The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 21, 1908

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I 7 0 4 r c l f i I I j I V0NE MILLION SCHOOL CHILDREN I 1 mtmm I W I I km Kent IB Q v m F U j 5 3 Sa r Bs s Qtr B 01 MM IN AN EVENING WORLD CONTEST r f UL1 7 SEE PAGE 2 SEE PAGE 2 EDITION J I z I I I F GREEN ESTIQH WUATIIUH Vntr onlcht IIurldn7 cloudy I t1 i i I zZ FINAL Ubt E u I a 7 N orl LJ j RESULTS ED lTiOtL r Circulation Books Open to All I 1 J Circulation Books Open to All1 200 NEW POl liNG I PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK WEDNESDAYOciTOBER211908 i GIRL CLERK ACTED I AS MORSE DUMMY IN 125000 LOAN t II Unsecured Notes Signed by Kate A Wilson Stenographer of the Former I I i j Ice King Cashed at the Bank Without Hesitation I i How Charles W Morse used Kate A Wilson his stenographer as a dummy to borrow more than 5125000 from the National Bank of Nortr America for use in his peculiar financial operations was shown today at the trial of the former ice king and his codefendant Alfred H Curtis who are charged before Judge Hough in the Federal Court with Violating ihe nntinml Innlrinir hc v 11 While the story was helne revealed t to the Court and for the Aral time flnce her husbands trial began Sirs Clementine Dodgo Morse walked Into the courtroom She was accompanied J by ono or More two fans by his I first wife a slondur youth of eighteen whose name Is Harry and who Is a freshmai n rlncelon Mrs LoilKoMorse took n sent In the panic row wheie Mrs Alfred II Curtis codefendant with Morse sat with her sister Miss Hteelc The only other woman In court was Mlas Wilson Horses stenographer The testimony concerning the loans 10 JIlBS WllKnn was given by Edwin Moxey the Government expert who summed up the effect ot his evidence In these words On IIIT bore nnil nnintiportcil note llcirxf Timid limn Minn Wll Knn n mini ot mime riie uulo nnulil lie onnliiil h use Imiilc nnil with tin iiroierilx tbvrfiif lee Iucl sy III lie iiiirrluiHfil Thru the lei NlorU Miitilil lit uneil in qe cure nuollHT limn from I IIP haul TnUIrnc iir i iM Ii of the mcoiul ion Mor inulil liny Iniiil nlorU unil uc In tiiiil Ink to luirlt up hit Wall Street tiprriitluiii in Til1 only liriuli In nil olliemlx riiUlc Ill Ill iHiurrtil li n lir fullril to imili lei iii lo hit il N red lluuri in the IJKI iiuirlsi of Ihc ilt4ie rliniiKi The Ilr t wltiitis ot tho day was John B Fenslcr a rov eminent actounttit Fensleis IViilcncc was largely a repe tition of tin statement already recited by the statistical Mi Mnxcy Accordlrg to the accountants state ment the han by rensun of the coupled WhitneyMorse transactions between April 1 1107 nnd October II when the Je fctocK llnnlly Leased to operate aa ccllatcril niffered a net loss of I12J 2S30S of which flOCVW In round llsurm was acciiicil Interest 1 Deals in Bank Stock Arter Foino testimony relating to the Uurgls loui Mr Hllmson announced that lie had now reached tho point wjusro tilts Government hud closed ror the time being Us Imiulry Into Ice and that ho would luke UI tho Eecond bet or chine dealing with alleged Illegal deals liibldo tho bank with shurca of Its own Block is tho basis ot operation I Investigation Into MoiseH steamship i pools would It was tinted be taken up later In connection with the banlt stock transactions ho Introduced Udwurd O Kldrldso formerly cashier of the Nuts Amulet dam National UanU also a Mon bunk Mr Kldildga said he wn now aitlnir as aaslutunt to the receIver of tho Xcw Amsterdam Asslutuut Dis trictAttorney Felix Frankfurter ques tioned the excashier At tile outset It wan shown thai Moiee WUH eleelid lcupicHldcnt 11111 dlicutor in I Ira IJIHK in J a it tie ry l oo After this ii lot o clieiks PUTIM lif tmen thu National of North Ainerku anti the New tcidam National Wee old Mr Moxoy the sldcwhlsk ored KniyliHlicM ttti man who knons uioiu utjuiil this tuimleil case than an other one liiimun being cume back to the slunil Mr iluxoy II develop has a romarkablu record To ditto lie has compiled the dociimuntary elI mo against thirty national bankers In vui bus part of the United States lit has never had u fulldoun overy ono of the t thirty was convicted and uiuully upon fall testimony licn he tflances up J from hut lily Idillr whlon rrl his play Sjij5M44 pZI PA 1 RL l j 0 I CHILD BURNED TO I DEATH AT DOOR OF A FURNACE I j Vomen Vrap Her In Vet i Cloths and Manage to Ex tinguish the Flames While playing In the cellar of No E36 Crescent avenue the Bronx today Fannln Cappcllo H pretty sixyearold schoolgirl was so badly burned that she died soon after being removed to the Fordhnm Hospital I There were more than i dozen chil dren in the party and they all wore big I paper caps Kannlo us the Queen wore I the biggest paper cal of all After about an hour of marching and counlei maoh Inc come ot the children suggested that the furnace door should be opened o I as i throw soma Hfht upon the scene Fannie volunteered to open the door I and as she did so a suddcirlinck draught sent a tongue of llamo shooting out It Ignited the paper cap of the little queen nnd she ran screaming about the cellar trying to extinguish the flames which had speedly caugnt her lixur I lant hair I The other children were unable to do anything to help Fannie Mrs Sadie IGoldl org and Mrs llertha Classman were washing clothes on the first Moor and heard tho cries They each grabbed up an armful of halfwot clothes and ran Into the icllar with them i Tlie two women wrapped Fannie In the clothes and managed after they themselves had been severely burnod about the hands to put out the flames that enveloped her Kalinins mother was upstairs nursing a sick child and until the ambulance bell clanged In front of the house was not aware that anything had happened I She ran downstairs and met tho police men carrying her little girl to the am bulance The woman became hysterical and tried to climb on the ambulance 1 with Fannie II Was only after a lot of jHrBiiaMon that slits quieted down and I COlunlel 10 reiiuiln at home c ANTISEPTIC EAR URUM i euiMl b Mill of IlOliiliiini Nt lurk MluUfrr A O Leonard the liar Drum Invent or hail just been granted Iettcrs Pat ent upon u now InvUlblu Antiseptic Ear Drum and Method or btilfTrvuliiiunt for the cure iC deafness and head noises Ills drums and method hay f proven VNondertully successful and doc tors declare that no other known method uiiimls his for opening Kustu chluii tubes and relievIng deafnms Jill price Is very low Mr Leonard lured ilmself of deafness after being deaf for li years He will give a tree trial ut its office to all who call or will send lull Information by mall Ills unices m 1ll 2 kUtRtoa YI sSrnir i L 0 TIGERS SCORE AGAINST FORDHAM IN FIRST HALF Princeton Players Show High Class in Game With New York Boys HOT FIGHT IN SECOND Fordham Gets Within a Foot of Tiger Goal but Loses on Downs THE LINEUP Princeton Positions Forlham Wdsjj I H Mcfnrrerv Iplln I T Pcinltn Waller U O Fltzna rick ta Centre Harrett rF1en 11 IJ cl1hp arh it T n II f IIklnl non 0 11 Garcn Rexl fl 14 fl Whit lrr H R Ptlftr 11 U CU1L1IflgIim 1 II Ciirtv I no O3 wee nree E F South Fult Brown I PHINCETOX X J Oct 1The TI gers snarled at For ham this afternoon and found a crowd of yoiin athletes who were not the least bit awed at their Black and Orange stripes In additIon 1 to the Squad of twenty players the New I York school pent down a couplo of car I loads of rooters and they went after I the same m If they expected to win It j In practice Fordham hOled up fulo as heavy as Princeton The Tlpcr balk 1 held Is very light as compared with I those of former years and the whole team averages less than ITS pounds I Capt Dillon was quick to observe that he had a strong foe with which to I contend nnd ho put In his Htiongest i team The only regular man missing i was McCrohan the new fullback who I takes the place of the famous MCCor mick McCrohan twisted his ankle yesterday and 11 will he several days I before he Can play COM tho sub stitute fullback is a much lighter man but Is said to be very fast Irom the I practice It was evident that Head I would be depended upon to do thu punt ing Cunningham nrndo cMral piett drop kitKs bttor the game and Fond ham was on the lookout fur attempts on the pan of Princeton to make goal from the field I Scorn First Half Princeton 11 Ford ham U Touchdowns Coie Held Pfelf fer Uoals Viller I The Tigers took hold of the Fond I ham line right at the jump and mad It pop like a new whip Uefoie thu I yeilmiisteis had iially got busy Prince ton had mal two totneiuiui wins and Vitler had McKed one goal missing the other by less than two inches An other followed when IKiwd iliad thlity OI rut on an onside kick mid Pfelffer carried the bull over Waller again ktfko1 the goal making the i scene Ii to u It IV1 to n rordlmm mini to make the star play of tin lilt ha f when Vlilu rallied the ball niouml II Princetons right emit for a clean gain of 40 jndn CuniilnglMin tlieil rot one goal fiom thf Held but missed The i half inded with ball on Fmclhaius 21 I yaid line 1Ilucl tOIl 17 Kordhiun u In tine second half for Princeton haley took WulUrs phicu at left II gnarl filll went III for Knwd at left enif Klnif took its mes plarw nt centie and llamman went III mar Month Ten mlmiteH after the hal started Coffij of Forth lint 11I mal 11 Myinl kick and McOaffeity ilashod down tin Held gut the ball and carried It to Irlllc tolls I 5yard line In two plunges Kordhum carried tho ball to within omit foot ci t ho II lit only to losu It on downs The Princeton line hold like a stone wall Kordhiuii was then frefiuently penalized for belnjf oft side and Prince Ion grudual woiked the ball back to safe territory Siskin of Kordham was I caught slugging UUliop nf Princeton land ordered out of the game hoe who tn k Siskins placs got a blocked kick nnd made a run for thirty nids 13rhop wvlng a touohdown by a luau tlful tackle Princeton kept puttin In substitute until McKadden and Meg line wore the only regulars left The rot of the half was a seesaw affair with neither billS beins abo to score Score of half Princeton Oj Kordhan o Final score Princeton 17 Ford ham 0 HURT STOPPING RUNAWAY I ln I rid 1111 II Ilc liiu In IlrlliM ii I SiplolVil I IIJII rlll I I in I red inn H Hiulna twentyxU raih of agi of No 87 East Fourth street vhnllti on duty thIs iifteinnnn tiled to stop a Ill nil truii A mime Lit I tttlteil m n wngun owiud liv Ito O K Ha erv Ilini pany of Mo lu mid I 2 JUCIHOH itiuet look fright nt gas rounh mieet mm Third u Yen lit Thu ul ri ser llnnry Aiin dart WHH nerving n cMmtoinur lleglna neliid tine reins and was tlimun tu tin I round One wheel panscil u vet hU I hest and caused Internal Injuries bo ride smashing his shlehl mid teailng his uniform Tho III Item ciushtil both legs At llvllcvur ilospltal It was bald that IleKlnaK Injuries vein sonata Aurndorf was arroited ultlioiiKli the police udmlt hunt he was In no way re sponilble for the accident P trolm n coriinJlui UrUcoll itopixd W bttM M M Jt 1 r 0 Wife Former Ice King Who Appeared ToDay at Hrial EXPLOSION KILLS STEAM FITTER IN HOUSE OF PARISH leafing Apparatus Bursts and Hurls Worker Twcnh Feet Away Henry Kohn thirty yrrys old ws killed this nftPinnun In tin baienuiit uf the parish house idjnlnlng St AncelniN R C Church Nu il Tlnloi axeniio Hrnnv when a tram lUMtlng appiiutus over whlci III was wmklng mnldenly I and iina iiiiritably pploded Kohn wus h ilfil twenty feet his body ftilklmi t ho fiiindatiiii wall Hi was iillxu whin iiUkcil up by Ftn I hers HUll pert and lieinnid who alarmed h v the noise lit tin i jilml in whlcli shook the building nil Pie bloi k sira lliHt to I teach tho Inluiiil man Kohn dleil In the ambulaiKL mi iho va y to lchanun I llOKpltltl A fire Btaited In ChOp Wio lwiul fol I lowing the ox lilaC I I It but wan i in irk I y I iliiKid bj Illinuu Tin n ic if thn I ixpliibiuii was heard scvuiil locks away TORONTO RESULTS FIHST HAiThreeyearoldH nnd I up t11 nilded lx fuilonws Kins Thistle 110 I Wlllams 7 to 5 1 to 2 I and out won by three length Caltha I IOC Finch even to 6 itnd out see ond Potent 110 McDonald B to i to 2 and out third Tlmo 119 Lep GodschaiiK also ran SICOND UACKIMi added for two I vealolds nnehiilf a flibleXtt Tosca I ill 101 WllllnniH i to 1 i to in anti I 1 to 3 won by six lingtliH Arxelglit Leonaid 107 lInt I 2 to 1 7 tn 10 anti I 1 to 3 second London J01 McArille I S to 1 2 to I and even thhd Time OD1 25 Leonard Dorothy Wobb Tinphe and latnumn also ran THWD RACKKMO fcclllng nve fui I longs thieeyearolds and upward HcnalPFnnco ifs Wllllamo 3 to I 1 to i and nut won by a he id Juntn la KIJ Kerr 4 to I even and I to second I Iliisty 10J McArdlo i to 2nn nut I TlmolWl IClIl1ls thin nlirs rvsarlon Glen lonely nnd rfucni Klnn aim ran I rOLKTH It V1 l Onc mil 00 add od foi thri jrinuliN anti upwind t iilumi llo ii 1111 ilSnci tu I 7 to 10 and mil um b i V I t IIlal ihiuli UTi Wit i s o Ia ndl out teilid i I ut In h I iliiII I U to f itli und JI MI i i i d Tilll 4616 aro I HIirHM V I la1 I Icllinw WII mini l In C SOLDIER VICTIM OF GAS Ion IIIIANCII N j Oct SIA foli i from Ioit llancoel bollfved to lit Htownrt Holiday twentyfhii ears itU a new recruit was found asphyx iated earl Inday In the I I ttt bet oanl j ingliousu off Serond nvinut n odin of gas coming nun tile man mom prompted an InVKtlgntlon uml Its was ill coi rnl lying dead the upurtment being Illlfd With gun that cume from uii upon Jut Tine military uuthorttlta lit l fMo O U ntfllUA ft t o I FOXHAll KEENE WEIGHS IN FOR VANDERBIlT RACE Millionaire Driver Eager to Outdo Whitney and Cup Donor in Contest Oolallo The Ceini 01101 OAIUJIN crry L i Oct 21 There was n large crowd here this morning to wllne s the weighing In of the nutos which Mart Saturday morn ing In the Vamleibllt Cup Haco All made the weight if 0413 pounds Fox hall Keene In his Mercedes car was the first to weigh Later he said that there was considerable objection on tho part of his family to his starting In the race but he felt quite sure he would be at the starting point George Itoberuon In the Locomobile who Is one of tlui favorites In the race came on the fcales with a dash and after It was announced that hU car was twentyfive pounds under weight the driver bald he was glad that he hud only recently trained off that amount of surplus flesh Robertson bas the driver that beats him will have to better than sev enty miles an hour for the race but It will be largely n matter of tires that will win Luttgen who drives the Vanderbilt cur says his car Is very nuch faster than ha thought It tn be and he feels confident of winning The Thomah cat No 8 will not start being ton heavy to make the required weight by 3uo pounds and the II L M No 14 In the race had not reported up to noon today This haves seventeen curs In the race The Intense personal rivalry between Willie K Vnndcibllt and Fiixhnll Kcene owneis of the lo Mriceilev and Hurry Jayiu Whittle owner of the Ornzler cars whIch ciopped out during thu race nf ltlt i Ia showing It hdf again thin Mn savla owner wuniu his car to win nI minI Is peisonull oei hiLllig nil tIC IlIqhlratllllls lor the nice HIIUMaU lilt liiat this will be Hit nrii t silt ettiieui auiu HUD C iLl held in AiiiiiUii From I I runt lead alone pail dig upaco tins been rtscivid Inca thn inim iliinil lur teventy auiu while all Hut iitiiby cit its liiixo iiiiiiiv similar rfkunutlonx It would not be ttuiprU IDK If 10UOO auto paiked aiound thu rouriit The IuiuI Inland jtalliuail will run fortylive ale II1 iralns to the course ami every neat In ihu fiimd stand has been sold 41 5450000 INCENDIARY FIRE DBNVKJl Oct iFlre evidently of nuendlary origin destroyed the elovatur ot the Hungarian Mill Co early today causing a loss of llMJOO Thu eluvutor was uored with OUbuO bu heU uf whctl 101 nintin4 POLICE MAKE RAID ON BETTORS AT EMPIRE RACE Many Barred at the Gate and Several Taken Into Custody BESOM VINS HANDICAP Vise Mason Shows Lots of Speed aid Whip Top Lands a Race EMPIRE RESULTS FIRST RACEJeannette M 1 Trols Temp 2 Belle of the Ball 3 SECOND RACEDixie Himmel 1 Golconda 2 Malaga 3 THIRD RACE Wise Mason 1 Garland 2 Siskin 3 I FOURTH RACE Besom 1 Aron dack 2 Royal Onyx 3 FIFTH RACEWhip Top 1 Faust 2 Fancy 3 SIXTH RACEBeauclere 1 Coat of Arms 2 Ivanhoe 3 BY VINCENT TREA NOR Spixlil to The Evenlne World EMPIRE RACE TRACK VONKKRS Oct 2TIIst before tine fourth race here this afternoon the police and alter 111 s men got busy and several arrests were made Chicago OFSrlon the man who has made a fortune playing horses to run third and taking very short prIces wni charged with making I n bet Harry Shannon nnd William Al i len were also arrested on n similar charge All will have a chance to ex I plain their doings to the Yonkers Grand Jury nt Its next FRlon Ear In the day fiddle Ryan was sen tenced to the grand stand and so was Joe 111 limp Peter Doll didnt get Into the track at nil and several others not ro well known ns those mentioned were shown the gate Eight were scratched from time all aged handicap fourth on the card leav ing It n good thing on paper for Ilesom Notter ode this one arid although he won ho was under a hard drive to stall off Arondnck In fact tim latter would have won In another Jump Question I Mark chared Hesom t the stretch antI ns a result had nothing left Royal Onyx was third Belmont to Apologize Jack JlcOlnnln today received ix let ter on tho Frank GUIFair Play con troversy growing out of the race In which Fair Ilny was beaten by Master Robert AuKU t Ilelmont practically I chained McGlnnb with starting Frank Olll Just to beat Fair Play The letter follows Pear Sir In conformity with your request us stated In your letter to the Hoard of Htewards dated Oct 15 I am Instructed by the Stewards to say that they have carefully Investigated the matter re carol to anti make to you the follow ing statement The Stewards of the day have ex amined the Jockeys Lee and Notter ant have reported to the Hoard of Stewards that from the testimony given antI from their personal observa tion they have failed to discover any i Irregularity The Hoard of Htowards then obtained from Mr Belmont his j statement of the occurrence As a con I clunlon the Hoard of Stewards have 1 confirmed the reput of tho Stewards of I the day and xomi era I el you uf any I Ilmrgc Fuithci t cy Ul leigueMiil li Mr llelinimt ti cMtnya hlN regret tlirt I he In a moment of iiiltntlon made un i Just ami derogatory remarks tn ou and to add thnt Mr Helmont will per sonally offer to you his egrets Vuurs vciy trulyF F K STURGIS Secrtlury Jeannette M Won First The first nice with 11111 Top scratched was tfomethln of a puzzlo to the talent Jeannelto M looked bent on form but I there WOK a big tip In circulation on Trols Temp leaving opinion ilUlded a i to the merits of the pair Juannette M ridden by McCabc won easily after tel uwlni the pace to the stretch Up to this time My Marlutch and Troll Temp iiid uiiul thin uac Th SotWtr oulL i PlACES TO lET IN i All THE VOTERS i i J Districts in Which More Than 575 I Are Registered Will Be Split i and Branches Established on Election Day PHOTOGRAPHED REGISTRY r BOOKS WILL BE UTILIZED Plan Pronounced Legal by Corporation Counsel 1 Will Require 1600 Additional Poll Of ficials and at Least 500 More Policemen to Be Assigned I In order to deal with the situation imposed by the new electionlaw which bade fair to deprive thousands of voters ol an opportunity to cast their ballots on Election Day the Board of EJections h1s decided upon i an unprecedented procedure It involves the division of at least 200 election districts the estab lishment of an additional polling place in each district and the appoint ment of a new election board for each new polling place In order to carry out the plan it will be necessary to have recourse to the aid of photography The law prohibits the removal of the registry I books from the place of registration and also prohibits any mutilation lor division of the looks and records MFARLANDAND CROSS IN BATTLE I OVER THE SCALES I 1 I Eastsidcr Tries to Guy Chicago l Boy and Gets a Blow on Neck Pnckey McTarland and leach Cross weighed In today for their battle to 1 night nt the Fairmont Athletic Club One Hundred and Thirtyseventh street 1 nnd Third avenue and before they parted the Chicago boy RIIVO Cross a stingIng evidence of the calibre of his wallop The lightweights met for tho first time at the scale and after being Intro duced Cross began to guy the Chicago boy Later when they were posed for plcturm tho east side champion con tinued his joshing tactics The spec tators noticed 1aclieyn Ire rising und warned Cross to be careful Cross continued however and after making a sneering remark concerning what he proposed to 10 with JitFar land when they met In the rIng Pack e11 right shot over and landed hard on Crosss neck Cross staggered back but before he could return the blow friends of both fighters Interfered Tho men weighed In at 133 pounds The battle tonUjht therefore tnk s I on added Interest as It will bo a grudge fight wllh the fur flying every second I I an sine usually tInes an1 left the Issue I b IWIIII Trohi Temp and Jimimtle M mil tile Utter proMd riiIU beat In tin I drhn through tint MifHM hell uf tInt Hall Just gut up to ct third monu I Talent Hard Hit I Thn talent took a hard tumble In the tecond i ue and hit the giuiind so haul i that they hare not yet recovered iol I conda was the favorite amid thats about I all he was Idtrailed tint I hi turrlrli where he mmle u bluff of Kiting after i Pixie Illmmvl It was merely a bluff I hnwuer und Hlmmul won cleverly ii it iiI lulconda second nnd Malaga thlnl I Wise Mason Was Taut I Wise Ma on inado the lot opposed tll him In the third race look like a lot of i joke CJurlund hud the early sliced and i blulftd alone In front until the stretch I wo reached when Wise 1011 took command and won In gallop with flsIs4 med an4 tshctu third Consequently It will not be posslbe to j uif any part of the original boo lis and j lemrds In the new polllni places i To Phctograph All Books Tim Idea contemplates photographing tlc entire FUI of book and other rec j oidn In each election district where i more tlmn 575 voters arc registered The i certified photographic copies will be j U I1 In the additional polling places ex t I aetly as tie originals are to bo used In j the places where tho voters were regIs torch The Mheme ban been pronounced legal b Corporation Counsel Iendle tonAn An enormous amount of work must be done In connection with the photogra phy alone End hugo of the registry book must ho distinctly pliotographcQ nail the photographed books must be signed by tho Miters In the new election districts The hooks In which tho en tries are made of voters unable to write must bo photographed also nnd each I slip containing the record of tlio an SWCIH given by such voters when they registered must be photographed sep arately Requires Additional Army The scheme calls for the appoint ment of sumac SCO additional Inspectors 400 additional poll clerks 400 additional ballot clerks and a corresponding number of watchers and checkers by the various political parties It also Involves the assignment of about 00 additional policemen to polling places on Election Day Chairman Pooling of tho Hoard of elections says that ho does not an ticipate any contusioncertainly not aa much ns would arise In districts when1 from 700 to 500 voters are reg I istered In an election district It has been shown by mathematical compu tation that If the voters formed In line and voted steadily all through the eleven hours during which the polls are open not more than 600 could pos sibly cast their ballots I BOY KILLED BY I AN AUTO f WAGON IN FRONT OF MOTHER Pdurrfclti Mn n ole iMrtcon years lull it No 7J t it NlrI playing In Mullxrry street In front of St Pat I i rl kn riluol was run doun lutn today ami Initantly killed by a limikle Choc olate deliver wagon Tine liulH mother saw him killed ami wan frantic It took SIX pullcemen tu rostrums her A mob of V J guthaitul In five min ute and unntuJ to lynch tine chauffeur Tho reserve i from Mulberry street ala tIia fuund difficult In getting eMI i unnamed tinier II ihu utatlonhaui I 1nul 1uiiil eUlit rSlr illI of No 403 ia t Slxyfiiuuh dIrest playing In front uf hlii lililSU ate oday wa I Un ikwl luWII I a ptiasure auto lIta fi nan cru liMl The occupants of thu uuio K ttier tl him up sad hur ritu him to flower Jltjpltal II o sy dl 4 I j 1 Atijir

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I 4 i ii T P r 4 4I JliIII J4Im I fIlJL6 4 V i t n IZ iXj ji V jS tL X IN tor w ukiuJ w ji u JLI Ji D u A X Uuix rt isi 1908 I BIG TEND fRlOIN POKER GAME GETS AIRING IN COURT Davy Johnson Horseman U Must Tell How He Won I 9835 From Lawyer f BROUGHT SUIT FOR IT Now John Hall McKay Wants Particulars to Find How It Happened 1 Coincident with the granting of an order by Supreme Court Justice Truax this momma for a bill ot particulars in i i suit bronchi by David C Johnson owner of the famous race horse Hose ben asraJnst John Hall McKay an oC r ncer of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company and wellknown J j attorney In Wnlt street circles to re I cover an alleged debt of 19835 Broad Way waa talklna about a poker game In i fashionable iistaurant uptown during the latter part of May that In eald to bave terminated rather abruptly t According to report there were four men In the card game One of them I lost heavily and when he was asked I for a settlement Is said to have refused to pay It wu even said that he had declared he would rather be known as a welcher than pay whereupon the y winner threatened suit In the courts Knows of No Legal Claim Johnson In his complaint merely re e cites that McKay became Indebted to him on or about May 27 1KK In the sum of 3835 McKay answering this wears that he Is absolutely ignorant ot any legal or enforcable claim which I 0 t Johnson might have against him nnd that he has never at any time or any place engaged In any transaction where by he became lawfully Indebted to Johnson The case was to have been tried to day before Justice OGormnn but on i account of the Illness of one of McKays lawyers It was postponed until Nov 5 Maurice Meyer who appeared as coun f ael for Johnson said after the motion for a bll of particulars was obtained i from Justice Truax that he would sup ply the name as soon as he received the order i Was a TwoHanded Duel I Broadway regulars nppcnr to know all about the details of the r poker game mentioned anil there wa no attempt at secrecy on their part to day TIll men who played are all well known but the names of two of them aid to be merohtintb Imve ben with held They won less than Jl00 each from the lawyer who played in the Same anti received their money Then the lawyer and the turfman who was the other player decided to flsht It out the lurmr being S 200 in the hole at that time and desiring to recu pernto Iuck was against the lawyer how ever and when the jiiinp broke up he was more than JJ IQ In the hole j In his motion for a bill of particulars Mr McKay denies the Indebtedness to I Johnson liut admits that a demand WWl made on him Ill nsks tltit lie ne made I acquainted with tie time ana place where the Indebtedness Is alleged to i have been contracted nnd also under what clrcumstrnces und of what nature I it Is GIRL CLERK ACTED I AS MORSE DUMMY IN 125000 LOAN I Continued from h First Pae I things and fixes his eye on Morse there Is the look In Its cool mathDnatlcal depths of a successful bitter Intent on fattening his average The defense fear I him more than they do any other wit i for the Government ness renieinberinfi i what he did In the trial of etllankor I John It Wntsh at Chicago and crss exnmlnatlonn of him are always con 1 ducted with the utmost care Loan to Miss Wilson Did you ever find on the books of the National Hank of Xurtli America any record of loans to Miss Kate A lIson abltn Mi FinnKfurtfr j I did Mild Moxcy On Jan 19 IWW there Is rerordcd a loan of 13139 to Mlii VlUon Tiaelrrf tliU r rtii u j lar loun through the hoojir Moxcy t found he said that Mor o wns tue meal borrower uf this um und tiit lo hnd used niH sHriuKiiilitiM naint on nnirli to fcccuin th loan Ultli the pioitiF lin buuvlit In iiiiiitnn shares of dm Hank of North America ntccli tliriuiKh i Arthur II Ill II n 01 Primrose t Uniun his own irlvnu Inn of trained und per jormlntT IJicKor Another fniv sliowpd a combined Innn to MUs VIUon and young Mr Uiuun of 110 1 riai In four SItU CS of banl stock lIs nervd to inale It plnn tlmt Moifco aciiulreil titeo four uhaien at lilt rna of uu u share NcNt In ordrr 1 nv a loan to Miss Wll Bon of tl5l and Ufcd apparently for the purciuiM ut thirteen shares at JlTC the money going an usual to Jrlinrone I and llruun who bought the tuck In the open market for Morse Another j loan of lltr in Miss IFOIIU nnnic bought live shares of hank stork Ther I wub H long micfttsslun of aimllnr deals I a xlrndlng through IVM 1 None nf there particular loans to Mist Wilson wits lor a very large amount It was plain that Moren mainly preferred to gather In the utock of lila own hank in small block Tim biggest Individual purchase vas 51 U ehores In overt t Hlnrle Instnncn the amount of the loan to Kate Wilson was exactly balanced by the nrnnun of JrlmroM nni ilrntins pnr linf on tln inin lijY 1rlcf1 In l v rnnnod from JITO up tn IW from vlifb lug point It ilimprd Mownw A Loans Reich 125000 l p tn Jur JW5 tilt total loan to Ilex Wlbfin covering H period or six month were l77tl reprvrullnK 410 shares nf the bank which had a 1 been bought In by 1rlniros A Ilraun by Mortrn tudor And hld In the namr of heir firm On Jul Ii there ass nn rntri etnw Inn that the rntlro dr ht of Miss Wil son In lr Hank of Ninth Arner nn puli H u irnhUrv tIk of lIf NRK Amktrilim Stlnn l tliux Iruqutrrrlni the loan fioi thr Vortli America n to the Nf AyrsttI4smi in llu scrap daY Jr I rsuiri r itet e

3sisoic kl 4 ZeIATt 14 iU tee set4s lgII a4 I swi sv llaa e1lI ftp fsh 1 i rw taa4tUr Z W c s q L i w Otie Million School Children in a Great Contest in Which Prizes Will Be Awarded Writing umm t Two Hundred and Fifty Prizes and Every Schoolboy and Schoolgirl in Greater New York Expected to Take a Hand Competition O encourage the nearly one million school children of Greater 10 New York in their writing lessons To help the teachers who have this Important branch of study in hand by otlering a new stimulus for their pupils And to interest parents and guardians in the progress of the young people in the art of penmanship The Evening Work has planned a con test in this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater city In which prizes aggregating 5500 will be awarded as follows TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF SIGHT YEARS OR UXDER flOO in prize at follows First prtre SiO second price S10 third prize t5f six prizes of IS each six prints of SZ each and thirty five prizes of tl each TO TUB BOYS AND GIRLS OF 8 TO 10 YEARS 100 in price Fittt prize 20 second price 110 third prize S tix prizes of IS each six prize of 2 each and thirtyfive prizes 01 SI each TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 10 TO It YEARB tlOO in prizes First prize liO second prize 110 third prize tS sis prizes of 13 each tiz prizes of S2 each and thirtyfive prizes of 11 each TO TIlE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM IS TO J4 TEARS f 100 In prizes First prize S20 second prize 10 third prize tS six I prizes of S each six prizes of 2 each and thirtyfive prizes of t each TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS FROM 14 TO IB YEARS 100 in prizes First prize SSO second prlso 10 third prize fS six prizes of 3 each six prizes of 2 each and thirtyfive prizes of t each I Any boy or girl not more than sixteen years of age in any school in Greater New York can enter this competition and work for one of the prizes i The Evening World asks its young readers to copy this short sentence The Evening World is read in our home in their best I handwriting and send it to The Evening World office j Comply with the simple conditions in the accompanying coupon be careful with your writing keep your paper nice and clean and fold it neatly if it requires folding for all these elements will be considered I in awarding the prizes EVENING WORLD RACE CHART i SECOND DAY AT EMPIRE CITY FALL MEETING Weather Clear Oct 21 Track Fast J II T KIIIST HACD Twoyearold selllnK six furlongs I ft t Olt time IIZ off 13 Start uoort Won Mplly Winner blk f by Wools thnnlIIack Lily OanrtVItUrltftnTtrnmI1 1 jjWx Sarlers mi r 1in l Op fli CI PI 8h lelnntlte I ia 5 4 1t I lcChey i 9i Trils Temp 110 2 2 1 XOIIr I 2129 Ueli of tho UU 10Z2 4 4 I 4 Ipton 21i1 ty lllrlulch II t I JI 3 I Ural r 1ntrei lot U 6 e r a sweet f WtlCI W 1 7 1 0 YorkS 4 I r Font 111 3 u 0 7 ttumter Jeinneit M lay tttt the pacr to the stretch where alie easily took the lead and tT A htJro otW on n3r g won galloping Trots Temp held on well Hello of the hail ran gamely My Marlutch null Tri UhtXtNl HACK ThrveyearoMs slllnK one mil and seventy ynis I Uj Yme gf iZ1T36eIIf m 4Jri lv JO j oit time off 230 Start KOO Won oajllj Winner ti1 by Gold iivst IadyJHmmH Owner J Oorjion Time 147 Inlex starter Wl St S 4 IFlnJockev Op HI Cl Il gh I Iri7 l lxl Illmmrl Jh 1 a1 3H 1 m Notter iiiii ciiconda 1111 4 4 41 31 54 McCarthy Hull Malaga II 8 Ib 2 k2h Ih Rn t 104i Coil 1U3 II II S M 4 McCaiiey liri Chaplet Ho 3 6 VHO M ruilen IfUi Knilrlne UB 2M m 6 Upton Dixie Hlmmtl ran as If bat nailed on the leaders to the stretch where ens took th KM 1 nnj won easily Oolcondt closed strong Malaga ran a cawjrtce ij u TI1I11D nACE Twoyearolds six Mrlunps J 15U tlwt time I 31 off SM Start tad Won easily Winner b If by SOlO prnnlus Manola Mason Owner Nfftcastlff Ftible Tlme t13S lna i iarii r Wls s t Fin Jockeys Op HI Cl Il HH 1D47 Wise Mason 113 2 2 2 1Wl1 Netter KOU OarlanJ 11 1 I4 I4 2 Mcfatthy hill Siskin lirj t 8 3 1 344 Sumt r O1I1S Ftlln IIr i4 4 4 4 Crnrlv Wise Maim outclassed his field and won iralloplnt Garland was stopplnc vfrv fast after Ijfatlnic the bArrlr Siskin sure to ImprtHe liens Falls practically left at the 112 c c I KCH HTH RACK All age handicap ill furlongs I aIi pot time Sit off 31S Start ftmA Won drlvlnc Winner br if by Ben Brnih Nooniay Owner I S P Itandolph Time 112 15 tOteS Siarleri Wli St I S Tin JpekevT Op HI Cl Il Bn IliH Hmom 30 1 I I Ii t1 Netter H471 ArnnOack US C ts 4 1I31 2 rircn Uuvnl Onyx llu 4 fl e 4 a Miller IM5 ju stlon Mirk ItW S 24 2 2H 4 Mcii ier 1m 5 fiU t J 47 1rKiutHslnK ul S 4H ii H fi Crowlcv lim Hel lller 10 3 m 31 55 II ICHlh Hoom wo ilolnx his beit at the nj to win Apmdirk wi bUI and ihould have w a hut ire bV Hfli of rro help to birltnvaImnxblcI on well Red River quit I lltT nT I UACrJ Trey ri jii and IIPar tfllnx one mile IIMIl 10t time 143 off 347 Hum KOOI Won t Flly Winner b f by Maria gait Tostotum l OwnrrVii itidgelyTimlU Iniei Slaftpm Wt ft H Ilr i Kin lnrkey Op HI Cl Il Sh liMl Whlji Top Hi t 4 34 Hi iTiMrCah y t r Filial inl l li I lb 1 McCarthy ltM Fancy HZ 1 5 2 3 X Cmnley lIdO 124 l 4 0 ft r 4 Kumter hi 11Iph i 10 2 94 1 4 II lleryen Whip ft ia test lor oft the pace to tie itretcTi where she drew away and won r ih o In rPIt 1aint ure to Improve iIs mIXTH KOK Kourytarol1i and upward allln one mIle and three iii I t tetnthi i5l time 411 off tiI fitirt goal Won easily Winner b f by Salvitor h1a Onr T W toulter 1Lme2lt init snitiTi Wt Ht il Fin Jockey Op 111 Cl PI Sh Nl jTivmclei lll 1 I 34 I l 1 Sweet sn Coat of Arms lC 2 2j 2t2 1 2 J Noitrr t2 1 ah ii IS 1 1 L3 4 I a a I attIhy ret Kll Kiin lia 4 1 5 4 4 Mcfarthv lcd liattlrAxe 13 1 1 U S 1 Crjurlfv iTJIucltTi much hI fst Coil fAr ahowi Impiuvenitnt Ivanhoe held c n wail check from the North America for J1T12 titlE IPlnw a emlannuut cspectpil dlvl Uflid Hut tho rleek wan promptly piikl biik to the bunk and icconltil flf nil interest payment on the Wilson loan Im t that time Mien Wilson hail not pad allY itereft on her nitenrlVa debt t Ir Ih law II lIt 2nCi 144111k tan nit ittl dnul in nor hold UH collateral its invn Jock This elpj the rsrilrr to undcistand why tlio prosecution had worked BO hard to develop every phase of the weird prneedlne i A Payment of Interest On the lien t Mse Wilson nf J2I37G there was pat I Jlsso ne iitT for ninety day Hir the Hank nf vlth America tcnrdins to its own hooks raaly pad the amount with a cheek lUrel Uy Alfred II Curtis This was the first proof to show that Curtis hid bn ft party to the transaction by means of which Mono used lhl money of he hank to htiv the stock nf the i hunk Ticro was an cure nlowln that the check had been charsed off ao nn i icpenie In the profit and nn col umn The tnroynln tssirerv roer1 r I tlnt inrstlnn I wni the lifres SimpleSt nanfe rnr nufl ye one I ri rUla wrti seewed n I Crete v1 n n nf he Fral law Till r i nMtnrnr vn fnvln Austin late nf Ttnson fnrrl oiorrrt of thn CnnnAit Sornmliiti nmpany 11210r55s Tritsit antI t1nv prsidnt of II B wnn Btrnm lilo romratV Aus tin riM til n i ific Tf stock rt h It f r 1 Vnrse PTII sjntnp p rna fe fire cvi Mere vroir rm n letter rrt Inl Ilm Hlalrut tees Tt sIcii 55 sent to tim tiu nfrrwgrd wllh 1 t tt r f e nest Mr AustIn knew rf rto rsptiras vie wl MI ha leurerl i a i 110 oft tnd t epa 1U ninic I I a rrr i i p NXInnil 11ank nt Vrt A1 ei ka 4 1 aht It C ui ei s wl CI 5tp r 1Jnov I It n rr fiiini 1h5 Hnn If al4iItiunl o t I ItOI I tip t Iwcnj4 e41 10 OV4 PII sad Illk IIfII oeruBH the table to Ilarney and told him lo an alKAil iilnl resIgn lint Hartley dltlnt resign did lie pill III Lawyei MarParlnne No nM the witness I think not I moi TIIIIIB I lid nut expect tu pay UIH n ite Wen Mjrie returned from Europe h nroTiIsM to protect me but after Hie KnlckerhooUor Trust Com p ln failed Mr Morse pressed me to pat till debt despite liu promises to me and dpjpltp Ide fact that I hnd notliliik to show for the 1DO00 note tvhicn I had given him I fnud you luin t42il the note at that time risked Mr Stlmson I could not said Mr Austin I Po you mean to Bay put In Judge i HouKh that Curtis pfi you under the I Impression Hint he bring president of the bank knew there us no nnl col lateral for your note at the time It was discounted He old said Mr Austin And wo will show a criminal Intent by More to bank a pIece cf papor for which ho had given nothing In wiirn gilded Assistant UletrlctAttornoy Wise Mr Austin added that the matter was finally settled Short Vamp Shoes Newest rill Stylei High rni Low Cut told Only by J GLASSBERG 6 5 Third Ave t New Vorki lti e n i i 11 tli 11 t rest it2s am jut jM t oi for ID sstr r rfl eat aitu bi ti u 11 h 0472 U4i titJlly lUu r t o it L C THE EVENING WORLDS WRITING CONTEST I For the School Children of Greater New York 500 in Prizes for the Boys and Girls Who Write I the Following Sentence in the Best Style 1 9r I Name of Pupil I igcoo Residence I II School Teachers Signature TO Coupwi must accorr ny every specimen of writing a or I t ts3 it on your copy Send your writing to HANDWRIT1NO JITon It EVEN1KC WORLD P O Box 1354 New York City IJ I PARALYZED OLD MAN ALONE LAY STARVING WEEK Discovered by Janitress but Help It Is Thought Is Too Late With his right side paralyzed F Sells an eccentric old man was found In a room in the rear of No 21 William street this afternoon where ho had been starved and emaciated for more than a week The room was dingy and strewn from end to end with rubbish and there Selig was alone unable to call for outside assistance and all but dead After the police of the Oak street sta tion had forced their way Into the room they summoned an ambulance from the Hudson Street Hospital Dr Hillen brand who responded said that Sellg had little chance of recovery It Is supposed Selig was stricken with paralysis a week ago Monday us that was the last day any one about the house where he lived remembered hay Ing seen him It was at the Instigation of Mrs Katherine Cuff the Janitress that fln Investigation was started which resulted In finding the old man Sells Is fiftyfive years old and un married He has been living at the William street address for three years Little Is known of him except that he Is supposed to have been supported by a wealthy relative who lives In Will lamsburK He seldom worked WOMEN ACCUSE LAWYER Win II Fllttner on Trial on Grnnil lnreeJt Charge William H Fllttner an attorney was placed on trial this afternoon before Judge Crnln In the Court of General Sessions on n chnrge of grand larceny preferred by two sisters the Misses Emma n nnd Mary D Thompson of Klnshrldle According to his accusers Fllttner was Riven charge of JSKO by them in IM to reinvest in whatever securlies seem d best to him When a substitution of lawyers was mode by the complainants formal demand was made on him for the money and he could product only 15552 The case will go to the Jury to morrow Kllttnor IB sixtythree years old and has a handsome house at In wood For Eczema Rheumatism Cancer Salt Rheum Headache or Any Blood Disease Use Necdliams Pure Red Clover Extract Not a Patent Medicine Good Oil Cujircau tied lover Is the Kind Thai NeedLanis lied Cover Uxlrecl Ii MaCe Fron Common lIed OCMII on property jut pLJW will kD tlid bowel open in natri harmless wa ana iwn Hmre theo 10 a normal health conil on and thus d ay with iio 4 fit tin nl cnnitt jMoi blood dlfleases rhrumatiu c ner esem salt rK Jni blood ost r htl eruptIon h6AdCh etC H NeeJJ ns SoOt IiJ 0 cr Is not u iialrnt inrdlrlnc II Is Imply a PUm n IrCt or cl vrr iiUfrinm IT sot ar a hulj jvi from any tf he nhje irjj un j r i rat ru give It a trial at on v It Is fot nlo t 1ru fl tiJ al MI Ii 5 jar it all ii writ lireol preuiM un rectlpi t fl M Ilioxict an I ful nrTr 1 maIled tn flmply sent V tiC namu rnl itdros to ii yscitaw Knar Jf I iliMtJ rlJlIdItt rmto T ml ij T TArO 1 1y FOR MEN 1 Suits and Over I coats 25 Up J I Charge Accounts f I Opened K Ilfllrrd I PART PAYMENTS ACCEPTED I s yotir income Kill slier I fir to Iotrln la Kt I 7 Cl el rlte if i il Ii L I We lIJv VCJ rtncha 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I rz JlMrAtf ffiI J usJ MISS MASSAGER TO WED I The weddIng of Martin Valsh for merly of Cat klJl and MK Frances Masager of No 317 Pacific street Brooklyn will take olace In St Paul1 Church Court and Amity street Brooklyn this evening the llev Father Klannery oHklatlng The beat man will be Mr Thomas L Walsh while the bride will be attend ed by her sister Miss May Massager A rec pllnn wlllbched at the home of the bride and the couple will take n trip through the South BOMB HURLER STILL BUSY CHICAGO Oct lThp bomb hurler who has nttempteU to WOrry Chicago Ramblers for more than u year Is tlll busy he tact t night setting off one of the explosives in the basement Just be noathi HIP entrance of a Centre street and bhemem avenue saloon In which Mont T nnls Is said to be InureHted This bomb No ZZh the third hurled In an many nljhts I I i 4 i I I Dr Greene proprietor of Dr GrccnetNervu ra the wellknown medical lectu rer and eminent specialist in all nervous and chronic diseases whose successful practice ha ex tended over forty years is still engaged in the active work of his profession Dr Greene can be consulted free of charge either by letter orpersonallyathis office 9 West 14th Street New York City I I i I I C Tradr Mark Special For ToDay the 21st I VAN ALMOND CIKMii rntxn IOc erLcxtL IATKH rao itSSt1Il MmU CIJOCO IULNU ooI9c 1IilNClf CJtlAM WAFKIW IOLNI 20C I Special For ToMorrow the 22nd orcK 1UC FHJH POlXI ElKriAI ASSOIITKII C1IOCO in i IATKS W kind I JOI N U IVC I CItOIUITI UIIIIn tl ibsj i iiirrra CUll IIJ rn 25c I Iark Itow Store ln evenings until II clock Al out tr8H upvn Saturday evenings until II oclock We dallier free iurclipsos of one dol lar and over tiotwfcn Battery ana 00th stretj also all Ilrmkln prorr 54 BARCLAY ST 7 CorWcit Ilwjt 29CORTLANDTst t CorChtirthSL StOrtS PABKROWtNASSOT 3 AI CliyhIalliark W L DOUGLAS 350 SHOES AtrialwillconvincB f w you that WLDoug XJ las 350 shoes are thebestintheworld Storei In Greater New Yak f I8J llroilwr cnr llownl I 1U Iirei a nr car 61 Ii ht I us llnnxlvar or Jill al liI llrol y i Oi mlli hi HIT Ktv llinailitay uur Slsi Cl iaIall tIrI 4 on i I Writ l t rI TlnlATpor irxh STTSTIitrii A niin l lrecn IflliV HTHi M 1111 II I 8 U4 lilh Ar fur C I M 70t 710 lli Its rlilitU VIllI ivj irt1tvsr rfjiir i 4 sv iiv AI n liiii nMipor lea I SiITai IlioaU bititl Ii MB Al or llth t OIED fMiANt Oil funila Oct In IPOS THOMAS J IAUAN Moved son Catherine Fullhan umt the lime TUuin4 Kaein foimrrly of lln Fourth SVurI Sew York Funeral from his sip rrsld nre tI If I arl si llruoklyn on Jnesaaj O I I SI at S 30 I JJ Inttrmtut CaUa smstrrr I i IIVAl inronn hike X Y Munis Jet 10 UK iisA nunriifui TIMI I iffhttr of tas lat Jinvi smut M4ry A I uiy sioio QUIeIS lACC It St Peters urcS ie nrtiitua i i 74u154M I J A W leteeu4 Wi24W m If 5LI f osrs Ii J 1iJt ION ULcms fORMm i ON M Mil As Big as Half DollarsFollowed Attack of Varicose VeinsWould Lie in Misery Almost All Night Cried with the Terrible Pain I I HIS CURE RESULTED FROM USING CUTICURA i I hnd vnrlcoFo veins anti was In the hoepltnl thrto wioks After I was dlf I charRcd big ulcvrs broke out on my ankles I got soino of tho ointment whicli tlmy imtl glvun mo but It did not do mo one bit of good They kept gtttiiig Worse liisteaid of bettor and really 1 could just miuiHRo to ml along I lincl plnos brnkon out as big ns a hnlf dollar and I used to lie in misery almost I all niftht long and would cry with tho palm which were something terrible When I got up I would have to sit in I two clmlrs in order to rest mv ankles I My sister ndvisod me to try tho Cuti cura Iltrnrdips I washed my ankles with hot water and Cutlcuro Soap und applied the Cuticura Ointment and I had Instant nlicf thin first time I used them Now I nm very glad to say that my ulcers are all healed up and I can walk as well as anybody Robt E L Oliver 3438 Cedar AYe Hamndon BolUaioro Md Jan 11 and 18 i9tki1 WIND RASHES I And Irritations of the Skin I Soothed by Cuticura Warm bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle applications of Cuticura Oint I 1W ment the great Skin to Cure instantly roliovo I I and point to II 81 1y I 1 4rC 1 k Cure of tit rashes c Ltt1 i itchings irritations In V 0 flammations chait rigs 4 c lameness and soreness i fl JiSQ UncidenUil to outdoor I e t exorcise For preserr t4 ing purifying nnd benu j t tifying the skin scnlp i hair nnd hands for sanative antiseptic I cleansing for l1 aby rashtw itchings and j dialings as woll as for eczemas humors pimples lit mit hiiid nnd other torturing disfiguring affections of the ekin Cuti cura Soap and Ointment arc priceless Complete External and Internal Treatment tct Every Humor ot Inl nu ttilldrroiinil Adults con outs of Cutcur Soap 25Ci to OCAUSI the tt10 Cutloum liniment fcl to heal the SkID sad Cull curs HeniUrm WV i lor In the form nf Chooo ts Coaled Tills Jc per vial ot 601 to Iurtljr Ue Blood Ji fi GOUmZctl p Fold ttiroiutioiit the world Potter Drug 4 Chfm Corp Bole Props no ton SlIM tvllkilxl Fm cuucir Desk OB ttla Dlmea I I I I I Its your protection to buy I shoes that have made a name I for themselves If you want every dollar to do double duty I to buy the best shoe in all the world not best because we say so but because it ii then investigate the many superior features of HURLY SHOES None So Good 5 C 6 in All Leathers I ARE YOUR SHOES lzfD 1 The process that reduces checking or breaking of patent leather to a mini mum Special OUR S4 It KEKPSIIAPn Of SHOE is everything that the name impliesand better than all other 4 shoes 3941 CORTLANDT ST 183 BROADWAY Alto f ft ttsi Haven Conn I irnu rsl fIDMnJmr I INDIA I PALE I 4I More goodness in it i than in any other ale I thats brewed Same price however I Splits Settles and Draught Ornwcrr Botllitiu I famlIi ordsri filed by best Grocers and Wire Merchants I II JAMUS T IIAIIItlH NV Aift i Ii Vilar II Jbuiie lOIS John I ma 1 No Iatrn Iiiurut fur It I Advuru OIIIUK Ur 1h UuiU ijy In left st any Arorrtcan IMsirict Misstnxsr Oflc h tb rite until D I M MV UUW VAiL WUU WUUJK 9 S s ll GJl RAINCOAT COMPANY 831 L ro dway Set 1ch 13tn Sts RAINCOATS 3 AT i T Tremendous Reductions As a result of the unprecedented period of dry weather and the consequent lack of demand for rainproof apparel I we have accumulated an enormous stock This must I be reduced at once To accomplish this we have made the most sweeping cut in prices ever known on standard merchandise Never before has it been possible to purchase genuine Goodyear Raincoat Co garments at such prices as will prevail during this sale and it is not likely that such an extraordinary necessity for the quick dis posal of our goods will occur again This sale comprises only our newest materials and style creations and every coat measures up to our usual high standard of workmanship We have divided 2500 garments into seven great lots as follows r W e Comprises about 550 Mens Raincoats The L o t i regular values range from 1250 to 1500 All of I these coats are handsomely tailored and there is a fine selection of materials in grays browns tr7 tJ o blacks About 50 Priestley Cravnettes iiKluded All J sizes All to go at one price 01 J r In this group we have placed all of our Mens High L ot w Grade Priestley Cravenettes and our entire list of elegant Cloudburst Coats There are 472 Garments altogether and the values include all our regular I 18 S20 and S2S5 Coats Every cnat in this lot is 52 inches long and elegantly tailored snug fitting collars I concave shoulders sleeves lined with silk and atin 12 50 finished Venetian A few odd sizes cf very expensive j sample coats included All marked at one price of J r o 185 Womens RubberSilk Coats com L o t J prising all values Irom S1400 to 1600 All sizes intact Maginticent 8 75 variety of designs fabrics and color effects to select from Beginning Monday morning one price C M In this group we have included our Womens fL ot 4 RubberSilk Coats costing from 2000 upwards There are about 450 garments altogether in this lot Some of our exclusive original designs will be found in this lot Elegant moires plain imported silks handsome stripes and many 13 5 0 new and rich material effects All to go at one price of J r r Womens Raincoats Regularly Lot 5 priced at 1000 About 250 coats including all the new smart designs 5 50 and popular hades j all sizes nicely tailored j all to go at one price of T eIncludes all our standard 18 and S20 tot D values In Womens Cravenettes and Cloudburst Raincoats 215 Coats alto gether representing a wide range in materials and designs All of our expensive Cloudburst Coats have been put into this gruup Many new and exclusive des Its anti novel 50 effects All the coats In this lot are ttllornnde Some are 1 0 i elaborately trlmnieif Others finished plain and smart All to go at one price of p J 1 L r Lot 7Our entire line of Rubber Coats and Rubberled Fouar Strip Litll Capes with hoods to match for Boys anil Girls About 203 garments Regularly prUfd at from 4 to as high as SO to b sold at one price of 2 25 GOODYEAR RAINCOAT I jUJL I LbU COMPANY 831 Bway Bet 12 h 13tln Sts Lord y Taylor Shoe Department Important Sale of Walking 3 Dress Roots Leathers Styles Tan Russia Calf Button Lace or Blucher A Black Russia C Mutton Lace or Blucher U Black Glaet Kid Button or Lace Mutton Mat Kid Cloth l or Top Patent Leather J I and Blucher Lace I 500 value P 32 per pair Broadway oth St 5th Ave 19th St I Sunday World Wants 1 Work Monday V Wondera I o jl 1tit iftwO 1fJ JIIIIit 1 I i

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I I W cT r r f c I L 4A r 1 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1908 0 2 4 l THREE DEAD IN II I BlAZE KINDLED I I BY A FIREBUG L e I 1 r Oil Poured in Hall of Crowded f Tenement on the East Side J MOTHER AND BABES DIE 1 Heroine Saves Five Children and Eighteen Families I Are Rescued I Three lives were snuffed out In n fire I at No 83 East Third street at 1 A M I today when an Incendiary slipped Into the basement of a biff fivestory tene menthouse occupied by eighteen poor families and lighted a puddle of kero sene he had poured on the floor A number of other persons were burned and Injured by falling from windows and flroescapes and the death list would have been heavy had It not been for several muscular policemen who caught children as they were hurled torn windows by their frantic mothers The Dead I Mrs YETTA MOSKOWITZ twenty five who lived on the third floor with her husband two children nnd a boarder I MORRIS MOSKOWITZ thirteen weeks old son of Yettn The boarder known only as LOUIS The Injured LOUIS MOSKOWITZ husband of the dead woman smoke and burns 4 NATHAN MOSKOWITZ four son a smoke r r RACHEL GOODWIN thirtytwo smoke and shock FRANK CURUY policeman cut by t falling glass Mrs YETTA KRAUSS sixtyfive In ternal Injuries from jumping and burns about head face and body Half a dozen children were bruised and cut by being dropped from fire escapes or windows and that number of men and women were alno Injurod the mad rush for safety but refused treat ment ambulance surgeons The tenement Is owned by George Glazer a tailor at Fifth avrnue nnd l Twentyseventh street Glazer recently old tho house to a syndicate of buyers but payments were not made promptly I and he foreclosed the mortgage a few I days ago This Is said to have caused I bitter feeling on the part of cevln In terested persons V The tire was kindled directly under the alrshaft and betore It was dlocov ertd had eaten through the lower hall I way and mounted the stair well to the roof cutting off all possible eucapo of tenants on any of the ippcr floor ex cept by the fireescapes and rot I I Policeman Curry and Sergeant Fogar I ty uf the Fifth street station wore at First avenue und Third ali ct when u man came rushing up to them and criedThe The tenement noun down at 83 U burning l Police to the Rescue The poll men sent the man to englns hous No y nut door to the Fifth strait station and run to the tenement whir they were juln d by Policeman N Nestor Entrance to the home wu 1m I fri poslble Ths hallway was like a fur 1 l OLCe nacPoliceman Policeman Connel y came running up and with Horgt Kogarty went through the houit et No 83 und climbed along the cornice to the llreeacapu on thu blailng building Thu oap wa al ready gorged with families The men In their fright were beating back the women and getting to the street but the hard lILt of the policemen droll them to their place above The two policemen on thu escape then begun picking up the children and to 6ing thorn to the two policemen on the Street Women appeared at the windows on I the upper doors and those who had children dropped them to the policemen I I on the escape These In turn dropped them to the men on the treat When the first engine arrived the es capes front and rear wets hot as grid J dies and flames were vvvueplng out over the Iron ladders I Mother and Babe Perish The Moskowlti family on the third J floor was awakened hy the cry of I Tire The husband und father tool the fouryearold son In his arms and called for his wife and the boarder Louis to follow Mrs Moskoulti car ried the baby She thought the was following tho husband when she started for the root behind the boarder Mos kowlla with hU oldest son got to thn street down the front fireescape before he missed hlg wife und baby Then ho I began to yell I A llraman ran up Ihu eaoape and cams I upon the bodies of the mother and baby In the upper hallway The mother lay crocs the Infant and was horribly r burned She evidently had tried to save i the child life at the sacrifice of her k wn On the stairway ws the body of I the boarder I Mrs Yalta Krauos the mother of i three sons and two daughters proved herself a heroine The Krausscs were on the second floor und found escape F1 cut off by tho hall und his llracBcapos ammed with tholr neighbors Mra Krause cut a clothes line and tied It bout her youngest son fihe lowered him to the ground und than she low ered all her sons and daughters In the same way Uy thin time thu Humes were all about her Her night dress was blazing and In a frantic effort to save her lito she plunged lo tho Street ghe was unconscious when picked up HI but her children had not received so much as a scratch Ladder Broke Under Them Mrs JUchel Goodwin was about to leap from tho firesescape when a ro man grabbed her In his arms and car ried hero the street There she began C ocr s i and suddenly collapsed 11 oa41Uo were eveu worse In the IA JL TI t1 Scene of East Side Fire and Wreck ol Hall Where People Were Burned rear of the house than In the front The police lowered the ladder extending from the first floor fireescape landing to the ground but part of the ladder broko from the weight on It and then the people above were cut off Again the tenants began throwing their children out Into the arms of the policemen or Jumping themselves Mrs Man Mulholland sixtyfive Martrd down n swaying fire ladder just cj a piece of glass crashed down on e i CPO of Policeman Curry The next lBtrn Mrs Mulhollond lost her hold and plurged head first Tile wounded Curry caught her nnd she reached the ground without hurt Samuel JIailow his wife and two chil dren looked as though they had little chance for escape on the top nreescape when the flrenen reached them and draw them from the blistering hot lad ders dersMover Mover Rochman his wife and two children were ni the third floor nni flames shooting out of the lower win dow seemed to make escape Impossible Hochman took the children and caled to a policeman Here caah them Saved Wife and Children He loaned both children from the win dow and then dropped his struggling wife to u polceman ona flrelnddei Next instant he made a leap himself and landed on his feet a good deal shaken up but unhurt When tho second alurm was sounded a call wan sent to He Ieue for nn am bulance by Iolro Headquarters Tho ambulance cumIW lopliii up In charge of Dr Lackey ChIef Croer HAW the ambulance and turned Lackey back I didnt order this ambulance RId broker not knowlnKthit any one was hurt Oat out of tho lines Lackey got out of the lire lines but was cailed back Immediately It Is Bald Chief Crokor objects to the pres ence of an ambulance burseon In the lines units uacolutely needed Before the fire was under control the tenement houto wan a bnicklig eiell MURPHY FAILS TO BACK MCARRENS GAr BlING PLAN Tammany Leader Says Brook lyn Senator Only Speaks for Himself Thi iliilniiitlnn of Btiuitrir MrLnrron Unit In tint ovunt nf I muoiatl i eni CIISH at Hit polls nnxl nionlli he sntilil iiiuln an lUfoit to IKIVH thu Irirluhitiirii rupful thu anttraoi Hurl hcttlnir luu vu a railed to tllu attention of Churl I Muipliy loilay Mr Muiphy said I IKIVII trail what Kcmitor MuJaiKii m yu on tlllI milijfit Hi HpiMliu tinly fur liliiiHrlf Would Tammany Hull ImcU un un attciiuil to iipoal the antlheltlnK law Mr Murphr wau usUed 1 can only lupojl lie luplliMl that Kunitnr MuCuricn sped Us for hlnibflf anil nut for this orfaiiUntlun III an nonncliitr uny planu he may liavi In mind Mr Mmjiliy nolil It was too mr y tn Klvti nut IlKiireu lull that hu Jjmkcil for a but majority fur Chanlir In this city Hu uililoil that whllu Chanler might inn ahead nf Jliyan there would not he a treat illfttrunrn In the vote fur the national und Hlato tlclctu Mr Murphy was told thut Ihu llepnij llrini Pal in tiint Ill cc HirU men tin kiinljleik have cnntrllniU I J0l to I 11 Tammany campaign fund Jlu luld t1 t claim uim news to him And timers Is nut a word uf Irutli in It hu mltled Tammany hail lin nut lecchixi one ucuny rum any kuch u source f i Jf1 I I c c rr COUNSEL ATTACKS I INDiCTMENT OF T JENKINS HAINS Captains Brother Fired No Shot Is Argument of Mcintyre Cnpt Peter C Halm and his brother I T Jenklna Mains were arraigned again today before Justice Garrretson In the i Queens County Supreme Court at Kluchlnij to Inrtlrtmrnts charging them I with murder In the ft degre They i war taken from the jail at hong Isl I and City to Hushing In an auto no bile haiuKuffid to sheriff Harvey and fnd r Sherirf Phillips I Cipt IliiliiH itla remIt ly took no In tvrost In tin priirii illnK8 lie Hut with Ile head houoil anil contlnunllj ran Ills tuli Imnil through hlx har T Jcnlclna llalna ulioMi liullctmrnt la nuobtloniil l y John I MoIntyiH lOll lISt I for the ilefciibf wii8 full of life mill menu und ronfmcil nllh Ma Iasyems and his I mot her Major Iliilns Ir Koblur nn nllriilct cmpinveil by I tliiililslrlilAtlointy WHS In couil Mini Uuftly oliMrviil Capt JJiiInd Mr McJntyrc iiiuco whull th rftha I I I lid nilril and feiilniilliiul mi aiKiinuiit In fiivnr of his envied for MTinls lim to euinlnu tln inlniitiH of tilt Onunl I Jtnj which liulrttil tlio Halns iirpt hors fin llllliiK Ullliiiii i AnnU Ho tic sod liia miuunt 1111011 limo Kiimnil that I ho InlirlmiiiU fliiijliu T liiililiio llalns 11 lh Ill inlet III lliu lust ilrviUO lu tIle Kill InabiitiKli IIM them lu no imiof that In tlnil a iluil at Annls Jiistlcfi larrclson nveriulcd Mr Me lnt its liintlin for tinilttloti to lu hpoit till iliiiiil Jury inliuiliH Mr Mc JntiiH thini nhit hla duniuncr to tho In illitniiiit aialimt T JenUliiH lialns I Iii vvab gl11 until Filday lo dIe a brief JubtUo jaiiolsun announcpd that 1III would Bii a 1 Ihlnn on the ileniiuitr iinkt MiMiili inunilni li nilliiK tie fn llfiixiit uf thi MUIIH uf the Inillttmuu aLulnut T Icnulna llalnu thu arralKii nuiit or fapt llalnu will not bo prebbeil lull h lilnllitTb will pliibalily ho ur iigiuil fur iilradliiK un Monday morn 11I11 o BOY HELD AS FIREBUG liiiuuli 11 f Iliiini for the Krlendlos Is liinUvil Ill At limit iTipiefit nf time atithniltlcs nf the lloniu for lritmtii less lays at No Ml Kant Olio ilnndred und Twentieth all eel Hniliilf Hhclllnuifr a sixteen yearold Inmate uan urreHted today on a rmrK of uiton TIme tupfiiliitcnilcnt told the pollrs tint nn Monday Inn kii ill linti ft had been men to empty thu nil from a bIcycle imp und KHuiatn plln nf papers under the finnt ulniip of thu ImlMliiK which la nil oldfashioned unoden triune utrnc lure lie set lire In limo tnllammnbla IIIUKS hilt list lazii wan dlscoveied In 11 inn und LIIIIIU of thu other boys rx 1Iul lnil It HhullhaulT teas itl awd from un uutitutu rcforiuutury a few wlis ago Th ft tiJ tJ J 1 p FIFTEEN YEARS IN PRISON FOR FRANK MARRIN Former Brooklyn Lawyer Sen tenced for Swindling Widow Ten Years Ago FLED TO HONDURAS Counsel Will Continue Fight by Appeal to Higher I Courts Frank C Marrln the former ttorney who was found guilty last week In II County Judge Dikes court In Brooklyn of forgery In the first degree after his I arrest on a warrant ten years old was sentenced today to serve a term of not less than fifteen or more than twenty years for his crime The conviction and passing of sen tence mark tho final chapter In one of the most remarkable cases ever tried In a Brooklyn court Marrln wag arrested several weeks ago In a law attica In New York on tho aged warrant which charged him with swindling Mrs Catherine Barry the widow of R once wellknown Brooklyn contractor out of moro than JTO000 by means of false cer tificates of acknowledgment to certain mortgages He fled to Honduras after his Indict ment and when ho judged the coast was clear It Is alleged went to Chi cago and engaged In various gctrlch tulclc schemes In Philadelphia he re sumed these operations and under the name of Judge Franklin Stone was In Ilicted for fraudulent practices Marrln when he uaa arrested In New York claimed Immunity from the juris I diction of the courts of thIs State Inas much as he wall out on bell allowed by the Federal Court of the District of Pennsylvania In the Judge Franklin Stone Case In sentencing Marrln today Judge Dike analfmeg him In scathing term lIe called attention to his long Im munity from arrest under the Indict ment for forgery and told him him thit he hud smirched the fair name of the Brooklyn liar Ten minutes after sentence had been passed lonncr Surrogate Church se cured from Justice Gaynor an order to allow cause why a certificate of rea sonable doubt should not be granted This will act as the desired stay till the court records are completed and the motion comes up for argument which It Is expected will be In two or three i days II NOT A WOMAN BUT A LADY SAYS MISS RAY BUCEY Deported She Declares She Is of a Good Lancashire Family Miss nay nucry tho tall and willowy young Englishwoman who with James Howard Allport the son of a London millionaire was detained at Ellli Isl and when they arrived on the Mauri tania im Friday went back today on the same eel her deportation hav ing been mdrrrd by this ImmlBratlon authorities Allport has been sranted the prlvl lese of appeal and Is stll on Kills Isl and At snlllnff time however the lisndMinu young Mnniln wllo accompan ied him on time Iusltaiilt Insisted ho w ls also u passenger going back Met on Board Ship Sho Days The oftloem of his Mauritania dn dared that Miss Bucoy was not u pas iongci hut reporters found her In nn In feldu btnteoom She ualil The advlous tlmt Mr Allports father riiblci tram England conuenilng inn un riot true I nevrtr sat Mr Allport bo tnitt In my life until Wlt mot on tile ilmiti ret II fl lu I know that ho Is iniirrMl I a mid hut cliii d run but tlmt hon notlini to ilu ultli tha COda I havii been lit ullll I NlmmLliilly I IUd not iomu ovtr ultli Mr AllMrt uj hid ulfo Yon nil tlnd that uo wero nut rcirtHtaied In th putt Bunker list nn nun anil wife KiiitlUrmoro 1 um not an actress or an nilMtiiltiroiis 1 atu not a uonmn but n laily of u Uno oh lanoualiliu mm II and Jmve been jircscntuil ut Court I luuu nn linlepcniltfiit fortune of my own mid when 1 landed In Amurlou I hart ttfcu and jewels worth IOOW The I Jewels tire III tItle jewel uiau luliitliiK tti a leather box with u iii tall around It Treated Scandalously I Vou must MU IIOIH uluil 1 bay IIOH uuiiabCOUbly I Intro heart dealt with Tha miew slut 111 rc have pilnlud inuny scandalous thlnt about me uouu uf which Jiud coy buds In tact It haw bueu reported thut Mr Allport would remain here and uppeu UU case Uo will not iiu b u jiabbtmutr Oil this silt ii I navo nut satIn din silIca I cuino jbiiurd but 1 knuw that such Is the cues Jhlsl llucey way mistaken about this I umlon inlllloiialran bun lining u PIi btngar on thu iUuruUnU IIUHUVDI ac he Ib itlll a tiribunur on 1Jlllu UUiul lie I Is thlriyfutr yearn old und when ho arrived hem a detective agency hail rt colvod Inbtructloim from Tils tattler to hold him up and also to hold up illss Uucey rile elder Allport ileclamd that hU son wall not ixfiitally rtiaponslbla anil had deserted n wife nnil rumllv in elope with the comely young KtigUh woolen KILLED BY FAST TRAIN LVON8 N Y Oct SlA man be i llovod to bo W n Wcach ot Hilton N Y jac truck and kllUil by the Twen I tleth Century Limited here tnday He I stepped III front of the sulfl express In I avoiding anol t If train The mall was about ttolrtr tala tIlL taaL r h IBURBANKS KIN TAKE STAND IN 100000 SUIT 11 Several Say Bill of Sale Was in Handwriting of Million aire Recluse QUIZZED ON THE WILL Admissions Made That Lega cies Did Not Reach Ex pectations The suit against Caleb A Burbank an executor of the estate of Ambrose 13 Burbank the millionaire recluse to re cover 100000 on a bill of snlo alleged to have been executed by the deceased was continued today before Judge Ward In th U S District Court Eu gene D Hnwklns of Hawkins A Debt field counsel for tile executor put wit ness Tolmnn through a severe cross I pxn mlna lion Who IB payIng your expenses here I he asked I am myself Do you expuct to he patti back 7 Here Lawyer S S Whltehouso for the plaintiff Interrupted Id be a pretty mean sort of a law yer If he didnt II Under further crossexamination the witness frankly admitted that he had I been disappointed In his uncles will as I he had expected to receive an equal share with the other nephews and nieces He denied however that disap pointment had affected his testimony Praise for Brooklyn Further questioning on the part of Mr Hawkins which appeared to hint at sharp practice on the part of his op ponents brought forth a caustic re joinder from Mr Whltehouee who said We dont ndulgo In such practices In the little vllage Brooklyn I como from Mrs M Louisa Hill a niece of the deceased recluse was next called by Mr Whltchouse Mrs Hill who Is an elderly woman said that she had lived In Bollgrade Me all of her life She Identified several specimens of hand writing as standards of comparison as well as the assignment signed by Ambrose n Burbank Crossexamined by Mr Hawkins she said that she had been left out of her uncles will alto gether and had been disappointed nn sho thought she would be remembered Edward A Dubenola of Cambridge Mass said he had married hi first wife a nelce of Ambrose D Burbank twentytwo years ago and his second wife also a nelce of the age1 recluse twelve years ago Ho testified that he had visited Ambrose B Burbank In New York and Identified the handwrit ing of Instrument as that of Mr Bur bank fit Ill Man and Wife Testify His wife like him Identified the eA fclKnment and letter which had pre viously been marked for Identlflcntli I Mr Hawkins objected hut Judtfi Ward overruled tho objection and said that he regarded the letter us III the nature of a receipt for securities Mrs Eva A D DIskcn of this oily maid Ambrose B Burbank had hoarded lit her grandmothers lioirdlns house prior to her own marriage and thft she had received letters from him while sho wan away on vacation She was living she suld with her graiJ mother at the time Asked when Mr Burlmnk hud moved away she nild that It Wile after thu dny when tile dot dlwl After Horn illHCUBflon tho date of the dogs d ath Sits fixed In 1WO Mrs Dlakon Winil lieu a poem on the death of tlin dog Jot aH being In nurbanks hinl wilting Mr Hawkins sprung H ur iii Iso by offering In evidence u IcttiM which the witness Iclentltled us In lu r hiiHlinnds hand wni t I ng dlrectod to I uleb A Burbank In the letter the i writer said I base III my possession a IIOHIII wrlltnn liy Ambrose 1 I liurbanl oil ilu ilmith of Ms slog Dot sown twclvv jeatb ago 1 would like you tn lime I this letter ulthoiiKli the other stile umiKl Ilku to have It althdUi of cutuBi I oxpoot thut you will rnmpun flltU 1110 fOP It Tho wIt ticut mild that whIle Mr Our liunk biianlnl at her I lOll iiI uhn hail Ire iiuntly neon him wrlto In hla loom and hart nnd letters from hli nlectu whom ho ciild ilid not write viearly to him Slit had not pxprrlril II IJ icy from him hut said that hit had iriim IBPI lici gre liii niiti her one NOT A A1IRACIR Juki Ilulii CQIIIK anil UITrrt There are some quIto remarknlio tliliigH 11511 I lOll Iii g every day which seem almost miraculous Somo porfuin would not bollovn that a inn oulcl Buffer from cotfuo ilrliiklng HO iovtirtly HB to causa spells of unconsciousness Mid tn llnil Cihtl Ill te id let In oliiingliiB from coffee to IoUum Is well worth record hut I usmi to lu a Rreat rofftu drlnUor no much rn that It was killln lIe liy iiioJieH My heart huranio so woiik I wo tI full tmtl He uwonsilmiH for an hour nt n tlmo Tim sjiellu cnuglit me boniotlmit two or three Union u ilay My frlentla and even the doctor told mo it was drlnkliiK ooffee that paused tho trouble I would not be llovo It and btlll drank coffee until I could not leave my room Then my doctor who drinks Ios turn himself persuaded mo to atop coffee and try Joatum After much hesitation concluded to try It That was eight months ago Slncu then I have had but few of hoBO apelU uono for more than four months I feel better sleep batter and am better every way I now drink noth ing but Postuin and touoh no coffee and as I am seventy yuan of age all my friends thlnk the Improvement qulta remarkable Theres u Ileaeon Name given by IVwtum Co Hat tie Creek Mich Road Tho Road to Well vlllo in pkgs Ever read the above letter A new one appears from tIme to lima They are genuine true and full of human iatWMt J BOY BURGLARS i DODGE BULLETS I BUT ARE CAUGHT Pair Escape Fusillade From Brooklyn Mans Pistol That Wakes Folk COAT LED TO CAPTURE SixteenYearOld Lad Found Under Stoop Tells of Pal Who Is Taken in Bed The siege of a Brooklyn block today by the police of the Fifth avenue sta tion under Capt McOovcrn resulted In the capture of two verj youthful burg lars one of whom win caught under a I step the other was found In bed In his home Both admitted that at 345 this I morning they caused pandemonium In I the blocks adjoining th home of Joseph Murray No 36C12 Fifth street when I Murray who had caught them trying to I enter his homo by a rear window opened Ore on them Murrays aIm was poor though ho emptied his pistol bringing everybody within found of the shots to windows The burglars got over a back fence and that wan the end of that particular episode In the Brooklyn dawn It wan almost noon today before the I i besieging police came upon a stationer Harry Kaplan at No 3G2 Fifth avenue whose place also had been broken Into hy burglars and about 125 worth of goods taken Right after that tho trail got hot The police found an old coat which they assumed had belonged to one of the burglars In the back yard of Kaplans place Found Under Stoop They searched the adjoining houses till they reached the home of Peter Ilndhall a plumber at Sixth avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets They were poking about under stoops when suddenly Undhall who had Just arrived home for luncheon yelled that thero was somebody under hLi front stoop The next minute out dashed a s outh who tried to leap over the front fence of Ilndhalls yard but was trIpped by tho plumber At tho pollco station the prisoner snld he was Kdward Van Polt sixteen years old of No B17 Baltic Street Then he gavo the address of Patrick Carolan seventeen years old at No 128 Fifth avenue and bald Patrick had been his partner In the morning raid The police went to Catalans homo and found him In bed Ho was err badly scared and admitted that JIB hail been ono of the buiRlain shot at by Murray Ho pnlcl Van 1elt hail rd him Into the escnpailp after the two hail met In a pool parlor Kmolveni worn found on both boy burglars j Special Sale llinrsday Friday Saturday 1500 Hats Dashing Attractive Styles Look at Them You Never Saw Such Beauties for Less Than Twice Our Price I Every one of these beautiful hats was Inspired by Paris the J same lines and the ame kinds of trimming that the cay French t I city pi 5 into her linen and her I most fashlonabe hat are repro duced in thiSc at I 11 l I i tI1j i J r t I i1 A I l1 1fJ P h I II I t o P 4 No jEJ la Tvo Alike Our hats at tills prlci are u betu t tutu attractive aiuj artistic as Jnv you will at tluwhtit III Niw YOlk for 12 or f I S3no that Is not say Inn a won more than we are abso lutely sure of Ve are quite positive I that nowhere In all New York can you flmt hats at 3i anti 5i5 tint will begin to compare In exquisite effectiveness with our hats at 409 i Hundreds upon hundreds to choose from anil no two alike I 6th Am Cor 17th St I I For the Sick Room Indiipensablo II NonPoisonous and Antiieptic nt Drug anil nOlI arimtnt rJwr tilorti TrlAl Umln 10r I W I IIII1IN t OT NO rr iino BABYCARpES ALL KINDS OG t Special Suit Sale r i1to 182O and 25 1 9983 I Tailored Suits i Thursday Only The spirit of the new season is em bodied in this charming assemblage off U i suits The variety is as bewildering as r the styles are attractive I 5 Directoire Creations i tj a 1 Louis XVI Ideas Smartr Hipless 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I k 1W c H T 7 r THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 1908 n I l Banker Curtiss Wife in Court Shares His Burden S Wins1 Sympathy of An at His fr Trial With Ice King i Morse HERDEVOTION TYPICAL Sets Standard as Type of Faithful Wife and Cour ageous Woman A a type of faithful wife and courageous woman In the face of ad 5 Yor ity Mr Alfred H Curtis wife of the onetime president of the suspended Bank of North America now on trial with Charles W Morse for violation of the National Bunking laws haa set a standard of conduct that deserves the highest praise When the lurid financial methods of the Ico ICtnff wrecked the bank of which her husband was president and brought him face to face with ominous M charges and an Indictment by the t L Federal Grand Jury both he and his jS wife were socially prominent In the upper west aide They occupied a luxurious mansion on t t v Riverside Drive and were reckoned among the very best people who make up the social life of that fine residential district Mrs Curtis was vastly popular both as an entertainer nnd a friend and the heartfelt sympathy of scores of friends and acquaintances went out to i her In her misfortune Gave Up her Luxuries Those who knew her well were confl i dent that she would shine through the crisis of her husbands misfortunes and she did Her presence at her husbands side day by day In the gloomy court i room Is really only a sidelight on the rule of conduct she laid down for her elf when the crash came There was no hesitation In her mind aa to what she should do when her i husbands fortunes were overturned 1 i She took the helm of their domestic affairs In a firm grip and proceeded at I once to provide for the future First I she sold her Jewels and then her horses j I and carriages She schemed and planned j a mutlltude of little economies and i Anally decided tp take boarders That may seem a little thins In Itself but It means a vast deal to a woman who baa been a social leader and been surrounded with every comfort and I luxury for many years to throw open the doors of her fine home to paying guests But Mrs Curtis felt that It was the right thing to do In tact the only thing to do to repair her husbands shattered nuances and provide against the long and costly trial that she Knew he must face Confident of Acquittal She rearranged her elaboruta house hold so that almost twothirds of It was set aside for boarders she nod her hus band retaining about oticihlid for their I comfort and privacy It was also I necessary to cut down the retinue of servants to a few that were absolutely i necessary to keep the house In order and care for the wants of the hoarders f And to do this It was necessary for Mrs Curtis to take up many unfamiliar duties I But she has found time to do all this I and also to accompany her husband dally to court and sit ut his side throughout the long and tedious ses sions She has made herself familiar I with every detail of the Intricate legal proceedings and can discuss every phase I of the testimony with her husband and I hU lawynrs She Is confident that Mr Curtis will hn acquitted and with others shares the belief that he was only a tool In the hands of unscrupulous financiers With quiet dignity she faces the pro cession of witnesses that the prosecu tion calls listens with earnest attention to their testimony and now and then turns a smile of encouragement upon the dejected husband at her side The gentle dignity of her attitude has won the sympathy of all those who at tend the session for her presence ap peals to all as the perfection of what a capable devoted wife should be FOUND WALKING JEWEL SHOP A derelict In evening clothe with his top hat stove In and otherwise badly need up was semi by Policeman Dry lint of the West Ono Hundred nnd Twentyfifth street police station it noon today slowly proceeding north I at One Hundred and Twimtyflfth street and Lenox avfiiiun The iiollcmnan ilo rldni that for safekeeping IIH would ho better In a roll than on the street On arrival at thn police station It wan found that tho nvtnlni carlm wan derer was minus a shirt but that stuck In his walatcnut ho hud a collection or sap hire ruby and diamond studded lIck pins that the police experts valued at anywhere from I2i to J10000 lie yond saying that hn wan John Dooley a broker of No 1 3 Kant Thirtieth street the JewrlBpanntei mystery waa unable to tell anything about himself i4 Dont Say It Cant Be Done You just dont know our plan of selling r c tail at wholesale prices We guarantee a tiS suit at 15 and we make good because we make the clothes our selves Moe Levy Co 1419 Broadway 1119125 Walker Si New York New York 380362 Fullou St Brooklyn L J aaetati J r H I I i I THAW APPEALS AND IS GRANTED WRIT OF ERROR Federal Circuit Court Will Re i view His Case in the Bankruptcy Mix PHILADELPHIA Oct ExOov W A Stone of Plttsbnrc attorney for Harry K Shaw slayer of Stanford White today took an appeal to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals from the decision of Judge Young at Plttsburg yesterday In which the Court dismissed the writ of habeas corpus to bring Thaw to Plttuburg to testify In bankruptcy proceedings The Judges sitting In the Court of Appeals for the circuit are George M Dallas George Gray and Joseph Bur I flngton It Is not known when the case will be heard Mr Stone handed the papers In the case directly to the Judges who granted a writ of error which means the case will be reviewed by the Court Argu ment will be heard In December FOUR LIVES LOST I AS DAY liNE BOAT I NEW YORK BURNS I Crew of So Trapped in Quart ers Had to Fight Way Through Flames j Four lives were lost and It Is proba ble other bodies will bo found In the hold of the steamer Now York which burned to the waters edge at New burg at 130 A M today The new steamers Trojan also belonging to the Hudson RIver Day line was scorched I The Trojan was to have been launched on Saturday next I The dead are Jamaa Jones first pan I tryman Joseph Matthews second pan tryman Isaac Jenkins butcher and I Alex Dreau porter A crew of fifty had been retained to clean up the New York In preparation I I for Inspection by the steamboat In spectors today Of these twentyeight were negroes who bail quarter In the 1 stern of tho boat It was In their quarters that the fire started The I men aroused from their sleep made their escape with difficulty many of them getting out without clothing and barely escaping with their Urea The four who were lost were In a room between which and the only stair i way leading to the declt tho blaze had I Un origin Two other fought tholr Val I through the fire and escaped All of the man wero paid off for the I season yesterday and some of them wero under tho Influence of liquor It has been Impossible to definitely as certain what caused tho blaze but It Is believed to have been the result of the I explosion of a kerosene lamp Holt boats were In the Thomas 8 Marvel shipbuilding yard The New York went Into tile yard yesterday and was to have been put In drydock for the winter In the next slip was the Trojan An effort was made to get the New York free from her mooring and Coat her out Into the river but ths was I found to be Imposilbis Firemen from I the Newburg department ventured close to the burning boat but wer driven back When the firemen saw the New York was doomed they made a determined tight against the flames In the yards I Before the lire was under control 1100 000 worth of property had been destroyed In the yards The New York wu I valued at about J700000 u I A N Arrow Collar fits I you as well after it comes back from the laundry as i it did when it was sent to 1the I the laundry I ARROW i COLLARS I 15 cents each2 for 25 cents iuiErr IKABOuv k co I ker I CANTAB A Ai ARROW CUFF I I I Twenty Stores 1 Largest Retailers I in the Leading b ila P 1U1 tAfft of Womens Ready Citiu in the to Wear Garmtntt 1 GARMENT SHOP THE OUTER United States in dm e r i c a j 12 WEST 23d STREET i PRICE SENSATIONS THAT STAND WITHOUT A PARALLEL I I IN THIS SALE WE DEMONSTRATE THAT WE SELL HIGH I GRADE WOMENS READYTOWEAR GARMENTS AT LOWER I PRICES THAN ANY OTHER SHOP IN NEW YORK I LET IT JBJJ JSMPJIATIOAJ UNDERSTOOD THAT THE FOLLOWING i PRICE COMPARISONS ARE AVSOIVTEIY FREE EXAGGERATION I TAILORED SUITS I Smartest models Directoire Colonial or Hipless coat newest style skirt I Broadcloth Cheviot mannish mixtures and imported Worsteds Highest i class and best possible workmanship In Black and all the newest Fall shades I I i 2900 values for 1850 i 3900 values for 2500 I 4500 values for 3000 WAISTS r French Net Waists White ur Gray trimmed with lace and braid 575 values for 390 Fine French Net Waists White or Colored Dots several different models 850 values for 650 GOWNS in Broadcloth Messaline or Satin Duchesse Empire or Diredoire effect 4000 values for 2500 f I 3500 values for 2100 EVENING CAPES in satin very effectively trimmed also interlined 2750 values for 1500 i EXTRA SPECIAL i VANDERBILT CUP RACE iI AUTOMOBILE COATS EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Smartest and up to date styles in Mixtures and Cheviots i a selection of six distinct styles At II II h 50 1975 2250 Value 2250 28 00 3210 I I m KERN HURRIES HOME l TO HIS STRICKEN BOY srneLS Oct 21Jnlm W Kern the DemocrMlo ice 1resldcnllet nomi nee today abandoned his campaign In thlii vicinity npd took tho Southwestern Limited nt S 1 M for home called them by a message from his wife tell n Inn of the serious il1nss of their eight year old eon He had arranged to no to Oiwegn this afternoon and then to Ashtftlmla and Comienut 0 to upriVk attl1e tatter place tnmorrow nlKht when hI wan I Informed thru thin Illness of his Kin had riiildenly taken n turn for the lone lie drolded to tart at one INDIANA1OUI8 Oct 2lJohn W Iern Jr the elglityenfold ion of John W Kern Democratic randldatn for the Vlcelr Urnc Is curiously 111 In this oily and Mrs Kern hni Uleftraphed her husband to return to Indianapolis at once The boy la auffcrlnc with In fanllla paralyil I 1 I I I franklin Simon Si to Fifth Avenue I SPECIAL SALE THURSDAY I I Womens Lingerie Combinations Lingerie Combinations S Of fine nainsook corset covtr In4 drawer or skIrt I C i embroidery lace and ribbon trimmed Rill value 295 1 95 i Lingerie Combinations Of fine nainsook corset cover and drawer or skirt nc embroidery lice and ribbon trimmed Real value J9J 27 a7 Lingerie Combinations Of crossbar plumetis or fine nainsook lace line 3I5 embroidery and ribbon trimmed Real value 500 e Black Satin Knickerbockers I with detachable white linings to wear with cllnjlnf 575 gown Real value 1375 I s Womens Messaline Silk Petticoats In black white street and evening shades deep circular 595 I flout ce taffeta silk dust ruffle Real value 975 Womens Silk Jersey Petticoats I To be worn with the new clinging gowns silk Jersey with ft 7C I deep flare ruffle of taffeta silk Real value JtSOO 9 75 I Large assortment of French and Domestic Underwear I Kimonos Dressing Sacqoes Lingerie i Silk and Jersey Petticoats i Infants and Childrens Wear French Hand tyade Dresses Of nainsook hand embroidered yoke neck and sleeves lace trimmed sizes to 3 years Real value 295 1 85 Washable Poplin Dresses Russian and waist models white pink blue or Un I t to 5 years Real value 8250 45 Infants White Coats Of French cashmere hand embd cape and cuffs 485 lined and wadded sizes to 2 years Real value J750 Childrens Handsome Fur Coats Of white or sable coney fur full length model satin 18 50 lined t to 5 years Real value 2950 Infants Complete Oat fittings Hats Coats Bonnets Hosiery Shoes Leggins Sweaters etc I at popular prices FIFTH A VE 37th and 38th Sts j Lord 3 TaylorI Have Arranged a Special Sale j for Thursday and Friday of jjjjjt 6tooo yds Colored Taffeta Silks l jr in a complete range of street and evening shades I special at 5oc a yd I Dress Goods Section I Havejon Special Sale I Imported Velveteen Check and Stripes in dark shades suitable for street costumes atI45aydl Flannel Dept Embroidered White Skirting Flannel exclusive patterns one yard wjde prices ranging from c 50C up to 225 a yd Broadway moth St nth Ave 19th St I JAMES McGREERY 5 GO l 23rd Street 34th Street

LADIES HOSIERY la Both Store On Thursday October the und 500 dozen Fine Lisle Thread Stock ings with double spliced heels soles toes and garter tops Elephant grey tan and black ripe per pair CHILDRENS HOSIERY Fine Ribbed Black Cotton with double spliced knees Size 6 to 9U inches 6 pairs for 100 33rd Street S4lh Street I 1 Fr t t rass srai i a a Lit nk 8 QIunWahtll J Broadway nt 34th Street JIm arranged for Thursday and E lgpy A Most Extraordinary Sale of E Broadcloth Suits for Women 3 In the very newest of tailormade models I reproduced from the most recent designs of rx the leading foreign modistes and made up It to our own order especially for this event Lft mg CUtaWay Coat Suit with satin trim med shawl collar and satin lined Flare gored skirt Suit trimmed with straps of 2500 broadcloth and buttons In navy smoke I green brown or black Value 3500 J I Nsx II Gfilsnia model Suit long coat hipless effect new satin and braid trim j med collar and tie Gored skirt trim 2950 med to match the coat In navy smoke I brown green or black Value 3950 s Extra long hapless model Coat gsjjj f j New trimmed collar and satin scarf i New closefitting gored skirt Both coat i I I and skirt are trimmed with satin loops and 3250 t buttons Satin lined In navy smoke j green brown or black Value 4500 j jDjrecjpjrg Suit long embroidered coat model of imported broadcloth Military collar of bengaline and tie of satin Flara 3950 skirt cmbd to match the coat In navy t smoke green brown or black Value 5900 New Hipless Coat Model Suit Of cheviot or worsted with military col lar of satin and braid Flare gored skirt with deep fold around bottom satin lined 1950 coat black navybrown smoke or green Value 3000 j Tailored Suits for Misses Small Women SECOND FLOOR Size M 16 and 18 years 33 34 and 36 butt j Tlilpr5d Suits of imported broadcloth or cheviot in a large variety of the newest long coat models satin or braid trim 2500 med in black navy peacock taupe olive or wistaria Value 3500 to 3900 1 Tfipr5p Suitof fine quality broadcloths i I cheviots or diagonal worsteds in a large 1 variety of long coat models satin or braid 1975 trimmed in black peacook I navy taupe olive or wistaria Value 2500 to 2950 I Thursday Friday Saturday Sale of 4 5 Shoes for Women 285 Srn 15 distinctive modejs button or lace S I The designs are suitable for street or dress wear and are the embodiment of the newest and most favored f ideas in distinctive footwear The leathers russet calfskin patent leather gunmetal calf glazed kidskin ALL TOES SIZES AND WIDTHS f If t The Leading 1 New Coat Specialty Sweaters House d J500 i Fine Furs at Telling Prices I No need to pay exorbitant prices for furs For ex ample we offer the following Russian Pony 2500 to 5000 24 36 42 and 50 inch coats Caracul Coats 4250 to 12500 I 24 36 42 and 50 inches long II I Sable Squirrel 7950 to 19800 24 36 42 and So inch coats I French Seal 16500 to 25000 I 36 and 50 inch coats Long FurLined Coats 6500 to 15000 J I Also Newest Models Fine Mink Sable I Squirrel Broadtail C c I J Remarkable Values In Matched Sets and Separate Piece Pointed Black Lynx Pointed Sitki Fox White fox Blue Lynx Hitunt Lynx Hudjon nay Beaver Ermine Chinchilla Mink Broadtail 8c AC In the latest fashIonable Style and Shapes JOHN FORSYTHE BROADWAY AND EIGHTEENTH STREET 1 1I 2 GOING UP Oh listen gentle reader I l And hark unto this fong 1 h To rise Instead of going back Cannot be very wrong 1 Why risk your hardtirned mini Whilst you may get rich aunt 41 Just read World Realty Ads today For Investments that endure When you ice a piece of property Advertised For Sale fa Tin World you may rest assured it is an opportunity to make moo Tri 1 ii Y ri T I I

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s v 1 I4 JJIIW tJ41JmlIJ l Ul N r wx y y I1JIIU J II r tHE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 1908 r L ITS AllOVER IN OHIO TAFT WINS 3 HERRICK SAYS SO l Very Best Information Moves I a Former Governor to Make k His Prophecy I i Former Oov Myron T Herrick of Ohio came all the way to New York to I day to posltlNclv imprl thnt Ohio Is afe for Tnft Ohio It safe for Taft llr Herrlck declared not only be cause they lire nfrnld that If he la de feated there never will be another I Ohioan nominated for the Presidency Mr HerrlcU xins Introduced to the reporters at the nepublcnn National Headquarters by Chairman Hitchcock It nas recalled thnt Mr Herrick was J Perpont Morcins representative on the committee of trustees that i Knickerbocker Trust Compnnv Tlore Is no longer any doubt about Ohio dcriJWJ Mr Hrrct The elec tion Is ocr there 80 far as Tart Is con cerned I have the vrry bet of Infor I mation to jnitlfv me In sayng this How He Figures It u Just Infore I left Clpvlind a loco f motive engineer and firerran took a poll of Mo bIg hops there This poll shows lion the Inei rnt laborni moa of Oho regard Mr Taft In one shop the preferences were expressed as fol i lows For Tnt 1175 For Ilr nn ri4 TIoiiMfnl 228 The oilier pool rontltoili For Tn ft sti For nr nn 2 Doubtful n5 It Is true that there ua rnnMrtery ble sentiment for Brvnn In Ohio early In the campaign Hut Mr Taps manly and Illuminating speeches have set him right before the people The have J awakened to the fact that In supporting Taft they are supporting the policies of the martyred McKIn cy Their Industry Threatened t And there fa another strong factor Tou know the people of Ohio are wrw proud of the numher of IrcMdfnts their State has furnished to the ration They 1 have no desire to broil the record by helping to defeat Taft The realize that If Mr Taft should not he selected It would probably he a IonIC time be fore another son of Ohio could hope for n Prsl ldenJlTil nomination State pride Is a powerful Intluenco In Ohio i Cornelius X Illlss nnd Senator Crane of Massachusetts were In charge at National Headquarters to day and Chairman Hitchcock UT somewhat submersed When Mr iliss and Sena tor Crane are on the Job there Is not a great deal of outward show of activity I but there Is something doing behind 1 closed doors every minute o HAMMERSTEINS LEADER FOR HILADELPHIA HERE Giuseppe Sturnnl the orchestra leader for Mr Hammer lns nw Philadel phia OperaHouse arrived from Europe yesterday on the Kronp Inzcsln Cecil Ie He will begin rrlear als next Monday r He Is only thirtyone years old but he has conducted operas In several Italian cities and In many South American cap itals He as the first Italian to con I duct Salome In Italy It was pro duced In Turin and Strauss yielded the baton to him after the first night He comes to America from the San Carlo OperaHouse 1 Naples Sturanl Is a native of Holopna and was graduated from the musical conser vatory there Ho has played the violin In orchestras conducted by Manclnelll J Mugnone and other eminent Italian con ductors Mary Garden has cabled Mr Hammer stein that she In bailing for New York on the Adriatic today E Dlyn V Slioe Shoe Economy Gets Its best opportunity at Blyn Stores r Real economythe very best at the very lowest consistent prlcthat is what we have taught thousandsand more and I more are learning every day the value of confidence in ni n claims I Style No 44 Mens Arch Prop I Shoe lakes the place of highpriced nude toor I I der shoes or the loose in serted and o un comfort I able b arch V prop 0 o 0 ft ill give comfort 1 ind sails c faction to 1 those who nd an arch I support r NINE BEST STORES D WEST SIDL BROOKLYN 6tb Ave 27lh SI Bway bet Park and d I Bib Ave II 3Vlb St rilcr EAST SlllLi Fulton 51 app Abra I ham S Straus 3d AvelZMStrce Sireci nearnreeneAre ld An 861b 3d AveoHSOlh Street F1C1n ifS flowery near ltruoine511MV LnM 7M St Solo New York Ufstribulcrb ore I The Noiseless a StyleComfort e Red Cross Shoe for Women V J alt binds with fir foot 11I u HQf 1 LJL qq1Y r t l I t t I I 1 11 r I I 1 l 1 I t 7 r 1111 iIJ ui i A Gold I t J Ten free I 9 ard Gold Standard Stamp I Start Stamps Book Each E I Ll DAMS 0 forcachl0c purchase of your ml ito d1 j I 2 BLOCKS ON 6TIAve 20th to22ed Street WtIte11 eynatwr I r I F C t JW It J Hii I I I r I I Q 1I j j t h I Id I Y r r 4 S P l i1 i t g 1 i I r 1 1 I r f91 ldrCV pq r rC 1 N a q 9r arrr V O7lYr 1iilillt l lTRr laOi YR L it r Double Gold Standard Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 oClock I iae lernt Double Gold Standard Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 oClock j s lL ToMorrow Single Stamp After 12 oClock ToMorrow Single Stamps After 12 oClock 1 Excellent Cloth r Coat Suits for Women at 1275 I k Womens Suits like cut of fan j d t 1 V 1 cy striped worsteds Just what j r f tts r you want for early fall wear They I 11 come in subdued green brown I iii blue and smoke also plain Broal II it cloths Coat 36 inches long lined r a and trimmed with atin tlare skirt I I trimmed to match Exceptionally good f9 7r I r Ii At value at q Smart Walking Suits of broad I cloth semifitting coat 36 inches long single breasted notch collar I large flap pockets and button trim 1 ming stylish flare skirt all the new shades sizes 32 JQ 75 to 44 bust at 4 I We make a specialty of extra large sizes We carry Suits in stock up to 48 bust and separate Skirts up to 38 waist band III Adams BuildingSecond Floor I i i I W B Reduso I Corsets I No matter how full your figure may be above the waist at the abdomen or sy J below the back the W B Reduso will improve it more in a few months than r tdieting or exercise will accomplish The t Reduso is a modish beautifully styled garment of ordinary weight and appear ance I It will make you from ore to five inches I i note slcncer below the waist and can be l tllI worn all day without giving ton a moment of iitiguc or annoy 300 b nce Puce I In Both Buildings I i r Dainty Dresses Coats tIl and Bonnets for Little Folly tIli i n Inexpensively Priced for Tomorrow I CHILDRENS DAIN TVS hr i 4 L1 STRIPED OUTING t ff y 1 FLANNEL RUSSIAN r u DRESSES Hiqh neck l Utv trimmed with braid or r 11 j 4 t U collar and culls or plain I VI material sizes 2 I 3 and i KP L 4 s Value 59c years ft y at 45c III CHILDRENS FEl T L4 y 4 il NORMANDIE BONNFIS TffiiI a Silk lined full lace i I 14 p ruche around lace trimmed i j 1 I t I with ribbon msetUs and i d 7 rril t rosebuds Value 98c 139 at OC II CHILDRENS SHORT BEDFORD CORD III COATS Like cutCape 141 mmmel aith fancy braid and medallions sues 6 179 1 I months to 3 years Value S250 at SHORT BEDFORD CORD COATS Double breasted cape IDlr trimmed with fancy ribbon and silk braid sizes 6 225 mouths to 3 years Value S3DO at t ONeill Building Third Floor ra i I I r7 J vrYYV IIII fl tisd M The Celebrated V Perrin Cic Plousquetaire Gloves for Women Will Be Offered ToMorrow Thursday At a Little More Than Half Price On Sale in Both Building Ihile They Last Perrins Perrins 275 d 325 L Gloves Gloves for I for p 169 a s J 189 rr I We advise a prompt response to this advertisement High Class Gloves from the well I known house of Penin formerly of West 23d St are not likely to last long at the prices we have marked them i WOMENS 12BUTTON LENGTH GLACE WOAtENS 16BUTTON LENGTH GLACE MOUSQUETA1RE GLOVES in OUSQUETAIRE GLOVES in tan white and black Value S275 tan white and black Value 325 j at 169 at 189 Mail Orders Carefully Tilled I Women Are Enthusiastic Over This Splendid Sale of V Perrin Cie Hlglt Grade Hosiery At u to y Less than Perrins Prices I If Still a Tine Selection at the Various Prices t o We secured their entire stock which consists of tf t lie very finest French German and English Hosiery i1 s t i Ik x and the assortments comprise all colors and black s to plain and fancy Hosiery The prices are entirely D unusual for high grade merchandise of this char acter and women will do well to anticipate future requirements before the stock is exhausted Perrins Pure Silk Hand Lmbroidcied Perrins Hand Embroidered Finest Hosiery I Imported Lisle Thread Hosiery Perrins 450 to 650 Hosiery at pair 290 black and Colors Perrins S3 00 to 5150 Hosiery at pair 190 Perins SlOO to Si50 Hosiery it pair 59c perrins S225 to 300 Hosiery at pair 4 i45 Penins 7Sc to Sloo Hosiery at pair 39c resins Soc to 7t5c Hosiery at f lir 25c Perrins Plain Pure Thread Silk Hosiery Perrins Plain and Lace Hosiery I Colors and Black I Black and All Colors I Perrins 250 Hosiery at per pair 145 Perrins 75c to 100 Hosiery at pair 45c Perrins 200 Hosiery at per pair 1JO Perrins soc to 75c I Hosiery at pair 35c Perrin 150 Hosiery at ivr pair 95c Peirins Sue IloMtry at pair 25c Pen HIS 125 Hosiery at per pair 70c Perrins 35c HoMery at pair 19c On Sale in Both Buildings No Mail Telephone or C O D Orders I Womens Best 358 and 400 Shoes Special ToMorrow at 290 hLJ i f t J r Over Fifty Styles in Button and Lace ILvery Pair Made for This Seasons Selling A most except ml nflerjng that every oimn who reads ihS adwilisetnent will be interested in You have choice ut welt and turn soles in IAIEN T COLT SKIN DEMI CA FSKIN and VJCI KIDSKIN in a cumplt range ol sires and widths high grade shoes at a remarkaM low liguie Spe sal hale Price Adams Bulding becoud Flunr IIII f c The Approved Fall Models in Iii Women Cloth Suits tr w 4 Are being shown here in immense variety The f j favorite materials arc splendidly represented and the 1 range of sizes in every style is complete Very Special for Thursday Womens Cheviot and Broad 11 i cloth Suits Like cut Long model plain and trimmed Value i l 2250 i650 ri special at h r i II Womens Cheviot Suits Hip i less models excellently tailored Jrf1 t new gored circular skirts llm r Value 2650 special iSo y I 1995 1 cial at So f Jit 1 i Womens New Directre and IM land Josephine SUItsIn l3roadcloths y and chevron worsteds elaborately 1 M trimmed and very dressy Value t I 4 3500 and S3750 special at j i f 1 1 1975 and 2650 i itrl I b S M1 l A Number of Odd Suits y i r x I Button front regular skirt of 11Ti 1 early orders splendid fabrics and P rt trimmings Value 1800 t rv i fMWJf I 1000 U tt and 2000 special at ty dr kzi J

I ONeill Building Third Floor J i Untrimmed Millinery t rfo Splendid AssortmentsModerate Prices ri f Untrimmed and SemiTrimmed Hats r for Women Misses and Children in the Latest Models t A splendid line of Beaver Hats at I 295 and 350 F 100 Dozen Womens felt Hats Large medium and small shapes in navy elephant paon t t morocco gray brown and black at 95c OSTRICH PLUMES Black and white Value i 275 special at L 98 Ifi CHILDRENS KNOCKABOUT HATS 95C t MISSES AND CHILDRKN5 TRIMMED HATS Special at i II 275 375 up to 1400 F 9 I u In Both Buildings l lZV Comfortable House Garments ifl Ii fhttMI For Women t1i4 t1 1 I FLANNbLETTE klMONOb r ffi j I striped and flowered designs f J li t finished with scalloped J I 1 I 2 r 1 I edge Nil ue 3 k at C iJ IJ I FLANNELETTE DRESSING 11 t l 11 a 1 SACQUES Trimmed in a va K r 1 f r j riety of styles with satin ribbon r r 1fl f finished with belt of material 01 l r V t cord girdles Value Si 00 nr i 1 I I J 85 C i rot at f atGERMAN I Is GERMAN FLANNEL KIMONOS Shirred yoke in pretty floral de z P m r 1 t fjf E signs finished with broad lacing ot 1 Jf Il l i l J I down front and ti satin neck 11 i Value 225 special tj n Y i at CpJby ii 11 p II i llrJf S239 Bath Robes 179 I i Of pretty striped double faced j I I 1 German Flannel sailor collar pad i i f f4 sleeves trimmed with ribbon i 1 L I J t double box plait at back finshd 11 tn j f u waUt with girdle 112j 7O 47041q1 1f fA I Spedal it J 79 5 rt v 4 HSf Adams Building Secon1 Moor fcMk orl I 1 11 rn J j I I II tIt I j h I i i v O

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i tAt f r r I it 6 Tfifi EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 1908 1 SHELDON DENIES i I ANY INTEREST IN ICE TRUST POOlS J Aided Three Other Bankers to Reorganize Company at t Morses Request t I I George n Sheldon treasurer of the National Republican Committee positively 1t tively denied that lie over purtlclpatoil In tiny at tho Charles W llorso Ameri can Ico pools which are unJorKolns tin 1 process of dlsccctlon before Judge Hough In tho United Stitoa Court Mr t Sheldon admitted that he was con nected at one lion with the rnorffanlzn tlon of tho American Ice Co hut nays I he never held a shan of the stock In any Morse pool never received n penny of profit from a pool and knew nothing about the pool manipulations In J3W said Mr Sheldon Charles I T Barney then President of the Knick It erbocker Trust Company earn to mo and asked me It I wiiild assist In reorganizing I organizing the Amcrlcici Ice Company I consented Associated with me In tho work were four banker Lanman Dull of Edward Sweet Co John E Bourne of the Colonial Trust Company Oaklelgh Thorne President of the Trust Company of America and Fred erick Eldrldge VicePresident of the Knickerbocker Trust Company Paid Up Back Dividends Wo constituted the reorganization committee of which Mr Bourne was chairman Wo paid up all the back div idends In 6 per cent bonds which after I wnrda neild up to 00 To prove tint our rporKanlrnlloii plan tirnpfltnl the prop erty tho company onrnetl enough Inter 1 to pay a j per cent dividend on the I stock j I ant not nnd never was In tho Ice Trust I wm never a director or ofllcsv I In tho orRnnUntluti My sole ionnoctloti i with It tens cunlluwl to the work of rev 1 organization i Charles W Sloise tens iiurMlnniMl about the nllccm participation of Mr Sheldon In tho Iro pool Ht hail Just I taken his seat In tin rourtroom where IIP Is on tri al rlmrRpd with violation of Ihe mtlniul ImnUliiK laws I have absolutely luitllnc to say paid the ilrpowd parlor mnKtdait of Wnll stieet Will you deny that George H Shol don Nan one of your nsyoclatos In yotir syndicate I will not discos HIP matter tot the Irs niisVerrd Morce testily What Stimson Says rnltcil Slates DistrictAttorney Slim son was next seen Mr Stlmson halls or nunlllie from Ellhu Roots law of fice ctrl once represented na counsel the National Dank of North America whose loading officers he Is now prose cuting for offenses said to have been committed In part while he served them ns consulting lawyer Is It true asked the reporter that Mr Sheldon was one of the men who had Investments In the great Ice Trust pool which you are now engaged In exposing and which was largely han dled by matched alps through dum my loans I So far as t know It Is nbsout I false said Mr Stlmson Will you call Mr Sheldon ns a wit ness as you have called Schwab Oug genhelmer dates and others Why should we call him when we have no knowledge that Mr Sheldon I ever heard of the pool replied the I Federal attorney The only thing suggesting his name is the fact which we have already brought out that Will lam C Sheldon k Co of No 2 Wall street were one of the many firms of brokers thnt handled accounts for lie I Morse crowd rhr record from the of lice of Sheldon q Co rontnln two rn trlis called respectively American Ice I account anti C W Morse nrcount Have Some Address e1 Mr Ptlmson said ho didnt think 1 George It Sheldon amid Wllllnm C Hhel1 I don were In any way related lie nil I parently didnt know that George r Sheldnns business nddiess Is oleo No 2 Wall street I 11 om Stlmsnn the reporter went hunk i ngnlu In Morse I j Mr Stlmsoti says George It Sheldon i I never figured In any of your opera tnn explained The Evening World reporter Will you discuss the matter I now I i I will not said Morse Mr Stlm sons denials or affirmations do not alter i i my determination not to talk I i ADMIRAL TOGO HOST I r TO FLEET OFFICERS I II TOKIO Oct 21T0 nfllolnl lunch eons Admiral Togos maRninoont gar den parts a dinner given by Premier Premier JRt urn and a ball nt Ills residence were the principal features among the Innumerable forms of lavish entertain I ment offered the officers and men of the American battleship fleet today The Harden fete Rt which Admiral Too was licit was one of the most elaborate functions of Its kind ever seen In Toklo It was held In the Krounds of the Shlnjlku Imperial Gardens which are the property of the Em press and which comprise about 1000 acres of lawn broken by woods and water and with vistas equalling those I of the park at Versailles The Invitations numbered 1EOO and I the guests Included all the American of acers of higher ronk and Japanese from I every walk In life I j Woo O OO I Millinery Dept I I 1 Smart Tailored Hats Newest Shapes Value 85o to 31000 500 I Trimmed Hats in large effects Value S 1500 Special 1000 I BonWii9 Iarrs CO Broadway and 5th Av Cor 21st St f I i Offer Exceptional Values for Thursday and Friday 1 I October 22d and 23d tJ i 7 Fancy Worsted Suits t i 4 LADIES AND MISSES SIZES a y t Plain tailored models new gored skirts superior i Q w 19 75 95 satin linings Value 3000 JL t f i i Ladies New Model Suits I MAN TAILORED 4 l t i A Several late and distinct styles long and short o J 1 coats new gored skirts materials of broadcloth J JIi i i cheviot fancy mixtures Value S4000 27 0 50 1 t1 I f h Suits for Small Women and Misses 8 i 1ldi I SIZES 14 16 18 or 34 36 38 I lIj i f Two and three piece suits every desirable material Q my I I guaranteed linings Value S2950 19 ID II I r 7illl I I I I I t 1 l fr 1r I Satin Princess Dresses I 0 i IMI r SUITABLE FOR AFTERNOON AND EVENING WEAR ff b 11 f PIIU New and exclusive models Directoire effects with I 2250 new graceful clinging skirt black and colors r j I Waist Special Skirt Special TAILORED NET CHIFFON BROADCLOTH i Entire waist tucked china silk 2 95 New gored model with folds Q Oft lined long sleeve alue S500 Value 1500 O 90 t 1 aos o 000 00 0 4M4D04 4JD6 4A 040A I t90A 00 9 OOA60A oar R 1 r lh t t r r 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p s s t r t j x Jti r x Cs pte o 3 y a y t Cr i Y ti tLf ti d a4t I l tt e amre t awew msemmr acn KMPlKti FFRNJ1LRU PAC7ORIRS lO Day Free Trial Offer Sent 1 rr Votir Slime and A l lre 9 Vanti we will forward to you OA AIIKOYAI without one cent In inlvinire one ot these I magnificent guaranteed EMPIRE LEATHER COUCHES TttI le Murk I If not fully convince after 10 days trial that the article Is exactly what we represent It to bs or worth three times the mon y we ask then send It back at our expense other wise keep It and pay for It at the rate of 5Year Written Mail Anywhere Orders In Filled Ihe Cents Atlnrlinl Guarantee to rirrr United Steles 50 COUP It iVnrrlimi lurk rnrrliil In nl We allow the freight mnt every Mntp anti charges anywhere Weekly lill mi nt rondo front within 800 tears nearest point titer io nao Trial No Cash Payment Required WHOLESALE 1 Q 75 p ti FACTORY PRICE I Exactly Like Illnj it Iralion Shown We Much Prefer Local Customers to litre Call to See Sample Sold at all retail stores for 300 cash tVe give you a a rear written euaranle wtth thus couch Open sonttaq steel construction hairnile gotdrn quartered ask frames end covered with our famous Cmnire Luther Shipped fully packed and puri ppoa TU Inches long 30 Inches wide Empire Furniture Mfg Co Iictvr n J1U O 1 A Wrtm TJ 1 Oppoltc Adaim1 Between 348 SIxth Ave New York uHO uUlll rllDi Hdn lUltt sit t S2i Sts I I iry Goods Flare Tills AI1VEKTISRMKNT ICST BK KNCIOSKU WITH Tile OHDEU niN Y World to1 11 iiiii iii innilll Now in Progress Great Sale of the j 250000 Bankrupt Stock OF THE Mercantile Co E RS 5PM 23d St l Cor 5th Ave Closing Out of Entire Stock at a Tremendous Sacrifice Walking Suits Walking Coats Fur Coats Costumes Carriage Coats Fur Sets Reception Gowns Separate Skirts Misses Suits Evening Gowns Millinery Misses Coats Broadcloth Gowns Waists Junior Suits Dancing Frocks Belts Girls Coats Evening Cloaks Neckwear Girls Dresses I Evening Capes All Goods Sold for Cash Only No C O Ds No Goods Charged and No Alterations Made T 0 Q fill s 4b 1f1q a SLvm A ID 20 e S7REEZ HEW YORK SO Years Leaders of Fashion The Lyra Corsets Give the New Waist Line Choosing a new corset is a mutter of great moment to the women of today who would mlnpt their form to the requirements of the new styles The lone raeeful lint demanded by y the present day style ire purely n mutter of correct corset mjj t y Corsctlerefi unto hastened to 7 supply Corantfi that will empha size the proper limt and the ry woman Tim would irliicvo dress perfection will noi ti nk nf choos u ing her Fall sown until who has ll yr IJOLII flttcd with one of these y If you have never worn the Lyra you have never known the luxury of the best in corsets Lyra mod els embody the most ad vanced and uptodate ideas in dress They are equal to Parisian cor sets In exclusive styles exquisite materials floe hand workmanship They slip on like a glove and mould onos figure into the snug hip and back the closo bust Limo alto 11 ether long Blender graceful linos of the ntrcctolro stylo with the t utmost comfort to the wearer I The Lyra is acknowledged the authority in cofetry Jt is sought and demanded by the smartest American dressers all boned with VnJolm all sizes Prices 500 550 6 750 58 tn 850 Careful attention given to fitting r Q 0 SIMPSON CIWJYFOHD CO 1 o1 1fiI im1tMIl Ciriuonl eo t i XTlrtw 19wTQ20wSTREETr NEW YORK SO fears Leaders of Fashion I 0 II O 1 s II t00 Ot714A The luxury and refinement of Patrician Shoes for Women mark I their wearers one and all as mem A bers of a discerning and particular class Patrician Shoes have been the accepted standard with women of culture for many years Patrician Shoes for Women 350 and 400 One need not hesitate to buy Patrician Shoes for correctness and quality are assured by the trademark on every pair sold Patrician Shoes for Children i The advent of a new pair of Patricians is not followed by scoldings during the ensuing weeks of their newness because the durable make and the serviceable leathers stand any amount of rough usage There is no bursting of seams or losing I of caps Misses 250 and 300 Boys 250 and 300 Childrens 225 Patrician Juniors save the mother worry and expense and the little one the necessity of having to bear constantly in mind Take care of your shues They insure comfort and natural lines to the childs foot lit r 98c Shoe Trees for 59c For miii women und children lade of hard wood with patent I I extension adjustable to the exact size diiired all widths and sizes extension vUJ DeptStain Floor I J SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO I etton Goods at 83 c Yard in 0o the Bai g 1Jn n Basement The sensation of the SlII unparalleled pricing possible only by reason of enormous purchases made at the right moment At hKc yard you can choose tomorrov rdm from fresh dainty patterns in staple fiJirics always priced at 50 to 100 p AMOSKEAG i per cent higher Wriia mint Mf MFG CO i24c Utility Ginfjfl l 11J3 UTILITY Perfect goods and fast colors in this wellknown brand Patterns suitable for childrens Maids and Nurses Cl Diu GHAM Dresses Limit 25 yards to a customer 02 n 12he Percales mill ends 1 the most staple cotton thi fabric lengths from 2 to 8 yard CJ2C t 12ic eambric and Muslin 19c Sill Mulls Cambric Muslin Long Cloth value 5000 yards plain and dott d Silk to 14c all bleached all Ji inches Mulls values lUe to lc all col wide regular goods some 1 ors slightly imperfect Limit 1 mill ends and seconds iJ2 C 2 dress patterns 0 2 C PI in t c d Flannelettes for House Mill ends of Outing Flannel one Dresses Kimonos and SaC illS make W inches wide the other 150 pieces at this very low 1 I a better grade but narrower Qll 8 price 2 c Limit a yards 02C m JOe Outing Flannel in lengths of 1 to 10 yards limit 2O yards at U72 C Do M 15c Gheviots D I t1 1 These yard wide Cheviots are always sold I 8U C at 13 cents All white grounds with neat CH EVICTS figures Stripes and dots Limit lAytKtnn customer avu M i SZSZilt Zil mXVzyitzi 7 SIMPSON CIIAWFOIUJ CO r a t t rte m2t ffVrtr fj41 I J q I u I i Var FURNITURE oh the SPEC3AL TERMS t FOR TKIS MONTH l l LTtl tz fRt w a Ft bldLl tw W Dtf151r GOADS U p upTO o orPp3T Ca o In MISCHlEr I h vfttk4rlTc J etzbrrr ri Crt Words and Music wcth newt rs sssvwt 5U N DAY I S II makes Mile difference 5 Mif yini 1edCI World wvnD f H We nt I will go anti get it I 93 I r g z f J I I

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p J WI J 1 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 1908 L PLEA OF 70000 I I V CAUSES ROOT TO ACT FOR POUREN Secretary of State Orders New f Inquiry in Case of Man Russia Wants HE ATTACKS COUDERT Exile Enraged at Lawyer Vho Represents Russia in Extra dition Proceedings Acting upon an opinion sent to him I by Secretary of State Ellhu Hoot United States Commissioner ShlHdn to t day reopened the case of Jan Jnnoft P oren the alleged Russian revolution ist held since August for extradition I on charges of attempted murder arson and robbery at Hlpa Russia Secretary Root held that the little Russians counts had not properly presented his evidence at an earlier I hearing and that the fugitive should not be punished for his counsels mis takes He will now bo permitted to prove that Ills alltRcd crimes were of a political character and therefore not ex traditable offenses under our treaty with Russia Seventy thousand East Side residents plRiied a petition In Pour ens behalf which was submitted to Secretary Root Pouren Attacks Coudert When the proceedings were reopened In the Federal Building today Freder ick R Coudert reprojonttng the Rus lan Government protested against the rehearing When he had finished his 4 1 protest and Commissioner Sclds had decided against hint Pouren made a rush for tho lawyer and ra lod him a Vila name Marshal Henkel Jumped In l front of the prisoner Just In time to ave Mr Coudert from a Mow A crowd of Pourni friends was pres ent when the case was called Burins the former trial of the case Commis sioner Shields received three letters threatening his life If he sent Pourtn back to Russia The prisoner Is repre I sented by Congressman Herbert Par I sons I Pouren and hU supporters claimed the r prisoner was simply a victim of Rus elan persecution and Innocent of the I I crimes charged agaInst him but that he fought with the revolutionists In the Baltic provinces and came to this coun try to escape tho vengeance of the Czar Criminal or Patriot When presenting the case for the I Russian Government the attorneys urged that the purpose of the treaty between the two couniles was to rid the United States of undesirable citi zens They said the revolution in the Baltic was sporadic disorder and i the offences charged against Pouren were those of an AnarchUt i After bottling for six months Pourer finally lost his case In the Federal court on Aug 14 last when Commissioner Shields declared the evidence against him to be conclusive so far as con necting him wlln thu crimes Itent and that lIe could nut sustain tile canton Jon that the offenses were poltlcal Then followed Lilacsmeet lags arranged by the Russian revolutionary colon here to protest against what they deemed the outrage of allowing RussU to wreak vengeance on a political pris oner and petitions signed by thousand i of sympathizers wero forwarded tt Washington These seem to have de elded tho authorities to probo a littlE further lien the mittsr Charges Against Him A list of the crimes charged against the diminutive refugee would have done credit to a hand of the boldest brigands I Cammeyer l stamped on a Shoe means Standard Merii 6 Ave20 St It Is Not What the Dealer Says About The Shoe But What The Shoe Says About Itself That Counts The proof of any shoe Is not found In the words of the seller but In Its materials style work manship and service also In Its fit and comfort Put all these tests to Our Standard 300 Shoes for Women And the Shoes will prove to you that they are fully equal to the best four and five dollar footwear sold at other stores Then why not save the difference In price Come to our store and examine these shoes We guarantee every pair Kid end Clctlr IKi tup llulloi i and Iate also Ton liuisla I 1 Calf nit I i B C LJ Exhibition of Standards for Women In our Sixth Avenue Win dows i t r I it C w Their alleged commldslon wn between ho years 1J08 nttd 19ns Here era lame of them Iiino 21 1S 05 10 P IHhot nt Yonroff Ilotnlirowsliy with Intent to kill linn 21 nlRlitSct llro to the Inn Voloby with threat to kill the Inn keeper Peter Y llilmd Julio 24 mldnlRht Set flrn to the Inn Iobeii cnilniiBeriiiK lives of Inmates I Hamo nlKht Shot and wounded An I liens Itomnpc luly 2T 10 P M llnbbed house of Peter I brnslIc else I July 23 Itobbed house of Andreas Sncyilp i AUK fi mlitnlRht Sot tire lo the hou r of Andreas Sneydo while Ininatca Vitro I anlecp I AUK ir mlrtnlRht Hobbod house of Annci Lest AUK 24 S P St nnterrd house of Martin 1outnln and shot and killed him Aug IS LJmered house of Ynn Kan RtilsR and llllfd him and his wife Aup 2j IJntercd house or Mails Ap mann and killed him Jen Ivnnovltrh Narodny who was head of forty thousand soldiers who Mlzed rronstndt and held It nualnst the Chars forces for n time and who sas the PrIsoner during his hearing before CommNsloncr Shlvliin had this to say at the time Mr Iourcn Is charged wIth burning Rome Inns which If It Is true proven ne 1ft not u common criminal hut polltlra agitator A common criminal never pays his attention to burnlns of vodka Inns those cnidlcH of all the poverty and misery of the UII Ian people The other charges cicalnst him are either innnufactuipil by the Ruislan pollcu to get a ruvolutlonary aRltator and leader extiadlttd or accldenta when a hunted politicil ftiRltlvo was compelled to protect himself against tho attacks of the Russian agents and Black Hundred The burnlns of tho Inns which most Iy belonKeil to the Russian government or to the Baltic barons was recognized is a local means of light by all the revo lutlonaij parties In Russia durIng tho uprisings of IM and 190C for the people wished not only to destroy the property of the government but to get rid from vcdka Russian whiskey During the tIme of these uprisings an assassination in tho same wise was recognized as It Is In all the wars and has been In all the revolutions by the people of this coun try POST STEAMER AS MISSING I LONDON Oct 21The British steamer Ursula Bright from St Japo Sept 9 for Philadelphia has been posted I at Lloyds as missing I IHunIGIU FROM RUSSIA WHO IS hEld IN JAIl I k el4NorrPcnJ EN I Forefather Purity and Ago Forefather is a pure Southern Corn Whis key properly made and carefully aged It possesses a rich full flavor and an exquis ite bouquet full of the nourishing prop erties of the grain You will find it will please you Ask the Revenue Officer Ifymir dealer cannot supplvyou too slilpfour quarts express paid 500

n U nOSE CO Olltlllert Cult A Tlntd DHL New Vrk I Chattanooga T nn Jackionvlllt Fla I II I tT RESTAURANT 6TH FLOOR u 4 I 22050 Suits 15 UITSare in great demand and we are selling I qieflU sB US3TCOrne SUITS about as fast as they hurry along i J t 54zv from the makers We have an especially 4 xt d r fine line at Si5 They are in all the new itif 1t r styles and colorings and black and in q fr all the most QSjL AITBUA J1 wanted ma iSSEBjsSd ti TIONS fi Sffi S 2rB nusa 4 terials Elabo rately trimmed with Skinners b i atin ban d s i and buttons I Directoire or I severely tai I I lored models I Natty full flared skirts HENRYSIEGL with bias fold at bottom 54 lf to 44 t i i for Fall Coats of Kersey or Broadcloth 10 Nicely Trimmed with Braids Buttons etc 52 inches long Sizes 34 to 44 BlacK only I 2000 Childrens Coats Prices from L96 to Coats in all colors J I C AL U1 tpl J U 0 in stripes and fancy materials Astra c h a n lt j 3 S 98 and Dear Cloth some F I 1 with velvet collar and f I cuffs others trimmed J s with braid and pearl buttons All lined e throughout Sizes 2 to 6 years Val ues up to Second 4 0 l 190 l t 3oo Ij lloor U Bear Cloth Coats In White Red and Gray Double faced I a collar and pearl buttons Lined throughout SIzjs tfo o 225 c i 2 to 6 years 398 values AJ it S Fine Broadcloth 0 r Coats valued up to 1 Vr I J c Thibet Coats with vel 650 sizes 2 nato r i 398 l vet collars Gray Astrachan to 6 years JprfVO with Cardinal velvet collar and cuffs Tan Broadcloth Also a lot of Infants trimmed with silk braid long and short all shades all styles Sizes Coats S3 values 198 2 to 6 years 400 tfo as I TilE i4Tii sriuiT UIOUE and J500 values v OO I Second Floor I Undermuslins House Dresses c ORSET COVERS of fine ruin OWNS nainsook and cambric CA URIC PniTICOATS In CORSET GOWNS to sell for siveral pretty styles I styles soolc In a variety of 49c styles 25 different 69 C ruffles Alida etc with tlounces 98 C I Sample lot Cambric Drawers In a variety ol styles with deep rulllc ol lace In 25 C sertlon lace and with cluster tucks I L embroidery edges j Womens Petticoats in BlacK colors Burnt Wood and fancy novelty stripes sateen morcen or novelty materials Oftr r 150 values ii Taffeta in all 4I Taffeta Silk Petticoats good rustling L s 2Y the pretty changeable colors and Black Made full In width with deep section c f verv al flare flounces and lacked ruffle 398 gSoo values House and Nurses Dresses i 3 I MAIDS IIOU9E 100 Special Complete Wood DRESSES OR 1 AND Burning Outfits 2 1 of 1 SUITS 2 PI ECU Values at lid I It fine percale in light Icir3se i 4st f1il 1l and dark colors Outfit consists of Platinum I stripes and figures i Point Rubber Bellows Benzine Iiftirl Neatly t a 11 oret Bottle Alcohol Innip Glove At skirts full width ill l Box Handkerchief Box and 2 Ifflhij with deep tfb H a hems All 9Bc Panels Jk sizes NO MAli ORDERS 1 DRESSES OK 1 Tin inn srunrT 1 lUIIK V HOUSE 1iiiirlli llunr t AND 2 PIECE SUITS of chambray ging hams or percales In checks fc 1 yjft Persian Paw Sets x or stripes all colors 34 to 44 pl NURSES OR MAIDS HOUSE DRESSES OR I Leipsic Dye Persian Paw Sets AND 2 PIECE SUITS of chambray seer good lustre clean workman sucker French cambric or black sateen a ship Sell regularly for variety of styles all colors tf 1 QQ S 1175 tomorrow 14 to 44 P u tt6 98 tailored and trimmed wltn row at strictly Aft NURSES WHITE UNIFORMS 3 98 Till MTII HTUKKf STOIIE 308 and JO Tl several tucks skirts full width and deep hems hrcoail I TUG 14TU tmiKKT BTOIIK brrwid Iloor r THl 14TH STREET STORE I Just the Overcoat you want is here 1 Just the Suit you want is here LooK at the ticKet you pay half M B te Selling Out THEIR BIG STORE Corner 6th Ave and 23d st ij The best and highest grade Mens Suits and Overcoats which J were in process of manufacture when this sale started have just been received and put on the tables to be quickly bold at J4 price new Fall and Winter Overcoats fresh from the tailor shops also Long Overcoats special shipment of Tuxedo Suits and expensively made Cravenettes also separate Trousers Many of these suits and overcoats would usually sell for 530 to S40 k This enormous stock of high grade clothing has been delivered to us and is now on our tables remlv to be sacrificed e AT YZ REGULAR PRICES Unable to Renew LeaseForced to Vacate THE REASON we are compel to sell We have repeatedly tried to negotiate for a further lease and have been UNABLE TO PHOCURE SAME t KINGS handling an enormous business must be assured of their location at least six months beforehand but we cannot get this assurance therefore we have concluded to SELL OUT clean and clear at retail at half price Here is your opportunity to supply your fall and Winter Clothing and r furnishing Goods needs at 34 Regular Prices Snappy btyles Excellent Workmanship Mens Business Suits Mens Winter Overcoats Retail Sale Retail Sale I Value S zes 34 to 44 Prke Value Sizes 34 to 44 Price 1000 Fancy Wool Cheviots SOO 1000 Heavy Oxford Overcoat 500 1200 BJack Cheviot Suits 000 1200 Dark Gray Overcuat 000 1400 Black Frieze Overcoat 700 1400 Brown Cassimere Suits 700 1600 Black Melton Overcoat 800 1600 Drown Cheviot Suits 800 ISOO Black Kersey Overcoat 000 1800 Brown Worsted Suits 000 2000 Drown or Fancy Ocoat 1000 2000 Blue or Gray Suits 1000 2500 Brown or fleck Kersey 2500 Pure Worsted Suits 1250 Overcoat Silk Lined 1250 2500 Prince Albert Suits 1200 25 00 fancy Heavy Scotch II 2800 High Grade Suits 1350 Cheviot Overcoats 1250 i Entire stock of Mens Trousers Fancy Vests Boys and Chil drens Suits and Overcoats go at 16 regular prices i I Boys Suits Mens Top Coats Long Pants Sale Retail Sale I Retail Sizes 34 to 44 Value I alue Price I Value 13 to 19 years I price 1000 Tan Top Coat 500 600 Fancy Cheviots 3 0 1200 Black Thibet Fall Coat 000 9 00 Black Cheviots 450 1400 Oxford Cravenette 700 I 1200 Fancy Worsteds 0 1600 Covert Tan Coat 800 1800 Silk Lined Top Coat 000 1500 Brown Styles 750 2000 Ele ant Oxford Silk Lined I 1500 Scotch Cheviots 750 Top Coats and Crave nettes 1000 OO Mens Trousers Boys Short Pants Suits Retail Value 32 to 44 waist Sale Irlc Retail Double Dreastcd Sale 250 Cheviots and Casslmeres 125 Value 6 to 10 years Price Worsteds and Scotches00 300 Fancy ChevIots 150 400 400 Black or Drown Cheviots 200 500 Worsteds and Cassimeres 200 550 Fanry Worsteds 275 600 Custom Made Worsteds 300 700 Scotch Cheuots 350 i I Cor Sixth Ave tlIN G9 I and 23d St Open Saturday NIght Until 10 I I RAILROAD FARE AILOYIED TO OUTOFTOHN PURCHASERS SHOW YOUR COUPJN TO CASHIER li f 1I I ALL CARS TRANSFER TO fIf1ftfJllfJl r1 I For 3 Days Only L I Be Quick I Buy at once otherwise you will miss a chance to secure one I of these beautiful 500 Walters Marguerite Concert f250 Grand Upright Pianos for P Any One Can Join the Club by Paying 5 and the Piano Will Be Delivered to Your Home I And Thereafter Only 1 Per Week No interest no insurance and no extras250 including chair und cover llf II D Walters No matter whit price one cay for a Mr H B nailers Says vtno one cannot recur a totter piano UlAn the Walter Marl1Jrrlln Wo ijiiaranteo hat tin Vilt r Marguerite 1ianui win hold their riM mtl low and resonant tone lonitor than anyothrr plunn i know or In fact the Wal ter Mariuortt Pianos am haiti lo Utl a lifeline ani any one purciiajlnic Inc rnaVn the let and pafMt plana Invfrtrnent In the world Attention I THE ACTION IS THE LIFE AND SOUL OF A I Aiiemwn PIANO LOST MOTION ACTIONS which these pianos contain arc the finest in the world We advise everybody who I I wants to buy the highest grade lost motion action piano nt a very big I saving to take advantage of this sale at once OUR SPECIAL OFFER OF I CautionDo Not Buy a oooalled etorC r 900 Walters Master lIOill uJ or sCiddJIdLdfl4 Ilalili II like itrOsvhC uc uuuiuy Odli I tore Player Piano 450 1Ity are Ilk Moruout zlsdIler45l ao I lulu ortiU4ji ulherwtfce ooitj would Outfits not urt with them Whl houll ou I made with tU ctier eastoff slien sv Finest player piano uiwr you for this iwniii irlce M 1ei I twelve rolls of music music cabinet liltrtu t Krailp nw inn that aro full iniursntrM for fifteen tfiri on the tlt ara4 I I to match and scarf term of 300 down sat U n nuck I I Dont Move Your Old Piano Important I 1 f1 bUy Jr a Ih 1liUlO nLker unai I Let ui taku It away mid tend you a name The panos In inn BID ro xiadu new one when you are rviUy tu take It by tie bwt Uno nukera In iho wnrll r Into your new horn B lct the I 4ino Uvfry one lars the innk i name and I now and we will deliver at your nm U fury IUaflllllecJ In rvwy detail The I home when you 10 desire ro ilinrw hulll to lift n llfrtT your old piano for one of these beautiful new Walters I Exchange Marguerite Pianos We will take your old piano fn pan payment and give you the privilege of paying any balance nt 1 per week I Upon request a representative will call I All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES Lex to 3di v S9th to GOth St I II SUNDAY WORLD ANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS Ithth TRANSFERS OUt ngenl nl 39lh Su Lex Ave wm l 1 Ii 1 J I lfU1Ul JUJIU I hnnd you one tt all good ai cuh on I n purchase nt our more which makes It lust the same us though J 1LXfN6IOIV7o4f ALL CARS ifuiler 59o6O To Buy Fur Coats and Fur Sets I I In the great Bloomingdalc sale means to I u save materially on the newest approved models and worthiest sorts of Furs I cil Mens 55 FurLined Coats 2500 The I lining la of brown Spanish mink finished with a beautiful collar of pieced Persian fur Mens 75 FurLined Coats 3500 These coats are lined throughout with a fine quality I snble coney finished with a large brook mink collar Wens 85 FurLined Coats 4900 The 7ir lining Is of fine Far Eastern mink natural i muskrat or water mink large storm collar of I Persian lamb or brook mink 1 I Mens 125 FarLined Coals 6900 The PetYoA t1 lining In these is the finest quality muskrat the large storm collar is made of Persian tTtj lamb This Is the best coat In the world for il the money Sc1 I t Mens 200 MinkLined Coats 95with i 1 tt fine large Persian lamb collar Exceptional I value at our sole price 3t Womens FurLined Coats i b14 J Womens 25 FurLined Coats 1250 i tk1 i Brown Spanish or sable mink is the lining I lj The large collars are of brown lynx Womens 45 FarLined Coats 2900 ci Graywhite squirrel is the lining of these pieced Persian lamb makes the collar WOMENS FASHIONABLE FUR COATS Russian Pony Coats Caracul Coats 35 49 69 Newest designs 25 and 50 Inches 79 89 Same sizes as above long In various models at 15 to 35 Sealette Coats 89 119 139 Luxuriant Mink Coats 398 159 30 36 42 30 inches long 600 27 C 36 inches long I WONDERFUL VALUES IN FUR SETS I 50 Pointed Black Sets have 50 Rich Black Lynx Sets large shawl tie trimmed with heads I large fancy lug muff and stole and tails and newest nc 9 I tie richly lined with fOC 00 model rug muff at 6t 75 heads and tails at ll I 15 Persian Paw Sets 60inch 45 Natura Mink Sets with 54 throwover tie with bat I Inch bat end tie and f OC gg ends and square pillow 7 50 25 l plain or fancy muff atPUV muff at I L Uloumlnedales Socnnd Floor Mth St Section 1 Heavy Underwear Way Down i Such savings as we were enabled to make in manufacturing circles during the warm days of last week on underwear of greatest merit are remarkable and decidedly interesting to you because we are going to turn nil we saved right over to you Instances Womens Fleece Lined Cotton Vests and Pants at 19c Womens Silk Handfinished Cotton Vests and Pants at 39c Womens Bleached Union Suits nil sizes at 29c Childrens Fleece Lined Vests and Pants sizes 1820 2224 2628 3234 I We 15c 20c 25c Childrens Natural Wool Vests Pants and Drawers sizes 18202224 39c 628 43c 303234 48c I I Mens Royal Wool Underwear single breasted or double I breasted and double back shirts Drawers to match natural I I gray Worth up to 150 a garment all sizes at 79c I Blooinlnfid Main Kloor Tit and GOth Rt Section I Groceries Bought at Bloomingdales Mean Quality Secured Money Saved I I mii orlcru for Rrt rlM to bA 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rlpo lircn rnn I Inrco can 12 c I iou tICI Our lOc eitrix 12c CAIiroitMA IjEMON Cl IiI IlIr C nn lACIIKS Oak large can I MAINi OKN Tho test packed lOc I Uc Manianlla large on our ipRiilai irc can IVC can tllC KAKH JiXB IIMSTh lest 9c rri OVK OIL rOc HlBlinM If mili l ni i nil 11 KraJe olive In Mum our regular lie can i purisi oil our 59c very Mrce TP bottle C PlVs neatly reduced extra 1Kr 1h C SUMON 1lb I famy can I Ir and 1 lie nnd can inc 21c MIllMi HiVNS The kind told R 6c HAIlillNKS tjeually Boid for 2oc 1iveuhorn for lUc per can Inr nlb can Im 1 IIISi IIKANfi nreatli reduced I ported 15c carte fanc can IKc 1lc 17c I lOIIISIl HAItILNiSEitra fine anti Imported a Sue large lltiV ItlANS Greatly r 12 JL I can I9c dutod tin lie and TJ c lIrItUSS KVAIUKATKD JIIIK XSIAKMLn Unit Manzanlta Small can 4eol large can n 9 can i 01 Oak can SMrt 7c 7e extra large can SSC oc I IIOILVX IurMt 1lb but Monte can carton ASlAltAilJS TllH All tip 25c IMV riAiti TAIIOCA ib c cnn c package OC I AslAltAlitS l1IIItor loupi 20c NEW NUTMKUH Cxtra large r i and lUKiiuta larK can C quarter pound C SA1 hllKUAl I larto can lie M V ritiK Very fancy per blfic ItlCIHh Ijesl extra larK canUc NhW KVAruilATKU ArUJCOfS i hlISALll Kstra lars can A Oil IKACHKbPer j if 14 IIc and TC I Ib C I LOOKIll HKANH Extra lars NESt IKNTILHEitra large 7 can 7 C per 11 1C i Jir IICKNCII 1KAH 17c Extra NiV mums KKHN Klenit 12c Stile and Ira mail our reg 7f per Ib C I ular liCe grate for fc SEW IIOIINI MIICIINiil Hint IOMWO IAsIi Ironi Italy can4c HINO 1er keg IIIHII per 65c S1ACA11OM regular lOu 1 C half keg JC Et5 lltMAN tlU ro ID Ib package 18 tac TATOKS Iba for t1 HI1IAVIIKHHIES IKlsiIHfl lit i I IIi mur CIIIIUUIBS ir OIIIdON llCl NiS Extra IOc Is ut No 2 can SOC large our 15c grade per lb IIUIltnm 1CI1IIAltuNo I Our lt c grade per Ib 10 12 C lUiemcnt a lln i i d I Best Razor StropsMade 198 Actually 3 Strops in One I These 3part strops do away with the hone stone Part No I does the honing part No i the sharpening and part No 3 the finishing The ordinary strop as you know only has two stropping surfaces by I which you can sharpen and finish but this new strop enables you to do the honing as well sO you can readily see how infinitely more desirable Is this 3nurt strop They are very unusual values at our special price I ls r lllooinlnffdale Slain Floor 5Uth St Section Sales ToMorrow Thursday Morning from 8 to 12 oClock No C 0 D Mall or Phone Orders Filled None Sold to Dealers tens SI15 CalC OIUlCS 79c Chlldl Z9c Slcel1lng Garments 17e ortel all use In Ian ant All hrp tn ecru Wlflll alul nlll golden IIIIPortell brown Main flo rorlablo Main Flnr WouIShawls 3ge Dalcbloolll Petticoats 5125 VoeIl57Sc omcn lhlrre1 or lucked flounce with Iano atnel 4 II Inches aluar I in dp enibroidirsil ruffle wilts and colon Main I nor Second noor cns Oc Underwear Z9c Women85e Kid Glons 55e rIbbed colton III eCrU onlY clp Olace ie In all else JlolIy I lllln lloor oolora and black all altfl Stain Vi i Infants SOC Dresses 29c ChocolatchlolauesCblpspcrlb17c IIIth p lIr N ot nalnoolq no Imou Trowbr I lie nhk a eovored B ruUl01i Gtel I I d with II Oil cbo olate crlat and I with pun 111 lee tsee6 nllntb I aid SCCOlld Floor 4ellclcua Main Flour 2 rollra I 1 All Car Lex to 3d A t 1 rHSK BLOOMINGDALES 59th to 60th St

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I II M h t fl b rJ f S THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21 1908 DINED HIS WIFE l J 1 BUT DIDNT SERVE SLEUTHSREPORT Mrs Burnss Lawyers Tell of Yacht Club Meal With I One Odd Course t t SIGNED 500000 DEED I I i Chicago Millionaire Charged With Then Having Evidence I on Which He Sues Owen Bums President of the W F Barns Manufacturing Company of Chi H cago with cakes at No ttt Fifth ave il nne and Dorothy the beautiful young wife he Is using for dIvorce met today r for the ant time ulnce a memorable t dinner at the Columbia Yacht Club JI June 9 h Todays meeting was In the Supreme Court to which Burns had been sum moned by May S Jacobson counsel for the wife to be examined concerning a course out of the ordinary nerved at the dinner Recorded In the RegIsters Office la n conveyance dated June 29 of the 1500 000 property known ae Burn Terrace Invood from Owen and Dorothy Burns hip wife and Ursula C Burns to one Wilson The wifes counsel charges that Owen Burns Invited his wife to dine with him and his brother Walter F Burns thelntters wife Ursula and his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs WilkIns Albert H Gleoson at torney for Owen Burns was also pres ent ntThe The wife who was a cloak model In a Chicago establishment when the young millionaire met her had been MI aiiUu from him two out of the three years since their wedding In 1505 though she oiIeRe that her hus band sought a reconciliation She was escorted however by an attorney Signed Transfer During Dinner DurIng the dinner Burns said he had an offer for Burns Terrace which would net 0000 profit and asked his wife to sign a deed with him and his sUtcr ln law adding that otherwise there would be a loss of J25000 Mr Burns says she still thlnRlng of a reconcilia l tion eicned the paper Mrs Burns won served on July 6 with the summons and complaint In a suit for divorce in which her husband charged her with Improper conduct with Earl Carley of the Chicago Calumet Club and president of the Clysmlc I Spring Company which has New York offices at No 251 Fifth avenue and with another young man The complaint pays that Mrs Burns and Carley visited a house on Forty seventh street on the night of July 27 Mr Jacobson charges that Burns had the report of u detective on July 28 and Ubkcd his wife to dinner for the pur pose of securing lies signature to the conveyance of the only New York property upon which a lien could be made In Uiu collection of alimony In behalf of Mrs Hums an action has Lean mmricnicd tJ cct aside this dead To i i mlnatlon consisted mainly ti ln8 Iy Mr Jacobson and re 1 jit l ur er by Mr Burns Mr JWn if ed to say whether he had as il i v i fi to sn any other papers He l to sa If I had not on 1 that der r fie diy iKfoie received the report of his detective of his wife N alleged unpiupiiuy 1 Woman Invaded His Office In an i u re Burns was a bachelor a woo au nun aw aura Julia Cornell Smith i InhljuiK Va heiress ol r the Urn liims rotate created a nsatlui hy unlKliiK lino the otllce ol Owen bd inc and laying u revolve on his desk HmamliiiB that he pay her 30 ri which she said he horroned of her while In Paris a few months be o fore A Policeman wus summoned and Mrs Smith wan Induced to put away her weapon cud leave the ottlco She mid Burns hail borrowed the money on a plea that he and his mother were r pressed for money to promote the Co lonial TradlriK Company and of which they would realize Immensely In a ver few days She mill he also borrow 1330 for himself but paid back the flV She showed a quit claim she had signed on the payment of J10 iO 10 her also Cowardi ShoeI Beware of a COUNTERFEIT COWARD SHOE t The Coward Shoe designed originally and for 10 years man ufactured and Bold exclusively by Tomes S Coward has nltaimul u reputation for 1rottfltive Wear ing and Emwornicul qualities iocond to no Shoo in tho World IT Dealers or Manufac jJ turers representing a shoe as a Coward Shoe are berehy warned that they will be summarily dealt with through the United States Courts Meantime the public can pro tect thorosolvoR by remembering that the Genuine Coward Shoe Dan be had nowhere else except at I the ONI3 PLACE JAMES S COWARD 268274 Greenwich St N Y 1x15 WAIM rowel IUU 01iIlU iHUJ t SeuJ er Ctt logu l M t M r t WANT TO START I SIMK ONE MORSE BANKI THAT FAILED Minorityof Stockholders Think National Bank of North America Would Pay The stockholders of the National Bank of North America which suc cumbed during the panlo to the high financial treatment administered by Charles W Morse met this afternoon In the offlcss of the bank In Exchange place to consider the problem of llqul dating or resuming business The cred itors and depositors have been paid off by Receiver Hanna and the remaining asset are In the hand of the Assets Realization Company of Philadelphia which purchased them for profit Tiie Assets Realization Company and a majority of the stockholders are In favor of a ptedy liquidation and a dis tribution of the Income from the ac ets A minority representing New England holdings In In favor of resuming busi ness with added capital and a new deal I under the old name or or ttcrtlnr A now biiik EiiKnnii I Carver rrpreionlfd Morse At the tnriMiiiR HI counsel Mr Morse being tinnvolilnhty dftnlned by his trial In the rptlirnl r itirt Mr Carver f ld tent Mr Mr would give nil the aid I In hli power to the stockholders In any nliKii the night see tit to take but beI that It nn t n lb1e his stock would be taken up hofore the next tneotlnu I tt 1ll1nlll r Unvemcyor chairman of tho meeting finding that minority was against IIiildatlon suggested nn adjournment for tour week In the mean time a committee from the mi nority composed of Joseph If King of Hurt ford A W Damon of Spring field inns and Frederick R Eaton i of thl citH will confer nrth a com mittee of the board of directors re garding the advisability of resuming I business Tho Now Cnglnnd stock holder BM blttf lflllnMt horse and I lc Alre to make n new start Imlcpend slit of him and show flint the Na tional Bank of North America would have been a stable Institution but for I his operations Before the stockholders meet ngnln Mr lorpllI guilt or Innocence of the charge of violating tin national link Ing fnwn will hao burn determined by R Jury There npppars lo he little dinner that the bank will resume or that a new bank will arise from limn ruIn DYNAMITE KILLED FIVE I NEW ORLEANS La Oct StNew of the killing of five men In the Panama Canal tone by n dynamite explosion was brought hero yesterday by pas sengers on the steamer Uartago from Colon The explosion occurred Oct If killing W J Uaxln engineer In charge of a steam shovel KOiKo Ooodley u craneman and a pit fireman whose name was not learned and two negroes i The Kind You Have Always Bought a IIIs Is tho caution applied to the public announcement of Castoria that THIS been manufactured under the supervision of Clime II Fletcher for over HO ye emthe genuine Castoria Wo respectfully call the attention of fathers and mothers when purchasing Castoria to see that the wrapper bears his signature in black When the wrapper Is removed the same signature ap pears on both aides of the bottle in red Parents who have ued Castoria for their Uttle ones in the post years need no warning against counterfeits and imitations but our present duty is to call the attention of the younger gener ation to tho great danger of introducing into their families spurious medicines i It is to be regretted that there are people who are now engaged in tho nefarious business of putting up and selling all sorts of substitutes or what should more properly bo termed counterfeits for medicinal preparations not only for adultd but worse yet for childrens medicines It therefore devolves on the mother to scrutinize closely what she gives her child Adults can do that for themselves but tho child has to rely on tho mothers watchfulness Genuine Castoria always bears the signature or T I Jk Jkl11zti I j tfMJ e tyfkamhw i i Our Decorations H Furnishings I Assemblings ATMOSPHERE I HAT is atmosphere Whoshall precisely analyze it To do so would i be like pulling a flower to pieces we may only feel it An artistic homeatmosphere cannot be obtained by a decorator W I only He must be an assembler also He must be a designer decorator student of periodfurnishings and a connoisseur in the arts I c He must know when to use and where to place and help his I I client to assemble the right furniture to know when to use up I holstered pieces in combination with carved ones and bring them I into right relation with the colorscheme to provide the right setting for the pictures mirrors porcelains brasses Sheffield plate and other things He must know I how to cut the curtains in the fashion of the period he is developing and above and beyond all he must reflect his clients personality and taste in their efforts to reflect themselves and to obtain that subtle casual livedwith lookAN ATMOSPHERE t The result of his efforts should be as though a professional had not been within a thou sand miles of the room THE WORK OF OUR ASSEMBLERS IS THE ART THAT CONCEALS ART I I A deathless example of good assembling is the House Palatial which adjoins our Gallery of Interior Decoration and Assembling and has been built into the construction of I the galleries of solid masonry as a permanent exhibition of the furnishing arts containing i a stately Georgian Foyer Gallery Hall and Staircase with twentytwo rooms in the various i periods and representing the highest ideals in the furnishing of a home of a family of taste and wealth i This house with its furnishings and works of art has cost over a quartermillion dollars and is said to be the most highly educational and unique exhibit of its kind in the world You are invited to view the House Palatial and judge of our skill in decoration and assembling and are also cordially asked to consult our specialists as to your furnishings and decorations I I If you will bring your plans or blue prints we shall be pleased to offer you sugges tions color schemes and studies and will quote you prices and estimates as you go along A phone message or postal card will bring us to your house to serve you earnestly and in telligently We make no charge for suggestions and you are under no obligation to purchase I Furniture for the DiningRoom The vast assortments of Wanamaker furniture comprise everything good in design finish quality and are probably the largest in extent and variety shown in America and the prjce range meets most broadly every requirement It is possible to find in the stock the very choicest period reproductions in both mahogany and oak Many of the models shown A are copies of the work of the greatest designers and makers of a century and a half ago Then there is the furniture of more modern designs the work of the present day designers While there is so much that is fine and elegant rich and costly there is also ample pro vision for every one desiring the well made and finished furniture of moderate pricethat is particularly a Wanamaker characteristic For instance I A quartered golden oak suite consisting sideboard Mahogany Extension Tables at47 48 50 53 china cabinet and serving table of fine plain design on 55 58 65 up to 235 Colonial lines priced at 85 for the set The sideboard In looking over the furniture one mar find at 460 has three drawers and two closets and Is fitted with a a fine example of Sheraton Suite consisting of Side French plate mirror The serving table has one large hoard China Closet and Serving Table The wood and two small drawers and a lower shelf work is of rich figure and finish suite of three pieces in quartered golden Another At 345 a richly carved solid Mahogany Suite with I 97 A Colonial design with oak is priced at pretty carved columns and wood pulls contains a China Cab fluted side columns Sideboard and Table A net Serving richly carved Still another suite of excellent design and finish In Oak Suite of three in pieces Early English finish is quartered golden oak Is priced at 105 for the three priced at 325 pieces Another one of medium size In the same finish and One may select from the odd pieces Instead of the same number of pieces la priced at 232 matched suites thIs or that piece as needed for in A dark golden oak waxed finish Suite after the Ital I stance ian Renaissance consists of sideboard china cabinet Quartered golden oak buffets will be found at 20 Qu and serving table The entire suite is elaborately carv t26 28 45 50 Mahogany buffets at 30 32 35 ed and richly finished and is priced at 815 406065 China cabinets In oak may be had at 16 20 30 A very pretty fumed oak Sideboatd with alow mirror 33 35 45 48 55 up to 110 and shelf is 60 and one in Early English finish with a Mahogany china cabinets 40 46 55 58 60 quaintly designed top is 63 Another one on Mission 70 up to 240 lines In fumed oak is priced at 70 and thus we might Oak extension tables at 12 14 15 17 18 tell of hundreds of pieces of diningroom furniture up to 140 Sixth Gallery New Building sirarr I CONCERT Mrs VIOLA WATERHOUSE Soprano Tomorrows Miss LILLIAN BNELLINQ Contralto In the Auditorium at 2 P M Mr Mr PAUL ANDREAS DUFAULT SCHNEIDER Tenor Bass Informal Organ and Angelus Ktcitalt every morn Mr HANS KRONOLD Cello j ing It 1030 Mr ARTHUR DEPEW Organist JOHN WANAMAKER Broadway Fourth Avenue Eighth to Tenth Street e a I I I I I Greentuit I r I Ureen U L Toniprrow A Spcotnl Snlc Famous Toilet Goods I and Wettrliiili Hftir Tonic vnltie 100 al 4 it La Dlache Face Powder licntcty perfumed t Lyon Tooth Power value 25c ol Sc value SOc at iJJc I C Charles Flesh Food value 50c at ior I IIIKSS Almond Cram value SOC nt Me j I Company Listerine value S100 at n5c Prurclln for chopped hands value 25r at 14c Mun ons Witch Hazel Soap value ISc nl 6V Soodont Litjuid or Injie value 25r at 14c Dry Goods i Womens SuitsSurprisingly Fine 1950 Even those who know Greenhuts values best will be surprised at the value given at this price in this new lot of broadcloth suits I There isnt another store in town that wouldnt askarid be justified I in askingat least 2500 forxthe same suits The broadcloth is as good as any that you have seen in suits regularly sold at 25 and the style is as e good as almost any price could buy The 38inch coat is lined with R Skinners satin and the choice is given of shades of catawba wistaria taupe I o greeif navy blue and black At 1950 this is a value that we would like I to have ou judge Greenhuts by One style illustrated 1 I There will be fresh arrivals tomorrow in suits to sell at 25keeping i v our splendid lines at that price up to our splendid standard I I Womens Kersey CoatsA Greenhuti Special at 1275 J Type description can do little toward giving justice to these coats but heres a tryrf To begin with the kersey of which the coat is made is of the fine smooth f i 1 firm quality that looks expensive doesnt show wear and keeps in shape The designer j signer has used this good cloth in a 50inch Empire model collarless with a simple I but very effective trimming of fancy braid and velvet piping Front and back are I I trimmed with satin folds sleeves have turnedback cuffs The coat is cut gener t i 1 e ously full with a graceful hang and swing to it lined to waist with ain t I t guaranteed satin This is a very good example of Greenhut valuefor CTO 7 1 a price at 127S I And Here is a Rich Little BargainCluster of Coats i i Its a lot of nearly 100 coats in covert cloth cheviot and broadcloth Chiefly r i I sample garments sizes are well assorted but are not complete If you find your size I and that should be easy for the early comers you will have a bargain to remember I pleasantly Even the lowestpriced coats arc silk or satin lined Values run uptcu I i f 2500 S2500Prices Are 750 1050 and 1750 4 I i The Shows One of Three New I i Picture on the Right i i Styles in Dresses for Misses and Girls y I i This is a very special lot deserving quick Girls School Dresses smart tailored action The dresses arc fairly worth 5 model fashioned of Scotch plaids two i I more than our price even when judged styles to select from one highneck f I I on their material and workmanshjp braidtrimmed the other with detach 1 j I leaving the pretty styles out of the ques able dickey so that guimpe can be worn F r I tion entirely The material in all is a if desired 6 to 14 years very 500 1 j winterweight chiffon panamacholce special pol1 I I of six colorswith a detachable chemis j ette Sizes 12 to 18 years value Junior Tailored Suits a collection of I I I 1750 at least one good judge said 20 c rains two and threepiece suits in f special price 1275 the newest and most desirable fabrics t I Girls Frocks of fine quality repp in pink and colors cut on lines especially for the I blue and white very dainty models sizes undeveloped figure 12 to 16 years I 6 to 14 years value 500 at 3t 5 prices rangingfrom 925 to 1850 1 i I i Handsome Tucked Net Waists at 500 I i i i I j J The Material is an Ecru Net with large embroidered dots tin green navy Copenhagen i brown rose wistaria and ecru The sleeves front and back of this dainty waist are J I i daintily tucked The Directoire tie of messaline matches the dots collar and cuffs i i are finished with ruffle of plaited net and lace While lowpriced yet its charming style will delight good dressers Exceptionally cheap at 500 Repousse Net Waist ecru or white with yoke of Valenciennes and heavy imitation i Irish front elaborated with Cluny insertions and panels of ruffled Valenciennes long I I I sleeves at II 500 model high collar and long sleeves Chiffon Taffeta Waist in a demitailored new 1 French knots and crochet buttons ii taffeta I Front tucked and elaborated with straps i black only value 500 at 395 I l N I Tailored Linen Waists two new models one with fuJI sideplaited front the other a i laundered collars and cuffs at 195 I have I Gibson model with pocket both styles 1 Two SilL The doing silk something store is always inter The Stock Adjustment I Dress Goods R emnanFs Skirf I Specials esting for tomorrow it Sale of Fine Shoes 1 to 1 Below n1 0 I 73 72 Dress I offers a splendid quality res s P of black Crepe de Chine at 60c a Continues Regular Price Lengths I i yard the extra heavy lustrous kind Most all our finest handmade foot in a broad assortment of the seasons I that generally sells for 100 a yard wear formerly priced at 800 and choicest novelties and most desirable i 23 inches wide An entire Dress goo is being closed out at 500 styles among which are fancy suit Pattern of 14 yards costs only 8 40 Sizes are broken up somewhat but ings serges chtviots broadcloths Per yard 60c the values richly repay a little time and the lighter weight fabricssuch as spent in finding a fit Also voiles batistes and Henriettas all And heres a beautiful cream white 1L tL marked below the wide Womens 400 Shoes 200 ma e to 3 e ow t c regular t taffeta silk 19 inches on I selling prices prtces which were saving you 20c on Not specially bought for the occasion All Wool Broadcloth 40 inches wide T every yard The value is 60c yard but shoes that have all along formed a 1 a sturdy weave our tomorrows price is per part of our regular stock Several styles particularly adapted for womens tailored suits Ii childrens costa etc complete color in yard I e 40c to choose from in patent leather black cluding the muchwanted wutaria gunmetal range i Main Floor Russia calf and kidskin in lace and taupe peacock cadet blue etc Extra f button models Not all sizes in every ordinary value at yard lrI50 c I Stylish Importe Black Ostrich beet style Unquestionably o the the 200 Sale of Plain 7 Table e ui elllinen Linen toles full fluffy strand Irish tabling in season And Fancy Linens Ianch n mens Neckwear value 515 at 1050 ancy a variety o i pretty I Womens 500 Shoes 285 patterns value I Imported Mull Ties daintily trimmed 69c yard for Thursday 4QC yard I I The selection is still good as some of 15 with tiiic lace medallions value 75c at 50c Thhebselectlln Sdtill sOdmJe Guipure Scarfs shams too with fancy I the best selling and smartest models in 1 0111111 irimmuig value 25c to 39c each f Persian Military Stocks finished with patent leather dull calf and kidskin II r 19c each deep ruchuigij at 50c have been added to this exceptional Scarfs and Shams hemstitched ell Imen offer Both regular and Japaiese rand drawn work pifw dainty Velvet Ribbon Stocks trimmd wilh lc highcut models in lace and 285 centrepieces match values 125 to 1 95j I insertion and deep ruche at 50c button lor Thursday 98c each Main Floor Second ROOT Ilin Floor I 6th Ave 18th to 19th St Greenhut and Company 6th Ave 18th to 19th SrI i i j I n w Sunday World Wants Work i 4 t l t l Monday Morning Wonders i I J I c I L J lM ref a 7 J 11 s I i

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L 1 t It THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OOTOBER 21 1908 la BULGARIANS AND TURKS IN CLASH 8Q ARE KillED Ji Reported Engagement on the Frontier with Bulgars Heaviest Losers CAIXDNICA Oct SL Seventy Bill fmriana and ten Turks are reported to hT been killed In an encQunter between I tween troops on the frontier at DJour t maya A Bulgarian band while trying to en ter Turkish territory near Palanka ira annihilated according to another report BELGRADE Oct M There a In tense rage over the treatment In Aus trian territory of a special envoy Gen Vukotltch from the Prince of MOD tanerro to the King of Servla He wu halted by Austrian police at I Axram and forcibly detained tor quite a I whlli finally belryf released and 1 1 lowed to proceed but without hIs orderly I daily or baggage His arrival here was fallowed by a great demonstration I DAUGHTER OF MINISTER i cGAN HOME A BRIDE I On the Rteamer Heligoland of the gcandinavian American line which ar I rived today after a tempestuous voy age were J Elmer Murphy of Wash ington and hli bride Patrice daughter of Maurice Francis Egan Minister to Denmark They were married In Copen hagen Sept 10 At the marriage the couple received congratulaUohi from tho Pope Presi dent Roosevelt the King and Queen of Danmark King Edward and from Al birtl the former Danish Minister of lit Finance who begged to be excused from attending Two days later AI II I bert surrenl1nlll1 on crmrmm of pleat Inn 2000008 from the Imrilnh Uovorn I tnrnt Mln Molly Meelifin of No 206 Greene avenue llronklyn who wee hrldotmnld uccompanlcil Mr and Mrs Murphy homo Mr Murphy li a newspaper nail I Other pnftneniceri on the liner were Mr and tire A 13 Johnson Mr John son III agent nf the line as well as Swedish Consul to this city I How to Wash Cut Glass It la best to UBe n wooden tub for washing cut glnsn but It one Is not at hand pad the metal dish sink with soiled glass linen towels or any soft pieces of cotton Wash the glass In warm suds made by dissolving a tea spoonful of Gold Dust washing pow der In a pan of warm water use a soft brush to clean the surface rinse In water of the same temperature After the glass has been carefully dried on glass linen use a camels hair brush to polish the cut surface To clean the Inside of water bottles Insert a very thin glass linen towel and force to all parts of the bottle with a wire holder that can be pur chased at any Ova cent counter t It Eyesight Crime I The careless fitting glasses by inexperienced clerks is s crime I to which you may become ti party unless you employ without charge our or ifclljratlan SWHext Eve Doctor of Experience A W BREWSTER M D U yearn Brooklyn Eve and Ear HoiDltU cow JOHNSON M D teeny yw 1 In private practice MARCUM KENYON M D 8 rear XUfibittan Ey arw Ear Hospital M LINDEROTH Lute Brooklyn Er und Br Hospital Glasses Always at Moderate Prices WWj I ESTABLISHED ffearlyljo Years 350 Sixth Avenue 1274 Broadway Below Z2d St I Below Sad St 101 Nassau St I 21 Broadway Nar Ann St Xitor House 223 Sixth Avenue near 15th St item Brothers I Tomorrow Thursday A large collection of High Cost Imported NoyeHty Silks comprising Chiffon and Taffeta Borders 54 inches vide Satin and Taffeta Pompadour Crepe Broche Velvet Stripe Crepe de Chine Printed Mcssalines etc at Decided Reductions from Prevailing Prices Tea Gowns Negligees IT mon s in all the newest fabrics Tomorrow at Exceptionally Low Prices CHINA SILK GOWNS with LICe Insertion 795 3650 I FRENCH FLANNEL GOWNS trimmed with Embroidery 1150 ALBATROSS GOWNS trimmed with Lice 900 EIDERDOWN ROBES trimmed with Satin 575 K BLANKET ROBES trimmed with Satin 375 f An Important Offering of Mens Fall Winter Underwear I Medium Weight Balbrlggan c Shirts and Drawers Each t5c White or Natural Gray Merino Medium Weight and Natural Gray Heavy Weight Shirts and Drawers Each 08c Silver Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers c 11 in light or medium weight Each ll e 2 a English Natural Gray Wool Medium Weight and Imported Hygeia Linen Mesh Shirts and Drawers 1 n r At the Special Price of d e J French Lace dunntales At Special Reductions 450 Prs Handmade Renaissance Sold Usually at 450 to 950 Pr at 375 550 750 Leather Goods IMPORTED MINIATURE AUTOMOBILE BAGS AND CASES ENVELOPE HAND BAGS TOURIST GLOVE t HANDKERCHIEF CASES COLORED tOOLED LEATHER IN WRITING FOLIOS MEMORANDUM PADS BOOK COVERS AND STATIONERY SETS Unusual Values d IMPORTED HAND BAGS with two handles and Inner frame e In alligator calf black and colored morocco and levant at 295 VANITY ENVELOPE BOOKS In pig akin patent leather and black morocco at 325 IMPORTED HAND BAGS WITH WATCH In black and colored leather at 595t 750 I IMPORTED FRAMES OF BRONZE ENAMEL EMBROIDERED SILK TAPESTRY AND WOOD IN NEW AND EFFECTIVE DESIGNS IMPORTED METAL FRAMES CABINET SIZE 05c 125 IMPORTED SILK FRAMES I with rich heavy garland decoration four sires at 225 to 550 Wept Twentythird Street t J r I l j Iif i j r tJ t Store Closes fL ofI f ftPWJrifate nt G i1 M Of t iJrp The MENS STORE New Wntmmakcr Building The whole ground floor of our new building set apart for the exclusive prompt and satisfactory serving ot men and boys and filled at this very moment with the best kinds of Fall ansi Winter wearing apparel Of which these specific notes Mens SHIRTS and SCARFS ReadytoWear aC C ToOrder The wide diversity of styles and prices that characterize this fine collection of Mens Scarfs and Shirts and materials for making them to order is typical of every division of this Mens Furnishing Store Spaciousness variety exclusivenessall lend attractiveness Many things are here in the way of handsome shirtings rich neckwear silks luxurious lounging robes gathered by our experts from far and wide for the approval of the New York man who knows how to dress Among them ENGLISH and FRENCH NECKWEAR SILKS In out We are showing some particularly poodloklnR shirts beautiful exclusive designs for Scarfs to Older The pat for Fall wear of handsome percale printed In most effec terns and colorings range from grave to gay from reserved Live stripes with plaited bosoms attached cuffs at 150 to striking Qualities are superb We make these sllki up The assortment of shirts at 1 has no rival In variety or In any desired style of scarfs at 175 to 250 excellence Smart shirts from our own workrooms of im SCARFS READYTOWEAR Without any doubt at ported madras at 2 all the finest collection of mens neckwear in the city at MATERIALS FOR SHIRTSTOORDER We select I the largest pricerange At 50c 1 150 and 2 there are these abroad taking pains t secure exclusive patterns for superb assortments of the latest colorings and patterns negligee and colored stiff bosom shirts and the collection is each scarf made up in the best possible manner for its price wonderfully attractive The fabrics we put into our Eve The prevailing shape is the foldedend fourinhand 2 iIn ning Dress Shirts are excellent and the fit and making are wide to tie in a small knot with the lockfront collar Many in all cases irreproachable For which reason we have a handsome new striped effects are shown in satin and rapp constantly widening circle of satisfied customers silk Colored Shirts of Imported materials 350 to 750 SHIRTS READYTOWEAR Another unexcelled White Dress Shirts 2 to 5 display presenting a variety of materials and patterns to OTHER INTERESTING groups of Mens Furnishings suit every man Include luxurious Angora Garments of which we are sole All materials are carefully selected and the style and Importers Paris Lounging Robes House Coats Evening finish of the shirts arc the best that skilled makers can turn Dress Protectors and so on Main floor New Building And Now It Is Certainly Time for Your FALL T It has been good weather so far for the man who knew he needed a new overcoat but has been putting off buying it Now its our turnand we are ready to help you right into as fine an over coat as you care to wear beginning with the best overcoats sold in T the city today at 15 and winding up with a splendid group at 38 r r A little extra emphasis on our it OVERCOATS at 1650 bin t nit because they are particularly good for the price and a great many Ills men are buying them with outward and visible signs of satisfaction ii Seven different models are sold at this very moderate price all th i tdJ of them in the Chesterfield style which easily leads the others in 1 tyn r a t t Mf MY popularity Five of the seven are in handsome fancy cheviots in the lrip t i new shades of browns greens and blues The coats are 40 and 42 S 3 i inches long with loose backs and self collars The other two are in 3ay i s A black and Oxford gray 42 inches long lined with fine serge full silk t s f faced to edge 1650 each They are fit examples of Wanamaker clothing excellence dur r ability and characterand differ in these respects in nowise from our 6 l r It other overcoats at higher or lower prices 3 i ri 4 i t i W i tx 4 t Mens Derbies at 175 v rid a a s Little imperfections in finish showed up under critical inspection 1I E s in the bodies of these hats hence the maker could not use them for his 350 and 5 grades as he intended But they dont affect the service of the hat and are pretty hard to discover jfsw ii The leathers bindings and trimmings are excellent and the hats are in a variety of correct Fall and Winter blocks Black and shades J i of brown A clear saving of 175 to 325 on your new Derby 175 Each XXiffX c f SffS f r I Perhaps youll be minded to Invest some of your savings in one of these favorite and stylish Green Soft HatsDe Brazza Modelat 175 They are exact copies of the wonderfully popular soft hat we brought over from Paris and in troduced here earlier in the season Soft texture clear green tone very comfortablea lot of style and quality in a soft hat for 1751 The 5 Shoes for Men These splendid shoes need no introduction to a large and everincreasing group of men But we want to bring them within the ken of every man who is accustomed to paying five dollars for his shoesor a little moreand expecting correct style proper finish positive comfort and long service for his money We can give the 5 man better shoes than he has ever had before at the price and satisfy the man who has paid 6 The folk shoes are constantly being improvedby our own efforts and our contact with the wearers Wy their suggestions and criticisms Unnecessary to print a catalog of lasts and leath ers come expecting to find exactly the shoes you need in the new Fall and Winter models now being shown Main floor New Building Mens Fall Gloves Mens Woolen Socks Right for Autumn wearing smart in cut reli We carry a splendidly varied stock of these able in quality here in plentiful assortment with comfortable Socks which some men wear all the year and many more during cold weather quick service for men in a hurry just Inside the The following sorts we imported direct and they pre Broadway doorNinth street corner sent unusual valuefarprice Tan Capeskin Cloves broad cutto pull on eaall1at 37c a Mediumweight black cashmere natural 1 125 f 150 and 2 a pair wool sizes up to 12 inches in black 50c a Mediumweight black cashmere tine and Mocha Gloves soft velvet finish 150 a pair soft Heavyweight black cashmere made In England Gray Deerskin Gloves longlived and stylish 2 a pair English black ribbed cashmere Reynier GlovesThe finest French gloves and altogether w75c a palrJ R Morleyu black cashmere or natural wool In two weights gather the best gloves made for men In pique kid and guaranteed unshrinkable 1 a pairEnglish black English cashmere elf clocked also capeskin 250 a pair i Coxwold llama wool both guaranteed unshrinkable A Splendid Storeful of Mens Union Suits I BOYS CLOTHING Hard to make the man who j has ever worn these suits to go Admiring parents men in the tradeeverybody who is back t to the interested in the subjecthave been saying pleasant things about 0 separate under gar I this unusually fine collection of Fall and Winter style in Boys ments Comfortable no double 1 Clothing l built Wanamakerfashion by the best makers of thickness around the waist no Boys Clothing in the craft It We are pleased because we think the clothing deserves all sagging or working up And the good said of it It is the best we know how to produce and herethe finest stock in New j we have spent nearly half a century bettering our knowledge of York choose the clothing business to oose from And so Wanamaker Boys Clothing is allwool silksewed and as our customers confirm our own 1 carefully designed and made to look well and wear long as the judgment best workman can compass And the variety of patterns colors and styles is sure to meet every tastethat of the boys as well The selection of Fall and Winter I as of his parents Price ranges Combination Suits is all ready Russian Blouse Suits sizes for 3 to 7 years Sailor Suits sires for 5 to 10 I years 5 to tlO In ecru cotton 150 to 4 Norfolk and Doublebreasted Suits knlckerboker trousers lies for B to 17 In blue mcrceriied cotton 375 I 5 to 18 I years In blue mercerized cotta mercer cottonnndwool All the above In serges cheviots velour and worsted j Reefers In plain nnd mixed cheviots sizes for 3 to 12 years 5 to 16 350 I Overcoats In cheviots friezes and fancy overcoatings sizes for 6 to 17 In merino 2 to 4 I years 5 to 18 Main floor New Building In bllkandwool 750 to 950 JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A T Stewart Co Broadway Fourth Avenue Eighth to Tenth Street I 1 J u ok flfJftJf1t lrJloJ Store nt 8 P OlGOOO M k 4m4iffW1 The WOMANS STORE I j Old Stewart Building I A fashion show of much charm gathered from foreign style centers and our own i I American designers complete stocks of the staple sorts of wearing apparel for cold I weather needs interesting offerings of speciallypriced merchandisethese are the 1 threefold attractions of this beautiful Store for Women t i 30 for These Stylish Tailored Suits 1i Another example for our continuing alertness in producing these beautifully tailored suits for i women up to the latest minute in style at very moderate prices i The present model proclaims its foreign inspiration at a glance Lines are distinctly chic the y coat hanging perfectly straight from the shoulder with a straight underarm seam which does away i t with the curve at the hips and giving the desirable tall slender appearance to the figure I 1 The coat is 43 inches long singlebreasted slightly cutaway fastened with six braided buttons 1 I has large low pockets high Danton collar finished with scarf of satin and closely fitting coat sleeves f 1 I with cording of satin and buttons I The skirt is clinging gored style the scams finished with Inverted plait ij jj Material is fine broadcloth in black brown blue and wistaria j y Suits Q of much character and attractiveness Second floor Old Building i u I Womens Velour du Nord i and Silk Coats An Unmatched Variety of Models I Thewoman who appreciates original and ex clusive styles and handsome materials will find the 1 coat she wants in this fine assortment They are the best work of foreign fashion artists and were designed specially for Wanamakers our repre sentative suggesting changes that would make the garments particularly acceptable to the tastes of American women In this collection of coats the largest ever brought over are over ninety distinct modes At 42 to 80 Jaunty Short Cents of velour du Nord In I a variety of styles some are collarless others have collars and revers same are plain others are finished with touches of braid or colored embroidery or ate made in cutaway styles or with vests At S50 to 120long Velour du Nord Coats made In various styles some Umpire others with full loose backs The high ruche collar and the large revers arc among the new features All these coats are elaborately appliqued In braid nnd hund embroidery At 50 to 165Coats of satin cotele silk and faille mar quise made in various lengths in a variety of styles Some very full and loose others semifitted made with or without collars All are lined and interlined Also two new models in Domestic Coats of satin copied from foreign garments both 5l inches long one with cloth i strappings revers and collar to correspond the other trim med with braid Price 28 each Second floor Old Building I Something New In Womens HATS Every day newcomers bring exclusive styles I in smart Walking Hats chic Turbans and stylish Dress Hatsevery model designed with reference to becomingness good taste and individuality qualities most women are as particular about as I the style features These new fashionable hats are priced at 5 6 and 8 but they look like 10 I and 12 hats Royal Salon Second floor Old Bldg I Smart Tailored Suits For Junior Girls The growing girl of 12 to 16 years is difficult I to fit and to find appropriate styles for We have I paid special atten io I tion to designing a s t a v1J5 I series of Junior i Suits for girls be i tween these ages l f that shall be attrac i J J tive a s well a s z It suitable simple iill J 1 yet full of style to t it i 11i please the particu II II i 1 lar little miss as I I I rl JI1 I well as her equally lp 1 f I particular mother I 4 We illustrate one ir I of the newest of J f t I these suits a most II ll i I 11 attractive model Y il I 11 I 1 I At 1375 I It Is made of striped 4 1 I I 1 t broadcloth of excellent I quality In blue brown 1 i i und green The jacket If is eemlfitted single l i i breasted and slightly i i cutaway The collar It I I und cuffs are of inlaid broadcloth braidtrim II F med and the coat Is satinlined The skirt Is full plaited trimmed with a fold and hangs stylishly A practical as well as t becoming model at a very low price 1375 Girls Junior Threepiece Suits of fine broadcloth at 25 Another most attractive model picked from a makers styles and bought at some dollars lest than ubiiul Colors navy blue green brown jaups und peacock The jacket is 34 in long semifitted and singlebrenbted Upper and two L side patch pockets velvet buttons trimmed back vents in I laid velvet collar satin lining The overwa st and skirt of this stylish suit are In one piece the siin with velvet but tons in front yoked and trimmed with fuld Sizes for 12 to 16 years 25 Second Hour Old Building I Womens Handkerchiefs For the first time we have monogram hand kerchieia from Paris About every combination I letters is included the letters are handembroid I ered with a dainty embroidered bowknot above I the monogram These sheer handkerchiefs are SOc each Other new arrivals I At 150 n hiix Women a unlaundered handembroid ered Initial Handkerchiefs from Irearul with scroll und dots around Initial two styles Six in box at 150 At 50c each Womens sheer linen hemstitched Hand kerchiefs with crossbars and curds of while At 1 elicit New patterns in Wumrnh French hem etitched Handkerchiefs with humlembiunitred medallions in the corner At 125 encll Mens new French lrmstndied Hand kerchlcls with liaiuleinhroldcied c ioicd inllaa in corner Main Hour Old Building il Il1 EVERY AMATEUR t PHOTOGRAPHER I t r Is tremendously interested in this t 1 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC I I EXHIBITION j Not only does it present superb prize I i winning Photographs in ENLARGED i prints but there are daily demonstrations I morning and afternoon by experts that supply helpful suggestion to those who are I I ambitious to get best results Fourth floor Old Building I I Jr1 ti Comfortable SHOES t 1 for Women b At WANAMAKERS you can find them 1 Comfort is not a matter of price either Proper j i leathers welldesigned lasts careful shoemaking 1 I wide range of sizes and widths and careful fitting by interested salespeople are factors that insure I comfortable shoes Three groups of Womens Shoes afford admirable choiceeach group in all leathers and practically all styles t At 3The WanamakerReliable y At 390The WanamakerSpeoial j I At 5The vft fi I jflT Main floor Old Building 11 I Womens Lounging Robes I Three groups from our large assortment oft I pretty models offer most attractive Negligees in f various stylesthey are house garments that em body daintiness and comfort i At J3 Negligees of figured fleece down light cr me L dium shades high neck turnover collar and cuffs pear f I I buttons finished with crocheted edge belted f At 425 Albatross Kimonos in pink lightblue Inv ender red white or black trimmed with border of striped t I wash ribbon i At 430 Blanket Robes in navy blue tan red gray or light blue collarless surplice neck turnback cuffs Iront t trimmed with satin silk buttons and cords Third floor Old Building c Imported Waist Patterns A charming assortment of White Waist Pat f terns of fine linen or batiste have to give up their places on our shelves and give way most decided ly in prices because of new shipments clamoring for room In some designs only one of a kind others show three or four of a pattern Many of the higherpriced waists are handembroidered the work being exceptionally fine Others areinlaid with Irish medallions Each waist boxed These special prices 55 050 750 850 810 15 18 825 I First floor Old Building l Lustrous Costume Broadcloths Because of its soft clinging quality and high finish broadcloth is preeminently the fashionable r abric of the season Our exhibit of these beauti I ful costume cloths is remarkable for fine quality and rich variety of colorings In addition to the exquisite pastel shades for evening and reception gowns there are the newest Paris shades includ I ing various tones of gray taupe wistariabut as eightynine shades are shown in our 2 broad cloth alone a color list is out of the question First floor Old Building Black Taffeta Silk 1 We have a message about this silk that win 1 surely interest women planning Fall Gowns and I Suits It is of good quality for linings of all kinds and for petticoats is 183 inches wide and is a special at 38c a yard Basement Old Building Bought Your Winter Bed Coverings Frequent cod snaps are inevitable and shortly they will be permanent Ii you are not prepared for a sudden drop of the mercury better heed these suggestions about the Wanamaker Blankets and Comfortablesthe latter are sanitary odorless and pure the blankets of light soft cleanly carded wool with or without cotton admixture BLANKETS At 550 pair White Blankets wool filling held by light spool cotton warp 78 x 84 in Allwool Blankets from the famous Noun Star woolen mills ol Minnesota of clean curded wools beautifully bound and Imished Allwhite 70 x 84 in 5 u pule sliver gray 72 iii Sol in 16 a pair fast scarlet 12 x 84 in 750 a pair COMFORTABLES At 9 elicitOf cleanly carded wool 72 x 78 In light and soft covered with Japanese silk on one bide and figured bilk mull on the other with bilk on both tides J7S each Covered wllh best figured domestic jsucrus the filling of pure odorless down 6x 6 ft J IHS each 6x7 It 6 win 7 x 7 it 47 csncli Wish figured China tlK n one side and plain Japanese silk on the other 0x6 ft with pure nf1 se down filling 3 unl 11 each First Hour Old Building i JOHN WANAMAKERM t Formerly A T Stewart f Co Broadway 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long i time with loss of appetIte oxtremo I nervousnesR nnd undue fatigue She h wns nil run down nnd In a very doll 1 cate condition This little book wns very compre hensively written and told of tho I new method of extracting the medic 1 Inal elements of the cods liver from the oil eliminating the obnoxious oil I which Is so hard for children to take I Just tho thing snld I for my little daughter and I Immediately I weut for a bottle of Vlnol It helped i her wonderfully Sho han gained rap idly In flesh and strength and she docs not take cold half so easily I I nm extremely grateful for the e good It hns done her and I hope I I other mothers who have weak deli 1 I cate or ailing children will be bene fited by my experience and just give I Vlnol a trial I VlirKK TO JET VINOL IN N T I JUIItnS imlti bTOUKS Oth AT and 23d St Broadway nnd Oth St Wept S4lh Pt oip Waldorf 14th St and 7th AT Mh Av nncl 14th fit In Brooklyn 480 Fulton St 204 Fulton St 278 Flatbuih i I Av I47 mmpr Av 227 Ootuinbla St I I HKOIIMAN CO 200 Broadway 21 J Park Itow 125th St and 7th Av 12Sth I St and Lenox Av 140th St and 3d Av I ISfith St and Amsterdam Av but St I and IJrovlnay TIme Bide 42d St and i i Brondwny nnd 044 Fulton St Brooklyn i KIXS INS nilUO STORES 12Bth St i and Rtli Av IJrondway and 80th St I 39th St and 8th Av I 1 JUNO IN 1020 8d AT 428 Co1 r lumlvj Av I E 4d St An nt every drug tore where a Tlnol IBH Is I11111d p pmp Lord 3 Taylor P Thursday Oct 22nd v C 11 Odd Silk Petticoats in a variety of styles r in Black and Colored Taffeta 4 and Fitted Top Messalines I tc i d from 595 to 1000 S 4 Colored Mohair Petticoats with fancy silk flouncings at 395 Plaid Moreen Petticoats with flare flounce 7 295 395 Wool Jersey Top Petticoats I 500 695 t Japanese Quilted Robes at 1050 p Figured Blanket Robes at 450 House Dresses I In Fleecedown Flannel 195 295 Long Kimonos in FleecedownFlannel 175 195 Maids House Dresses In Percale ogc Mohair 395 Maids Aprons embroidery trimmed 5 oc 7 cr Droadway and 20th St 5th Ave 19th Sfc 1 jtotm R011tal1 Co Apparel for Women and Misses INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS I This New Store punctuates the regular i course of its business with specials of the I following character to the end that its i disposition to give fullest value becomes widely known and established I Suits Man tailored suits of Scotch Tweed in combination stripes 25 00 S of blue green taupe and wis I taria long emi fillinH coats Elevengore skirts Also Tweed suits satin trimmed t 42 Weat 34th Street I I l A t e I J if L IL I 1I i Kochs Uptown PHcts fiMe Dcrwntvwn m H UdS7uMq an ExtrAVtgnnctf F1 KKoch ExtrAVtgnnctU3 I I Womens 20 Tailored Suits 1395 I cA Remarkable Thursday Offering I 1 Correct and smartly tailored Suits In semi close fitting Directoire effect Some have braid or sitin trimmings patch pockets others the t se rely tailored kinds coat lined with superior quality satin goreJ flare plain fold or button I trimmed skirts Materials are novelty worsted 1n I In stripes and mixtures cheviots and serges In popular colors anJ black a splendid i 2000 value for Thursday 1395 f r I 500 Trimmed Hats 375 I I An exceptionally fine collection of FELT HATS I all the newest medium size models effectively trimmed with velvet wings and novelty feathers Value 50d 375 4 r fl T T Silver Plated WareA Sale Thursday Friday and Saiurday Each piece of Silverware we offer during this sale is warranted quadruple plate on hard white metal designs are the newest The underrated prices are positively the lowest that have ever been quoted for this grade of goods TEA SETS four pieces5OOGUPS 65 COFFEE SETS 425 CHILDS PLATE AND CUP175 BAKING DISHES 250 CHILDS KNIFE FORK AND SPOON TUREENS 250 48c FERN DISHES 200 CANDLESTICK 112 CRUMB SETS 135 NAPKIN RINGS 35 TUMBLER HOLDERS 35e BUTTER DISHES without cover150 BEAN POTS pottery lined025 TEA STRAINERS 40 BREAD TRAYS 125 AFTER DINNER COFFEE POTS08c NUT BOWLS 195 SALT AND PEPPER BOTTLES ster HAT PIN HOLDERSO0 ling top each 25c CLARET PITCHERS CRACKER JARS BON BON DISHES MUSTARD 95c POTS FERN DISHES MILK HOLDERS FRUIT DISHES each ELECTROLJNE SILVER POLISHIt plates silver per bottle 20 I Rogers Plated Ware TEA SPOONS set of 6 48c TABLE KNIVES set of 6 100 TABLE SPOONS set of 6 90e FRUIT KNIVES set of 6 85 COFFEE SPOONS set of 6 49C SALAD SPOON AND FORK set90 ORANGE SPOONS set of 6 95C GRAVY LADLES each 49C SOUP LADLES each DSc I BOUILLON SPOONS set of 6 98c COLD MEAT FORKS eich40c TABLE FORKS set of 6 D8e CHEESE SCOOPS each 49C OYSTER FORKS set of 6 05c OAK CHEST containing 26 pieces of SALAD FORKS set of 6 125 Rogers SPOONS KNIVES AND BUTTER SPREADERS set of 6110 FORKS 563 Also a most complete assortment of silver and s llJer plated Casseroles Baking Dishes Bean Pots etc pottery lined and silver plated holders for Ice Tubs Seltzer Liquor and other table bottles I J25th St West Between Seventh Lenox Ayes THURSDAY OCTOBER 22NT t IMPORTANT OFFERING OF Imported Broadcloths COLORED BROADCLOTHS Choice selection of fashionable shades SPECIAL PRICE yard 200 SpecialImportation of the newest tints of Smoke Wistaria Taupe Bola Rose Catawba yard 250 to 350 BLACK BROADCLOTHS High finish for Directoire Gowns sponged and shrank Value 300 yard 195 abwa1 6 19eeL I I Furniture Carpets Rugs Bedding Draperies One Low PriceCash or Liberal Credit System I I I I I I r II 22275 I r aplf 1nrlor Suit mahogany flaUtied tram plain polish lib Irxtt uMiloru I of kllki rlour Mild IIk tftSurlii anil to nil Valun 2275 I Laco Mains Couch Covors Axminster Rugs imported Nottingham In tareslry jX9 formerly 18 1150 Irish PoInt full 31 yards formerly 53 0 198dx9mormerly I II rI S3x106 f 1750 fommeris f 6 regular price 398 J22S 148 b 9XI2 30 950 1975 898 t i 1 I IE111 j dJJ lInt IUd wIll Ulnrh con lmllri Korkrr In Ilru llnl iillli Lilnrh lliuinuK iiuiti anil 7 Ilmh inlilrn 01 1 tiilue iml Iii nil ii Sr t Ilkr I lil iII 7IPP IllS 076 jtll Ie 118 ul 3 tiilup Q op rnli 3Il II Ifl lIft m rl fJJr SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS kLi Whu 4S 1 H II M cy 5 Cos AttractIons Are Their Low Prices 1 Most Attractive is the Chin for Sheet Music Sale Children ctfotrtd with merry jingles gjtly Illustrated or With guru And On the Fifth Floor savings from Mother Goose And All This Week VonderUnd Cups And Suctrs I9cto39ct fowls 29c to 97ct Pitchers B1OHTY SEUDCTIONfl INCIUD INa IHJlULAJl HITS OF TUB 23c to 97ct Mugs 59ct PUfes I9c to DAY 59c SAucers lSetoS9ct Babies Food PlAits Jfc And 9lc jirnent Bw y at 6th Av Hth to 35th St Special 5c Each BTOllB ItOUIW 8 L M TO 0 I1 M Many Lines of Winter Merchandise in Our 5000000 Stocks Are Offel ed Now at Reduced Prices The Logical Way of Reducing Stocks Which Accumulated During the Continued Warm Weather Yltc Particular Attention IB Directed To j A Reduction Sale Of Womens Imported Costumes a sale involving all of the foreign costumes shown in our second floor Gown Rooms Including Empire Directoire and Louis XV and Louis XIV models fashioned of the finest materia1si1ins broadcloths Otto man filks crepe de Chine crepe meteor and the like Represented are such French costume creators as Paquin Francis echo ff David Co Drecoll Tavernier Templier Rondeau and others I Sale Prices Range from 16900 to 25900 Pr9 I Womens Suits Coats Dresses Second Floor 2000 CoAt 74TOURIgr COATS In light or dark fancy mixtures suitable for travelling or motor wear in two distinct models the one loose the other semifitting splendidly tailored body and sleeves lined with sitln 4000 Suits 29 74DIRECTOIRE BROADCLOTH StilTS of ex ccllent quality 42 inch Jacket handsomely lined and trimmed full flare skirt in moke wistaria and black 3250 Dresses 2574P NCESS GUIMPE DRESSES of fine black broadcloth strictly tailored and 1 t J trimmed on skirt and waist with satin hands I ThreePiece Suits 74THREEPIECE BROADCLOTH SUIT of excellent quality In allthe new fall shades Princess Rulmpe dress and long coat sizes 32 34 and 36 inch bust Skirts 96GRAY HOMESPUN SKIRTS plain or fancy weaves well ny j made after a new model in fuil extra size 504 Furs Coats and Separate Pieces 24 FL Bc Y 31th St ISABELLA FOX SCARF a short BLACK LYNX PELERINE long neckpiece trimmed with large held silky fur trimmed with heads and and lined with Skinners satin tills shirred silk lining f3974 1074 ISABELLA FOX PILLOW MUFF BLACK LYNX RUG MUFF very large size with three stripes lined large trimmed with heads tabs with Skinners satin51074 and tails 84474 NATURAL MINK SCARF trim WHITE FOX SET twoskin scarf I med with head and tails 2674 with large head at back two large FLAT TAB MINK MUFF trim brushes and paws and shirred satin med with heads tails and paws lining rug muff with head large 3474 brushes and paws and shirred THREESKIN MINK SCARF trim lining 84974 med with heads tails and sable SABLE SQUIRREL COAT seml paws 4974 fitted model 24 inches long made BROWN MARTEN SCARF long of whole skins and very full fur fancy plee effectively trimmed finished at neck with throw tie with tails paws and head lined silk brocade lining57475 with Skinners satin2974 FRENCH SEAL COAT of excel BROWN MARTEN FLAT MUFF lent quality 36 Inch length lined trimmed with 12 tails and lined with fine brocaded silk with large with Skinners satin2974 fancy pocket JLS7475 x ooP Misses and Childrens Wear ooond Floor Mth St Dresses 496lnGH NECK REPP DRESSES of excellent quality ef fectively finished with tucks and fine embroidery in ertlon full pleated skirt with deep hem in blue pink or white 6 to 14 year sizes Suits 1274TAILORED SUITS of fine mannish mixtures in brown blue or green j double breasted coat lined with satin 12 14 and 16 year sizes Coats 1074FULL LENGTH WINTER COATS of mannish mixtures of excellent quality In brown Ky or tan lined th throughout with shepherd check velvet collar and tailored sleeve 5 to 14 year sizes Dresses 496 HIGH NECK SERGE DRESSES of good quality brown blue and red finished with box pleats and stitched shaped belt deep hem 4 to 12 year sizes Skirts 496TAILORED PANAMA SKIRTS blue or black of fine quality new model handsomely tailored lengths 32 to 37 Inch The tShethb dr A a combination brassiere Knickerbocker and faking the place of corsetcover and driver an and has been evolved racwer an t otd to meet the requirements of the modern gown gtklng perfect smoothness over tile flips any 549 break In nloyr In naInsook 289 InJaplnesTsifi Second Floor For BoysFootwear That Is First of All Durable sth n Bw r I F occasion demanded we would sacrifice shapeliness In 11 Shoes for the sake of longservicegiving qualities Boys 1 Occasion never demandswe gain shoe riiinwis I through carefully chosen leathers and sound durability Of particular interest sewing BOYS STORM BOOTS extra high cut In tan and black wIth buckle tors paIr strap and BOYS BLUECHER SHOES of black velour with h 3 06 calfskin soles of oak tanned leather pair with heayy double aVVo BOYS LACE SHOES of solid gun metal calfskin sizes Vtosfypalr 49 5108 I Right Shape Lasts Shown in High Cut Footwear 0 24 Fl r r UST now the footwear most in demand by JJ young people is the highcut boot The Kim Right Shape boot is drafted upon a perfectfitting pattern setting closely J around the ankle and high toP and built upon the Right Shape lastthe last that insures to its wearer shapely and comfortable footwear now and shapely and comfortable feet in the future HIGHCUT SHOES in patent leather tan Russia calfskin black calfskin and kidskin Size 8 y to IPa Hto2 20t05 S l It Price 249 297 297 349 1k I ti SPECIALLY PRICED ii t HIGHCUT SHOES in patent leather tan Russia rlv and black calfskin and vie kidskin t Size 8 to to1S 11102 2to5 Price 169 198 239 1 A Complete Line of Right Shape Slippera Sheepskin Table Covers In natural hape show soft sober shades dull blue green red or broivn sttllable for library or den and will soc the polished table many a scratch or 1 hemlsl198 Fourth Floor I w w nw WUWJt1nWW pv Mens Underwear at 119 About 1500 Garments Involved Main Floor rear IfTrTfjIERE is the balance ot the 1908 crop of cullouts of standard I H SI75 and 200 Undergarments supertine merino perfect yyy so far as the fabric is concerned but there are slight fault I ligPSJ in the finish Shirts and Drawers medium weight in white and gray A full range of sizes with the exception of Drawers in sizes 36 38 and 44 CT For Cold Weather Motoring 4th Fl aUh St MENS COATS of black Manchurian dogskin full roomy model lined with quilted satin wind shield sleeves 91674 MENS COlTS of Russian calfskin warmly lined with wind shield sleeves 2974 MENS COATS of natural raccoon matched skins well fined and with wind shield sleeves 6475 WOMENS COAT of black Russian ponyskln 50 to 54 Inch models I lined with satin 647fl OTHER MOTORING COATS for Men 1274 to 17400 for Women 2774 to 224p6 i FUR MOTORING ROBES 974 to 5U875 j f x r Cushion Sole Shoes for Men i 369 Full 500 Worth str1 Floor Br4uy WW FASURED by the comfort they afford the man who must be t I MlrASURCD a great deal other shops are perhaps justified asking 500 a pair for Cushion Sole Shoes like these c At 369 we derive a satisfactory margin of profit and i the purchaser gets all the comfort long wear and satisfaction hs cm get out of any Cushion Sole Shoes at the higher price I Ithaca Hammerless Shotguns About 20 Less Than Our Regular Prices During This Sale Sporting Ooodi Dept Sib Fl IXTYFIVE GUNSall brand new modern models At reg I Si ular prices they were pretty close to half the catalogue figures quoted by the manufacturers Now we score a t bullseye in the way of special prices for these favorite I weapons In the collection are TEN FIELD GUNS 16 gauge list price 13000 our regular price i 1774 special 1421 SEVEN 12 and 16 GAUGE GUNS with twist barrels list price MoOO I I our regular price 2374 special 1839 I TWENTYTWO 12 and 16 GAUGE GUNS with Damascus barrels list price 5000 our regular price S2974 special 2374 SIX 12 and 16 GAUGE GUNS with fine Damascus barrels list price f6000 our regular price 3574 special 2849 SIX 12 and 16 GAUGE GUNS with extra fine Damascus barrels list price JSOOO our regular price 54674 special 93749 FIVE 12 and 16 GAUGE GUNS with shell ejectors our regular price 1 j3824 special S 009 reduced Other Ejector Guns grades Nos 2 3 and 4 at prices correspondingly I Apparel for Hunters HUNTING COATS made of cm HUNTING COATS made of extra vas corduroy collar game pock heavy quality waterproof canvas ets special 99c fully lined with Inside and outside pockets 297 HUNTING PANTS to match the game TROUSERS to 198 match106 above special 90e HUNTING COATS made of pan HUNTING COATS made of tasote positively waterproof fully showerproof army khaki fully lined with game pockets spe lined with Inside and outside game cial 438 pockets 9189 TROUSERS to matchf396 PANTS to match5180 HUNTING LEGGINS made of HUNTING COATS made of good heavy canvas 09c quality canvas three outside and HUNTING LEGGINS two large game pockets249 made of extra heavy army waterproof style PANTS to match5140 canvas pair 89c A complete line of loaded shells and ammunition of all kinds Including ine most popular brands at lowest prices r About Ordering Groceries etb Floor Orders for groceries may be made up from our Grocery Cata logue the prices in which are revised monthly Should anything selected be offered at a special price as In the list below the order will be filled at the special price quoted in such lists as thfe NEW CALIFORNIA PEELED APRICOTS In till cans Honeysuckle brand packed to sell at iSo a can our price this sale lOc down 3116 LA FORGE BRAND PURE JELLY Including Red Currant Strawberry Raspberry and Crabapple large jar regularly 29cI this sale 24c can dozenHOME 5577 HOME MADE FRESH RED RASPBERRIES quart Jars strictly regular price 64c a Jar sale B4c dozen f pure 5848 our MARCEAU BRAND FINEST IMPORTED FRENCH OLIVE OIL just ceived full quart cans 82c half gallon cam 518 gallon cans 2 02 re MISP1LUON BRAND TOMATOES regular size socalled quart cans equal quality sold elsewhere at 12c our price for this sale Dc can doz I lM WARRANTY BRAND CALIFORNIA ASPARAGUS large sflwtreca I cansl regularly 34c can this sale 134 SMOKED SARDINES IN OIL our own Importation half CIIlS sold elsewhere at 30c our price 19C dozen ka10 Our own Importation of Guava Jelly from Pone Porto Rico In largo glass jars Imported to sell at 35c per Jar this special lot 18C each dozen 204 National Biscuit Company Nabisco Sugar Wafers Vanilla and Choco late flavors for this sale each 8c doren QQ McVltle Prices Edinburgh Biscuits crisp and fresh packed In parch ment cartons Including Oatmeal Alberts Digestive and Golf 14c each doz 5157 Petit Beurre Cafe Noir Rich Tea and Butter Fingers 10C rach dozen 114 Wills Lemon or Orange Biscuits carton containing 1U biscuits baked especially for us this sale each 4C Flnut Carolina Whole MttH HIM Ill Qucor 011 a traJlIhl aarliMu JUI bfit quality Blb carton IHo j crown I Mcelvod from tti mill each OG Blh cotton bin 41o 10lb line I Nw w Fir extra lar liru li Hoa utuallv Mri noIP hue 42t MUO eolrlt Me Ibl thIs eel Jb loj Ultra quality Head Hlo Db har OOIb Ifolbrooka rlaUhlre Bauo aTr hot aTI 10Ib ban Mlci 11ft b b K lld In Hnxland Uplnt bottl Mid IU elf whar 200 for thla ate lOc 0111 Quaktr Puffed nice puffed and baked dozen for this anle xach Dr don 5114 IflOl Pur Fie Jam orewrvid in heivy I Quaker Ureakfim Tlltculti formerly yrup lUc raeh dozen fiBU old Ol Apotltu inc I Introductory price tllli tale Or each 1oon IIO I Vermicelli Uarceau and lirand Italian HacaronL lett r Hj aghtt a frtah Alllvlnn brand medium Urn Dram hlpinrnt just rrclv dj pound carton No Iran Ilk doien II liz lIch dos n ifM f Harllryi ImporiKil Jiunij I ned Btar rami Tab Corn J uamln brand a fretli ililnmtinlj 1IU Halt ib mrtona 510 DC a can doan 51o4 IIs Rlrawiierry 11 up I kcrry Itu j berry unit Ilo1 I HnMor Oyiter Cocktail Uly Whit biand lie rurrant Ir eauh jari KaULoj tall pint 14ot each I don 51516 rlon IJSa Uuun pint bottlu a4o American ll aulr lllo Ittiubarb Ur n lur I can dozen 914U Illy While brand Con I1ffon plum AprUol domed Milk or Kv po TamatoM Am rlcn I niarkbrry ami Apple nd rated Milk unsurpassed n auy brund sits lag nod Ooo cberry I tie duality llli can lllci can cliolcaii IlIon ot ach diuen 5 JIT I dozen 51141 Hlb ran who Jurtoy fruit can Illy White brand iConS Ac don CUD 14cl don f lBT June IsaI equal quullly I Timalno Jtiiamln I old ewlior ut I Bo Jrmamlni brand Illaok brand Jrer rd rlpa 1 can our price Ittc cant I IlBi berrl can Inrl iUd pack r iular IN doan t t flil I doien 111 oc ll il quart can aold M rco u brand French I jMiarolna brand Marrow oliiwlur at Ill cant pai Kim IB can Vat lOcI cant doa our priCe lao aaobj 4oa fl 5104 a OJ 9114 doi n i M r nn 1 I I I Or u 11I

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f yj I IIII tA d 1 1 lII t r tiI J i 1 I THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OOTOBEE 21 1908 j1 I l MAN DIES IN BOAT t AS SOUND LINER SAVES HIS MATE l Richard Pecks Crew Rescues Welsh Who Fought All Night to Keep Companion Alive BLOWN OFF SHORE Ufe Preservers Under the Seat Kept Tiny Craft I Afloat The steamer Tllehurd Peck bound for thin port from New Hnvun picked up early today in Lone Island Sound two mon adrift In a rowboat full of water and kept afloat by the buoyancy of a dozen lifepreservers packed under the eats One of tho men Charles Prindle I I of No 7 Clinton place Vest Haven I I Conn died of exhaustion as he was being taken aboard tho tamer The other Howard B Wfllsh rugged and determined survived and Is little the worse for his eipcrlfnco Prlndle was employed as a clerk la the f offices of the Nf w Park Nt w Haven A Hartford Railroad at New Haven lln i was unmarried and his parents Ilvo at Sharon Conn Welsh Is a clerk for the New Haven Gas Co and Is married Tho two men were Intimate friends I j Welshs Graphic Story I t How they came to be In such dire dis tress on Long Island Sound Is best told by Welsh lIe related the story today t to an Evening World reporter In Capt I j larding s office on board the Richard I Peck I am Interested In boating said Welsh and hearing that F A Parka who had a launch and yachting supply business at ileyersa Cove near New Haven was selllnc oft a lot of stun yesterday I went over with Prlndle We bought an anchor a lot of life preservers considerable cordage and some miscellaneous stuff nod n sixteen foot flat bottomed rowboat We loaded the anchor and lifepre servers In the rowboat and then fash ioned a raft on which we stored the rest of the stuff We left llpyerss Cove at 9 oclock last niche to row across the ba r to Savin Hock where I have a boathouse Rsn Into a Gale Despite all we could do we were I blown out Into thp Sound anti wt soon shipping heavy seas We threw overboard the anchor and the rest of w 1lU3Ua rim

a Sn W t o i autsavgIruoyrs I NEW YOIK I The i I Caldwel Piano At 185 i II is the safest and most satis factory popularpriced I I piano proposition offered r by any house in America I The whole thingassur i I once of the pianos relia I bility and good quality and I j o r in its merit is indicated in this sen I i tence I We Guarantee the I I Caldwell Give I Satisfaction J 5 Down a I 1 and Week i Stool and cover free no interest on deferred payments and no I charge for cartage j I We Have Six ri Square t I Pianos which we will offer tomorow at I i I 10 I Each j I We tune pianos ui mod erate rales Sletil Cooper Store Fifth Floor CoDti I I i Iff I l M the heavy nltift and cut the raft urtrlft Then wn BtnfToil the IItll prciorvori iindor the nnntii rind It wna lucky we did for 1C they hail floated away the boat would have foundered Kept Prindle Awake Tho water cain Into the bout nn fast ni vo could hall It out find we were nteatllly forced out from shore It was very dark nnd very cold About mid nlkht 1rlndle fiild he was tired but I i kept liltn In motion balling and at tempting to row I A little later on he gave up com I pletely 1 abandoned my efforts to gel back to shore und concentrated all my attention to keeping him awake It was a terrible Job out there with every wave breaking over us and Prlndle con tinually ItiitstitiR that he was tired and I wanted to rest He did drop oft to sleep several 1I limes Finally nt halt punt I2 nw the I lights of tho Itlclmrd Pock She had i lust come out of the harbor bound for I Now York I I knew we were near Sperry LIGht and Unit the leek would pals close to I w Irlndlo was hi u stupor end I wan holding his head above water I woke Ihitn up and dragged him to the bow I where I braced him as beet I could i Then I told him he must help me call j for nl8lstal1te lie gave a taint cry i and collapsed I howled with all my I might and tilt pilot of the boat heard I mot I Lifeboat Sent Out Pilot Campbell of the Richard Pock i upon hearing 1Velehs call used his j searchlight and soon made out tho wntcrlocjcd rowboat Capt larding I ordered a lifeboat put off and the un I conscious Irlndlo and almost uncon r IIIIOMBlIIIIII Southwest Corner 6th Ave 18th St Manufacturers CJearing Sates New Fall Styles ol Shoes for Women From the Factory ol Thos Corcoran Sons and J C Kelly Co Made of Patent and N Enamel Leathers on a the same lasts and i4 4 r i patterns as the 350 and 400 grades t8 s Lace Button and Blucher short creas llt ed vamps M i Every Pair Guaranteed Perfect Actual worth 200 and 250 a pair In all sizes t 0 for women Special at i i1 It r 100p pair 4 Sale of 10000 Pairs of 9 I A dr I Womens Rubbers II I First quality such as Hood Old Col on y and others All sizes and widths Hegular 6oc grade O a Sale price oJC pair l 3 i SPECIAL LOT OF Womens Shoes for Street Wear a1e of Kidskin with Patent Tips also Common Sense Shoes with Plain T its and shoes with Felt linings C I sizes in the latter Worth up to 15 a pair at 59 Als a lot of well made Wom 1 m ens Oxfords odds and ends t worth up to 206 at I The Famous Streeter Shoes a wi for Girls Sizes 5 to 8 and 8lfe to II Made of soft Kidskin with C stout leather soles 59C 59c Good bargain at 5125 a a pair Our price air fry High Cut Shoes for Girls cT Sizes SVs to 2s newest Tall styles in lace or hut ton made from Gun Metal 25 Calfskin and Patent Colt skin welted extension 1 r soles manufacturers 83 I Grade at n s Misses School Shoes w Alade from genuine r Vic Khlskln and Bo a i Calf extension soles lace or b utn Qc sse 1 ton low school fr TA heels manufactur ers St5 grade al i Boys Dress Shoes Patent Coltskin Fltt and Gun Metal Calfskin Blu t i chers sizes 9 to 50 134 and 1 to 1 I 514 manufactur flL ers 250 grade at Boys School Shoes Positively all solid r leather Vici Kid or Ggi Calfskin double soles sizes 9 to2 6 9 C ad3toS k manu I rj facturers jiSO grade to at err 0 10000 Pairs of r Infants Childrens Shoes I It with hand sewn father soles soft kidskin uppers solid 25C leather soles sires 2 to 6 25c worth flOO Mens Heavy Winter Shoes Prom lading Huverhill nifrs worth S200 and 250 i in medium and heavy wighls dull and bright leathers Also a lot in til Sizes 6 to toj at 150 Prizin k U rip cniteiln a pair 6lh Ave and IMIi SI u I IICOUB Walsh were coon on board the i Hlclinrd Peck I Prlndlo was dead when the members of the Richard Pocks crew began to work over him They tried for two j Mourn to rovlvn time span of Hfo but In vain i o SHONTS TO LOSE HIS VOTE Snlln for Inrln lo Visit Illx DlillKlllcr UK Menlimn tin CluaisI are Theodore I Shunts and lila daughter Marguerite sailed thin nftcrnonn on the White Star llnnr OccnnU tn visit HIP widowed Dnrliis dti haulms who IH llvlnp III farts sad Wild wnn formerly Mss Theodom Shunts Mr Shunts sniff that the pionpoitlM visit of lima stork to tho miuiKloti of the Duchess tens what summoned hUn nhronil I shall miss my vote but It cnnt bo helped he remarked with H sin lle I Itll nmlic nil their mouth tvntcr B OTable Syrup After one menl with It theyll I I never do without It Delightfully I delicious on oatmcnl cakes hot bread and biscuits Its healthful made from sugar Canecontains no adulterants At your grocers2 Ib tan Iic his Southern Mnlnrr i Co roll Vct I St Intl Maker of the famum 11 v 0 M lnftni s World Wants Work Wonders I 1111C I111BIBIIII J Southwest Corner 6th Ave 18th St iI Manufacturers I New Fall Styles SAMPLE SUITS For Women and Misses 15 S18 Styles L075 IY 1 g For Any Size Kind Color or Style The materials are Cheviots Broadcloth Scotch Mixtures Fancy 9 I Stripe Broadcloth rancy Cheviots and other suitable fabric 1l I in a large assortment of popular such 1 J UtUe Navy Green Garnet Cut Brown and Black The majority of these suits are linzd with a good quality satin w Over 100 of only the better styles he which have proven most popular with the trade are the L thev are made with r f 36 Inch Coats full gored or pleateJ and Buttoned Skirts r l The tailoring and finishing I i I are the bestthe fact that they I are samples assures you of that I I Ii Handsome z House Dresses 1 r Regular 150 nnd 2 Values House Dresses onepiece style waist I neatly tucked wide full skirt in black I and white gray and white and navy I and white worth fully Si5o special I I I at 98c II A Dress Those women who take advantage of this otter will secure house dresses at a lower price than they usually cost r to manufacture 52in Coats for I Women and Misses Worth from 750 to S10 e 498 Coats like the one illustrated here j sell readily at from 750 to SlpOD ft They are fully worth it These coats are made of a medium weight kersey Scotch Cheviots and Broad cloths in a 52inch length elab orately trimmed with silk velvet and i wood Slk braid exactly as illus trated Special at i ti 498 i ryP Victor Talking Machine and Edison Phonographs on WccMu Payment of 1 t r Patrons of This Store May Ride Free 1 In Crosstown Vehicle Cos omnibuses nn Ittih St to MtCTMtATV tiltrOUNTAIII and from 3d Ave ill Sub mC ft way and the surface lines IEGE1L1 6VrJtz R G j on Broadway 3d and 4th Avenues and HO CONNECTION WITH AKV OTHER STOUE M l JDailUnHltUT PRCSinCIIT 1 r a h Double S H Green Trading Stamps Ny j t I Before Noon 1 r Two stamps with each lOc of purchase before 12 oclock E Single Stamps After 12 oclock t RareValues in Good Pictures ToMorrow And Some Attractive Prices for Picture Frames You wont find nn uninteresting item in the entire lot and the more you know about pictures the more youll appreciate the values when you see these f Colored 1itturcs In veneer 50 750 i frames ornamented SOc PictureFrames 39 pictures C Oil Paintings I Game timl Fruit Pictures Complete with Glue 59C in oak frames special at C and Hack at 325 Colored Pictures in sweep frames Read these and sizes I We have a few more of those also a new lot of the 125 prices excellent paintings that created astir pictures all reduced to 3C and see if you can dupli stir In our Picture Store last week Assorted Pictures in oval Rill cate them elsewhere All have glass and shadow box fumes 250 pictures el rn Price JO I S50 at SUe Width ol Frame Tomorro Colored Llcturcs sums matted in 8x10 I inch 19c Oil 3ineh gilt frames choicest subjects 10x121 Inch to I y inches 2Jc Paintings b jects I S5 pictures 1295 11x14 I inches 2k i at 2950 at J 14x17 2 inches 3Dc Genuine Pimtels size 20x30 in 16x20 2 to 3 inches 59c 610 gilt and told burnished Figure subjects in gilt nnd gold sweep burnished frames with glass and frames I 750 pictures shadow box at 125 Slcgel Cooper Store Third Floor Center H Womens Foot Mould F Shoes If S3 f Equal to a the Average 1 4 I Makes I r HIS is our own famous THIS and in it we show every new and correct style produced by foremost shoemakers for this fallandwintcr season hoot Mould Shoes are made only of the very choicest selected leathers by expert shoemakers No matter what shape your foot is or how hard y you arc to fit we promise full satisfaction in both style and comfort Womens 1 2 Shoes Rood yes of enameled or patent ealher button or lace styles all sizes Slcgel Cooper Store 2 J Icor Rev Rare Bargain in Cigars E recently offered a WE lot of these cigars and promised to return to any dissatisfied purchasers the price of the cigars brought back We Sold Out All We Had and Had None Returned Weve just rece ived a smaller lot which we put on sale to 89 C morrow at a Box of 50 They are socalled seconds of a famous brand We call them Smile Perfectos because weve agreed not to advertise their real name Meiel Cooper Store AUIn Moor hear 10000 for Charity Voting for the annual distri bution of 10000 to charities is now going on Information at voting booth entrance to Womens Parlor second floor Womens and Childrens Sweaters r e 1

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4t T T ft v t I l Wii fr1 JJ J 4 1 12 THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY OOTOBER 21 1908 J I i r j AND UP TO NEWSY DATE tl THE BEST SPORTING PAGE 4 IN NEW YORK ROBERT c r4E1 H C uMN I i y 1 fIf Leach Crosss Stock Will Go Away Up or Away Down After He Meets 1 AlcFarland To Night EACH CROSS has taken old Joe LEACH place as the Ghct t to champion In his own dis f trict the Cross followers are so en 1 thusiastic over his fighting that they i think It treasonable to say that such lightweights as Battling XoUon l t Packer McFarlnml and Tommy Mur I phy have a chancs with him Along I the east side It Is an honor to re Ic swatted on the nose by Leach and f anyone who has a black bump on hs i r eye Immediately claims that Cross i pu It there One lucky sparring i V i partner who had a decorated lamp was detected In the act of painting it a deeper purple when the first mid i night effect began to wear off Tee tley think n lot of Loach Cro down In his own stronghold Thats why trench brought In nearly n thousrrd dol lars worth of assessments to the Fair t mont A C for the fight tonight will Pnckey McFarland Leach has his share of the drawing power although to teE the truth thousands nro anxIous to sec ii t Packer Mdarland fight and a 1art proportion nf these are quite as anxious I I k to see Cross whipped I Theyve been coins to tight after filt with the same desire and so far Leap has disappointed tlicni In a measure s He has been whipped often enough bu not knocked out and as long as Leant t Is on hie feet at the end of six rounds his partisans will never acknowledge that ho had the worst of It or pay bets on any but n Panama hat decision i Cross has Improved in light after tight He has every quality of a flrstclass fighter except heart and where real gameness Is not ought Into demand he makes n great showing lIe can fight like a chmpion when he is winning and run llle a ciiarnjilon sprinter when the other fellow outsamts him ir tre mixing Shows Lack of Gameness His lack of sameness was shown In the last fight with FItzgerald After being tangled In the ropes and unable to get olc r under the cross fire of punches that Leach threw at him Fitzy drcppfd to his knees Whllp he was still down Cross stepped bad then uIable to itsist the temptation to hit a man who wasnt In position to hit back rushed In and landed two savage blows on Fitzgeralds jaw This was a cow arfily trick and should have lost him the fight on a foul Hut aside from a few little things llle this Crops has done very well In time he may do as Kid Ciiter did years ago and learn sameness In the ring Its a rough school but a good one M rai lam l shcuiii beat CIOFS tonight before the limit ullesr HIP Ghetto ihiun plan tprlnto ind covert to ave lirii I There isnt MI very much to lioosa u between them In the matter of expel once for Cross has fought a lot of gooll men McKailninl1 ruperlorlty lies In his absolute runlldeme nnd lack of ner VOUMICSB While it tnlii Cioaii a round to pull himself together McFarland Is there from tin first bell And more over hes of the liluuil of the Stilllvnnh und the Mifiovenis and tho liUfclm manses Kliz lmmoniis lather and ninth ir cue lilrh ami IHOLM in Uorimuil bhonly before tin hicit tlnectlmo chamiun was Inin UIIII the Coiboun und nliarliiyfc aiil 011 t ho test Hu lollies of u rae that has alvays luvru a nj lion mnic titan Money uj my ttvtig eltc An Irlnl1wn will fight ior fun and that IIIHC hai iiny oilier ptopUi In the wuilil will do Othcis mtiK have an uljivt of BOIIIU iliul brave nmnltliiii ni nimitj In Etiuis i UlimeM and Milll Uitro Is not u Kirit di at of dlfennc hetneen I no iniii in 01 U3i fslvenes till Irlshnin ILls Ie tet fit und on that lie hhl u in hctiir MFariiriJ OJr Crfs lILIES o t nt 1 UV iu I l e h fsli Vion kfcting The Fllmolu 0 ill oe jujiec tonight POLICE MAKE RAID AT THE LONG ACRE A C The Lons Aero Atheltlp Club at No 1SS WI Tuciitynlnth street wai raided last nlilit liy lIe police of thi Vcut Thlrtirth stuet pane untlor Vwo flsliri ie tcfesri nci othp c I flclals were ImriJlcl Into 11 ufrol n RD i and hatful tu hv utijtliiniiJUtc v her g lhc Mfid llIrrc1 with pre fgrtl Oi tdiDi and aiictln hirie fllhtlg It nan In tliu midiiu of the tnlr 1 round lit ulial was to hau icen a KIN rad noiit let tVIPCII I loroc Mltchfi and JrHijili llkhrt lioth nf thin cii that tin police jumr ml Into tliu rln and uriivltd the two prlnrlpiU 0 l MARVIN HART WINS Oi FOUL IOTII Mrm let MAfler Ma vln Ii c I mi JIIII Ittii HIll Lv ImO 1ixid forty five rronUk In tint flit I ICUJ if u I r lot rt ihr Armory 1 t A i4t Ulgit Jln wiii ti L LILt I on iriS Ill low with a left nnd Ii I taJ g1ye He tiuird all n foul i Itftr j tlIt I It una tun tIC fIrst limp thnt Tulu IAlldl fin n II Mutt IUI ID tin us a irsaea i VL a c W t rL iru Js blolut 05 bun i nuch wsk the in uprwiiitini CLIL III II hUt hut n Inr number or nieiaitrk Kstfiertd to He i ai shun like a scrap between tw agi1lQvrnttl than nclentlflo boxer I1IMj j T L WILL IT BE A FIGHT OR A FOOT RACE 4 I f i I 4 7 Li tJ it I1JV47 F I 1 I t Ii I 4 p t I flFARLlINO JONr l l INOIAJ 4NAT To 5 t p MAIIE OF CRos l z y 0 PEF i I I i V ANOTHFR NOV It FOFl PACIt r y WI BC THAT NEwoK 1 IO 56COM0 POKT AT HE T7 END or CAC H POUMD 1 fi I 17 J a I i J L jj I I I l I LEA CRO5 ThE MOOfR PRiOr I O 114E Driscoll May Fight I Abe Atell at Colma l 9 I I UY TOIlS POLLOCK i NOTIIEIt International battle for I I A the featherweight championship 1 of the world will be fought at Colma Cal on Thanksgiving Day after noon If Jim Coffroth the fight promoter of California can Induce Abe Attell the I American champion to take on Jem Driscoll the English champion in a I went Ueround battle Coitroth got Charley Harvey his representative to I sign up Dilscoll when airhed hun trom tile coast for a match with Attell and as the Englishman UBIWI to all the ttrm for the contest It Is now up to Attcll to cinch the match Urleoll lighth Matty baldwln at the Kalrmont A COil i on Nov r and If Hucivs ful against iiulnln will stall lur tln coast alUi the bout The only hitch nol Lu r13rJ 10 tIle Iro lPcl motch beOceil MeLr nj Jj 110111 Ioh lIe IagEs 11111 ot Ire limo far weLgaIn III cFJrnnd Jnts In rEign 131 IJOUIJ al a 1 al whIle IVILSIl ailIts It to be at tli rngskle Irirun t IJd rIJ1 YtMi d n I Eng iiuAngr o Pu Jetfrlcs C of LOS IflCe L3L CiiCsVl lu ttratghtn out ae ruhe ey h3lnl th nwn WeIgh al 1 P 1 It ey dglEe on thIs HIJIMltllm L wlli 1 wtttth s 10unJJ On n1L5Vir5 nl11I Cliy Clovtrr Ito iirr IJostnn tlRif Irht jiv Jim IVinner of Mirtimli 1III1 Jj were arej up hut nlstit by Hill llrtiwn to try wunctnlorfi in the main but of six ruunls rt tuu nest tzif or ih Uruvn dymnauiurn A V on Tu sisy n 5Lt burner has not I juKht n o iI n tniiv ml ruin tonic rest riij 4 cnibe 1111 t gIve Glover ora hard I jitIe Irnnlr aai 1111 In ILh in eecetl nufltLt J i The flriJ or seer loC 1 clUb Ihat 310 tCIPc 10 go In Ill ha will Iroln v b III CoIn C r il ILiii the ICILCI t I he cllll 1110uI10 I 0 0 alrunle Ille 01 re4 b 1I duL hal I 5Ut j In Cii n 11g hIs to tile vtC3 i 1111 XLVI In t I I tteJ I il WfrO II In wit II tflh lIeUI IIL ullO1 won twy 1 cdr suia ro I rUIL bI In 1 iltrera1 bll1 rr OClur a w1 rIJnbly I VliiJ at 1MW I L vn Icarred i s relabe iurrd nt rht 1r1 jn Uur is PV 11 s rleriiJ tn rut I t on a r inui Pr hi onenun stag t f eL I iljren Itlt IJ 11 OKbi 3V j Of I ij ji na ie has Traitlaiy tj cr Vf llitt hard aiiij rjrli rf r tt Arsln cha nnon J I t L jlhi c f rit tanner vcL5iL L uJJr it Iy nf liutfjij ToTmy Murphy the llcrleii riirit r nl laJJ hullhan Im HriinH n il hHveUht eel ftpprtfrt to IIP nutehpil up inl IHII II bath rr IK r uns jr i IM by the Hlln V r ivvhn i n v V f1 e latter part of this month Murpnv un unturtunate In Kottlnit on match reenty anj his manager juhnny Jur ras practuaiy acretJ to let bin exchange wallop with Sullivan The local clubs that have been hoMIni taps on Tuesday night hae decided not to nul off a show on election evenIng They realize that it uoud be useless for them ty run on that night as every one of the club members wouM lie so Interested In the outsome of the ejection that they could not be Induced to attend the star The sixround bout oeneen Frank Klaus the Iltubtiz lighter and Jim Donovan the Clever middleweight this city which was Prevented from belnc hell at the Terminal A c of Brooklyn on Saturday night on account of the prllte nckin a raid on the club will come this snturday nIght Both uen are ncrln hard for the contest Sam inufon3 the coorM flirhter who has nn Sne any harj training for any of hU IJIPI ro tar this yEar Is cnalnly yayii mict attention to his work now for ILI c LI CLroUfld bout with Philadelphia Jack OTIr4 n Moh oul to be decided at I ne itss if tee Natnn A C of this cIty on 11 r tr OLt 0 Lansford hnowi pir f that ne nl hive to be in yrsi ers t r crr M bes Onlen sl cn that account he Is trulntne faithfully SULLIVAN OUTPOINTS SCROGGS IN FAST BOUT Pat Sullivan the promising light clslt of HiuuKIyn otilpolrlcd Harry Scroggs the acKrcfalvn fighter of Haiti more In tle nn bout of sis rounds at the sung of tlu jrov n Gymnasium A A last nlBlit Vrcn t he men Marted on In the fire loinij it certainly looked n If they wera Kilm to put up a slash iiiff Ii giLt na tlirs Amlcil Into each other land larJoii iian iaiil unaslies on the UICH U1L2 ild In ilc m mill in jail Sullivan calned a end hv itii1tlnn fturouxs us Ito CCIIIP tcnrlnw n will loit oft and right 6WIHKS to i U tot und Jaw and a few tlll kit 14 to ln lj ly Alter that the bnut vm vry turn rirros doIng all i tlo laailinx hh Sullivan conttnted lilmnlf wlti t on him ulth I good nnl little LIP i AllhotiKli t MIKK vat i ho aWRrrsaor Sulllviin luiilii I T ininclieii and I nnn nut In t1 i ilnal Jim Mailer brother of Iolcr Ma I fputed Ileddy IM r IM n hUin i I liout I ISPVr1 CAQ TONIGHT i At ILl Mnpel d 1 i t there will f v i 11 two four I I riiul ireliirlivirU t ween evenly Inn thiil In xrr Y1 r 1u f I r uu AU fi LOirg ISland ReHrosacl L t TRAiN SIRV1CE FOR THE i H MNBERBiLT CUP dACE I SATURDAY OCTO 24Til Ii 4 OVER tHE LOhG I LAID MOTO PiRKraT i ILL UilGHDaliE SPEEU hELD iDS TO Ut IROtEH R cS i tarfc at Oa light I 1 t I 4 MI I I HI CL l11 JOU J ill I 40J ii u i o 1 sI 1 1 iUiU r41Iola n e MU i I u J i iu i i t S JI A XI a iu i n u inn I IC I ie lirs 11 iLIiCIIUO Ip a imo I Pnod h m1 u t the I ICi i nij j 4 11515 ill o thu LLPi tand III I lur IL I L C An uninui dt rias lee I i3e in tiiii illnty ol lie Orand AUTJ from iCe Iat li iXlml t u IL e IlarILtuily Lt i tIcisL iri ii i run to iriiJ titatii mi unl siUi HfUts win l f y I o PCI 11 tiCS trIOS Iti r mi lilili tr pg r Cnr iiuln mutt he purthm4 In tusin tiLt li nn uii miir m I II IIIJILt lt ml VM slOb Am i llnulir irsin 051 r V K Iii si fur Vo iliun 1 M a 11 M VI I A M IlnioVlvn t iaIluh Ate i j 1 J II S A M Itefulir traiLa iIIa N y B act H ia r naral park bI1 A M i r it ire iHiIWh a 0 r i s I i A M h Yr I IC nxiitsipl ir nrrnuf lllt l ti frt lh SUh lo arnld delay si e ccr ICfCI IC n nuitf 11 iha IJ II 3lh St Irrt Intit ulll Inw Vn York fur Eeg Illaru cll trr o I inlnutif after 1iIb nil unirhi f 1 tee Vtri 1 TALENT HAD HARD I DAY PECKING THE i EMPIRE WINNERS It HY VINCENT TREANOR lIE lid was on fairly tight at the THE City track yesterday and the talent was pretty much up In the air on the matter of prices In the various races and as a result any odds quoted were all out of line Horses that looked like 10 to 1 shots were held very close to the carpet at 4 to 1 and favor ites were at anything but a liberal figure For Instance Burgher In the opening scramble was regarded as a 2 to 1 chance when h ought to have been at four and even and Spooner which looked far the best In his race was quoted very generously at about 15 to B All the conditions were awry After the i Delmont Park session the crowd had ex 1 pectn a little leeway but there was i nothing doing District Attorney Wlnslow of Wetchester ctttt g ft g I Ccuny was on the Job to see that the law nou be enforced Mr Wlnslow whit not u officious as Elder Is a stickler of the Get Hughes type for law and he stands tor n monkey business In aiMtlon to the uniformed police force of TonVera ho had more than a few sleuths In I cludlcx representatives from a private dctec I live aeertcy The head of the latter seems to i bzvd fallen In sett on this antlbettlnc propo i salon lie haj been busy on several of the local bUll courses with a staff of men that could police I many a anallslted city t Waite tlllor put up a rile on Spoorrer tn I the crack Memorial that was a remInder oJ I the cid days when the boy waa hailed as the Jockey marvel of the decade U was Indeed refreshing to see him shoot out of the bunch i In the final sixteenth and breeze home I Jo NotIce got Royal Captive home only I because of a perfect bit of JockejsMp Killle i crankle was catchIng him at etery jump but Jockey Joe lhl as the proverbial iceberg neer stopped his urging on the New Castle 1 filly till she was home Jimmy Seattle and Tom Shaw wire dawn en Burgher There were two arrests at the track Wither Robertson It Is alleicej naa caught recording a Private transaction Did you see Johnny Mcrrs brown sIlk I clues A Ic c Class to them EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK X Y Following are the entries for tomor rows races I fIRST IIACE Twoymrodi selllnz six tu rlonl liiSS Summer sight lot JOIT Oildtn legend 116 IICai KpIlt un1 HI 7ti4 Trol TW ui HliO Enchaij 102 lni Ktiwuclan Lvi li 7 Hun LIe Noyles lOS tOVS Sliipoi 111 lu Mtntuc r 7 insa Oranln tiC SICONL HACK TlirfjearoKj and up rOfiflifl OtIS mllf and etmty jarls Ill iotUlSSHE IMS 1 Klllhan 105 Iliia Ctupl1 10 inil JlCKkitone tai lull MalaKa r la imitator loLl L ni i nit of Anns 10 hat anKUln c liivc It uMere pit I HIM Coincident iui UIT IJlxle Hlnimel Mm inVI cnrnii 1 IKI I SOI Imtriila un AMUSEMENTS XNrf V W rf S rf EMPIRE rILlliIltI 1Iea t 0th St I I Fr tO 5tatWid Set Ig I JOHN DREW in Jack Straw CRl ERlON flues 1 si Kr ai i u it Matinee fltItr4ty a WM GILLETTE lae H i iiv I Ilinvaitiist IIwi1 tn iS oAIUI T Turns A SIT 2l0 llrnri Miller Aiixirlalr Iluirri Till KHVST IN flit IKItlSB IIUDSo1i 4i1itr I I vy I M 1 111 Ir EDGARSELWYN Till IIIm G ARhHICK ti l IIr lir adita r UHnniurx e o x i CI I JOHKIll roy The MOUAW UiAMIIA tAIIIVIK I i tL l tV IV In MM I khiims rirnus F YPPllM11 SI wn it Ii Ci L I UtUIrl ji ITS Till1 H T II Miss Billie Burke WJ li KERi OCiER ilwaj iI Cv i XNISIERDQCSER hl Set Ia wlih THE GIRLS OF GOTFENBGRQ VTf BUSiNESS MENSSIIOW1 MADISON RQUAIIK tlAlllltS All rrli iii A M In II I M r n i r A N not l IDE s u II iD II Iro Gypsy Baron U It P II lIfJ U J LUII In LllJIISit S I IJ a lath btS Dir tJflUlIJuoa Racing Auto Drivers Are All Fatalists 0 When My Time Comes Ill Be Killed Say Dare Devil Men I A RE the drivers In the Vanderbilt A cup race fatalists Ask any one of the nineteen fcarlesi men who expect to win the great automobile contest Saturday men who will skid around the sharp corners Ion two wheels or tale the sralghtavays at a speed of a hi red miles an hour I what are their anticipations of danger In n race which has been frausht with fatal accidents and Its ten chances to nnt one that nearly all will reply Oh I well If my time has come I suppose It will be In this race And that Is Just It They are ready to answer the call of the familiar old figure on th pray horse whether he beckons to them while In an auto race or If It be by breaking their necks fall Ing out of bed So thoroughly do these men enter Into the spirit of the racinG I game that the drivers who have been I physically Incapacitated by Injuries Just before a race suffer kener agony by seeing a contest than If they were ac tual competitors whose lives they know are In danger Every driver In this race has a grudge against old Father Tms end by every possible means at hi rjff I mand he Is going to try to put the old gent Into the ground and llatten his face with n spade Withal too these men are not the daredevils that some sensational writers would try to make i them out to be This Is a race which will be driven with extreme caution and the accidents which may come will i be rather the result of mechanical de fects or the overstraining of some part I which has been overlooked on the part of the drivers The Vanderbllt Commission an nounces that on Friday after the prac j tice which close ut j oclock all cars THIRD ntiiThrrvsarolds ant up varl nclllnt six furlong 1V Saraclnnca 1v bat VPkiff IDS wall liuruner IOU lLaterlc 101 In 1 w otiani I tiCit FiIiit MI in11 tiett I Ii4 IlclU Strome 11 ttii MJIsltrM Ill 1011 HP Knows I FOUHTII IlWn ThriHyeirills ant up ward The Tirrylmvn mile and a nlMfnth ItVl The sulie 111 I 1D14I St icr 1 lixs Frank Olll l ii pal Tilting li rifTH IlK Hanllcapi tuoyearnlls six funonusr HkMli rtnyil Iiptlvo IIa trI ArnRldrk Ill lou KlllTfMl W 1117 Toolpll tEl 1017 Vapon n 1i2 Ifiia ilieionue IC I loVl ii hionu tIC HiW fiiimifr NlKht IM 110 lIST MerlIn I 1XTII HAei Threiycnriilrts and up ward felling mile an i n nlxuimh wad elin I ilICI lirotnj lice Hi fiMl lanho nil i IOV1 D It HplllhlT iii I lira M 1fot us bat Tlleinj ha I I MI HorluMne I1 1iH1 lltri Sewn 101 I 1011 KlnK stat i1 5tpenIfre allowance cllmo1 AMUSEMENTS I ww ww w iMnnnnnnurnjl Man L5 sharp HIPPODROMEi Fal ioig S It IoalLO hlurrxu I hallel ut I 1TrI IN vV HIVAT I J 111 51 11 KI in rinriP T immrir hi lielcofl CASJNO llsnu 1111 01 ILeg It CAI IN O MIt M crust ZI

LUUIB G UNNINOi lr I I 11 1 M I i tapI ci LV RIO hal its LL turIn 2 I LULU GLASER 1 MI I ITI vc a I t tiir u ALYS MIII i 1 i i7 MIN g gr l 13 Ijjr Y TWINS lI HERALD sQ3 i itH stttitC1 iM I nltr Yhs1 A UVi I A L JII 11111 M1 END T MlTr In nviuiii I Trlfi M V r v Illl Cojtlil AMER CAN AMIUA mJ11r 1515555 tii ri c 1 5 utrn 155 J aIr 11 et V f t A i i LiiI 113501 SUe I 1 i ni i i iiiit Kivr PH unol Klc 11AStS HARRY LAUDER lNCOLH U AM vmr HISI IUIr sI II 5 flTVf r Mil MURRAY12r n 1t I TItI tl NIGHT 0 OWLS tAXI31IYiII blOUi tt T icing iv 1AbZ 0i II TI I it I t siLUL U nmiD Ibompjon J HJ rlu 2CCO73 listsTc sy ItII I will be admitted tl the Motor Park way free of charge In order that those who have mace reservations for park lag space Saturday may know where hey will be locates In order to avoid confusion In the early morning hours before the moo I i Driver Emi Strieker who wag Injured I Sunday on the Jericho Turnpike came Into New York lest nlKht and was treated by a masseur Ho says he will be In the race Saturday I I Dourque who will drive the little Kiox car In tie race has won thirty seven first and twentyone second I prizes in Mill climbIng events this year a truly marvellous record I The cars will welphed In this morn Ins at 9 oclock at Clarden City I Next year there will be camps along 1 the Motor Pnrwkay for the drivers and their cars to that they will not be to widely scattered as this ear j Drivers are complaining thnt the fall ing autumn leaves nre likely to cause bad accidents as they frequently come down in showers I NEW YORKERS WIN i IN WOMENS TOURNEY I Sl clal 10 The Evfnln World WASHINGTON D C Oct 2iThere were plent of surprises this morning In the second round of the match play at the omens National Golf Cham pionship at the Chevy Chase Club The I biggest was the defeat of Miss Fanny Ossood of baton Eastern champion two down by Miss Carmellta Shreve of Boston who never won a really hard L contest before Next In Importance i came the defeat of Miss Mary Adams of Bo ton former Kastern champion two down and 1 to RO iy Miss Kate harley of Full River Jarl nnr The lug match of course was that In which Miss MarKarct Curtis of thus ton National champion finally defeated Mr Itinald I lit il lot of Philadelphia with 2 up Their match was squared for the fourth time on the Kith Then 1 Miss Curtis won four ctralcht holes and lost the next three which left her dormle one She raptured the last hole I Hoth of the remaining WashIngtonians won Miss Marlon Oliver heating Miss Frances Grlicom Philadelphia ex I National champion on the 20th hole while Mrs Ormshy McCammon de I feated Mrs 1 T Perkins of Chicago I r up and 3 to KO Mrs Caleb lox was the only Phlln i delplilan spared She beat Mlsi liar riott Curtis of Boston exnational champion 3 up and 2 to jjo I Mien Hlchnp Metropolitan and ex mtlonil title holder wns kept busy to beat Mlsw Mnrsery Plulpf of lloiiton 2 up and 1 to no Mrs T M FollienvS tin other New Yorker heat Mrs IiI John Smith i Portland Me 1 up I Tomorrow tho two VashlnKtonlani I meet Mrs PollietntiB playH MIss i Sineve Mlsii lilsnnp rumen iiKtlnut Mrs lox und Mlis I lii they nppoies Miss M I Curtis c I Kermit Roo velt Runs Third In Flce Kermlt Hoofovrit promIses to develop I IB good a innner as his llhiKtrlnUK futliei tlio Piiident In the freshman plnss fall track meet at Harvard youiiK Pooyevlt went out in front at tho marl I and kept hit Ii nil until Ihr last ap whei he weakened and went buck to third piuce AMUSEMZNTS l NEY IIStEn JHI 1nArm lt Uwo nlft gee et 4 Ii LICL uv l A lluI n 2 t l j r s Little Nemo BROADWAY n aIr litu4i k list t UIVIIUIIIJ r I CC5 1 Grace Vsn Stucidlford ii ri u in1 de Kuven Chic OptrA JIlK OllllN IHTIKHrLy GAi1V dLo i It T a L3tfl 5 UI HIM Tit S 1 The ravclinrt h sri NfW y ort I HCATIir rifciy vTtMi iT inr u4 k ti r t1v44l2tfl lii1 M nin svm1 Hi C I I If THE AMERICAN IDEA LIBERTY TIIITr r t nr wzfr LILLIAN RUSSELL iu WILDFIRE 1 WW Floranoo Bidoy ne alalrc M Ic II i illlnip I 1D1I Joe Yei el MmOPdll 1rl U 1LITViJ15 1 Morning I 1 an I Uishl Grand 1 r 0 SIM Eli to Rorn ln I Wk Mu n Tsllsffrro I ov lt ihn Ircui I METROPOLITAN J I t J 18r ROLLER KINK I IOihlrcbJ YONKERS RUNNER j WINS MARATHON IN RECORD TIME I I Sam Miller of Mercury A c Covers Distance in 2 Hr 22 IinJohn J Daly Second Sjoflal to The T fnlre v rtl NKVAHK X J Oct 11 Samuel II I Miller jr of the Mercury Athletic Club Yonkers finished first of 157 starters in the fifteenmile Marathon race today i breaking all records In perhaps the most I remarkable race ever held In this eoun I try or In any other country John J Daly the giant of the IrishAmerican Athletic Club Ilnlshed second He was I le oH a block or more behind Miller James Clark of the Xavler Athletic Associa tion Hrooklyn was third The official time was Miller Sh 22m Daly Ih 25m Clark 2h 2om 30s The race was started at 1205 P I I Among the other leaders wcreKred Lorz Mohank A C New York Michael J Ityan I A A C New York John OConnor jr Elizabeth A Albert Hayden Mercury A C Yonkers T S Harris unattaclfed New York K Grennon unattached Newark Charles I Appleyard Mercury A C Yonkers Ar thur A InlmcT IrishAmerican A C Nllllngton N J George C Henfer un attached Newark Emil Cuno St George A C New York 50000 Witness Race The first four winners who hal from outside of New Jersey are to KI dia mondstudded medals and the first three New Jersey starters to finish will nrelve diamondstudded medals Th course was almost fifteen miles circling the olty The start was wit nessed by a great crowd Broad street for many bocks on both slIe of Mar ket street was Jnineil Th o finish was seen by a rrowct even greater In mniber Traffic In the middle of the city was given over for more than two hour to the race which collected the greatest I crowd ever seen In the stnetH of Ness nrk John J Hayes winner of the Olympic Mnrnthon In Ixindon gave nn exhibition race before the Marathon and then fiieil the starting t llrlirll sun for the Marathon James F Sullivan president of tho A A T wan referee of he race John 1 Daly the famous runner of the IrishAmerican Athletic Club won recognized by the crowd and was liber I ally cheered Sammy Meller of Ibr Mercury A C nt New York and butted I by many as perhaps the most dangerous tlnr nUll man In the race was also recog nised and given a warm reteptlnn Joe I Hnudermann the local runner who has won national fame In distance event received an ovation and his friends had i to surround him to keep the pnthiislastf away The start run ilnlBh teas In thlM I city arid the course led throiiKht hell vllle Hloomflcld Silver Italic1 Orange Eliot Orange ami VnllHlmrji Oranll II 4 ThreeFingered Drown Gets Present L The Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubi GhlraAo I played nt Terre llnute Ind yist rda I the home of Mordecnl Ilrown the Cubh lamouB pitcher Tim Cubs won by o core of 7 lo t Hefoifi the irnmn drown was prtffutfd by tle ItiieriK of hr nomo town with n hMiMome sihcr re vice valued at Ji00 AMUSEMENTS I Kx u C I R 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FAMILY ROW IN CHICAGO CUBS IS REAL MERRY ONE Steinfeld Kling and Evers All Threaten to Quit the Champions fly DOZEMAN BULGER lIE Chicago Cubs are Just nW THE up In a family row thai threatens to approach a btU royal The coGS of this wonderful baiebsul machine are beginning to get gximme1 with financial dissatisfaction and th wholo thins Is likely to BO to the b At least that Is the general Idea ol the underground rumors that have 0 gun to heat this way from the Windy City CltOn tbp of the fight over money rant 1 Chance Is confronted with the probability bility of losing three of his star plaj I ers Stelnfcldt Kllng and Even hal all announced that they will not appear on the diamond next year Their U bles are not of money but two of then propose to go Into business for there selves Kllng Is worth a considerable sum of money and the greater part et his earnings will be Invested in a bl hard and pool parlor In Kansas Cltjt his home Kline Is one of the best amt tel pool players In the country l i than 1 year ago he played for the chan ploiii hll title but lost Steinfeldt to Quit Harry Stemfellt says that he Is tir1 of nothing for I salary alI he propose to start out for hlmvvlf I will neve play baseball again hu said to a frlen In ChKaKo the other day and he said i as it hp inonni It JoIITmy Kvcrs does not propose to ff Into buMncts Hut he avs no man car last as I good bail player If ho sticks t IM ivguiil I Is His jintrnt intention tu lIly nil tIC5t PSIl and mal at hi I hunu II Alliiny He a iso Scull s a rats Iin salary hut it is 1Hieved that coul Li aiiatmel Chance has con entcd t KMJS iikini n niiMli 0T Thi llnuirlal row Is kicking up us hole lot ni i list ii ill Hit pluyers ar C ii I I unable to dlxilc t I Iii I prlzl mane l su that all Imtiiis rin be satisfied I 1lt lier Kreilt tin instane sayn he was IteM ttlti that eu li of Ih players would act Slioii inttLaii uf hal amount he was votol Huo hkh Ie nfuscd to ac eet SII ot the Itliei oiiiK ters aiW sul Milutis uu klc lilns and the man I iLi einont is ut n les to I now what to I o The 1iv lon Ii I tin m iiy I S iisuallv left t 0 a c t or the pla irf ALCordlny i tu leporn tlC veUia1 playtrs all vote lInt each of tho tegular mm were tn I nielVf Jlfi1 55115k tin yoiiiiKrr pia yen were1 to net less tlanJM The men wht joined tIe team after Aug 31 got noth ing Kroh Kicks Up a Fuse Pitcher Krah Is a spunky kind of D player and he r used to accept th I vote of tat nujorlti He calms tha he pithod and win cinc of the game I 1101 I ii I laiiil ill lzt anl for that reaaou i he Ought to oe rdnitlered hher u I I than a Jkn man I Is said that lie mat iso Inl the curls wlili the matter I Joe Tinker it also In financial troublt I While iimnlnK II saloon in Ch ago li ieems that lie pun liiffil n lot of liquor for which the uhulesaler claims ho nVer got paid The wholesaler has no on Into the com is In an effort to stoj tha pal that ii coming to Tinker fron the Natlnrnl Commission a his shark of the prize money from the worlds se TIes i 1 tvese troubles grow Manage Chance ii likely to have a hard time i bringing out a championship team next L season I Y i C A Boys After Honor The Wftst Hide Y II C A gymnastic i team last year winners of cmnat j I championship In getting In shape fo1 the collegIate meets The first is with Coumbia Col cjff on Jan 15 followerl i y coTiteEts wit1 Harvard Yale and j Princeton Three Individual champlone J are on tho team this year Joseph Glea pan ring champion Tneolog Aniistoi rope tumbler climb and A Schnall champion 5 r iTHREE BROTHERS WIN I I BOUTS IN SAME RINGI PHIIADEIPHfA Oct 21The windup at the Douglass A t last night brought together Franltle More and Jimmy Moran of New York The former carried the fighting most of the time and crosced the wire a I winner by a considerable margin ne I I outfought Moran In the earlier i I rounds hut clinched and butted him I In the final rounds Franklos work In tin final cession was vnry bad he 1 being hliiuM by the crowd for hit 1 hutting 1 iThie result of the other Moore con i test were Neddy Mooro had a I shade the Jjest of hl hout with Jack lirltton of Chicago whllo Pal Moor I won in a wail from Pete Huaha

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