The evening world. Newspaper, February 28, 1901, Page 6

LINER TEUTONIC HIT. BY GIGANTIC WAVE. Jorfeclantntotafaft Minlnleininlelninininininteiebinieleiniviniet These are Specials for "Men's and Boys Clothing Unmatched in Price and Generai Fitness. Suits for Men, Sizes 34 to 42. its for Young Men, 14 to 1g Years. These guits are remarkable, not alone for \\the low price but also for the superior work ’ put into them. Not one in the whole lot THE WHITE STAR LINER TEUTONIC * Ieltiti-blcicicieinieie bien i BOTHA GIVES UP LONDON HEARS, Surrender Regarded as a Fact, but Government Has Not Announced It. was made to sell below Seven Dollars. _We prefer not to go into a lenghy description, and want you to come and see for yourself. No one ever heard of such figures being put 3.95 {Decks Swept and Two » Passengers Seriously Injured—AMountain-,; ous Sea Caused by Submarine Volcano? — t = on well fitting, nicely finished ~ suits of Dark Cheviot, stripes and mixtures—the entire lot.... MEN’S OVERCOATS. Medium and Heavy Weight Ox- fords and Kerseys. Splendid high-priced garments that must be sold to make room for spring goods. You can knock two or The White Star liner Teutontc, which ergived to-day from Liverpool, was @truck by a tidal wave while crossing, ‘which caused a panic. As a con: quence she came into port with iron work forward bent and amashed and _ two of her passengers under the doctor's _ care. ‘The tidal wave 4s accredited by most ef the officers to u volcanic eruption Others say it might have been the turn- ing over of a largo iceberg to the north- ‘wurd of the versel. It struck the shiir| while in fair weather, while the lner! was going at her usual speed. ‘At the tame of the @unday morning, Capt. * in the chart-room and the fi formation Botha, Despite the lack of confirmatory: 4 Londoners bh accepted the without tlon aml are ! “4 report x . the with: drawal of Botha from the fleld portend+ of tne surrender of Gen. still be in fashion. A visit and examination 7 costs nothing. You will not 5.00 20 o'clock | be pressed to buy; sizes 34 2 was on the bridge. The ship went down the early cloan of hostilities Ine the| (O42 eecceee coccceccere cee in’ the hollow of the sca, and suddenly ‘Transvaal, the giant wave swept down on her be- Kennet Burleigh wires to the Dally _ fore;she could recover. There was « Telegraph from De Anr, under Tuesday's crash ay the mass of water boanted the ‘-ahip on the starboard side, thundering Gown on hatches and deckhouren. ‘The ship recovered suddenly, throwing = more water aboan!. The wave broke! & high up, throwing down the men In the “crow's nest.’ Tons of water wert | @irown on the deck. The tron rall wise © broken down and the pipes snapped off ightening thelr grip and Hertzog, ni nd our patrols hay nN htletpate that a rail fought. and that y to prove sertous DE WET ON RIVER BANK. | CHOATE GETS TREATY NEWS. Mearngnan Canal Amendments Not SENATE AGREES “as though they had been pipastems p Ke coted. 1 tn i ort bridge ralJing on the port elde was | Office nax not : ae noe as and when the Teutonie| the surrender of Commanding Hritinn ‘Trying to Me: 3 ew York correspondent Staal ahaa her dock to-day there a| Botha .of the Boer army everybod: Near Norval cabled the. following concerning >the of wooden supports keeping ib] cepts bt aa ue, DE AA x! Araguan mesgothations: © John Michaelson, a Dane, twenty-five a € é emt a Yorgun;| ines ha yasIng the Or- wot t ar Eaaiaene “years of age, who wae crossing In U furt her strengthens the be ange K t, Steyn and thi treuty, and Ambusador Choute steerage, was caught by the water aad tlon has Just ri whe 5 K of thelr force, Including Hertze Conference Re po rt nk informed fe Biste peters © carried along the deck. His foot caught that) Commander-in-Ch! nmando, are camped on the south “ in some manner, and such was the force | othe formally surrendered to Lord | bank watting an opportunity to cross, Making 342,165,000 of the water that It was almost turn| Kitchener at Middleburg, Tranavaal.| According to Inhabit who restds ; Off. Dr. Doble, the ship's surgeon, was! hort!’ be o'clock mochor | tong the river side, this would be in-} Reduction Adopted. (0) = forced (o amputate the foot. ‘The naloon| All detatta previously been possible for at least four days, passengers took up a collection for the | Fanged and th # Vivendi wettiod | ‘Phe indications are that De V ——— Unfortunate man and raised $4). tende moving eastward with th Melally an. that G: . the Command. er-in-Chtef of the Boer forces, haw sur- rendered to Gen. Kitchener. The Evening Mall saya Gen. Hotha formally surrepdered to Gen. Kitchener shortly before 19 v'clock this morning. Jay the Dally Chronic puolinnes | |HERR POTT HEL HELPED BOERS. following: ed from a quarter that Is trust. ha has of crossing the Un Pont and Naauw; | puting from |counns are ready in every direction, When the ship roiled 8. C Wilson, of between GyGney, Austrailia, a cabin passenger, ‘Was thrown against the rail and hie Jaw was broken. The passengers were at breakfast, and there was much excitement at the time. Capt. McKinstry went at once to the eetoons! ana annonces that there cause rm. Immediately after the ‘accident, the ehip righted and con- poued on her trip. following story af. te following story of the ¢ report that Gen. 1c Feporier of The Kyenlag W rid to-da & : te Bs “We were making full i 3 : un Kitchener. ey morning and had r ) Mall Gazette credits erg LTE Ulster news of Gen. Rotha's surrender, a wave, the wurst I ever saw ative of the Assoctaced Press phenonienon. r the Foreign OMce ay Af, the tle the ca was comparat'y have any Informa- report on duction bil, There was no objection. The new law Is to effect July 1 next. Democratic conferrees (Benator f Arkansas, ant Mr. Richard- nnessee) signed the report, which is looked upon as removing doubt the hit rt was agreed to. ile conferees yielded to the cil the amendments mee Lust ny Was a terrible storm, rain and xtending over a wide area, i pected that the no, river) will again rise At there thunder and it La son, of the a ) echedule Magiured tobaceo and snutt HO Uli cena a pound, un sit prewent. ¢ Second tthe wil pay] instead | i Tt was a Dut had r Tott, nzo Mary printing the Portugal be ce to pile up such at Arming the report Fal toh Sater, We had duc a motives. wat War Secretary, Mr, Neo ans portation of hellogray! oe ; Wslent to run din the House of Comenons this fugeti wreeetul tema ee ai site Fig ih to, ae ee noon that he hud no official ine, Herr Pott admitted tie first it. It reached | top of the lookout and then feli| The most insidious enemy tuman life} Jy broke before we shipped the has is i “‘slight cold’ negleeted.—| with an awful crash on the .Promenads eck, com! rate 0 HUNYON, B=" GAGE ADMITS = pres gyrater aunt have. ; | Do not allow a cold to get a hold swept everything before it. © upon you! At its first’ appearance deck: breaks off dust before 1h DRIVE IT OUT! A neglected cold fe atchrw but the herald of Grippe, Pneumonia and even Diphtherii. DRIVE IT occurred no eurly In the mor: Ty all tae passengers were a: prc Or Indoors, Of culitne. there wae, vune| Maerabie alarm aboard bur} |Horses and Supolice Were Shipped from American Ports to South Africa. OUT! At the very first sound of that suspiciols sneeze, at the first thick- ening of the alr passages, seek a mach eure! Munyon's Cold Cure, if taken vm | at the right Ume, will break up any “\cold In 2{ houra, Then there {s_no | fear of Grippe or Pneumonia. The |imimediate rellef that ts gained from remedy is certainly astontehing. ars the head, nose, throat and jlungs almost Instant! It cures any [kind of a cold quickly, surely asd These little pellets are vials, which imay be vest pocket for use at ars blames rete for'eveh Se Ip trembled but quickly nr overed, and Tapes: it. see try in his Feport to EES ‘Amert an and Cani atari of tthe teens aye that the T steaming 4 Weather demanded, allgntest warnitg, th eropped into an aby J, before her bow and dropped well between the: fol deck end ay the forward (Were exported to South nN Afrion, ward, turtle nd of the pri steps have heen carried in en reply to r huiry as fawenl « ;any Ume and anywhere. "The Fegulution two men were on the 1, ® seth ie It you have i Jookout aloft,” ways the report. Rheunat Wave was s0 nigh ax to com gulf then Both were thre atten wring this thee See and one of them was hurt. came in over. the fae x (het tt te not feusthie every + no wirns to ziveo the | +] yon's Inhaler cures Catarrh, i 3 nae of the wave of he Tet eRe AU Dronchitis, ete Prices a” (includlag ati $ ae vole n South ’ - medicines), © the recdi $0 F y Ww INYON'S WITC: y we ii ROR Te (GTAS wQatolers INAS aie 2 i wth Atel SHIPPING NEWS. MUNYON’S WITCH HAZEL SOAP Officer mater ee horse, fs an ideal tollet requisite, and a bridge at the tne. iD ee H other | rin ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. wonderful skin curative. Large size, cBpesklog of the e Capt, McKinstry | AE HOTU | eearms sre anal) Sun sive )\Moon vote... 323/15 cts.; small size, 5 cts., at all drug- oral, & o'clock Sunday morning the aS sbi gists, ather wus 0 fino and oa Ineid that lttcnk are hagerene nea TRUST UP N PARLIAMENT. le 4; It coma vou nothing for the services ot Honvon the bridgc. withoat:w | Grernare ee iorgughty Naive an Honeet lovons an Yt i © Mackintosh, un unusual thin eve | Melt ate re oa < Geaiment to. follow. without it tell| iapieommrwtte Notas lies i ati} vonT oF SEW york. a tba er eke aa, er i} " > . le ea epartment te e Ne aA Rete reco reece co port, before | ard will leave here NDON 3—-Sir Howard Vin- BROADWA’ ag end of England. We has Intl | cent, in tho House of Commons to-day, | Tevtomte ¥. COR, 26TH ST. fon, mated that he w Fridtiot Ni a Stucnaa th oh t return for the cure | on ie Teuto) a yk e: eke ea suddenly, nome ale on | eat Bey Tus T wager Empress has new United vsket 2 question a InulIncoreerst0 tone nin a | aaeronee tal drives overy afternoon, | SUN | CURKS S UTGOING STEAMSHIPS, ASTHMA and ver of ™ 3 Bah understood br Mg a fervions ‘diea at Fort Mtrikers Tle Up Meamern, | Mes st ltelumvderstood such SAILED: TO-DAY" CONSUMPTION fow says after the| MARSEILLES, Feb, 2s.-Several DULL eet a ate eee Le vie... Hela, Uremen ris oot Tucker's | steamers arriving here from. Algters mi Ae Fae ey eto; Adent Daaheedd etst tel nb kaa a La Sir Howa , 1S x jand, andl] OransAlpertassiwith's early tru Ir Howard Vincent's statemont that | (ci032, ea Bi Sade New orleans and vegetables are unable to discharge | {main object of the combine was to Aare thelr cargoes owing to the atrike of) 2estroy the iron and meet indumries ETRE G Fed ae re dock laborera, 3,00 of whom yesterduy |! Great Uritain, Sahara, Gibraltar, oyie, I s] voted to declare u xencrat ntrike tect, Me ‘td not think any action on the} Svetineuim, whiside, f-] day on uecount of the refusal of cun- Patt of tho Government could bu une. | acme Gibraltar. | tractors to dismiss certain cverpaeres fully taker, Berege, Thursday, /EDWD. RIDLEY & SONS, FEBRUARY 2%, 1901 IDLEY'S _ MONEY W ELL EXPENDED PROCURES MANY BLESSINGS. A judicious investment in some of our bargains is sure to reap double value and add to vour happiness. REMARKABLE SALES BEVERY DAY. Three fall days of Money-Sabing. Saturday— Embroideries. To-Day’s Embroidery Bargains are the choicest, newest and most up- Friday, to-date patterns of Nainsook, Cam- bric and Swiss, in bot eteing and insertion, ever offered to the pub- Ile. We have divided tien into tive lors, every lot conta.ning a seiection of from 35 to 100 paticras. Burguins clraordinary. Lot 1\—Embroidery Edgings and Insertions. 5c Goods worth ls. per yard; our price, per yard.. Lot 2—Still Wider and Better. At least fifty different designs; sold everywhere at l6c, per yard; our Price, YATU.eeeee vee secs 9c Lot 3—Very Choice Lot of Edgings. Only, in medium ant ide) widths; good Value at 23c. per yard; (} tale price, yard.. 12: Lot 4—Contains Swiss, Cambric, Nainsook and Muslin Embroidery Edgings and Insertions, and would be exceptional value at 25c¢ 15 per yard; sale price, per yd. [4 Lot 5—This lot for quality, width, design and price cannot be duplie cated. {t containe medium and wide goods, some really demi-tlounce anit many of them worth 50c. per yard. Choice, per yard..... 25c Lace Bureau Covers, New designs in Lace Bureau Cov- ers, 24 in cheahwide, 48 inches long, they are worth G0c., we are closing them out at, each..... 25c 309, 3Il, BAD BLOOD, BAD COMPLEXION. The skin is the seat of an almost end- less variety of diseases. They are known) by various names, but are all due to the same cause, acid and other poisons in the blood that irritate and interfere with the proper action of the skin. To have a smooth, soft skin, free from all eruptions, the blood must be kept pure and healthy. The many preparations of arsenic and potash and the large numbzr | of face powders and lotions generally used in this class of diseases cover up fora ; Short time, but cannot remove permanent | ‘ly the ugly blotches and the red, disfigur- ing pimples. diternal vigilanee is the price of a beautitul complexion when auch remedies are relied on. QT Shove, 2704 Lucas Avenue. St. aay Y daughter was af- for jeara with a dlefiguring eruption fon her face, which resisted” all treatment. She was taken to two celebrated bealth but received) no benefit. Many ‘bed, but without re- peult, uotil we ‘abelded. to try 5. and by the tlme the first bottle was finished the eruption began to disappear. A d tle cured her completely | perfectly smooth, Sho now seventeen eate off, and nek a sign ‘of the embarrass. Ing disease hax ever returned.” S. S. S. is a positive, unfailing cure for the worst forms of skin troubles, It is the greatest of all blood purifiers, and the | jonly one guaranteed purely vegetable, Bad blood makes bad complexions, rates the old and makes new, richblood that nourishes the! skin active and. healthy and in proper condition to pertorm its part towards j carrying off the impurities from the body. SS=" and invigo- S body and keeps the {It you have Eczema, letter, Acne, Salt and pimply, send for our book on about your case, this service. No charge whatever for SWIFT SPEGIIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA. | Sp ecial Sale Holland Java Regular Price aac. For Theee Days Only, | Feiday, Saturday and Monday, We Offer It at This SPECIAL Price, LOTS—All who try noun Java like it. To tempt MOKE people to TRY it, we will ie this ONE sale deliver 5 Ibs. FREE of express charges in the béroughs of Manhattan, Brook- lyn and Bronx—as far north as 180th street. Simply send pos- tal—or telephone 3471 Cortlandt. Write for price Ist—10 Ibs of more of any tea oF coffe delivered free within 25 miles, «Money Back if You Want It. Gillies = 233, 235, 237 and 239 Washington St, +1 Between Park PL and saclay St Establisnes 1840, er intorest and Dividend Notices. Inte:national Paper company, 30 BROAD STR 12th Regular Quarsetly Pres Board of Directors has this iy ‘dividend. of ENT. (14%) from net ear Pre! frites Btock, able Abell sinh to Preferred tacuholders’of feeord Preferred Stock wil 1 P. Mion the 16th day of March, 101, close at 3 PE at iF of 311% to ‘321 12W.t mate Cor. Sth Av. Company |<"! KID GLOVES. Remarksb'e kid clove values that no house but Ridley'’s can put tore ward. represent the citance of frome choice quaiit es. ho want the had Fetter vo hand early Spotted Ladies’ Kid Gloves, in drabs and tins only, dozen; sizes, @ and 64 ¢ form price, 5c. 0 pai wilar $1.00 25c kid glove, to clo-e out, j aires. Ladies’ Gray Mocha Gloves. Keanlar $) ; nizes 5, out, per pa Ladies’ Two-Clasp Crown Glace Gloves, rlates, re Nas ox blood, Handkerchiet Bargains, Ladies’ Hemstitched Hand- kerchicfs. ile, choice colored bord- em, mourning bvorders, eae with Ince and embroidered "0 broid- ce, oF embroid We Men's plain, white vemstitch. 4 ed Handkerchiets, each....... &C Ladies’ Scalloped Swiss Em- broidered Handkerchiefs. A very large assortinent of pat- terns, worth 20>, 10 Oe. each, all to be sold, at ench ae 15 Apron Goods. «Fine white check NSOOK, Lapaclecenaels special, per 7c Stores Open Saturday from 8 A. M. to 10 P.M GRAND ST., os) Beaded Dress Trimmings. Bargains! Bargains !! Bargains Mi In On Black Beaded Headings. ored Tinsel eifes.s3 bla ored Sik Heading to Noe, yard, all per ATlesee. Black, det & Spangled ‘hess inserted with cream color hese goods have been & d; reduced j9c Persian Applique, some Linen fine cut Jet Pointed Passementerie, Spangled Galoons and abs silk Se. reguiar pri 85e. to 1.50; nil to be soid at, per Household Sundries. ; Dressmakers’ Bust Forms. one lot, 4 ONLY ssenee 2c Dressmakers’ Folding Sewing Table .. te tees 57c Wood Lap Boards, can by SANTO oes 49c Dicssmatiers ym Eall Skirt and Extension Bust Form, re;- ales States Mail Laundry Soap,, iull 8 ounce ¢ 6 cakes lorzaerees eee Parlor Brooms, Large size, 4 sewed, new Bor urn’. Metat Patz Liquid, 2 cans for. 25c Borsum's Silver Polish; 3 Wonderful Trumpet Brand; box OC NEW YORK* CITY. Dentistry. PERFECT FIT GUARANTH TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PATS METHODS And Introduce our THURLO PLATE: lightest and most durable plate made, OUR W tothe gums, We sre the originators of pal ver R E E WITHOUT PAIN 10 One Fillin: All ORK_IS DONE PAIN_ESSLY BY A SIMPLE APPLICATION aless de ES ARE PATENTED -OCESS! OUR PRICES ARE WITHIN THE REACH O} Amalgam fillings, 50¢. rators are skilled graduates, their diplomas being displayed at nies chair, and 4 personally interested in_ this association. “This Compan 14 peing, PORA TED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK makes our TEN-YEAR GUARANTEE CERTIFI OUR 12 OFFICES: HARLEM, 330 W, 125th St Gold tilings from 3% All are putable value. 212 BROADW AY, Cor.Fuiton St. \499B OADWAY, Cor. CanalSt. 714 BROADWAY, Cor. Astor Pl. Open tt § 108 W.23¢, Cor. 6th Ave 988 3d ree at. Opp. ale Ores Fuadays, 10 to 4 thors. Ofc Hours, $03 BROOKLYN, 499 Fulton St.! Bt ator. | BEWARE of those who imitate our name. I Lad Cably addrese | Rheum, Psoriasis, or your skin is rough| Antiseptic Tooth “Wash and Oriental Saponaceous Tooth Powder man't’d oaly by ! and Skin Diseases and write our paateee N EW YORK PAI NLESS DENTALCO. . F ALL, cleaning, 50c.; ae Crowns, $3.00. INCOR- CATE given with all work of indis- ¢ door east of Kook'a, en tm ‘DP. ia. Ger, Bridge ot, OFAN TILL PHIL ADEL PHA, "ae A. Chestnet 2 Ba Womningten 724 Washington at, OSTON, For Salo, NEW CREDI iI SYSIEK WATCHES AND DIAMONDS BOUGHT—SOLD—EXCHANGED, KEENE, 140 FULTON ST. NEW York. WATCHES & JEWELRY REPAIRED. ing you want, je, Ary goods, ~ f] 63 Dowery, car. Canal (over bank). ‘Open eveaings. | $1 DOW. OPENS ACUUUNT, BO CE..°S WEEKLY. FURNITURE ANL CARPETS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. LEWIN'S, 483 WEST 147TH ST, 267 WEST. 125TH ST, DIAMONDS, prices: guaranteed: Geiss DeROMAN, a esr “pasitl: UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS. Full Set of Teeth.. Gold Crown: Gridge Work, per too! BET. 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