The evening world. Newspaper, November 30, 1900, Page 5

j i. ) ) ” a ~ ne ee nce i et annette CATES WHS I TRUST FCAT Steel Magnate Gets Re- ceiver Appointed For Guardian Company. POLICE HERD DIES OF WOUNDS: BIC — | Baumeister Passes Away in the Hospital After Fight for Life. HELD MAN WHO SHOT HIM Though Mortally Wounded, BT. LOUIS, Novy, ®—Judge Amos Thayer, in the United Stafes District Court, has appointed FL M. Black, of Kaneas City, receiver of the Guardian Trust Company, of which A. B. Stilwell Officer Prevented the Murderer's Escape, {» President The made on Judge Thayer s decison tn the Aull recently brought by Jonn W, Gates, snd wther stocknollers, ppolntment was of Cnrleago, Receiver Mack formerly wae Tudge of he Missourt Supreme Court ‘The petition for a receivership war fled i) Kansas City on Oot, 22 Jest, the day before the sockholders were to have held a moeting lo elect a new Board of Directors, ‘The Gates petition alao asked for an injunotion to prevent the holding of the meeting. Judge John F. Philips granted the (njunotion and wet a later date for a heating on (he recelverahip queation ‘The petitioners contended that Stilwell took advantage of them tn the characte wt securties placed in a reorganiaation of the company Kanes City, Piuehurg and Gulf Rat) whieh G 4) Agured by bil was i nda | in i 1 were jowrry DR. ED, KOCH POLICEMAN BAUMEIGTER. : ’ Has Returned to New York, Police Surgeon Donovan, Mouse Sure geon Muller and visting Surgeon Haynes, of | le al, taday he ilfe of | ho wie and | king | @ (lite Prank Drlenga. « ver him for hours afternoon The bullet entered hie stomach, ranged down and penetrated tho liver Haumeleter's life in the penalty of Bicitian treachery and hie own daring. He walk the most dangerous beat in Harlemethe upper wide Clalian quarter between Second and Hirst ave nies and One Hundred ant Tenth and One Hundred and Fifteenth str While on his post last nigh a row in One Hundred and Thirt wtreet, He saw Brienga, who | 5 Bast One Hundred and Fifteenth street, quarreling with Hragaio Bifine, Dr.Robert Koch, THE TWO DRS. KQCH and Their Great German Discov: eries and Inventions, Seven years ago Doctor Robert Koch dixcovered his tuberculine med- Dr. Mdward Kook, of 19 Bast One Hundred and Tenth teine for the cure of Consumption, street, Mixed in the row were Donato It was the first remedy that ever Arehetto, Pa Chieppa and Fi did actually cure this fatai divease, although by injection It only sue. ceeded to # limited extent. ‘Two years later the wonderful In- halation Machine for the vaporising and Don Paresi, All of known Baumeister, who has ed the beat fir five yours, As he man towards thet, Brienne hurled « brick at Bifoo The crowd Of healing olls combined with thir broke into a run ae the polloeman ap. Kooh Tuberculing was Invented and proached, He followed thom to Second Imported to this cauntry by Dr, Ed- ward Koch, By the use of this Inven- avenue, tence south to One Hundred tion olly vapors, combined with the and Twelfth treet, where all fell back but Mrienga, who (urned north toward Ulbercoline medicines, are brought Firat avenue, Haun continued af Mrectly to the lungs at the seat of ter him, shouling to iim to halt the disease, and thousands of people In the middle of the block the man have testified to belng cured, Since stopped ani walted unit! (he officer came these two syetema have been com- up. The police houwat the ¢ bined the patients and offices have under the direct control of Doctor Edward Koch, ‘The two doctors are each typical Germans, and are both modest and retiring, and while Doctor Edward Koch has by his wonderful Inhala- tion Machine brought this: remedy to a siecessful fesue, yet it must not be forgotten that Doctor Robert was * the discoverer of the remedy (called the ‘Tuberculine) which Doetor Ed- ward ies In his apparatus, as here shown, which throws this Tuberouline into the lungs In combina- was going bo war only a few pistol trom bis poe ‘The second bullet » Wounded sprang forw ‘Whe ball bad p weized Nie asaalian ned through his vitals but ho had strenmtn lett to, wear the reapon from, him a prison ue where (here the corner, Haumeister's partner, Policeman John Bullivan, heard the shots and reached the corne: just as Baumvlnter slag: Gered around (he corner with Dis prix oner. ‘hie dog lias plugged me, John," sald tho wounded man, ax he dropped to the sidewalk, Sullivan Wilh more oau- ton fanned’ hig prisoner with hie vaporized in a manner that enables the med- icine to be breathed night ailek to see If he had a atietto, bu found none and ordered hin to 4 agatnat tho wall, wn, Wh Into the r pain of fted hie ease great reme can act wag admitted to jon the disease !taelf, er Mrs. Baumetater had NV it kills the disease ont, afraid I'm dope for, John.’ sald Be Korm and heals the Haumeinter, When lig partner eulered, lung, The old way of ap awful pain in (he back, Lan swallowing medicine| The big policeman him tn hte Into the stomach kills gree a he ably unt more people than the dying mans too mule disease \taolf, | coroner } Harie Doctor Koch ts the only phyeician thie afte 10 take ie by q t a, ele (nk the ante by that name in New York City Consultation Is free. He and his cousin, Robert, have spent a lifetime in the treatment and cure of Consumption and Asthma, and he Is making @ trip of investi gation of the faerie Pad] ube TTB, poe | Cure offices, which can found tn ax a Oy rhs mont of the large cities, the main Wome with $0,00 and seventy-elent OMce being at 48 West 22d ngere, Capt, JK. Hanson, Supers YOrk. ‘Talk clty bas no bra itenden! of nwportation of the » The Philadelphia Koch Lung Alaska Commercial fey and Lieut, Cure Office and Sanitarium Is at 1434 D. He Jarvia, special nent of the Treat Arch utreet, Send for booklet ex Nome, the Pi eR plaining treatment. Hayes, anvieted by (he phyale hompital, performed the opera laparotomy oo Baumeiater aid chow four perforations of the small intest! made by the bullet i Gold from Nome, nos, $1 Per Week. Secure a Wilson Piano at once before the holiday rush, They are the STAND. ARD OF PERFECTION. A $500 Piano, sd Stool, for $155, on very easy lems, $5 Cash and $1 Per Week. Pianos Delivered Upon Payment of 95.00. Also the celebrated high grade ~~ SIESEL-—- HARMONY —IRVING — KRAIGHEAD and Wilson Pia: The bonds of che old] “iy Southern, tn} ton with healing olls! directly Into the din-| BURNHAM PIANOS on easy terms, id Avis, pipe ty aad | MB Aves, 59th and 60th Sts. THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE ALL CARS TRANSFER TO DONNA ow ’ ' Men's Suits, 10.95, Of pure highgrade ({hrough-and through worsteds, in the latest styles vt stripes and checks; also black thibet and 1S Men's Suits, 3.93, | Men's good qual ity business sults in neat sheviots regu lar price $6.95 | during this during this sale at.. Heavy Overcoats, 8,95, Irish frieze, silk lined throughout; regular $15 and B18 values; 8 95 ‘ our Sale price, every delail of inake and trimmings, tn a large assortment of this season's desirable patterns; nota suit in the Jot worth less than $12.00, 8 88 * for this sale only Women’s Suits Made to ° Tl “a ; 9 be Order To-Morrow, Last Day! To-morrow is the last day tional suits. not fail to inspect this offer, in our women’s suit dept. and show window. delivered, ford, medium gray, brown and blue mixed black and navy blue. Also black, blue and labors presented to you, ever made, Women's suits, made to measure, for Means $4.00 Shoes, $2.00. The Best Shoes Made for Men. The best shoe value existing to-day will be found at Bloomingdales’, and inthe James Means Men's Shoe at $2.00, There is not a shoe at any price more reliable, popular or all- roundesatisfaction-giving, It was the best shoe manufactured at its original price of $4,00, and when sold at $2.00 the value is really marvellous, Full lines of double and triple soled shoes with leather lining to the toes; sizes in abun. dance; extra wide widths plentiful also, Black Storm Calf Leather, with toe caps; SheUand Calfskin in congress or lace; also Russia Calf Jace shoes, colors black, brown and tan; many are leather lined throughout to the toes; heavy or lightweight soles with plain toes, “BLOOMINGDALES' STRICLY WATER. 3 PROOF SHOES"—No shoes have attained widespread popularity (0 equal that of the “Bloomingdale Water- proof.” If they are not strictly waterproof we will refund your money, Sizes here for men, boys, youths and women, Main Floor, AMth At Heeclon Pete et eee een = ee ee eee mew rows ree ree Collars, 60c. Half Dozen. tne cacae You may be able to buy Collars for less even than this, but you can never buy this quality of collar anywhere else but at Bloomingdale's for this price, There are 40 different styles in men’s and boys’ shapes, They are 4-ply and should sell for Se. We will sell 6 for Cuffs, of the same grade, any style, 6 for 1,00, Main Wow, Web #8. derion Pewee cement een nn eee n Here ns see ceese ce Hosiery Specials, 19c. Of the Men’s,—Fancy striped and all black cotton \ hose: also finest grades of cashmere 4% hose; Mack and natural colors; On, Of the Women’s, tmported black cotton, full regular double heels and toes; actual value 25¢. plain and ribbed; actual value 296, 208, Also all wool cashmere; oa BLOOMINGDALE BROS., | 34 Aves, 59th and 60th Sis. sale ounce Clays, in only 3.93 | single and double Men's Suits breasted sacks, 9 frocks and cute, 6s Bs aways some good All wool, well $18 values: during made men's this sults in neat sale, 10.95 patterns, made with wide Men's Fine French facings, Obvrcoat of good quality | Ss, eassineres and 11.96. cheviols; a #10 Such as a custom sult’ In every tailor would charge vay; during | a $25 for; made of this genuine Campbell's kerseys, tw saleat 5.95 ue, black and brown; also the | new rough gray mixtures; some Men's Suits, 8,88, Nined with Skinner's guaranteed satin, body, yokes and sleeves; Made of hieh-erade velour cassimeres others with pure worsted bedy cheviots worsteds, perfect in Wining; your choice parte 14.95 een e ne me eens cee eee e newer e nn twee mweonn rece rseese oo Meas teoond Floor, Oia # Peter ne ten een we wen ene teres meen meee cence soowes = actual value $£c, | Special Sales Occurring Saturday. Bonne SIG COM Ss i" a re TS nt ne ne is Startling Clothing Values Not cheap Clothing to sell at a small price, but good, well-made Clothing so far under price that the advertised price gives you no idea of ne) the great values offered. You must see for yourself and compare with the Clothing value able to judge just how great these Bloomingdale Clothing values are. Your money will do double work in the Clothing Department To-Morrow. i + | Men's Overcoats, 3.93, Fast color kersey and beaver, in ! all sizes, in blue | and back, nade | with wide | Trench facings, | ood quality | armer's satin lining, good work manship throughout, will | give thorough | satisfaction and | wouldsell easily | al $9.00 or during your | ’ Men's Over- coats, 6,95, | Men's elegant quality overcoats in the | Prnaltt Oxford mixtures, blue and lack herseys; and triminin value $10, 00; uring this sale 6,95 Men's Obercoats, 8.88, | Made of the celebrated Washington Mills Kerseys, in blue, black and heavy Pariner’s satin or serge, silk velvet collar and strapped 8 88 Sears; guod value at $14.00 Oe i can place your order for one of these excep. If you have any thought whatever of purchasing a suit, You should The models and materials used in the making of these garments are on view ! The styles (like cuts) are the very latest Russian blouse coats, Etons double-breasted or fly-front jackets, with skirts of the new gored flaring or flounce shapes, inverted plait backs; the jackets are lined with excellent quality taffeta silk and the skirts with the best quality per- caline; we guarantee them to be perfect in fit, workmanship, and fo be punctually The materials consist of genuine homespun and best domestic makes of Ox- oods and tine English serge cheviots in } brown imported Venetian cloth, most skilled workmen will be employed and nothing but the best results of their In view of quality and the extremely low price, this is the most favorable special offering of women’s custom tailoring The 11.80 Fine Fur made of the shapes. outlay. Have the genuine Alaska est of workmanship | | brown, in all sizes, (rimmed with | ure $11.80. | Men's Trousers, 1.66, All wool, of the usual $3,600 qual ity, perfect in tit and finish during ) this sale 1.66 only Men's Trou- sers, 2.95, rade of worsteds, cassimeres and cheviots of high grade, finished and trimmed in a mans ner only known to high-class tailors. Yourselection dur ing this Suits for Young Men, 3,93 Mrictly alkwook cheviot sult’ for | young men from 14 to $9 years well made and lined, not a suit in the lot worth less than $7, and some } as high as $10: your during this sale only Boys’ Overcoats, 2.95, AML this season's newest shades of co: vert cloths: also the new herrings bone and Oxford grays: well made, trimmed and properly eut) all sizes; ene value at 4.00, 2.95 hats, ishly trimmed stitched French Sailor, in all colors, with black velvet band, bengaline rosette and quill; best hat in the city; regularly sold $1,98, Children’s Trimmed, Stitched Felt Hats, 29c., colors royal, brown and castor, Tam o' Shanter crowns, with white braid stitching, solid stitched felt brim, with rosette and two quills, very stylish and dressy, suitable for any occasion, really a bargain, Tam o' Shanter Crown Hats, at 98c., which Sold regularly at 1.08 and 2,50, At 2.50 Upward Handsome new line of velvet Baby Hats, in children’s colors; very dressy and stylish; beautiful hows, eee w eee we reer ee eee en teres sneer eee eesesoresee Women’s $3.50 Shoes, $1.98, They are the ‘American Eagle.''— (gf This is the greatest women’s shoe value in New York to-day, and the crowds in our Second Floor Shoe Store verify this statement, shoes come in most every concely. able style; materials are patent leather, in button or lace; vici kid, dongola leather, or cloth uppers; in fact, about 2 to 8; 22 different styles, All sizes, all widths, A to Eb, Garments. Every garment is finely finished, very best material, They are all the latest and newest styles and his is a great opportunity to secure a fine fur garment for a small Near Seal Coats, $22.50. appearance of Alaska Seal, It would take an expert to distinguish them from the Seal Coat which costs $250.00 In fact, these very garments are sold in a great many places to-day as a special bargain at $50.00 Near Seal Coats, 35.00, 49.00 & 58.00, Some have Mink Collars and Revers, Persian Lamb Collars and Revers, Raccoon Collurs and Revers, Sable Collars and Revers, slue from Sable Fox Collars and Revers, also Shawl! Collars, rea 160,00 to £85.00, Persian Lamb !o.morrow we place on sale 110 Persian Lamb Cox Leipsic dye, finished throughout in the finest manner, ne Coats, 65,00, latest designs, value $150.00; as long as the lot lasts, $05.00. Eton Fackets, 25.00, 35.00 and 39.00. Nearseal Bion Jackets, piain, and some trimmed with Alaska Sable and Persian Lamb, ‘ a ed M4 Ave,, 5%h and 60th Sis Men's Eiderdown Robes, ment to choose trom; ex heavy girdle and neck cord attached jen’s Blanket Robes, 4.9%—Jn a handsome as. sortment of colorings, made to retail a! $6; abo ciderdown, satin bound, a beautiful garne Boys’ Bath Robes, 1.98 ry cloth; sizes $ to 14 yrs, ¥ -- ae cece receeoenee=: aden nena nan BLOOMINGDALE BROS., “Sale of Bath Robes. A bath robe makes one of the most ac- ceptable gifts imaginable. (ur most complete in every particulai and the prices extremely low Men's Bath Robes, 1.00 stock 1s Made of a nice, sott downy material assorted colors, value 62.50, 2.09—Large assort- lient worknianship; Of eiferdown te § BLOOMINGDALE BROS., 34 Aven, 5%b and 60th Sts, Made of the finest | ns 3,93 | BOne SO $ offered elsewhere at anywhere near our price to be ' | ! | ' ' ' i ! ' \ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i} ' i ' ‘ i ' ' ' ' ' i ' | ' ' ' ] | ' ' ' ' \ ' ! 1 ' WO V AW VOVRTEE TS BEONEETEOT IT ne Children’s Hats. A special sale of children’s hats will occur here to-morrow. Included in the stock are school and dress Each hat at its original price was sterling value. At the prices to-morrow the value is phenomenal, Felt Shortbach Sailor Hats 98¢,— Have the new crowns, in all the leading colors,with plaid silk band, rosette; very Stylishly (rimmed; value $1.98; also Regent pi os , \ ing'ess Weans, very fine,can, Hats, 98c, French Artichokes, per can, Very styl: Sauerkraut, jul. can, Ze i Special Sales Occurring Saturday. eoee een eweeenemm Women’s Waists, 1.98, 1 all wool plaid material, beats tiful combinations of color. ings, separate collars, new shirt + sleeves, all lined; also of black } brilliantine, tucked back and front, all lined; real value $2.98, Boys’ Suits, 1,39. Hoys' (4 to 16 years) Sreund Plone ilkwool double: | -—.-—-ee: breasted suits, good breasted us cond | MT ackintoshes, For Misses of f Oth ft. Reotton. ub ont $639} At 2,69 sale only , 4 tures, double (exture, made with Boys’ All- + doubie capes with velvet collarss Wool Suits.) !*ogths trom 54 to $2 Inches, strictly all wool, with | Ae 2,98 double-breasted gray cheviol, mine For Misses—Of all wool fre in wavy acket and) taped} blue and garnet; light plaid lini cams, 8 to ts} made with military and doul years, The mates @ capes, with velvet collars; lengths tial, as We Say i from 34 to §2 inches, above, strictly all wool, not wool ‘= and cotton or cot. fon and wool, and nov the suit that iy toually sold for this pric’, but a sult that more often sells for $5.00 and $5.50. your cholee 1.77 Boys’ Overcoats, 1,89, Boy's Hox Overcoat for less than hall price; they are well made in popular Oxford matures and fully worth double the price 89 ’ named, Youths’ Overcoats, 4.95, Well made, well trimmed, of good quality, perfect in fit’ and easily worth $8.00 and $9.00; 4 95 your choice luring thissale “Se wr At 3,98 —For women—of alle wool serge double texture: made with single piel and double capes, with velvet i lars, navy blue and black, f At 4 49 For women—of exe i tra quality allwool serge; plaid linings; made with full sweep mililary and double capes, skirt of coat extra full, colors, navy blue and black A Groceries, German figg Potatoes (imported) Ibs, 12e, Celery. large, white, } roots, 10e, Apples, fincy hand-picked, basket, at Pot A Florida Oranges, genuine, large, dozen, 45c, DOU) Bt Keeton, — fancy Rose, halt peck, 106, Limburger Cheese, best, per tb, Ide, Swiss Cheese, best imported, per tb, 2Se, Cooked Corned Keel si Boneless Roast Beef, tender, per Ib,, 29e, Cervelat Sausage, our asc. kind, per ib. (Be. Java, Mocha and Maracaibo, our regular price, 2$¢., bean pr ground per Ib. 226.5 § Ibs. for 1,00, Tomatoes, supreme quality, our teyular price, Sey entra Ham sliced, per Ib,, Okra, our 116. cans, Formosa CGolong, Mixed Tea and fast, our 4Secent per ib, §8e, fort: Mixed Breakfast, our s0-¢ fe sish Break! i Formosa English kind, per lb. $9¢, Formosa Colong, Mixed Tea and English Breakfast, our o-cent kind, per Ib., S4e, th M1 Reetion. Shaving Outlit, 98c. Re. Complete Shaving Outfits, This shay ing oultit con. tains every thing neces. sary fora quick, easy shave, self the first week, This is w thins: 1 Genuine Hollow Grow ine Horsebite Hand Becond Floor, th Me Reetion (ie It will pay for ite Wit cons The Segond Great Glove Bargains. Women's White and Pearl Gloves, 75c.—We pure chased at about one-hal/ market price 12,000 pairs of women’s finest grades of Kid Gloves, They were manufactured by oneof the most reputable glove makers in the world, They are sold regularly at $1.50 each, We cannot mention the brands on account of other retail houses handling the gloves at regular prices, but you will know who the maker is and what brands they are when you see the gloves. They will sell until the lot is gune at, per pair, 75¢, Your choice of Undressed Cream White Suedes, Glace Kid in Pearl and White, " Majestic'’ Brand, 95c, Per Pair, Women's 2-clasp P+K Walking Gloves, sold everywhere at $1.75. ** Peerless ’’ Brand, 85c. Per Pair. Women's 2-clasp P-K Walking Gloves, sold everywhere at B1.50, “Astoria’’ Brand, 95c. Per Pair. Women’s 2-clasp P-K Mocha Gloves, velvet tinish, sold every. where at $2.00, Crown '’ and ‘“' Newport ’’ Brands, 69c, Per Pair. Women's 2-clasp P-K Walking Gloves, sold everywhere at $1.25, Men's Gloves, 75c. Per Pair. Mocha and Kid Gloves, ina variety of styles, both heavy and light weight; worth $1,00, $1.25 and $1, 50. eet Eyeglasses and Spectacles, 98c. Spectacles can be had in Eyeglasses with patent spring cork nose rest, The Pebbles are natural stones almost as hard as diamonds, They take a high polish and do not old lect moisture in any kind of When properly titted (and we fit the eyes expertly) 98 Ceatta, They are venuine Axis Cut Pebble either riding or straight vow weather they improve, strengthen and preserve the sight, These glosses are sold by exclusive dealers as high as $4.00 per pair; our special price, for this sale only, Mala Plow, Prey BLOOMINGDALE BROS,, | BLOOMINGDALE BROS, | 34 Aves, 59th and 60th Ste. J Ave:, 59th and 60th Ste