The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1901, Page 4

gALTOONA, Pa., June 7.—A horse rt yon Gerlachstein han been fen by Charles McKee charged doW? | anointed Austro-Hungarian Minister IM yards of steep ateps without stum- bilng or losing the wagon to which he wab harnessed. The horse became unmanageable on Gospel Hill and headed for Fifteenth street, which Is tou steep to be ured ar ® wagon road and t= provided with wide steps. McKee jumped. Atoa rapid clip, unmindful of the wagon, the horse landed at the dottom ; Pe without a scratch. tegeret = ‘ i THE WOKLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1901. 5) MOTHER TRIED TO RINAWAYIN CHILD KILLED ze ‘of , i DAUGHTER i" B. Altman & Co. i ! | CRASH WITH CAR | STATIONERY DEP’T. _ For FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, | reat JS ale Oo Mrs. Navarro Stem) to Strangle Her z in P ; B ee f BI | Azure and White Bond Paper or Blue Paper, kid finish, square Men’ Ss Blue Serge Suits. Child's Murderer in Court-Room. pace in Perilon rave Act o oom- | shape, 5 quires, with 100 Envelopes to match, - 55 ¢ list Sa a Bridge Trolley and field Fireman Was | a} This is indeed a most timely offering— i cial OO ; | Driver Hurt. Fruitless. Cream Linen Paper, octavo shape, 5 quires, with 45 coming just when mind suit thoughts are eared) mother 0 Reiman as | 100 Envelopes to match, - Ce uppermost in your min trled to atrangle her daughter's 7 7 , Trip. “4 i 5 Tne jury found a verdiet charging y | Pot st wasn tae urde| Just as — sista alae ouitol6e hrvcutted Mi MEN'S SERGE SUITS Navarro, who hae a At : $9.75 | “TO HARLEM IN value S15 ; | Ev) A serge suit that will not shrink— male 15 MINUTES. Fe Chat unin thellateet mod re + If there be anywhere in th's country a low shoe and slipper depart- at is cut in the latest mode— r'was alone ment which for variety and beauty of style, completeness of cor that is silk sewn throughout— a | to effect an en-|f ment otters and range of prices is the equal of uurs we are not pat wouldicost $15 in any ‘ A i swer floor {J aware of it. Prices trom $1.50 to $ other reliable store. Rapid Transit Schedule 3 ARCA by General thet beparts SIXTH AVE. & NINETEENTH ST. NY. Here to be had at $9.75. Manager Bryan Meets Demands of white Hous We think this is the greatest offer we The Evening World. bab thes window have ever made. What think you? “To Marlem In fifteen minut ; I an WM. VOGEL & ‘SON, trian laTnowtalcartalniy,jacearalng : Mtns pubs Sew Vari 8 i Broadway, Houston St. the schedule arranged for the Mapid cia ! ee nied 3 Transit Subway trains by ¢ nt Manns sith ent ee Be eS Cay eaas B. Bryan and made pubite FC cath : | Speer t D Q mill's. Since he nae, brought from St. Louls| continuousiy ¢ E zB. ft NY Se emia, ae aes | B. Altman & ids HL n his time to arrang'! i srs datat tte an of th l AN cH FR eee (eas Weene e < OCI J & TaoaEeee the tunnels, According to the plan gi | ee meee BORN IN CAR. | [en's Finishing Dep ane aeee SOeen | : miles an hour, and eaprese trains every | fy Fy by erate of thirty miles] + anes ON Bet. ieetminutes at the rate of thirty mil ; 7 Saeree * Friday, and Saturday untit Noon, | | made of woven Madras, detached 125th Street, West, pier tons “We have renched a Police Matron Was on|‘'Smoke or Die, Said when s‘ore will be closed: |_| link cuffs, good patterns and well! o. this Saturday till 9-30 P.Mss Closed Saturdays i Walp ania Ne Oso abate sald Hand to Give She,''Die and Smoke, ’ 5 : | ai A eS aE A sal iv 4g Closed Saturdays in July and August at Noon, seo) H 13, ayia 5 i ‘ ' complete stock o' tter le | of ais alent Needed Aid. Said He Men 's Summer Scaris! | erades ranving in price from Underwear & Hosiery. a 3 : exprensen, the cayrens ese ve are | leading shapes, | |98c. te $3.75 Per garment. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—A marvellous money-saving U epapmasimensycters a | ‘ event—the entire sample line of one of the largest im- “4 a site yan ReveTanl sales oy | 25c Each UNDERCLOTHING. Shi porters, consisting of Ladies’ tine Summer ribbed ares ‘ mnt ° cl ah Rive jot o! areeean nee and black or colored Hosiery; also Men’s fine Half Hose—all nd Drawers, usually sold a ming the ruler to eat out es = per garment, At Less of Former HORSE GALLO pS (ONC, FD iahisente, but lin the = BaGalE RES ae FOG on sale at 39¢, cach. Than One-Half Prices. ie peuesea et ee olitica ecord of 1900! Our imported genuine French for 25 to 39¢ Ladies’ Vests; for 50 to 75¢ Ladies? He i (Conventions and Platforms) | Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, eee 220 6 Peis ae tes fully covered in the | always sold at 75c. ca:h, 22 for $0 to 75¢ Ladies’ Vests; 42¢ for 85c to 1.00 Ladies’ Hose; e F ann ‘ >, ? A 6 4 x ae < rs pela Alan mower Bucy clo AG te eee poe = 42c (or 85c to 100 Ladies’ Vests; 1 Qc for 25 to 39c Men's Half Hos:; ee "" Hi . Ss Never Stumbled and|Austria Names Von Bee ant araceeten aa (aly shou i oe aneat tite, ,25. [Jean Drawers, cool and comfort- Nid Gifori2sito soe Ladies) Hose; 22 for $0 to 75e Men's Hall Hos:. . walle wou) Guts EL CLT * * © For sale by newsdealers, ~~ Did Not Lose His Gerlachstein Minister 1 King Edward. | may he had by ‘inilronerecéint of See ‘ en Ww to Mexico. advertised price. on sale at 59c. per pair, ‘ agon. SS es = 6 PAIRS FOR $3.00. } (Special to The Evening World.) SA, June 27.—Count Gilbert VA HOSE, att tt all imported goods, qualities rang- ing up to 50c. per pair, on sale at \7c. pr. 25c. pr. 35c. pr. 6 prs. 95c. 6 prs.$1.38 6 prs. $2.00 All genuine bargains. Broadway, 8 & ? Sts. Best of All Bargains To-Morrow. UPHOLSTERY DEPT.—THIRD FLOOR, Large Porch Rockers, Maple frame, natural finish or green, strong splint seat and back, weather Proof, finely . finished; value $3.50.. a eee 1.73 Mosquito Caner: - L75 The celebrated Dixie, for metal or wood beds, fastens to the bed: very simple to adjust; best quality net. to Mexico. Diplomatic relations between Austria- Hungary and Mexico, interrupted since 1867, the year Emperor Maximilian was shot, are thus “ormally established. ————___— The thoughtless man with land to a ab = : THE CLIMAX CANOPY, bes ’ INDEMNITY DISCUSSED. rata | RS Diets with pulley ana cosas sleeuttans’sSam~ 1.59 f a native of this city, and) z Another store is added this week Blue Ribbon Finds no one who will buy. . Bagiand Refases 10 Per Cent, Tar- sf Pride of to our splendid system of Retail Heliloes imotsthlakiolj printers) {ni Partha Graham and Flushing Aves., Brooklyn, And all World Wants imply. Branch Houses, No. 1582 Second Baking Powder. Avenue, corner of 71st Street, Bor- This is an absolutely pure ough of Manhattan, and thus we r Sepa atal take the first step in our march Crean ol Ueks Ae ols j toward the second century mark. Powder sand iyhilejallewmay S 3 te ? * equal it we know of none that id Our Supremacy excels it. These prices areex 9} ceptionally low for pure pow. Saris In the Grocery World Qj eer. ‘e is due to but two things: perfect Jehu! vepound chound quality and proper pricing. Both 4 are of equal importance, as only by Oc 1% 33dc 5 BROOKLYN. selling the best and at reasonable prices can a grocery business suc- ceed. With 101 stores, our buy- Lemons, tinest, lar ion tech of uer pees, pease wesc Unexampled Sale for Men & Boys. and these advantages we share with a pound, 8 St. Louis Flour is milled for us by the largest ff and best tour mill in America. So good is this flour for all baking purposes that we gladly § guarantee every pound. 7 Pound Bag, 16c 3's Pound Bag, 8c Laundry Soap, Butler's Borax, large cak Blue, Avure Brand, t bi points of the Indemnity questio ‘The British Minister, Sir Ernest 3: refuses (o agree to a 10 per Cream: in the tariff tn China finds herself unab ‘ments. Pothe. Russian Minister, M. De Glers has not yet agreed that the interest on the Indemnity Is to be ¢ per cent ent that to meet he> d. from the | {th oit unl _ SIGN PETITION. FOR NEW BOATS. Blue, butl squares for. Laundry Starch, our very aes you. medium a pounds se. 5 o e e hy ncaa ori recieree inal teen toceavcal vi ceVaaloeloh TR moe be vund LOX.. Asa test of our quality and splendid ff Lemonor Vanilla Extract, N 1 Sh rt d F h World to start a popular petition, to be signed by all Staten Islanders, Lino ani Ket us: suggest a trial of the bois, 1264 Bagle Brand a 5c @ | ee I S an urns in S Gemanding that the Staten Island Rapid Transit Ferry Company replace | ST: a ‘ Hetaeal eee en (reece | BUTLER re es Greats At % to 34 the Regular Prices sat, { sea is a Me TEAS AND COFFEES. ee ata ae is in "9c A sale of vital interest to every man and boy in Greater New York—for the goods are better and The boats objected to are the Southfeld, Weatfeld and Middletown, Chee: We guarantee perfect quality, and our Liberty Jam, all fruit flavors, the prices lower than have been offered anywhere this season. It is an annual event with us and = eeeeveneeneene | a ound 13 vurantee means your money back if you ew packing, a jar. 9c., or 25 jeach year adds to the benefits. Coming, as it does, fuse before tthe holiday: you wil tinal savings aia pounds fore.. want it. uo h y fe 4th of July trip. Merchandise enou lor Friday and Saturday, but Friday is ! P. ITION FOR SAFER Potted Meta Ar ns - st 8 ci BUTLER’S | BUTLER'S varie Liberty iene heaidaytarlonusees “Everything for Boy in section rol extreme rear. vy cd STATEN ISLAND BOATS. waspieie sates, | Noe 1 TEA. 'No, | COFFEE, The Negligee Shirts. Belts and Suspenders. ey = bottle, Tet 4) DH Ag Om cst Ses Bg Sirk Sanat, 6G 50 CENTS FOR 75 CENT BELTS—Men’sand These Shirts are made of madras and Oxford cloths, | mercerized linen and Oxfords, Scotch flannels and silk,| boys’ leather Belts in black, tan, gray and all in white, in plain colors, in fancy stripes, in plaited and} the good colors, made from first class leathers Tothe President and Board of Directors saad Gil bes of the Staten Island Rapid Transit own bottlini BUTLER'S 15c] BUTLER'S Ferry Company. oo a A No. | COMBINA- | plain bosoms. Kinds for Men and Boys. and buckles. Gentlemens. The undersigned regular patrons of your | Butler s Liberty Milk qo: soit 004 ONC OFEEE, ONS 59 CENTS FOR 75 CENTS AND 1.00/AT 25 CENTS—Men’s and boys’ Belts, made ferry line and residents of Staten Island most earnestly request No purer t ib finer mith ff all Kinds, th y CONCENTR! Se ns pa NEGLIGEE SiepondsnTt 25icenlins ti ht weight for St that, in vlew of the recent unfortunate accident to the Northfield, pau eal healthful, solder less, sanitary cins Zo CENTS ‘OR 1,00 A 1.25 Fe aillsplendia’ vale {el his weik ul or sam ‘you ‘will s see the necessity for immediately replacing the other A CAN... 7c jf old boats of the line, the Westfield, Southfield and Middletown, new modern passenger boats. The Robert Garrett and the Castleton are very commodtous stanch, bat the other three mentioned, while they may pass : .S0: NEGLIGEE] them. A os CENTS) FOR SUZ TO EGLIG 10c. for 1214c. to 25c. Collars—Most of them 11.15 FOR 1.50 TO 2,00 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. the popular high band and poke styles, all new /1.50 FOR 2.00 TO 3,00 NEGLIGEE SHIRTS.| ShaPes, for men, 10c. EACH, 6 FOR 0c. Scarfs at a Fraction. ‘ rm ; Men's Bathing ‘Suits. Sc. FOR 10c, TO 25c. SCARFS—Mostly cotton. \ ‘AT 95 CENTS—Navy bluc and black, with) 15c. FOR 25c. TO 50c. SCARFS—Silk Scarfs fancy stripes or borders. Made from combed| and Windsors for man or boy. | AAAAAR REN TAADODEDOLEDODORRERDERERETTEDEDERDE TENE NONNEENEIEEED cotton yarns. 35c. FOR 50c. SCARFS— This includes nearly AT 1.95—Navy blue and black wool worsted| every 50 cent Scarf in our stock, and abous 600 iss cole e" pee Siults 32:80, guality. ‘ j “1 usual dollar Scarfs. ( j 1Y, 2.25—Navy blue an jack wool! worste 5 * } aeorceat cnt a ost and send to Petition CROCERIES two-piece Suits, fancy stripes or borders, 3.00 50c. for 75c. Night Shirts. 1x 1354 New York. quality. Others at 2.75 and 3.50, instead of ila is weight’ muslin: and. cambric, with fest 3,50 to 5.00, f ; imported trimmings, ‘spendid! Kabab pitas SOS,