The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1900, Page 12

Taw edges, velvet collar, 6 to 16 yrs., Russian Overcoats, of Biue, Brown or Gray All.wool Frieze, velvet collar, 2 to 8 yrs,, Overcoats & Raglans of English Oxfords, 7 to 1b yrs., Youths’ Raglan Overcoats, of English Oxtords, 14 to 19 yrs, West Twenty-third Street GIRL MURDERERS MIGOED IN COURT, neteremenementhidi Judge Silenced Demonstration When Jennie Bosschieter’s Slayers Were Arraigned, Walter B, McAllister, George J, Kerr, | clone the court doors and ¢ William Death and Andrew Campvell Were arraigned In the court of Uyor and | Merminer in Waterson, N. J, to-day, eharged jointly with the murder of Je nie Hoseehieter, the mill gir! who w drugged and maltreated and left to die) Men seemed | Kerr show by the roadside, The men ail pleaded not guilty, and lete the date of thelr (rin! was set for Jan | mad M next. ‘There areat throng the court he men were Jv ncros, Jawn to the ¢ Th the crowds about the ma trl A church service had been Just con: cluded 1 this vicinity and a xoore of women joined the throng at the Mouse do pornonn bioe loft room for the prisoners to pas McAllister led the way handeutfed to a| Weoper, and was closely followed by Kere and Deats, Al, were manacied to the men who led them The men in the crowd mutiered and] Outeed (nem in an underione \ women gave ve erohangiog audi As the keepers fearful that contact with the prisoners Would contaminate them, ‘The inen | wore different, They crowded close and) w seemed only ready for some jeader (o | piien Make & Move againot The keepers and rushed th hws ing In afte ¢ iro, Jers, though, | Uh: Cainpbell who Rome feaegn, Wi crowd was atru wourt, and the pe entrance for him Hissen in Court, The other three mon were to the bar, and as ( and joined them the Hheony overoune them bivnee mM Dixon, Who was }) order “Thowe wanembied here he pala “must remember that they are in court wil must erate no dis To titay wriingly, | will tol oo Stern Brothers Saturday, Nov. 17th Boys’ & Youths’ Apparel Made expressly for us, stylish, perfect fitting and well made, of superior fabrics and trimmings Double-breasted Suits, of imported worsteds, tweeds and cassimeres, 9 10 16 yrs,, Value $7,50 to 9,75 Overcoats, of Oxford or Navy Blus Frieze, 54,75) ear the core | le their w but tt 7 laying a par 4 about |hnworie sith te (ally iloking hie UW sad After a abort Were many frlends of the murdered | the spectators yuawe Dixon val bal The indictment ' Chicago‘ Hospital” Corps Miiig, rapped for] ones MES RR WS? OF ACTRESS. RUINS MAN'S LE Suits and Jackets For Misses and Children. Exceptional Values. |Misses’ Box Jackets. Misnes' Tailor-made Box Jackets, of fine Kersey, tan, brown, castor, blue and red, storm or turned-down col- lar, 14 to 18-year plaew, Special, 9,98 Misses’ Tailor-Made Suits. Jaunty Tallor-made Suite, of blue or black cheviot; jacket has re veros of stitched silk and velvet collar, ekirt Is percaline lined, 14 to 18-year sites Special 18,00 | Children’s Box Reefers. Kersey cloth Box Reefers on brown castor and red, high neck, turned-down collar, 6 to I4-year ainea, Sucil, 7.98 Children's Box Reefers, of heavy cheviot, variety of colors, inlaid velvet vollar, 6 to 14-year sizes, Special, 4,98 | Children’s Jong Box Coa's. Long Heavy Cheviot Dox Coats, with three small capes, trimmed with eatin to mateh, 6 te 14 years, Special, 9,98 Latest Novelties in Infan's' Coats, Dresses, Caps and Furnishings al Lowest Prices, FRCW BOER WAR saan Lands from the Trave. The notible Chloage Hospital Corpa, ‘which satied for south Africa on Feb, 1) and fought for the Boers during @ freai pari ¢ war arrived this morns tng on the Norch German Lloyd ateame nly rave yotheoe men of the original Attys ed ndor ) Africa, The men were ere by Patrick Bran, ex- YOU and John W. Donovan tpn urtived at Delago Bay on April 10. and wont at onoe to Pretoria ere they werlved on Aprtl it at ay Mt when they left this vey were going to attend ed under the flag of the Red t they had hardly han they threw Hipmenty ar Tax They were FANN room 1 wan given many (lends them. There The Uhjeagoy vriow ant the| hi mid atreet re Manan te omen Servant Charged with Walter Bicvaltnan! S Wife! says there Inn Disposition Sirona Theft of Bessie Tyree's Gems. fngton, D.C. police, ¢ the in Washington Minx me stopped at hi B returns : y she found at Hm, were A of the theft before in the Adame he denied the | taken back (0 ington tonight for examination, “ WHEAT WAS LoweR. “Wheat opened weak to-loy ac la to November» f “ ‘* hth eeet weres Des | and Daughter Stricken | GLASGOW. Nov. Ih-The Bart of Roses) in San Domingo. lbery was listailed as Lord Reotor of th id nineteen-vear: renlize its A tolegrom forwarded by the Waah+ Robbed of tile *jold daughter Marie by yellow fever. ata steamer N remaining child, Kathryy ton the next | to wave hie vay | | CZAR IS GETTING BETTER. Secretary of the Treasury for an tn Donalison war tent Bnd b desolate eeu The Colom Prices, Geeline, Influenced by lower| Cotton opened ateady Heptember § ) Goening prices were: May monthe 3 to % Pate whea TS t+.) Ing prices w December, 931 ember, LAL 10 B81. Joring prices were $05 10 Py December, #19 to 943; Janu A) to = KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov ~The ‘ fo 0.44; | mail # ae hie rrived here toda: 5 July, | trom Re i sire ; to Challenge te Supremacy, Ginagow University today. 11 on the subject of The Hritinh War a atltring appeal to ri Wwonatbilitien and. te. pres mol for ite extetence, pare Empire so urgently requ wey re wan Aw diypaation both He naval and o supremacy Tewperatare Wack Lower and Gems eral Condition Improves, | #Y. PHTIORSBURG, Nov 16 The fol Jowing bulletin on the Car's condition! genatore Lodge and Wolcott will attend ay banguel acine Union vA M. today a» passed @ satletactory| oinperauure wan yi fairly well during| ure ‘thia morn’ nm myarr \ pe Abed ry watlefaclory QUEEN THANKS NKS CANADIANS, | "Detachment of Vou ne. | ived nt Windsor LONDON Nov, h~Queen a detachment of mixed ¢ including a number of Nan Windwor, this afternos personally thanked vhem for yhetr t > Ihe Empire. 8 he Smalivox ow Mont Steaseer, > of @ man jow Was suffering fr at the time the p expected to dle Lam Spring James Mevormott, « lite! Theurance t! t | May, Hrooklyn, @ \ ROSEBERY WARNS BRITAIN, [Brat Nay | eald the former Premier, | + uel | Penge or of the War fonds Wit Boys’ Clothing! Unusual Values for To-Day and Saturday, Boys’ Two-Piece Suits. Two-piece Suits in plain blue, black and fancy mixtures, strict ly all wool and excep- tronally well made, Boys’ 3-Piece Suits Three-plece Suite in blue and fancy mix tures, double-breasted Vents, 7 to 16 yeur alzes, some of them worth 7.00, marked rorrasued,75 | Small Boys’ Overcoats. Russian Blouse Overcoats for the little fellows, blue, gray and tan strictly all-wool Friese, 3 to & year alnen, farm Regular Value & 50, Special 6,85 Boys’ Reefers, All-woo) Frieze and Kersey Reef ers, assorted colors, 4 to 8 year nixon, BO" Regular Value 5,00 and 6.0), Specal 4,25 Boys’ Halt, aay, Waists and| Blouses fn all the NeWwest Styles at Lowest Prices. Sixth Avenue, “20th to. Ast Street. =o (iM BACK SAY POLICY WAS BOLUS. Saleaman Charged with} Fraud by N. Y. Life In- | surance Company, avenue department ai who lives! with bis treo children at 4 ur atreet Brooklyn wan arremied today by De tective Sermts, Gargon and Funston, of} Capt: MeClusky's staff, on a warrant] charging him with forgery preferred by (he New York Life Insurance Company In connestion with the charge of for Kery the Insurance people allege that |} Shaw attemptest to defraud the company by having a In the name | Insurance agent, of 98 Piftysneventh fireet, Brookivn, innured the livew of! Ahaw's (wo children in the Hancock Life rmpany On Me e the Hite of her Ived with her, ta i) inele, John May, wh Metiermot of (he New York Life Ineurinoe to ko ty the Bhaw There hy examined a man who dereribet Wmwelt aw John May He nounved a good phywioal rivk, an polvy on Mis lite was teeued for Mow anil nade payable at his death to Mes shaw The nai) din the ‘Tomb noand held for ex \ woninacton tn aed toe Presiden telect Theodor memberw of the Cabinet and Lene Ca re ()-morrow wil be Intd for 90, rere NEW BRITISH LOAN HERE. De Floated ta This Cow | ‘Phere ip authority for the statement |! that of the proposed British loan 856,00,000 will be floate! in imix countr fenentative of a foreign be bh important London tone # here, eer Wheqinan Knocked Bown, ne years He while ride beer wh ‘ ® ow at Pitih Dar” Regular Value 5.00, Special 3,98 | COMFORTABLES Haniel G. Bhaw, a saeaman in a Sixth] atarket Shows Heavier ire Shaw, ao MeDermote | alleen, went for him and told him that) to whe wanted him to in: Ua afiernoon that one~ math M the proposed loan will be subsor:bed] ; 6th Ave. and 31st St. Boys’ Clothing BOYS' REEFERS, made of heavy blue Chinchilla, with Sailor Co lar and good lining; sizes 4 to. years; & $2.50 garment; for this | 23 sale, ’ BOYS' HEAVY NAP CHINCHILLA — RE made with velvet ¢ fly front; sizes 4 to Oyrs.; value $4.00, 1, 465 BOYS’ OVERCOATS, in Ox. ford and Brown Meltons and Frieze, velvet collar and latest cut (a dressy little garment); sizes } to 14 years; 9 real value $3.98, at 2.6 BOYS! VESTEE SUITS, made of allewool Blue or Mixed Cheviot (with the new double. + breasted vest); sizes $ to Broadway and. 11th Street, GLOVES, Men's, Gray Castor-beaver or Suéde, — piqué sewn, — 1-clasp, Capé,—full piqué sewn,— all newest shades of tan,— embroidered backs, $1.00 per pair. Women’s, Glacé Kid,—2-clasp,—all fashionable colors,—-black and white, Piqué sewn, — 2-clasp,— all newest street shades and black, . $1.00 per pair. % years; value SISO, 000 ceeees 1.90 BOYS’ ff H CORDU. ROY KNEE PANTS (heavy weight), our regular 8c, grade; sizes 4 to (4 years; will be soul on Sat. urday for oo. .ecaee 49c 1H} Open Saturday Evenines, | J.D. lini WALTON & CO., STHAVE, & 61ST ST. A TIMELY SALE Blankets AND Comfortables At Under Vi 3 Price. BLANKETS . . from 59° up Q8« " _ LIMITED QUANTITIES inte ee oe ae ee STOCK BOON STILL CROWS. pa ne | Trading and Higher Prices. | ke divplayed a much firmer tone tay, and from the outset were ox Mionaily on an thereased volun hy m atiowed ay ad stonding tot int Coal & Tron Federal 8t hares, preferred and ommon, HLirted off with gang of 1 Int each and advanced rapidly to wotively, making @ mt ta uacri the toad of Pederal Bt Al yaliin we nade in ub orm the moet Consplotoun were Gefers| Mectrt it Atohine ommon and preferred, 1 each: People’ 148) N.Y. Alrbraks, 2, ant Union sretertod, 1 Lei, which are i” yy ely inereaged divi ay MS he common stocks of the same Be Oy se in #vnpal 1g elidated ae gain 3, General Bh BN Bleciric d1-2, Grea rotor He 8 ey 44nd Heookisn Un 1 4 Prom | Meoples he Aa Northe | Krewwd, see anh ee My eal ng Ped 1 gi At midday | Needing Je Re Rt Re @ active and a fe a i Uh 1a 4 demand for ratlvoad stooks ay +4 Be He iby n, Heavy ne | ne M menoad In the #tcel ‘olorado | ye UN Be | Fuel, sme che nd Stee! | N iy Be at ica h ny fy ML ” hai i ‘od @hare lots, aba at 2 o'clock it from the top to 183 on one trans the market was wel) he Anal hour, stsill * by strong ngth were oifloa were er common preferred 11-2 the iat made some bul the market wae ly, supported, The closing waa nd meady @t About the best shares, and of bonds value, ‘The Closing Qaetattons, | JAMES McCREERY&CO,, | made, 4 Fs ih4 i Ha 1 es Mh AN g| Whe a lave BN HS | Wheel, @ 1. BF la pt oe al sales of stocks to-da: Siti | advances ot It to 28 per cent. abov Broadway and rath St. MEN'S NECKWEAR. joo dozen Scarfs,—made of handsome Noveity Silks, —this season's striped and figured designs, Shapes: Imperials, Tecks, at's wimg, | ulterty and the fashionable, narrow re versible Four-inehands, 3 for $1,00 ; Usual price 90 and 75 cents, JAMES McCREERY&CO,, Broadway and rrth St, MEN'S UNDERWEAR. Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers,—-winter weight,— full fashioned and regular Self finished,—pearl but tons, $1.50 each, JAMESMcCREERY &CO.,, Broadway and 11th St. chy iff 1) ee 1 10% iN 1 ‘ie is 4 uo Aveh, Top @ 8 R08 we Ole aT, JAG, Tor aS Pook TU eT ay | Tanimere & Chis bis My te eh £00 Phin Bie Hie le te io WT. » Toe Tt ie ts aye Union Gee NA bh ae tl bi jurlingwon Wis HIS Web ; : Hi TBS Ts BN eee sEaaks =. = est asescs= —<-- S=Bs! FSFE > Saues—s= p= 555° 3555 We, Sed aad Bk % LONDON N STOCKS FIRM, | American Rattovay ‘securities Were Higher and Active, | ‘The London market displayed genera | nrinews to-day, althougis the volume o business wae considerably amatier, Tn the American department rallwa neouriiies were strong, prices showin re was gained by Baltmory & Oblo and Denver & Ri . | pom High, Law, Am. (ir & Pointy Ly Be in > Be j | cee ‘ i wireet at 12 Knocked trom | 4 Grands preferred, Bouthern Pacific an Northern Pacide were id per cent “Gontls and Kant tonde were pur bonds Mayor Jonasson & Ca. BROADWAY AND 12TH ST, Special Offering of French Flannel Waists an 97 Former Price $5.00, Entire waist tucked; all the fashionable shades, sizes 32—42, Going to the Horse Show? You may see there the latest funny freak of fashion, But the Sunday World exhibits it just one day earlier, November 18, in a big photograph of a famous swell, Daring Rival Horsewomen. Two of the most beautiful women of the 400 are also daring equestriennes, A splendid picture in colors shows them riding to hounds, King for a Conquest. One of New York's fairest daughters has gained fame for a day in Paris by hitching a King to her apron strings. Splendid pictures, An American Princess. Romantic marriage arranged between a Prince of high degree and the daughter of a very unfortunate American, A New Musical Idol. Ladies, there is coming a new pianist, He has curly, long black hair, He says he plays best for audiences of women, The Strange Story of a Bitter Social Rivalry. The Evolution of an Opera Star from a Barmaid. Heroes of Peace Take , Desperate Chances for Science, Latest Queer Freak of Fashion From “Deah Old Lunnon.” Tragic Life of the Original of Lord Beaconsfield’s ‘‘Catesby.” The Dreaded Microbe Poses As an Angel of Light. 4 The Romance of a Prince and a Fair American, Man Lives with Two Wives. and One Is Petrified { hi Did Adam and Eve Live in a House? A Romance of Italy Mystery of Murder and America, and Mother Love, THE WORLD'S FUNNY SIDE. Hy. Mayer has found a New Wonder- land. A great page of colored comics, He calls it “A Trip to Toyland,” Mr, Mayer's prolific fancy has made him famous in two hemispheres. This is one of his very finest creations, Get The Sunday World Next Sunday.