The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1901, Page 12

Wes e THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1901. Moyer Jonasson & (a. will place on sale to-morrow, Saturday, Millinery Department main Fioor an entirely new and smart SHIRTWAIST HAT at the unusual price of $1.50. Also the new PANAMA SHIRTWAIST HAT, $2.00 AND $3.00. CHILDREN’S ROUND HATS, smartly trimmed, regular value $3.00, at $2.00. SUMMER PETTICOATS. “THE APOLLO SKIRT.” of iridescent colored taffetas, at bon, value $2.75, at 750 SILK WAISTS, the accumulation of a season’s business, havebeen divided into two lots, and will te offered at the following reductions: $4.00 $7.75 Former prices up to $7.75. BROADWAY AND 312TH ST. Defense—Surprise Expected. “GE. Mase. Ma ¥ for the Jur overn NEW CLUE TO MISSING BOY Washington Police Hunting for Writer of Three Letters. WASHINGTON, May 3.--Michuel G ormick, uncle of the mixsing High. dge, N .Y., boy, has received fully undred lettera regarding the une, | 8 he light and cool, for wear with wash waists, at To further popularize the department will offer Latest effects in checks and plaids, made $8. 50 Washable Chambray Petticoats, in all colors, finished with accordion plaiting and rib- $1 90 ° Former prices up to $11.75. EASTMAN JUROR ILL; TRIAL STOPS. Prisoner Nervous as St Counsel Outlines! laut ORUGGISTS. 10c. 25¢ & SOc. AMMONIA BLINDS ) fourth | were poy Myke ie vosaie ‘Mahler Bros.—~ committed no crime, 9 vounable an was an ex he kiliing, th nurdered man | STERN BROTHERS Latest Styles and Exciusive Effects tn Men’s snd Women’s Neckwear Fancy Madras and White Cheviot Stocks with Bat-wing and Ascot Ends, at Mercerized Cheviot Stocks, with Ascot Ends, Colored and White Hemstitched Handkerchief Stocks, at Exceptional Values, To-morrow tn Boys’ and Youths’ Spring Clothing |Double-breasted School Suits with extra pair of trousers, of all-wool cheviots |1n olive, brown and grey mixtures, 8 to 16 yrs,, Vaiue $6.50 |Russlan Blouse and Sailor Sults lof serges and cheviots, handsomely trimmed, 3 to 12 yrs., 5 Heretofore $6,50 to 8,90 Overcoats and Reefers sizes 3 to 16 yrs. Youths’ Sults of all-wool cheviots and mixtures, 32 to 35 chest measure, or sizes 14 to 19 yrs,, Heretofore $10,50 to 15.00 Russian Blouse and Sailor Sults West Twenty-third Street DESPONDENCY. healthy Utes after a pleasant dose af effe: BE ee Eel 500 Boys’ plop COLE tats season's latest designs: 75 cents, some more; to 10 P. M., One-piece 00 FIREMEN | e=,*-.: doesn't pay to waste 39 centa and Narrow Escapes at Ar mour Blaze and Cat- tle in Stampede. years; guaranteed for hard = wear, “latest CHICAGO, May 2—One hundred fire- from one ninety, men while fahting a blaze in Armour & iY big beef house In the stock yards here to-day were blinded and al- moat overcome by the bursting of an ammonia plant 2 The men were working on the third ing, 2 to 4 years, and fourth floors under Ohlef: Bweente, en the pipe burst, ‘The fumes of the ammonia filled the place, stifled and blinded the men and they had a time escaping, The Here's a nobby 1 Sult of white pique. collar, with insertion day only at "out enone of the lawer a raptdly Sixt of cattle were in red and white, Tushed dewn y from the while fame and smoke | the narrow alley elal, Saturday, the animals ina frenzy s| | Ait wae with great dun, ove WAR Kot the yards. | the men in the 5 of trovers | tghtly hurt Saturday only, Oren Saturday Ewening. damaged, the loss r kK $100, Comedienne, Now val i London, Declares | Wax Vesta Case an j Infernal Machine, and Says She Was Saved from Harm by Way! She Opened It. eAlnary the to, Tete him with stow rom her. aragy Minx Fay jumped to fune pa night, when, as a member of % actrees to the Weet Teet mtation. but not held. of abliity to produce “the kid," aper leter is written in an Iiterate ste. It calla attention to the two lotters went to Mr.” McCormick, and says the writer hae offered. him proof mentioned, for of paper containini name, a plece of the bo and one other trinket.” He alev calls attention to the Charley Rosp wants, 1 75¢, $3.75 Heretofore $5,090 to 8.90 $3, 75, 5.09 $7.95 of English Galateas, 3 to 12yrs,, Value $2,95 & 4,50 $1.95, 2.75 -~ Mahler Bros.~: 6th Ave. and 3ist St. “1% Sailor Blouse Washable Suits, PEPMIN lo tranutac $ HE galateas, piques, crashes, o, styles to select from, 3 to 10 years; none worth less than choice Saturday up 3 Ice vash Kilts of per- cale, ages 2 to 4; mothers, you can buy them at 49° Wash Blouse Suits, fine ifm) ported galatea cloth, 3 to a° models; — reduced 98 to Buy be of sp [28 Sia tion red, whit blu-, brown, Oxfe sizes 7 to to yr double seat and knee; re double-breasted vest Boys’ ¥ Russian Blouse shades, ue $6 values. Boys’ 39c. Wash Blouses Boys’ 39c, Wash Waists ome! ment. “THE DERBY" — The new She great footwear, I £5.00 values; pe Sa furday High Grave Wreaths in big Poppies, Daisies and June Re . that sells on Satur fi 59 41% Sailor Blouxe Suits. taney ohaviot, all wool, embroidefed shield, big. collar, soutached 3 to 10 years, spe I 65 ° ity | These cut prices are good for ELFIE FAY. GOT BOX Wee re ntce” CLOTHING COMPANY, Uptown Ccener 127th St. and 34 Ave. just in the nick of time, when he fine lot of trousers in cheviots and cassimeres, striped and check patterns. We've baited them at $1.45 to turn them over quickly. “Quick, Large Sales— Small Profits. GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO. Uptown Corner 127th St. and 3d Ave. FISHING GREW. One Man Killed and ' Two Hurt When Mon- | ster Charged Boats. Ma. writing fr One wha fourth oma L momentous voy eneountered kill dures t partlaly wree ked another, it wax a Nght from the momen’ Nothing ts known here of the Use World Wants to fll )0@ air. turned az he was siruck, rushed at the boat of the first mate, hit tt with his flukes, and threw the mate {nto the While Smith was being rescued the a qvbale rushed again and pinched a hole weeks. Boys’ Two-Piece All-Wool D Louis XV. heel, patent | leather Boots and Ox- Oxfords andj fords. cuban or Mili= | 98 ‘ tary heel Boots or Ox- High Shoes.] fords!" Mand-turned e Oxfords and Boots $1.95 Valucss cee oe Daisy Sprays ported Daisies, bra variety, $1.49 valu needed cash—and landed this]/ WHALE FOUGHT ys the ship has had estinyed one | af throwing the harpoon, The whale a | Rothenberé & “New York's Fastest-Growing Department Store.” West 14th St. It’s Like Saving Money Boys’ Wear Here. Spring stocks are growing bigger all the time as warmer days hurry aloi cial interest to the youngsters and their farents. Look at the excellence and_ stylishness of the garments Saturday will Look at the prices. So much goodness and so little to pay. Here Are Some Splendid Values. Boys’ Alle Wool Sailor Blouse suite, sizes 3 to 10 re Sie 1.98 all wool Ve peviots, in all mew 1001 h contrasting Se 25c/ Boys’ as: Goit Caps.. -25c Boys’ 7Sc. Knee Pani Boys'75c.Laundered Waists.49¢ Boys’ 75c. Wash git Suit. Stylish Summer Shoes. Famous ‘‘Liberty”” Oxfords and High Shoes. Saturday pror mendously Pusy day in the Shoe Depart- rises to be another tre- The advent of warm weather has brought a great demand for Low Shoes, and our lines of Oxford Libertys will particularly please vou, being the best made, most graceful and most comfortable Shoe ever sold at any such price. 2 aristocrat, advarived elegance 0 “Millinery. Children’s Trimmed Hats—One of the catchiest olfers of the s y braid flats, trimmed with flo: eason., Made in our own workroom 1.98 Black Neapolitan Hats— Large shapes; soft vely worth 98¢,; special at...... 69c School Hats— New: styl biggest hits Hee sb = Lar Bo 5” C Confirmation 3-plece Short Pants Suits, with y: Washington Mills all- wool blue serge, man tailored ed fast colo : »! MISSES’ SUIT DEP'T. Melton, Covert Cloth orj Serge Eton Coats. Sizes | 14 to r6 years, Lined with satin or silk. 'Colors. Mode, red, blue, brown, tan, grey or black. $5.00 and $7.50. iSilk lined,—Venetian Cloth, Serge or Homespun Suits. Sizes 14 to 16 years. Colors. Blue, tan, grey and black, $15.00. (JAMES McCREERY & 60. Twenty-third Street. CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Tucked Taffetas Silk Eton Coats Lined with black or wh silk, $8.50 and $14.50; Valuz £12.00 and $18.00, JAMES McCREERY & C0,, Twenty-third Street, t the side of the boat a it began to} mu. the fourth mate ant his crew hur- ried to aid the men in trouble and the | monater teh aw them, In a head-on ive he smashed the wl to chips and the men fell about him in, the sea, some velng carried | down In che awit! of water aa the whale! made off, All were saved excepting the fourth | mate, who, knocked unconrclous, sank and did not rise again, The two members of the crew huri were in a hospital in Peru for some i ty DEVIES ISLAND SUNDAY’S