The evening world. Newspaper, August 28, 1901, Page 5

TO WAR ON WHITE SLNE TRAFFICKING Justice Jerome Discovers Evi dence of an Organ- ized System. GIRLS LURED FROM HOME. Held Prisoners in New Yerk, Like Mattie G bson, Who W:is Rese cued by Parkhurst Acents. SS 'HORSE-KILLING GANG THAT IS BANDED FOR BLACKMAIL. ‘Poor Expressmen on the Lower East Side Are in a State of Terror Be- cause of Fiends,Who Pcison Anima's When Money Is Not Forthcoming. b Tr “The traife tn white slaves ae prevalent om New yous the traffle tn Diack slaves was in New Ure Jeane Atty yeare ago. Tate stotement was e by Jratice Jerome after hie Investigation of ! story told by Stattle Gibeon, of Ne: A n TYPES OF THE EAST SID east side, where much{will a be potroned.” the business—the buying and sel © owners. of food. clothing and trinkets—is pid, Others refured toc there Is atlup thelr herd earned mi of ht: 31 Treenfede wan ene to trhal fa mid in turn caused tbe Roga!'s employees, mooning wuee of 16 In sctleced that zea hind of slave Penns; vanis and ot jShom he n-cused his (Creeriecer’s) ho. Nothiug Cume of Cases. nt a reign of terror. Iry tn business eclipses all other erations, and the fight for exist. u Thy others ‘ows flercer day by day. Store-|/ yr in the as rush-eart men, peddlers and ; There was no f h other with a|', {heir at ceu-attens on bt Goo) Gy At Inet the e: ain bdacS parse the comprehension of | ,.\t, 00°. (2 aces 1 parts of New ie oon she hevse pel ri owas reste eo 1 with ngelnat neasy part district In who own Fjot uy con:posel of from one mtseradle spavined licetPowerlonas HELL? YES, SAY PREACHERS. Hent to Me Urcwched With Greater Visor. bles. c ' Soinething over a year azo several % ra fc deat in Eser, Ludtow, Fort: t th and other sirccis tn that selgh- borhood. ‘They diet Go through Hasex. Hester Por: We EMstow #tcet tony and yor AZ, nore peddler do a found tn water at; buckets. Yet the bo traced. | Out of these horse-polrontng enme the present feud borw Greenfeder~and Rogal faml tes. Rogal, an express: r Then a that they were banded torether lance committee to protect th ners of the animals. I you ne Is to pay fifty no mar ant or he low. it} ‘ at olde (ng we will guarantee that your horeo a charg - + too dangerous, re KISSED BRIDE, |e smo on hed ended Ste ite by turrotue from the | tO Nreoklyn Britge, She pol . notified the p ¢ Delleved that her huss: . BRIDFGROOM ASSAULTS BMIN- I8STER WHO TIED KNOT. , THOMPEON CAN'T RECALL PER- TLOUS “STUNTS” ON BRIDGE. Suffering from an ck of Nearal. cs gin Ne Vored Minscit with the Drag and Whiskey. Palit 820 Fee ne Salve ¢ Divine (or Hinck Hye Ue Gave im, §5,-$73 SM.TH STREET, BROOKLYN. Sale at Annex, 82, 84, 85 and &8 Wyckoff St, Advoining Smith Street Butidings. Get Out at Oncel Is, In effect, tle latest order to uc frm the Euilding Deparm:rt. Our former building: are ott ciaily ve lared “uns te To comply with the bw. our bullie irgs at te corner u. Smita and Wyckoi Sts... of which but the walls remain to tel! the story ot Msayrou, fr, mst be torn ownwthna ery few days. Our efty ts to clove oul the 101, O° te mo t pert Ia periect condition, John Thompson, who cave his adirese as No. % Nassau strevt, Brouk yn, bu Who 8 not known at that number, war arraigned before Mugtstrute Olmsted in the Centre Street Court to-day charged with being drunk und disorderly. Inspector Held, of the Brooklyn Rapk ‘Transit Company, on duty on the north driveway of the bridge last night. saw |” ‘Thompson drop from u truck and stro.!| ., long the roadway. Held warned the man to leave the roadway. “ Some minutes later Held exw that the stranger had crawled through tne rail- fog and was hanging from a projecting (Srectal to The Frening Word) NORPOLN, V1. Aug. the bride. The next ingtant jst shot out and caught the niniater square in the Jaw, laying him a that section for the officiating min ter to kiss the bride. MeDuff offered ue a peace offering (wo piece of iron. He swung back and furin. irg of © 2289 BM ave,, berwoen 124th-126th; pri! - -doliar notes, which were acs rirg of our first by one hand and then by tne uther |" teh ray trance; open evenings: business confide Held tried to drag the man tack by, | Pied bY the Rev. Mr. Porter GREAT FIRE SALE e PRINTED Iv 4 NEWSPAPER. Pei ; nH Be resisted and etruck the Inspector in the face with one Band while holding on with the other. Finally Held grabben Thompson's arm and, with tie asslet- ence of two truckmon, dragged the ath- Sete tu safety, where he was arrested. ‘Thompson sald that he has been suf- fering from neura nd was under the Influence of cocaine and whiakey Jest night He didn’t have any renecm- Brance of the affair which took place will now be tchlel The sa lety sil tage erorvh to hur ughly furnish a ions Tie prizes iov evougitu even atiraci dias 8 Extraordinary Sacrifices in Price ON THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS: Parlor Suites, Couches, DID NOT BAR ODD FELLOWS. Rev, Dean Richmond Babbitt, of the Protemant Episcopal Church of the “piphany, Brooklyn, deniod to-day that he had refused to allow Ceres Lodge of , Oad Fellows to hold funeral services on the bridge, and said he never had} ver Charles E. B. Goudge fn the church e e ° LADIRG IN ATTENDANCE, | down, #1 A TR Tanccaee [sie tnt | Chiffoniers, Sideboards, |ja.vuatdiusitiisi rem uewsparea a parish on account of Od llows. T'es b 7 per eree 7 3 BRAND NEGRO OFFENDERS! |‘n2,ssrs"_mmne, 2,2 | ron Beds and Bedding, re ; H $30 entire expanas, Lawyer Dieter Terner somerete tending| ver estan ony oen wari Carpets and Oilcloths, [DIVORCE set iiuttit. Mt eS rages Fellow or the:r knowing unythi' g of the ‘Them t . festa Gat elit ‘There In not a ilppl ATLANTA, Ga., Aug. 23.—Biehop Tur- KO REASONABLE OFFE. REFUSED LAST I RICE3 AT THE LAST DAYS! UE WORLD: WEDNESDAY BVEMING, AUGUSY <6, ivdi. S gel, Cooperé Co., mer, you’ll readily agree with us that they are shoe WOMEN’S $1.50 and $2.00 SHOES, WOMEN'S $3.00 TAN SHOES, Lace styles— all sizes—now selling for WOMEN'S $3.50 PATENT LEATHER SHOES AND OXFORDS, aill sizes in both styles, now selling for MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S $1.00 to $1.50 TAN SHOES, bu ting prices when goods don’t sell fast enough to suit us without waiting until nobody wants them, hence these One lot of Unlined Duck Stable Sheets, extra heavy, with two wide :)surcingle attachments, bound all around; reduced from $1.75 each to 1.45 ~ | One lot of Fancy Duck Stable Sheets, with surcingle attachments as Ard} above, bound all around, reduced from $1.50 to One lot of Twilled Linen Stable Sheets, extra heavy, fancy check pal He know | around, reduced from $2.25 each to thiever fait Gas; }One lot of All-Wool Stable Sheets, in fancy red and blue checks, bound ail around; reduced from §4.00 each to One lot of Lap Robes, in fancy plaid and plain patterns; worth $1.35 that wore] One lot of All-Wool Lap Robes, dark green, 4-row stitched borders; MrodkMarchnwcenistearaathacliie ae een eit Bis 7 clty. oe reduced from $3.95 each to 2.95} stitched; $4 dozen for 60c. or, each, ve a Jumped from Brooklyn Deldse. Stand Cleapoentie. Ie te about | One lot Cotton Whipcord and Momie Cloth Lap Robes; reduced from MEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, plain hemstitched, Mrs, Fret M of No. {tive feet nine ine fh etzae and hae | 92-10 to 75} with choice of ';, 's or 1 inch hem; % a dozen for 85c., or, each, Preside the} Diack halr and m! he and o acar FLY NETS. WOMEN’S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, plain hem- © 7 a) SA Sa Ecce Chew “JOne lot of Fly Nets, of heavy oak leather, suitable for trucking; stitched, with choice of 4“, % or 1 inch hem; 34 dozen for 85c., oreach, 15 ‘P| knotted breast, 5 bare, 50 lashes; reduced from $2.25 each to One Jot of Fly Nets, of oak leather, for carriage driving; S bars, 60 One ict of Cotton Fly Nets, worth $1.25 each; while they last, a DENTAL PARLORS, 54 West 23d St., New York. 414 & 416 Fulton St., Brooklyn. CRED For THETH POSITIVELY EXTRACTED AND FILLED Everybody. er Gee WITHOUT PAIN BY OUR NEW DOTANICAL THEBIG: Men’s, Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Stylish and Serviceable ACTY INITSELF Ove Women’s Cattor-Made Suits in New Early Fall Styles and Materials at A’ 1 Summer Shoes uM a peasant Low Prices. at Clearance Prices. Already the early fall styles are here—fully two When you consider that you} weeks in advance of other stores claiming to be pro- can wear these shoes for two}gressive retailers of women’s fashions. But we do not months yet and perhaps longer{expect any special reward for our alertness—it’s our this season, and that you can}business and we attend to it. On the contrary, we use them for second best or{make prices very low to induce early purchasing. See vacation purposes next Sum-jhere: é WOMEN’S NEW SUITS OF CANVAS CLOTH, Worth fully $30.00, for 19,75 © Full taffeta lined close-fitting Eton, with figured velvet vest and bands 69 of taffeta; graduated flounce skirt with silk drop; in granite and black. WOMEN’S NEW BROADCLOTH SUITS Worth fully $25.00, for 16.75 7.45} Finely tailored and stitched; coat double-breasted tight-fitting effect, alll: F lined, solidly stitched notched facing and cuffs of Peau de Soie, velvet collar; 7 9S graduated flounce skirt, lined with finest mercerized material. 6 7.50. WOMEN'S TAILORED CLOTH SUITS, 69 Worth from $10.00 to 12.50, for ow selling for Cheviots, Venetians and Homespuns; jacket and Eton effects; eilk lined, Sizes in this lot range from No. 6 for,children up to No. 2 for misses;$flounced and flaring skirts, lined with mercerized materials; a large aseort- ton or lace, with spring heels; good shoes for vacation or general wear. ment of colorings. (Second Floor, Freat) LL OUR MEN'S TAN OXFORDS, mostly $3.50 qualities, 145 Special Offerings for Thursday, August 29, ow selling for <-1In the Women’s Skirt Section, WOMEN'S NEW TAILORED DRESS SKIRTS—2 styles of black | a ie | Svagel, Cooper & Cosh) Bankers. Offices: Balcony, Main Floor. Bankers. Offices: Balcony, Main Floor. argains of the biggest kind. iq ‘ans and bilacks—mostly tans -now selling for (Otain Moor, Rear, 19 st oling Blankets, Stable Sheets, Lap Robes and Hy Vets. A Shree Days’ Sale at Reduced Prices. We believe in selling goods in season and in cut- nusually attractive offerings: COOLING BLANKETS. One lot of All-Wool Cooling Blank- ets, size 84x90 inches, in several patterns; reduced from $3 each to One lot of All-Wool Cooling Blank- ets, size 90x96 inches, made of fancy plaids; reduced from $4.65 each to with graduated flounce; one style trimmed with two 1-inch bands of etiteked taffeta, edged with narrow braid; the other trimmed with half-inch stitched bands of satin, 2 rows on bottom and 3 rows at top of flounce® extending upward and forming a panel effect; finest mercerized SS. GO linings ; splendid values at, A) WOMEN'S NEW TAILORED WALKING SKIRTS, made of plaid lew back materials, flaring and flounce effects, heavily stitched ; in S 9D shades of Oxford, blue and brown ; exceedingly reasonable at 2) The balance of our WOMEN’S TAILORED AND FANCY WASH: SKIRTS, made of pique, denim, duck, linen and crash, at these astonishing, price reductions A choice of $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 Skirts for Tso A choice of $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Skirts for 2.98) Also a choice of High-Class Summer Skirts that have sold at $8.00, 5 $10.00 and $12.00 for 2.35 Men’s and Women’s 3.75 Ansistan: ad even six animais of greater or React ‘ ° . . tatertien tones bani oerasiek Nes decree, aes potsnners te one Wrest ae helt air thet One lat of Woollen Cooling Bikers, | Prrxe Irish Linen Handkerchiels Dig LGesALLGEAGEY PAUioThorietoss Searcety a day or a nicht passer ¢ ed aloud and hurled curses at ze is, PI Pi * ; = Gi ee are iy Wo Gaited dj reduced from $3.75 each to at New York’s Lowest Prices. brought to Heht ty Justice Jerome, pera STABLE SHEETS. Belfast, Ireland, supplies the world withthe, pore —>—_—_- f 9 se. 2 ‘ he e cited! One lot of Cotton Stable Sheets, with two wide surcingle attach- linen handkerchiefs. e have just received a direct and imet{alluadtoti ashy) frultiorveceta- 2 to nave been pethaps tour “ives | ments, in several fancy patterns; reduced from $1.25 each to Ssimportation of them, every Wandkerehict made from ? pure Irish flax, grass bleached and splendidly finished: - We bought them at'a very low price, notwithstanding 1,25} their excellence, and will sell them in the same. wi ““}When you see them you'll wonder how they can sold at such small prices. Here are the offerings: WOMEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, initialled, hemstitched; !4 a dozen for 35c. or, each, WOMEN’S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, initialed and hemstitched; } a dozen for S0c. or, each, MEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, plain hemstitched, with choice of %, 1; or 1 inch hem; 4% a dozen for 55c. or, each, MEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, initialled and hem- tterns, with two very strong surcingle attachments, bound all 1.65 2.75 LAP ROBES. "10 1.00 $1.65 each; a choice now for 1.75 1.90 MEN'S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, plain hemstitched, with choice of 4, % and 1 inch hem; 3 dozen for $1.25, or, each, « : 23 WOMEN’S PURE IRISH LINEN HANDEERCHIEFS, plain hem- 3 stitched, with choice of *{, % and1linch hem; 34 dozen for $1.25, ‘ay 45} or, each, (tata Floar, Centre, shes; reduced from $2.25 to joice tor WATERBURY FOR EVERYBODY. Anything you want Dry NEXT SUNDAYS WORLD AN UNUSUALLY INTERESTING RUMBER,” py $2 Rowery, cor. Canal (over bank). Opat (Oppratte Kéen Musee.) Anything you want—elothing, cloaks and jew- eizy om eredit at cash prices The'ca 6 GUMS. Wht BE The BISGEST PHOTOGRAPH EVER DISCOVERY APPLIED TO TH rect Fit Guaranteed. EW CREDI SYS An IMMENSE, DOUBLE-PAGE PHoracRap, can dave your teeth entree mot and INLESOLY In the si aaa ea meagan ioe IN FOUR COLORS OF THe sHEERSHEND, dates Geltvery: bustease contdenttel, | Call or BAY RACE-TRACK AT THE GREAT 37-39 MAIDEN LANE (MA o —~~—_FURNITU FUTURITY,* $850 WORTH, $1 DOWN, $1 WEEKLY. LEWIN'’S, 43 W. 14TH_ST. 267 WEST 125TH ST. ON FINE PAYER, SHOWING 25 Famous PEOPLE. ) #8, $10, at Bo: ui Patents. th .t. store from vut uf tow) se etal large sip nis ob these goods, ore the ire, which .e were comp ..d to ace p and dstribute be- twenou cohsors Wei ut unboad,! and in tha po:-cuie sou have the and crop thelr eara and MET DEATH IN SLEEP. borer Chat ter|mO;port nty ul a litctime to in solid, sucstantal tu niu ‘ SOCIAL LIGHTS ON ST. PAUL. Lal raging As risen Pler| Peat ae Ovls jucstantal fu niicre at $0 to cO per = Pettit, forty-three years old, Salle fer Kurepe|, iaborer living at One Hundred and SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. mer, of the African Methodist Chureh, Wil A will find a: i A $ I. a: our Broadway tents promptly procured; In- ; mote guaranteed and soya: man and by the Odd Fellows at the Our illiamsburg Friends NO c, corner -umner Ave, MY] “TMCEY NER pices "iodant Fare a co. | og 7a Marmintsantert ane SA bai ther, than shed #0 much blood, and house."* a con plete assorte ent of ko ds mentoned a ove, ai. ut the same excep- Patent Attorneys, 245 Broadway. IMAMOND AND WATCH CO. 177 Tr posalb!y some innocent blood, you had ——— tiona.ry low prices, the reaion ben. int astwexw we p cuadly received ae Tn af a} har = rats 2 penal weekly v on Wades. BARAIL 1 of Alte 1, be only Help Wanted—Male. ty-first exreet and Amsterdam In erier iu 46 1 Os.:@ and heoy vur custuners, ve ouve mace 1 special are MALONE WANTEI coi x 2 ads, ‘2 . ‘TIS HARD to tell in this small . i ‘and employed on the dock ur. Gale sole ee goods, whic ate. trate Cash City, -M, T Connelly. ANXIOUS TO SELL el: enol Ane can line ot foot o¢ West One Hundred and Tw. bai ube ea ty NE. etowcrs prescoilig their Jovks at either SEES a epace ARE Ba ey t in be ai ed ‘ e3 = + - ur ano ou can ge Mermuerttaig corstontoya a estoppel ttn AtNo Advance (a Pite:s 201 Without I:creasing Thole Regaiar Payments, FouSale: Urea bed as Tia: Saeed res WEEKLY PAYMENT#—Fine diamonds, watches, Mi touch with some one wi Pott was sitting on a chair on the nd Mrs. ED, Kenna, ; 7 s isa), Bienlit Drexel al ant | dosh wnee nal wb fedierpiend; tumbted Ber SACE sez 84, 86 and 88 Wyckoff St, ( Boog sea ecabeentel WSR aunt oo. uals | "A WORUD In New York sate the wants to buy one through @ i eal 4 Bea oy > pele. Sete Bd Ome. cugront _Both Stores, 773-772 Broadway. $ As a hieiianal WA TOs DIAMONDS, srWELRY,| By TENS OF THOUSANDS EY- Sunday World ad eu) died, 3 | beds; Was rucovecea ‘WO! BOUTS later, fa] ‘ HL esblzy articeg delivered on 7st pay maRY DATL ; é