The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1900, Page 8

"4 S Twenty-five years ago we revolutionized the retail sho dealers. That was a revolution in the shoe trate, and its ef Four vears ago we started another SHOE [DEA IN OUR WE REO A GRAND SHOE BAZAAR!! Al 'MODERN SHOE HISTORY. of this {round the ¢ sath, : : : ‘ it was then a small place not over fifty feet on each side, and from time to time we have increased it until PEN IT WITH A FLOOR SPACE OF EIGHT THOUSAND SQUARE FEET. A COMPLETE FAMILY SHOE STORE. We Open Our New and Enlarged B at $7, 00 per pair. Black Box Calf, Black sises 7 to 7%, $750 per pair. 2,000 pairs Men's $2.00 Black Congress Shoes, per pair. . Our Basement is a magnificent and complete store in itsell, with a ing and renders shopping here as pleasant as on our main floor above, 4 COME AND SEE (if WEIRD TALE Mrs, Mewikver Claims to Have Been a Paterson § Victim. ; , nformath s received from New a Mra, Valeria Rohtiney attra | sav Aah w an i “4 fron NEN tive. youn woman, was found ln ony in Raa raery RAH i, fam box this morning In front of 1 Se Rat York ntrect, Jorsey Clty, and when ou ’ fiewatly recovered tol the paliew that wie Had not only heen a victim of Pat ernon drugeers, | Bunday at Cortia oity, had led to! Mew, Bonlinger oix years olf, & ee th Prairie f and t he Hyed with her hor, Dartel M 6H Weat Pho husda gaye, works Newark, and Bunday, retur f train. tn ekme fil, and Just 4 ety we ry Grand Jury to ie fooling In Detwoeen them. Patorson that the men may eseape pay “Mo said ho knew me and my huae| ing extreme penalty 16 no ing and and would take care of m Aid] ‘This wan partly on acco ths woman | Captain ) at the Coro ihe tone “~ arms and oarrl al tis performer known | m4 peou # inquent Chet of Poller He gave me Graul mwore that Dr. | Mauer ies tlon in my left arm, and) s Cyrus Townsend, to whom the tou A keyow nothing 1 p inom} men went for ald after killing the gir “ir Boling: ‘ ty Mo wae 1 " uf ¢ \ ‘ 1 “ f Coroner's Verdtot HAD. KILLED HIS WIFE, mn mar a Committed Suloide After ings Men. C. A, Keffer, B, Pa. Oct. The sequel], aerine of the body of Mrs], on a public road ne shot t ‘ tropa was made until Pros jo-day when th ' forced Chel Graul to te her husband was found im a Psd willingly, that the police I fhe lower section OF hel nwele gontaining a few dr Hoe during the|Dr, McBride sald was y. He was) where tho mill girl was assaulted Deng Clerk Mineing, ‘TR drug cler who gold the poison |s "| being nought for by police with con sue ae sornbeaneray Hs wil te one of 1 i , 8, 000 pairs Men's $3.00 Black Kid, Wax Calf, Enamel and Patent Leather Lace Shoes, and Lace ai 00: busi is cit ct Wal BASEMENT ‘iting capacity for $00 customers, and our sales force has also been so increased that we can attend to these 500 customers at once without the least delay, IT, AND SEE OUR SHOES AND NOTE OUR PRICES. ALL THINGS HERE ARE WONDERFUL. THE WORLD: TUESDAY 10,000 pairs Men's $4.00 Enamel, Welted Pe} Double Soie and Patent Leather Welted Single Sole Lace Shoes at $2. OO per pair 30,000 pairs Men's $4.00 Black Kid, Black Box Calf and Black Wax Calf Welted Single and Double Sole Lace Shoes 5,000 pairs Misses’ Large Sise $2.50 Leather Tip Button and Lace Shoes, sizes 6, fa 10,000 pairs Misses’ | 5,000 pairs Chila’s $1.50 ‘. $2.00 Black Kid Black Kid, Patent eo Patent Leather Tip. Leather Tip, Button 5 Button and Lace’ and Lace Bou, sises Shoes, sives 11 | 6 to 10's, Calf Lace Shoes, Black Kid ‘Patent Lace Shoes, sises 2", to 5'%4 10,000 pairs Little’ 10,000 Youths’ Gents’ Satin Calf Lace | Satin Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 8 to | ay sizes I} 13% i. 0c 80c 2'; to tf 50 . MEYE STOR A SHOE REVOLUTION AND | 10,000 pairs Little Gents’ Satin sises B10 FER a ivevevn ei $1.00 10,000 pairs Boys’ Satin Calf 51.00 EVENING, OCTOBER 30, 1900. Leather E A BASEMENT $ J 25 per pair. 25,000 pairs Women’s Black Kid Patent Tip Button and Lace Shoes, prices ranging from $1.50, $2.00 and, $3.00, to be sold at $ J 00 per pair. 10,000 pairs Women's $3.00 Black Kid $ I 50 Button Shoes, with Kid Tips,. . 5,000 pairs Women’s $3.50 52.00 rer pais Box Calf, Welt Sole Lace Shoes, We we ready to receive the Public that we cordially invite to come and see for themselves that there is such a grand shoe store in this great city, ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6TH AVENUE, CORNER 20TH STREET. DRUG CLERK FOUND MAKES DENIALS. DF ORUCCING. i /Cyrus Johns Says He Left Paterson Before, Murder and Sold No Chloral—In New Haven. His Wife. a Mix-Up, 1 tel w f Red Mank, N J (Hp poing World.) an wi Lawson ofr she Mra, Linder NEW HAVEN i} Ww Slarrie Nich hin wontyef at the ! fl | i" W Lin love fT w Her fam L ayoand irl nam 4 Lena | ‘ tet} nt! \ uit A ‘ 1 fo he Jaded that i on ri t irl Wao ' k H 1 f y “ f \ R EVOLUTION. vitry and of the world, by selling to and three pairs of the very best shoes at the same cost (o the purchaser as that charged for one pair by other asement with 160,000 Pairs of Shoes for Men, Women and Children, 75 Different Styles. Every Pair a Positive Bargain. 10,000 pairs Women’s $2.50 Box Calf and Black Kid, with Patent Leather and Kid Tips, Button and Lace Shoes, per pair, y The added space also prevents all jostling and BRIDAL PUZZLE ‘Linden Rathbun Claims | Linda Lawson as Signs Followed by Ata Hiehlanda, ath I mot Tathbup We) " t the care was shown] Glove Hotel at Red Bank on Thurwday. ling a ring Fins it t ourt howe wag] Met MW tHe had been formerly sailing] ‘Thy packed he 4 were} Master of a Hraatiian but com hen x 1 Titan ¢ 00 hilthe w wonty en nilay reve ttled | dower A “ ty | Wh at Little Milver " heln thee ; Tt waa love at first night between the |dance oi , , On Friday they we at ¥ : hutting, and on Saturday, the third day al Ea at n clty, and, it ta oald, wore married {1 { Broadway, New Mr. and Mrs, Bosachieter, parents of Lhe RNB GRUERR Wi Oi TETARs 1 1 ORE durditas GL ane Nah ‘ «man { after the marriage ceremony the Aba Shue haw Tene a s arranged \ paid over, and Me : ' i) s] " r foltor 4 " ir ap a wan th iat wit ry SCaIRAIE myer ait hy fat trhand and never re] BeAted and atmounced that her sister ni 6 hot married at a hon Gahan i Hthorne hoxan tf Rathoun «ays he haw been looking vor m © for & week, bu hat ahe le Mra. er with elped for) Kent away from hi her tami he My sister, Mew ay vreman of t with her mot When Rath an on , how PIN lb viii, sak. Ware of Netorm « h atied with excitement Find them guilty thin’ and “Hhurey up, ork," and Mutle : wel QUEEN VICTORIA NOT ILL, + nlaht alithon 1a[ un the report that Queen Vitoria no ti n i iJ seit "uaemera | Nee sors a seb : oa M he ie found, Citizens | room through the open windows, his marriage 1 will » wak that it ee AMERICANS NOT FREED. Report About Men Who Foumht for Hoers Ie Denied, LONDON, ( Aged Sovereign [a Mach Affeetod by Grandsou's Death, ident Amerioan LANDON, Oct, ®—Dhere ie no truth | pertrast of MeKinier foe ute for Tae, World ty J. Welle raaa 8) ot Americal oe ie fi The role tert | here Dead in Mount Vernon, A well-drowied, nid parently about thirty years olf, com} mitted suletde tr Me this morning in front of the home of Mra, Naomi Duncomty wealthiont me tn that place, The man, wae welghing i” dressed in rh sult * dDlue socks, pink shirt and a } Tle went to ifed man, an+ unt Vernon arly) aethur Flanagan and F one of the oT Inehew tall, pounds and was lle wore tan Mount Vernon on the of on the Union Railway from Love and | area EPS ore Man Found Flanagan's @ Sweetheart Likely to Tell His Whereabouts, Deborah Whiting, a young negress Who, the police say, sent the ple in which were the imple s that enabled nk Johnson to break out of the West aide Court Jal, will, it le thought, soon weaken and give the detectives « clue to the whereabouts of Flannagan, who escaped. Jobnson was killed in mouing the de- foont from the jail root When the woman was arrested In her rooms, ut 99 Weat Thirly-seventh atrect, she denied sending (he saw and bottle of machine off used by the prixoners in Ur e Atte a Fay ed ae NGM) sawing the bare of thetr ell tUMfe: Dineemnen Yt 'y 10 (he) it wae her custom to cull on Flanagan ’ y © stopped) frequently and q letter fi thor house and drank halt of ¢ the ¢ ee} of A tworounce bottle of MUD OR ner, Tt read Bp urbe i Dear Deb: Don't for Hie beady War found at Mayitaht thie] mere talking about lo-day, Try your mortog hy Poicoman Atwell and taken | tert to get it and don't lose no the, ae here were on rmuarks upon the body that w to the entifieation of the man. —_— ad MAJOR HEARSEY |S DEAD, letters Id lead my liberty depends on it, You know my time and my itberty depend on tt, Your dinner was a treat, ARTHUR This letter, the police say, was sent to the Whiting woman last Maturday, Despite her vigorous denials, the poliee Rdltor of the Daily States Panses| are sure that she will break down, She Away at the Age of Sixty, Major ‘itor of the Dally NEW ORLBANS, Oct Henry J. Btates and ANpAper Ww in the South, toeday Ho was nixty years old. FUR WOVELTICS AT has been told that ehe will In all prob- ability be Indicted as an accessory and that her only escape will be in assisting the poltee td find Flanagan, of Rho: beets aba ‘They will insist on her talking without delay, so that the fugitive will not profit by her dilatory tactles, In the mean time detectives are run- ning down clues in vartous directions, Flanagan was seen to cross the Fort JAECKEL & CO,| Lee trerry yesterday morning and later Most attractive tf the Hspositios Garments Now on Ba- hibiiton in Their Show Rooma, was observed drinking In a negro resort in Englewood: ‘Two detectives detatied by Capt. Me- Clusky, in conjunction with the local piny of furs] police, are watehing all trains and that may now be seen at A, Jaeckel &] scouring the woods in the neighborhood. ® establishment Vurw are being worr this season and fabil re and unique furs fur ie much fn denver kably hgh price, A.J making Up garments bromdtall, welnne ehtiba ‘The display untry. The at the Parts the trade * wes Jat, the Exposition a Of pkine of all descriptions for nise a variet: exclusive and | elvownere | Saat thie Att | tractions 0 red rt the ont and models, It i a, thts that Che succom ting ig b 4 et net Vnton square, more than 8 prices, hisher] orime than ever before, are being put into} tre chair, ‘The eiver fox) means death, brings a Fe] ver stolen from the murdered Keeper 1 & CO.) MoGovern, he will probably fight if de- conte, t tected. pas ers in ret pone. ¢ wn Washington pollee receiving special ged notice concerning the matter. howe honor ever accorded} Both negroes were in jail for a daring ole +1} robbery. Flanagan was the more pow- Flanagan is desperate and will not TI} stop anything to resist arrest, Hin He knows that hin oi and, armed with a revol- 0 | “1c i thought the eecaped prisoner will nts} try to make his way South and q watch DP} ie maintained all along the line, the availed erful man of the two, He stood over six A.| feet (all and was muscular, Johnson spent foot ye in pg | was the firet to wriggle out of his cell, os ae nd it was he Who robbed the dead body MoQovern of WT and a gold wateh, yin were Young men. pot ae eye did Ag ay ne eee = teem ED BANK HAS CANT GET HS TOOK POISON TRACING THE sussuns.occn aes DMG RD WW THE STREET.) IAL MURDERER RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, It isn’t clothing of the ordinary every day soit that we are SINE, 38 here in our great Retiring Sale, but a mag: nificent stock of high-grade clothin, mous from Maine to Mexico as the Ad and most reliable that is made, Now, owing to our retiring from the we business, the entire stock must be ‘ sold quickly, and every garment is, there- ore, the dollar. OUR ONLY STORE, 830 BROADWAY, BET. )2TH AND J3TH STS. The Coward Shoe. The destructive fire which oc- curred at the corner of Warren and Greenwich Streeis did only slight damage to our slores. Our customers who desire to pur chase the Coward Shoe are request- ed to wait a few days when we shall open again for business, JAMES S, COWARD, 268, 270 & 272 Greenwich Street, Near Warren 3t., N.Y. was felled by the buralare as he was about to give an alarm, te eth in @ eritical condition In ellovue Hospital, ee NEVER EMPLOYED FLANAGAN Hahn Dentes the Negro Was tn Hie Restaurant, Arthur Flanagan, the negro who en- caped from Weet Fifty-fourth Street Jail yesterday, had not been an em- ployee of Hahn's restaurant, at Sat Columbug avenue, a8 Was erroneously publighed yesterday Mr, Hahn dee! day that he had never heard of hefore reading of him in the, newspapers he Jall-breaking pisod <a 4 Team Time Trot Postponed, HOSTON, Oot. W- conneation The race againat lime of the harness palr, Boralma and Benator, to be driven umateur, wh i on Wedne ay at — Peetrae! year pig with Your for Yeager ing sold at exactly 60 cents on