The evening world. Newspaper, February 15, 1901, Page 4

«. i THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1901. MINORITY CARNEGIE [SMART GIRL LEADS IVETERANS LOSE __ |TIGER TORE BOY MEN SETTLE CLAIMS., THE BIG SILK STRIKE, RIGHTS BY THIS BILL. TO PIECES IN CAGE. +-——___—_ Seema J Bierpont Morgan ee Have Been a: Civil-Service Preference Wiped Out in Legis-| Beast Shot and Burned Before Keepers Got See us tative Measure. Dying Lad from It. It was stated-on excellent authority; cetved checks for Liew stuch. — " SE eee rete Coneean Sar aan He to The 3 Word Ucabs y examination, which so tar as INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Feb. 15.—Albert pgle. the tiger bore him to the floor. Tits tel a keeper of [flesi was torn off in large pieces, and Keb. 15 ssemblyman J. | prac shall be compethive: pro-| Neilson, fifteen » repeal the entire | vite owever, honorably dis-| lou cute + Zoo in this city, met alths antmal, maddened by the taste of ° the | charged wold terrible death to-day in the cage of a| blood, began to eat him aifve, Neilson Bengal Uger. struggling flercely ch atm to abrogate! the iate civil war who are citizens and| !{ Was Nellson'n duty to feed the| Keepers hurried to tne scene with le V. of the Con-| residents of th’s Stace hall be entitled [Cube Inetead of opening the door of the |rediot irons, and walle these were ap- ally wipe out tae| to preference In appotntment and promo-| tb cage to-day he absent-mindedly, 1 | plied to the tiger's flanks five revolver accorded army | tion without regard to thelr standing on|!s supposed, opened the door of the | shots were ‘red Into the beasts head. vny Ilst from which such appointment cage. The animal crouched fn a! ison managed to crawl toward the afte ea | or promotion may be mate. iatil Nellson wax weli Inside the and was quickly dragged from the “Laws shui! he made (o provide for the | “09F. He diel In a few momenta. forcement of tis section.” Then sprang upon him with a roar, iled. Netlson's I cane the hill passes this Legisia.{and altiough he made a fearful scrug-| home wae at Piqua, 0. it ot become a ia’ a year, aa Seiae = . stature: will have to" net HAWAIIAN DELEGATE WINS. 8 vote of the House Committee on ectiens, confirming his right to a seat |) the House of Representatives and Witwoa Not Ac- lolding that the charges filed against Charges Again A World Want diary need only be tea uy Cc. him were not sufficient to warrant his 4 kept three days: First day—Ad. put) oe removal. = WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.—Delegate, Chairman Tayler was authorised to in. Second day—Ad. appears. Third ox, of Hawali, to-day scored a make the report to that effect, whick @ay—You get what you want. atinet trlumph in’ securing a unant- will be submitted in about a week. Christian Science Cured Her Consumption, Tomorrow at this Ye \g \g but Died of It. scorns all I rade Saleos SHOES | | = holdera of.the Carnegie Steel Company | ceived or will recelve anytis + nave been holding meetings at an up- | 0,000 cash in dented by iho: “town frotel and that a gnthering to-|tlon to know. It im apsertod that Mr ay was attended by representatives} Carnegie's casi share will be much ie of the Morgan-Carnegie ayniicate. jess than that amount SEA me tact that J. Plerpont Morgan wae| The ateei and tron stocks sere Ge = tate én appearng at Ors office to-day led | moderately active and at many peraons to belleve that he had | early been in attendance at the meeting at switch tt (a claimed some of theac minor. | cont f the Carnes {ty Holders seitied thelr clatme and re-| syndicate ‘4 now only a mas STOCKS RISEON MRS. PLATT LIES BULL SUPPORT. WN WOODLAWA, Genera! Electric Forges| Funeral Services in Fifth|: Ahead and Other | Avenue Hote! Are Issues Follow. Impressive. 1a coneurren vision 9 Of A mi inctder janx tn the | of wil the} ling citles | ture. according 10 | i * prac: tion cs, shall ve inad fitness, to be ascertained 9 The funeral of Mra Ellen Lacy Be tow Platt, wife of United States Senator Dared with 2111-2, yesterday's tinal fg-| Thomas Collier Platt, was held in the ® aire and the strength of Americans tn | iirlore of the Fifth Avenue Hote! at 11] =London imparted general strength to fock thie morning. ‘The rarvices were | 3 the ltst in the Btock Exchange t conducted by the Rey. Dr, Davis J. The opening averaged about 1- Hurrell, of the Martte Collegiate Church. Seent. higher. The initial trading was |The body lay in a casket covered with large, but wholly professional. lack broadcloth. A elmple plate of «l- part of her fortune of §100,04 fo the First Church of Christ, Selenitet ot her blvd Shoes that Will Please Your Feet and Make Miss Alice Miller President] ' tax Helen Brush As haw, points of str Ah mt na ot ver bore Mrs, Platt's name, iaeiacl iewhatialedsaveteurrion Viaehescidslon pangne cobecure properties the tone of) 4 massive wreath of white roses and 5 sa: . welghit eeaines eee aes Fel Cainlt: [aren aeenan rectly eniod the] OF ee Which De= |e present sire e for un inctean| Ensen peters Rurronticl teaceab th Your Pocket-Book Little Lighter « “< “< ng rallied | casket, it being the offering of the Ben- ; Sore TARR LR “ mands Higher ’. highest paid witea Miss Arash maid #he had een e 5 ! Norh) American war nusney |ator’s alleniueal ts the upper branch of and gher Wage Miller and her iticalyweured tor SG (CLE You may demand good looks, good service and comfort—these bargain shoes possess all these new: 55, io & to #2 1-2. alc ‘ashington. ot a chasis patd to Acne ee bet “Lake'Eric irsues improved steadll “bearers were Gov. Benjamin = F by x or sietatiany BolonceGiee eS qualities fully. Then they cost less than good shoes were ever known to sell for, until the Wanamaker sath Gere A Loner Grate TB. Odell, jr. Ldeut.-Gov. Timothy I. | SCRANTON, Pa. Feb 15—The st or (alr Sree en lmes Mere Rola CUAL shoe sales started. Fe at ney A Woodruff. Admiral Crowntnshteld, Col. it the Stik MIT Union here and) nere: Cork differs | ‘ We can give you splendid values in our bargain shoe store almost every day in the year; but a FETS he Laclede Gas John J. McCook, Judge Steveneon Burke, | APOUtN are intelligent anid wide awake. P sort of work eae ‘ h fi i . r y Oy * JAmmalgamated Copper, broke = 3-1 of Cleveland, Albert. Jt. Roardman, | E&h union clecta ity own officers, Miss siintontaayt 0. oniy|ffsuch magnificent variety and full assortments are, of course, impossible, except after a general round- " . re u A , : n the highest wages ealers a t 4 ty . . | tod Totiacen 1 mae WE TC yauncey I. Crosby and Iispenant | Allen Miller, of the Harney: Mills Uno he highest war reietian elcnceanealecs at ner beans up of the factories all over the country, such as brought together this gathering of bargain shoes, o -Airaovement in Burlingson tn the last]: wart. Digs sas Ch ee Nt 1 Vogiris are out of tof Mies Hrush, resumed the |#Which has never been equalled, in the trade. i carridet hat stock up an extren Dr. Burret tn tia funeral address | tY 80d dresses in good taste hile she | mtils, aaying sfaoe the unions w 1 . £ 2 3 ghd the other xrangers rear spoke tere fealingly: and Gonator Platt [2 determined in her efforts 1 maintain © organized, Guaritore a ohaariaarten sentes M Have you had your share? This er of sorts and prices: nd Dela=|was visibly affected. é pes | 1 he ata Bia Svatier en’s Sh — m nh Minx Brush’s tal conditi tte s joes — Papa Buna gL Greate N EW Ss I EEL | RUS T M AY rite eARENTIOIER aioe anand $1.30—Sutin oil ce: Conarena; $2 kind 2 on es button shoes. Sizes broken. lovel. 1 casket waa removed from the hotel and Itelanetoin ere steRe si $1-00—IMack nd en ane! rain; lac | button: welted soles, Land « |taken to the Grand Central Btation, and aba EM Coe Fl nullaeeeitee lone Mt, ename are shore, in new 9 3 velour cal Int In many cascs, ‘The closing was|lawn Cemetery, where it will remain eu leet sniehliteewltsiivereeiar sree $ A TA) Sregularly $3. sz. ‘Black Kidskin, in a dozen ‘sariee—ependable, handsome Fecovery. [until Sprang, when the body will be os LAUR ERRH EMA EE Wheloer eran bed a8. Al icathere Neary shoes —mostiy, lace | i eet ante the Anest (quality: j taken to Owego for burtal. . é MaTeTenhitihaleahions 1 | lany are ‘H grades. ‘Among the mourners at the services| CHICAGU, Fel. Ih The new atel r Se ee eee ener {| Boys’ Shoes— , omen's red felt low slippers with leather were the entire Republican Cour {cust mayenoong aL eg Ojiue mf : WD St. tectiravy-weight satin calf lace shoes, with solid leather | AtStc trom $o-cWemen's felt button shoes with kidskin fox- rnelius N. Hites, Gen. Daniel | %4% In every plant controttes J k 4 Mine shop Hie sine iouse wi sinters, | oles: sizes 12 to erties tired a CET CET ppt chats Mans Ci enesrckles Mts and Mra: Waldain B,|(Tuet « large number of machinists are | of WK st alle H ie ute Satith i AISISIIB Ca ties Lei ms aheusslouakmorn. | MRS St20- Heavy weenie maths heels. ty Also sore, “Women's finn wool felt allppern in. Romeo and low >| E. Sickles, Mr. and Mra. : : 7 rn will. be rst to ault, as tie od “iW deatdea te rain ke 5 é aor ee S64! Barnes, Jr, af Albany; Benator employed ae Lewertines ne work (rome LEMRLO TUR EI megahes ial ’deciaed Eto | lace Peet black, red and drab and dark dh ES Sty] worth, Mr. and Mrs, Youle Payn, ex-| Se" Fouth Ch Regard wn home and had written to wy miachine, salen: . A i231 Gov. Frank E. Black, United States | steel mills and tn the plants at 4 nidlay to that ne, Dest rade of bore’ vhoes; wid Little Men’s Shoes— HT | ae tor Chaunesy MM. Depew, Alate Ben. | DC Wall and elxewhere throuxhout the and morall “Were present when your sister stoee 7 yeltedjoak SOc Sturdy shoes of heavy leather; made like a man’s shoe: ‘3 Y. AOC othe a died | her apa ents ow 1 Jove! zen Dt Uf stor Hinaing, W. E. Smythe, of Oawero; [CUNY Acconding (a Ww Upstate pas SUMLOURTES Ae ns MO Misses’ and Children’s Shoes— siping hel shoes of biack and tan calf; with solié sols eeeisa fat | Jutge John It. Hazel, of Rochoster | Meorath i i fants! kid shoes; turn soles: stzen 5 to 8. Value ioc. and stout tips: sizes § to 13) i = < a “| national! Asociation of Machinists, etl of the ij fants’ shoes of kid and box calf; Ince, spring heels $1.28—Black cal ring heel hoes, with broad mettee soles; 91, | Lemuet E. Quigg, Thomas E. Roesselles ene toe the aineshuur day) iat ‘ nite Sto “ean, Gat Washing: 1e luuize. she | sizen 5 to 8 fe sizes 912 to 13%, Davement. x Tat, rs : é ond he prac: iat jot Bs e H H 18M [or Wartrington:. Robert Morris, en ee ian ae ne sy nants Hane, eatalenlass eat natant hety Miran | nee Suiking | SM tiggie. lce and baton: ring pevesaad wow: tee | RU UBDOR Shoes—Half Price—__|| 4% | Francis V. Greene, Chairman Ten Eyck. | ey) ap the trust would involve t Chinint ‘organization | @hees had Leen taken off a few. minutes 8c. kin and box cal nd button; spring heels; solid, | At BOc, ims! aatgmien's Romeo Alaskas of GZ" | of the Republican Executive Committee, colomral He-up ever known Int with the demand |" 1 Mise Mary Brush ood Hen] 11310) 2:2 Sag Sloth with meo Alaskas of black Jersey e, in the 4. and Gen. James L. Varnum. tery pa est sobs Bbutten Arctica, weel- ‘mest, A maid #he had been ae dy. sad wecncativet@oreuktteeToriite! Re: \ sued Husinesa Agent Carmo Se ene ; publican County Committees met. thls SPRE Neel ¥ mnie for atrAngers. Baer fate ot Kidakin In et) Ing Alaskas, of fine Jersey Inorning and passed resolutions of sym- pathy r. <= Science deck north or south or oast or west, tins A Sunday World want ad.’s the best 1 4 . GUE [erat JOHN WANAMAKER "sta: ——————. Cotton Prices Irregular. Lai Unexpectedly gooi cablea und small port receipts helped cotton prices to-day [and the market openca fairly strong, but soon after the call weakened on selling for both accounts and fell to last night's close, with the pit tn confusion ‘Tho far montha subsequently etiffened “lor covering and Nght Wall etreet buy- i ing, but near months continued trregu- lar on tardy support. ‘The opentng prices were: February, Paeito/oeiMareh sy perl OUR BARGAIN BULLETIN IS CROWDED WITH GOOD THINGS TO-DAY. 9.16; May. 15, July. m ie ‘oS , i. . . v ie Oy mrosaeee a8 Sentai Every single item in our Advertisement is a substantial Money-Saver, and will repay a journey two-fold. Even though you do not buy we will be pleased to have you come and look through our Stores. We want to make your acquaintance. paes| COME! COME! COME! 3 Pocket Books. Blankets. Fourth Weck of Our sample line bought at_one-qu Sortie bay~!,100 pairs Bed Blankets must be HOUSEFU RNISHING SPECIAL SALE! May tay 9.0: duty, 800) Sait “September, #01 to 8.0%: November, cember, 7.21 to 7.03. Market steady Wheat opened Senos for May, on the market wna sold, the ore we have cut the prices . eign Houses bought a tithe at pricé 1) wapldowanl Tisschinberhadiimehice Unabated Interest! Increasing Volume of Business!! is Corn was firm and fairly active “ will be or gray with protty borders. This is contrary to the general tenure of sales, There are good reasons for it, An almost inexhaustible supply —sterling quality ast nighs's prices. The menta were considersoly with (ure murket, ahade t Argentine eacric 200 pairs at, pai ticed on 7 ! pe 29 a Friday 250 paira at, pair..OQc., each. Cc aud 300 pata at, pairs. 79C., each, OC ea Kettles. 200 pairs at, pair.-QBc., cach, 500 oxtm heavy fine ach, DOC of the goods—littleness of price—and well-pleased customers recommending this money-saving sale to their friends. Opal Agate Colanders. eee ABC Opal Agate Fry Pans. 10c., 18¢ HAM BOILERS, 79c, Opal Agate Roasting Pans....19c., 25¢ Opal Agate Ware! In guaranteed to be selections from our genuine Agate Nickel- Steel W: he slight imperfections in the enamel af- fecting only the appearance of the goods. They » New York's opening prices were: May $) July wheat, 795-8 opening ‘prives were, May! Pocket Boo phat Mauna tell $i Say corn. 49 3+ were; | Colors, moat of them have inside 5c White Bed Blankets. sw frames, cachssoe.-+ STOCKS STRONG IN LONDON. | , f Regular $2.00 quality, re- eas Reiss ena SET. S| Pocket Books tt, tstsiy jail duced to, pait...tcre crosses 1.25 ‘Trading in Americans a Feature | {3 )! et : of the Market, Chica: looting prices were; May|some real substantial grain and Bed Quilts. sell Agate Opal skimmer, ladles, ay General srength on a large volume| BCH other desirable Irathers, an Heavy, well filled, fi “ are offered at a cake turnere, spoons, cups, each... - Amorican department in the Jomion e pat well at ret \o al 10 Ue- iJ ATI OC [tock market to-day, prices showing aa |Pocket Books for ote Te. and Bed Comfortables fire to wecure Opal Agate Rice Boilers, — sitexo scouring Soap, 6 cakes for. ».g@ains of 1-4 to 7-8 per cent. Norfalk & r .00; many real alligator and real hd the advantages 6 SWemtera was up 7-8 and Bt. Paul &|y.. yo, MOUANAC TOR, Tomar Beal books, with calf nish and De pall sizes white cotton filed, chaice Solid copper and copper nicke!- of the absolute ‘quart 2 quart Squart Aquart Puts Soap, 7 cakes for. EAteiison common were 1-2 and 5-6 per ; rongly made, each. IC patterns, fancy 6! teh 5 Bisted at Rae Le purity and coe 3. 350 39% 49c. _Enameline Stove Polish, large box.. 4¢ i Perea caiisetr talon hesite, which has Pocket Books that ,tivars_ sell eu ees —— Se tee Ws Ware. [ Agate Opal Sauce Pols. Liquid Enameline Stove Polish, bot.S¢ = Deen steady for a week, in cena. Governor's Island vj many ae Ma aniecokes Bed Goyrihy 59 69¢ = 79¢ Agate Opal T: d Coffee Pots ‘*"- eee x Peterman's Roach Food..+«« Je fomee mecarition | monsciimeroverent, | steit Ferry al, alligator, morocco, = 350 full size white crochet Bed Wash Boil gate pal ea on ee Setar Burnisho Putz Liquid, can. ri se Nolet i theard, walrus, Sc. cu ihe greatest Spreads, Marecilies patterns; 396 with cov Hers. 19c. and 25c. phe ey Bea hue inal DEAL IN CHICAGO RAILS. PORT OF YEW york. bargain ever ulfered mn pocket 50c Hie, quality, reduced to, each. . C With cover, metallic bottom... 19c og, al f ‘orsumo’s Putz Liquid, 8 caasfor.. 25¢ pd — | A : ‘ - 5 + We Pe Borax, !3-pound package.......... 38 RUE rrr yea! Anniven Leather Music Rolls. Clothing Bargains. Galvanized Iron ies cites 39. Tndurated Wood Fibra Pail....... 196 Wari vetiaed’ ‘ Pena A rample collection worth ie. 5 Water Palle fc =e) eee eT UIT 3b Dota er imed: to $1.00, all nt Boga Cet 2 Men's Heavy Winter 25c. 35c 59. 69 3-hoop oak-zrained Water Pail... 10¢ ‘A rumor was current in Wail mireet Galvanized Iron oN ee ic c Washboards up from. » 106 “to-day that Charles 'T. Yerkes had wold | Wee" his ¢ntereats fn the Union, the North- Enas| Willem Clothing Bargains. {7° Ulsters 4 \ in sizes 34 to BS only. Fine German China Cups and Saucers, gilt Patent Dustless Coal Hols. = 390 weatern and the Lako Gtreet Klevuced z dy 4 4 Balanc f 5 ds, Chicago, to x representative Pithed YOUTHS’ WARN ALL WOOL PEA JACKETS TNL Wool Uisteras that bave Veineh.... 49 Agat at Dish Pans. Ash Sifters. pendiatd fof the Elkins-Widener-Wintney ey ndi- OUTGOING STEAMBHIPS, for young men of 1% to 20 year. been $8.50t0 $15.00, Saale ed 7a mK doson Cups au cate. |: SAILED TO-DAY. These garments have been $5.00 to */\ Grand garments for ; Shove tis uate rel La Sentountant. fiw tants neoneica,| ET A chance you will never 4° gc Grand carmela 5.00 Coal Shovel. . Don't go. into the F Tampion Jamestown, Norv | have again.....- vee be Vcceses ani ca Mddts yoursin ard hirer Cold - Handle Pokers, 5c accor ronde, pai “Mother's Friend.” l Heavy All-Wool Winter Sift them right where reer eres ¢ transportation, ihe INCOMING STEAMBILIPS Percale Waists—A very good as Vests, Hele No dass «itt Sena Soiaeey, Gas Sota: verified, ps DUE TO-DAY, \eoriment of pattern ae erecont Chinchilla and other cloths, pile cheated Bout Gas Tubing. per foot. lane, | for our Spring atock. one larger than ize 38; we EIRENE Mathwoods Be {PRU peng at oek AAT a ONO O cia uiNclene ahemmralllegh Reet A Chee or Renee: cea toctas) with box of Wax yg. fees es e River] ane Seen ar STORES OPEN SATURDAY FROM 8 A. NM TO 10 P.M. die? Bist Unite Biases te] Rae Be Eacl : ; NEW YORK pergarnllis ee ry . ST = 5- ‘CITYe::