The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1900, Page 2

WOMAN ANARCHIST, —S sd _ THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, pineet W PEKING, | ee ie ae ET, oe RT FT . ’ AUGUST 1, | Page) BEFORE HE SAILED, ; KNEW BRESCT’S PLANS oe . ‘ — ; See ‘ Assassin's Destination ERNESTA CRAVELLO, Known to Her, but She|t9tttrtssrersreeteeeesereecesscnnanenesnneryes nny . a Will Not Discuss Her ; nest Me aimtre Knowledge of His Pur- - i « ies ie. WASHINGTON 1S ACTING, ? Escorted by aBody Guard ; pest Ernesta Crivello gy Oagegel” tigre a Eludes fiob in Waiting ; tet SHtumtion iu Patereum. aes : P at Paterson Factory | Almost a Million Dollars in Furniture Door. , a. via . Upw ards of a Hundred Thousand Pieces the A . ~ Sin our two stores, on the way, and at our command. This expresses our readiness for it ‘this greatest evert of the year in the furniture business, which begins to-day— t : F vou i “ 6fe August Trade Sale ~ & -of FURNITURE his great movement was originated ten years ago in our Philadelphia store. We hewed out an unknown path in a pioneer move- OUR WOUNDED i MING. ~~ tt ite a a we » dy, though never copied—never either equalled or approached in the large and very real economies Se eae American Forests Have Gone Indoors ‘ Since Our First August Sale, Ten Years Ago, gave new impetus, Sue sho be ar Socnnes of the vast economy, to the ample furnishing of American Homes amiles and worts woord—choppers, teamsters, sawemen, planers, carvers, turners, joiners, finishers, painters—all have had busier times iar Sie ike \asehina One wee’ shotenen ae REAR REY AIEE HeetO the Wanamaker August Trade Sales began. And mechanics, laborers, railroad men, doctors, lawyers, preachers— por ha . t eas'er to have well ished homes, since the Wanamaker August Trade Sales began. At her own « 7 ale—the Fou r in New York—is the largest in amount of goods prepared =. go " * ” ANARCH IST SU IC! DE } »htaine! a for it, that even t has ever known, ? J loudly . The fict that ovr two stores in Ne w York and Philadelphia sell at retail more Furniture than any other store, accounts for the buying Atal hy refine a © FRIEND OF BRESCI. "| power that enables us to command the highest class of furniture for this sale, newly made, handsome and perfect, and yet give you yo wat atk - abl = 70 Cre & Fifteen to Twenty Dollars’ Worth of -o aes MRS. WU TO CAPE MAY. oe : be soy sinsteinenvinrsnveme _ - Plendid Furniture for Gen Dollars be ame. wy omnploys a ates 5 nile : ; Da Jersey Summer tl 1 wwitle }Ors eventyefive to a hundred coll: worth for fifty dollars, according to the amount you w'sh to invest. Of course our entire stock is not ‘j meenthe ay Bes ue iain ned Her som, Chan che jreduced; but every sort of tu tor every part of the house is inc luded, and there are dozens of grades ineach. The blue tages “KNEW BRESCI S PLANS. =a: Bet ter WASHINGTON, | Aug “ + indicate the t Fver z realy at 8 o'clock this morning és Se Seon pad pe as tis meeting “ " “ Mi ap Cage shel N re away fron e have their howes cleted for the summe select what they wish and have it delivered later on, thus taking an it efore he left for Bw r wae sw pant u advantage ’ n 1 avin on ceive it, beture they are ready. r a Saag bese Asetiing ; ry ‘ ‘ rater’ ha hens F ‘ The ! ists that follow, merely hint ot the scope and measure the values of the sale. na . vais A P. arlor Su tes— Bureaus - _ Couches— ct ae Easy Chairs—1 8 ; ‘ h . " " Mall Ds sta ae 3 tmitation ma ogany, In i, m, Marat: : Vollee Have Hard The Protecting | gs, * ae Mat eh | a = Fi uinceaneeee y Quintavelle from tHatian Crowd w h $8 Mab ! “ f “4 back, spring . ’ ' at Porta Verraje. ‘see © ~ va ge : ir e) OME wan} A ee up to $m), worth § feat and deep tuft- x ; at to ‘ r _ ohalr: tufted . ‘ i AN ANARCHIST MEETING. 0°) y!\sia"" R| Parlor Cabinets ' cae hat ¥ ' Warts § ? res ek in'red nnd block feaiber, rene ; ' : ' tant 4 ° Mortis Chair Frames— sy a “RAD IN RASEMENT AREA,|Music Cabinets— wees pot , ‘ Potlee Think Man Conm worth M2 n 8 h f1t-Golden oak and imitation Vee 7 1 cide by Jumping tr ; . n , ‘ns Golden oak. j Winton $5. worth rt Golden oak and imitation oa " my a “ te “22-Golden oak and tmitation \ H ; i i sie ahowan B val Women’s Desks— orth $10) cunbione 1 ft these chairs, $1.60 to S16, vie iy me ga “: MATTRESSES and Pillows A . BI if Nas LS ak ant apie, \ naturel adjunct to the furniture is the bedding that completes , YSTERY OF “FABRIS.” watow : aN ns the fpacoons Suite; and we have made plans that extend the August ‘ -Exiens n Tables— bargains into our pillow and mattress factory. For this month's work i’ t 4 Few 5 h 815-Golden sah; 6 Mt. extensed | WE Hav ¢ purchased } ee ce | fiz woeth | 83, 000 Pounds of Hair, and Gwelve “ “ager | HAM, wrth | | Gons of Liwe-geese Feathers A & ‘ DEFT AT HER LOOM ~ ‘ 4 man] 2 wes F These at price that enable us to make them up as you order them i Mire Ur a4 } wan ‘iii —clean, pure and fresh—yet offer them at the low sige told of below: = WRS, BRIS! ILL IN BED. de See ‘Bookcases ames rot adage ae cn vo". gune powa Ta uiLTy, HE SAME wf itet With everythi eft helow @) ail around emed impos Just nt that consumption for many nm ast been he Koch Lung Cure La ' knew t water would a g back that mos THE FORECAST. for the thirty ow anging to dry ¢ went to th wh Lung ¢ ofices t take the preventive ment, and after ten days’ inha is eatin elves fi sly bellows te Ce “ 4 Kis e- ng held in Pythegoras . «Aum. 2 for New 1 pis et es | ae At a manmineeting ythew ' F , peaking to a correspondent he . - aot gucinek to @ . = - Famke Clty amd vicinity: Pair aa m to Monge on soleny said that he would be glad to tell hy diet oh ane One vlan Wice-Consul at Nee Yorn| MULAN, Aug. 1—The trooye are ip WA F8 STITCHRRS vented Apply wo Boba to-night; fair an & ee experience on the Saale and how tention oane. at keen Shien i be Teadioess at Uneit barracks to preypet qt Mabt to fresh winds. i. escaped from the hold of that meat the cab! [eid up by the authori ‘cram w drowned the oily tape ora sound ship, where so many were burned and | A. RADE, 332 Adams St., Hoboken. oder $10. Shelf of single border, springs for wooden beda— lave Web,” #7. Web,” 2. avon up t : Aleo be SS, worth at # . ” | a. - o| os boards— * hs a | sah worth, ME—Golten oak ewelt front |Side - Se: watireenes For Metal Betstna- "© | af lates eq fe sagport, springs | *| chamber Suites— rwwea, fall size, at] § s ‘0 " . sania Pillows and Bolsters — 5 k shed : be. a ak ded “Mahoaaey pieces; both rm. oer Mahoxany hand polished | bolate + at y O15, worth 9170, Wov en Ww ire Springs Wooden framew * pining Chairs— Wor Winbor" baring: 94, for met “ No. 8. ne “J. W.."" No. 3 at. | 5 ‘ ' 3 NY 4 4 WY Ree, poliahe Caarsateed tor Ave years vy In addition to the splendid showing on the Fourth ‘floor, there # are special displays of Furniture in the Broadway windows, and on the aisles of the Main and Second floors; anda display 0: Morris Chairs on the Fiith floor. The whole store helps to present these most *\ 48 attractive offerings of August Furniture. | Our Newly F wrnished iFL AT is + epened to-day ---)"" have more to teli you later on, about how we decorate and furnish homes, flats and apartments complete. The illustration is interesting and edu \ cative. See it at the Fourta avenue and Ninth street corner of the Fourth floor. Saeco, SOHN WANAMAKER A, T. Stewart & Co. Broadway, Fourth Ave., Ninth and Tenth Sts, lation rr MEMORIAL SERVICE, “«/ TROOPS READY IN MILAN, Help eiieinel Their sercow Over the Kiog's Death. ‘The Italien fealdents of Jersey City” have arranged to bold elaborate me- lated rae Munday to be ini@eiurbanee, A eeore of prominent Any) He inn bacitied Hite jefeblote have boon errested. Lost, Found and Rewards, Han ‘Catholte’ ing oe Sr eageeagtT” active and other arrests Lite mitemrig ip te Kallen en? ern US et A ; ‘ y