The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1901, Page 5

* night to secure another negative. | 3 ern = re TGNEW STAR NEW WORLD? Proof of Nebulae Theory Be- lieved to Have Been Found by Yerkes Observatory. FOUND BY PROF. RITCHEY. Makes Important Discovery that the Surrounding Nebulae Have Moved. , CHICAGO, Nov. 20.—Prof. Ritchey, of Yekes’s Observatory, ! rted to have made a discovery in astronomy which will make himself and the observatory world famous. Yhe discovery, in brief, is the proof of the nebular theory, and Prof. Ritchey appears to have reduced to @ matter of certitude what has here- been merely It Im claimed this by obtaining photographic evidence of evolution among the planetary bodles. The Yerkes Observatory !s bart of the University of Chicago, though located at Williams Bay, Lake Genev. street railway m Yerkes, of this city, in London seeking to revolutionize British methods of urban transporation. Proceas of Evolut Prof. Ritchey's observ: claimed. not “Only prov truth of the nebulary theory of creation an- nounced by the famous Frenchman, La Piace, and of the widely entertained be- ef that the solar system. and even etar clusters, have been formed by mill- fons of years of slow evolution from Great bodies of gaseous matter floating fn the inooncelvable abyssea of space, Dut also prove that a nebula, with a Star for a nucleus, changes Its shape @nd quantity of light fe emits, and that these changes are so rapid as to be ob- ervablé within the compass of a few ours. Astronomers have long believed that the nebulae were the matrixes of solar systems and Star clusters Iike our own, Dut no observer had been able to ace the slightest sign of change in the etructure. This has now been done by Prof. Ritchey, who ts bually engaged th preparing for the ‘echnical journals an announcement of his discovery. ‘The celestial object upon which Prot. Ritchey has made his observations 1s the mysterious star, Nova of ‘Perseus, which suddenly appeared last February it ts in the northern sky, blazing with Strange Ught in a where there had been no star bef Its light rap- {dly increased, until 1t became a star of the firat magnitude. Then it gradually faded away, until now It is only of the elxtcenth magnitude. At present It ts e@itogecher invisible to the unalded vision. Surrounded by Nebulae. On the night of Sept. 2 Prof Ritchey photographed = N. of Perseus by means of the twenty-four inch reflector at the observatory, The negative dis- closed the fact that the star was sur- rounded by a nebula, a fact which had been previously shown by another ob- server. Lut on the plato made by Prof. Ritchey, after an exposure of three ours and minutes, there were two fairly dense wisps of nobulosity toward the west with a curve to the north, Merging into the conyolutions of the nebula. This was a startling fact, but Prof. Ritchey patiently waitea for'a savorable The locked for opportunity came last Wed- nesday night, Nov. 13, when for seven hour ey exposed his plate to the Ught of the mysterlous star. When he looked at the negative he observed a fact in which he at once Tecognized the proof so long rought and so ardentiy, wished for by ubservers everywhere, ‘The spots of den nm the west fleld of the nebula nad i“oved. Never beforo had this fact been found, and Prof, Ritchey at once saw the Im: Portance of the discove: H BOY ORUNMED ON “GAN OF OYNANITE £XPLOSION FOLLOWED AND HE . WAS BLOWN TO ATOMS. Dangerous Play-Toy Had Been Left in Lot by Some Well- Shooters, * ALEXANDRIA, Ind.. Nov 0 Charles Ott, a thirteen-year-old boy, was blown to atoms hist night. He found a nitroglycerine can in the rear of his home and tying It about his watet proceeded to} beat on his Improvised drum. A terrific explosion, which shook the city, followed. Both arms and legs of the boy were blown off and the front part of his head was torn away. ‘The can’ was left on the spot by well-shoot= ern two weeks ago, and It was supposed that not enough of the explosive te- mained to be dangerous. —<—<——$__ RICH WOMEN SMUGGLERS. Wives and Danghters of Seattis Men May Be Arrented. SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 2.—Prom|- Bent Seattle women, the «wives and Gaughters of wealthy business and pro- fessional men, according to United States Secret-Service detectives, have deen conducting systematic smuggling ‘Operations on a large scale. The violations of, the jaw have be- come so frequent that the matter Is recelving serious consideration from Government officers. Arrests are Ukely to follow. JOHN W. MACKAY IN ’FRISCO. BMlionaire WI Spend the Winter on the Pueiiic Coast, SAN FRANCISCO, Novy. 20.—John w, Matkay. president of the Commercial Cable’ Company, has arrived here from New Yori and will spend the winter on SL IS. rv) Calf Shoes are soles, The Patent Leather Shoes are made of: P. which is known to wear id. Double soles with with French heels. 4 button and lace with double soles; All sizes and widths in Rielly & Sons’ le: better than any er kink Cuban heels; also single sol Shoes Women’s Shoes at Box Calf, Patent Leather and Kid. Good as any $3.00 Shoes w@ know, and we've looked over the field carefully. lace style and each style. Price, per pair, WOMEN'S SHOES AT $2.50 A PAIR. are the well-known ‘Federation’? Union made Th Th Eid, fad lace styles.’ These shoes have welted soles, which make Price, ee CHILDREN’S SHOES-—-SPECIAL VALUES. These sttirdy shoes are made of kid and enamel in sizes S to 12; ting; regulatiy 61.25, WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES, extra fine percale, fuil skirt, braid trimmed waist; usually $2.09, WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUES, ttpple elderdown, worked edges; special, WOMEN’S KIMONO DRESSING SACQUES, outing flannel, plala border, S3. 451. 1.” Corsets at 7, V4 >} The Corset Store, on the Second Floor, "3 ano favor by announ one of those specia) événté for which ithas be- tone Er eels biowartrenodsandd of women. h degree comfort and stole. That we rge ey eae business we a Going. “Z. Z."" CORSETS; special sale; a very popular long waist Corset; made of Dest white coutll an Black eatin; original yMlub $3.45; 905) 7 775 this Dépattment’ to comblae in siitceed is proved by the special at SONNETTE AUGUSTINE CORSETS, straight front, bia or low bust, medium long over hips, black and white, originh! value $2.75; special, NEMO CORSETS, straight front, medium length, bias gored, drab and white, original value $1:50; epecial, A Special Lot of Short Straight Front Corsets, in blue, pink and drab; special, A Lolly Coy Horse Show And a Wonderland of Other Things. Proud, beautiful Toy Horses, with flashing eyes, arched necks and jm- patient mien. A Horse Show in miniature. Horses as stately as any that ever pawed a tan-bark arena. And there’ nena show 110 disposition to quarré! shadow of @ majestic lion, bat lion has no angry ro. And there's the Doll Shdw. and toys have come forward and now occupy a much larger portion of the Second F Floor—-in fact; from the Music Store to the Main Stairway. n sb'fast that we're busy as bees getting ready. But the Doll Show. Dolls of every kind, from slant-eyed Mongols 8 to bewitchin; bebt Doll atept THREE bap sheer DOLLS AT 95c. EACH! FAMOUS D. P. DRESSED DOLLS, 17 inches long, Seige Disque head, moving glass ayes, open mouth, shows pot Christmas is driving and kinky headed pickaninn} One of the largest, finest and oor flowing curls, eating; match, full set of underclothing, hat, shoes and !stockings: to KID BODY DOLLS, 18 inches long, jointed nice bisque head, open and shut eyes, léng, shoes, stockings, i 4 , pretty bisque bead, moving Teun gl chs oe, ey ens al lowing curls; j along Women *s House Dresses and Dressing Sacgues. - Purposely low priced to make room for special holiday goods. Shrewd women will rf swift to take advantage of the savilg afforded them. ° WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES, percale, trimme4 waist and separate fldunced skirt; enuine Toy Zoo. 4 ime ice seep Bate thé woolly anifn' owen . A’blg butffidlo glares with lowered head, typical of the king of the plains, but the géntle brindle cow that stands neat is quite undisturbed and serenely views the Thi ave double WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1901. THE WORLD: Superb Styles THEBIG STORE NEG & SOT AVE. xereeaiicroran WOES (72) o- OyiO Saristan Mftllinery at Startlingly Reduced Prices. The Millinery Parlors, on the Second Floor, are radiant with beautiful creations. Throngs of customers are continuous, for the values which mark this sale are almost beyond belief. But the Hats must go as fast as we can sell them. The Millinery stock must be curtailed to make room for crowding holiday things. Many of the Hats we are showing were imported especially for the Horse Show. EXQUISITELY DESIGNED TRIMMED HATS, copies of the most charming of French creations, and which were on sale at $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00 each, are priced at 5.00, 7.50 and 10.00, 200 STYLISHLY TRIMMED HATS, formerly on sale at $§.00 and $6.00, will be placed on sale to-morrow at these prices: 2.50 and 3.75. As we have already told you, there are trimmed Hats of Practically every description. Toques, Turbans, Flares, Pompadours, Flats, Walking and Outing Hats. All sorts of materials and trimmings, including feathers, laces, silks, ribbons, velvets, tulle, flowers and everything else that Is used in millinery Everything is of the brightest, freshest and newest. (Becond Floor, 10th Street.) ' ta = and Untrimmed Kats ° oo ° in Sashtonable; Full Length ~ | Genuine, Raglans, | \ Z Sornenhs The Box Splendidly busy! The Department is constantly crowded with well-dressed women from all parts of Greater New York and vicinity. The busi- ness is exceeding that of previous seasons by thousands of dollar daily. Stocks ate in the full bloom of freshness and fulness. New lines are constantly coming in. Assortments are sumpttous; many gar- ments are regal in their beauty and exquisite tailoring. Nothing is dull-looking; nothing is com- monplace. Every garment has a smart, up-to- date individuality that bears the unmistak- able impress of fine workmanship and supe- rior art. This store is headquarters for all kinds of Full Length, 34 Garments and Short Jackets, for, oweneer as the Long Coats are, the Short Coat is indispensable. Che Following Are Very Speeral for Chursday: RAGLANS AT $8.75. COVERT RAGLANS. Medium weight, with full flowing back on Best grade imported cloth in gray, Oxford, tan, yoke, 8.75 | castor and green; double top cape; a very swagger CRUSHED VELOUR ETON JACKETS. |ee™=t 15.00 Short bats and tab fronta; crush satin belt; ned | 49 FULL LENGTH SATIN GARMENTS. with Skisnet(s satin; 10) |Semi-fitted back, faring cut flounce, trimmed SEAL PLUSH JACKETS. | profusely with velvet ribbons, lined with delicate = gray satin duchesse, 22 inches in length; collar and lapels of nutria beaver, ined with Skinner's best satin, 16.75) KERSEY RAGLANS. PERSIAN CLOTH JACKETS. Best quality, in tan, castor and black, stitched Eton shape and tab fronts, solid collar and revers loose yoke and elaborately stitched medici collar, 19.75 5 of » lined with best satin, 3; LENGTH GARMENTS OF SATIN AEE OR VELVET, $37.50. « Elaborately beaded and embroidered, Ladies * Waists. aingle or L195 Box calf and patent legther, button ‘so Goddyear wert 2 50 Two Very Great Bargains for Thursday. 1,000 Camel's Hair Walking Hats came in yesterday, and go on sale to-morrow as soon as store opens. a most $1.00 and $1.25 6. ‘Olain Floer. Some of these Hats have stitched brims; some have velvet bound edges; some are eiuned with velvet; others with pompons; they dre worth from. $1.45 to $2.75. Your choice to-morrow at 75c. and $7.28. Glain Floor, 19Uh Street Si€e) "1 39 (Second Floor, Centre.) makes another powerful bid for {6 the constant alm of 50.00 A High Class and Popular Slove Store. Unquestionably one of the best Glove Departments in the United States. All the leading novelties in striking profusion. The most popular shades to be had are here in excellent diversity. The rapid and splendid growth’ of this fine Department is based strictly upon merit, and the art of havitig’pre- cisely what you want when you need it. i A BRILLIANT SHOWING OF EXTREME NOVELTIES. The illustration shows a few of the many ultra styles we are now sell- ing in great numbers. Fit and excellence make them highly superior Gloves. fees 15.00 1.50 95 23.75 Ladies’ Stylish Suits. 35 . The elegant dresser may come here with the absolute assurance of obtaining Sexes rion, cone. $1 1,000 LADIES’ MERCERIZED 100 WALKING SUITS, ) Wt very exactly what is in best taste and most demanded by prevailing modes. _ . SATEEN WAISTS, TO-MOR- Z 00 250 TAILORED SUITS, , Speeras Our Defiance Gloves at 98c and Our Rouillon Gloves at 1.65 ROW VERY SPECIAL, EACH “* 75 COSTUMES, ) Prices. are unquestionably ie pert resenaaremeae These ree ere ney, oS front; with: strap, WALKING SUITS at 14.75 17.50 qa Evening Gloves we are showing everything new in 12, 16, and comprise a decidedly novel style. Worth 19.75 25.00 20, or 30 button length Stiede or Glace, white or black gloves: BLACK BRILLIANTINE WAISTS, MEN'S, YOUTHS’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S GLOVES. Tucked and hematitched front, 1.90] | raitor-MADE SUITS at 15.00 22.50 Complete lines. The best made for dress and comfort. 5 FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS, Worth 23.75 35.00 Dents’ and Fowned! Gloves hte always to be had here. 3 But the animale }} The greatest of all values at 1.90 COSTUMES at 37.50 55.00 Gloves for social functions, walking or Driving. An ideal Glove store FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS, from any viewpoint. Persian band trimming, a $5.60 value at (Second, Olain Floor, 18th Stree!) 2.90 Floor, Front.) eee Worth 50.00 75.00 4 Floor, Front.) Chatelaine Bags. Ht S3R95 Ait $7.25 Worth $8.00 Worth $2.50 Two distinctly important special offers for Thurs- day, and fit accompaniments for thé other notablé feh- tures for which the day is distinguished. The sale has spiritedly caught the town, so to speak. The demand is nothing short of extraordinary. Chatelaine Bags are so conspicuously Po) ular, and Hundreds of people are purchasing prodigally. One customer bought almost $400 worth yesterday. Said the values; withal so useful, that many ladies will dateidy ‘avail were the greatest she ever saw at the prices named. Such a peerless and beantiful collection of Silverware and themselves of this exceedingly adyantageous chance to Cutlery at ; : buy at prices from $1.00 to less than usual, The Big Store’s Decidedly Astonishing Prices AT $3.95—Chatelaine ; 8 of German silver, heavily pl: j-scalée K h Thousands of pieces of Silverware and Cutlery from the foremost eavily plated fish-scalé mes; Fench gray embossed The keenest, most critical judges will delight in this e. jolla and the rest of the playthings Sverwear and Cutlery. Sales Continue to Exceed all Records. t French and German beauties. efi América.” * (gba constitutes an event of unbounded importance. factories of America. Wares intended for high-class trade. bountiful display. EVERYTHING IS ABSOLUTELY NEW AND CHOICE. Just such varieties as will be hailed eagerly now, particularly as Thanksgiving. is so close and Christmas top and chatelaine to match; worth $8. AT $1.25--Chatelaine Bags of solid steel beads; chamois back and lining; Fretich gray top and chate- laine; worth $2.50. (Sata Floor, Btore.) or gs rapidly approaching. f A 4 R 5 There could be no finer time for the buying of wedding, birthday, anniversary or Christmas gifts. Assort- Wen Ss Sects and DOLL G0-CARTS & ments art as complete as when the sale began. ¢. GES; big- assortment fa Entire Main Aisle. 0: 2 ter New York. —Quad- i , ; LOT 4 NICKEL AND SILVER TC So Pricre ranpecopward ree, fap plated ls | Sareea IN OAK PLATED NUT SETS: iN i uercoa fea 8 strongepring, = 85 CUT TRAYS, Npaisnen OAK cumarlon ese 6 picks In box, 10¢., 15, and 25 Also Two Special Ulster Offers. ICE oc FIRE PA ¥ Ee EELS PIECES OF STERLING SILVER © picks and cracker in box, 19¢., 35¢ 59 b A 2 astion of TROL WAGONB; Iet- | , ETE Oe CORVEE, TABLE WARE; 1 dof. dinner knives, i“ (iges eee Li hee ate erat o\ Biting blizzards are only a question ‘and | clown driver, POTS, WAIT. si varnished; {1 and 16- Teastt. ERS, SALAD 1 dot. deseett enives, 1 dor, 'diptet past acne ialecret et einen conte MILES t _.| |timé now, and if you have not supplied al x3 2 | forks, 1 dor. dessert forks, 1 doz. je LOT S—QUADRUPLE PLATED TEA Ui} . - af tier; shaped “spoke | or yantptemeray piece eee BOWLS, SPOON-NOLDERS' CREAB (| #Poone, 1 doz. dsesere spoons, 1 dot. OR COPFEE POTS, SALAD OWLS, |7 K “S| _/ yourself with an overcoat or an ulster wheels; cushion : TCHERS, CRUMB SETS, BUTTER tea spoons; very special at 165.00 CAKE BASKETS, CRUMB TRAY | JO es you’re losing good 0 portiinities. seats; rail and | TEN PINS, inch size, hardwood, plsd 3; WATER PITCHERS, CAN- 24-PIECE OAK CHEST STERLING | AND SCRAPER, BREAD TRAY, ad \w 8 2 PPO 2 * Reba gong; will seat | neatly striped, painted and varnished; DLESTICKS, FERN DISHES; choice at 2.25| TABLE WARE: 6 knives, 6 forks, 6 BUTTER DISHES, CANDLESTICKS, Af vy 14.50 is such a little and popular price chiléten comfortably, 5.50 | in wood box, re aah ¥ R table spoons, 6 tea spoons; very 10-inch SERVING TRAY, WATER \\ | su patel aainteoe camer | rapa Sree eraenices eel 49.00 EN OPE onde etosAN, 1,50 to pay for a suit, that we fancy tote of mee MECHANICAL BANKS: magicians, 1! | iten, 38. locies Beat rade LET Al Hs LOT 3. Steting sliver Tableware, guaran f | | will snap up this chance. eball; ‘ i widd; 15 inched deep, hatidied | teed 925-1000 fine, || > gid Baseball; alcely painted malleable Pr Se etawer asd, eavag Dookibelt, 4 TEASPOONS, per set of 6. $2.95to 7,50 i, A great, big warm Dee and , m WITURE $i S | upward. ncased in an Ulste SWINGING HORSE, neatly painted poly. FURMITURE $ET, 3 chairs, i | DESSERT SPOONS and FORKS, set 2 t a hardwood, carved Heet ef har- b'6- and rorker, } in trong Eee BORROR: th of 6, $7.50 tn 10.50 { \\) \) defy any Arctic blast. Mighty goo néaa'and leather 3,50] t8xtStteh Bor, 7 25} case 9.75 | TABLESPOONS and FORKS, set of t |e M i i Pa : : : values for $8.00. DOLL DRESSES, silk, satiz, cambric, ROKINO! ARDS, full size, hard- GENTLEMEN'S SET OF MILITARY | 6, $10.75 to 13.50 , ms x c.; priced upward from: 25| ood, weaty Wblohed,” warradtes wot BRUSHES AND COMB, in facy case, 6.75 DINNER AND DES- { MEN'S STYLISH WINTER SUITS. . ‘ | SERT KNIVES, set of Fashionable aud high-grade materials, made along merchant tailoring Pere OPAEE aa aegisige TEETH MUTE ero =) SHE a eee werk movement, Etea 1.50 BOANS, hard- STERLING UMOUNTED LURRORS EL Stetling Handle CAKE price $20; special to-morrow at é a) CHILD'S ROCK- wobd, decorated SSosee Revien KNIVES, 2.25 ELEGANT OVERCOATS ABOUT |, PRICED. he Bled red, with peg l seedley STERLING MOUNTED HAIR Sterling Silver SOUP = in eit, ont those: who ae Crea ein ores etna: Geet ooeey/, tural finish | be Tost; 49} BRUSHES, $1.50 to 7.00 B) LADLES, 5.00 SETS oft pee ean eee ee gtatulition,” The best ovetcoats that money, wit aud science coud / ick 30 inc! Wht a Sterling Silver 3-plece el S rear § produce at double the price we ask, The fabrics used in these Over- ; seat 13 1 ' TOY KINETO- 6 TE RLING MOUNTED CLOTH CHILD'S SET, 75 | somely engraved or highly burnished, ts ate the highest grade of ‘patent beaver" overcoatings for which | > de vie finy Boar sign: Leremsing wounren war “| tL steringsines onavy 829% S45 $880, $10.79 the ea teatland Ene ecm amen aad sis the exell Epa | Ss ' a Ei r iM * st a a up- coat stuffs javored by the elite e coats a ied Dat EER ia bpd ie BRUSHES, $1.75 to 2.50 i} LADLES, 1.50 ward to 40.00} throu out wit obit pute alls satis duch se, abd ateexquls: (er white en- wheel; i STERLING MOUNTED MILITARY Vass 7i\ Sterling Silver CREAM 0 Mtely Rand-taltored ia evety detail An exclustve A milled ¢* patett theatre of ohteitalnments siatithereat BRUSHES, each, 98c. to 3.50 LADLES, 98 t tata Tate oleae sesciton battens Wael have tmearked j folding devite: | colored pictures, =| ts] SO} ean Quap.- ae Stet Silver mt L every ote! there fing Ovetceate at 30, 00 | 4 prety a agen a bbe RUPLE vidual § , 3 pieces, 25 MEN'S WINTER OVERCOATS. | AMERICAN PLATE D Hi SHES, B \ 24x10 twd nickel-plated bells. E Sterling Silver BON-BON DISHES, t, with yoke, or short and medium length garments; five ead eoialereeit peat ales ay brane aumbero; covered: with green or re sere | $1.75 up to 10.50 AE ¥ sradusOx(ord!ichovlot’ contin gesl au; good" grades allewrodliamigoth vate | can in-box, on. ttay;. stabding 14 brush | Sterling Silver NAPKIN RINGS, 45c. 3 (face kersey cloth; nicely lined and well tailored; regular &. 50 | position without ald of thread or wire, 75 | SHOOPLY; hardwood; large size; neat- comb and to . 3.00 3 n price $12.50, special, : i a . i ICE WAGON, with horee and driver; ty palates: bent rocker; bair tail; up- mirror, | Sterling Silver Mounted SALT AND SAD MEN'S WINTER ULSTERS. =f Painted malleable fron; 16 incheslong, SO ‘Seat, 50 beautiful: PEPPER SHAKERS, each 25 rattle 350 fine imported Irish Frieze Ulsters, Ox(ord, black and Cambridge < 3 i i au Palp lyembos- | Lemecet upto 12.00 foray; lined with all-wool cassimere coatings; regular Our assortment of Doll Heads, Arms, Bodles and Fixings is the finest sed, in case complete, at 4,50 | Others up to, each, 1.50 price $20.00, special, 14%, 00 sy 4 i in Atierica. : ai , PEARL HANDLE DINNER kuives, |FRurr KNIVES, wanlte | cellulta Ae Can CT Ee ide MEN'S WINTER ULSTERS. he ‘We Repair an ig ailver ferrule and silver ‘a, tilyer plated blades and fancy | = sacaicatt: + 25 9 280 He Domestic Ulsters; long cut; form collars; well lined ’ alee P Dolls alt ioe ey Fisdr, Centre.) Lean % Worth $5.00; set of 6, 3,00] teri, worth $2.25; set of, inbox, 1,15 | And others up to 18.00 fealy plored regular ptice gtr 86: apceta, vei alas ‘Otiis Prag iy NP ea t \s et |