The Evening World (New York, N.Y.)
October 29, 1908

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V t I II tall r H PH i r m f r f Y i r P7 tIP r f 1 t I t 4 1 I tSS 4 I Id I DOORS OF SULLIVAN POOLROOMS f i I BATTERE1 BY POLICE WITH AXES a f it t rr n mmhe tnulclil Frldn full v J a I j 1 N A Lr I Ih 1IJgQi m 1lJit gb erIO F W lJJ e E r i III III ulll ll IfJ1 J I wt l f UO o0 L RESULTS TLT EDITION X JJ t Circulation Books Open to All I M J Circulation Books Open to Al11 I 1 PRICE ONE CENT NEW YORK THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 PRICE ONE CENT f u u n I e r S MORSE ADMaS i HE 1 I r 010 NOT KNOW THE i aa n R p I DUMMY BORROWERS L r Deposed Ice King Takes the Witness r Stand in His Own DefenseTells I of His Ice Deal for Mrs t Gelshenen r r I c Before courtroom crow Jed tod the doors Clmles W Morse took the stand at 330 oclock this afternoon to testify in his own behalf in ins trial and the trial of Alfred H Curtis before Federal Judge Hough and a jury on the charge of violating the National Banking laws A stir I jrem through the crowd when Lawyer Wallace MacFarlane called his ramous client to the witness chair I I The little gray silent exIce King looked as cool as he always looks V fcS he settled himself and faced the audience He spoke so low at first j that he was repeatedly admonished to raise his voice Thereafter his frprds could be heard He scorned entirely at ease His wife hU son knd his daughterinlaw sat directly opposite him listening intently In born he was After aylng that bv which he undoubted rilalth MP SiVeant Bath MP Morse said h n was I engaged In the IIP and shipping hlll 1ew York In i New I to coming I tiesi before put In tie l lilt Interest V71 Hn acquired merlea w n It tens North tUnnk of HOtiMilld lPiI with the Hank of the Rtnte ice Nc Vol Ile had n private loom opening oCT the director olllce but he knowledge of tho iictunl worK i had little 1 t 4ng affair never heron having had I lumiecliun with a bunking any active I sn lUuloii His Meeting With Curtis 1 Hi met Ciitl mil F n Who after the mmil i IDII and hiving cmthlonce I h ctured them to be pivoted is intthenu au jeidpnt IImh siee president resp c I tjolv tjolvVv private staff Included 11ss Kate and Artmr Ail n toy nogrIhr IB i wit ml been mr srll lan and I nr U I cur a broker xplaltell gorse I fip St1s n hid m pouter of attorney i And wi rlagrd with the duty of draw nc i loSs 1111 kin bans and keeping i ply tnirt i ount god i Morse SI11 a lot of time ellng about I tle orsaulzitlm of the VmiMlcnn Ue j Cnnpitv iiJ the AuiPtli in Ii n eiur q Co upin 15 till inenn IIP mm l to I first of hie pecllla Ions In ices rtust Iwll vi nccr as IIP tecil eil j Tto ert H Van jcK me oxMavor I TBJ i sr ini n loin on t 0 iO eha es as I Inc bark IN 1995 Hi Admitted that Ills 4ntmci wa II to be fniltj j i e i hnllli fold rnrmll f fI rprrember going to Mr John r Cjknoll snd some i told him I i Olought hn had been allowed to carry fife Ice that wan In his name long i rnough and had mall oiough out of It I I 3lod Mr fuitlf that I was going to u lluy A pin of Carrolls Ice and on It I i j rtiake a loin and turn the profits ovet i tpUhe bank I sent for Arthur Braun 1s II tfl arrange the details and he secured ali cn Brown to act as the nccom dating borrower I UHNI KNOW DAVISON I I BnOWfi AND I DON THINK I EVER SAW HIM BUT ONCK THAT WAS iN ouoKMnurt noj I I I Olo rOil know Alia Katharine Gel ehrnen then 7 sVI very well Q Did you mi ns her business ad ler and make Investments for herT A Yes a Q Ml you buy some of rniroUH TCP fur her A Yell hhe sent me Uoooo In cash cold 1 paid It on account for hr and rllo prl a notn to he mono for the 1 tmlnnre l onfin fhp bought 4foO Shares at 4L That inn In Jiimmn IM Jr iippcrt of thin evidence Mi Mac iarlnne head nn iinilateil letter to Moire from Mri fifljlionan raying i 1 enrldre r eik for the lee V jlfa e lot mo know If there Is any thing funlur far mo in do for ns rCII know 1 am n en poor busl ntb4 iiuninii nturfih yours R 1 I H IPitli1N1 N Gave Banks the Profit 1 Q What dM you da with the 1101113 In Ice run the limo you hoiiKht It trom Carroll and before Mr Geiiliciien bought UT AI Kdvs them to the ptinke Q Po you know Leille E WhltlngT f r r L ostiau t41 NOOf Plff Ir l P C V IJIP V J TRANCE LOSES TO STATESMAN IN PIML CO EVENT Talent Gets A Hard Jolt When the Speedy Youngster Fails to Win rSpriai tn Ti Et nlnr Wrl1 PIMIICU HACI TltAOK Mil Ot 21 Sn fur cis the neithPi Is com cm il tn Marvlanil Jockey Club Is up against It for fair At one thue toUo Just about the time ricpitoprM tumbled out of their beds It looked ns though here alight In llttlo a sunshine but It was a false promise Old Sol speedily gut hick lie ilnd tho iluuils and ruin came IUIIII in r aria 11 i i my i iii s scared b It IIOHIMI wore a few of the local people Star Embkm Wins KJKST tCI Mildens tlueeyear olds and up tie added six furlongs If11e1tI Ktir Emblem lOT Pohanka 20 to 1 B to 1 and I to 1 non Cio den Iu7 McCabe 10 to 1 4 to 1 and 1 to 1 second Judgp Ermentrout 107 McCahe 7 to 2 5 to I and 4 to 6 third Holanilo Peep In John Iee MarRaret Maiufleld Charivari Acrostic Black King Adroit also ran I The tilem nut a jolt in the first race that undo thorn sit up and trice notice They pla ed about PV en thin In the lacu except Star Dmb em Jljlandn helns the tavoilte and It was slur Kmblern that got all die money He went to the front at the start galloped all the way ai ijii in a wallop with Crovden sec ond tfinl JudHe Urmentrout third Sir Wooster Wins SECOND UACUMount Washington ftpeplerhasi 1M added foul yexr olds anti upward about two miles Time 448 448r lr Voostei 119 Dildson 3 to 1 4 to D and out won Jut Ho 117 lupee 5 to 2 3 to 5 second Llizp rial W DallcnJ 7 to 1 7 to 6 tutu out itilul Hand trophci fell Tho steeplechase lens a illuappolnt input beaux the favorite bands CipekPi inn out the llmt nun of Ow uniise Ill I ouster had on his immlmi cloilipf ami splendidly ilddpji by David MIII ho stayed III 11 oni limn stun to llulsh winning in n ilihn from Uo lo with llzil i 1 hit ililnl Aster DOr a Winner TlllltU ltAC1Tllree year tulle and up Helling fitw added mlo and fcivPlll nude TlliiBHJ35 Aster pOI 113 Mccl J to 1 4 to 6 cm i to 1 won aleaiiyn iFY teli JO 3 C Mdaithji 6 t0 2 oviii ml r to o spionil Kcriiiiuui lot Ilirnuxe 30 in 12 to 1 nut i to I thlid IHII Him pH KHIo han Tie Clown SIW ilarlfi and topus nlco ran I Astir Dtlr Imlped h Pave Nliol got tin nig cud nt lilt purse In the third truce Ho was off poorly ami for tvvu IhlliU uf Ilin Jourini nppearrd In he out of the running After that It wan all Alter UOr lie cloned slowly on the outside and At the etui won jrouig away Cootlnu 4 on Second q qJ MY POLICIES y oms s r z V V r I 2 fr e P I I l i I I I 1 HAT AN REW CARNEGIE i THINKS ABOUT POLITICS 4 I New YOlk Will Be Disgraced if Hughes Is Defeated n I Bryans Election Would Be a Tragedy i Shall a Demagogue Like Bryan I Annoint Suvreme Court Judges i BUT CARNEGIE DIDNT COME OVER IN TIME I TO REGISTER AND CANT VOTE I Andrew Cnrnegp back from his nn Scotland nunl visit to his castle In White I i the reached New York today on Star liner Adriatic and posed on deck I I I with Mary Garden the prima donna for n picture for The livening World i I In Although Mr Carnegie has been I Scotland since earls In the summer and he Is home to register I did not come deeply Interested In politics lie said ho wan bar Indifferently posted as to pleas late developments and expressed ure when told of the enthusiasm with which Oov Hughes has been treated on his recent campaign tour You Cant Down Hughes I believe he declared that Oov Hughes w 11 be reelected because he U a man ou cant down New York will be disgraced If he should be defeated because lie stands for all that is good In chic life 1 know him personal and I have long known hla father An foi Hrjnn 1 do not believe the people will think of making him fresh dint His election would be a tragedy I speak particular of the Influence IK would lmvu upon the Supreme Court You know the next President will have the appointment of nt leant foul new Supreme oust Judges They vvlli be appointed tot twenty years Ii jail Ik elected It ineani that IhoSu pnmu vuurt will IIP maiknl and coioici for the nest twciit vary by his up pointing and that the United states faciiatu will bo luideibtl helpless The question the people should ask themselves 1s Shall a demagogue lIe Bryan appoint our Supreme curt Judauf tr Carnegie and Miss aardaaww 1 I the star passengers on tho voyage They had never met until they need I each other at the captains table at I the tlrst meal out from Liverpool Mr Carnegie lIke to he pnfpiited to fuss Garden ipiniPd that site was of Scotch descent anti Immediate cultivated a great Interest In grand opera The little Ironmaaler was so enthuse I i iastii in his praise or Miss Garden that i I he wax asked to pose with her for a picture He smiled and scratched his I grizzled chin I What Would My Wife Think What would my wife think about It 7 he Inquired whimsically 1 She need never know suggested the tempter wearing a slouch hat and cigarette Mains on his fingers Thats true said Mr Carnegie I dont have to toll her So ho marched nut on deck and stood beelde the prime donna while the cam eras clicked They prated on the pier with mutual eXllIe ilon3 of esteem Did Mlso Uanlrn say nothing to you ilioilt tho costume site Is to wear In Salome1 Mr Carnegie wan asked Not that 1 remember he rpplled We talked of art In general hut I ex pect to wllne Collie of her pei forms anew this Inter I am gieutl Pleased with Miss C3ai lens said Mi Iarnogle AB we pay n Holland ttliQ lonipfc from guilti loth tml kin Ufi VnnilinoiiuT liven JU8t mt8ll Italni tail Ontie where Miss Oarden ltaa fling unit ilanceil for the King and Queen Miss Garden Is equal tolo Mine llnmes and others o OKOU to CalltorulA VU Wuhlnttoa fiun t Route Tsurltt San wtthout OUAI from Wa AtQa aSa orney IIUGO 8e041way S S TAFT 10 TO 1 I IN BETTING ON STOCK EXCHANGE q Odds Jump After OtTers of 5 I to I With Hughes Of fers Not Taken I Just before the clop of the esc York oak HxihiiiRp tills afternoon two angers were made bv members on the I result of the Presidential contet Both jets were made on a bal of 10 to 1 on I Taft One bat wan FM to 510 that Taft word be elected and thf other was 10 to J10 on the same proposition I One man a customer of a large broke i ernge house who had Just come to New I York from his home In the West haird of this and said Its all paper bet i ting He went out with a friend to I tool for tome of the Taft money and wan soon accommodated lie found a mar who put up 5000 on Tnft to his JlOM on Bryan Bit even at this there was little Br in mono In sight Around Win cut b nar ket there VMS sooty little betting nut not In large sums There were soue offers In small hums of six to one on Taft and men then there wusn t much mane tn sight from the Bryan and of 1t In the Gubernatorial betting Hughes Was tilt favorite Theio well n num ber of bets mound Hits curb market of IdO to 70 on Hughes There were other bPts lit J2XiO to JilOO on Hughps and 1 nnother list of 3101 to JJ OM nn Hughes Even at that Iliiri was not much Chun lur nOne In slKlit I At the Ion olhllllell Slock Exchange I llugliis was iho fivorltp with OAtH at 10 to 9 and 10 to 7 12 Them was another I offer here uf Fro to fTAI on Hughes but I there was no Cluinlei mon to be had INVESTIGATING A DEATH In spite of the fact that Mr wjr de clares t Mt Idnr Popppln an aged re l tired tallir if So 1112 Wllluiifthb ave nue Wllll nuliiirx died of apoplexy the pollcp nf tip HambiiiR avenue station ol the nidri nr the IoiUiei nip malt IllS an InventlBHllin Avoiding In I IIIOIIPI Ilnmelnn i 1111 11uest 1eie ping died of tramiilatlnn and liar In 1uest pi It huiKfxl mslf IMtppliiK tied on Tuesday afie no m i 111 wife ain hid been out i u an eiranO returned h mm and nun I ling dead on the parlor nuor Sue sum minted DI btnnnler of No m St Simi nlni avenue who salt that In Ms opInIon the man died of apoplexy to Which he wa subject IW Wuetu made an autopsy on the body today and dli covered ha laid that lIPpll bad uBcl 4 to death INonER TAKES i FEATURE EVENT WITH MONFORT Tileing and Far West Outrun in Main Race at Ja maica Track QUN MARGUERITE VINS Milford Saiacinesca and Mon fort Also Among the Winners ToDay AMAICA RESULTS FIRST RACEOpal 1 Yankee Daughter 2 Garland 3 SECOND RACE Saraclnesca 1 Transvaal 2 Esoteric 3 I THIRD RACE Milford 1 Tivoli 2 Winning Star 3 FOURTH RACEMonfort 1 Tile ing 2 Far West 3 FIFTH RACEQueen Marguerite 1 Fancy 2 He Knoo 3 SIXTH PACE May River 1 Chaf i finch 2 Glucose 3 nv vixcir TKK tNOlt disc Ill u HIP J inuns ttorld j MIC Ror Titsric Oct 2g Xottei rind Mnhlort wen the winning combination in the iillagul handicap todavs racing feature here In a drive thiough the stretch between Monfort lilting amid Tar Yesi the Mipeilnr iucktyshlp of Nottei told He won with 1 IP Wilton 1101S going war Jonj lioneio went out into an arlr lead followed by Far Set and Ques ion Minx WIIM iiifint aim vioniort trailing At the CI turn It wax anj hotlys rare but as the Hi Id neared the reiili Tlleliu moled tu the front and Nottei iliad his mart with Munfort umptui Hwiini wide with Tilelnn and lhl lit Monfnrl up on almost even trims with linn from there home It one a drive Monfuu oiit amlni the I MiornniK hoii Iai V e it held on i nlflr and gut the shun mane Opal Takes a Race Ii the openlns event of the lor Opal proved tn IIP the wlimei all the gay Till Held ol four courses viie olf to a rathr poor mart and lrlJY Gift who wa looUid up in n a In good choice vas prattle u leis liulum 1tuikee Daughter and Jack mud wire away sec ond mil tided lc sIWCId but the lat tiihrbu ter could not ov am inKei Daughter who secured 111 plate or two kiu iia iMly Sarnclnesca Gets Second S I liiPica won HIP second race com Ins from behind In the Stretch Schmidt had to whip out light at the anti how ever to stall lIT Tiansvaal who Was catching him with every jump Halifax came buck to the races In this event Ho had somp of his old time early speed and set the pici umll wtll Into lice stretch where no quit and Ksoteilc ot up easily to beat him out of the show monpy Milford Breezed Home The mile and a hair race wan a tnseehuife aftli loween Milford Ilvoll and Winning Mai and thats le way HIPS finished Tivoli led for six furlongs nlien Mlifml went to the I ion and breezed lump b tort lengths Tivoli beal AMnn nn dar aluut fifteen lenrihs Tlere was KO little Interest In this race tint the field had Ira veiled about half a nlle hpfoie the majority of pectutori knew the had matted Cullen Nearly Lost Race i Queen Margiierelle n the fifth but I right at the end Cullen nearl tossed the I race awn Holmes on Fanc cam with a great rush and all but caught the Queen lie knows aftPtr looking the winner at the turn for home tired 1 badly In the run through the stretch i and at the end was lucky to be third 1 I HUMAN HEAD ROLLS FROM I SACKS STORED IN BARN 1DRIAN Mlili Oct 23A human head nppiifrilv lentil Levered from the hid by a sharp Instrument and with the mouth f iffed with rags rolled out of a pile of Barks 1nili In A barn on the fans lr the lap SamtiPl Tlnant ppvrn melee west nt her w her Threshers tsrs working M r riniiu who ban bciii dead foi klv months 10111 alone on his faun f1i several pars if tel having ha troiihla with his wlfp So far at Is known no one ever MS bon reported mUnlnfr from the nsgtu horhood Home of the men on the farm Honk the head that of Mr Bryant who died from natural caused six months l no and was butted In a country own tery near tile bom OMcett from liars have tone to tho farm to lnT sUfat V 200 SUlllV r 4 1 I I I MEN CAUGHT INV TWO POOLROOMSi 1 i Twenty Picked Men Under Orders From Commissioner Bingham Bat i ter Down Doors of Two East 1 Side Places With Axes ESCAPE BY UNDERGROUND I I TUNNEL CUT OFF BY GUARD 1 Sullivan Influenbe It Is Said Delayed Execu 1 tion of Previous Orders to Close U A Roams Prisoners Scatted Among t5 Many Police Stations n I More thin two hundred prisoners were taken in raids on two pool rooms this afternoon a squad of twenty picked men battering down the doors with axes and marching the inmates to a long line of patrol wagons j i at the point of revolvers I The poolrooms are said to be a part of the Sullivan chain of rooms i The places raided were conducted it is said by persons known as i Rosenthal and Beattie and were connected by an underground passa S I The rooms were at No 123 Second avenue and No 38 Seventh strwr Ihe 1ahla wr under the lIrollal ltalc or Actin Captain Botllr and 11111 11111111111 ut the IraJlk Squad Ioho rvrr drtnled by lollllllllonol tliughnni to Vince ihr JaIl1LJIIrIl holes nfttr 11Iedlll Burfelnd 111111 CUIII l1ill Irtul II SIIIIW cud tilled tll 11111111 alrtH lilt orders Issuel II trelt ngu From the ICSe lr th rnli It Is IIIpl that charges nr II ainri or hi U and maul I 111111t1011 will be rerITI1 against Iht 1liSpectnr IIn1 Iuplaln IJj CorlllllsHlonI Dlnghllll1 Brought Axes Into Play when ten Inn It wax 3Q oclock undii 1 low aid and tin under Roetlpr all in plain ladles anti heavily armed approached the rooms Knocks filled to effect in entrance IXcs were drawn fiom iindPi coats and In a minute the policemen were In the centre oj more than trio hundred excited men Taken complptp by surprise the crowd mad a mad scrambln for win down doors and the secret passage to the street A policeman with a gun carded each entrance The prisoners were herded In two rooms while calls for tho reserves ot made The I ever downtown station was now of the raid spread quickly and I five minutes after Cully HIXK excited east elders man of tlmn from the Sill Mv in lioplp and politIcal headquarter I were cwarmlns about the raided places In the midst of the eivltpinent sixty policemen In wagons and on borsehncK CHILDREN FIND t i AN AGED WOMAN i DYING IN Y 5 ROOM t 1 0 Stricken by Apoplexy Victim Lay Twentyfour Hours I on the Floor II I I Mrs Catherine Sftii PT flftynlne years old was oimrt wnon enua oil the I MIOI of a room she o lIpie1 gi No iSl Kast One Hundred and rlIt1ltllh I street this afternoon and removed to Lincoln Hospital In a dying VojIlPlnn Pr Mwcalf said olio had utiffprfjl a stroke of apoplexy and fta4 rob bly lalo on the floor tor twenty fo4ry vour bOf the adbbonl dUoay r 4 tr ioiI e ot dashed up to the loor The cavalcajfi bluejoals were received with Quid jeers and hoots They went calmly nlii ut Ilieli tuck however of loading th PII IMIPII Into HIP wagonn 1c till ts t e milt miKoni rolled off to Po In e 11cuitgo uteri the rnldlns squad con llnpd theli iroitt to tenting up pool room MMUIPS and uiitliiR them to Mul bell street when this 1ldelle will be UMMl iBiiiTt the piopiiPtoiH All the pilioneis nero placed in cells I Orders Not Carried Out It IP tindorjtood that Commissioner ninghim rpcdvd positive Information three weeks ago that the two rooms were rennin full blast with no effort to t maintain privacy It was freely de Blared that Sullivan Influence would 1 w ml ort nnv movp of the Police Of putniPiit Following an Inv e tigatlon Commissioner B nghain personall In structed inspector Hurfelnd and CliP lain Ward It Is said to make arrests They failed to do so The private raid log part was organized bj the Com misslonei with instructions to fsttt j every soul in the places An unusual feature of the raid was the nirnlgnment of ever prisoner In MulbPtrj street altliough the nearest station vvas that on Klfth street In C spectm IrCaffi y stood behind the uniting taking the prisoners records As each man was recorded he was bundled Into a wagon Main were taken to nelghbrilng slitlons hereuse not nil of t1 prisoners cou ae e ammo laced In the cells at leiS d Wild Rush for Bal 5 j Hundreds of friends of the prison and emixnarles of the Sullhsnl ere rushing about to the different stitldj with bail for the raid victim Oji thi eta of election the spectacular cupturji If ninny prominent eastside w r1F erg among whom Is an exsergeant itt police has created no end of excite ment Vhll the prisoners were being Mtfl up word wai bmughl to CommlHJonef t Illngham who was on hand to fit the J night erned crowd of samhllnirhpi raj lives that lIP Uomlnlck l fffi t if the Mnrcer street station had headejl i rnJdlni pin on an alleged rUr t ifc No llli Kast Fourteenth surest I The dooi wer batteied down by the birds fall 10111 Gambling txIlJrt 1r of ail rteBcrlpllnim were found jj plail on Q cart and tinned over I ft yji ipculvlng clerk atHeadfiiarter It will Iw hour befnia friends flf Ijj men aught In the HlnKliHin raid art located in the stations throughoyl ljv city to whlrh the were rushed bj the pollrt4 t The move today Is said to he but a fQrtjrunnjr of other raids planned by Uomml sloner 13 Blnsham VOl on he salt BYneiam on I doll bre vr1 jjoolroqnii navo lprUn Up foUowlni Ihs aoUrc traclc 1r1llaHcm 1 L

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LI I III 1 Jiltk WET lIn AT I i I II I 2 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 i r n n t1 THIEF WITH GUN yens WOMAN ZjVHjl AlONE IN FLAT Then Ties Mrs Bickele to I I WashStand and Strips i1 Place of Valuables nm GETS 2000 IN BOOTY bfrtom IIltn jSlie Describes Assailant as tnri Man Who Called to See nl U1 tr 1 Furnished Room II Oi 1tid iurf Jn the big npnrtmenthouse nt No 149 III nV t t Ninetieth street nt J30 oclock this morning a robbery nnd assault of al I AHf95Ift unexampled brutality was com VrtJiUcfl when Mrs Sarah Dlckele forty eyall I o J flWyears old was attacked In her flat fHatiovr inton he second floor by a riiHin who I Itbeat her down with a revolver then I it iflraffped her Into the bathroom and tied her to the plumbing Ileforo she rccov I Wtorwl consciousness he had turned thO i tbriflnt upside clown and stolen f 2Qt10 worth I j of plate and jewelry lie escaped JMrtMrs Dlckele Is the wife of John Dick I ele who Is employed In the Seventy aeeoml street store ot Acker Merrall Condit They occupy a sevenroom Hat bM Ion the second floor of the Ninetieth treet apartmenthouse Several days ago they advertised that they had a room to let In their apartment bt1 ip Called to See Room tfll asm Yesterday evening betore Mr Dlck ftfjele came home a man called and asked jfto see the room He was tall and dark about thirtyfive and said he was a railroader and could supply satisfactory ljireferences Ho asked to be shown tifij through the apartment and as he acted I courteously and seemed well spoken s Dlckele was greatly Impressed In ls favor dJ ¼ Leaving the young man said he would e ff turn In the morning bring references 6 r nd pay a deposit on the ruom At I 130 he rag the bell of the Dlckele Hat andfwas admitted by Mrs Dlckele bier husband had left half an hour be fore f As he stepped Into the hallway he flclosed the door behind him and slipped the chain Instantly he whipped a re iyolvcr from his hip pocket with one iJiand and caught Mrs Dlckele by the hroat with the other Before she could flutter a cry ho reversed the weapon and truck Mrs Dlckele over the right eye 1 jfclth the butt of the gun Inlllctlng u deep gash Vs Left Her Tied and Senseless Mrs Dlckelo did not lose consclous Tt3ess however and struggled desperate J She managed to free herself for a Snoment whereupon tho miscreant etruck her savagely again on the back tot the head Inflicting a second deep Vound and as she toppled bactt against f ilie floor he threw all his force Into a 411110 with his free hand and struck flier In the mouth ifi Then as she slumped to the floor he patmht her by the hair and dragged her Into the bathroom and tied her to washstand I Conlldint that his victim was In no V ondltlon to make an outcry the robe do ansacked ever room lp the apart nqt hailing out drawers and spilling thejr contents on the floor forcing the HvOf a sideboard and smashing open 4Icloscts Drags Herself Out lie stripped the Hat hare of every valuable gettmi ln all IJOOO worth of gtweiry snwruniu a quantity of cut Ulass and tevtru brass ornaments He tjJacked all this up in tuo Grips and went away If He had accomplished all thin In half If an hour for at lu clock Mrs Ululiulu regaliud her sense unJ struggled lo t tieo herself II ly the exercise of desperate will tiouer she munageil lu loosen her bonds nnd crawl from the ImUinnn Covered with blood and only liulf cuiibciouu bile lragNl her elf to tho hull door and fctagiierid out Then Mm reeled arid fell Vown t ilu intlm high of stairs to the I1ntst lloor Tolling over In hunt of the i entrance of an apurtineni occupied by t Mr and Mru George Cornell ujhu wan wiouiid there by Mr Cornell who called a policeman and ambulance It was some time before Mrs Dlckele jMiad been sufficiently restored to con pi ecloutness to give own an Incoherent account of the outrage jf ir 1m Olh nttDd C 1UL JiI V Y UIliJlI1 I L ToDay t Advertised for in The Jfionttoi Wortd1 Want Directory tcw 1 TIIUWUAI OCT liws f flM4iier S n U LiAouorivcu i lqstpl 111 lUUilH I I jrtiKs l Juiitoni 11 2Lkers Jaitu I l 1i lin4r I i I lulacspullth I l ss Tailor i j lhktlnll I UtuJr I Vovcltr r MaililnUU 1r JtoI U lullCer r 1rl1L7 I Mulunian 1 lIUhelmf1 III MHlllcuras I Iulrherl I MllllntU 4U i lIUlhllllojMak ti Xurf U CnaaTs IS J ran I fT I IIt1I 4 Phl 4Titili r a 2ie 4 lulntvrs t p I ChiJ Id 17 1 rimer Jl umf rs CIPJ ker I Itflinhur 0 Ciltur 1 1ujturs u CoJitItTl INb i1I 1 CtliOsIles r 1rpMnon V okJs Muh a Ir4rehr i oul o I malo I Uilius V IS eutrc d ifin 3A PArYrk I 1 l I II UO I Itk I Un Iiltrl 3j Valours IJIh ro C Unis lrlrr U ve IUnd a INIr IHk II i in u i r I n l u flltr I nllnn I Mirraphttfii 111 4 jntgrrI tI lCta t nnJ 2 Tulor 21 flrrfF 1 Trillin ifw 1 ra n inwnllbs 3 llrll1rfl IT Tn wrltw jr 3I JIhh I ithotsirrvri I I I Y irnih 1 1i j 1 I Wsllv i ereup t 1 IIrsm It OrI n N J tlaI 1IoI The World printed today 1068 UIp Ads 4U mQre jhan all other iw V6rkpapcrs combined 1 4 I WHITMORE TELLS STORY ON STAND TO PROVE ALIBI Accused WifeSlayer Admits Much Evidence of Prosecution I SIGNED LENA MESSAGE Counsel Attempts to Get Short Man in Evidence as Victims Companion Kilns V Whltmorc a brother of the defendant was the llrst witness called today at the trial of Theodore S Vhltmoro for the murder o his wife Helena In the Hudson County Court Jersey City He Is a compositor on a New York newspaper Ho testified having seen Lottie Carroll make the atlldavlt put In evidence yesterday I Is to the effect that the defendant was n home between 6 In the evening and midnight last Christmas The wltnths Ball thut the Carroll woman told him sho saw and heard his brother in the house Christmas nlEht lu the affidavit she says only that she heard him In the house Andrew Keller of No 17 Rldjtewood avenue Newark a driver for a brewery testified that he was on a trolley car In Newark at 4 A I on Dec 2 and at Hroad and Market street saw the man Ret ou who was described yester day by another win R Theodore Volz Keller corroborated Volzs testimony as lo the man having shown tho con ductor a five dollar bill and some loose change and a garnet ring The witness pointed out William C Bartlett as the I man Ho said that he had recognized Hartlett while the latter who is being held as a witness was coming from the Jail I Whltmore Takes Stand The defendant was next called to the stand by Mr Simpson his counsel Ho told of having made an appointment to meet Harry Henderson at the defend ants home at 1 oclock A M Dec 1 He went home between 5 and 0 oclock and found his wife with Henderson He drove Henderson from the house Whitmore said that he afterward went back to work and when he returned his wife was gone I As a rule said Vliltmore I only I used to see my wife when she was financially embarrassed In a year I saw her perhaps twenty days I saw I nothing of her on Dec 2 or Dec 23 I last but on the evening of Dec 25 I saw her on the street In front of my home Daniel ONell told mo ahe was there and I went out and spoke to her I caught hold of her and ehe dropped her pocketbook I picked It up and said So much left for Harry i I went back Into the house and I afterward O Neil told me that my wife was crying on the street over the loss of her PoCketbOok so I gave him the pocketbook and he took It out to her Lnst Christmas morning I arranged to get off duty that night as I was not feeling well I met my wife that morn Ing with Llllle Peeler on Concord street I wished my wife a merry ChrIstmas and Invited her to go home with me She came home remained until between 1 and 5 oclock In the afternoon That afternoon she said she would like to go to Schnectady to her sister I said It would ho a good Idea for her to go at once and sho said she had no lion I had 19 and I gave her 115 I told her that next day would be pay day and I would have plenty of moneyMlbsed Missed Wifes Hat and Coat Afterward I went out to Hlodans and hud I drink Then I bought some liuns and tubucco When I got back to the house I did lot find my wife I hit thought nothing uf that until I found that her ha1 and coat were mlfsing Then I ail to myself 1 I bavo IjKft easy once more Whltmire admitted u tiling a letter I to u rein lye o Ms wife that was signed Theodore and Lena It was MORSE ADMITS HE DID NOT KNOW THE DUMMIES WHO GOT BIG LOANS Continued from Flrit rAe A I never saw him until he cnmo her to testify Whlllns got thousands of dollars In loans us I Morse dummy Q D you recall thAt you used LM lip E Whiting aa nn Accommodation borrower In IMC A Yes He worked so I was told for Arthur nrnun Hraun arranged the details I told Mr Curtis that a lonn for JS3000 would N d In AVhltlriKs name and that I would give tho profits to the bank Q Mr Curtis has said that you first mentioned this mutter to him at the time of the Whiting loan I ocs your memory apree with hIs A No I think he la mistaken I nm quite lure that my Intention to gIve tIle profits to the hank I was mentioned by me to him nt the I tlmo of the Davlson Mrown lonn some months Burlier However I recall that at n meeting of the board of director early In January Mr Curtis mentioned what I had done and tho others present j Flneler and Havemeyer seemed very much gratllled and pleased at what 1 I had done Q Did you supply the collateral for I all these Whiting loans A Yes I ud to secure them blocks of the shares of Ice which I had bought from Mr John 1 Carroll I Along here Morses memory proved a faulty that he asked to be allowed to look at thE loan sheets before venturing definite statements At this juncture 4 oclock having ar rived court adjourned L Is predicted that Morse will be on the stand for the next two days He has barely started his real testimony so far CURTIS WINDS UP STORY IN WHICH IIP BLAMES MORSE I Alfred 1 Curtis resumed the stand when court opened for the jay fo fur ther crossexamination What became of the 90 shares of I Copper which Mr Morse deposited as I collateral to cover J400X of his loan I on Oct 16 asked Stlmson I 1 heard Mr Morse withdrew It said Curtis Q lnnt Ton know lie withdrew lit A I knew nOthing about I niilll afterward I nna done with out my ooiinent I learned utter wiiril Iiy nrclilent Ur More took II I out unil nolil I And yet you were president of the bank all the time asked Stlmson Yes said Curtis I was but I That will do broke In Stlmson I Then the Governments lawyer produced duced a note dated Nov 1 addressed to Cashier E 11 Wire and signed C W Morse per W In which Wire was NOTIFIED DY MOUSE THAT HE HAD NEVER TURNED OVEU THE COPPER TO TIE BANK Morse or dered Wire to transfer It from the loan account back to Morses private ac count This note appears to be In the hand writing of Miss Kate Wilson Mr Morses secretary admitted Curtis In answer to a letter from the relative He sold he often signed letters with the two names About his visits to the Harrison morgue he said that the first time he went there teh light was poor The re porters with him were afraid other re porters might come along and they hurried him away Whltmore said that the second time he vlsted the morgue the light was better He became posi tive that she was his wife Under crossexamination by Attorney General McCarter Whltmore said about the cold from which he said he was suffering on Christmas Day and got tn say several times that he was still suffering from the cold when he was associating with Georgia Dickinson Casele McKay and Fred Elliott Admits Signng Lena Arkecl about a telegram signed Lena which wan sent to Mrs Schmltter Mrs WMtmores flstcr Whltmore said that Wllimors signed It Theodore Mis Sohmltter would not have received the trunk mentioned Whltmore said that Fred Elliott the misting witness rould bo reached by telephoning to No 2 Park street Al I bany the resldftiice of Robert Simpson A sk for Mr Plinnnon said Whit more or you wont get Klllott and you get him I you say any thing tl Mrs Slmpill I Whitmori added that he told his councel yesterday where Elliott could be reached but Mr Simpson advised him not to say anything about the matter 4 I 14 O encourage the nearly one million school children of Greater or New York in their writing lessons To help the teachers who have this important branch of II study in hand by alTering a new stimulus for their pupils I And to interest parents and guardians in the progress of the young II people in the art of penmanship The Evening World has planned a con I test in this line of school work for the boys and girls of the greater city in Vhh11 prizes aggregating 500 will be awarded a follows 2O THE UUYU AD aWLS OF ElQllT YKAKB Oil UXDKlt 20 SIO third 100 tii pritfi at follows Firit prize second prize prize 35 six prizes of 3 each ir prizes of 2 each and thirty five vritei of 1 each TO TilL HOYS AXD aiHLB Of 8 TO 10 YEAHB flOO in prizes First prize J20 second prize tlO third prize tS fix prizes each of 53 eah six prizes of fi each and thirtyfive prizes of SI TO THE HOYB AND QIKLB PROM 10 TO 12 Y 11 Alt8 1100 in prizes First prize ftO second prize SO third prize 5 six prizes each of 3 each six prizes of 2 edch and thirtyfive prizes of 1 TO TllK flOYH AT OIRLH FKOU 12 TO JJ YfJAHB SlOO in prizes First prize SlO second prize 10 third prize ti six prizet each of fit each sir prizes of Ii each and thirtyfive prizes of St TO TUK MHS 4VJ OIKLR tKOU 14 TO 10 Y11AH8 SIOO In pnzen tirtt prize f4V second prize 10 third prize 5 six prizes of Ji each m prizes of tS each and thirtyfive prizes of H each Any boy or girl not more than sixteen years of age in any school L Greater New York can enter this competition and work for one of th prizesThe The Evening World asks Its young readers to copy this short sentence The Evening World I read in our home in their best handwriting and send it to The Evening World office Comply with tie simple conditions In the accompanying coupon b artful with your wit Ice p your piper nice and clean and fold but I never PBW I before Is It from the records of tho bank I Is said Stlmson grimly and da you declare you never saw It before Yes persisted Curtis I heard about this noto through a third party but I didnt believe It was true I DIDNT THINK MH MOUSE WOULD REPUDIATE HIS DEBT THAT WAY This testimony showing that Iorse while ostensibly only a vicepresident was really the dictator of the bank might have created a sensation had not so much evidence uf a similar tenor al ready come out during the progress of the cane Q Did you ever collect any Interest on the original Kate Wilson loan A No NoQ Q Did you ever ask for any A I did 10tFormer Former Congressman Charles W Llt tlefleld who Is defending Morse took a leading hand In objecting to Stlmsons questions There was a lot of crossllr lag because Curtis kept trying to avoid making direct answers to Stlmson Once the unique threecornered picture was presented by the Judge scolding Little field for his violent manner Llttleflel scolding Curtis for offering his own ex planations of various transactions and Mr Stlmson Just scolding around gen erally Judge ulcott Curtlss own law yer was mainly content to let things wag along without taking any active hand He didnt seem to think Iii cli ent would suV T and he was apparently willing to have Morses cause uulfer That Letter to Morse Stlmson made good use for the prose cution of the letter which Curtis offered Iin his own behalf yesterday the letter of July IJkjT from Curtis to Morse In which Curtis warned Morse of the dangerous position of the bank and begged Morse to reduce his loans and time loans of his friends It developed I that It was Mouse who brought Into the bank the bulk of the loans to which Curtis objected These Included the I John T Elllut loan with Arizona Smelters as security the loan to Uncle I Jim Morse the Ice Trust loan and the loan to E H Thomas and O F Thomas There was a laugh when Cur tis said he had objected to the Elliot loan and had got an opinion against It from the attorney for the bank be cause that attorney as It developed was Mr Stlmson whq Is now prosecuting his former patrons Curtis said that the directors went ahead anyhow and voted the loan Mr Llttlcfiuld made a hard fight I against Inquiry Into this letter t Morse He openly declared what everybody already knew that I was offered to I help Curtis and hurt Morse His lan guage plainly showed that the two de fendants are virtually lighting each other while righting the prosecution to gether Llttlelleld said Morse had I wanted a separate trial Here Mr Stint son halted him to say that while Curtis had asked for a separate trial Moro had not Dodges the Issue Mr Stimson wanted Curtis to explain what he meant by the words iSuUOiO of your underwriting operations In his letter to Morse He plainly hoped to couple the big dummy loans on which Morse based his Ice and Steamship I speculations with these bocalled under writing operations Curtis managed to dodge the direct Issue Stlmson wound up this phase of the crossexamination by trine this thlr teenlnch shell Dora not your ilenorlptlon of flip omlilltIfin of the hUlk nn Nf t forth In your loiter tu Tlorrti In July corrtNionil I whit the Comp u troller of the Trinxurj niilil In hln crlllclum In the January prevvd IliKf Curtis had to admit that this was true Stlmson also proved by the loin sheet that Immediately after urtis made his written protest the bank permitted Mirse to fatten his loans without add ing any corresponding collateral Ac runlmg to the records one loan o HViOO to Morse on his own note dated Aug 1 and bearing no collateral had been entered on the loan sheet hut not reported to the directors I have no knowledge of that transac tion whatever admitted Curtis I dont know why It wua never re port J Testify for Curtis After Curtis left the stand Judge Oloott Intiidnced his character wlt fleece The first of these was Alexan der Gilbert who In IM was chairman of the IlcarlngHoune Association lit gave ruilis I good Kiiieral reputation for truth and veracity Others will gave similar testimony wero Jennings S Iox C II Wllrux Louis J Pearsun Iii eslilerit of the Irving National Hank Joinfs n furrnn vlrepresldtnt nf II Carnegie Trust Company and Oar L arlell 11Uot 01111 alc Hlehanl president o the State Hank John II Flagler a foimer director of the National Hank of North Amerlia was the nrxi viMefls t After he IsI testified to Curtlss char acter It was expiitiil that Mr Siuiiiion I would examine him but time DlitrtctAt torniV let Mr Flngler go without a I flliMtlon Kvwliard Fnber gave testi mony tl the good character of Curt llaphnol Gallagher a banker had Just left the stand when DistrictAttorney Stlmson paid I Is not the Intention ot the prose I cution to call witnesses In rebuttal to the testimony regardIng the character of till defendant Tho emphasis which he Put on the word this gave the avowal added sig nificance Thompson on the Stand Dr Oraome Hammond the noted alienist and Fred C lllllyer cashier of 1 the Home Life Insurance Company fin ished up the list of character wit nesses then on hand After explaining f that he would Introduce others as they I camp In Judge Olcott Introduced Col Robert I Thompson the retired Titian I clnr who was formerly a director of Curtlss bank Ho also testified as to I the good reputation of Curtis Then he told of the reorganization of the Ice I Trust He declared that Curtis told him I I stocks the bank was not speculating In Ice I TRANCE LOSES TO STATESMAN IN PIMLICO EVENT Continued from First Page with third Lady Isabel second ant Kcmpton Rufus Gets a Jump FOURTH RACEMount Washington bteeplechafe No 2 fouryearolds and I upward JjC J added about two miles e44i miEs Rufus 112 n Simpson 7 to 10 and 1 out won Paprika 155 Henderson I to 1 2 to 5 I nnd out second Palm 15 Williams 7 to 10 and out third Rider tpl The second steeplechase of the day was somewhat o 1 farce Rufus was the favorite and what he did to the other two he met would be a shame to publish For half the Journey Palm was at his heels and then fell After that Rufus only galloped and won b 1er mile mie with Paprika second Palm was re mounted and finished In time to take third money FIFTH HACE Two enroltls MOrt added five and onehalf furlongs Time I 103 tCi Statesman lit McCarthy 7 to 2 1 to 2 and out won Trance 114 Upton 2 to 5 and out second Michael Heck 103 Goldstein 10 to 1 2 to I and even third Hutton Silk Hise Summer Night Endymyon also ran Statesman beat the gate and was never bothered Afterward Trance did I not show her usual early speed Michael Peck bent of others Race Caused Talk j The first disagreeable looking race of the meeting the one that caused all sorts of 111 natured talk was the fifth t Trance with only 114 pounds on her I back was a starter and In New York I cull have been a 1 to 20 favorite She was 2 to 5 and was heavily backed by the public but Frank Gardner and nil I his friends bet on Statesman Trance the filly that has bested the best there U In Amerlia with a couple of excep tions could not raise a respectable gal lop and sitnteninn won by the length of tho ttretih with Trance second and i Michael Heck third SIXTH RACK Stafford Purse three yearolds and upward mile and forty yards Time 1435 Berkley 112 GoUlsteln 1 to 2 and out wonPins and Needles 112 McCarthy 3 to 1 1 to 2 and out second JJlack Sheep 103 McCahey 6 to 1 4 to Hack ou third I SEVENTH RACE Three larolds and upward J4 added one mile Time 14S 15 Gridiron ICC McCarthy 1 to 10 and out won Horace E 05 Upton 4 to 5 and out second Srratrhed King o Itashan Puke of RoanoXe James Crawford Whip Top I NVciskaeeta Berkeley Black Klinp und Nlmbui Horace E stopped to a walk at the I end of six furlongn c BELMONTS HORSE WINS IN ENGLISH HANDICAP intectsl tn The EvmltlK WTld I LONUON Oct 29 August Hilmonts Norman 11 won the free handicap at alnt flue field Niwtnaiket today against 1 f f and HnlHliid In line shape Norman Is fnl1 lne In excellent condition rlglt now and Is xllelt legarduil as one of tho best horses here I BOYS BODY FOUND ON BEACH Tim body of a faIr ha med blueeyed boy apparently about fourteen years I old was picked up today on tw beach at the SOOt Ii tnd of Nirlh Urotm Inland The body was riutliid In a blue rout and Kiav knu Xei boi Kern wnn white underwear and black uhoiN and stockings Morgue I wan removed to the 1000000 School Children Enter the Contest I Of The Evening World for Handwriting u Prizes THE EVENING WORLDS WRITING CONTEST 1 For the School Children Greater New York 500 in Prizes for the Boys and Girls Who Write the Following Sentence in the Best Style 7 cS7 9 Qt Nom of Pupil Age Jlesidence Bchool Teachers Bitnature The Information called for In the above box must bo furnished with each spue men of handwriting You may use the above coupon I you desire hut all specimens loUt with thl Information arranged an above on any paper will he freely entered In tho contest Bend your handwriting to Handwriting Editor Evening World I O Uox 13H Now York City The contest closes Nov 28 li neatly if I requires folding for all these elements will be considered in awarding the prizes Pupils may send in any number of specimens Tile contest does not e until Nov 28 Practise and improve your handwriting Save postage by waiting untij you have written five specimens A twocent stamp will carry five aistdmtrainA five coupons I PLUMBER KILLED BY ELEVATOR AT HOTEL BELMONT Thrust Head Under It From Adjoining Shaft as I Descended William O Reid n plumber of No 102 West Ninetyninth street and his two helpers Joseph Llth and William Yenger were putting up n three Inch water pipe in the Hotel Hclmont this afternoon They were on the top of an elevator nnd had got the pipe up to the eleventh floor They were In No I shaft and while soldering the pipe Held with his face downward thrust his head out Into No S shaft Just ns a heavily laden car cam down noiselessly Hell head wns crushed by the blow Into I shapeless mmmns Ills hOI was mvoil from falling Into tho shaft by his two companions Frederick OConnor of No 70S Sixth avenue operator of the uIlratur tl car that struck neil had no warning of what had happened until his eleva tor was I hoar below Ncverthekss ho was arrested and remanded to tho cor oner o STRAUS TALKS OF BIG CORRUPTION FUND Nathan Straus In a tolling speech at the noonday meeting of the Commcr cia Truvellcrs League Xo P97 HronJ Wn3 toilny declared that the ttotiub llcan party has raised a larger cor niptlon fund than It had four years ago and he can prove I He reuulleil that when the chare was made by Jude Parker In 1 O4 that the Heimhll cnns had raised 11 big corruption fund from corporations President Kooscvolt lied about althouKh Mr Strnuf said the Pesldent did nut know ho was ly InK at the tlm I am ready to prove said Mr Straus that the Republicans are levy Inl n tnx on Wall street of from JSX to stciia upon Individuals and tlrms The RepublIcans are raising a fund for bribery They are lining unfair means to defeat Bryan Their corruption fund today Is as large us It was In 1 H and will be larger than tiny rvir had be fore and I defy them to deny II An auditor asked Mr Straus about the charge that th Dcmocnitu started off with I mysterious contribution of 3fJ 010 which was said to have been left over from the last campaign He denied that there Was any such an amount I am ashamed to tell you how poor tho Democrats are In this campaign he said I have offered to let any committee of three respectable Kepub I llcan KO through our books i Othv speakers at the meeting were Comptroller Metz State Comptroller Martin H Olynn and Congressman Charles V Kornes I MUSIC TEACHER FOUND DEAD Lived Alone had hail lleen Stricken With Heart Full lire i Mrs Lizzie Webber sixty years of i age well known us a music teacher In Mount Vernon was found dead In her apartments on the second Moor of the tl loor tll home No 211 Franklin avenue that I lou today by the Janitor of the hul d Ing George eSHer sMter had not seen the woman since I Monday and this morning broke open her door and found her lying face down ward on the minor Death wns due to I heart failure Mrs Webber lived alone i DOCTORS MISTAKES CORRECTED TUBERCULOSIS CURED II At time recent Tuberculosis Congress hold In ttshuiuiitiofl I C the nouil scientists and specialists unanimously Indortaj ant recommended XIiKlit examination o tin chest as the ONLY way to know misting conditions or tn masks u ponltlvo diagnosis of tile early and different stage uf timber culusln heart disease und their kindred alluRntH I The remarkable success nf Dr AndPrnnK r treatment and cure of dlneano of the Iungi Jnr Liver and Stomiuh Is due to UOI use of Ills wonderful and kclentltlo mean lion the Anderson XLlKbt Apparatus for diagnosing disease of these organs An xamlnatlon with thin Xllght rwjulr Ing only a few seconds time enables tbu Doctor lo Insue on ubwlutoly corrct dIng naIl Immediately and he It then nble to direct the proper kind of treatment without experiment or delay Ilefnro bU Invention of the Anderson X i IlKhv the diagnosis was frequently guess work end often altogether wrong making lie treatment cot only vxpurlmental but actually useless and frequently dangerous To thump HID chest or to Hiton with the ear to the outsIde of the body and look wise Is mere rullriv lay compared to tie ac curacy of the dlayniuU now obtaInable by i title perfected X UKlit which enables Ur Anderson to rlv nl and locate InvUlblu ills tales from three tu sit months sooner limn IH poshlbld hy the usual medical examina tion I If you have any symptoms of Catarrh Hay Fever Asthma llroncbltla Oonsunu lon or La Grippe heed the warning and consult Dr Anilertun for a correct diagno sis of your trouble at pace before tuber I develop cle bacilli appear or serious complications Ito oat neglect d not dlay d not 0 I pertinent situ I do not wait for Fall brfBK down to overtake you De sure of what your real ailment Is before trying any rem edy or treatWnt Offlco consultation aDd examination free Dr Andersons office li located at No to Wont 221 st between Mil and Clb ass New York Hours 10 to 4 JUice Is open on Monday Wednesday and Friday even Ings till S oclock Sundays 1 to 2 If unable to call write UEUAL NOTICES lIi TilE Hil5mun cxnJUT OF Jm UNITED IJ1111 Foil fitS KOUTHBIiV UIJIIU DIBTIIKT OK NBW yojlK In the matter IW UIKII or tin rurwoll roiiiiuuy curi ruiluii bunk rupt In UtnUrutlcy The undiTUhtJ Will the ssali4 Uli piirsuunt lu Ihe cnler of till Court dated octwlwr VTth 1105 for the tuck 01 xlaiswari cruckiry giceeriet wip4 miler UJIIIK tinware linen blankets curtains packing fluturiM etc ot Cl barikrupt rur orall m at premlsin No bankrN lit Fact IVIth htrwl In the H nuh itt M oh ltan Clly of Now York Tim prop erty can l ln i ftfj dally at the prmnlsui Foil tnformalloa olilalnabln at fims ufflo of Fl rxvltrrs ttOtflFL with wiuun U 1 I tnust b cUi iliil nut later than lu ocluuk A U b Nuvsniber 2nd 1 0 AH bll must be nco in anlej with at cartlflti check tar 10A of lb amount uf the bid ITa lu th urJ r fit llw r c lnr V1IOJ AM I CIlKKVU RcI 8IUOBI SIEQKL K QS Attn a for iucelv No itf Ura4r MaaUI Zloremi Nw Tftfk C WOMAN IN PISTOL DUEL DRIVES OfF MASKED BURGlAR o Miss Agnes C Edgar Ex changes Shots With Thug in Home Then Faces Him MI i Agnes C Edgar of No KM Hnw t thorno street Yonkers fought a pistol duel with a burglar In her home at 2 A M today and came out unscathed after driving off the thug Miss Edgar aroused from sleep by a noise saw a masked burglar Hashing a dark lantern at her He was Just I opening the window of her whilow room when I she sat UI In bed and grabbing n re volver from under her pillow she I shouted stop The crook closed his lantern and In the darkness crawled I Into the room Ho had Just gotten In when a bullet from Miss Kdgars revolver crashed through a window pane I The burglar tired his revolver In re I turn but the shot went wild and the bluvc woman leaping out of tied lash ed up tho electric light and Mood face to taco with the robber Ill give you two seconds to get out she said and the housebreaker than oughy conquered by his Intende I 11 hums nerve thrust his revolver In ms coat pocket hastily clambered through the window and dropped to the groind from an arbor Miss Edgar Is tho daughter of the Kite Mr Kdgar who was nromlnit lu the wholesale gioiei trade sho is Wealthy and lives alone i MISS HEKER WINS GROSS GOLF PRIZE 0 SixvUl to The Evening WirM CLIFTON S 1 N Y Oct 2JMrs Charles T Stout better known to the nubile ns Miss Gcnevleve Hecker came balk to the competitive golfing world today after two years absence by win i ling the gross prize in the one day i tournament for women at the Fov Hills Club Stolen Island Playing at scratch she mail the round In S 3 43 out and K In At that she had only two thorough ly good holcc while three were exceed ngly bad First prize for pi core went to Mrs 1 1 Pierce Erglewoid for fS17SI whose handicap was cit nt that SHI onl net prize was von by Mrs N Pen dleton Rogers Haltimure for AT There were almost forty starters out o 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175 and up In I olnc irrr emil guuri nlr l Aitlnustofrir Hollers WBO 10 KrtOO Cage wtd thed OoU fUli sat Aauarlumi W C FOtXELMANN ur bub Lv M ta hum It I j 4e c i I i I I I 1 rk i ij I S c I IJ 3 r f 4s7cca t I i I i 1 I h I t tit t i SOME MEN decide just what kind of a Cry suit they are going to buy S others expect the store to how a Jar enough variety to maki a selection al easy mat te In this our Fall Winter Opening Sale of iMens Suits at SlO Positive 518 520 Si Values Were ready for both kinds I with a huge variety that in ciudes every smart novelty pattern and hade as well as is more staple conserva tive effects in Pure AllWool Worsted or Finest Australian Woo i If you belong to either of the above clas es decided or not decided take the time to see these suits It will pay 2 you well The Surprise Store t iiinuilr lill fr Mn and jjo muni Ma ACe lid itreli illlll alit Krtll Stl I IS1 III Urt I Illi M Itts ecu limit and Till tees nrliurl rnir til Ai 4 sti s I Trade Msrkl IO1T INVADES nitOAIWVY A lint haL lu Ibo fliuu uf Loft I slum stIlt be uililrU ludJ at lb ulliruit I iiiriirr uf llroudwuj and Iulll strict furinrrlr tlie lut HullilUlB I The Miint Miurrmr QtlftlltT same nuniiinliiil prliiK MIIIIC Miiierlur 5Cr I iire Hull nriMiill UI the ollirr Jtft tnro illl In II urrr ill thir new nD 1 lnltnl lu mil mid Vim lire rnnllnllr n Id Ild Ptnre rr prnrl Special For Today the 29lh I I ou IiIiISEI hlCiAK IiI 1111 WlVlKIHiKIhNS lOt lOc tltrAMKI IIOCOIM VAIMTS V AV IOUM 119c li IM A STII i ell l 19c 1 I3B 10 f1 klndI roixii Special For Tomorrow the 30th VAN CltlAMKI n l INII IOIIXI 1UB SIICIAI AOltTKI Cllliri to t in cjo MniM iouNF loO IIIII IKAIIi AhMlTiil i Vs 1 jt iiociiAns Iouvi 25c ruik Kuvv hioru oclock uufii uvvnliiEi until U Ml our stores oprn llturday evening IIA ltl T enlnn until 11 oclock Va dcllvpr C ret purchases of ons dol tar ant ovur lietivirn Iatt ry anrt snoth street slscl nil llrnoklvn tirorlsr It 54 BARCLAY St Cog West ITwm 29CORTIANDTSI S ChuMS St PMRROWtNASSATJ j 3 AI Qa HaI I J sTONIGHT I I PUBLIC NOTICES iBIAUTMKNT m FIANCe HURBAU KOH Til 13 COLLUCTION OV Rl IT CIIAM1IRII8 HTJU3CT STEWART UIL1JINU NKW yOHIC October 0 1804 IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS NOTICE IS HKllKUr OVEN T ALl LT uni wliGoTAXKH tl TiE YBAIl IMS 1AVIJ NOT UliliN IAIU IllilOHB T1113 ht DAY W KOVJJMUUH of thus saId year that unitill time nuiiiu stall lu paid to the ito I cuiter itt TUX M at hU uftlca lu tht lioruugh Its which Clio lrllIY In liKateO al ulluwti It lluruuicli uf Manhattan Nu til Clmmburi P liutt Munlmtlwi N Vi ll tl Iloruuul or The Drool corner Third ai rimiunt uvrnuri The llronx N Y Ilurouth of lln ikl n Iloumi 2 4 0 and 8 1 Ii L Municipal iiulldlnt llrnoklyn f Y j 1 lloruuiiu of gutem curnir Jackiun avenue I and Klllh street In Ulond City N Yl Iloruuith of lllchmoud lloroujh nail HI oroulh HcIIUOI iuurtv Htaten liland NY me will clmrxo rvurlvo and collect upon uoi wil elrl fel up ad r In a remulnliiK und on that day Hlim tn mi amount uf luth ISIS INTKII Illun AT TUH HAT 0 BBVBN IUK HNTIM par annum to Ix calculated from itt daY on which the said lax become due lid payable Oct tl a provldrd In Bc tIlt I Ild ineodcti by hap tf Laws unl DAVID C otBTlN Receiver of TsI I I VUULU VANla HIKi r r i t WU

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I Q DI 4 r r f 1 s JII 7 j I f I J 1 r i THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 j GAGGED BY TWIN BROTHER OF MAN I i t i SHE HAD NAMED I tetter to Mrs Grant Com 0 plicates Fake Robbery Into I Intricate Plot I SHE DENIES MARRIAGE i I I Husband George Dead It Vas John Whom She I Had Never Seen T i e agUe hnnKlna1lon of n rrttw ort BYench farces could not frame a BO t f of complications more Intricate than I thom In which Mrs George Grant of i 10 SSI Jersey avenue Jersey City finds herpelf entanpleJ IlR the result of a piece of deception ho practices on her I husband last Pundnv Hei husband Is thorougMy bewildered nnd the dptei tlves on the cne nre running around In circles A robbery n confession that there was no robberv twin brntbers ami in alle atlon that Mrs Otant was mRrrle1 be fore Fhe met Oront whleh she denies figure In the plot The Utost twist oroio from a letter received by Mrs Grant today Her husband turnlnK home last Sunday afternoon found her hound and gagged In the dlnliiKroom of their fla She said two men had entered KBBKed her tied her and stolen Jjn from be tween two mattresses where It lad been hidden 20 Gone All Right I There wa no doubt about the J3 be 1l ing mlsMnK and the pollen wero non r fled Under the pressure of close ques i tioning Mrs Grunt told a different story She said that a man named n eorKe I Mulfnrd whom shti had known fr I years accompanied bv another man I whom sho did not know railed 1 her Sunday at noon and Mulford asX vl for I I money Ho bullied her she said Into I giving her tiic JO Then according o her story he and his companion bouiid t and gagged ler at her own rc iuesi so shw mlfiht he able to tell her husband hat she had been robbed The police started to look for Oeorsu I Mulford and the story stood until to I day when Mrs Orant received a letter i which fell into the hands of bur hut I band It was signed Your poor mis guided brothel illlaw John Henry Mul ford Its a Case of Twins The letter stated that the writer had read Mr Grant statements about George Mulfonl In the newspaper and it wlnhed to correct a mistake Your husband George the letter states i has been dead for eight year It won J I his twin brother who robbed you at Sunday Wh n you receive this letter I shall be dead The hyatoricaj Mrs Grant told her L husband that she had never been mar 1 ried to George Mulford She Insists W that while she knew Georgu Mulford IJ had a twin brother John she IB sure It W1U Goorge vrbo got the money from ber Sunday 3he HAW John tha A 3 t IIG17 twlc in her life II I SPENT ELEVEN i I It lONG MONTHS IN i1 ANDERSON VILLE r Civil War Veteran Under I went Hardships That Af fected His Afterlife J One of the meet Interesting experl enoe that has been recorded In eon I aeottoa with the Cooper remedies which ai O now being demonstrated at Hikers r N w Dru Store No 2 Weat Fourteenth wet Just off Fifth avenue U related by lira Henry Strttmann of No KJ I 1 East Tenth street Now York Mrs Btrattroann describe the case of her husband a votoran of the civil war who spent eleven months of hU service j 1 lo Andorsonville prison She uya I lly husband hod stomach trouble for I t many years He was for thirtyfour t yean employed In a sugar refinery He U an old soldier of the civil war and during that struggle was incarcerated for eleven months In Anduraonvillo t prison As a result of the hardships 1m pdsed upon him at that time he has never had a healthy stomach since t During the past twelve year how I ever Ws trouble gradually bucumo nioiq M l mravattx and for several jeirx paut c he has euffered terribly He Iut MU he ate very sparingly und t tiucj to uavu J no desire fur fwd LUjuida lormul sue 1 principal diet ail solid luod hurl liim If and mall 1110 pain inure iovtto S J Doctor were consulted uui railed t to help him Ono doctor diatimifeii JIIM trouble as cancer of the stomach and d held out no hope JIll also ttieuI u mim t t Ler ot remvdlcn that vvuru mcumaiuiiKJ u but mIght as well havu navud Ilin money d for all Iho good they did About iwu y S t months ago ha wan tti uadud 10 KUU SI the Cooper reineilki t trial and pro I tr cured a treatment of Cuuptfia Nuu the oovery e Now he Is well I have not such him I took sO strong und hearty In jear HU II rut splendid and eats any kind of a 1 food he hikee All the pain baa dlsjp I DeatSti und he U irfillrily fltv from tue p 11 We deeply upproclato wlmt Coopcr4 ti New Dlacovury haa donu for him ind I j avlng proved It to be a smeriilcn H j IcnAch modlclno WOI do not htMitnlu to Jtomach II reely recomiiivnd It III all who suiTes I from vtontaoh illnorders C Cooper or his aesisteuuis uittt liu pio S llc dally at Hikers New l nu ritme S No i Vrst Faurloenlh ill1 Jiw ult S 1 A yifth avenue The Ci pyr iu tllrliic i 1 a1 re on eal at all the hiker larei uiul S I 1 4 eM Iii obUlned At any other drug t 4S tore e s S M Woman Who Is Chief Figure in Crouse Heirs Suit for 2000000 I I TOLD BURBANK I I HED BE A STAR SHED WORSHIP o Vitness Says He Overheard j Favorite Niece Ask for Securities The suit brought by Path fur bank Xewcomb and Mary Hllen New comb to recover 5100000 worth of se curities nllf sefl to have been assigned by the late Ambrose n Burbank to their mother the late Mary Ellen wcomb was continued before Judgo Ward In the United States Circuit Court today V A locum of Chicago was called In behalf of the defendant Caleb A llurbnnk executor and principal legatee under tile will He was asked whether ho had ever lived In tile same house with Ambrose n Burbank I tvS VRH hl renlv i n n The wItness explained thai without attempting to listen he hud heard the late Mn Newcomb and aged Mr Hur bonk In conversation being In the next roomOn two or three ocoatdons said Mr Sloctim 1 heard Mrs Newcomb ask her uncle Mr llurbank to KO with her to her attorney to mako a will She laid If he did not she nor her chlldien would ffct a cent Thomas A flhea Bald Ise had roomed In the house with Burbank for some time prior to his h At one time he said after a one what heated Interview I heard Mrs Newcomb toll Mr Burbank that she didnt coo Ir IhlnRB remained un they were how her children would get a dollar of his estate I Who IUd that she was his favorKft nlftco continued Mr Rhea and that I wht n lie died lieu he a mar Bomewhero and chit would always revere hi mem ory rnvern It more than hIs thor nleceH The witness trctlrtod that he hail Iso overheard Mrs Newconib askltiK ths old man for a list of securities that he had and enumerating come that she ba lleved ha had Mr llurlianl linked her how the knnw of tliiHB nepiirllles con t I ut tutj tle wlinefH und ho said a Illtlo birth lolii ma j ll cit ruE A I tur I tin BI vrntyvi ai rut old OIKI of thv Miilue niiiliiwa ul the deceaiied flild lie did lint bellevu Hie HhKlKiimtliI hud been written by Am nnf II lliirhank Under ciostiuam S Inilioil Ihe VII flits Maid hn ties n IPK tile In JHil under the probated will Hit vviin Klven other admitted papers and u siteil a SeoUl I wiltliiK and oIKIH tutus After looklnK at Iheim he said he could I not tell about Ihem I S DR BULL A BIT STRONGER 1 I M the Hotel Ill M here lit iVIII i hUll T Hull IB roiillned with u Miflous il use this biill tln klKiHHl li ii Uilufluld Wloku and iuttur was ptvtm I out till inornlne Hr Hull pa ml u very comfortable night atnhiss littlu 5 aonrrIluIsmornlnt 5S S i t S S S S IFE DEMANDS AN INQUIRY INTO HUSBANDS DEATH Efforts to See Klein After leThe Left Home Balked She Charges The relatives of Iottli Klein a weal thy retired contractor who body was found floating In New York Hay at the foot of Chapel street lersey City lust Monday with a gash In the head de clared today that they wnuld demand an Investigation of how he came to ills death Mrs Klein the contractors yomiR and pretty wife was funnel by an Evonlns World reporter at No 31i llast riftyfourth street an aprtllotllhnlJ e owned by Klein TitHe Is a trent deal Static of this of which I cannot at the present time speak she said I am determined iTntv vnr In flnil niit tOt mv hllsbnnirH body came to he In the bay with a wound In the head I have not seen him since Oct 7 when John Fogel of No 1ST Nobol street Oreenpolnt the brother of Mr Kleins first wife who died sx months ago sent his pon Louis over to our home He had a lone talk with Mr Klein and then the two went out to pether I n a short time Louis Kiigel camn hack and mtld Hint he wanted my hiiBbnndB MrmiRlinx containing th e title deeds to this house Ills life IIIMII ance policy a copy of his will and other Valuable papers I refllHPd to give It to him and then he look It by fone I have not SPPII my Innbund since then thoiiRli I have tried lo several tlmeti V lien I read the dem Iptlon of tho bod in the papers I wan certain It wnnv hnshund nnd I shall attend to the funeral anaiiKemeniH Mrs Klein mid that her husliinil wis fifty years olil and In Hood liiMlth and thai u wax absurd to suppoHp thit he had Killed blniFilf OII C A BRIDGE VETERAN NEWSPAPER MAN DEAD Cbniles A HrirtBP ono of Ihe veteian newpapei iifii nt this city died tlil afUrnuon after a HrijtrrlnR lllneKH In II pllvnlP hospital In Hancock street llrooklyn Hi1 bad IIPPII H ritililpiit of llrooklyn lull many yons his home nt the time he WIIK strlrken wllh hilt fatal illness belliK nt No 1ST Mnron street Mr I irtui gut nun of sturdy New KIIK land stork lie foiiKhl In the rivll Will an n boy entered upon newspaper work In Diicloii und pvtiilunlly came to ibis i city TliiniiKh Hi evolution of Hit news I pap ptihlliMiiK bnslnisK from the tlmo jaro ruiiipil it iinill he left Mr lirldfie ul vvun held st IdlllK pluie In editorial I or reeiillvo papaelllM Th bulk of his wok was dime on S The World the Henild mid 5 lit Aneil qaiv tiouiv years a to lie ultlidrew from the racking urlnd of dnlly news paper work mid established tie adv r iln Ir gncyofParkr t Uridgej cTh vflr SUIT Or CROUSE HEIRS CALlED PERSECUTION a e Do N 1 Fear Publicity Says Lay bas for 1rs J A McVicker I 32000000 IS INVOLVED I Denies That Young Womans Mother Has TurneJ I Against Her This suit brought against my client by Charles 1C Crouse of Syracuse N Y la purcecutory In nature and A bold attempt of a man to break n contract which he made with his eyes open fit teen years ago Lawyer Charles 0 Mono of No 17 Nnsiu street stated i dav to an lOvenlnK Voild reporter Mi Maas Is counsel rn Mi Jr hut A Mi Vleker of Kinrlewnoil N J who jr let n Contract mnde III Itt by twen n seven heirs of tlo late n Edgar vouf with her Kimtdlan the Lincoln Trust Company Iet I 1111 upon her i2Oi liiX Mrs McVlrkia mother Mrs Ila I fat rv Iotullika formerly Mrs lejjbert Kopteilltz put In her claim I iKalnst the Crons tnto shortly attot Mr loUses death on Nov 21 IS1U he claimed thit th present Mrs Mc rKrr was the daughter of the ra ise millionaire The heirs after inteniplatiip a long evpen lve legal tl t agreed to let the child have half I if tLI estate and the money wa placed n litt Allege Fraud and Collusion The siit I PKin III Syractihfl by Mr fronse last month alleges eollusibn rauil an I iMiisplracy when this con I art was made continued Mr Mans St did not fear publli Ity nnd I was rt going to permit till thlni tohniiB S ncr he lif id of a younc married ivimao iitb two ehldtvn o I moved I Si 1 a f Ianlculn loIn irtuiItr Tf statement that Mi MiVipker iiollj f is allied wit Cniun is untrue S hc sid wih her daughter Oertuin htiiKei liave I een made ly Croup and he Undeti o if i roof rests with him Mrs M V ki has ivithlm to fear sine we uive taken flu In our oppujiiiits their tout piilli it V S The rfinirknbc case will he nrtrueil n evrtiti mi Nov 4 Mi Maas ays t at T iiu if the parties to the original eon fact bive died anti thai the i ri use n irs will have soniC dilliculty In I Moving ItH hara tr let ilom sill tin tin INK he sensational charfie of heir S complaint Frank Sergeant of Hvva ue ivpresents the plaintiff I 1 OIL TRUST AIDED BY RAILROADS TO THROTTLE RIVALS Share Expenses of Stations From Which Indepen dents Are Barred nilnil billing a Ppiet method hy which nil was Iran put toil by rallnud Mom the oil regions to dltrlbutlllir points WTR derldPil by Henry C Adams f tatl tlrlan if the Intentate fomniPrce I itttIl led ott lR 111111 Silil N T MrCiillnch fielRht auilltor ot the New York Cent ittI line at the re cit UI lt ion of the defen e evlule ii rut In tle Government investlMtlon nf the Standard Oil Company tniliy Mr McCiilloph wild the fnrwndliiK gout It Stilt I I V lilievv the rite The tloveinnienl rontended that tlp blind bllllnp niPtlind was a neiPt aKivpmeiit bptweeti the Mllrouls and the Rtindaul 011 Comiinny hv whleh th ulefuulu itt benelltled by an llliBal an1 prxfuteutlnl isle not open to the liuli pend ul ID lien lea V It K1nK ninniusrr of the sales do partment of the New York Vnlrnl was asked 10 explain Hn coat nt oppratliv oil Flatlons wheie pninliiiin ts received In bulk and dihlrlbincd In wapons lllf Information was Ideflnlie and hit pmin tdpd 10 snpplv tppunlH HhMviiijc hnw tiin expenxea of such illations wore Ilurd I by tli e ra I Iron uItt and oil uutl ups ii y I Forest M Tosvlnll a Slnndard Oil Ml i gluiesr itS UI liDtl tbnt the loratlon of ill Inllnl1H along the IIHnnls Central by I Die Htanilrmt Oil wnfc done for ro ave tu i IPIICC and not to fieere out ludepeild Cuts who were forced to cart nnd Iud thdr nil from dl tnnre and weie not allowed S hue prlvilemH of titniidani Ull pumping station Tm Hovernmeiit ehnrtfpH the defendant s wllh monopullz Inj all avallabe Ftatlono and plj Hue S tlitiK forelmr till rival icineniK lo KIM their produetH on the nuiKtH 41 suit S olUnl rusts TAKES GAS TO DIE round IoJ Her lnnil hid J I iirnn semite mid Died III nil Hour Mrs Mary Hoover who ondiic n I rooming lioum nt No im Kant ivie Illllldred ii jut TvveiUJ Kpventll i teet I found that time wax a xliiitnj nd i ust S gas In the uppei hiill liv Slits afiei noon She lne lliiitiri und found Him I the dooi of 1 room oeenplPd by Ke d Mai tin was locKeil uid lust Ihe Kt odoi Hppoaied lo Ilnanalp from thai room rnlllnp II pollreman Mla hooter forted the dour Slip found I hue vv0111111 llnl on I hIt lull IInIIIIduu nlth a I lube III Inn iiniiih the olhtti end ol i WhHh WUN eon in led vtllh the KUt JPI A pliidiiun WI Ptillpil III Iill rnld il mil him loi Site ninin st Its dleil n hour tutu I ts llnovei knev nolhiu alioiil Jn lodgei uho olifiiifMl Ihv mom III wHIt t I vhs hilled Uirielf lust IViimlij 1lr ass uuxbt ly tnit IIUUMI by br si ler IAIM Martin who work cinvvntuvir I and has roomed In Ihe pUc for solos tit N BROIR HAWLEY IS DENOUNCED BY OLD MAN IN COURT c hth in Cirl Who Sued Him Long g o Creates Scene at Trial I LARCENY SAYS SISTER lKlerly Bride of Young Bal loon ChaufTcur Scores I on Lawyer An xcltlnRrcanp wan rnnctort todny holt It minute after JustIce Erlnnftnr left the bench for luncheon In the attit of Mrs Jennlo M IlawloyIoveo against hr tirntherf An old ninn shabbily rtrrjeil gray nnd grizzled runlieil Into tlio eon ti rimm nnd lien r tug down upon Alan It llawley t Ii tea ten I tt ci y yelled Thfre Is the riisenl H ho rulnnd nn datiKlitnrH life Hn pays It was a hreneh of piomlsp to mairy her It urutu worse than that you Nroiinilrei And I had to adopt the anti ho dpFprted so eruelly Then talcing a photograph from his pocUct ho turned to Mrs Levee aul Hild ThciP Is the picture of the boy It was the photopraph of a flnelon Int you ii g follow turnlni Into miinhood fourt olllcers tutu rro tunul ci the old tin a mil luiitled him out of tlm room Jn the lobby he pitl My name IC Thomas F NIKP I am a professor of music I am the father of the gIrl who jil oil Alan II Itawlev on ii Jndnmont for afl09 In 1SSI when he lefuseil to perform his duty hy hpr and jltlr child He ought to be shot under the uinsrltlen law lie Is not H to ilve itI I 011111 tell yon all the whole tory only m grandson IH a youni man of tine ptlnelple lolilhiK a re pon lhle po sition and about to be mairlnl illliers htmilled the Intruder out of I lip Court House The Jill wy hrnthciH Inil mnrlu their exit by other PUSIIo Generous Gift Was Profile Mr Jennie M I iatvluVIcvuescrriss xniiiluiMidii was resumed by lames I v Ufborne loilay In the trial of the suit of lot biotheis William and Alan II Hxwley bioKeiH The hatter claIm that she lnrro1 taXI fiom them and as ciistndlan of the family papers carrlpd on the notes she had Riven In security tv len she elopM last April Mr n hnrne read from Mrs levee affidavit of April 21 that a cheVk for f 11 iwi was the generous Rift of hpr br tlii is You have saId here that that cheek iepre ented profits from the business Wl Icli Is right Mr niborne asked S I made that statement In the ntll davit to spare my nroihers It that HJfX was not iirntits It was a K ner OtIs gift xald Mrs Ieee Mr Iinrne read rout an entry of Jareh 1 ls in the illary Kept jointly ly leonle llawley anil her mother Alan stud at breakfast that they hall never lice it so ivell off 43ujn the neeiimulation of four yet rs buflne Mr f h jrne calling a I I rOt Ion to the faet tint the mother wrote they and not we in that entry cros itiiSttflui I h witness as lo iv hi cit I its yer she Hut tu d of IK pailnersdp Sim liul ccn t oil six She told the last She Wouldnt Be Confused I The nindivlt In which Mrs Iepc spolie of gt itu nut gift from her hrnh ei was mule in the proeeedlnRS lo vnnitrt an ntlahment aKahit all ur pmperlv She saul lie saw in a tiess pnpei wlilli in ICiiKland that her brothr hull attnilied iir r projierty claiming Kfie owed them S71tiui ihs mall the alii dMil In KilKland Mr Osiiiirne yon need not try to eunfnse IMP in hits in liter My mind Is pitt d Iv lear There were no nen pnu sifts from my brother All llinj ever paid me was part of MIV oiiptldrd of DIP iuroiits In I he biislneH In ilp I was a partner I called bin KenevoiM KlIIH In that iillldivil t I thin fiinn the conseiiienceH suit the vt i lust WintPil to MVP Our brother eh And in i In same allldivlt yni did nit hp ltit to ehaiKP them with biirKltry of ymti safe and lirceny dlil you Vo iiini WII nut the IniiKitfiKiV Mr nsburiip waH niiiiiliiK thioiiKh the uHlilavli for the liii riu grit Ii I whOll Mrs 1OVC0 helped him at I think tlm language Mr Oshorne was ibex nre lei linliall Kullly of lar city In wll Mi I lnirii fahly benniPd In his de lllhl at wlat he ealled Hie exhlbltlnti of a IIlPC tplendld meinor which ie tlllllK Ile exiirl lhrl llllKV of ail ii ilithtu vii miidp m niths and months ego Vi dranled Mis Levee mv law iH difu up the allldavlt and that pnli nlai sfiiteniii HlriiiK me for Itx mlilltx In luileiilly KUlllv of lareenv Mi iihliiirnn ienl an iinr by Mrw lsalnlla llnuley Ihe niotber In her dial II ii IollnwH VdncKda May fll lV1Tln boys mnde iues thy Jjijci for thin month After payllik hoiihe and oftlee expelmes they divided SIIMI lieUM en them Mif levee Otis not Mire whether HIP household expenses wrie dedueted I ruin Ihe Kios1 piollts Irelore the iliv iKlmi Into ihhd in vole paid b her buitherM nut of tlKir HoarPH St iarii i Ih IbeiK of William I lassie Io III their mother lot ItoiW whleli Mrn I t xce said repieseined her Bhnie d the net plolllH to dute Mr Oshnrtie I put In evhltiirn a prmnlsnvy mile of the mime dale Juno ID IHI2 dmun by Isa bella M I lasshuy and iaMe to Will in in Ihnlev v ro fin vnlue rerelved IU Nlld thin hhonnd hat that Itt J saw ii loan Iteid HIP ImiK unurled Mr Wllilir I ifnl la to ilin order ol lennle M usa ttt e I LUCKENBACH RIGHT I Tl n ti ulii line HteiiiiDi S V Iurk enlUh vvltiih wan dlseovered to be on Hie off iVipe llatterah while en louts 11 mil New York for Inn lilro anil le irlvid aKKistaiice from I lie Mffimei I illidril 11 bound lou ihe Hamr port VJK ici rid In n wIleliM iiiesuuxe IP lvel lodtiv lo bo pioiediiiK nndrr her I 5 II Ste Illl The tin PI ige wlileh came froni the I nlhnlfllli to 111 IllltPd VlrelpiH ThIIItI rimpiiio said the lunI1 I 1 I M lire Hill mi IK mid the luckHUhtlih The mi sum UUH em III In oclock 1151 iiiKot and itv the lblla l lphh v Kmtaii an I Hiu mllitl utmi1 of Kand Ilnuk whifb Kimld nmkv her ulthin 240 mJlt of hor tiers of Ueiliiutkn tiJii Jyaii where therefor lie should ar rive this iyntnv u TWO Kii lnws oriiiA aixcHKt vno 1 Nl xnnv TO MAttitv ATfTOTffO JC07Tf I HIS ARMS CUT OfF BY AVENGERS OF THE BLACK HAND 4 Crippled Man Tells Newark Police So and Says He Is Still Being Pursued Vltli both allot curt ofr Vllnnlo IMplltl n foimpr member of the Hlack Hand appealed lo tin1 Newark police to I day for a Biiatd In protect him from I venRcfnl memheif of tie band who he i xald hail tint imly Inhumanly eilppled him fur llfi lint were Mill pnrsiiliiR him niplltl who vn8 MraiiKely shipped fiom Johnstown Pa where hi had lain unconscious fill many days In a lioipl tal after Ills HUMS had been iiit IIff l v I She aveiiKiif IK now llvhiK at No 111 lenVison Mieet Nesviu sit tinder till union of THII Ilttl lIt tolil Detectives 1 llrex anil Ailnlito of the Third 1 rrpplncl Hint rllv that thi Hlaek Hand I was Mill afl or him and lie feaied hal planned fnithPi mejiiK of tortmliiK and malinliiK him Dlplttl FIHF III Jollied I he Illack haul In Morotlinin U Vii taking Hit oath hi an abandoned coal mliip with II SPOIP of niPmhiTi heavllv aimed liit xpilm he wan MiHiepti il if hiS raltiu OOP of till meiiilMi In tin pohre and luiPd In 1 St MUharl s Ill IVIIIMP on Sept In VVIIN atiaiUid liv lour men whom In iPcoKiilrcd an niPinhPrH ot the Utah I Hand THpy draKKPil him Into II Hvltclimans I flmmy III HIP side of II rnllnuiil track IIP say ui and I heir one of their number who was n pnyslclan cut ml huSh I Jn urlllK just hidow the elbow while the cullers held him I In wax then after HiiflerliiB nil the pain of the doilhln amputation dniKKPil out to the salt riiml track and rhloroforinpil When he levlved he wnt In the has pltal and lemalned thrie foi tsreiltv eIght days A man who rlalmrd to ho a relative Ihen took him froni the In I pita mtsmlim tl dnitnis that he would elite Ill him This mal with thiee others hroiiiht him to Newuk he deehi PS lie has iviiMin to helleve he added that the ale iiuallltm an I oppoitunlty of doing him further haiin Plplttl Is Htlll Huflerliii from Hie wounds of tlf tutullutmin unit OLD PUTNAM HOUSE TO GO IollowltiK the nfth uvenue Hotel and tlin KVIIPH Jlouke the old Putnam HOUP on joutli avtnue uppoMlo MJU INn Sipiare linden is to hp torn iMtvr to guts l li e tu a twIIII office hu Kline Tile new huildlni ulli nol 3150XJ I I3Ji RECORD CARGO OF GRAIN I MIMVArKKU Vls 01 I Il S steam liniRi Adam IorneliiH left M ViauKep ear v todiiv for Buffalo tuiii a CIUKO of jn7u ImshelH ot wlmu Tun 111111 hoaiload of nnilti is I uiKPHt 111110111 If in ioil lininci I t ID leuo Milwaukee in S MI I 0 iiuvljnillun till he ciitt i I1IMS Because it goes farthest you save when you buy White Rose Ceylon Tea S A llc Pacliagc makes tO Cups j MISS FARRAR SINGER WILL BE SGOTIS BRIDE I Cable Announces Engagement i of Famous Singers Now on I Way to New York II A ciblfffrnm from Berlin announces I fiat Miss Oeraldlno Karwr the opera singer and Mr Antonio Scottl who li IB Just completed an ongtKPment at 111 Br111 Operallousc are an gt gaul t 11 Inn Both nun now on their way I o New York on the stejimshlp ICalser llhelm I which sailed last Tues day Miss Farrar In one of the heading S lyric sopranos ot the day She Is an I S American and tho daughter of Sidney Inrrar who was once a noted baseball player She attained her greatest sue eons In Berlin Bhe nnitii tho leading I S role In Puccini new grand opera The Girl of the Golden West Scott hll been the lending dramatic Italian bari tone for several years at the Metro politan OprrnHoupf NEW YORK CLUBMAN SUED I FOR DIVORCE IN MICHIGAN PIINT Mich Oct 9Mrs Florence V Itndolphy daughter o J I Whit S Ing a prominent buslne man of this elty tool 5 filed suit h re for divorce rum Item husband William F Rudolph if New Ynrk a member of a wenlth family In that city Mr Hudolpy Is widely known In club rlrV The couplo were nmirlod In New York In hid but since lait 7 a nut ry Mr Uu dnlpliy has made her homo with her riit it here S Scent I us are made In the applica tion for divorce of extremp cruelty and 5 iiiititiiiM and Mr Hiidcdphy nsk iiotodv nf the roiii ins Infant chilI Ittidiipbv who has been here for about a vein1 say that he haM retained New ylt p 101 and will contest the suit 5 100Isl WOMEN SHOULD r SMUKE T HELP THEIR NERVES Philadelphia Doctor Says It Would Be Beneficial to Their Health PIIIIADBIPHIA Oct 29Women would be less nervous If they smoked accordIng to Dr Hnchel S Skldclskl one of the best known women practitioners here In an address to the Womens Club I think she said If a woman would sit down for five minutes before begin nlnc her day and give the time to a cigarette she would be able to better 1 plan her work And five minutes thus used three tlmei a day would ot 1 ouldJ1 much benefit to her 1 Tobacco If pure and properlY uaed Is known to be valuable In fitnfrtfonat disorders of the nerves Men rimllltval imble to sooth their nerves and lext petty worries I do not sea why women whose worries are more numerous1 and nurnerou whose nervous organIzation Is more delicate should not also nnd benefit lr Its proper use the would not sanction habitual smok ing or smoking In public Many physl clanS hold flnnlar views she said but hesitated to advIse women patients tt to smoke for fear It mIght become a habit o iL SUICIDE IDENTIFIED Woman Klllril lij II I T Wai Mm Adam liri quits ii or 5 Tho woman who threw herself lr front of a train at tnt Fortieth tree station of the Fifth avenue Brooklyn Icvattd rini lout rlBht was identllletl today bv lcr 1 n liutul Adam Llnd hauer n Iuim lieu of No air Jleriopolitan steno U lllirtnshuri Mil adde thee found tin 1 nrd in lice pocitetbook I cannot believe thouch that m wife killed herself sibl Ilndhauer t an Evenln World reporter I think that she had an attack of giddiness and fell In front o the train u 1 JVaist JVondei This 5 1 98 Lace Waist I 4 Filled Orders Mail J2c I CIzna P 4tt Extra for evS Silk L44rs q i Postage Lmed cb None Ecru C O D and White tZ fo Smoke 2lth l Friday Sale L98 SI1 Handsome model of imported Brussels net exactly like picture China silk lined Duchess yoke with exquisite i Venise medallions Lapels of Messaline and Cluny in sertion Tucked blouse with Cluny insertion edged I with Val lace Back handsomely trimmed with Cluny L Swell sleeve of small tucks and deep point over hand Sale at All Three Stores Friday YORK 4605462 fulton Stree1 BROOKLYN M5651 Broad Street LARGE STORES NEWARK I 1L Men who are on their feet a great deal will ret worlds uf comfort cult of DR A REKD CUSHION SHOES I The more you are on your feet the more need you have for times that allow the blood free circulation and at tlis same I time give your fret good ShoeAppear I ance t 5 S Dr A Rced Cushion Shoes S S CLERKS S 1 are men whose dispo 5 sitions have much to do q S with their SalaryWorth S Its hard to smile when S your feet arc cramped parched and tired Ior 1ei StINt IOH CATALOfiUI and omen Dr A Reed Cushion Shoe Co LldM 1352 Broadway cor 36 St

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I ir IIf1II t cfIJI I tWt rLPT TJT 1 I TTTtt RVRTTTTTft WORLD TTTTTPftrkAV OCTOBER 30 10fifl 11 MRS COX TOlD TO QUIT NEW YORK f OR DISOWNED Mother Made Charges Against I Woman and Father De livers Ultimatum i TALK OF AN ASYLUM Daughter Declares She Has Been Persecuted Since I j Childhood w i I Carllila Norwood millionaire broker tilted clubman of TnxeddPark trlth an I ofijoo at No 6S TVimam street and c father ofa Mrs Eugenie Cox who was I reded In core or Miss Alice BmKh n 1 probationary officer of Mafrlstrataj Cranea Court on charges of disorderly conduct preferred bj Tier mother de clared today that his daughter will he curt adrift by her family as long as she peed t In remaining In New York city The woman brotherinlaw Joel V H thbone of Xo 133 East Sixtyfirst street where Mrs Cox was arrested while demanding money from her mother and sister added that further outbreaks by the young widow old lead to proceedings to test her mental condition On Mr Rathboncs Instruc tions his wife and motherlnlnw left li word to callers today that they iiad lift town My daughters unfortunate escapade r 10 J uJ WT wood over the phone She has not been In ned and would never be If she would do as we ask She Is under pro bation for two months and I hope ehe sees the error of her ways I cant dlfcuss the case as she Is my daughter Naturally we can have no communica tion with her an long as she disobeys and persists In her strange course of abuse to ller mother and her family Mrs Cox Blames Mother I Mr Cox who has been successively nun an actress a wife a widow a writer and a police court prIsoner dc I dares that her mother has hated her from birth repudiated her entirely because ehe neglected to add with love to a letter and turned her father agnlnst her and that she Is now destitute The real renson for my mothers At titude Is fear of endangering her social position by recognizing me declares the daughter who Is about thirty 1 years old and has two children who live with hflr In a little apartment at 1 No 415 West One Hundred and Eigh teenth street I am desperate and maybe I was hys terical and said things which I should not but they have driven me to It My Incjome has been cut down 200 Woman Who Has Been Ordered by Her Family to Leave New York i j 1 I 1 I MRS COX I I and J300 al a time for such things as acknowledging the receipt of my allow ance on a jnstnl card When I cousin 1 an explanation from father It was cut off altogether 1 Father Is worth million anil mother has an Income of PAllwi a year Yet they cast me off with my two lilltlriii tivu mo aricHted and dlsgnnntl and I tnke away the little 14 iO a yen on i I wMcli 1 was living with the ohllilien I dont know wiat to do I am not crazy but honest and fair I have been dragged and chased here and here since i I was able to walk Hecan I became a Cat 120th they Ignored me lpcaiif I was forced to wear nle dresses and go on the stage the dragged me away My husband Theodore Cox died leav ing me nothlntr The woman Is I ardlv In Ier right senses dfMlni d Mr ltililion She wns not arrested for spltlIut nt al1 It j was this way Sl p inie tn mj lonif I where my wIfe md her mother were j She demanded money She was told she i could have It If she left town ns site j had promised to do Then she lnrnmei violent and wo had to call an olllooi to I gel her out of the house that vns all Her conduct Is very unfortunate I I fear she Is unbalanced and that meas ures must be taken to Bimranteo tier safety She was scathingly relinked by the Magistrate for abusing her mother She Is promised fl W If she will live In Petersburg N Y and not annoy her family I I CELEBRATE MITCHELL DAY In Perinnjvniiln 1SOOOO Mlnrr I Take n Day nIT Spoclal to Th EvmlnK World VIIKiS AniU In Oct 99Ono hundred and eighty thousand mine workers of the anthracite coal field re i mained Idle today to celebrate Mitchell Day and work at all the ollerle was suspended bollix union and nonunion men obeying the call of the union ulli cia Is for the celebration Former Pres ident John Mitchell of the Miner Inlon was at Scrnnton today and ad ilirFFOtl two mass meeting there wlillo Ilesldent T Lewis attended a parade at Shenandoah this morning and ail drciseil a mac mtctliiK there and to night will preside at an eisteddfod in this city Time was a lame parade at Lan i ford this inornlnir but the celebration I In their sections of the region was con fined to meetings and adihesses ny the union leader who urgeil the men to I piopaie to make dininniN for many I ooni efslons when the present agreement u It the operators expo t r Last Week 01 October Sales Brill clothes are us good as good fabric good tailor ing and good trimmings intelligently combined can 4 r make them In which regards they simply equal all good clothes F I But in addition Brill clothes present widest choice of stylesexclusive Brill ignsthat are 6 months rtt I I to 1 year in advance and designs from ten of Americas t t f ff I I most famous master designers tit 1 1 And in value Brill clothes surpass any others proof iaJ I of which IS abundantly found in these October Sales tl Specials t Z Jj All Wool Pure Worsted tf 1j sj a 520 Value Suits at t1Ji Qie 8U I S In the new much desireJ shades furest green tan bark tan 4f A and sky smoke i cut on newest Brill models i r Smart Velour and Cassimcrc g qj gfjTb tJj qf 1 eo Suits 18 and 20 values tpjL 0 ocDlnJ i i ty l I In the new Henley Regatta and two tune stripes colorings ri 1 include olive brown and tan shades i Dark Suits Blue Suits and Black fj c ttfb k It I Suits 818 and S20 Values 4ijJll o3lP p l I f T I I Neat dark mixture worsteds blue striped worsted anJ Melt n r lr it finished black thibets Every suit at Sl35u is SIS or so standard 1 t II J I in every detail and is warranted to give SI8 or S2U service z t t Fall Coats and Cravenelte Rain g cj jag i t coats 518 and 520 Values Jt04 eW e I Hail Coats of tan olive brown and various gray shades It i worsted linbhed ehtvktUI woul black and Uxlur1 fall Coau t And all journ man tailored 1 Craveneite Hainciots in new speciill woven worstej fabrics j correct new mudeK trim turemu t I hestr maker umjus lor superior Raincoats EXWSIZ I IJjj I JlJIJI I a Suits oi Finest Worsteds Silk lined that are 25 and S18 values iJ7 Coals 2250 to values Fall tlI 17 Yarn dyed full weight worsteds itfw tans Frowns and smoke sh 4fs fatr cs ntttided lor suits S28 and ip UJ I aId JXIClrl 17lI1a ImsheJ thlbel Tailoring trimmings an1 in tits 52500 standard an i i rrect new niuJeh I ry tdaJ at 17 Suits of Smartest Velours t Unusual under 2250 find Fancy Fall Coats that are i I 25 tr9 17 S2250 values at 17 Shadow InNS I neI lt Mr pf ilk mixture and AOi Nft iiripi erteci1 in the UvaiKed tone stripes i bruwns las and btu rut 111 sIn r1 Ivoun livtf unJ tan shalt Alf lined gray ri and cut Brill mfns models tj mt tut and uiUre1 I young al1 i Ill n1t1 new muJeb ululin I soul Ii these ol equl qualtj Uhnk at unusual under dej an extreme smart U500 rl Suits of Staple Worsteds Silk LIned Cravenelte Blue and Biaclc Suit ex 7 1 fII 1 ire ne values 17 Raincoats value 2250 17 high grade wN te1 r1 Mk nnxtjr a tin F 1 taih lrtl gar nell full Ilk lined Cut fabrics unusiu tm dtt s a ple uv a f t 1 1 I r 11 nc v 1J11lel FaIrA If tarbnas fall nilnrt il1 tIft to L an us fancy thibet and serge ltty r tit rtrH f ilea shtlc 8TO IIHOIIIIVAV t rlCltT ref Ctmmbrrt nt Ul i II rId Itrnnn CMOS IIQtI V 0 IIIHlru Morr tern Iarldug I I11ANwMusl loll IT ratrltul her CON1kN11 r flllllS r nr tl1rh iiI a 1 WOMAN ISJEEP I I WAlKS OfF TRAIN Only Slightly Injured Al though Cars Were Going 15 Miles an Hour Mr Annlf totltii nil the wny with hoi hii l ntiil from rittslmiR to their nlil home In IliitiRiry while nslrrp tor ilnv walked off n IViiii ylvanla Unlliontl unlit ns It was going nt the rnto or nftrcn iiillis nil hour The tinln linil just passed the star lion nt InlolI N 1 when the com muters lio were altliiK on tin plat form old the womnn came out upun the platform of a car and Mopped off The train went on nolioily on Ion 11 ImvltiR wltnP1 HIP womans act lint n score of nipn nt the Miirlon innM rnn to her nM She was unconsrloii i when picked up and was carried to thci station Later she wits taken to the j City Hojpltnl Retina did not miss hid wife until the train reached tin terminal In Jersey City He appealed to the police to help him find her and through Inquiries nt Jersey City Headquarters she was lo cated When Retina arrived nt thc hop pltnl his wife had recovered const lous ness The surgeons said that her only lit hn len rented tn In n ipinlnnl rnikli Olid II llinrif ril urns Mt ItitlllM Inld hei 1iu 4iiinl tlint the tad lirMi diiiiiil nii mill niillicil nil luilii Iti IIIT slcip lli urrepted tic i MI million UK In Unru lif niM i r mi h II slur lioiiiil tutu VI willed In mid iiir life 0 ROB CHURCH AT FORT LEE Allnr Service mill teeetnel Viiliiniili Vrnlinrtiln Are Stolen The c5 entered tin1 KplKiopnl Church of the flood Shepherd nt leant I PO N 1 onily today nnd stole the idly ullni service nnd several nlual li stinonti Tim vandals made thcr ant nice through n idstly ptnlni gins lnilov ipifiitly lutillcd nnd siiin h Ml n large hi lo III It I Tin luirKlary wns dlscnvpivd liy linilis Wllunii lio lives hear the i olinrrli nod ho toloplumoil the lector tin Hov 1 A McClonry KdKowntor i Tlio lector ruled Oil his lurl lilntnis In aid In runtilni down the thlnos Ile Intlmiitod tint hv knew thc nnlty tier son This Is till sorond imp lice rliurch I hns licon broken Into nnd lootrd In two I years i I KNIFE AGAIN FOR THOMAS Symptom of Illooil JnNoti Cntim i for Noil Oporntlnn Another operation will have to be performed on K U Thomas the for 1 mer banker and sporting man who Is I In Roosevelt Hospital where he was I tnken from the Memorial Hospital In j Long Branch following an RUtotnobll accident on AUR 14 Inst Part of the bone from Thomass In jure leg was removed on Tuesday last i but symptom of blood poisoning have developed nnd today It Is said lc must go under tho knife again BIG POOl FORMED TO i BUll COTTON PRICES Wall street Interests have rormen n lj bull pool In cotton with Theodore II Price Jesse llvermoro anti Daniel i Sully now nn employee of hoyden Stone C Co conducting the in nlpuln lion It Is ostlmnted that Short Ix liniiKC houses have quietly bought up tnuiu than II UJyjJ boles ul IOUUH lit liu Ion pi Ices tlint have jirevnlled here dur lim lilt last six weeks flits Is In the tint ul tlie fact that the South IIIIB hnr Mstpd one of the largest cotton crops In Its history The bulls however Ole uorhltiK on the theory that a large Hiiuimt of the old crop has been nb sorhoil and the spinners will be forced to Imy heavily of tho new crop when Industry rehos TWO TOWNS DESTROYED i Hrrnt llniiiiKTP Hour In Menrnffan by Recent Storm XnW OUIKANP Oct 3The steam I er IJIctntor which arrived last night from Hlueflelds reports that the recent stonn which swept the north const of Nicaragua practically destroyed the towns of Rio Grande and Prl a Pulka Two lives were lost at Rio Grande On the great Cukrn plantation the crops were destroyed and many of the 1 buildings damaged There was no dam II age to Ulueflelds or to shipping In the harbor I I BARD OF HIGH ROCK SINGER OF WAR SONGS A GAS VICTIM John W lltilchinson Found Dead in lied Wai Hiinon Through out the Country utttrclnl tn The iE mine WnrM LYN Maim Oct IJohn A Hntchlnson the last of the famous i lltitohlnson family whose tempivan and alxjlltlon flings before llio oh II Sear and during the conlllct midi heir ninnes known throughout the country tiled from gas fumes at his home High llock In this city today He was eightyseven yonr old Mr llutcliln sott was heard moving about In hla room nt ti oclock this morning ann It Is presumed that upon his let trulitg to bed he accidentally opened the pas cock again after turningthe light out He Is survived by n widow Tho Hutehlnsons home was in Mil fonl N It The family Included six teen children of whom twelve were boles All had good voices nnd they quickly became popular when thy be gun ulnglng together In public In the years bnforo the civil war they totireil the country but their greatest promi nence was gained during the war when by special penult from the Will Department they visited many nf il e Union camps and sang to the soldiers Mr Hutchlnson had long resided In t its city where from his fame nail his pa I triarchal appearance he was known as 1 The Bard of High nock PLACE BLAME ON CITY Man Injured br Pall nccoverm a Verdict of 3riOO The CIty of New York must ke p Its thoroughfare In good condition FO hint Jl tlint clllrens can use them without be I IIIK hurt This Was decided today ttt I tlii ititiriviie Court heforo Mr Juftlcoin lleiittin when n Jury save Michael J ll Lyons n verdict of 11500 Lyons while walking down the atalrl J from Summit avcliuu to Heilgwlck aver I nuo at tinn Hundred and ii strict fell by reason nf the heel of Qern I slim being caught on the stairway and I recelxjil Injuries to his leg Ills counsel r Alfred tutu Ilmrles Sleekier iippeoml I for him Hgilnit the Clty of New Yorlc 1 In reiover damages olalmng that It I MI tin dull of the city to repair thnI 1 stnrwiy and Its failure to do so made I It llnlile r ft 1 Toro Is Only Ono j 616 Bromo H Quinine IsQuinine in Thai Is I LaxativeA A v Bromo 11 Quinine rl t t Utatl Tho World Own to Ouro a Cold In On Otjf J I 1 ilwaya remember tie lull name Loot Kit R this signature on ever box Ko g TI II wr tl i I n t Sensational Price Reductions This Week at 200 James Butler Stores 1 ti isle SSMBBgftlfcfc Best Creamery i t 1 Butter e 1 211 I e s F 5 6 J 1 Reduced this 1 I Extra Specials in week to a lb Extra Specials in ljJ r 9 Canned Vegetables Canned Fruits If lssie Tomatoes fanciest Jersey For mast the ss JAMES BUTLER STORES Essie Peaches Califor 25c f fruit in many years nits fanciest Iar In extra tree cyin fl Hifa lugs cm cans worth 150 each J1 UL have been known and recognized as headquarters for Hast View Peaches 20e OthEr brands ripe red fruit O choice California Urge can a an Q Y the finest butter that can be bought Such is Peaches Ormonde Castle 12e Hssie sugar Corn Vaines choic creamery Brand large can J aV est dlktousy sweet and fl fgt its of 1ssie Pears Californias tOe uniform excellence that today over a quarter a 25e tender 120carfor JLvv J j tegular 12 t t an or L 1 fanciest large can Other brands Maine style million their Butter Last View Pears Choice sugar ccrn iar 8c 250000 families buy lJu J r regularly California Urge can 20e Ifssic June Peas 1 larciei1 quI from the BUTLER Compass Pears Standard stores of the JAMES corporations Standafdi0 Mssie String Uuans ity 1 In quality large can C IHssIc Lima Beans ran Jtcl V lEssie Apricots Plums Fanciest P and d hundred Our exceed one June Peas V n risus brands finr 1 weekly sales now California fruit in rich 18e choice quality can JtuI large can Y syrup fifty 150 three hundred thousand II RO TONSover String titans btandar Jquil 7 J over Pineapple Golden cubes 13e I s ity can C J delicious fruit i Mu can 300000 i weekand the keep increas n tads they Limn Bcnns Choice and p pounds every week Y p PlncnpPIeGraledorgOldtOe r tender can tOn encubes ran I C en ar 1 ing steadily all the time The reason is plain a r B eJtel y roo j P riD to U It er Quality Fanciest Carton 27c i c1 I P ak e Your Favorite Selections of Tea and Coffee From This List e SEAS that sitisjy cMiinoisMiirs You will lie inahli t nvttch OTHING is more enjoyable than a really fine cup of Mfffu e r rlJtS m ill tliiir hlitrHJnl flavor iromi and Miptrior Vup Mama Teas ILItJ bodied rich and aromatic You have ample choice from the list quality at double tics below of the finest importations fresh roasted daily Once q CMIJ r iricts ilcwlirrf to sa nth I say n d 11 e Ion Mixed Formosa Oolong ng of tin It nif liberality ol our S II priinium oilcrs E and Indi h Breakfastthe four Quality suited the quality is always uniform 20 Stamps Free wiHh 1 lb Choice No 2 Teas 2Sc 5 1 a of the orient easily worth Sisoa 20 Stamps Free with lib Old Plantation Coffee 30c t 1 10 Stamps Free with 12 lb Choice No2 Teas 13c ponnJ 5 II 10 Stamps Free with 12 IbOId Plantation Coffee 15c FREE 5 Stamps Free with 11b Choice No2 Teas 7c 100 stamps 15 Stamps Free with 1 lb Best Blended Coffee 25c 6 ra 30 Free r with ilb IKara lined Tea carton In 70c 7 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best Blended Coffee 13c a Stamps ce with 1 lb Choice No1 Teas 3oc parchir nt piper 15 Stamps Free with 12 lb Choice No1 Teas ISc 50 Stamps R II FREE 10 StampsFree with 1 lb Best Maracaibo Coffee 20c 1 Stamps Free with 11 ib Choice No 1 Teas 9c arhtm tb Uluna Ten in 35c 5 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best Maracaibo Coffee IOc I lined carton A pauhmnt pap I bO Stamps Free with lib Best 50c Teas 50c I 25 5 ia It FREE 10 Stamps Free with 1 lb Best Santos Coffee 17c I I 30 Staravjs Free with 12 lb Best SOc ieas 25c i with 14lb Diana Stamps Tea in 18e 5 Stamps Free with 12 lb Best Santos Coffee 9c i I 15 Siamjib Free with 14 Ib Best SOc Teas 13c parchment pipit mad carton 5 Stamps Free with 1 lb Golden Santos Coffee 13e PO orO GTl1e famou teen Mountain wrieyj grown to 19 Halloween Specials I Bullion floater Brand t Ib tall can15c Rock 12c CJ aQlitl LI 1 infection IP Uine 7 Ib bask 1114 Brand rich and lake 1 Ib tJll can FIGS Choicet inyrra lbI3c Cssle Hrand choicest Columbia River Steaks I Sweet PCJtatoe f Prother tfxia choic shipment of FIGS Beehive lasket 19c Salmon fish elecledmlddle cuts 1 Ib lPJi p ei pecily seiccteil iotitlern 15c MIXED NUTS mesh and sweet t I flat can 22e j swtess are basket JaPI4 Apples Choicest GreeririKS and aid wins the best lor 1t1n WALNUTS extra special Ib large new Ib 17c 15c I ssnit I n esFloat Race oil Lr j large nd choicest hall can Imported boneless 20e I lIpit ooking and CAt in I larii bjikct tJ It SEEDED nAISINS package IOc ardmes Marran Lund imported dainties preserved In tOe r C rant1jeEV1o1esIAn1et quality Iran t ape Cod lI OC olive oil i can fij i lrj red anu crisp by hquJrt JLU C Dainty Biscuits S mach Essle Brand fanciest wlty i large can iscj is Red OrfllOI1icrroll onnecticuls richest onion bds 7c Nabisco Sugar VVnlcrs ant pl03C Compass brand choice j lure No 3 cm j I iLtlil Iio by Ihe ba t i 1Cj a quit C Arrowroot Utacul I IkB Campbells Soups Jdl cio usly arp lIzlng and rich 2 a am P ill 113Orj all kindsj 3 N 6 CoeGnnutDufntles j lark Cocounut 8e PiJ1mrmliJI lII i oic 1 i Mate dtv pak mlks 1 ge i Ua p fiuJ th lnr t ISS larce Nu j ijn L61C 7vclbacl cans2sc can 7 10 s S n R 7 r 9 117 r1 E Table Salt Condensed Milk Prepared Hour f m RJlCl LunlpS J ree Blue Ribbon free running Fresh from the Mohawk Valley Peerless Urand mosteco 1Oc I w u each o ths olo mg rurclmes tins wek Large moisture proof pkge 5c Butlers Brand from pure 8e nomlcal J lb size pkge 1 milk can T Brand bst suo t r lltIiPYcTElisIII1lIS itt t I L tOe Slldl III Ieeiu cliolcost OflC tClIKS llu Itlbbnn package Ir Utbllk j canD Trlumpb Brbanldkbst 15e l H Ierrie i 10 iv V1 slut largo hnti AW Liberty Brand from pure perlatlve 3 lbsize pkge t TOMATO Mll 111 I Iiiilon HUU UMOIII i her or i 1 lute full tOc liClliS Blue Ribbon package52C rich milk can ge Blue Ribbon fanciest qual tiolllo vii iiilli lug b tb JiU 12C ArlllCOIM Illuo Itlhbon pckeaelSa C C II tee I SlH 11 IuliM H Huili uj r SemInole Brand Extra rich ityi 2 Ib size pig CIHtS hTtlllll s l piii jn0 P 1lc n ge I au jyg I lurB rplres in IU iii c icli AU L tllKANTH Illun Hlbbon aackage1a ana pure milk can EtIuINt lute 1 a Unft Hio I lltlilVII mitoluiilv rinllllt Illuf liiljbon ioC nillTMIll OATS largest puckace 10o Ensle Brand Extra selected nothing Buckwheat Flour I I Pure r ran 16 ItVi MDI 1u JIIIIII 3Hi cloth bate O CIMIIV KVI i i buiiin 111 I ioui AlOIOMt hum finer the best for babies i I IJ IIIAIIAJI IlOIlt alb cloth bagl tOe Peerless Brand very BlJtUMII 1IIIM roue l ttlo lf i i t II IIn Illter liMISh hTMICll can JUC 12c n Ihc Lute MIAI JL clam baK IOc choice I 3 Ib Step k ge Cy l Matt Extract Salad Dressing Bromangelon p 1 1 JelI0 Jelly Powder I ceder BruiKj r inu and 9c My XVIIcHalwayi the 5c ramous and ivorile jelly I Noted for its purity and I Blue RlbbonIhe house stun Ribbon fl tlrengnlenrr 3lt liSc bat J tic Ot st u licit bottle tOe osder ctc houle10c r powder r pckie tLwor I p ck ge keepers choice pckge r 1 f J 1 Choicest gene s Lianor5 and fez eWS at 96 James Butler In c Licensed Liqtor Stores I UTI Hennessy 3 Star French BrandY elsewhere world famous regulu trice Mercier Champagne try line French vlntJie highly prized by ParlslennL e r c 11 Uta tU i ibis w ex bone e2Y bottle 1206 IoU batIe limited supply al a rcm1rJcably low prIce 100 SH 41S 8 HSi mI sFre Guinesss w Stout 30 6l S H r n Stamps r r rnnrrurrH r Free t 1 t with every one of the following lowpriced offers Dills 100 I iozin 135 G p plils pJL WLottles with everyone of the following lowpriced offers Very Old Cabinet Vhiskev 1J1 i t 25 i si Im j y f S 9 oolti tor Bass Ale Imported Claret Schmidt et rile st Juiien bot 50c iTOppel Kummel rn double grain tt te SI 014 1 tbTlt Slre Doz VJi vV Kf Imported Sherry and Port home75C KSiupissie Scotch Whiskey bottle 85c Fine Old California Try some Sherry and Port bottle r SOc Princeton Cocktails alJultan lrJ Mnm tot 7Sc Port Sherry f Hill gallon 50e Superior Sherry and Port boiite 35c ss r Jail Claret t jug lut MOnt2 V ravorits boW Monogram 75 Whiskey family t C Mauen Bitters mlfd and strengthening bottle IOC 0 b t

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o 4 I ItiL THE EVENIKG WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 A tHDREN NEAR V DEATH BY GAS MOTHER IN CELL I I Mrs Newman Committed for Examination as to Her i i Sanity I Mrs Helen Newman thlrtyonr years Old of No 1T4 Kast One Hundred and L rhlrtynfth street wns arraigned In the lnrlem Police Court toilny and lielil i Vor examination ni to hi r snnlty I She was nrrcsttfl Init night after nt StfmptlliR to asphyxiate her two clill Nflren Alfred ten and John f jur Frank Marzn who boards In the sane flat with Mrs Newman wont In nt 9 froclock tat night nod found tin place fflllcd with stitlitiK fumes HP traced jthe leak to the bedroom of the two 1Ihe l children They were both miconsoloui Olazza and several iiclKhbcrs worked I lover the children for half an hour he I tore they could restore them to con ctousnes Meanwhile Polleeman flu noel I had I found Mrs Newman wandering nhout I jnlmlessly In tin rain rind arrived with i her at the apartment Just as the boys I re recovering Tin mother did not Veem to knou that anything umipunl had hnjipencd but the eider of the tv o boys said he linil seen her turn on t I Ras after imttliiB him to bod The ihll clrcn weie turned over to the Children I r Society and the mother nireted She wan Incoherent when arraigned Before Magistrate House today K 1 c I Jfcdjourned the hearing until totnoirow I o i GIRLS IN FIRE PERIL 1 CLING TO LEDGES r Ten Suffer From Flames That Sweep Over Them as Cin cinnati Building Burns CINCINNITi Oct IT A minlMr of 1lrl In the elevonstory Neavc building al Fourth and Hare street clung 10 window ledges on tho fourth fifth and alxth lloors to liy while llanins tint threatened the Instruction of the builil fcnn swept over them Ten BufTHrod burns before they werr rescued and the others tetra inoro o igass bruised Slier niilpc Hotitti n dressmaker funploytd on the tenth Moor Icapnil I fjioni n window onthat tloor to nn 1tJI BolnlnK tub on the fifth lour levjj all l t iaa badly hurt fit A llreinnn was nlco seriously Injiitoii by fnllliiR two stories The flre broke nut In the olllces of Klie IlttxVnrK Iulciutn Light Ioinpnt Ion the fourth dune HpicailliiK nulcklj tn the ollicos of tin Iatttin Miikcry lIeaKiie Upril work of the flrciiicn resealed hoary iliinuiBi TO WED ENGLISH GIRL 1 LONDON Oct 9Thu MnrnlitK Post nnuunccs the ongaReniiiit or Aluxandci I Ill Wheel r the third sun of the lab Charles heeler of IlaUulflpliln and Glad a Mttry only ilnuehtor of Col H I A Wain late of the Somerset Light Infantry I I I Grand Rapids Furniture i CARPETS BEDDING 6 3 iirn rd f n no jfnrnlihrU 41 f 7 7O Write lor Calalon 4 FUSM I 1 7500 l Call and Make Tour Own Terms 5 JFurnUlird Ilonnu nt 9998 c CSM OR CREDIT Open Kfpnlnjtt 3DAVEbef 9ZOST r i CASH X CRED1T I ONE PRICE Largest and Finest Stock in the City i Very Latest Designs All trannactloM held In sine confidence 1oiltlvely no em Biomes references rrg0ire1 Call nr write for booklet H L W SWEET CO I 37 Maiden UntN Y l M 13110 Fulton St Uknf L I Poultry Show ll ON DISPLAY aJ J Orpingtons Wyandottes Duff Rocks IWhlte Hacks Plymouth Hocks Barred Jg Hocks Fancy Pigeons and many others Sturn p Walter Co 50 Barclay SL GENTS FOR IIrle tate Incubators Universal I verers and Brooders Purina hick Feeds and All Poultry 1 pplles and Remedies U lVIG1 T I 1 IU 1 II 1 IUI 11 I r ur n fill 11 r r t U U Q Purchase Purchase t BLOCKS ON 61 AVE 20 TO zZNO STREEt o o 0 y b 2 BL THE 1 0 GOLD STANDARD 1JII1 riloln i11U STAMP j I f LD IS THL REAL PROfIT SHARING STAMP GOLD I TANDARD 1 STANDARI A I When Xmas Time Comes Gold Standard Stamps are the most valuable stamps you can col Cold Standard Stamps I STAMP You Can Secure Beau lect The fact that they can be redeemed in either Aerchandise have a Positive Value i STAMP ra II tiful presents with of 250 for Lach I or in Premiums makes them far more valuable than any other I Cold Stamps Standard stamps They will be used by many stores throughout the city and Book Stamp of 990 I JJJJ e raV p I j i you will find it easy to fill your Stamp Collection Book quickly I V I Ten Free Gold I A Gold Standard I Standard Stamps to Start Each Book Double Gold Standard Stamps with Purchase Made Before 12 oclock Tomorrow I Stamp for Each tOc of Your Purchaser r 41 1 i Single Stamps After 12 oClock 1 I 4 I i Dining Room Furniture Ready for Halloween a i i Specially Priced for Friday and Saturday One of the Best Ways to Teach Children How to Save A Splendid Chance to Tone Up the Dining j Room in Anticipation of Thanksgiving Give every member of the family a Gold Standard Stamp Book WE I I is N GIVE a book and ten 10 free stamps to commence each book Encourage the i i1t 1 I I 2500 Sideboard 1600 1800 Extension Table 1250 I younger members of the family particularly to save Gold Standard Stamps I 11 I b l 4 I I Like cuts This i Like cut Made of oak in golden I When they reMise what they can get for a full book2S0 worth of merchan t 1 j Sideboard Is oak finish highly polished extends I dise which they can select from any department in our two big buildings or a ter OX 1 t oj I qu llllil rttrd Of to 44 6 inches feet top I Valuable premium from the hundreds of beautiful articles exhibited in the Premium F 1 fin shed yak round pillar I Parlor of the ONeill Buil ingthey will have been taught a lesson in economy L uch a collection of Novelties as If a J Dathly than base massive plain d e I L I and acquired a habit of saving that will permeate and influence their entire career t f 1 we have never shown before All Ifr I i r I S etruc 3 sign tho r I II j ITI Ue necessary things for the great ocI w a I I J rub hr t oughly constructed I a r ilened I structed and Choice Groceries for Halloween merrymaking event rt u V k helKhl the a great value Witches at each 25c to 598 pumpkins at each 5eto350 O 14hiigif at the price Regular ADAMS BLDGPhone 5700 Chelsea m l W 1800 Sale price 1250 Funny retires at each Ic to 98c Mottoes 12 in a box5c to X198 rt 21i price Prompt Attention Given to Mill and Telephone Orders We reserve the right 10 limit quantities 211n I 4u ff 11 Ih I Ghostly Figures and I let Cases at each JOc to QSc Froneh plalo i 2250 China Closets 1675 Cohkest 0 K Dlendj Tea Formosa Oolong English Rolled OatS Finest quality Lanterns at f to c 3 98 Black Cat Paper Fans lb e a R 10e to 75C drtner Red Devils at each dor 5c to 50c One Leyrllyd mlrror ie l9xa Innll nl China Closets like freshly roasted granulated or Breakfast Young Hyson Ceylon Oats 1Jr per an r Rolled White i In nicely Ilned fur soya rile 1 i Just fifty of these new seasons lack Cats at each 5c to SOCi rrpnnone KKJI 8rllll t cut to offer at this bargain price pulverized ont of our most pop Gunpowder Japan or Mixed Tea fresh direct from Imitation Fruits at each 5c Itt nt a very mil jirlre T J 6 00 ofsolidoakandstand Ulir blends 4 Ibs for delicious cup quality our shipment lak II orner f1 es I tn If nrJ CnrrU acun amt b They inches are made high of and so oa an s an 100 per lb 28 C 5oc grade special for 43c the mills t 5 Ihs for J OC filled t50 to 1298 i Per doz IV 1 01 Jh I 72 T BUJ7pN i S275 Dining Chair 198 140 inches wide They SUOAR WAFERS The Orlealat PEACHES Th Derby nand fallfornli WIIOIK WllKAT FlOln Ilalnlon I I lb 25c I Like cut Made of golden oak have bent glass ends t tt htped sugar Wafer lar f a die tin lemon Ullng Inacitiei fancy quality In Iurina Itrantj new seaiion entire Delicious tomeMade Tally at per polished finish back iue mad uliv tin lee mall 5c tra heavy syrup large liD OC Wheat Flour UOb ban nt25C panel JC i oil l 1 I 1 11 i French mirror a me Carton halvJ or llc i sue tn for 2 5 C Glb bags Z3C back heavy box of top shelf and floble nALNtJTS Wnlnuts Fancy lb duality Ore OOr OMVE Oltr Nlcclle fhaml Pure french O I X a EH A I E Gusiuita Olimer Candy Dept Adams BuildingBasement i yd seats French shaped fancy shaped top DttAZII NfTS per Fency quality i C ror Imported Ollvr oil a a5r bottle 7C Me don or HSDB par I 1 lu ver 4 110 en legs thoroughly with bevel mirror now llratll Xut per V T IOC btgs oclose SHlllitr Finest new lon oui DrrntalU 11 U o n e d fIJCANSh IIEUHINO lie a f e e ya Cnulce braced close woven A splendid piece of Jumbo Pen e per Quallly Ib TelU IBC Urv tailip No nilraii No IV llni 1 T C If smoked llerrlnK per IOC 7 00 1 cane seats An opportunity furniture the special Sf IS 21ri tin sae S variety flue portunity to secure vial price Regular rt14t OUII ptr lb or J BC iturfd OIIVKS or rnney plain Manzanllla per bot Olives O 1IAM iJ ITh Old Dutch 25c See the Loom at Work Making f I IC bK C Aap lau cske J for relii 12250 ttALNLTCholn Boil tie 7C land p at reIi a thoroughly price 2250 sale itruck 5c ValnUIa JC ver lb CEIU3AIS Tellow Meal White Meal BTAWII The IiUintn1 Gloss Brand is a I all Dining Chair price EATtISCholoo Qualll Yard nr Oranulated llcinilny 6tb inus 15 lute Iaunlr rttaich Mb 15c at very small cost Uate POPPING per CUHNiMM lb Flake shIlM JOc lln biji for CC ranon C Eclipse Cotton Cheviots Regular price 275 1675 Popping Corn lb pta lot K jr sale 1 I ID PHt 3C Delicatessen Dept I i J 98 Adams TEA TTit StberUn Tea Coe Bimovar Rear y Building dIr IJI F Adams Building price j Blind nuMtan Tea r gul rly COo am3Q9u CtiEASEFloral Imported HwlM 2C I lirTTiiFlne l Klein Creamer Z9C On First Floor ptoelaltor J7 C Chreae per Ih C I Tabs liuttr Ilh prints C IJAKING POWDER The Floral Brand CHEESB Fltrt impi rt j iioque 40 i SALMON Fresh snaked rich red 27c pure cream of tartar IMkKix 1owder tort Cheese nee HP Ui Salm n Iwr Ih nllte1 ZC quI tl2 the moot bleb ptlttd kind 61 b OHHIWE Fancy quality Enr lrtt 99 I STllUJKHN Ih mokul like rr d D tin 18B lib tin afioi 1 4lb J5c Dilry Ghf tar lb 22c I Mirinnii per It DUG Art Embroidery Department Become member of tin J OC ecome a LJ i CHEB E Flnrit quality full rr m i pr iJIIil IIAIIAtrnaure bevt Whit POUEMEU brand Hawneyef 8r New York State Chw Ir lb Ot toi limn llolle1 Ham wafer r Waists 1 d 45c nonraeme Shirt The Household Club Jldoll Eaxie ilranj noncaklnc Paw CIEF sE1nrh creamy Slander 20C nfri ear lb 25 c 75c Stamped clued fiurar In 8lh muslin 1 L C Datead 26c lb fcUL SAlSAtSB Ht orvelaf or Salami d ZOC CheMe pc lifj 1 Sau 25 Braiding Eyelet and Vallachian designs on nice quality LinonL c Clioice frcull D co ft N E f ItFFFu brut uFRflIPBTAe O SC select at establishment C monJ1745c sel You can then our WllfUf UKRRIE8 The sinker eras h Oirne1 Ilsxf lb wifrr KHXKITKTIJIIS quality 1 putrcd Ufi Jt litrrlr slut pkr 7 C nlIdcl direct n Ir worrr3f fuikfurler Hjle times e per lb 12C Lawn Value 75c special at J Turnitiire Hugs Etc epMlal for t 51eC9c Carpets 29c Pillow Slips 21c 1 and the payments are arranged to suit your convenience You New Seasons Canned Vegetables Of Ortental Madras band finish Value 29c special 21C have the benefit of our immense assortments and you are charged Maine Style Corn No 2 cans Larly June Peas No2 cans at c t I no more than if you paid cash Berkeley Brand Tomatoes No3 csmsJ 7c Harpoon r String Beans No2 cans 7c Adams Building Balcony j I I Splendid Values on the Bargain Squares for e Quick Selling Friday IN THE ADAMS BUILDING 3S 1 Many Groups of Seasonable Merchandise Selected from Our Regular Stocks All Marked Away Below Our J Regular Selling Prices You Should Visit Every One of the Bargain Squares Tomorrow You Will Save Money J I I r i Umbrellas Womens Sweaters Womens Waists I Girls Dresses Womens Neckwear Boys Hats r At a price less thin the actual cost ot Heavy weight single breasted while I Fifty dozen Waists of Flannelette indifferent I In several pretty plaids Waists Wide Chiffon and Crepe Lisse Ruch Boys Patent Leather Hats Greatest i ivumitacturins 1000 Urn Wool trimmed with silk ing Value 5oc r bargain ever offered in Oxford and gray different colors also very 35 ci line O3C Ih I lirelhs coverings a ln per yard at Duin childrens hats slightly nn Dargatn I Sqr quality I11tmrlzed Serge Darpin Coat Sweaters also Birfiln black Sateen Waists I Darain full pleated Skirt with Iierrot Huffs inblack Squle Square Square I and while double Square fG imperfect from transportation No 2 tassels paragon A frames large and cases varied square womens Sweaters Squire with plaits and embroidery No s deep hem Sizes 6 No 7 white and colors made No8 i breasted SWe large rtatian but not No i No 4 andgustily mane Cenlre portation enough front selection lfat both fancy and front pearl buttons and roll front broidery panel trimming Front to 14 years Value fronl of good quallly Chiffon to Impair their l imported natural wood hen Value SiSo each I Value7Sc 23J special on QQ dies 26Inch for women 28inch 69 collar Two 125 front Value 7Sc 39 t 1 75 at 89 looks Value 350 at 7OC for men value Sloo to Jl25 at O7C pockets Value 200 at at Nt Remnants Taffeta Silk Wool Dress Fabrics Broadcloth Remnants Dressing Sacques Petticoats Silk I Nlghtlhgiles Made of flowered and fig t Petticoats in black Great clearance sale of Silk Remnants Colored Taffeta Silk splendid qual Extraordinary values offered Rem Special SaleBlack and colored ured flannelette finished and nants of wool dress Broadcloths 50 inches with scalloped edge 1 nants plain fancy 15C Bargain and assorted colors ity a good assortment rBargain Value 25c at OCD silks m a great variety DaraI fargaln wide all wool ChilTon Dot In Iraln gooJ i lengths running square Square Robes Of rlpfrlfd 01 Bath D rlp No9 of Moreen Sateen Square of colors and patterns In Squire of desirable colors also Square from 2 to 8 yards No Square U Broadcloth including the Nq 14 derdown In all colors I I Cenlre and Heatherbloom No 10 lengths ranging from 1 Nrtl II white and black No centre n Value as high as Centre smoke shades Value Centre finished with scalloped I 9 to 10 yards Value d and aVn Ccntre y ccntra edge Value 12 S up to 59c per C Value 65c per 39c 125 per yard 35 at S169 per 119 navy wool girdle valor 275 25c C 89 at yard and 150 each at C yard at C yard special at I fj50 at Felt Hats Corsets Unbleached Muslin Funny Favors Ribbons i untrimmed Bel Medium bust and Corsets Fine Taffeta RibbonsH inches dozen long hip 100 womens 3 500 yards of 36 inch unbleached 2 Daraln gium Felt Hats newest I Bart ln Hose Supporters attached bleached Muslin good sgBre n ln and Candies Bardn wide high lustrous finish t it quare Squire Bargain qune scare all desirable colors suitablet No u models in taupe grey navy No Heir 16 front and sides also Corset Square quality Regular price No19 Bear Foi Witch Night No 20 for hair bows and genera cenlre morocco and black Girdles with front Supporters No 17 7c per yard spe Rear use Regular price Rear bc clot at C at Moderate Prices j JOc L at 95c porters attached Value SOc at 39CI t1 5c per yard at J y IN TUB ONEILL BUILDING I Velvet Hats Cloth Suitings I I White Blankets Black Dress Fabrics I At Jess than inch all wool shadow cost 50 Womens Pressed Velvet Hats This Seasons Stripe Suitings greatest bargain Three hundred White Cotton stripe Panama 54 inch all wool j r II ar IIn correct shapes in black navy lIualn offered J4 inch all wool stripe Bargain Blankets 104 size in blue and Square Jlarjaln Thibet Cloth t 0 inch all wool n i I Square Squire Tailor Cloth Suitings a tine assortment Square I No7 Cheviot also imported fancy weaves No6 ink borders Value 79c fa Nag taupe green and morocco No i pink I ed ment Value 175 and I Value 5100 and St25 per50c i Value 011 j25 at e 95c 150 per yard at 59c per pair at 58c I yard at 50c i I I iJ 4 j It I as II 4

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41 I i iJ IP J t THE ETVEWING WORLD THURSDAY OOTOBER 29 1908 il f ff MARY GARDEN DOES f SALOMES DANCE i J IN HER BARE FEET I I I i I And Her Third Costume Is of l Transparent rleshCol I r L f I orcd Silk f I I I PARIS TALKED OF IT I 4t4 j But Theres Nothing Sugges I live About It Prima I I I Donna Declares IJEI I The newest Salome came to Nrnr York on the Adrlite today She U Mary Ji Garden Oscar Itaiimer teln1 prIma J I donna and she brought with her the 1 i t head of John the Hiptist nnd the silver i i r upon which It tests In a big square box t I end her cc tr In a handbag i i Gertrude Hoffman and Tanguay l I tied others have done the Salome dance i In New York and out In Pittsbiirg hey i I called out the Tire Department when J Blanche Dcyo attempted It so Miss Gar I t den cotirs a little late It may nfely J4 be said however that when Miss Oar i j den does her Salome on the stage of the Manhattan OpcraHouse the Sal l i omes of Miss Hoffman and Mss Tan i r guny will appear by comparison as memories of Indies parading In Ocean Grove bathing suits rl Mus Ganen is enthusiastic about t I rlt Enlomr This Is apparent lor not only bus she brought her own bead of John the Haptist with belIt was manu Ii factured under her personal super i vision by a superior papier mache artist in Paris but she has learned to dance on her toes like n ballet premier She Ins also bern coached in the part I l by Richard Straus who wrote the xnuslc b Nothing Vulgar in Her Dance i j i The prima donna consented to le rcrlbe her costume to an Evening I World reporter but she was extremely r I modest shout Italmost reserved when I I v i H Is considered that she was tajking about clothes She Insisted that there IK nothing vulgar or suggestive In her r dance of the seven veils My lust costume In the dance said l Miss Garden Is a sort of manteau I It is of bright orange slllt embroidered with green and blue flowers and de t i rlgtis In Fpange 1 Advance notices from Parts emnnat i I lug flum persons who have seen this I fiist costume state that It Is a marvel dl In the way of harmonizing dissonant l tolnrs lllss GarOen wears the mantle r p Inly a biiort time I The next costume she told The Evening World reporter Is u tight lilting garment of gold cloth embrold I vied with rubles nnd rhinestones It Anil she let It go nt that Hut the t i Paris advices say that the garment i which extends from comewhcie above It the waist line tn the ankles Is made j of netting It is bewildering brilliant ind hfirmonlcs ttillngl with Miss Oaiden toil wig i When She Dancs on Her Toes I Tile third costume Miss Garden rent on Is of transparent llesh col I lll silk Only my feet and aims are I Bare 1 nsauty war 1 wear no jet t e I b I J I ixcept a ruby and an emeiald ring i I The Paris advices hay that the trans jmency of MlK Gardens Mesh colored tjlk outside garment in the thud change f qt costumes Is most apparent It is f Mhllo wealing this costume that she liancea ou ier toes loss CJirdn was asked to describe Inn opTatlun of shedding the seven t yells Slit said it must ue Hen to be p nppieciaied Tile Paris Information Bgies with this Miss Gnicliii pent many weary days Jcariins u ounce on her loes She took JctMjit from Mile Chaslcs formerly of the Opera Coulquii In Paris t 4 l DAMAGED BY A TRlNK i A heavy trunk which Henry Van lleir the aged Janitor of the Gladstone nuinelor apirtmcntK al No I 3 I Klfth avenue VVIIK ilra Klng downstairs there 1 thin afteinoon Kt btotnl hlH riinlio Ho fell dow t the fu Might and the tr mk rrnaliiltttm him at the bottom crushing both his legs Van steer was taken to tile Ni w YoiU Ilnspltnl He IF v fw ntvn voais old and fouitfen yeas ego was u utlii In tin family of William K Vin ierlillt Ii How a Little Cub Beat Teddy Bear Out 1 0 tg t w l s 1 i I S tA lll I t 1 r I r I 1 e i r lit 1 i e I I ere I I A Teddy Hear once leaped so high lie scaled Ins fathers back i Sad he Im quite he atlust btu I On this athletic track I f But lo beholt If conies t cub I fI Who thr ugh a World Want Ad Leaped Into sail a high puce he 4 l Made bmstiul Teddy sad t Audio think thai fotliunCtlllnff 1F WorlJ SUuutiw I ttnltii rite toil W IS Words lor a Quarter t rretarnursowwis 500 Blossoms Give This Chrysanthemum I Three Feet High a Diameter of Twenty Feet I o Beauty of the Twombly Greenhouses to Go to I i Flower Show in State NEEDS A PRIVATE CAR I Ills a World Beater Declares Proud Gardener Yho Plant ed It Last February Tills story IR about a chrysanthemum About n chrysanthemum that IH only nine months old only three feet hlRh has only fist bloom and Is only twenty feet In diameter Thats going some for n plant Isnt It This chrysanthemum Is coins to the Chicago Flower Show and It IH frcine to travel In K railroad freight car nil by itself because It is so large If you are Inclined to doubt this just take a little trip out to Madison N 1 where In the spacious greenhouses of the Hamilton MoK Twombly estate you will find the haughty Japanese flower arrayed In such gorgeous nttlre that even Its own little daisy ancestor would never recognize this magnificent monarch Although only the cream of chrysanthemum society line ever been allowed to break info bloom In the recherche circles of the Twombly hot houses this year a new and more mar vellous bud will make her debut one that Is destined to make even the aris tocratic and prlreTvlnnlns dowagers lift up their veiled heads and marvel For the debutante chrysanthemum though on Infant of only nine months has already Required MO blossoms to her slim young stall find boasts n diame ter of tent feet so that when travel ling about on exhibition she needs must hate a whole private car of her own To meet this HrobdlKnaglan specimen I face to face mi livening World reporter journeyed out to Madl oti todio and there surrounded by an nd miring throng of sister chrysanthe mum the Duoheader stood The more the merrier teemed to be the motto of this fnt young thing for bulging blos soms burst trot every available space five hundred goodsized golden heads nil Bayly nodding acknowledgment of the wondering gaze proudly chal lenged tle flower world to match their charms with hers Is a World Dealer Uut none dared come too close to the haughty though corpulent debutante for her burdened branches stretching out ten feet on all skies made admira I tion permissible only at long distance While this stupendous jpe imen or the i I Japanese flower Is the long of It In width It must be confessed she Is cn talnly the short of It in height for standing In solitary splendor upon a shelf all her own she ctiy reaches ire tlneefuot marl nhea strocrirg oer utmost nut lack of Inches dont disturb the vanity of the youthful debutante for I lifting her yellow heads to The admiring I j gaze of the beholder she scornfully I seems to say to her hothouse com I I panlons Hear me If you can i And there Isnt a chrysanthemum In the world that can bent this young I beauty proudly sold Arthur Harring ton who IIH head gardener of the eighteen greenhouses which stand on the Twombley place superintends the I raising of 10C XI chrysanthemums a year and who for nine months has raised this latest floral wonder with the tenderness of a father Vc planted her last February Just a little shoot from one of the other I chrysanthemums and she has respond i ed to my care Just as If she were a hu man being When we grow more than one blossom on a branch we pinch I out each little shoot and In that way 1 start another bud growing while with the tal one Jilojsom flower we train all the stray shoots In Well I never saw a chrysanthemum grow so many shoots I ar this goldenheaded one did They smil sprout eii out by he hundred and ever ila ne d lull ii a dozen or snore llxsMtms to grpp us She Just started in to beat he record and she hoe certnlnlv sup ceded for there prob I ably Int mother rower of this kind i In the tvcld whlih can boast of 500 i blosonis t Going to Flower Show Shes the pet of the greenhouses nM there Isnt anything line enough for t r wi Inl Of mum shell have a piivvo car when we take her to the Chicago firmer show for she couldnt get In trill inv others slws stick a size And she isnt pampered or petted How or either This little beauty didnt need any certain temperature or other i ales like the orchd or numerous llow Iore of delicutf oon titutlnn rihes a hardy girl with a fine sal 1 setting and I nothing bhrrt of a f lone trill ma her I beauty Its none beat bet to say shes the finest clirvvpnthenmm in the world I Although the five hundred header Is the acknowledged beauty of the place ihrvsanthenuims of other varieties run her a close second for wondrous beauty Slim joijng thuiKs of twelve feet high which to unit foci to face it Is neces sary to climb high up on a ladder haughtily hold up their shaggy heads n pompous dignity while fat dowagers dressed in snowy white fairly bristling with their own Importance lecllne in showy grandeur awaiting admiration radiant reds delicate lavender and rosy I pink ill prick und perk and spread I themselves to a really matvelloub ex tent and sophisticated yellows turn up their nose leaves exclusively drawing their golden mantles around their ro tund forms Dashing Southern beauties decked In magnificent combinations of strnberr red with yellow fringe trim mings ale the wonder of pale thn young buds who hae turned fairly green with envy Overgrown shaggy specimens droop their heads In shyness vainly attempting to hide their charms behind their bolder sisters Kvcryivhere are chrysanthemums of all kinds and conditions each a wondous specimen of Its own particular nrlet variety making a veritable Birlyland of blowers out of the hot houser mu I w e Fi f WM VOGEL SON rf f b Y a r 1 f 1 r t i r7 r q 15 Personality Suits and Overcoats HE groove of habit has been worn deep in the world of clothesmaking THE doing the same thing over and over again day after day never departing from the old established order of things has made the great majority of suits and overcoats hackneyed and stereotyped Inlit Per sonality clothes there is a radical departure from timehonored methods and traditions Our I 5 suits and overcoats H sense a mans personality as well as they conform to his person Its the result of mixing gray matter with just cloth I The Suits at 15 take form in a series of models radical and conservative and are fashioned of pure wool fabricscheviots and cassi meres in monotones stripes and overplaids and black Thibets The Overcoats at 15 involve a numerous series of models in black tan gray and Oxford fabrics in a diversity of weaves OTHER PERSONALITY SUITS AND OVERCOATS UP TO 40 I WM VOGEL SON Broadway Houston St eo sf m Jio THREE SOlDIERS I ACCUSED BY GIRL MAY BE EXECUTED Army Regulation Fixes the I Penalty Though It Has 1 Not Been Enforced Charged vltli MltrcMlnpT a young gIrl I on the Government rezrvatlon at Fort i Totten Vlllets Jolnl the penalty for which la death Privates James Mclvny nml John M IJartl te of the Eighty second Coast Artillery and Private John Hunk of the OnE Hundred and Sixty first Coast Artllleiy were arraigned be fore Inlted States Comtnlssloner lIene diet In Krnoklyn today and held for trial In the 1ederal Court I lute complainant against the three i men Is Emma GranlouUm sixteen years old She has been employed since last spring In the family of Tredcrlck New I man of WhltHstone as nurse girt Lust Saturday the girl alleges she went to the WllllIH 1olnt reservation to meet a friend a private In one of the artlllcy corps While waiting for him she met McKay Uartlste and Hunk They made an appointment to meet her later in the aftcruoon She met them and went with them to n vacant house on he reservation She was found there the next morning amt required medical nttentlon before she could be removed When Col Whistler In command of Knrt Tottrn Icimpd of thin lin hail the girl hrntiRht to the rrsorvntlnn unit llnril up nil his companies before her Him iilikcd phi the thiro pilvnte and they were Immcrtlnlily ntrr trd The arm y tPKUlatlnlm fix death ns the penalty fw such oultnKes when committed on n Oovernttienl ivrcrvn tlon It Is said luiwcvor that the death penalty for such a crime has never been Invoked 2 APIECE FOR THEIR FUN Three VnnnK 1111 Mini Torrorlrpil n Harlem Itlock Teoptr living In Hast One Hundred and Twentyfourth street between Mad ison and Lexington avenues wore ter rorized for an hour today by throe voting mentw ho were overequipped with liquid Inspiration The trio slutted In by robbing most of the houses In the block of their dooimnts Then they played football In the street with gar bage cans and nsh ciins nnd chased everybody who ventured to Interfere A stieelcleaner who lemonstinted wan slapped and kicked 1ollocman Trnlnor arrested nil three They gave the nines of John Iumi Sylvester Conlon nit Iutrlck Hulpln and said they nil lived lit No 114 Kist One Hundred and Twentysecond street Magistrate House In Harlem Court fined them K nvleee CASTOR For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho I Signaturo Ii of I artlR Worry Kills More Men Than WorK Worry is a Thief it steals your peace of mind it unfits you for your daily work It undermines your health and eventually brings rm to an Mrlv grave You need not worry if you let SPER FEATHER YOLR NEST wltj I Furniture Carpets or Rugs en his Dollar or Two Cash Basis WITH A YEAR i OR MORE IN AHIGH TO PAY THE BALANCE And no man or woman need I hesitate at accepting the CLEAN and SELFKESPECTING CREDIT that SPEAR OFFERS I 1 Spears ThreeRoom Outfit 150 15 Cash 2 Weekly I j 1 I T i t I 32503 Cash 1 Per Week t For elegance and good taste for excellence of material and workmanship this threepiece Parlor Suite of Colonial design is well worth seeing the trames of selected birch beautifully finished in dark Polished Mahogany are fitted with loose cushions of Silk Plush fastened by heavy cord and tassels to match MM fl MM MMAMMIMNMI BIM t BlO r A Small Payment at Time BOAR I D of Purchase A Little TAnu Each Week Buys a Carpet SltUJ or Rug I OST BlttSSEI CAISlKTS lpnutTul Vat oc atmd terns orj durable worth 63c P polished hc a wand Si Mlal Drn e ihrr AKlins MO rich color os Ie has liiB o iniludini the nev live Cr e n the usual regular price SI25 a yard 98c line filer Pperlal rice AXMINMKK CVIHKT1 In a variety and linen nf iJvilKnn iplinilia wenwer very st drawer fa honnbl north fl 33 a j 1 07 a with large yard special price 7 oict siis nr f5 in n cadet or tupboard rietty patterns ory rear 1650 below the anent Ale 12 Spwlal price mirror is AXMINSTKIt HKiS very fashjonaUla I e piatronle 11z2u pattern prce iix12 Special 52250 IIION 1eIOS rlch1 colorings ur 169JIPllaON Special price paiiunt x12 C97 fin 1 Cash A Rug Free with Every Carpet 1 Per All Carpets Made Laid and Week Lined Free YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT I New York e tt 0 Open Plttstmroi S p Saturdays Cincinnati t6FAVEL16m5T Until 10 P M 1 0 BAUMANNBRO P t E Furniture Carpets Draperies Crockery arid Bedding I fI I r tls 1 I lIe 1 eVq or 4 h t h rc r Sh 4 I II prorated KltfDslnn Table oak golden fill1 I I will dhlcilng nrdrMtnl Haw tI lIImp tfj BUne d I I 41 rwaaitvael198 Na llluMralril to rciluwil from 99R 1 ui r u 1 Vs n r 398 II a h Room I r 4 125 wIl PAY Cnmptley Furallbel FRI IOHT I I t iC Ou rehlblllnn at our 7 wjt Falesnwms 7G d e Q ds I tJ Sit di eGp t l I t i i h 4 e G II p d or z1 Write for our Our liberal ii Qh NIW UOOKLIH PER WEEK redlt terms ap dye I r containing In OPENS ily also to lonjc Ir r formation rev r AN Island New I4 ardlng our out jersey or Con 1 1I I f y tits Alalled free ACCOUNT lectlcut 4 Sit 3 Rooms Open SuturUItS 5 Rooms dy I fl Cpmpeteiy 75 I Until I Completely 150 II s I t Furnulied 10 p n Furnished 1 1 4 e r COLD WEATHER 1 NOW ON THE WAY 6I RAIN PRECEDES IT Tis Well to Be Careful by Being Properly I Dressed When the Sudden Change Comes T I l A Stitch in Time Saves Nine A Little Pre caution Saves Doctors Bills and Worry j t Everybody has become so used 10 Knit Sweater Coats for men nnd the unusually warm weather that li women nt the famous Hope price summer clothes low snoes and light 8Sc The most wanted colors and underwear are being worn most gen styles in this most popular garment erally Even thus lightly clad people IK sure to get n Sweater Coat An have been perspiring freely during other special sale is thnt of Men these warm October days nut the Rain Coats anj the price 1180 change Is coming A fortnight ago These rain coats nro the product of I they were sweltering In London and i one of the best knotvn wholesale tai wearing straw hats and summer lors They never should have been I thing but last week London was sold for less than 1000 freezing and furs were In evidence There is no denyinp everywhere Tills cold wave Is now working this way i Tint Money Is Scarce While the majority of merchants In New York have been looking glum nnd for that reason Hope cornea and acting lowspirited Hope the forward with a special sale of Mens Irrepressible and constantly active Suits at their famous price 880 linn in I Such units See them in the window inThe then go Inside and try thorn on and The Old Stewart Building you will acknowledge that 1250 I would be bargain the finer a In has been keeping In touch with the lines of Suits Top Coats and Winter weather conditions and prepared on ter Overcoats the most prominent an elaborate scale for the coming bargains are those at SH80 and change 1780 not to be duplicated In other The Hope corner has undergone ope genii stores for at let 55 to 10 a striking metamorphosis in the past I more FurLined Coats for men and week It has been transformed Into women is another strong special feature an aspect of golden hue most likelytlre t ture beginning as low as IBO and to harmonize with the Gold Stand JiOUO would be a bargain price Of j ard that intro Stamps are being i the rcurse they have furlined coats as duced The full details the about high as 13780 the actual value being have ben b the I stamps n published by n 20000 A most Important item Just Gold Standard Sfanip I Company antp now is Umbrellas for men and womet from the Flatiron Uulldlng also In have become en Hope prices a page announcements of the ONelll You hear it in thc feature can rea Adams Company and In the Hope i tauranU in the cars and on the 1 ads circulars Sc The windows c on street Get a Hope Umbrella at Chambers street show tae beautiful 88c or 118 you cant eatat pivmlums comprising cqulslte orna tor tvce the money In any other store ments furniture bricabrac and The above are just indications of other nice things for the home To iniHngtlons the timely offerinsr iltlng you at Introduce Gold Standard Stamps tin Hope corner and no matter rapidly the Hope Clothing Company where you live It is positively worth ar present is issuing stamps to the I your while to take full amount of the standard value of I the goods they sell I A Trip to City Hall While You Pay Only land save money The ladles are par I the Hope prices which are the low ticularly Invited at this time to come es In Now York to this BIg Live Store and see how The other windows show the very much pin money they can save by things that you nnnt now in order to buying winter things r HIM and bn prepared for the cold weather com the boys besides getting started as a ing Warm Underwear of every de collector of Gold Standard Stamps scription of Die bestknown makes at i which are redeemable in both pre 88c A glance will tell you that the I mtums or merchandise You see underwear IE worth 125 Jlno and I madam the full book of 990 stampi even more It is to impress the pur1 will bring you anything you desire chaser that this Is THE bargain cor i In the way of premiums or you may ner of New York that a series of spe get 250 worth of merchandise at cial sales Is inaugurated at this time the Hope corner or at the grocers Underwearof most popular makes at butchers In fact at any store where Me Again it Is evident that the the Gold Standard stamps are yalue IS G5 cents and higher given i We Give and Redeem It Gdld Standard I j Stamps I COLD I I s 1 1 STANDAR STAMP l ttitttsr L titO Broadway TSJ Chambers St If you are not more than satisfied with any purchase at this corner 1 not only is your money refunded without quibbling butcommand ui r L SONG hIT of 0 w e The New I Musical r k h 95 medo I r R au lift p 3 ry i tk t Cf PWtileslet4 or 1 cW 5 I i IIWYOah rN 4 1 t t f c r II IJ III With Next I SUNDAY II I u The Key to Fortunes vaults is b commonly known as a World Real i f Estate ad Acquire one todmy t I l I

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r l rj U t t J L I l 1 11 D Orders LJ P made double silk e I of a faced s fine t ic ri d r 1 p carry Made of with a large variety of gold plated gun buckles I cowhideleather r in the greatest coupon Q metal The belts oxidized or black silverplated white blue green o covered with leather frames Heres r news thats good news indeed Tomorrow Friday will usher g fsj garnet brown arc in Copenhagen and other CI1 tV N polished 15 16 17 brass and lock 18 inch and sizes trimming Sold r in else 14 day of the year Clip the coupons bring them to Bloomingdales 1 tomorrow and reap a bargain fashionable Dnnnn dale colors Main Floor SOlh St Section Sp BSooa where nadaler at 5 Maja Floor oath Bt Bection harvestunparalleled From End to End this Great Store is Bargainful n j II n 15 Dinner Sets with Your 1 45 FurLined Coats u rc Autumns Smartest Silks I r I C Mens 125 Madras f 1 1 Boys Suits Trousers and i i a3l 0 Initial In Gold on Each PreCe for y c Womens 25 FurLined Leas 19 I 0 I 89c Black Taffeta Silks yard wide SOC I I D and Cheviot C Overcoats t ol me blacc kersey cloth and f guaranteed coupon price per yard f1 PIf tOO Boys 2 DoubleBreasted 11 u 25 Gold Border and Gold Initial 0 broadcloth 48 inches long lined Ii I 50c Black Satin Mcssaline 19 inches wide I U Pajamas at 78c t f j Suits with Knickerbocker trou i k Qrrr as 0 I 0U with brown Spanish mink have y I I p nil silk und very bright coupon price 35c aj 4 i Eers made oflancy mixtures Sizes Dinner Sfifs lOOpieces have more silky collars oi brown ff 1112 Clf oi C P v ardd colors 8 14 7 TO i yard j and medium 8to14years J U 12 00 I per Jar f Light years j coupon is old laje c l ti ha i I to t 118 elaborate border which gold e lynx coupon pncerl3 j I rn U I O1 3 to 1 0 J 1 nr Anhich old z lent generously cu Rai price A crest 0 1 Black 1eau de C e g S 1 r a I I can Cygne 27 inches wide all b instead of green And the gold crest j y ggne r L Mens S55 Furs lned Coats of t 0 ments trimmed with loops I 400 Boys r 69c Knickerbocker T J nnd Initial is on every piece A soup I p ft J 1 r 1 silk superior quality coupon price P c6 collar 1 3 g 1 4 line blaci kersey and broaJ NAI 4 h 1 N tlC and have militnty tj I tureen and regular rim soup plates I l per yard l N routers neat designs in tiics if l 1 52 inches tailored lf Front 1 SIIB ISo 18 r t T It make the rt I lotyflendidly f uy do I III nlnKduieV Main floor F IOn t r r I I r go to up t I nl II c rr Section 7 to 16 n 1 f floor BOtll St years coupon OJ 01 to Ii nc w stloose box shape English tI v ea L HinmllnE lairs Main 0 29c r r W r art hundred pieces e p A Sj 69 I 0 welted seams lined with brown 2 c price n r1 y t r0ur rice 0N Spanish mm peeved Preston 23501 c Portieres and Couch Covers 1 i C T1ffe Elastic Sus N 100 Joys r 295 Russian Over I a it t li L jt f y I N collars coupon price Q rLteres I l Mens 39c Fine Ul1S coats made of blue and black iJ 1JPi rL jl d Women 75RuSCIanPon Coats Portieres 0 cheviot emblem on sleeves 1 omen cins Coats35 00 18BrocadeclVdourPortieresbeaUlhul rich ID h f tz 4c a I 50 in has long ouron piKc o colorings diublo faced coupon II U enders 3 for 50c pr 19c Sizes 1 to 8 coupon fr 1 xfl F 13 00 1 Uiunlnzilalnx 5 oml Floor KKh St Svetlun I I s II prce 1 I prlceperpalr dh calfskin Ft u p wIde webbing trimmed WII cn I Narrow and we nn 109 UIo mlnifIii second Floor inth St Section I r f Ij 3 I I7RichCoelinPortieres very rich 11 5 0 0 detachable ends with nonriibtablc baks Kcgular ci Tomorrow and Saturday will be the r l 1 d Fashionable Fur Sets p deigns coupon price per pair and extra Icngihi Also police and liremans ttyle I I I I n last two days of this amazing sale g 150 Negus Couch Covers 60 inches wide QQr N nn Ill uiuKiiiiK 0 Min Floor Gut St Section J C Mens 1 50 w Besides the above remar tools offer I I Y Litt At Wonderful Low Prices for 1 Day Only 0 I fringed all around coupon price OaxL I L I I Jll I U I I there are other equally attractive I I I 1 I 175 Oriental Couch Ccvers6o inches 7 0 Gloves at 79c I 1 18 Persian Paw 1 00 4 specials in dinner sets and in tea sets jj r n j j r I T r 9 f 1 MGena r7 74 Iti Green Border Gold Initial Tea I N I wide pre ty effects coupon price V S C Mens and Boys 0u I i 15 Green Border Gold Crest Initial Sets56 Sets 5 75 l 3 1 1 III ojintn JaJoi Tiilru Floor Tjl tJi St Section I u Mens Prix Seam Importid 1ft I Jets 56 mode of the pieces m o e very I cl r I r 1 Dinner Sets100 pieces Run meed I bestAmerican plece po nelain Each piece I I Comprise a z fine 56inch fr t I I 0 4 Ply Union Linen 6ia I I Cape kin Gloves with Piri I I r 1 l tI to craze exceedingly durable edsl witUircen C I I u Y t I p i point embroidery As g sodas r mver itharcen I lsdecoraled areen A t P e I IS O scarf and Inr flat iI r t ru light and thin Each piece t dec border and has X 7Q large pil 1 C Linings Wanted Kinds 0p 12 for r II any you can buy anywhere n gold low muff rJY Ip Col IGsllfor610r44 I f g teen border and a crest udth your tml J J f 7 0 J a r ytd r I Qt S 80c or or o j else for 150 j here in various I f geld crest in which will be placed I N BThese are the condition of I 25 Black Lynx scs I 0 Heatherbloom Taffeta Lining a splendid assort o Every populbi shape is in haled Sizes n pretty shades ot tan in all i nr year initial in gold The hundred this stile IWe win nm send nnv of I 0u large rug muff with u 11 qu t it I I u ment of shades usually 35c coupon lJ P N to iO Nev and perfect goods I N i sizes llloomlngilalei Main Floor 5 th SIC Sedion I I h1o pitces include n soup tureen with the sets c o D A dcpOSll must b u head and tails and s 1 I price per yard G Hi niniiliilis iijui 1t inr H 1 St SCUUII f9 coTcr 2 covered vegetable dishes id on every set ordered We wlll I scarf 1 0 1 ff A I P 19 Fast Black ercarne36mswlde 1 0 v J z9 and plates the regular Our price rim 7 45nol promise tie liv e rY in less than three p Far Eastern Mink Sets 3stripe v f t I I 1 0 beetle finish coupon price per Y old 72 C c I Childrenfs Underwear Women Gloves ra I II soup weeks irens I I I Ascot or throwover cats Go CP I Best Q ality Kid Cambric all colors C Is IV omlncJ lM31JFloor SOth St Section i 31 I t i F 34 c 250 j Kd Glace a I inches long and large 1 519J f J I N coupon price per yard Chiidtens Roots Tivoi Underwear in natural I 6Eutlon Length Black 0 1 0 flat piilow muffs 0 i 1IIo awn dalea 1 AII1IloorWlhSljection I r gray vcstr pants aid drawers Price fttL I 0 GloVCS sires 51i 6 and C 0 coupon 67 lnl I 1 0u l n e 1 25cI tJjiAn I Blue Opossum Sets 50inch scarf and lor s zi 16 4wiC I 0u price per pair i ALL CARS TRANSFER Tt1 CJ1I 1 J N Hat pillow muff r at r95 I r u Rise cf 5c for each rie thereafter I u I Women aL25 Prix Scam Ccpc Glove im j I II I I Russian Pony Fur Sets 62 inch pointed and 1 I Upholstery Needs 1 p Childrens 25c Ribbed fleece Lined 15 I ported all sizes in various shades cf tan Nt thiow tie and 0 I Underwear JC I I more than 2 pairs to a customer st out 7O 41 15inch F f V Z1A rJ square muff 3 c Opaque Window Shades in white ecru I in ecru coupon price p I fC I 5 75 of air t with heads at I Childrens 25 Sleeping Garments lined coupon price ofPfir pair I and green on spring rollers size 3x6 0 with u 20c e Brook Mink Sets four in hand or throwover I feet coupon price C fleece in neutral gray or white coupon I C o Worn ns S9c Glace Kid Gloves zclasp war 1 as N I C ianted in black and white Not mOle than 2 a Ym13 ANf b Sr scarfs 64in and 1 price n I long large flat Screens TO r P 125 creens filled with silkoline N a S LOIr pillow muffs 5 98 79 C UiovxiiiiiKiiiiti8 SOn Fluur near Hotwida i N palm to a customer nt our coupon price CCr i H coupon price of per par toC 1 nloomin Aalra Bepnnd Flwr Me t gt aeeUon 0 I t7r u I 39c Rallied Swiss Curtains 2V yards 25c uomlngJiles Main Floor Wh St Sc tlon rt1e r N long coupon pnce per pair I Infants Dresses and Caps A Ulcxmtncdale Third Floor 50th St S don 1 1 0 I Bed Clothes 0 I I i fc I 0 es U i Infants 50c and 75c Caps of silk and bearskin I Women Muslin 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Blankets extra size white I N 350 Irish Point Lace Curtains 22 5 C J J R1ibbed I i coupon price I I 98c ttWylr I new effects coupon price t t of pair iiJ llIoJOlIrgrtlos Second rioor nrnr Rotunda Underskirts I lad tia f 1 I 1 2 value coupon price per pair Dio mlnrdal s Third Floor KHh St S otlon o U j u at 19c L M w HA p a 125 Silkoline Comfortables fan size light and I Elastic quality cut very foil at the bottom v 1 I I Q dark grounds tufted and stitched white JQ I r u I The are in natural gray ecru and dark blue Womens Stockings y 7 t A SAFE I in vest meet 1 cotton coupon price OcC 1 C 150 Bamboo p Regular and extra sizes Mail orders filled I s s I I t t o Crochet Bed Spreads hemmed single 49c 1 Womens 75c Jersey Merino Underskirts c Worsens 25c and 35c Stick tigs y I d I t 0 size 1 value coupon price tiL o i well made and trimmed Usual ers44 imported fine Gauze J thread black I t ufl 1 r 1 I I 0 Bookstands 98c w price r Ij fa a Walters Piairao 0 a 5 Jap Silk Comfortables full sire finest white 0u f N I 75c coupon price Tf4C 1 0 cottar stockings plain black and and 5n z I a7t i t l I I cotton filled solid color silkoline backs silk u i white split sole stockings mercerized If it 1 I N c These bamboo bookstands Mail orders promptly filled 0u I color Cou 7 I cenzedcolor stockings tufted beautiful designs coupon J o DWomfnzdatea1ntt Lrndervea ll M rah ten t Main Ploor I u 1 15c I I Jlie Greatest Piano Sale Ever Held I price J J 59 p are 45 inches high and 18 i pon price per pair J tJC rt t p i ytl Ie un wide four inches Have burnt r 1 1 15c StccI e as 1 Bioomia il lM MIn Floor SOth St Section Women and Childrens c cc I manu o shrives well finished These C Flannelette Kimonos and p I to crate toe bl PIAno I veSt we mile ese I 0ette monos I ings the womens stockings are 2 ftj I J III I Everybodys Opportunity SSSS s rnd rr 1 7 10 1H 1 0 nenest and stands nre useful and orna o I thread cotton with double heels am J tran latent dtalKV of renowned richtone Walter halter InchidAa In the wee Household Linens TowelsN mental St Dressing Sacques at 44c 0 tees in black only The cUdrtnf A i Ne user erytody who dear not Tact a Walter Pltuio to com and Judge for i u rQSSrn ac ues 0N Tuff Eruff brIdfJ world nloumin dalee Third Floor loch St Seci1Wt sockings are our e tolirwlf wlirtber this la not tin Grontett FIiwio otter In the W Section 198a 350 Mercerized Table Damask J 64 inches wide in p Persian floral and polka dot effects for womrn N wide ribbed inn II sizes fj 4Y 1J Y 375 Slylfit Wallers Pianos 198 I J700 Style Colonial Walttn el rctrhze 2a ea d Inchhes tablecloth C 1 I I lengths yards just enough or a tu e I 0 Some with sailor collar and turned up cuffs others I Coupon price per pair t I 400 Style B D Walttn Pianos 235 i 6750 Slyl R Walters Piano 375 C cloth Regularly 125 coupon price OC I I 150 Griffon I N have scalloped edge or ribbon trimming I Ill wlnln AaleilatnFluor0th St Stlon M I I 1 475 Styl C Walters Pianos 240 I 5750 Walters Vtrtical Grand 375 1 per length Ic 8 UlOollIIllIIlah Second Floor SOU Si Pwtlcn 3 isoo Styt LMWaltonPiw nt 250 o Mercerized Table Napkins size iBxis inches Safer Razors SOc i I I n 550 Sty i D Walttn Piano L60 S 800 Waltin Prrm rr fiano a 409 I fast edge Regularly 1 dozen coupon 9C 0 I Safety azors c Gold Eyeglasses at 39c 1 1 10 Opera Glasses at t r C 325 1000 Walttn Baby Grand Piano 600 u price 12 for OifC I Have a blade of fine tempered C I 1 I 1 11 Ic 650 Stye F Walttn Piano I u They I 12ltC Huck Towels linen finish red border steel and good nickel holder Sim C Only5oopoirThey I the Above Prices Include New Style Stool an d C over I p hemmed liberal size 125c value JJ p ple practical and safe O 1 are folding opei pl I sl l LIFE AND SOUL OF A IANO LOST I 6 C I glasses With Mrri jl II AHflttnn I TJIH ACTION IS THE coupon price 1 Griffcn Razor Stropping Ma o r li I Attenton Iaoo contain a tae tlnnl In that Aliemon MOT1ON ACTtONa which three slanoa era t 1t I j lenses I I me wolrt o J2C Glass Towelling fast color red and blue o chincA new device for sharp U e3 I may be fc I II J checks 19 inches wide coupon price rJf N enlng Griffon safety razor Of 1 p u c u s c d rt t I I q I d I J N 10 yards for OC j3C p 11 I I Our Special Offer of 900 Walters Y hledts coupon price desired f If 450 29c Turkish Bath Towels large size white HloinJn dalij Main Floor bIb St Action J I i idTVical p They fold up compact y II Il I I I 0 Exclusive ask 3 for Ida scat glasses I Piano Outfits opticians f r Alastertone Player fringed embroidered with a pretty red Q I and may berarcd ire 19 fitted wit white lenses They pcriswipic are pirc pic initial eah i cC cPc Sold allover IrS price ell T the vest pocket r Fiest player piano made with 12 rolls of music cabinet and scarf coupon j f N Not more thunone pair to a customer 0 i Jl n a 1 ellt lJIoomlngdllu Main Floor Front Ctntrn I Fine Imported Uioomlnirdalrf Main Floor Front Centre 0N over Europe for 5110 to jJ mpor 150 Only one pair to a I I 9d Beware of Piano Frauds I C Mens a niWomIIr5 C 1 I Grating C Groceries Purest and Best N customer pair Illoomlniftlalei at our coupon Main Price Dour of front p r lt 29 u e i Dont Buy a Piano Unless It Bears the Makers Name I o Black Felt a w Machine I Breakfast Cocoa absolutely Pure I a i l On bould beasts of wlonelll 4 piano It to rtromely dan 49c U I JrJI O vest P roduttd PluOre I I I Sftner l Pianos roUI to vnrchcae a mano nnrnup 3lnr under n fal e mmo I I ft Ib pkgs Oc C Palatable Wines I t I fi Word UmcUl la tile conimunnrt form of Juno fraud It con UU In lib el u Slippers at u g I I t yj wijcll plot a ch ai V lnno with a namt r Munbllmr a 11 Sore but in Pp P 100 Krnd I best from Sweden 0 Hcr ly t ewnroereliir piano nwnufacturixl for the dealer iI II V1 Pi r Safety Matches bfoTsSdcni 49c t OArBAC I I I ream It III nothing but a rtitap paerlctf er I 144 boxes for C 0y IMPORTED CLARET FRONSAC i e and ID a short t tin 1ti vmo btcumet perfctly verb p pi I tar flat porvoi Have felt 0 a Cat IS II 18c Extra Large Prunes UpI From Barkhausen Bordeaux FITCJ I I Your Safeguard sto Buy a Walters Piano 11 0 at SOc rr inc AI I l soles sizes I 0 I le9 r 13c Ib HALF PRICE Per Piano t I fnr the vrjr T1rtft t id brat rrade our price always per I Genuine I TIt Name nulieraonnriuiw on l J aura In Inrna tlrc In a Saner N Grates Chocolate Cocca pest cured only one to a customer 101zc 0 cnebru p 368 N 3 Hams 12 regular rC1e s t 8 purchasing nlted states sold bond 0 N Case y I Pl r n i u hr would be In I to nuts Horse Radish etc lot t ter per Ib Z 1 N I IllonmuitJa Uaienicut L Hi r fist Grade Pianos on Terms That Are Startlingly Liberal I I IloonOt jrdulca ncrta i I u6uUt si dccuon inamin Ialra Dasnnrit I litnanln faire liurnrnt y y n atofill You can buy the finest highest grade pianos by paying J a0 lAIltafi1 i I This 2000 all Great Furniture Sale uh 1ks I 5 Down and 1 Per Week I I This 3750 polished This 800 Oak Economy r I I 1 quartered oak I tsvn1r I i This 600 oak NF s Sideboad finely fished quartered Chiffonier Y t 1 We charge no interest for the time taken in making payments 8 oak glass Crystal a Values Greater than Youve Ever Known I Mission Arm finished iii chtfrKe for insurance No extras of any kind The piano will bel I tal Clostt 3 top I 50 1 i 1 I 450 Chair Span 1 of 5 16000 worth of furniture which spot cash secured at a sacrifice 1475 I dered to your home on payment IS 1 mir t ore F I f f p 0 J in this sale at the most amazing price reductions known t ish leather IJ Masterpieces of Piano Construction I I 1 s x sr This i t grade Ya seat se t I 1 1 I hllig rfx This 3600 all ed s a 3i5 gvarerrd t I pl5 quare I I 1 4 Walters Pianos Are Pianos Built to Last a Lifetime I i 1 it box Irume Dining quartered o a k d oak g en ni n e i 1 i Tlitr tone t rich tinutlful and rtionant their tnnch l ono of the main fey r r Chair 111 cane 3 00 r y e a the r seat I I ttMiUtlaitlo iinl renpiniUu COII are double tnwri1 cruntvndKi nil Dm way I T r Sideboard large I l liou h IxaulKul and oilgmal In doalgn Wnllvn 1Uno will lnlrt Dm ton which L 11 r r seat o Chair tlouih Uian other piano In the world 1n I C size i elegantly I Urlcu mellow and r oimnt lonitr I any D r J Caution to Prospective Piano Purchasers I aa t 149 finIshed I 2 a 35 I J llnd r no ccntldtratlon do ire advl you to buy a aocallid allihtlr ud or x Y y Moondhana piano They art llk uorn out machinery perfectly uielcaa other f4 Solid Oak Decks Thia 1250 I wl ixopl would not with to part with them Why ahould you buy other pea des I 1 JI 2298 I cutotft whin we utter you thu lilghut orrad rue Waliori Ilanot for lu money Y1 lar Thi 350 quartered i tolld round i Ye7 i Tzrfe r on th moat literal terms of II per wcekT 1 2 98 fr 1 i r slal 1 I tip pedestal r 1 j p tend imitation j A good has t J I t al I Exchange your old PIano for one of these beautiful Walters Pianos I I L J n t t Ladies i r base Dining r t s 2 sL e r I Couch 0 We will take your old piano in part payment and give you mahogany r a thp privilege of paying any balance at 1100 per week UPON RUOUKST Thli 500 Oakyv i I Desk Chair I I f full tpnnR seat rue I i A REPRI SE N TATIVR WILL CALL varrcmm Third wonr Chiffonier l 350 carved top iflfiJ 4 This 1200 tufted IL Lex to 3d Ave o l oak saddle seat 198 798 Couth Eraser 800 tit I A u nifer Can to Bloomingdales S9th ex to 60th St t I tJ 2 98 j I 2 00 U I c 650 Rocker npiingi Kubrlkoid Que n 1 1 it All Can Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES Lex to 3d Ave 59th to 60th St

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pI liii u S N 1t 1 8 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OOTOBER 29 100a 1 i MARRIAGE A SECRET FROM ALL A YEAR Romance of Jersey Couple Be gan in Tea Store Where Cupid Was Busy The frisnfls of Mist Florence Stew art of No Jl Orient nvenue Newark and Charlas P Gorry ot Arlington y avsnue Jersey City were surprised to learn today that the couple had been marritd for a year and managed to ksep the fact secret The romance came about In this way R K L wls several years ago started In builnMB as a coffee and tea mer chant and employed Miss Rattle Stew art as storekeeper The young noman had not been long In his employ when he fell In love with her and their marriage followed Then Hattie Stewarts sister Florence was engaged ns storekeeper and Gorry was employed as salesman Gorry promptly fell In love with Mips Stewart and the pair kept company for a year until last Halloween when they attended a reception In Newark While there they slipped away from friends and going to Elizabeth were married i Oorry has since started In business as a rival to his brother in law and re i cently Mrs Gorry left Lewlss employ l The decision of the pair to go to house keeping caused the fact ot their mar riage to become known WIRELESS MOUNTAINS SEATTLE Wash Oct 29Advices I received at the local signal office show that the Signal Service wireless stations in Alaska have made another record removing all doubt as to the overland of sending wireless messages overland Fort Gibbon at the Junction of the Tanana and Yukon Rivers several hun t deed milts Inland Is receiving mas sages from Nome and St Michael 500 miles distant with many ranges of I hills between the to stations A message sent by the steamer North Western 1100 miles west of Cape Flat I tery to the United Wireless stsiVm at Cordova was copied The message travelled about 1200 miles In an airline aver two ranges of mountains I I lEhtich Bms 6TH AVE 22D 1O 23u SI N Y A 75c Gold Chain FREE GOLD GLASSES GLASSES I 5 f Examination by our specialist John J Hogan Oph D I We guarantee that this outfit costing 1100 cannot be had elsewhere for lets than 500 You can have your choice of either a fine 500 Gold Eyeglass of Spectacles Medical Doctor Here Just think a GEORGE WOSTENHOLM lie SON IXL All In orIginal sealed case 75 ENGLISH oon I 275 38c h RAZORS C j SALE FRIDAY AM SATURDAY r i WOSTENr10LM TRUE FPE

I No Mall Orders slrouid Every man that uses a razor take advantage of this sale This WOSTENHOLM razor Is sold every where at 275 As an advertisement I for this department we will sell only I one to a customer at HSo each 1250 Hogan Razor Strops riOt I t 00 Rogers 98 000 I Tea Set J f If this same Genuine Rogers Tea Set can be bought elsewhere for less than 2000 we will refund the money A beautiful Xmas gift f E6Ia11 Odors I Filled dyh alI t I I I Sal Friday Saturday Remember these heavy and rich fsnulno Rogers Sets will coil you 2000 now only after this job Is Bone 5 98 500 ST Rt tMwizuM Silver aoeW 4 Plated 20Pltct Combl nation Stti it 100 12 Tea Spoons 1 1 Sugar Hpoun ONE SET C Table Spoon L i 1 Butter Knife f TO A All In handsome case CUSTOMER l Ketrular value ICO i i MAIL niimits VIldrn i SALK FlllDAV AM SATUIIUAY I I A Great Chance sale Frtdtr S Nuturdur I Mall Ordure Filled Ha 7 Plated Teasoooml valu 125 ur vry IiatedTable6poousvalue PMTr iUttd Tabl fipooiisi valun 11001 p er H do IOn rOe ttMTT Fisted Table Iurk valu IS ifl Mr ft doin ilk ftiDl Plated KnlrM per U dOlOn OKr 200 Rogers 50c Baby Cups at TJii t a t tlflc fOtD t i s Roacrt 1 s eae amt Gold 4 4 BRANDENBURGS PICTURE IN THE ROGUES GALLERY Writer Who Sold Alleged Cleve land Letter Indorsing Taft Inspjcted at Headquarters Hrouchton Brandenburg the man Sine writer charged with grand lar ceny In connection with the now fa mous Cleveland letter Indenting Taft whlah he sold to a New York n w paper for fOOO arrlvrJ hero from Dayton to day In charge of Detective FltJislm mans of the DistrictAttorney office and was at one taken to PoUoe Head quarter Here he had to submit to the at double lthe ordeal of the inspection by a double row of masked detectives Inspector McCafferty personally ex hibited him to the sleuths and told them the details of the aoousation against Brandenburg He was then taken to an upper floor and photo graphed for the Rogues Gallery The prisoner was smiling rather confidently when he passed Into the nortaji of the building but his experience In police routine seemed to have dcpreased him when he was sent over to the Tombs I Ponce Court Ho refused to say a word Brandenburg was arraigned before Judge Foster In the Court of General Sessions and held In 1500 ball which was furnished byV bonding company FRAUD IN JERSEY CITY Chief of Police Monahan of Jersey City who has had n number of police men verifying the reglstratl t said that about a thousand fictitious names were on the books in the wards In lower Jersey City DOCTOR DROPPED DEAD 1 AT OPERATING TABLE About to Weld Knife on Patient When He Was Stricken With Heart Failure SPOKANE flesh Oct tl Appar ently tn rood health and In the act of making a medical examination Dr Ed II win 8 Ilutchlns dropped dead of heart failure beside the oporatlng table In his office yesterday Th patient who woe I on the operating table rushed out and summoned a druggist but the physician wu dead FOUND BROTHER WOUNDED Slater Come Upon Power MTterl only Shot In Street Gertrude Power nineteen yean old of No 401 East Twentyninth street heard shots fired and ran toward II crowd gathered around a fallen man at Fourteenth street and Avenue A last night She found the man was her brother Edward twentyflve an Iron worker Powera refuses to tell who his assail ant was He was taken to Bellevue Hospital It Is probablo that he will die The police arrested Conrad Franklin i a bartender of No 620 East Sixteenth i street and James Kilkenny a porter of No 832 East Twentythird street s p4 I A BARGAIN in eyeglasses Is an impossibility There is a certain amount of TIME absolutely necessary for the examination of the eyes Shortening this time means slighting the examination There is a certain amount of time absolutely necessary in grinding the lenses To attain perfection time cannot be lim ited Harris prices are as low as SAFETY in production per mits Si Glasses for Si S3 Glasses for S3 octticnl AS D OPTIOIANS 54 EAST 23D STNear Fourth Aye 54 WEST 125TH ST Near Lenox Ava 442 COLUMBUS AVS8HI S2d Stfl 76 NASSAU STREET Near John St BROOKLYN 439 Fulton StOp AS rr Better Qualities at Lower Prices Than Any Other New York Store I WE SELL MORE REAL LACES THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN AMERICA iiLh 1 7 b r o I fdnneD roe 1 ESTABLISHED FIFTYONE YEARS 6TH AVE 22D TO 23D ST N YOur J If Our 51st Annual Sale of Real Laces and Real Lace Robes A Great Value Giving Festival for Lace Lovers r THE markets of Europe have been searched to replete our countersthe rarest and most beautiful designs are to be found here and the prices are very moderate when Real Irish Crochet Lace Di the high quality is considered Black Lace Robes de In s t nndaom0er recto re O U ilength3 jjo to J125 value at and there is a reason too for heavy Messallne embroidery silk folds on also net a with few 5998 8900 the modest prices for I Uerre value s 5000 lace at effect 2500 We Sell More Real Laces Than Any Other Store in America I HandOlude Iteuulfeeiuice Doy Real Cluny Lace Trimmed eal Duchess Handkerchiefs Real Irish Crochet Lace 7ge ul ce Real Lace I I lies 12 Inch size value 4 S Scarfs 18x60 In o I lie value SISO at lice 15e CQ o 369 r chiefs t 200 value 1 48 Heal Cluny Luce Trimmed 25c at AOV value 1800 at OOW I v Table Cuter C4 Inches wide lland Made Renaissance IJoy Jteul Florentine Lace Trimmed Real Duchess lace DOT Ji2u value n lire 9 Inch size value tOe Table Centre Plecei 38 Inch leap lire value IISO at 75C for ISc at C wide value J 700 A QO at teal DuchessLace Turn 98e Irish Crochet Lace Medallions various shapes and I aceat Rtallmh Heal Cluny Reel value fUO at JfOVt sizes values 5c to Lace Trimmed t i Centrepieces 20 and 38 Inch Real Princess Lucr Scarf 8 3o at i rounds value 1 O I yards lone Blue SlfiOO I 25c 48c 148 and 198 13 to S4 at 139 298 and 1800 898 998 Ilifil riuiy Lace Trimmed at Centrepieces 18 Inch 4 no Steal Unite Lace lludker I Real Applique and Real Lierre Lace Robes value f 3 oe at JLUO clllrln i a e o linndke I 59981 Heal Valenciennes Lace Medal day gut nab 79e I value JluO00 special for lions value 20c each i9e I12S special at e I at cJi Ji I Ii Best Friday Sales in New York at Ehrichs 7t I if Womens 79c Kid Gloves trimmed with lace or 2 clasp In black tan or CQ Bon net s embroidery or stitching 1 5dnS brown a pair 59c NaertL4c and ruchlngs a manufacturers Money cheerfully refunded If duped sample line worth from I1S5 to Your Ouaranlre The Items listed if 100 Black Rustling Taffeta S350 all marked as a C 125 below are nuarnntred nra qual 3C Inches wide a tZOn Bargain At I ity and If uu can duplicate yard OOL I Honey cheerfully refunded If deilred these value anywhere elE4 we Money cheerfully refunded If desired will gladly refund your money Childrens 7Sc Pajamas TST 49c Faille cit 13 in he wide e Silksa o a i rterent with fancy striped flannelette w t shades to select from pocket sizes 2 to 14 years 45c yard a OQ C al cheerfully refunded If desired 450 Silk Lined lIonry cheertully refunded f desired Money fancy C 100 Black Broadcloth i O S9c Kimono Gowns H 7tt C Imono ill reed Brussels Net Waists wide and all wool a Kfjn I Ilanneleltu with bell kimono sleeve yard uC and edged with crocheted 49c MontY cheerfully refunded If dashed 1U scallop Money cheerfully refunded it Jetlred Jr 59c Colored Plain and Fancy Ij 25c 3 Picce Pin S e Is pial gold Suiting yard Inches wide a 29C pUln and fancy pattern tn Money cheerfully refunded if deilred at Gibson effect with In k Girls 300 Winter Coats desired ibsons effectfine Money cheertully refunded if inCOatf lone7 ILl aertuns of fine lace and fancy mixtures In ln black pun an and 39c Silk Elastic Belts white and and pin tucking oath full lengths some trimmed with color mounted with pretty trou ride of front trimmed braid and velvet no two alike and gun at metal buckle and 15c with or selfcolored folds of brown mte I sizes at C to1tyear gj QQ I clasps sauna silk email l and Money cheerfully refunded If desired bras m y Monev cheertully refunded If dashed buttons lace fa Mens 25c Cashmere Half Ifose trimmed tucked VrChemises Drawers and Corset Black and natural color 12I4C tucked u a L k sleeves new long and Covers sampler some ski hH l facps ill slzcB a pate 1 MIId trimmed with laces Money cheerfully refunded If desired pointed finished with high i and pmbroldcrles Wc val 29c po nte tucked col fnr k Boys 39c Blue Cheviot far Regular UCB at l J4M Money cheerfully refunded If desired Bloomer Pan and 1 et In made all 19c at spelal aiut tlJ 299 sl e LSl I Eiderdown SacquesIlt e e yc wool ed sizes Money cheerfully refunded If desired roiling collar coat sleeves finished with crocheted odge pink 39c Boys 200 Double Breasted blue end cardinal at U 7 JL Suits lancy worsteds Knit Underwear Money Shaker cheerfully Flannel refunded If deilred wh1te I and blue onevlois ape J 1Q0 II er anne extra h e aT y ciu at V vU For Women and Children quality regularly lo bar 5c I Mono cheerfully refunded If deilred gain price Pad Hose Womrni 325 811k liwlu Money cheertully refunded It deilred Front Supporters lllblivii Venn long cleaver draw

M In 0 h black vMle pink5 blue 15c era to match In ankle lengths Unbleached Muslin wide n toga e 8 regularly Vto np6oJal Wlr rtr weights and laxly Jo kind bargain prlco lIon v cheerfully refunded It deilred without doubt the great 5c a van lOc Adjustable Elastic Shirt sat value offered thus SI flO Money cheerfully refunded If deilred beacon M jir Waist Belts with waist 4c Women lllbbed Yeats uuu Damask Table Covers trlnged UnUiener attached Irnvror extra Urge uses In stitched 125 kind Bargain Money cheerfully refunded It desired whIte and fleecy lined Bites KQn BargalnV9C prIce U J I Womens I9c Cotton Hose up to 49 bust Bpnclal at Monet cheerfully refunded If deilred Colin Vr b Itlbbed Mast bleak double Uouirnc match Dress Gingham bt Quality ddouble long sleeve also drawers to T plaids and sales heels and a toejj 121L Regular Uc QOt C In ankle lengths a pair 12C 7C stripes Ito quality Bargain K C quality Bpoclal at u Mon v cheerfully refunded lt te tred price hllilrrn Fleeced hlilrti alsr Money cheerfully refunded If deilred Jf Womens 29c Ribbed Vests panlaleues and boys drawers all d inches widelight Percales Ions sleeves fleecy llncil sizes 4 to 16 yearn 21C and 15c f rertales and dark nhttdeaj l24c drawers to match In ankh 17c lie values Special quality Bargain price a 611 length XVomvni Hllilieil Unit Wool yard gl Money cneeriully refunded If deilred Vrn and Jrinv r vestj with Money cheerfully refunded If deilred I I fa Childrens 33c Rlbhed Sleep ankle long lengths and 100 values drawers at In 50c Diaperlllf Inoh larty Clio wide a Plce regl i ng Garments flue lined an thllilrun Illlllifil tlerlno rum llartaln price for 10 HUM 3 to 14 years i9C lilmillnu ullamnll size have yards n6OC I Money irteerfulty refunded If deilred drop seats sizes 8 to 14 years 39c Mine cheerfully refunded If deilred G5c values at Irr W L Douglas Womens Shoes and Oxfords 1480 Pair Absolutely Perfect Samples in All Leathers None to Dealers No C O D or Mall Orders 1 Ifo s Y G 0 n or Mall y u1t Orden ttcy k Rune 0 10 IHalrl 98 9 20 Styles to Select From Be Early to Get Your Choice 1 0 1 s 1 l CONCERT Ak L CONCERT In fh fz In Auditorium CfJlIIitVJ f eft Q llt Auditorium It 2 P M at 2 P M Old Stewart Building Store Closes at 6 P M October Opportunities in the Basement Stogie I A more than usually Interesting list of Special Offerings in the Basement Old Building lo announced for the remaining day of Octobei splendid timely merchandise gathered with particular attention to its Fall and Winter appropriateness and all of it at much J below its legitimate cveryday value On sale tomorrow Friday and in so far as tho lots last on Saturday Part of the stinring nowm I The WellKnown La Mode Womens Shoes for 250 J By an unusual condition these excellent shoes all stamped 3S0tbe regular priceare here to be sold at 250 The wrfter I affirms that they are worth more than a shoe advertised yesterday as worth 5 Our price U 250 n They areof kidakin ommrt in style with tips and welted and stitched soles Practically all sizes I There are also other Shoes for Women Girls and Boys qualities are such as you can safely pin your faith to stylcs are right tor i 1 Fall and Winter wearing quantities are large several thousand pairs of Shoes are here and the PRICES Well rcadithevdetail thats the surest way to realize tho goodness of the offerings Womens 2 and 250 Womens Felt House Boys and Girls Stout Shoes at 140 a Pair Slippers at 65c a Pair Shoes 130 and 150 They have been selling capecials in our stock We divided a purchase of tea fJiou nrf pabw Fine Winter Shoes of calf or Iddsldn In various I at these pricesreally they were worth more Now j between our two stores to mlce thl low price poirible styles stout soles all slice 8tf childs to amlss to clear them out 140 a pair All sorts of good i Warm comfortable and remarkably lowpriced at and 10 to5 a boys Great help toward solvingthe styles and leathers all sizes In one style or another I 65c X pair Shoo problem for the children Womens 2250 Walking Suits at 15 A limited group of extremely stylish Tailored Suits cut on the popular straight lines tomorrow at a specially low price Theyare made of handsome striped suitings in green and gray effects with coats 30 inches long coat collar closefitting sleeves with cuffs and bound with satin The skirt is gored with panel front and rows of satin covered buttons bias fold Suits made to sellfor2250 tomorrow 15 each Splendid Offering of Young Womens Suits Women who have shopped about for their daughters Fall units will be impressed with the unusually fine material andcxceDent style in the two groups of Tailored Suits that we shall have ready tomorrow And the prices will more than suxpHSe them we accomplished the remarkable in getting them down so low Girls and Young Womens Suits at 10 Young Womens Suits at 1175 Of handsome striped cheviot in navy blue Copenhagen blue brown and Of plain cheviot in black or navy blue cutaway jacket semMtted dtp gray Semifitted jackets satinlined Skirts plaited and foldtrimmod SUM frcit with slashed sides and Colonial pockets collars and cuffs Inloidwith Mtfav for 12 to18 years Circular gored skirt trimmed with buttons Sizes for 14 to IB years Womens Waists UnderPrice 1 AUWool Suitings at 65c a Yard reductions on a A collection of mannish Suiting In chevron effects and in Stock clearing among the Waists produces some very sharp stripes a vaitety variety of styles and materials many of the waists bring special values at their of rich Autumn colorcombinations inches wide Excellent fabricator arrest tailored suits higher prices r 375 White Net Waists lace trim 50c and 1 Lawn Waists broken med at 275 sizes eotne soiled at 35c and SOc Japanese China at Half Prico 350 Black Silk Waists tailored at 225 150 Madras Waists white colored An attractive assortment of handdecorated China including Comb ndBTO h styles 275 White Net Waists slightly Trays Candle Sticks Vases Tobacco Jars Sugar and Cream Sets Fruit ISO stripes at 1 Saucers Chocolate Pots Tea Pots Bonbon Dishes FruitDUhe and Salad soiled at S1nS0 Bowl 20e to 150 instead of 40c to 3 Also 1 Lacquered Collar Boxes iOc Specials in Womens Negligee Garments Warm neatlymade garments of flannelette or eiderdown for cozy informal 250 Quadruple Silverplated Serving Traysat 1 8ln on nickel silver base wear on cold days very lowpriced 125 Flannelette Wrappers figured at OOC a Also U Quadruple plated Coasters 75c each style ttac kimono x3 SOc Flannelette Dressing satintrimmed at SZ50 3 Robes striptd eiderdown Boys 750 Combination Suits at 5 60c a Yard Doublebreasted Suits of mixed allwool cheviot with belt andEXTRA pelt 85c Plaid Taffeta Silk at of trouser Sixeo for 8 to 17 years Also In Scotch and French 19inch Taffeta with handsome satin barred plaids Boys 150 Separate Trousers at 1 styles verydesirable for waists Size for 8 to 16 years in mixed cheviots all wool 150 and 2 Corsets at 75c Mens and Womens 125 Umbrellas at JOo A collection of the excellent American Lady Corsets but all perfect in models in fit for at alight 7Sc 25 and 28inch American taffeta Umbrella with natural wood or fancy soiled and medium figures all sixes some tlighlly s e handles Also each instead of 150 and 200 175 Union Taffeta Umbrellas natural wood or fancy handles at 125 3 Allsilk Umbrellas with natural wood bundle at 2 Walking Hats at 1 Womens hall for a dollarwe brought a Mens 12c Socks Three Pairs for 25c Perfectly absurd to sell such goodlooking millinery salons where they have Of fine gage fast black cotton seamless and elastic hundred of them down from our Secondfloor an interesting item for the Golden Also 25c Socks at IZ tit c a pair Full fashioned In black or tan colt m high been selling for more than double to provide di mushroom and a smart w kID spliced heels and double soles Salon Three shapeslarge mushroom medium brown and navy blue with trim At ISc a pair three pairs for SOc Black Merino Socks win gray errwn pSecondsof notalfccwin 25c shape Made of sateen in black gray green heels and toes Seconds of 25c quality but durability not affected mings of silk bows or wings 1 each Caracul Fur Sets at650 Womens 25c Stockings at 18c a Pair 9 arac Imported Cotton Stockings fine gape regular made plain black or unbleached Large Pillow Muff of caracul with long Throw Scarf to match Alto eoles Also 50c stockings at 35c a pair three pairs for German male of 12 Persian Paw Sets at 975 brilliant black lisle thread gauze weight garter tops low spliced heels double lolej Tie rich bright lusts very desirable j and Throw Large Muff Womens Knit Underwear ISc a Garment I Muslin Underwear Reduced Seconds of 258 quality White ribbed cotton Vests hgh neck long or r i short sleeves Drawers in knee length lacetrimmed I prices now thus reduced b All sold in our regular stock at the higher p 35c and 50c Corset Covers nainsook and cambric at 25c and 35c Sample Leather Goods Onethird to a Half UnderPrice lawn rufflle at 25c and 35c 3Sc 1 Nightgowns and SOc Drawers of nainsook low round neck at 50c A fine collection of manufacturers samples Including Bags Pocket Companions Needle Books Card Cases StickPin Cases Purses Drinking Cups Score Pad Colored Petticoats See These Bargains Engagement Pads Bill Folds Jewel Cases frames Petticoats in a variety of good styles and colors to wear with tailored suits Prices lOc to 75c worth onehalf more to double at these 375 price Black reductions 1 Petticoats Petticoats light satin colors or bcatherbloom deep flounca flounce at 1 sit 2 125 Long Cloth at 1 a Piece 175 Healherbloom at 50c Our regular 125 quality Long Cloth for underwear childreiscgarmentt I 1 Petticoats striped percale etc 3fijn wide in 12yard pieces special at 1 a piece Womens 1 White Glace Gloves at 55 o 12c to 35c Embroidered Strips at 8c to 25c Yard A economical offering of Womens White Gloves for dress war New Sample strips lengths of 3J to 6s yards A great range of putty patterns I most twoclasp of excellent lambskin all sixes In Insertions and edging both blind and eyelet work Worth half as much again and perfect Gauntlets lined and unlined in tans at SOc and Girls Cape Also Boys 50c and 75c Imported Brooches at 25c t Turkish Crochet Laces 15c to 25c a Yard A variety of pretty designs Also imported goldplated Snake Bnceieu 25c of 50o and Hat Pins 25c Instead of SOe f instead more Imported Jet and Insertions aSoto Oc LJb Laces in eAIfteand usually toloe Turkish d T ur handmade yard morrrowa 15c and 25c a yard c yard tomorrow 175 Blankets at 135 a Pair Womens Neckwear 15cHalf Price Whit Blankets of cotton with blue or pink borders specially priced at Neckwear Bows Scarfs Stocks and Rabat 138 a pair An importers samples of Pretty Also 135 Crochet Bedspread at P5c white hand melpanerie fringed fSc each all around for metal bedsteads Needful Notions for Little 375 Down Quilts at 325 Rolls with net eovtrlag 24in Hair New Collar Supporters 3c a card These Downfilled Quilts covered with best figured do men tic satetn0xO ft Lace Pins In pearl DC colors 3c a BeFancy Tomorrow special at 325 each aseworth ScIn I Fancy Pin Cubes lush In assorted card worth colors 8c each 3c Linenfinished Thread black only lOc Crash Toweling at 7c a Yard Pure linen 17 In wide bleached with red border or unbleached Jib blue i Womens 35c Elastic Belts at 18o border Also 25c Roller Towelsp ISc eachIi x 00 in with red bordea Uc Black or colors studded with steel nailheads Dish Towel 8c each17 34 in with red borders 25c Molasses Nicnacs at 18c lb Odd Napkins at 20c Each Formerly sold at 3 a dozen Pure linen cut ready to be hemmed 21x32 In Fiesh and delicious and these other populCahr iti Fudge Also hemstitched llverbUached Table Covers 55 x 71 In SI froroU25 I Frea25c Clear Nlcnacs 18c Ib 2Jc Chocolate Pudge ISo Ib 125 Renaissance Scarfs at 80c I 1 Womens Embroidered Handkerchiefs at lOc Fortyfive Renaissance Scarf 18x45 inches with linen center It flOc arc seconds of 25c and 35c quality in a variety of attractive design Theto alllinen 8c 10 12c Handkerchiefs Be each mussed and rumpled good New Fancy China Onethird UnderPricp many kinds but not many of a kind New Importation of Fancy China In three rich border decoration j tntirely ONBTHIRD BELOW VALUE t and both In designs 20c Handkerchiefs at lOc new shape Mens an Chop Dishes 150 each Mayonnaise Bowl and Platettl ea An linen litmstltched with embroidered Initials some Utters missing Condensed Milk Holders 1 each Hatpin Holders 3Sc each Bonbon Dishes two handles oOc en Teapot Sugar and Cream 250 set j Fruit Compotes 79c each Salad Bowls 150 each I 1 Metal Hatpin Holders at 50c Chocolate Pot 150 each And a number of other articles r Other toilet articles oxidized finish In fancy designs JJ50 Ebony Military Hair Brushes ninerow bristle 1 pair 2 Framed Pictures at 125 Brushes ISc each JJc Nail Scrub at IOC I IN 25c Shaving or landscapes In handsome lt Inc bristles colored backs 2Bc Attractive Artotypes figure subjects eubjecta 35c Hair Brushes strong J5c Fancy Toilet Soap at lOc box of three cakes Flemish oak or gilt frames M28 In Also colored landscape mounted 04 JJc Heelers Cold Cream lOc 25c siie I7cj SOc sUe SBC white cards 20x 30 In with twoInch gilt frames Fourth Broadway avenue JOHN WANAMA K E R Tenth Eihth street to r 4

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e 1 i I J 4 JJ KJ a J TI H MJ l r i 1 0 r t THE STEWING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER n 29 1908 GRAFT INQUIRY CUSTOMS HOUSE STRANGELY HALTS l 1 Alleged Letter of Candidate Sherman Demanding 20 f 000 Contribution Blamed I RUMORS ARE STARTLING Civil Service Man Makes Re port but It Covers Only Part of Charges Made I II i The Evening World was today In formed by a hleh official of the United States Government a stalwart Republican I can that President Hooso velt had re ceived two letters ono with a fictitious signature and the other anony moui which In substance charged that the Federal officials In the Now York Custom House had been 1 coerced to contribute money to the Re publican party and that James S Sher man candidate for VicePresident on the Republican ticket had sent a letter requesting a 20000 campaign contribu tion from Deputy Surveyor William O Clojes the president of a secret organl sation of Federal employees called the I United States Customs Inspectors Mu tual Benefit As oclatlon It was upon these letters that the President ordered the recent Investiga tion by National Civil Sen Ice Commis sioner H F Greene Into the affairs of the New York Custom House he added One letter was written on plain letter paper and contained the peclflc charge that the customs Inspec tors of the port were compelled to see a Mr Plummer In the omce of National Treasurer Sheldon No 2 Wall street and contribute 3 each This missive f was signed with a fictitious name The second letter wn this most ennutlonal ue It charged Mr Sherman thy ViorIreiidebtlul I candidate with having requeued Deputy Surveyor Cloyei to send him 20000 Thii money It Rae I alleged br the anonymous letter writer had been collected br the ITnlteid State Customs Inspectors Mutual Denedt AMoaltttton from the steamship line entering this port hy m caret lUsmen The letter was written on plain note paper and was In a different handwriting from the one with the fictitious Icnatnr I feel confident both ttxlsslTes wero written from the IioDman Home Charge Is Ignored la this connection an Interesting state ment bas been given out by tho United States CJvll Service Commission The report exonerates National Treasurer Sheldon from the charge of attempting to collect assessment from the customs I Inspectors but It Ignores the charge that Mr Sherman demanded 20000 from I Deputy Surveyor Cloyei nor does the report mention the anonymous letter which was exhibited about the New York Cnstom House by Na tional Civil Service Commissioner Greene during the course of hIs fourday investigation J However the anonymous letter was not needed to call the attention of I President Roosevelt and the Civil tier Vice Commission to the charge that Candidate Sherman tried to hold up the customs Inspectors of this port for COOOO A letter purporting to bear Mr Shermans signature and carrying this demand for 20000 Is said to have been shown to Collector of the Port Edward S Fowler and Mr Fowlers counsel Harrison Osborne as long ago as the twentyfourth of August Halted Secret inquiry It pas on or about this date that a Mcret Investigation whloh Collector Fowler and Mr Osborne bad been con ducting sine June was suddendy sus pended The Investigation was Into a charge that the customs Inspectors through their benevolent organization had been systematically receiving favors from seventytwo steamship lines on the basis of a small levy on every piece of baggage brought Into New York The United States Customs Inspectors Mutual Benefit Association Is an organ IzAttoa of revenue service employees It Is laid to have been In existence for many year Deputy Surveyor Cloves a veteran of the Civil War who lives president W9 Quincy street Brooklyn Is President When Collector Fowler was appointed November 1907 he Instituted many re forms In nil department In the course of time his Inquires led him to the cue tom Inspection Imrcmi lie corrected many minor nhttees nnd It It enid bo Ran on Investigation of the clmrRo mode tn him II y rennin ntrnni hl In tcrt t that Inn clmtomi luspertors tu Knnjrnllnn was collvcMni mi lllpcnl lUX on Incoming baKtfnKe Told of Paying Tax According to a report of hit probltiK whIch has leaked 111 some mj Httrlutiv manner from the Now York Custom House a nunrlicr of tho Rtpiuinhlp lines admitted having paid this mix iimlir the Impression that It male up u fund to be used for the benefit of Imlliteiit customs Inspectors of this port They had no Intention of doing unytlilne II legal and engerly tcBtlllcd It Is said i of their Innocence of any Intent at wrongdoing As u matter of fact If the steamship lines should seek to have their biiRgaKO I handled wilt celerity and des akin by the customs Insnootora anti should make a present to the Federal employees In the way of a donation to the fund for their benefit In case of death there In some question us to criminal wrong doing on either side However Collec tor Fowler Is said to hove decided to get to the bottom of the affair and af ter concluding with the representatives of the steamship lines he Ie reported to have called as a witness Deputy Sur veyor Cloyes himself Just what Deputy Surveyor Cloys testified to on this occasion Is a ques tion of some dispute Ono report says that he told Collector Fowler there was no truth In the report and that the Col lector believed him Another report cir culated from tho Barge Omce since the question of Cloyoss testimony has bo d come the subject of Inquiry flatly dn nles that Cloves was even a witness before the Collector One Version of It Here Is the version of the affair which has for some time been In the posses sion of several prominent omce holders county and national Upon being asked concerning the levy against the baggage Deputy Sur veyor Cloyes with dramatic effect pro duced a letter purporting to have been written by Congressman Sherman since his nomination for Vlce1reildent Col lector Fowler was dumfounded while Solicitor Osborno was amazed beyond expression The letter was a request by Sherman for Cloyes to send him JMOiV for the campaign Cloyes smiled at the Collector and asked him If any further testimony was wanted lie la raid to have volunteered that Congressman Sherman looked after tho Interests of the customs Inspectors In ConKress and was of service in se curing an Increase of pay for the men In that branch of the Government ser vice lcEThe The Inquiry halted on or about the date Deputy Surveyor Cloyes testified Aug 24 Within a few hours James R Garfield Secretary of the Interior one of President Roosevelts closest friends and Louts Coolidge righthand man of Secretary of the Treasury George B j Cortelvou were reported from Washing j ton as being on their way to this city Upon their arrival they went to the Customs House and held extended con ferences with Collector Fowler and his solicitor Mr Osborne The Investiga tion has not been resumed Fowler Takes Vacation Immediately following the visit of Seo retnry Garfield and Mr Coolidge Col lector Fowler took an unexpected vaca tion He visited Montreal and Mr Os born accompanied him They returned In about two weeks It Is significant that the whole matter e Here Is a prescription that any one can mix at home Any good pre scription pharmacy can supply the ingredients named at little cost be ing composed of vegetable extracts It Is harmless and Inexpensive Best of all It does Its work well relieving even the worst forms of bladder trou ble frequent urination backache kidney complaint and by Its direct action up on the eliminative tissue of the kidneys makes these most vital organs rid the blood and system of waste matter and uric acid which causes rheumatism Here It Is try It If you suffer was allowed to test until npw wp r re porters began to tnnHf inqiilrlpi nrnunil the New york iiMotin Hnu e nlmul the vittunov InVest IgnIton Then Ireel dent HiirifXlU Mill itlnlml flll S r vlii rnimnlMlitttrt tlMnno tn New Yorli In Illlil tint whether ue IustottH Hoili ollli lali WITH being ronhrd to con trllinti 2i niilprt to the campaign fiinil Octut Hurvrytr tloyne wd5 II ttltinf Infore fnmmMnnoi Greene on three dirfcnllt mrnilotm Cnlloctnr Tow lei persistently dmlfied nn Even mtg World reporter who xoiiKht to lilaiO the fnct iilinxc sit nut brfote him today The Colleotnr resides nt Nu f 45 West One hundred nod forty eighth treet A written message wni sent to him asking If ho hail seen or knew of n letter from Mr Hhrrtnnn to Deputy Sur veyor Cloje1 In which n request for 20000 was made Collertor Fowlpr rp used answer eolquestionr refused fuwd to answer the question He re fused to seo a reporter nt his home and his subordinate declared he was not at I his office r LEAVES BUSINESS TO HER EMPLOYEES Mrs Mary J Kelly in Her Will Also Makes Numerous Charitable Bequests The wfll at Sirs Mary J Kelly Who oonduoted an employment bureau at No 57 West Twentyfirst street was today filed for probate In the Surrogates of fice By Mrs Kellys will which was exe cuted on July U IM she directed that not more than UOOO should be poInt on her funeral and that ti000 should 1m medlat ly otter her death be expended In masses for the repose of her soul To the DomInIcan Convent of Our Lady of the ltooarr No 839 Bast Sixty third street she lrt UOOOI to the Home for the Aged of the LttO Sisters of the Poor No 1M West One Hundred and Sixth street 1000 to the Sisters of I the Poor of St FrincJs St Franciss i Hospital No W5 East Fifth street J5CO rto tine Mlserl ordla Hospital No 681 East Eightysixth street 5Qt to the i Catholic Missionary Union 30o to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith No 3 Madison aTTpue I50a i To the Rev Thomas F Xynch of St Elizabeths Rectory One Hundred and I Eightyseventh street and Broadway she bequeaths 2 BOO to the Rev John A Gleeson of 6t Michaels Rectory Ninth avenue near Thirtysecond street J500 There are several special bequests to relatives and friends Mrs Kellys employment business goes tj her emploees Mrs Dennis and Miss Flaherty In the residue of her estato her brotherinlaw Louis Charles Sym and John P Carter her late husbands nephew share alike EASILY MIXED RECIPE CURES BAD KIDNEYS OR RHEUMATISM Fluid Extract Dandelion onehalf ounce Compound Kargon one I ounce Compound Syrup Sarsa parllla three ounces Shake well In a bottle and take In teaspoonful doses after each meal and at bedtime I Former sufferers often state that one weeks use shows curative re sults In nearly every Instance and I such symptoms as lame back fre quent desire to urinate pain In blad der and even chronlo rheumatism are generally relieved within a few days the pain and swelling dimin ish with each dose NERVES LIFE TABLETS WARD OFF OLD AGE 11OOO Inquiries for Them In September The greatest urne and blood tllbtrU erer compounded Rebuild the body from oTrrwrk bruIn far eurlu araeklug Cootaln Do 1lulr form no balI have 00 Irllrlloo Renew all xhl1uottun proltrallon nod dtoordere of stomach kidney ornou dlJeIIlUlif almlhttoorlrculatJon aDd flood the and liver TheT loerear appetite body frith new life fury make blood hroW nh and clear eyes They induce sleep U rtuicken desired llle time hrntn Euterson reelnre tome the Co nrrtea will eead They name dnnble end ones sddres porter of these of eadnrsnee tesiimu nlalo and liundrrdx of ollirrr Indued itainu with request Tour ttablets a1001 ma from hero u i ui ulU too iroax In PTaJ Mr J L lor the good jour tablets JW m and wloldeMr others In my I1I1111llr D D My whole autem was a nervous wreck I feel that 1 hat burn reborn Thank susceptible to cold had JUzy ewlle ana to fl hl8t Mr U C totally unfit for business Your tablets I belles that jour to lets CR1FS MJBvES put me right onto mv feet are the freatust llfanUera In America have not hvl a cold this errMr J 8 today rat e I reel as 1 never eater d to foel saafa 01tYiriJ remvdiea tor sewn ear with strong and full uf ndurano I think out laellnc li lp now alter one mO Itii jour tablet an wonderful Mra H D uu ot NBUVeS I am don mv own My wish la that every nervous aofierer housework without eihauadon Mre may ret the help I did tram your tab lets n F I I am 9 nw peraonStn Q FAn attack ot tli e Vrrtpps left me nro I utterly tae up to du from MT etc trat d nothln seem a to rebuild met af vow exhaustion a year ago but NERVE3 ter taWn NEUVBT the stun th and have renewed me ao that I feel better than enduraijce I ba4 when SO rears old cams jo years aBu Mr J U to me Mr O H W I Trice 84 cent at oar tore or by mall Write or call for teitlmimlal circular RIKER Drug Store New York and Brooklyn I I t I a 1 1 1 11 t 1 J I I I I I 1 lu 9 rtQ r0J NI l i Div 1t 1 et01fl r 4r wt 1 a I a ItA grilrllft e T kAl s l rtl r J Victor Talking Machines and Edison Phonographs on Weekly Payments ofl J7 1 Ride Free NO CONNECTION W AMY OTHERSTORE Double aS 11 Js Green J Patrons of this store Are carried SIE L OOPER with Trading Purchases nap8 a 0 free of charge In Crosstown Vehicle Made Before 12 ceo s omnibuses on IHlh SIXTH IB I9 AVE 1I3QREECt1111T S AES NE YORK t Street to and from 3d Ave HI e ClockSmgla q h lO e Subway and surface lines on 3d Stamp After k tare you n charity ijoud like to gel money for W distribute 10000 in cash to charities and 4th Avenues and Broadway next February Get details at Voting hoot entrance to Womens Parlor 2d Floor That Hour 4 I A Sale of Morris Chairs 6Th Complete with cushions at these The Weather v extraordinarily L low prices d k r Did It r y l t 1 I i4 t 1750 and 20 Suits j l la L L f k and Overcoats All 1275 a 5 4j 1 l I Down to ala 1 oOa to t s pea t irlT e 4i 4 I i bet Q t inn I Mission Morris Morris Chairsas Morris Chairsas Morris Rockers as i MIsnionMorriiChalr Chairsas lllut Illustrated broad Illustrated claw illustrated lust as as illustrated Xt r r L d tratedt frames are arm heavy legs feet and extra comfortable Alorrischairbroad us a I frames are made of esp es a t r 1 with carved claw heavy lees full chair broad i solid oakbroad s S f i ctsa 4 t made of tine arms and heavy els seats 1 feetspringleats arms heavy Ie and i quartered oak complete with red spring seats com posts spring seats an exceptional Mis y weathered finish or green vela r plete with figured Complete with xe sion design com rt t Golden velour cushions lour cushions t t l with red cushions i complete pie Ie with red or z l reeR golden oak and Golden oak and and mahogany oak d Spanish or green brown Moroccollne t leather cushions fin Is h regularly mahogany finish mahogany finish covered cushions J In S 14 00 i Regularly s 1750 egularly s regularly 20 Friday 15 Friday 14 1250 Friday CQ Friday 1175 regularly 10 Friday c 400 al f e s v t td t Boys Books Satin Hats Flannels and I Ott l A new lot by Alger offered Like Picture Cotton Goods M i rtii s tomorrow at the lowest here Are Some Prices far l l price ever put on the books a t 195 ToMorrow That Talk r i t author of this famous i t Pretty Loud Read i of these titles u l Choice Them LL r STRONG AND STEADY i M t 41 STRIKE AND SUCCEED ti Sc Fancy Outing Flannel r 1 TRY AND TRUST yard OC ii BOUND TO RISE RISEN F1 rll THE RANKS lOc Fancy Outing Flannel HERBERT CARTERS RAND yard wide yard 6 9c TACKS WARD AND BOLD 25c Hippie Eiderdown ll ev OWII12 SHIFTING FOR HIMSBLP pink yard C WAIT PAUL THE AND PEDDLER HOPE I 12Hc Unbleached Canton PHIL THE FIDDLER p Flannel henry weight While the lot lasts the above t yard 9 e i books will go at the g f 18c Double Fold Plaid HE long warm Fall is bearing the inevitable low I I If Suiting 91 e extraordinarily C yard THE price of a copy mx 15c Unbleached Shaker fruit A prominent Rochester clothing con Sleiel Cooper StortTblrd Floor Ceoier A model that has met with re Flannel yard 9 c cern has been forced to unload 6000 fine markable success A complete 12t Fancy Flannelette suits and overcoats at a terrific price loss It line of best satin hat shapes in yard 7 3zc I most wanted colors special tomorrow couldnt wait any longer for cool weather 12tc Double c Fold Flan Toys morrow 195 nelette 1 yard 69C The styles are bright new and snappy created ReadytoWear Hats at 195 ECG Standard Apron 4 by master designers all the materials are excellent Some o tomorrows special offering of a few hun Ginghams yard 4C and in best colorsthe workmanship is perfect in 4 S p ecials dred odd hats various shapes 8c Plain Chambray yard 4 a c detail one or two of a kind represent 12 c Striped Seersucker every ti Toy Town for Lotto Siegel Cooper made especially Co ing many purchases Formerly yard 7 4C Fall and winter weights in ker 1 packed in handsome p boxes sold 3915 S245 S295 and up 12HC Percale light and The Overcoats seys beavers friezes meltons I regular price 38c FrU to 395 tomorrow 195 dark 36inch yard G3 S C oxfords and desirable black I day sUC Silk Velvet or Silk Heaver G a5 c American Printed at 91275 cloths A fine collection of Hat Shapes at 295 Calicoes yard 4 4C II 1 swagger fancies the kind Building Blocki architectural New dress shapes covered with shown Ihis season b exclusive led 6 c hunting white attractive wagon building color blocks combinations bright silk velvet or silk beaver hat and lIear ded 1c Values up to S 20 highpriced custom tailors I ters plush Best Made of choicest worsted velours and A new shapes regular price 25o fri JoC of the season Tomorrow 295 15c Ing Shepherd yard Check Suit 9rC The Suits fancy cheviots in the cleverest uptotbe day KB 2C minute J Silk Velvet Hat Shapes at patterns and the colors include Juvenile Express Wagons finely 1 25 P 15c Yard Wide Lining at 1275 browns tans olives and grays correct Percalme yard Gc J 1 and conservative finished complete with seat excellent assortment of styl styles for the staid Z well constructed 1 regular On ish and dress shales 18c Double Fold Madras dresser also a score of nov ties for the price 120 Friday o5JC bestcolors practical TomorrowSI25 shapes yard 9340 Vnlutsupto20 fastidious youth Slcgel Cooper Store Third Moor Reirj Slejel Cooper Store 2d Floor Front Slcttl Cooper Store Main Floor Heir 1 Siegel Cooper Store Main Hoor Rear I r 125 Satin Calf Lace Shoes for Boys at 69c Special 2 Day FountPens Photo Offer and rm SERVICEABLE and stylish lace shoes made with stout leather soles Wrif P I r SERVICEABLE this seasons selling in the 125 grade sizes 9 to 13J4 Friday and Saturday Writing aperI 3Benedict The President Fountain Pent z an extraordinary Friday bargain at 69c The Benedict Photo Studio hard rubber filled with 1Ik While here get acquainted with our celebrated will sepia make platinum one dozen portraitsbeautl vcr best pen the point equal to any 2 pen fully mounted and mclascd in on market our regular price n iuarariteed wa brated t Foot Mould Shoesn 3 sable brown tolders for year 1 Guaranteed Friday at far one 7 JC Every new and good style mode I for this Fall and Winter for 5 Writing per Berlin and Jones men and women can be had in this make You will find them in The regular price of this artis cloth worth finish up to paper 35c 1quire tomor boxes to yes every way better than any shoes you can buy at 350 to 4 a pair tic photography is 8 a dozen rowa box IbC S eel Cooper Store Second Floor Rear The Benedict Photo Studio 7th Fl btcEel Cooper Store Third Floor Center Groceries Meats Fish Vegetables Cakes ToMorrows Specials Affinity Soap Daylight Cakes Fresh Meats VEGETABLE Ion tt half COOKING gallon OILcol OUC I SAMPLE fl t lb TEASII larieliea 5 Ibe jfC To further populirlie this well known Preah auppllea from Ibo ov na evry We deliver all paid and charted orders brand ve seer 6000 bin below 3c JO mlnuiea from the Battery lo UOlb e e the actual colt I n too ars bares uu DELICIOUS NUT TARTSucll200 wrest cut and wet Wines and Liquors Not more than one box 80 bin to a CHARLOTTE RUSSE made with rich Selected fresh killed Mich customer shipped cream I 6 In boi ready 25c Fowl Ib lo take horn full Selected lean Fresh Jeraey Some of Fridays Special LARGE PUMPKIN PIUS each229 llama 14C Popular Coffee THREE LAYER CAKES chocolate Hind Quarter of Genuine Monogram i Gulnncsss Extra Hunter Baltimore 61111 Cooper Blend of Nncj Im I maple cocoanut marshmallow An Lamb It Whi tr1 Uye Wlilnkey tl yo or lulll milll each Choice killed Routine YVhiskoy No 5 I Dublin r ported nouniitn Iron colhul 28c freeh 15c iJ Stout bottled by Vm Ljnihan 10 Ibi 24S 4 lbs Ill Ib r Chlckena Ib Rt ulir price 275 per I T McMutlen 4 Cole Si Sjn aold In other Cakes for Halloween Choice fresh killed bolllnr gilloni spatial for jt a tes or en Chicken 1 price popular White Label Gores at 31 C5 per bot Hams and Bacon Halloween cakes made lo order arch Hindc Quarters of Canada 1224 Fridtxi luiilenl fillon brand aoW nearly ev Ilei special price O 1C qt O I il and upward Mutton Ib C err here at 12 per dot for FrIday tilt I cured Had wed Wut p bill 18o ale ipeclal mild 153c auger CARAMEL ut SlltETi very slob It Fancy Pork olna of frcah Jersey 12e bottle I dozen pint Special pint bbl of ft ROCK ANn HYF Ib DEVILS FOOD CAKE very rich and Fresh made country Pork Uu the Hilton 111 74 i doten 118 miJe from the cholccti HU1STHIN BUTTEHINE freihly 22c plcy ICED with chocola15c Seuaafea POKT SIIEKRT pints old rye whiskey and so churned No6 drum 1109 print ftftt cut Choice Cute of Plate or N161 C SWaRT CAT AWIIA OLD COLONY HOLLAND I betted klilte rock candy SANTA CLARA PRUNES Ibi 25c Corned Reef lb 12 ANQEL1CA AND STYLE GINtal the beat remedy for 6Oc1 2 Ibs Iore Quartera of Genuine Sprint 11 n MUSCATEL Ion UI bottle fnp I colds and lung troubles i XXXX PATENT FLOURy bbl k78t Mild Cured Bacon lambs Ib Ail Reduced from regularly old at Inc a PURE CLOVER HUNEY qutrl Jar 78ta Selected pieces etcnly streaked 2JO to 190 CREAM OF MALT builda bottle e p e 11 I fln I Mc pint hr a with lean and fat tpeclal Ib 15C HAZEI BORAX SOAPbox t 290 49c ReJused from 1 60 up and elrength 1 5U 1 price for thlt sale C i FRESH PEANUT BUTTBR iuir1 25c ten large bare 12 to ana data plJU le Jar 45c1 pint tar FANCY MAHACAM10 COFFEE Reduced From IMPORTED ROYAL MONOGRAM 1 fresh Butter 17c 115 SAUTERNES res u er Ibs tlj Ih 140ta u Pelletler File S Co WHISKEY rich smooth Fruits and Vegetables Fountain Ultra Creamery No 32c IhFresh I Reduced front 95c I 01 12 bottle I6H caae and well matured regular f ISBtaprlnt 1125 to 67V6lc it 25 quality titan 5 pail LM print I Fir 811 bOllle I quII CIa F ncy NEW QUINCESNo 6 40 I Reduced from 78c M74 full quart 98c I C buket 0 Wlh MIXED PICK1 ItSquart JII34 We clean deb free at charge fl to BHINb UlbBSHurckbardl bottle OL SNOW APPLES Greening or Selected Simon Steaks S Souse Uiubenhelmcrj n 34e tare of 12 battles f CAPITOL NO S WHISKLY t Bldwln No6 bitket Selected Spanish Mackerel j Butter Thins REGAL OLD TOM OH DRY rlc ulr 350 YLILLOW onion Selected 5 2 4i bottle u regular quality NEW YELLOW ONIONS red Tut lone Hrtnch Dlutflib turnips carroll or been No tp Wtldorf Tea Flu oClok Teee On Selected Large Smelts I Ib GINa fine gin orfl cock i A10NT1LI IMPORTED I gallon f 9tl full S1e 6 basket 18c bam HUcuile or Crleq Sod Selected lent island Eels tails rick eys and flncej 5UEIRYroeular il qual quart bottle FANCY SWEBT POTATOES Crackers II packages Uej rjf j belected tong lilind CelHeb regular lie logo O1L ity altos W70 65c ClUB HOUSE WHISKEY 22e bottle No B basket Its lOc package Selected lone bland Stripe 12c bottle OuL regular W quality gallon FLORIDA GRAPEFRUITdoesC HIM j PILGRIM HOLLAND GIN ALTO DUORO IMPORTED Mflij full quart 74c OOet 3 for C Selected Ilottoo Fresh Muk large bottle more ban s PORT VINEreulur M botlle a LONG ISLAND CAULIFLOWER 1 fle Delicatessen rl quart regular price 98c Quality gallon finn YAI COCKTAILS t each A C MILD CUKLU IUCON machlni Boston Codflih Slut fI25 ale price 22S I bottle OUC kind made from the PTOES 21c I Ib r IONG ISLAND POTATOES OK Mild Cured Finn lltddU lb I uC diced IMPORTED CLARET Ar SPLCIAU BREW EXPORT flneal old llqLort full bit 275 buthel 98o i peck HOI1IU HAMmachln ellced 2ic t lonf Ultnd WikH h lOc nand Prcree S Co bT DELR bead of 10 loran quart bottle ends lUll NOTE I You always receive 60 Ibe lo Panty Sea Trout lb ncy JU1IEN cue of 12 bottles 1575 dot 59 irr Millie sours flue the buibel from the Slefel Cooper COOKED CORNED DEEP ma 26c Newport Ilitdjock Ib botllea 1574 i logo sfe toltlei 5Je Miracblno C1 yep I Grocery chine tilted lb lloeton Market Codfleh Ib7c I bottle C cherries le l SLICED SMOKE BEEPlb 10oLong island Flounder 7c n nnn FLRRANDS T II R E U IRLMILY BREADED CRABS 1 I STAR COGNAC Mixed Tea IR1Shi 1Ut Extra Special ER ANDY dlrei1 Impure 1ILI1UN STOUT IIIU q ld Meat 0 Eagllab Breakfaal Pormou Oolong NEW CHOPPED IICKIE pint lJc Solid en t Oysters i Anuand Peru her tilnti frnm Prance very bead Bollllng per dotper rat Ceylon and all too or black lar I Freshly opened full nieitur uertq I duty Dordaaui Vleux eld vlntatei choke pint alie flJU i per 1 a green 0 lD leed otter J iOc r CUrII nil C 4 rA fruitynualliy tM O4 dots V plat l I worle 5lb ndJr fIli5 3 l I no qUill are t In 1JU 121 dIOI 51 I Ib lib i al8e NrW I CAKOUNA 1 abl 11I11110 Ibe s 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T t 4 i t J 5 I THE EVENITTG WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 p S 1 Ih THEYLL ALL BE f UP IN THE AIR 1 t NEX I TUESDAY L I Y This Is No Political Yarn but a r Notice of the Acro Club Contests r 1 S ALL KINDS OF FLYERS frP Vind Vagons Hot Air Bal i 41 loons Gliders Kites and Mo cl tor Cycles Will Race i i f Tuesday fllll he a sreni clay for the I airship craze Its lM1 a dull cim aIgii nile the tipltitNnlr lIows fl ic 1 r Kolll nloft In Jearch of excitement 1 t I If f They are going to do nil orts of funny l1 I i stunts at the old MenIs Pal race V L1 track mid tin programme laid out by the Aero Club Is unoiiKh to remind the fotouPis thile may be other dsrd M I y ones than those left over from the election for tlierp is a iotuiderilile In l 55 of hard IoU on which to alight i around the liiunx listen Theic are to be races of wind wagons afients in Montsolfiers descents with paijehuttf contests on r gliders racs on tiyiug machine kite flying conteMs balloon races and even the Government thaips are Koine to gIve a sullen of exhibitions in Mudj ins the upper all and iimybe they 1111 ex i plain to the spectators why the snow J DIJ falls in winter its a eat la out these nero fellows ate going tu give the pubJic foi a small price of admlb A ion and It behooves us to vote early i A I si In order to get aruund befoie Inc debris Is cleaned up Dont Get ihcm Mixed I J Dont get this wind wagon confounded f i founded with the electioneering cans or the Momgolfiers mixed up with the S 4 r performers on the Phinnecock links I They are both of another breed These i i wind wagon things are vehicles scien tifically driven by man power operat I ing propellers or wings which move the I Vagon at least that is what the press agent said about It Probably there I V would be no objection to lung power as a propelling force providing It was scientifically t entifically applied for all these aero men are great on the scientific end of J the same or at least they seem to V be In their conversation Otherwise I who but nil aeronaut would think ot 4illlne a hot air balloon a Montgolfler v ho The Aeronautic Society gives a cup I for the mneiW the wind wagon race r tad as it Is nn open event any one V may enter The winner will be deter mined by tho faittst speed taking Into consideration tie weight of the machine and horse power The distance is half a mile and the entries include Dr e Julian P Thomas vt D Custead and t 1iof W II Pickering of Harvard Bi cycles tricycles autos and carts are j In the race The Jlontgolfler contest will have as entries Clarence Cook illlam Thales anil John Mack Gliders and Kites Too I The glider contest lor the Chanute t i trophy will also IJe full of Interest 1 I it the war u glidei is II Iljiig machine 1 tl cr aeroplane minus the motors A i 1 V Ijns slide Is urianged on which the 4 nciuplaiie is IlIac 1 Neni this Is u I lowei ut atM fcti and under It aro lfa bags of sund suspended like a I tpi edrlcr one end of tne lope being iu iiui to i tic liont of the gilder At II bibual the eight Is dropped and the Bljei b milt uI Into the air With the s fvicf ut a rntaiMUll There Is a man on the gilder by the wu and well t you can guess how It leels to be thrown into tpui and to tiy to make jour I nJer l iecrlbe a little longer arc of I j the cicle tlmii the other fellows1 Boys Will Like This 4 I The lltc dying contest is piett sure to appeal tu the bcauolboyt prizes V bums oietid ur those which iii lain the I ighcst lliKt All thel Interesting I event will lie that of the contests for models In which un une who has any cuntnwniee v itch moves by PIOPUIE ton I of an thiouKh wings or Its own force I may compete for prizes This ought to give all the bugs u dianrc A sort of uiiisulation mace ns it we e I Irut A 1 Jiiiii mid M asslstants from Mount Virnri uhsei katniy will have cnuitL of tie iio rnnu nt weather exhibit hone and ull thu Hfults will be shown on a hlaclhraid Tht teinpem tuto of Ito uppei an nnd how ti tudy I It for tin piupcite of making wither V V f charts will all Le e plaliifil on MacU boards In trutit of thf grit mnhtt axtil Thieve will also tie IIHC in dirigible I V j balloons nnd Ilsliii muihinee UurlriH thee ionte the national championships of Ito drrailun of I American MotoicyclUts will be held A Tluse Include one five nnd tenmile f I races with three and fhemile open eventS the whole hnpying together the fastest motorcycle rcelni men in Amer left I t CORSETS GOOD FOR WOMEN V 1 Dr Innilonr Sn1 Ihe Art IndU 1pupiitl it IIirpi InE LOS NOEI KS fi Oct 21 Ur I r Kandonp whose plan tu Improve the mian race bv appvlng JuthH Bur Oanlta plant theur 8 In the training ot V I V children by picit ion has bnnu t rnn tudfrublfi auinuuu ron Uio scientifIc I world coinnunijB the mudein corset Adiiresslnit tile nnemt ers at the linn I ilreJ Itar Club tin leading nvriiann V I I I t irtrniil7aUon of l i ik Jitn ut rda J J is he tuld r r oi sou the ort worn today are xood for tho reuicjn that tlie torto V I IMU l ii hate been neakened for ftrner utlon until now the uvurane fnnala ortn will not Hinnd wlthjut them In CM fm of Jiiccn Hlliabtth tbey wore mod rsetj tlKhilv burke In back alld front They wore IIItljIrH ti t urt ute Fruit thwn aro e VH V the t comfortable iorsxtii if uida i1 RAIN STARTS THE MILLS I A I IJ oapr 11l1u Idle Thrniiali I flongJsI AKBII nt VurU I L OLUNH FAUS N y Oct ZJ It nr rulni durot th pant few date I IaYe caucnd a prctrpubl rh in the 11 I t 3 Vlrri and tream of tIde ceth t if J Ua Btatt nllih for nan j il Lean at an alianst unprecHlenii Fl alass A H nvult or the rln rig I mall peer md which drp il V 1 g h e rtvtiri tor power and wjiui me 1 S reed to OJCM umt Din CP bcgueo tow w elf be rwna4 up nlou I I t T i Mr S YOUNG THUGS ROB AND BlACKJACK MAN IN HIS STORE Korenswit Fights One Boy I Until Three Others Help Overcome Him Joseph Korenswit wito sells new and secondhand clothing In the deep base ment at No 57 Ua nnl street was blarlJncketl and robbed of 13C In his shop today by four youths one of whom had been u foi imr customer At his customary time 7 clock Koteiisult opened his shop I tile morn ing A lovs moments nfter he had switched Oil the two cHalilc lights n boy of about stventren desieiulnd the sl iP basement stepj zt ltd enteml the stol uhlstllng KotoiiMvit rctogn 7id him as a former customer and when the boy asked to look at some Si pants the mrnli nt climbed up on a bench and I cached up toward n shelf i As he did so the youth stepped for uaid and MVUIIR a hlnckiack The tteapon firnclt Koretis nil the hack of the head and lie fell hiuil to the llnor As he dropped the boy flunc him I self on him ami struck hut iinin ultli the hlncKjack opcmiis a deep cut on his foiehead Three More Atttnck Him The merchant was sUI Conscious and jtiusRled to throw off his as ailirt He mind almo freed hlni clf from the cnn of the young thus when three mote youth piled clown into the basement aid lUlied for him One of the three put the in le of u jovolvpr to Konnsnlts lieail and lice other tliist thu point of a knife into his sutnah Then the one with the lad l acl turned out his pockets seeuiin 5iV in bills and SO In change Still covering the merchant with the gun the our youns bandits divided te plunder Then the one with the atllltlu taid Got any more No replied Korenswit If youre lying aid the youtt well cut your heart out Then they tripped the merchant and threw him face downward Sitting on him they bound his Lands behind his back rolled nlm oer again and piled a dozen greatcoats on tup of him When he was buried tom sight under this clutter of clothing the four youths lied One Assailant Known When he was sure that they had gone ICorenswIt managed to throw off the mother of overcoats anJ ftacser to his feet Dripping with blood he hurried around the cornir to the Elizabeth street station Whets he told Lieut Murray what had happened Of course by the tm the detectives reached the store the gnue of youthful robbers rmd liedThe The merchant had two deep wounds In his head which an ambulance surgeon from the Gouverneur Hospital sewed with sixteen stitches iorens wit refused to go In the ambulance and was assisted to his home at No G 5 Ilayard street He said that all of his assailants spoke in Italian and that the one who blackjacked him was well known In the V neighborhood The police say he Is one of a gang of bad youths who hang out In an Elizabeth street saloon They did not steal any clothing from the store 11 IN DEATH PACT LETTERS INDICATE Police Believe Man Killed Woman and lien Ended His Own Life tmiENriEIn Mass Oct S3 Three letters found today Indicate the police believe that Benjamin E Gaines and Harriet K Wins whoe bodies were dls covered hut night In Trout of the worn nnc boarding houto on Wells street hud dnttjmined to ills together Two of the letters were written by tuo woman and one wan by Ualncs A note loft by fialiipi asking that the woman par nntB 1C S Jones of Townnhfcnd Vt and Mrs H A Jones of I aiiKdon X H be notified also wan found to day dayThe The womans letters referred to 1Or health mid a drslrr to tile because she was all alone Ualnens letter twtlcli was addressed to his parents gave ill rfiftltiia about the disposition of nnui once nnd Iroprty In case anjthii should happen to him Medical Examiner Tnltchfll mid to dm IIi i Mis Wlnu rould nut huf ih hfitclt rite police anept till the that ijulni filed thieo shotH into no wnmHns In east lUlU tluMi Sent a buhc InUj hit own lifbd 1TTNKV Vt Oct SSMre HarileT Ulng who wad hut at Ureenliijcl Mass lax DiKbt la lIevl1 here to It t he dlvorcd wle or 4 eorge W Winp a formei rtsniiM oJ f this town fhr couplu worn Jlvuiftd bevtrul years IWO and Mr Wing went way taklns thcli young dnufclitr with him SLAYER PLEADS GUILTY Siioiitt llrjrrv Acfipttil In CUM of Mini VIiu Klllnl VIIIIIHII John H HUnhnifjfr a barlend of V No IKS llbitj iivtinub East NAY I TorX pleHiJfl Kiillly to a charge if murder In the tecnnd rtrrrte today be fore Judge Fomr In the Court of On end Sculoni atud wss rtumndcd to the Tombu for Bentenit I tJ n Juna 1C Ian Cltnkmeyer whose wife Imil Ml him went to tin home of I tier mother Mm Phntlna Mnndlngor lit No 1M Want On Hundred and For t fourth MMt ant whoa hu wife rofund to returr with film shot Mr ndiiiici lillinc h IlIlJ wourudsti ru uife Jormer A Utant LilstrctAttorrity ran who v ss 4 Inl 4 to dttnd nUnXtneynr eat IIllit Ihll man was Jruuk tl tl iliu uuil nut responsible t tcct hit actiaut 41II1 X HLA CKJA CKRD Konnnn AND ROUND STORE ItV TJIVGS u1 r STUDENTS BRANDED I I AT IMITIATIUM S Foreheads Marked Vith Ni trate of Silver After They Had Been Thrown in Lake LOS ANGELKS Cal Oct 9Tao Ft idents of the lol technlc High Scluol liii beet cupended and three othors are In danger of sharing HIP same fate today becniie they branded the fore heads of tWo boys ur the Ix s Angeles hIgh School with nitrate of silver dtir ics te Initiation ceremonies of the Kappa Delta Fraternity a forbidden secret socIety Tao boys who were branded and hDe condition for a tim alarmed their pTiunts are Frank House and litlcar lufl On Iusks forehead tne letters K D were marked On Houses toro heal were the figures Q Ugly red I scars were made but It Is not believed I the will be permanently disfigured the bpTtnnliiK of the Initiation was at tie hoiin of one of the stmlens where there was a pleasant gathering This wa followed by a visit to WeMlnke 1arK where House and Lusk were stripped and throTn Into the lake They were then taken to a vacant Held where they were bound with wire shackles branded upon the forehead nnd left to shift for themselves They were rtnally able to free themslvet sufficiently to make their way to a neighboring house where they secured help In removing the wires which bound them FLEET EXPECTED TOMORROW AMOY Oct JThe supply ship Cul Goa returned to the harbor here at 4 30 oclock this morning having failed to secure connection by tireless telegra ph with the second squadron 01 the American battleship tleet now on Its wny here Cupt tatton says that the battleships are more than 200 miles away and will probably arrive tomor row afternoon 23 LIVES LOST I WITH STEAMER IN THE NORTH SEA Wreckage Confirms Fears of Disaster to the British Coaster Yarmouth IONDIN Oft Wreckage picked up In the North Sea confirms the fears Hint the steamer Tnrmouth foundered I two days ugo while crossing from the Hook of Holland to Harwich The Tar I mouth was a channel freighter belong InG to the Great Eastern Ilaltroad Com pany InnShe carried a crew of twentythree men and It It believed that they all perished OTHERS HAVE AUTOS WHY SHOULDNT IT I I S I Confessed Embezzler Puts the Query as Excuse for His Stealings Sl vlnl to The imlHR Wild MINKOIA L I Oct 9Otto Ermel a confidential employee In the large leather works of Mrs E H Ladew at Glen Cove L 1 plead guilty today In the Supreme Court here to embezzling 19000 of his employers money Ermel who was rou ut to this country to take a place In the works at 525 a week vas thought the soul of honor until he began to drive about the coun try In an automobile His books were tlen examined and found to be J3000 short Ermols wife would not believe him a thief until he announced his guilt In court The shock prostrated her Krmel turned over to Mrs Laden 530V he had In a lank which he had obtained by padding the payrolls and also a UiOO automobile h had pur chased with the firms money Others drive aboyt the Lon Island ronds In fine automobiles and why should not I do likewise said Ermel Erinfl was remanded until Saturday for tentenie RAILROAD LOSES CASE Verdict for 92IIOO ARlllnnt the Die Four for Mr n U StrniiK Mrs Margaret Strong wife of William n StraiiK a railroad manager who lives at the iroel San Remo was awarded a verdict of J2WO br a Jury in Justice lofts court today Mrs Straus on March 22 1507 was a passenger on a BIg Four train which lan oft an embankment at Avon Ind She testified that she wns pitched out of the car window size 21 by 21 Inches and fell fortyseven feet to the foot of the embankment She lost Jewelry val ued at several hundred dollars and her purse containing JW In addition to the verdict secured to day her hii ban l filed and comproml for JTM for the xpen e of medical ser vice The Leading New Small Shapes Specialty Tailored Hats House 10 S2iO 15 Specialized Style In 2800 Tailored Suits Our suits at this price cannot fail to aid immeasurably the woman of mod erate ijieans in the proper arid safe selec tion of her new Autumn Suits I Fine satin finished broadcloths in all M the distinguished new shades Catawba V Taupe Navy Olive and Blackalso the new diagonal suitings and rich dark Fall mixture Nothing is skvnped neglected or for V gotten Everything in every detaM is up V to the high order for which our name stands Ii ALL SIZES MISSES YOUNG WOMENS AND WOMENS UP TO 44 John porsythe Broadway and Eighteenth Street Childrens Boys Dept Haiiitiit G Broadway and Thirteenth Street I I Special for Friday and Saturday A Sale of BOYS SUITS OVERCOATS Sites 2K to 17 Years 5 Regularly Priced 750 to 875 COUGHING THiEf AN INNOVATION IN BURGLAR LINE I I Makes Victim Fear He Vill Choke and Run Out for Doctor alter have been musical burglars and acrobatic burglars and kid glove burglars without number In New York but until today the coughing yorlety line bloomed unseen The original coughing malefactor was on view In Police Headquarters today before he Was tnken to the Harlem Court and held for a series of robberies all ac complished by means of his oliver simulation of a man In the throes of a coughing fit Carl C ScWmer Is his name and he says that he Is an engineer and lives at No 310 Palisade a v nue Jersey City I There Is nothing of the robber In his Aristocratic appearance and wellcut i clothes Sehlninr has also a very lux i uriant yellow mustache hlh he I wears a la Kaiser William His method of robbing according to Inspector McCafferty was to go Into I I a rooming house of the better class and talk about engaging a room He would ask for a glass of water and then be mired with an agonizing spasm of coufinmg As a rule the woman of the house who was Interviewing him would run out for assistance and then Sffhtmfr It Is said took whatever was valuable and not nailed down The complainant against him Is Sirs Alma Mores of No 603 West One Hun I dred and Thirteenth street On July 3 last she says he got a gold watch and chain and S 2 In cash from her house while she was getting a doctor for his I cough I SchJmer was on trial in Brooklyn on a similar charge yesterday before Judge Dike In the County Court but he de fended hlm clf sci eloquently that the Jury acquitted him He was arrested by Detective Snsslltlo att he left the courtroom In ttlumph Inspector Mc Cafferty says that he his the name of a dozen women who have been robbed by the coughln burglar In the Hailem Court the alleged coughing thief was mobbed by no le s than fourteen women who were there to Identify him Thats the man I thought he was going to die Ill always remember how polite he was He told me he knew alt the counts In Germany I shall never forget how he coughed were a tew of the remarks that the fair complainants had to mak about the man He TVWS held In 2009 ball for trial Drinking Men Not Reliable Employers Want Sober Men Cofnrwtttkm to too been and life t too trenuoun for an employer to keep lIMn on bit rurrotl irhoM ntmt ax unIt 1Ldy and I I whOM brains are not ol v I Every Un of basiniss U borinolnc to clour tIe doom to drlnklnc men I Drunkwtnvs is a ttmM and ilk moet flseaebs hu IU renxxJr Orrtn Is Site r1I able treatment and ii aA under a pcwltUo KUaraz toe to ont a cure or jour monay I will be refunded Orrln ii in two form No 1 which can be used without tbe I xttlent knowlolx In tea coffee or food and No 2 for thorn who wish to he 0UI001 The ruarantw applies to both form Malted In pln sealed DacXajna on re ceipt of 100 WrIt for tree tuoklot mailed In plain sealed nTelope Tb I Orrtn Co Waahlngton D Coo or HIKEH3 Ota ave k JAilES 700 Stfe aye 2M Hth A 1 th ae I A invay cor 9ta 15 W 4th 7th ave UROOKIYN V 1I1h 9b IJwlI RIKERS STORES waanr nfnn E Pran S It BtniK II A n D T V MlillAU 2 S Bwmy na L Greene Me I KINSMAN 123th it 101 Y K T 11 A VP 8 ftth av DRUG CO 137 I cuv1lLLMASSEY I rrtll ave 8Jlt Dway V I D REJIFUSS 2S2 1 KALI8H 23d 4th i Sumner Ae ae and 59th 4 KRAMER 816 Bway I MadIson I KN1PK 692 Grand I HOHMFAUC 43d M ays I JERSEY HAJVTVETT CITr 1 FKEll VItA CO I FATBRSON r8mltlt I flrNGtANS 116th Pt 3d aye tO3 1JOKEOKamlh 3d ae r t branch arlcHo1chAWr Great Sale Bankrupt Stock oj the Mercantile Co LOMMERS 0 23d St dj WJf11IIIiI rfl Cor 5th Av At a Tremendous Sacrifice i Snits Iin Tailored Dressy Models I Gowns for Every Occasion II Coats for Street Evening Wear Furs of Every Description I i Waists in Great Variety Skirts in Big Assortments A Large Collection of ReadytoWearFall Hats i Special lor Friday I Owing to the limited time in which to close out I this entire stock we will place on sale tomorrow I 487 Linen LightWeight Cloth Suits at such Low Prices that it will pay you to buy them now and put them away tor next summer I Many of These Suits Suitable for Immediate Wear V Linen Suits at 3 value 10 I Cloth Linen Silk Suits 5 7 10 Value 10 to 45 All Goods Sold for Cash Only No C 0 Ds No Goods Charged and No Alterations Made S I flJF0 N ST CORa I BRIDGE ST BKLYN Important sale of hand embroidered V Linen Waists Eight different patterns to select from Beautifully tailored but V L1 11 t toned front and back models exquisitely v f1 I hand embroidered Laundered collar and t 0 I ii I cuffs One exactly as illustrated Actual value 397 special 297 Womens Suit Department i Complete nnd extensive variety of Womens Tailored Suits embracing every recognized style in vogue this 4 Q 75 seasons all the latest colorings 250 2850 18 0 3250 values at S J ALTERATIONS FREE is I I 2L Altmmt n 1 WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS A TOMORROW FRIDAY AND SA11JRDAY CON3ISTWCOr 200 PAIRS OF RENAISSANCE LACE CURTAINS J USUAL PRICES 1250 flc 1750 PER PAIR AT 800 KfcSO Ji I 250 PAIRS OF IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS 11 I I USUAL PRICES 675 ot 8J5 PER PAIR AT 490 Si75 3LlUtmaLQIui l I MENS FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS I MENS FURNISHINGS INCLUDING SHIRTS AND MATERI 3 FOR SHIRTS TO ORDER PAJAMAS OF SILK AND i j SILK MIXED FABRICS CHEVIOT MADRAS AND FLANNEL MENS BATH ROBES HOUSE GOWNS AND SMOKING JACKETS NECKWEAR GLOVES HOSIERY AND UNDERGAR MENTS MOTOR COATS CAPS RUGS AND ROBES TOMORROW FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THE FOLLOWING V WILL BE MARKED AT ESPECIALLY LOW PRICES i MENS PAJAMAS AT 175 PER PAIR USUALLY SOLD FOR 250 TO 350 MENS NIGHT SHIRTS AT 55c EACH MENS MEDIUMWEIGHT BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR I USUALLY SOLD FOR ICO AT 75c PER GARMENT MENS BLACK LISLE THREAD HALFHOSE EMBROIDERED 30Ct PER PAIR 165 PER HALF DOZEN PAIRS 1 14t1t gtoft 3StfJ tmt anb 5ft JMmt I If A44 West 23d Street t Imported Feather Toques and Turbans Not obtainable in any other establishment in the United States Of finest Impheyan Lophophore MerkFaisan pheas ant Nagoire Nicobar and Lagopiede Birds I 1 I 1050 to 2150 Value 2000 to 3500 I if I sotlS foolS T O c110 Borax IodineBran 4j ACTS LIKE MAGIC V Use il and facewe j 1 A 11 HP 1 say a quick C oms and All T ender i all foot troubles Swollen rv A r aching tired feet instantly re I ness D ISappear Alter Keved by this greatest of foot i icmcclies A few applications I a F CW Applications cure One cake will demonI strale it Buy a cake today and know what foot comfort means Large cake 25 cents All Druggists Send fir fret sample Money Back if Not Satisfied II WILBUR A WELCH Sole DUtrlbuUr 706 FlatIron Building N Y Awaken your sleeping friend right away By mailing to him this slip today Iriv teilinlip s TO MR HAVE A OAAO we often s you sittlag In meditation loct II Unmindful of the Ohanosu I J z That an toward you tossed t Itttmyotitookabraciir 5 Oo rMUl Worid JUU Hiy I And e w the opportuntUM You are IMtlnc slip awajr a i WOULD ADS 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r I I r THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 n STANDARD OIL I LETTERS LEAD HIM TO QUIT HEARST h I i National Committeeman for Missouri Leaves the m de pendence Party I KANSAS CITY Oct 29J U Woods I Merrill of Knnans City Nntlonnl Com I tnlttoeman for Mlsnourl of the Ind pndeno party rtMRiieil that positIon I tonJor In n lottpr forwarded to William It Henrit Nntlonnl Clmlnnan In Ills I letter Mr Merrill ese This Is to notify you that I wIth draw all rclntlrnn or connections as I Kutlonal Coinmltteemun for MUbOim with the repetitive Board of the Inde pendence Party not wishing to have 1 my name connected with nny party or persons who jHurliRe or ntherlpe oh tnln corretpondonco stolen by other persons for publication to the detriment or downfall of oilier persons for the upbulldlriR of youisilf or the Independ ence 1artv Also I do not wish my name con nected with a party whose nlllliitlnns are PO clniey connertiM wh other par ties and whose only aim Is to help to defeat Bryan Taft wanted Ioraker put out of liuslnoHp and you played the part of llptntnor and with a grand I eland play to keep up appearances went after Hiu kpll with no proof of guilt to down Brjnn and In my belief the Inde epndunca party re elves Its campaign money from UapuMlcan sources I w m led to believe the Independence Partys pint form MI e to advocate the principles of Jefferson and Lincoln and to build up from tin better clasp from nil parties and stand for the best In terests of the common people and not lllllate with nor favor any party Mr Merrill nsseitu that the Inde fII pendence Party has not kept these promises and adds Bryan nnd Stamlaid Oil have be n It only campaign Issue I BOY FRlfNDlESS AND STARVING ENDS LIFE Orphan Came Here From Chicago to Find His Aunt I Failed and Dies by Gas Crmrlen Smith seventeen years old i was found dead In a gagrilled room at No Ca7 Bridge street Hrooklyn today He engaged the room last night from Mrs Arthur Tester She smelled gas early today and traced It to her now lodgers room Jlo hat carefully stopped j up nil the cracks In the window and door frames before he lay down on the lied to die Harry Crane the friend who sent him j to the house nrui n fcllowloilRer said the yoith was turned out of an orphan asylum In tiio tr a year BRO lie had I no educittun and had to get a job on a farm In some nay tie learned that he had u nn aunt In Brooklyn Auld he caved up I his nines and mina on here to find her He oouM not Irate her however iind when hl noiii y gave out went to work in a ie iiuinnt where he met CraneA week 141 he lost his job there and jeferlay met Crane on to him lie was siirlni Crane nave him ome miiuy unit sent him to his rooming place d MANAGER CADDAGAN DYING 1111I1111 JlnIlN itseee SlIt 1xpeel ril to guryhc liny John P Cftittlaenn for man years one of HIP mOAt nUVly lninin lintel men In tho country ti critically Jll from air rhof In of the liver at the Hoffman louse of which ho la lessee and manager and U not expected to survive the day He Is slxtyonu years old At his bedside are his mother and two slater Mar garet and Anna Mr Cuddauuii came to Now York from Dunkirk N Y a farmers boy to see the sights Hit money gave out and liu I got a Job ns porter at the Broadway Central Hotel where nnally he became managing clerk IA1fJ1fERSTEINS ON1S IMPORTED I CHORUS GIRL M F cJ G JJ E ONLY CHORUS GIRL OSCAR HAS IMPORTED And That Gives Miss Egener Distinction at the Man hattan OperaHouse In her humhlo way one of the theatri cal passengers arriving In New York to day on the Adriatic was of Importance parallellnK that of Mary Garden She I was Mini Keener a uiorus girt What male her of Importance Is the I a1 thai Slit Is the only chorus girl l nsrar Hani noistuln has Imported from the Comlnitit for Ills Manhattan Opera House this SPHn He has Imported many tenors al11 snpranns anti barll nes mud fnntiultns anti musical directors and daners bat only one chorus girl al though the chorus numerically outranks ally branch In grand pera Therefore Ifs EJsener Is deserting of mention And her picture shows that she was selected for pulrhritudu as well as fir her vocal nhlllti roItAsthma FORBronchitis Bronchitis Catarrh Difficult Breathina Omega Oil Pour a teaspoonful of Omega Oil In a cup of boiling water hold the mouth and nose close to the cup and Inhale the arising steam The steam carries tho healing properties of tho Oil into tho throat and lungs and give quick relief Trial bottle lOa YOU Must be dressed to command respect Lack of ready cash is no preventive to stylish garments Choose from among our stocks and pay us 1 a Week No bothersome questions or Irk some terms Imposed most liberal plan In the world try it Ladies Clothing Suits 1295 to 4500 Long Coats 700 to 3500 Girls Dresses and Coats 298 to 2500 i1fl BROOKLYN Mr lultuo bt ODD Jllra Place 11 4IKI7I ritlh Are near loth FL vM h l niri i 1 Mi jui ir j t i ra in ji J m fTH Riker Drug Store Goods include not only Drugs Aleuicmes and oilet GOOdS but a variety of articles not always sold in the ordinary Drug Store All Riker Stores make a specialty of Sick Room Supplies and Rubber oods a department which thousands of people patronize daily C1l15e they have heard the true story about the Riker high quality and Riker low prices All the Riker Stores are ready and willing to cater to your wants in this line with the assurance that they can and will give you entire satisfaction C g tar nom I 1 ff Jir i Itller Hot nnter rttr Iliiinr Vibrator SlH ill Ii rr iitrye liatlen At our Thermo Tul lnre o whlrUng 11otOs Spray 171 17 II softens and 23d 51 Store In ants llectal syrlnces all wet beautifies Ereeuemonstra Oxygen Ihed Inrlodlnl on short notice Inhaler do 3Oe the skin lion of Aleorhent Johnson n Cotton Johnson k t5 Rikers Violet ill It hlt l1ulb 81101 Home Vibrators Alrollol sleye J 5 Cerate1 50c AIlIIlnnl I1clta Klilt wuol Adnlool Hanh i Hair tlsma pan 1111 1 palm 3 nlllllts Fouuin Syrllll euU Spring Truc leather rOlerell nrS1 leer red rublr 1111 Hulll Steal Douche S It11CL1tti Bed Back IteM LOO I Oath Towel 2n and 11I Sanitary Towd dozen r1I JluC Wnsh naoln J 3 Silk AII IllIow8 1111 AIIllubher Muo Cup 5 HlltlI1 Pnurim Pan HIt HlKlllf Ito Water Huttlcs afaternity Ournti tuiry bottle Kuaranleea to AJH 211 KDro AtOOII and 8100 Rubber niovei l 10 itr IllltrllS Electric JIMterlei 430 KIKKICS Alonuztri 111 to IIH Ittttber Heduclns Garments Hubber Sheeting 5id wide yd no Usort to iirioit later eels 45 Hearlnir Horn Itoo Chamois Wat II 12S Tounsi Hectal Dilators ImalM mln 115 10 28 DIUtoriSlrO and rtJTI Phone MM Mull Order prompt Illlrd rhnrer nrrnunt sot liIltr Irre I Hrllvfrj In irmtrr yrtr York Mull Order Dtimrliiitiitn hlitU ale and Uld Kl yew York 4511 Pulton St llnxikljn I I Rus DRUG T RES Sixth Ave A 23d St 7th Ave i 14th fit 18 and in Weit 84th DL Oth SL and Broadway to Btor In nrnnldyn 14th St lust west of flth Ave f7 Stares In 11oolnn i dr I i R 0 v A L Vou Can You I I PAY More 65 Cannot But BUY More i 1 The most talked of II Typewriter on the market I The machine which by sheer merit has r r won for itself the unqualified endorsement r S j of the business world A Higher Standard ot Efficiency A Fairer Basis of Price I Royal Typewriter Company J NEW YORK 1 t I e s 0 I l SIXT AY 19 7Y20T STk1ET 11G W 1OP1G J BO Years Lenders of Fashion Womens Sample 250 Gloves Mens 18 and 20 s I Suits at 1650 139 Suits at 12 tt Q I tfT Main Floor e i One of those extraordinary bargain Womens 12 button tV swoon Floor n a i FS It t d occasions that economical dressers length Dressed Kid Gloves the A two hundred suit purchase cntcr I 1 look for new tans and golden brown The every one expressing all the new Y i A wide choice result of n special purchase Full style features Bought from of Broadcloths Cheviot and Boys 1 Gloves at 75c n Rochester manufacturer at almost nil the now and popular Mixtures colors In and black Tight Sir Henri 1 Gloves half price and semi fltting models long and The most popular street 1a short coats plain and fancy glove In America English tan If you want the i a trimmed While they lat at Miaduj A SlflO for SI I glove or smartest and best suit ever tV I IICEO SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO offered at the price conic 12 1t Womens Tailored Handkerchiefs tomorrow m Suits 25 tS Muln Moor t f Strictly nil worsted Suits handsomely l The new Urondcloth and Chevron Special prices on Mens i Suits In all colors and black a somely tailored in nil tho latest shades of nnd Women Irish Linen Hand J models artistically ThousandsLi brown tan olive I J dozen exclusive ro n Itll 0 VO showing smartest tailor kerchiefs Thousands choose to IF and satin catty trimmed with lug All sizes but early I come I from both and initialled braid all the new skirt effects plain specially priced at 2500 At 6 for 50c 1975 Tourist Coats 15 Women initial Handkerchiefs I 400 Mens Sample Winter Overcoats Find 511 Caracul Cloth Coats iij chiefs of arc Irish linen with your sire and you can pick n 15 or w 18 Coat at 2250 Of fine imported Mixtures and dainty wreath letters nnd cross lined Uroaclclotha colors and black bar nhiiinrook initial Handkerchiefs 50 inches long satin SIMPSON CHAWFOHD CO chiefs Also liens and Womens 1 A few more of those soft silk costumes that fires Irish and linen different hemstitched width In Jjems full Rare Rug Values created such a beitbullon last Friday The maker did not have them I Handkerchiefs that are li c If Fourth Floor I finished at the Ume of the sale Cannot Bay very much because at and Jk values Rugs that as a rule carry the same price the world 2250 and 100 at 1375 last 101lg69 at the best they will not very l Mens and Womens avercut right down to the sensational bargain point for Friday J 25cHandkerchiefs12tfc 9x12 Bigelow Axminster Rues 1785 V SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO A great collection Some arc Oriental designs and colorings rained at 3000 apiece On account I I samples others surplus stocks of alight mill Impcrfratlona we will sell these rugs for 1785 Sample Lace RobestZT Main and unfilled orders ot noted 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs 1345 Floor tar Belfast makers Extra heavy quality practically as heavy as tho FiveFramed I An opportune sale just when Lace Robes are in Mens large size fine Irish llody Brussels Hugs colors are Oriental regular price 1900 1 great demand for the various social functions now at hand About linen hemstitched womens Size 0x9 valued at 975 sale price JC45 600 samples from well known manufacturers medium weight and sheer 850 Fibre PUrl at 375 linen hem tttchetl hand hemstitched 112 of the celebrated Ftbro HUgH size 70x106 These can be used 20 Robes 5 and 10 worked Initials sheer 15 and at on for 10 12 i on oth sides Just tho things tor chambers Irish linen womens drawn Paris rich Black Spangled Robes Cream and work linen womens dainty 2 Linoleum laid at 117 sq yard White Lierre Lace Robes Brussels Lace Robes colored linen copies ol SlxtyIuu pieces of llrsl quality Imported Inlaid Linoleum Colors tV Embroidered Net Robes Fine White Net Q5 French styles great values go right through to tho back In hardwood and tile effects regular Gl 0 Robes Robes for afternoon and evening wear at 12VC price 165 to 200 n yard i Newest effects and latest models r robes SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO I adaptable to the prevailing modes Halloween Groceries Wines Etc SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO tar Sixth Floor I rnrlimil Ynrk State Aluilri ReId OO hoses Nriv Knponipl Mnlr Suenr Cured Jlnnn Hoynl Stuart 89c Messaline Satins at 58c wins Spies Hen HavU and Orpcn PearhrtLuscious aitinla fruit Brand II 8 Inspected mild tender VJi Main Floor inns bbl Kllft m No U banket acid rgubtrly at Ibi im jbj IIH sweet lean hums sold nc thla ape j luitlilnff full dean clol Cur KrlJay 10 lbs tat 11 clal price with grocery 12s ape These Silks were contracted for months ago when low rod 7e per lb A 1C urdtira only per Ib C Il otherwise wed be compelled to ask what youll possible prices were Fill Chp JloiHlr llrinlrMt llHcun g react Clireeollerklmer have to pay elsewhere for these wanted silks Striakul lean and lust rut right V S with In Star Toni ues Armour1 large fresh smoked County mild or sharp wll te or told yellow regu 58c for 19 inch allsilk Messaline Satin petted rnld regularly at ox tongues the best on title market sold 1511 larly at 24c special a splendid color line soft and lustrous per I tic Ib special 11c rtgulurly atiUc spicial for Friday per lb l J2 C II b dui srr ILj911 ItiilliJ Out Inr white I 5c for allsilk Peau de Cygne out Ilikm pec at J o in Vr Jtliril NulT varieties Kurrt Ktmnr Corn Cameron California Street Vlne lulb nack beat rndi Ilrand sold regularly at Toil Sherry Muacatel I 20 inches wide street and evening shades 8lc value Irri ItnuHil Coffer Our liotllHK lUt the t Tokay 8 TrrKli 1IU1t equal sprll HH lbs 19c 12c rporlal MO U4 CUaa or tiWtct Catawba allsilk French Plaids Hoyal Dinner sold rlmnvhire llinil at 741 per Ih cans Bllir des SOC regular KUniantecd price U yean 222 old 58c for a51 to any Niu Paper Shell Ahllunolo IWn1 r can t2YYt ape al 10 I 19 inches wide in every color combination The value JI5c Ib drum IXT U 2r15i lo I lbs Special r lua 22c fcnrrt IVUH Silted Koyal Stuart Knrly Brand JUlie cKI lnl per 1115 Kl per Ib lour I f i per 28c Nrn UalnuUi AH old regularly at 15c Muuiilulu Itlrnllne St 51u SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO Ib IJijir riB Inc Iba 817 per tb 19c special case U4 cant tnlrc HiirutiiHly ZlnfuKlrl N Later Smyrna fruit cal100 Ibs Ktiipiiralril Uirlcnl Iu HirrO doz 8i2Mi 11C Llairt i r Militirnr liuaran Exceptional Values in Dress Goods nci lir P ear Ib ib IOC regularly class golden at 2f frail c special a id tart Stuart can bait llruntl Jut 14 varieties Itujat special ularly teed 7 at per e Irs 175 gal old old 1 n re S LY Main Floor yew Ninln Tars valley G lbs 5 ie1 per 1JC Includltitf raapberry antl Iarrr glossy rail III Cnllfomlit Wanted weaves in the new Fall effects priced at a fruit IruniH eold rrgulnrlv it New Snrct CiderMade from HlnuiMrry 1lb ghee II Jan J 121 i berry Jauelta Dry RInesPort Muscatel 1 be rpotlal I J H nil elected hand nicked ruset Jar t It Tokay Guaranteed B years saving of onethird r lbs rliri IQJC apples steels flcked i5c Iirw Illllril FIRs Flne old oM regularly at 4Uc per 111 r tl myrna Juicy fruit I per bottle special doz IIw or wi Coal Meal j li Ii j here rie 1 3C Dekl3 bot 125 Dress Goods at 85c i 1 Dress Goods at 79c 1 r 1 box Ml rlb 28c lbe C rie h frfin 27c The best 10 lbs lO 1Z c Itcd lclt Ji iimor IJanelCft r 50 pieces of all wool 51Inch Tartan Plaids all iool and mill TOlb flue per Iti tWTJU llrnnil will roKUlarly at Mcmouruiil or Old Crow In black silk and wool light and dark Arn F for 1 J1t11 per it aaertrn Juicy Oruncwi Lu naI l er dK t special ttIleyRich moth Chevron Panamas sok anI larl to alcarhll for Orbl Ieniell perup to clnna fruit sold rtfrul iriy case S4 inn 8 irUI 101 and mellow special per navy brown and green reg colorings sold regularly for p nr it BOo pedal O RL larse Sn 12c nlIIUutuU ularly 125 yard 1 a yard Ib 10 lb at per 49 C pct dot Mik 1 r n c quart lUC I i 1 t t 1 7 I rve g n Y I 1 t ri I of I 1 Inverted Gas Sale of Hosiery and Knit Underwear friended at Kid 39c Gloves Liglts 39c All originally guaranteed quail t stock sensationally priced am tllJ from regular eat Mill seconds and odd lots Ues A satisfactory home light with es of hifjh class Imported a soft pleasant glow Complete equalled values for which you may thank the recent unseasonable weather Gloves For everyday wear with new regulation burner and ribbed BalbrIggan Underwear 39c had they ofdnstgloo SB though you 1DO candle mantle 1 Mens medium d heavy r paid tho regular prices power 1 125 amid 150 instead rib Gotton Hose heavyribeottonHose valueat I Ghidrcns heavy Hose 39C Womens black and tan stead of 3fc the balance of 1000 doz which with double sole heel and toe bjiecml J21 of lice cotton 7e G I 2 C t mine at i nt caused such excitement on Tuesday J white fleeced Un 12c Unbleached J29 Ta le Cloths Womens pure wcigllt Womens 19c medium n regular jc qualit special Muslin at 5 c at S9e Back Lisle Hose double heel and toe y P1A C derueur 35n Heavy Unbl iuliod Twilled Mus 72 each cal 350 Pattern Table Cloths of special values at t S for Si lin remnants up to 30 yards heavy servlcoable Union Dam a 114 40 Inches wide Sells for ask G2x7 inches full bleached 12ic oft the piece Limit 20 value C y jarda to a customer at Very wpoclal 89c jzj Special Sale 0 f I fJ SSeS A At o 5C Childrens Smart Suits ffF Fridil1Y Boys 2 values Suits Goats L 9S9 in the history of this department to close at 99C 1ossibl the best purchase Possibly About 200 suits remain from 298 and 3 98 partment although this doesnt interest you except as AtAlJout Bales Iti sizes 3 to 10 Childrens Coats of chinchilla showing how we regard these Suits What do interest you r J In double breasted style pluln broadcloth ponyskln bearskin ng rel 1l e or knlcker pants and some for corduroy astrnklmn silk plush are the modish new styles the excellent workmanship and 1 l Jf smaller boys 3 to S years breasted and fancy and mixtures box effects In double orna the surprisingly fine materials that this purchase enables J11 Boys3 Suits Over mented with fancy buttons and us to offer you tomorrow at 810 a a coats and 1 69 fr o s fancy turndown collar and Reefers frlls sizes Suits in nil the cuffs olzes 2 to C Misses Stunning cu years D o y s two T newest shades at soft njtied Broadcloth Mo Illustrate i 1 Suits 2IC for one of the two styles a 33lnrh somllitted coat Suit with pants r 1C Cull high military collar and satin straps Uie nemo or smart 10 J ages 7Y to j J drens 19c uptodateness for the modern mla 1 II o y s1 ele silk Caps a gant Knteker notch collar and The othere has BO ma with styic 1 U Suits to la trimmed with satlncovorod mould ages largo pocket and 11 nich heavy 1C to oi lag and rib Skirts aro full circular gored trimmed to correspond fIit I bon rosette These suits are lined throughout We are very proud of them In Boys two I J y e some In Dutch with excellent satin They wore I deed At J10 they are worthy of vent long RootI s ie made up specially for this sate and I the nmchabunod adjective ertroor ors aged 3 to for particular attention elvon to all the dlnary To plat a fair conservative j 14 C 2tc 01111 little touches that distinguish thorn valuation on tbeiw stylish Julia y 1 Boys long would bo to annouiwo this event as r from ordinary factory product ilrena striped Overcoats ages I and checked 0 7 to 1C A n Ji aisleofMrSSes1G5S1iirtSat 10 Plannelottli I This lot In I with Rompers I cludua all tho pocket r u nio on around Bide Womens Flannel Undergarments I ne west upto f y a neck and Very special values to stimulate active buying Another block tints Clothes for In tIle boys B lee v es flu where the warm weather works to your decided advantage i II II various inod I 1 ahod with VOc for Womens 2tc for Womens elK medium I fancy braid usen WlhJlotto 111I10n08 In pretty k Klannnott uoiu with r lTSSS tn 1 light and dark shoe 1 to 3 tripod pcmlull designs loose front and fabrics at no l k years double yoke and fancy braid Cut bUki short sleeves sizes 3d to 44 unheard of prlco In tho for Chlldrena Canton full size I o 1 W rt JJC for Womens 100 I helqht uf the season JO Flannel Drawen with Knit Ittkoats I lloya pulld wn Caps BJc hemstitched cambric ruffles 2UC for Womens 1 Hoya Astrakhan Caps 29 c tzes t to 10 years striped and plain Klouuulotte Pet JoC for Womens Jer Hoya Corduroy Knickers Oc tlcoaU with wide ruffle flulahed eey top IutUcoata with eutuou Ho 14 Astrakhan Coals 195 1 hey Inlmnta Load mad Short fa with scalloped edge I flounce and dust ruffles tOc Toques 28c t Boy White Coals US9 r J J NjMYgON Cit1W1OItD CO r ar 1 I e f i

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Ii 1 THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY OCTOBER 29 1908 l R SEVR T MOURNER ti 1 mR voN STERNBURG ti Ifrfesident Among Notables at t IJYlemorial Services for f t I I 9 erman Ambassador if I I 1 I iHLNGTO 0t n It lItlflll i I J rr I ntti nclil in n n 1 1 fm 1i tlbfe 7 g rQ of roprccn 1 i f nil branchei of official life In Wtah Incton vtrt held today In memory of the Inte ll ron Speck von Stcrnburs Oerman Ambs ndor to the United fltntc ho dlcil at Heidelberg Axig 23 ProldciH and Mr nOl eelt OJplo mntlc rIte enIAlhe of ill nMlon I member of tho Supreme Court of the I United Stalo hlch officials of the 10 i 1 ornmont and officer of the nrmy nmr nnd mnrliie iorp mans of whom Ter nroompanlf i l r tttili nlMs were pre 1 I nt The me was made n leelII Htririli i MO Iliilium unit in dlplotiuts niul nrmv nnd nn officers The ml o noro hold In ioncordli I U angelical 1mhrrnn Church nhlch III nttPtidol M Hiron on Slcrnhiirt I durinc il n Mnnrp Vre The Interior nf h erllkD i dripcd In dncp I nil IIrnlns thorn hclnsr a profiii ar riicoMTnt n r 1 o flnttoit it tho altar the o floral tributes bclnpr M peclally effectl npnlnrt the black narUground protldrd for thrni I The ft Mrlco laMed threequnrters of an hour and nu conducted In part In German h Ito 1niil A Honznl pas tor of Conrordla Church nnd In pntt In I KiiRlUh M He Ilolnnd Cotton Smith I rector of 9t John Iturch I nnrnnpoK pork on McrnhurK tilow of the Inte Baron accompanied by Count Herman MII Ilutzlolitl lldtn blirir Oinrgo AITaliof LAn1 her moth er Mrs LatiKhnm ofIoul8llle Kj xere propcnt NEW PASTOR FOR NEW YORK rtSHKIU LANDING N Y Oct J9 Tho llov Arthur Thompson of the Miittuiuim Methodist lunch tendeiiil his rclBiiitlon nf pmtor todn Ho hug ienlcil n cull ti tho pngtornto of Iho Pork Mmio M n Chun In Sou I York Cltj In succeed the Ho Do Will C Thnmpon I i fNOCKOUT BLOW BY WAY OF PARfNTHESIS Policeman Who Got It Says Orator Yohltman Scarcely Paused in Speech hnl1n HmAO a dermn horl o Queon 011 who Wei at N t Tt Ureati lark lY llrookhn can 1 N hl In 10 111111 nf n peroration kin li 1 v m iinxn anil c i IF t on nrit ni i Irnt that tthit Harry Mlilor a pollciMiaii said he dill last nlchi nil Millir toM him to ntop hi nw of i Iniiucn f to illicit a cronil na hraikptilnc In front of the O trr i n nil ml on lioliloii nicntlo ln a IMnml Ill I Millet who wnll In plllll clothri rnn I tlio rio il niul xatintitcil up Ho linrt nntlicil Hint tluro were no omen In I Vohltll ill nililliMirp IIP MIL nin im lip llRtrliCil II lit inn o I MM iimi nlixlniift li the llte nliM tit olilttnnUF upcerli mioiilltiK to Mlllci i ill Ilil am tiling Jor Cmiiiiii lit III i iittf mrMeii Jlllpi toll him 10 RtP niul Wolillmm lilt Mini ii fir M luinlliiK It and puttu Hi i iliri innn Into slumberlalid i ni 1 M n I1l1l1utn h n ho cnmn to iiiitmni II tlll liking Then M Mernr o to I IITII ohliman was ar i Hi 01 I I i t IIn 1 ntv Court t t tli I ni 1 Jth n I r R b or lJ P5 irl jt rt 1j a Misses and 11 41 G Mens Boys and Youths 1 hlldrens sizes T O ill w sizes Morm and I l l st brands viVaV low cut stales Hood 35 I J rartli if 55c specs Southwest Corner 6th Ave and 18th St New York J I style Old Colony special B other at C omens Napoleon Boots and Shoes Womens and Misses Samples from prominent makers Lace Button and I tiluqher Patterns All the fashionable dull and bright Vorth sMonable Suits leajtriers 20 styles to select from Special Pricc9 250 i Including Many in Direcfioire Models Values 1800 to 2000 at

8 qE I The materials are plain I i Cheviots plain and fancy Broadcloths and Scotch I j Mixtures embracing all the leading seasonable shades The majority of the Coats aie lined High Grade For Winter I Shoes Wear w th good quality satin u and other desirable fir KellerJs c 3 a OJ t pm Wf fabrics The Skirts are I l rJt iiJ full gored or pleated s At a iar I some with one and two C t Sh OllUOr oes i t B l folds of 1 For Nurses Teachers Saleswomen or any 4 J r1Afi Special S who arc much on their feet i j iilk 1 at 58 a ge 1 Made ol importrJ Fnach Vici Kid wllil j t 1it I Pneumatic Rubber Heels t r i y ib I 11 nexibl Uather Sales very DRESSY and COMFORT l l vr 41 f f J J J A BLE Sbrs 3 to s widths D to EEE f r fQ SBE P i Ready to wear I C Or KeLers 3 Ccm ort Shoes ii 4 b Sy VI Pfe x j 3 98 For School Girls and 01i1 en fttfw f J fe J Hats Special at I A PERFECT STRAIGHT LAST SHOE WITH DOl3LF j tt H J Hi f 1 I PllDBEF HEcl S inri Hznd VtltA Sr s Brngs the r ftii7 t 11 Trimmed Dr Kelles Shoe with velvet Ch ids foot to a NOPMAI SHPE j i ufIty Jjii N 5r for VomfT VJ f11 Pocahontas bands and j cn 5 s sa MIsses S 9 fiilJfJrt gt Are Also li fIn ct ftfi lzcS A I ioII quills Value S150 a pair Sizes It a pair In Sires 8 t 8 9 rI k I Special at 98c II 1 f MM ses9 IIilJh CU Women Shoes trimmed Also several Hats with hundred Icrjic new ncv low crown lr mmeii with j Ii Snoe Lace Btton and Ji Inrflc jovu wings antl fancy 1 i I leathers iBl color to matcb tU1J i r Blchor t les from I J your ost nc Itcnu t 8 l Vlc1 KLiskm and Box iJ nr Pce 58 antl 37 Pa I t I If Call bee and button the Harnsburg r J Special at t J solid leather exten Shoe Co and other tJf Untrlmmcd Velvet Shapes sion sole never sold manufacturers wr f ti Larjje and handsome faced In for less than 2 oo a Patent nd enamel Nt fti r satin alt Regular newest 3350 colors 1 par leathers Actual values t 1Jt JI values Sizes 8J5 to 11 at ues 2 oo and 2 c tjl1 25 at All sizes for vomwi l51fJllj t ilr OSTRICH PLUM1IS I i rj V Sizes l to 2 at I Thl O Jt Jti 1l1 l fA PlulII f Ij J neCll3 I Sac r rz 00 t A 8 lrtt r li t P i I II J ll fi j r e tik t jj i1 l a pair W9 100 A i tr 10 doz Plumes 15 in I r f 1J long black and I f CLEANUP JF MANUFALTUREKS tf 1P ttcne the the IIlwlhr nyht Yin f white Sljo 79c t ODD AND ENDS choice ot of vy mens U rand lIftolItr values at I J and Misses Vici Kidskin and Box Calf Snoes A IS omens Hans Slippers Womens Oxord Ties PAu E 20 doz Plumes 18 in length 8 a JC I made of selec ed leather w fh hand ff FS P tn fine quility Bhck whit a W i i I sewn soles Wolh from 100 to fi jJ A3 Ci and colorsRegular price at Ja 1 2 ooAH par 1 1 18 in extra heavy Ostrich Plumes Black I AH Sizes In the Lot trf tlf Hl li JSfJ C r t a d white only BtautituI ft m QQ tlu fibas Sellmuelseuhfre LSL UO I a pair 10r 8 and Special MAll I t l jor 9 at It I All colors illowPlumes worth up OI at 798 e Special Glove Sale tJ9c I No Mall r I or C O D A 9 i Ladies Long Gloves real 400 Orders kiti all Colors S2 values at 100 Boys Storm Calf full ength Washable Chamois Glove smooth I I I e skin Cream ind white Worth I 2jJ 1 49 Boo tI YJJF 1 Udlts Imported 14Dutton Gloves BUck i ai7 1JltJf white tan and gre Value f3 oo 195 Slioes rmde of Black and L 1flf Womens it AUnmsh Kid Cloves worth SIS 89c I soles Tan Calfskin wit i ir Nittirj Chamois Washable Dimes 2 clasp S zes 6 ton g ti jue Si 50 at 98c vi colized soles n at v Ex ra high with HOGiemt Womens Imported t Worth rJ50 straps and buckles i3 iLY Lisle Hose new Patent Colts in to e gray value 50c wi n dull calfs ln Sizs i to s worth SPECIAL nt I9c i top Box 35 at LADIE1 PLHE SILK HOSE cotton ffft Carf and VIe and garter tops All colors Value M So 95 C K I i Lace S 195 LADIES AND EMBROIDERED lOSE 0 Button and tJ mercerized lisle Value75cat 9 C I Blucbtr Styles CHILDRENS PINE RIBBED SCHOOL Very f1nItV pair 195 HOSE Vilv 3Jc tt 121 C I Ii I Greenhut Whllt Shopping refleh yourself with a cup of lea to 1 iII be had in our LounpmR Room tree of charge II and Patroni of the Grecnliut tore will be carried Free ol f1 1 I Com 1JI Charge in the 18th Street Crositonn Omnibuses to end i Y from Subway and Fourth Ae Cars Third Ave Elevated I and Surface lines and the Surface Car lines on Broadway I DryGoodsand I i Tomorrow THE ARROW SALE 1 j I Note ARROW SALE Every Item Reduced a i Prices in Booklet Quarter to a Half Below Regular Prices t t J Tomorrows list is of about 150 items Each is something new perfect seasonable and desirable They represent every branch of our stocks from E small jewelry to tailormade suits and every item is onefourth to onehalf Jt l cheaper tomorrow than it is today or will be on Saturday r I Jo i Small wonder that the Greenhut Arrow Sales have become famous I 1 I i The greencovered booklet that is handed you at the door will give the items in full In the store green Arrow cards point to the bargains I The following as illustrations of the reductions given throughout 1 Main Floor 375 Bed Spreads at 295 I Satin Marseilles spreads with scalloped edge I rl Womens 200 Mousquetaire Gloves I at 135 900 to 1100 Blankets at 700 I Superior quality glace kid glove 10turtoo length Extra fine Eastern and California makes in tan back and while I 125 Satin Liberty at 95c Yard Second Floor J f I Lustrous black 24 in wide Women 2350 Suits at 1500 150 A small of tailored onl 65 io all made l Black Satin Princess 115 Yard group suits in t 36 L m the new idewale serge in black blue gteen and 111111 a neb heavy quality gre fashioned after the newest fennfincd model beautilull tailored new gored skirt r 200 Satin Majeste at 150 Yard t I Pure unite 33 in wide desirable lor gowns Womens 1650 Tourist Coats 1275 J Novclu mixtures wuli plaid backs in the Masons V 850 ReadytoWear Hats at 575 newest models m tan London smoke and Oxford i mace semifitted with patch pockets and collar tad ft Smartest and most becoming model of the season cuffs of plaid self materials r in tne most effective colorschemes J 395 Bengalme Hats at 265 Girls 5675 School Frocks at 450 Smart little the Pcttr Pan model thematenaJ cress in fare A Igrge assoitment of shapes nd color shown in I are all checked effective Sizes 6 14j and in designs to Jvr Benjalme satin velvet hall I year i 475 Silk Beaver Hats at 350 Womens 350 Footwear at 250 Exquisite models in the most popular hades of the Patent leather button shoes with top of London fr season imoke and tan cravenetted cloth the model axe all stylish and smart All nzei 150 Hat Trimming at 95c v Fancy ostrich aigrettes Womens 185 Combination Suits TJi at 135 550 Ostrich Feathers at 475 Two piece suits of fine namsock trimmed with f Heavy uroopmg plumes in black and white 18 in lace embroidered insertion and ribbon iY I 150 Black Tips at 95c 650 Silk Petticoats at 475 I I 3 pretty tips in bunch Made of rustling laffeto with deeptucked flounce t i and silk uqdcrluy 6 75c Fancy Wool Suitings at 55c Yard 5225 Long Slips at S150 Panama cloth in desitab checked and striped effects 1 all iark coloring 12 in Fine lawn models trimmed with lace and insertion A in lavender blue pink and white 100 Black Cheviot at 75c Yard 145 Chemises at 98c F Allwool wmt r weight cheviot I SO in I Made of nainsook trimmed with fine embroidery j insertion and beading f f fr 250 Kersey Coatings at 150 Yard r i High lustre reavy weignt keney in brown navy 200 Corsets at SI25 I I and back 54 in Heavy coutil corsets in the straight hip model three f j I I pairs of supponers attached f 250 Umbrellas at 169 Misses 250 Sweaters at 175 osses For men and women covered m fine laHeta on strong frames a variety of mncy handle Worsted sweaters in plain and fancy weave colon J I are red and grey Womens 500 Leather Bags at 390 Childrens 600 Dresses at 275 J Of superior pin Morocco leather lined with tucde Colored white modes and icrge also some of cash f black and colors leather m 2 6 J mere and plaids to yean I fr 225 Hand Bags at 159 Boys 850 Suits at 550 1 f I The popular 12tn IItC made ot real Morocco Doublebreasted and Norfolk Suits made offiue s I leather loaiber lining riveted covered frame fancy mixed fabrics t I Womens 6 for 150 Handkerchiefs Boys 1250 Suits at 725 at 85c A group of fancy auili for dress and party wear in r I velvet all colors plain or trimmed rt I Sheer croubir linen in three itylci of check I I I 60c to 200 Brussels Net at 38c Third Floo I to L2o Yd t l I Plain and figured fleet i in while cream and eoru Linoleum Bath Mats I 18 mJ22in f Imported Mats in a number of choice de Ignijv 1 I I 20 x 36 value SOc at 35c J I 50c to 400 Bandings at25c to 295 27x36 value 66c at 45c I I Black nlk and colored banaj in filet Vemte and I I I embroidered rflecti 400 Smyrna Rugs at 300 fy i Ikst quality made in beautiful Oriental dcaignj andfe 550 Lawn Robes at 375 colonniii 36 x 72 in r I II 4 Trimmed with embroidery flouncing and Insertion j 100Q Axminster Rugs at550 l I sl50 Coque Collarettes at95c Specially heavy weave in solid colon with hadclJ band bordtnnfl I Imporled collare te with Louiime ilk end in I biown black light blue violet and white 275 Curtains at 185 1 r Nottingham lace curtaini bacdaome partcoia 5300 Marie Antoinette Collarettes J1 h 1 I at 200 800 Mattresses at 6COf J I 1 Of fine plaited latin in all the new itraet and eren Superior quality layer felt mattresses foil alia f I mj shade I 3150 Ann Chains at2250 I 25c Taffeta Ribbon at 15c Yd Mahogany arm chairs with silk damaak covering 1 t Plain all ilk taffrla ribbon in a complete anorlmcnt I I ol ltd pie colon 5 in 5750 Copper Chafing Dishes at500 I Fitted with and enamelled 1 500 T rave III no Bags at 345 patent tamp pan I CowhiV bigi made of extr heavy itlected iiocki 1800 Electroliers at 1200 leather lined with bran lock and catch endi tact 16 and IB to Heavy bronze eleclrbherv with 3 lights I I 125 Silk Knotted Fringes at 90c Yd 51500 Reading Lamps at 750 In black white and color For electric fighting Greenhut and Company 6th Ave 18th to 19th St J T ft L fj I 1 l f

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