small i1 to receive our best attention I V For profit and reputation we shall have special brains to put 5 with the Furniture and Draperies we sell Yet with our large out put it will not be necessary to have exorbitant prices or to do interior materials terior work or use undependable Our Paris house and staff enables us to do quick work in special things to be had abroad and is a daily aid to us in new ideas and new goods Oct 14th a Day of Courtesy The advantage of quickly assembling and grouping in our studios and sal msthe actual ti pieces of finished furniture of the periods with the rugs and carpetinga to suit and the wall l coverings and curtains and tapestries to harmonize will be much more to the satissaction I of buyers than the usual small watercolor sketches photographs and the usual carpet and X drapery samples A different assemblage and grouping can be made every day in the week out of our ample stocks until the purchaser is pleased Jk id4tair j4er inv1ft l y W dm and the HOUSE PALATIAL and a t Fine Assembly of Period Furniture will be ready for PUBLIC INSPECTION FOR FOUR DAYS From Wednesday October 14th and Thereafter J A VISIT AND LEISURELY STUDY INVITED I Nothing will bo sold in the Galleries on the Courtesy Day lit cJ r FOLLOW THE eROWD 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i THE EVENING WORLD TUESDAY OCTOBER 18 1908 9 t If WALDO HUSTLING FOR VOTES PROVES A uGOOO MIXER 11 Rich Clubman Wins Tenement House Sections by Per r sonal Canvass I WORKED ALL HIS LIFE l I Im No Idle Swell Ive Earned 1 My Living Since I Was I 21 He Says Rhlnclanfler Waldo today began an active campaign tor Congress In the Fit ttenth District and Tammany Hall men pay he has a splendid chance of beating out his opponent Representative Jacob Van Vechten Olcott The Independence League has Indorsed Waldo Two years ago Olcott won by z600 votes I am making this fight on my record and the promise that If elected I will truly represent my constituents said Waldo to an Evening World reporter I also want to advise the people of the Fifteenth District that I am not a so d ty swell or a nonworking gentleman I hav earned my own living since I was twentyone yews old Waldo who Is thirtytwo years old has mad a hit on the west side The tenementhouse voters are struck by lila manly appial for their support He Is making a personal canvass of the dis trict Larry Kelly an oldtime Tarn manylte In John F Currys district j paid Rich but a Worker it Z thought Waldo a Fifth avenue dude i1 but I was mistaken He will make an r Ideal Congressman Valdos good enough for me and the rest of the lads i on Tenth avenue The Fifteenth District takes In Irregu lar sections of the west side from Fortythird to One Hundred and Firs street west of Eighth avenue In the Riverside Drive and West End avenue section Waldo Is making Q thorough campaign ills connections as l a member of the Union Army and Navy and Riding Clubs Society of Colonial Wars and other organizations stand him In good stead there The Congressional aspirant Is the only child of Francis and Gertrude Hhlne lander Waldo His father died In the sons early childhood Thus far Waldo has not shared In the family millions but he has made a fortune of his own In speculation Served In the War Waldo graduated from the engineering branch of Columbia Lnlcrslty and when the Spanish war broke out he went to tho front President McKinley appointed him a second lieutenant Later In the Philippines he rose to the rank of captain lie served on the mans of Generals McArlhtir Hid Leonard Woot For a short time he was Military Gover nor of Northern Luzon Gen Lilngham named Waldo as his first deputy and after one year of the Job he reslsnml Mayor Mcflellan ap pointed him chief of the Water Supply Police and when he was nominated for Congress Inst week he voluntarily quit that lob paying 13600 a year Former Police Magistrate William Eweetzer is managing the Waldo cam paign CUNEO TIERED t BY A 24HOUR GALE Captain of Fruit Steamer Says It Was the Worst He Ever Encountered The Illtlo fruit steamer Joseph J Cu neo today arrival at her dock Pier 7 East River in a badly battered condi tion On her trip to Port Antonio the Cuneo ran Into a lofthanded hurri cane on the second of the month and for twenty hours had a serious Ume of It The force of the tea was such ai to curry away about forty feel of the bul warks on the bridge deck stave In twemyllvo feet of the Iron bulwarks on the port aide of tho main deck and bend In three plates on the port bow The port holes In the forward part of the cabin were smashed ai were the panels In the companIonway doors At tme time there were four feet of water In the cabin while the engine and fire rooms were lloniled knee deep Never before In my twentyseven years at sea said Aiunadt did I have such a hell of a time for twenty hours A Remedy for L Separations i I If through haste careless A ness forgetfulness or accident you have been separated from your watch ring pocket book dog c order a Lost and Found advertisement printed in The World just as quickly as you can The re sult will bewell read this The circulation of the New J 1 York World morning edition exceeds that of any other I morning newspaper In Amer ica by more than t 150000 copies per day s 1 I 1 rJk Mt rfkre Store Closes Daily at 6 P M rJk 71jS2J7 1 Tomorrow The Old Stewart Building Celebrates f The Inauguration of the Galleries in the New Sister Store While Wednesday October Fourteenth is the day when we invite public interest to center on the newly organized Wanamaker Galleries of Furnishing and Decoration in the New Wanarriaker Building announcement of which appears elsewhere in this paper we shall take the occasion ot your visit to this old Stewart neighborhood to illustrate the great improvements that have been made in the Old Stewart Store in equipment merchandise and store servicedemanded by the vastly greater city and almost a halfcentury of betterment in storekeeping methods In the old days six small oldstyle elevators of uncertain safety served the patrons of the Stewart Store Today SIXTEEN Plunger Elevators of the safest type known are still insufficient to carry people up and down during the busy hours The Grand Stairway in the Rotunda makes the second floor called the FIRST floor beginning tomorrow far more easily acces ulble to those who wish to walk the single flight and it adds vastly to the picturesque beauty of the interior of the building The removal of the bulky stocks of Furnishings and Decora tions to the New Building permits of two to four times the space fur the stocks remaining that was possible in the old Stewart days No one would be more delighted than A T Stewart him self if he could look in today at the assemblages of merchandise displayed as no other store ever had the space or facilities to display them The Jewelry Silver and Stationery Store The Great Book Store The Shoe Storeso large that you would not expect to find that Mens and Boys Shoes were in a store of their own in the New Building and the lower priced shoes in the Basement The Dress Goods and Silks occupying half the entire floor The Linen Storehow it would amaze Mr Stewart I The Womens Dresses Millinery and Furs The entire floor of Womens LingerieWaists Corsets Petticoats Muslin Underwear Lounging Garments and Infants Wear I We invite a visit of inspection tomorrow and request that you specially examine the rejuvenated store and the newly assembled I merchandise Note the things that are DIFFERENT from what I you see usuallythe ORIGINAL things shown and then criticise i closely if you will the VALUES of the merchandise displayed Come to this neighborhood which some people thought dead i to retail business twelve years ago and see if you do not have personal evidence as to why the most unique the LIVEST and i the most aggressive retail establishment is still in the spot that A i T Stewart selected fortysix years ago because topographically it was and always must be as transit lines have fixed it the most central point and easiest of access from all parts of the Greater City While no goods will be sold tomorrowthe Courtesy Dayin the Galleries Furnishing and Decoration business will conduct ed as usual in all other parts of the establishment which means I throughout the entire Old Building and the Mens Store on the Main floor of the New Building Some Store Features Of More Than Usual Interest Scores of attractions can get no word in the papers but these few hints will indicate what you may expect at every turn on every floor of this fine old building AN EXCEPTIONAL EXHIBITION of THE GEMS OF THE SEASON The newest mountings in art jewelry presenting many rare and magnificent stones in original settings for instance a superb Corsage Pin in the form of a floral spray composed of three flow ers of five petals each formed of exquisitely cut fancy diamonds Price 3000 A cluster diamond ring with a magnificent pearl in the center at 1600 A combination festoon necklace or brooch at 1650 A mans ring with large square diamond in gipsy setting between triangular ruby and sapphire 500 And scores of other wonderful pieces I A Pink Luncheon provides the setting in the Sterling Silver jj Display Room and the exhibition is very interesting There is a fine showing of Opera Glasses preparatory to the opening of the musical season On the Main aisle is a booth which we have turned into the Corinth Crafters Shop and in which are displayed the artistic productions 01 various ArtsandCrafts guilds Included are desk sets trays book ends jewelry and other pieces A Special Exhibition 01 the new Mujlk Fur Turbans is made for tomorrow in cases on the Main floor These very effective hats are in the styles just brought out for the fashionable women of Paris and shown for the first time in America The Dress Goods Salon by reason of the ample space pro vided is able to present the most striking and comprehensive ex hibition of the new fabrics that New York City has seen The Costume Store adds another chapter to its great suc cesses by the special posing of New Fashion Pictures in Dresses and Wraps tomorrow At the Fourth avenue side there is another demonstration of beautiful Apparel for Girls and Young Women in connection with which will be shown some of the charming Hats for Girls which are now a special feature of our improved millinery business The Shoe Store makes an exhibition of the many varieties of shoes and slippers which it presents in providing for the wants of every foot foreveryoccasion Tomorrow they will be spread out for easy inspection on tables and in cases This elaborate variety presents nothing that has not been the result of careful planning for a special purpose The variety of the Wanamaker stocks en ables us to put the right shoe on every foot The Corset Salons will give tomorrow an unusually interest ing demonstration of the Wanamaker Corsets on living models The new combination corset the very latest decree of fashion in Paris and the twentyeight eyelet Lillian Corset will be fitted on figures for fashionable women who wish to wear the neatfitting I Directoire gowns We will also show how our other models provide for the women of stout figure and the remarkable results I secured Quite interesting will be the demonstration of Girls Corsets showing how we provide correctly and in the most helpful way for the young girl putting on her first corset Mothers will be interested in the careful and scientific way in which this is done in the Wanamaker Corset Salons Dressing the Baby is the title of the interesting demonstra tion that will be made in the Infants Wear Section Not only do we present a wonderful assemblage of beautiful and practical gar ments for the babies but the demonstration will be in charge of a trained nurse who will not only show the new things provided for the babies comfort but just how to put them on in the most scien tific way Young mothers will be especially interested and helped At 11 A M there will be a demonstration of dressing babies in long clothes and at 230 P M a demonstration of dressing babies in the first short clothes The Best Possible News of Mens Fall Suits and Overcoats I Tho man who is looking about for his Autumn Suit or Overcoat will bo much interested in this unusual offering Wo have taken right out of our now lull stock a choice group of i Sack Suits in fancy materials for men and youths and shall Hull them tomorrow at 1750 a Suit instead of 25 30 and S35 a clear saving of up to half on suits of tho newest style and patterns Allwool of course and tailored in the regular Wanamaker way Also a like collection of Mens and Youths 20 and 25 Fall Overcoats at 1750 Black and Oxford materials from our regular lines most of thorn sm tilled News of great importance indeed Mom floor W iiuiMtn A Notable Collection of FINE SILKSUnusual Offerings The Silk Store presents a remarkable group of offerings of now and seasonable silks at very material savings just at a time when many a luxurious new costume is being planned Hero aro the various Iotanil fine perfect goods at savings of a third to a half 4 Impotod Satinstriped Muirc at 185 11 Yard 150Satln Crepes nt 1 Yard 43Inch In black while blue inals and pink light lavender 23Inch In white ivory cream light blue pink gray ender old rose grays Copenhagen and Gobolln blue 250 Satin Crepes at 135 n Yard leather cll browns and navy blues sapphire champagne II ns 33Inch with selfcolored 1ekln shadow stripes In hampag white Ivory pink peach light blue inals peacork sil Desirable for the newstylo gowns ver gray taupe Copenhagen blue and black Tho cor SZSO Black Cotclo Corded Silks at 185 a Yard rect soft brilliant finished silks for the present style of gown 30Inch heavy for coats and wraps 150 Imported Black Taffeta Silks nt SI a Yard 250 Crepe du Chino at 140 a Yard SBInch for dress or foundation purposes 46Inch In black and Ivory FIt floor old BulMln A New Evening Coat that Women Will Admire A stylish lightcolored coat to woar over the dainty dress is ti necessity for every woman who goes out in the evening Not every woman wishes to pay a high price for such a coat but still she would like a style that she wont see in every store We have specially produced ji strikingly pretty evening coat to meet this need It is a copy of a foreign model that we sold for J5und is made 01 fine broadcloth pale blue pink champagne pearl gray and black with contracting colored lining of soft peau do cygne and interlined throughout to uivo warmth The coat is very gracelul with largo sleeves slashed on the side fastened with a pretty ornamentation and effectively trimmed with braid The price of these coats is remarkably low for such beauty distinctiveness COQ and quality 4 28 Two other very attractive reproductions of foreign models of tine broadcloth in pastel shades with contrasting lining are S28 and 3150 Soc nd Floor Old uuiidinr A New Triumph in Young Womens Suits We congratulate ourselves and young women who want handsome broadcloth suits that we have secured such a trim smart style in such lino material to sell at 3375 By all tokens they are 15 suits indeed wo have sold suits just like them for that prico They were so popular we hastened to have them made at a special price and now have an assort ment to seal at y3375 They are made ol imported broadcloths in black blue green taupe tan and wine The jackets arE halflength singlebreasted semifitting and iatiulined patch pockets with decorative silk buttonhole effects The skirts are full gored With buttontrimmed fOld down the front there is also a fold at the bottom Sizes for 14 10 and 18 years Second floor Old Building Mens HatsInternational Good News of Stylish Imported America England Austria Franco all Cheviot Suitings contribute their latest styles in Mens Hats to offer sang of the handsomest effects and this unexampled thowing of authoruative colfirconibiiiations of the season for worn fashions None like it in the city either in ens tailored suits They are block checks variety of styles or in prices Or dinliiicttvumfia with plain material to match many of the this Wanamaker Hut Score for Men is con most desirable costume colorings also some I stantly oriyinatiwj good ftylos of its own very distinctive checked and striped patterns Wtness the De Brazza which set the pace in in rich dark colorings The cheviots are 40 this country lor the soft hats the HUOU 11111 Is niche wide Asa pucially interesting and now the Tweed M xd Derbya hat that offer ng tomorrow we have priced them thus has sot all the manufacturers by tho ears Ji a Yard from 3 SI25 a Yard from 175 The hats from the various countries will be dis SI50 a Vj rd from 225 1 a Yard from 150 played under respective llaes There are Derbies nt First floor Old HulMInK 175 to 5SofL Hats Including plenty of the rigid Womens i iUSI1RY shade of b1eenat 175 to 5 The smart Velour I Shooting Hats from the Tyrol at f5 Silk Hats atl Two Unusual Groups 6 to 510 French Opera Hats 6 and 8 And the Unusual as to price that is They are all famous LincolnDennett London Hats In full assort stock all from stockings our regular perfect mentnowhere In New York but here Stain flwr Now IliilMlnx in desirable weights and colorings lor now And thus reduced Mens Winter Pajamas At 25c a Pnlr from 35c and 50c Vo sell lot of these flannel paiamas every Mercerized cotton In blue gray white and black Iisle thread In black tan white navy blue gray year to men who like to Bleep wnrm The embroidered J plain others with sideclocks or is r3r nll a r but wo are lucks regular pr co a pa Lisle thread extra size black or tan openwork an enoush to have a line lot for tomorrow their kles black with clocks Cotton black also extra size full equals III blue e4 At SOc a Iilr from 75c and a At 82 a Pair Lisle thread blink white tau gray some plain They are handsome y mule with military collar and with others clocked embroidered or openwork ankles mercerized loops The tlunnel It wool with uiiuuxli I also fancy checka Also extra sizes In black tun arid It launder well colors are grays tans ous cotton to make white various stylos MHIII rioor Old uuiuiug and blues plain neat plaids and stripes Exceptional ly good pajamas at their prlce Also an offering of Womens IiANU bAGS SCARFS at SI A clearance 82 of Imndboniu Folded Squares nplon I Two gruups offering unusually lino values dldly made from rich silks In dark and light colorings are wall worth your attention strIpes neat figures and foliage designs Scarfs regu I At SloO regularly 2 Handbags of morocco 8 larly sold at 2 that appeal to men of good taste lii frames with lock and key leatherlined twostrap bandies fitted with card case some Price now at Half Main floor New Building At 275 regularly Handbags of straight grain Unt rimmed Hats morocco In black brown green and navy blue 9lnch Stylish frames 7ln deep lojthurllned fitted with purse extra A now assortment 01 niwr Hats combi bide pocket double strap hntidlp Mum floor old Bunding nations of bengnlmo silk or ami showing a great number ol tho minimi shapes of tIle Finu Hr nch v it mises 811011011 have just c mo onto their box JIi and A rnivll lot ol i ixquiHitiv einbrodorod I are specially price a SI 75 and 250 each g1l1l1P1I lii hits their Aces chained from regular hues c2 10 to 175 In blue jj iiO 10 85 each They express puriiofy the I brown taupe gurnoi givin ard navy blue lisiincaivo and simple lHgani o that marks Also u special of eruig of tho now Curled i 1iins nmlirmitlnu Thw chemises are ot Quills now HO iiuluonublo at halt pnco i fhipi French naiiiHOok elaborately hondom kSc regularly 40c broidir d in choice designs with tuncy em I Kotii 8iin Pfconit floor OH HulJInr bro inred edger and oyeiots run with ribbon I Tliinl Hour ukl liulldliiK Dainty House OWIlS Some Very Ready to Put On these GLOVES Tho mouel is tho luvonto surplice week with short laeo trini led sleeves shirred at Most people mire and the wiso ones will color promptly lor lots are mimll prices shoulders and belted at vast Uonlors ol I y art unusually low and tho nlovvs thoinsolves silk The skirt is finely plaited are adour I pompadour o ddsirnblu in siyios colors and qualities For is tho delightful I over hips Material warm and womun men II albatross pink light b tie gray or lavender Very attractive negligees and a regular Womens Gloves Glare pique euc clasp in black uud colors 75cn pair 0 51275 value at 075 each regularly 1 Third floor Old Building Olacn 12 hutton In black and tans 135 a pair Sunburst Silk Petticoats regularly f25 f mace llMnitoi black and In white 160 a pair This attractive accordioh plaited tHy 0 of Instead of 375 rah floor DM UullJln Petticoats is made in salt clinging mo sal no CaptJlildn walking oneclaaji In tans SlOe a pilr silk BO much used now for tvt uriii minor the regularly Jl Ilxcmrnt Old lluildlnu closefitting skirts In wUtunu green Copen Mens Gloves hagen blue and taupe lour very stylish line cnposlun nariulni ombrQldery In KnglUli shades and regularly 1273 tomorrow 10 tans one cld p1t1 SI Su Ilsh j j 111 t regu i Lapt skin mrasii In English tans at SI u pair Bach imro new Old madras Main n r Nw null Jln u In the Mens Clothing Store on the Main floor of the New Building we provide a practical demonstration of how Wanamaker I Clothing for Men is made Here you may see the tailors at work you may examine with your own eyes the clothing in the course of construction and see just what it is that we mean when we talk about careful inside workthe hand work the handpadded collars handpadded lapels neat felling of canvas on tapes hand t made buttonholes technical trimmings that will have tremen dous value in your eyes when you really know what they mean J and how rare they are in readymade clothing The demonstra tion will show you just why Wanamaker clothing is so much better than the usual kinds Interesting musical programs provided entirely by people be I longing to the Wanamaker organizations will be given in the Auditorium as follows FORCES WANAMAKER BOYS MILITARY BAND WANAMAKER BOYS BUGLE AND DRUM CORPS WANAMAKER GIRLS BUGLE AND DRUM CORPS Mr JOHN L SNYDER Director I These organizations are from the John Wanamaker Commercial Institute of the Philadelphia Store a body of our younger people organized for educa tional purposes Their appearance in New York tomorrow is complimentary I to the opening of the House Palatial and the Wanamaker Galleries of Furnish ing and Decoration FREDERICK E HAHN Violin DOROTHY JOHNSTONE Harp WILLIAM A SCHMIDT Ctilo MARY VOGT Piano i J LEWIS BROWNE Organ Morning Program 1030 oclock 1 March Fairest of the Fair Sousa i 2 Suite EgyptianI Allegro non troppo Lulginl i II Andante sostcnuto III Andante espressivoAllegro non troppo Piu mosso i 3 a Panis Angellicus for organ violin cello harp Cciiir Auguste Franck i b Intermezzo from La Corsicnnn J Lewis Browne 1 La Corsicana a oneact opera published in 1904 re I ceived mention in the Sonzogno Concorso Milan 1903 out of J upwards of 250 works submitted the judges being Massenet I Humperdlnck Toscanini et al 4 Selections from The Red Mill Herbert i 5 a Fanfare MarchGirls Bugle and Drum Corps b Semper Fidelis Band Bugle and Drum Corps Sousa 6 a Prierefor organ violin cello harp Franck tb Intermezzo Gentile piano added Browne 7 War March of the Priests from Athalie i Afternoon Program 230 oclock i I March Stars and Stripes Sousa 2 Two Spanish Dances Moszkowskl 3 a Slumber Song i Op 7 No 2 for violin cello harp 1 j Nevln ev n b Melody Op 8 No1 J I 4 A Musical Episode A Hunt in the Black Forest Volker 3 a Fanfare March Girls Bugle and Drum Corps b Tho Thunderer Band Bugle and Drum CorpsSotlsa t 6 a HarpAria t Esther violin cello harp organ HaenilelHelmesberger I b Intermezzo Gentile piano added Browne 7 March Tnnnhauser i ir Opportune News of BLANKETS Y These fine blankets would naturally sell for onequarter more than their present pricesbut they wore odd pairs in perfect condition that tho maker wanted to be rid of I Hence j Single Bed size at6 a pair Double bod size at 750 a pair Double bed size at 9 a pair 1 Double bed size at 10 a pair Extra large size at 15 a pair Y I Two other good sorts deserve mention r The Maplewood white wool filling on cotton warp soft and warm I 78x84 In 6 pounds at 5 a pair I The Brealln wide white blankets78x84 In 61f1 pounds nt 550 a pair First floor Old Building t Silk Umbrellas Mens Womens j Two particularly attractive lots of Mens and Womens Umbrellas that have interesting pricesavngs of onequartor i or more furled up with thorn 215 and 28inch frames extra quality ailsilk coverings I At 165 Instead of 3Wltb fine English natural wood handles i At tZ90 Instead of 4Wlth a choice variety of fancy handles I Main door Old and New Buildings An Opportunity in Embroideries One not to be missed for it presents a charming group of vary tine insertions and edgings prom 2 to IS in wide at HALF REGULAR IUICES They are 4 and yard I lengths technically caked lloom ends and are sold only in j I these lengths Of line nainsook and Swiss muslin in ox i quisito patterns very exceptional values at 16o 18o and 25c a yard usually twice those prices nrit door OM Building I 1 Little Things Women Need Lace Pins Sewing Silk and Collar Foundations are always in demandwhy not stock up when prices are as low as these At 3c a dozen regularly 5c dozen Luce Pins pearl and fancy colors 1 I At 18c a spool regularly 25c400 yard spools of Sewing Silk in i black or white At ISc eachThe now Directoire Chiffon Collar Foundations Main floor OM UulMlnB Babies Fine Fall Coats For tomorrow I wo have sot a new prico of nearly a third less than regular on several of our most fetching styles of i liabies Full Coals They are of broadcloth servo chin chiha and corduroy n variety in the Hudsons latest models I and are perfcctlltiing Size for 2 to U years at 850 in stead Ol 112 Third floor Old nuldmg I Net and Chiffon Waists The styles that women will wear in the afternoon or to 1 tho theatre in the evening Cuiffon and not in all thn 111 n est shades groon Copenhagen blue smoke bruwn navy I blue and visurinand a charming variety of plaited lace t I and braid trimmed styles All huvo tho now long sleeves 1 and would readily eel at their lull prices 14 to tfltf Spo 1 ciully priced tomorrow at 812 each TII M t I t u4 ujijmt C I t Formerly TCi LI JT 111 11 1ST 11 111 11 KER Broadway JIll title i MA WANAMAKER WA A r Stewart Co JOHN 8th to I Oth st t t yo l

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