The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1902, Page 5

aa BURGLAR IS MIMGED WL “TRYING 10 ESCAPE POLICE THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 190% | = snemesewo B.Altmand Go. Lively Fusillade in Tenement | Yard After Hand-to-Hand Fight Between Thieves and Detectives. After a desperate battle between burglars and detectives in the rear yard of a tenement this morning one burglar was wounded and three of his Fine Wear for Infants anc Little Children. Dresses in long-waisted and Russian Blous: Effec's, of washabl: materials; Coats in short and three-quarter 'engths; Reefers, Hats, Caps and Bonnets of Silk companions captured. The prisoners are at the Oak street station A men’s furnishing goods store is Moving from the store room on the Bround floor of the six-story tene- and Summer fabric;. A'so Carrizge Afghans of Piguc, Organdie and Silk. Fer Thursday, May ft, ment at No. $6 Catharine street. At 8 oclock last on two burglars the foliowing will ie offe:ed at special prices: broke into the place and carried away ods. Bellevi . 5 tee sl Gees pee. ue White Pique Reefers, trimmed with 98c., $1.50 pee emtroidery; sizes 6 months o 4 year:, =e. ® Detectives Schmidt Reilly concealed themselves h store and waited. Some time after midnight five men returned to tie | Store and cautiously entered. While | they were plundering the packing | eases the officers sprang out upon them. ‘The Nurgiars Showed Fight. ised their short clube and ised Ydecker a Black Moire Coats, three-cuarter iength, with Nainsook Collar trimmed with embroidery; sizes 5 75 2to4 years, . . O 5 ° . . gt? Shirt Waist Department. Washable Waisis of Maras, Plain and Fancy Pique; Irish, Butcher and Handkerchief Linon, Or- gandie and Batiste; also Imported Corded Materials in exclusive fatterns. Fer Thursday, May :t: White Shirt Waists, $1.18, 2.00, 2.65 Madras Shirt Waists, 1.25, 1.45 Tailor-made Madras Shirt Waists, 1.85 :n various colors \ hand-mace tuttonholes) JUDGE DECIDES IT IS NO CRIME FOR WOM —+ +e May Van Buren, a Divorced Actress, Allowed to Retain Custody of Her Child. EANEGE 10 HRE HEY RPOIER AI FAT SLAB Before He Sails tor England, Philanthropist Says He Long Has Planned to Purchase a Chain of Newspapers. I may quite so rialiae the idea chose a number of and give a Jobs, Anything I can do to better the Rewspaper men will give me infinite @atisfaction.” Close inspection of Mr. Carnegie failed (Photograph of Mrs Van Buren to wh fen husband objected.) to reveal any evidence that he was ina) The fact that a pretty young divorced | $110 had been paid for them by some one you boys gvod permanent trance, He Js going t Scotland for| Woman becomes an actreas, poses for | o'er than herself, eix months | pictures, ds the Freneh > Wife Charges Conspiracy. 2 Hine Binaes eten Eaneeies Buren denied all these alle FUNERAL OF MORTON. jewapapers, 1s, y ying that she was the victim id stice Spencer, of the Supreme Court conupiracy, = - |no adequate reason for holding that she ice Spencer's decision starts out by Ex-Secrcta Mody Lay tm state | 4 unfit person to retain control of At Nebraska City. ¢ [her child vas rendered this decision in e of May Leroy Van Buren, who ‘The remaing of the late J. Sterling Mo . i ise! autiful, an actress and a member ton, former Secretary of Agricultu SWiKae F5 arrived in this city from Chicago early {Of the Wild Rose’ Company, now in to-day on a special train, Jet. 12 she ob- the pho KPlloathe ty Other things pertaining =but there is nothing in the + | iteelf which suggests a depraved mi A committee of pominent citizens met the funeral train, and detachment of Company 5, National Guard, escorted the rei he re With the decree Mra, Van Turen « biic iibrary, where they lay in siate until iu. During the forenoon |@Warded the custody of her only child the school lidren of the city took a Bince the granting of the decree the} child has been cha under {ts provisions, On April 6 he ap- plied to Justice Spencer, asking that the child be given to him and his wealthy father In Amsterdam, and that the all farewell view of thelr life-long friend v, A. Knickerdocke officiated at tho funeral Bavage and staff attended father of the ——— PRISONER HAD SMALL-POX. Newark Police m Quaran- (ined and Court Closed. (Special to the Evening World.) NEWARK, N. J., April 9.—Never in|} the history of the First Precinct Police jiight." “He also. alleged that Mrs. Van Biation has the court-room and the |Huren had posed for pletures, and that | Dullding in general been cleared in as|_ mony be stopped. Van Buren alleged that his former is not a a is ttle on parents "in what ts known as that there ta no ac of alr and Polishes brass cieu tyeia puatee AN TO POSE.| | Lome has [gram from + | saan | Lord & Tavlor. ic To-morrow, Thursday, Special Sate of 10,000 “Wamsutta® Mills i Sheets and Pillow Slips, made in a superior manner, with hand finished, overcast 3-inch hems, at prices less than cost of material by the yard. Sheets, Pillow Slips. 154 inches wide, s7c. each 42x38'; inches, 17c. each | ve “ st oy ise 1 172 ~ oa 7g. 45x38% IOC; Sr « a $8. 5Ox4o!s ty ere) io . oq. 54x4o's 25c “ All Sheets 23, yards long, torn and ironed, '7,000 Wamsutta Hlemstitched Pillow Slips, 45X36 inches, IOC. In addition, wohl Anchor” | 500 dos, “/ Mills Sheets, Pillow Slips. 54 inches wide, 4oc. each 42 inches wide, ryc, each Ss; “ bre. 5 17C. ay “ 74. “sg “ foane Sheets, 25, yards long, Pillow Slips, 38!; inches long; torn and ironed, This sheeting is fine and heavy,and specially adapted |for Country Houses, Seashore and City Hotels, Institu- tions, Hospitals, Etc. Special prices for this sale. Broadway & 2oth St. You Newer Get Ghe Wrong Bottle with ELECTROZONE The Non-Potsonous Disinfectant It never injures; internelly, externally, eternally, it's always good Electrozone to five parts water kills all germ’. One pait El rts water destroys all oders. In use it prevents and often Your druggist will sell you Flectrozone. 50 cents a quart bot CHEMICAL AND ELECTRICAL CO, 415 Lenngton Ave,» One part AMERICAN OFFICERS MAY | (Yay NOTA FREE TLL AINE. Coward Good Sense | Must Remain in Venetian Dun- Shoe geon Till King Pardons Them—Expected to Occur at} Fete of the Constitution. For Children. In jtomorrow what ‘ they can put off ere | till the day after Ps |tomorrow, just as } prison j well t April ®—The o the 1 States cruiser Ch oe lthere. | | oar }been rejected have ming te s for the hext pair of Johnny's shoes forthe last istionths Aud haven't got he Which is going to ninke bad, some day, for Johnny The nurt t Traltan not allow grant ases of assaults on the Some ynohings States as suMetent : it very fe Ital ra roee Infants! Children Tt is Misses’ ae that t Dy Shoes also fe under the fete WASHINGT JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., or Warren st... | Mend for New Catalogue, H. Zeitz & 0, dated answer to the “Dodride. and one marine clpal charge reste under Itallan law four months, te! ment’s inquiry Lede e to pressing in rowd and not under standing | Appeal made to Rome. all cir $1,200 FOR FALL FROM CAR. Caused Mishap ko 4 off a Broadway car Miller CLOTHING Sudden Start to |MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN On the Most Liberal Terms of eo | Aaes. } In support of hi® application George . on opened preme © CRE DIT. 535 Fulton St, opp.Elm PI, {PE OKLIN | gee sth Ave.,'ne 1th St “A Marvel of Perfection.” THE WORLD ALMANAC as door knobs, pace of tim it hi é . Bop 5 inti MeLauchiin ‘s,gritoner: aer= Grand Social Mall Planned. stair rods and railings, CONTAINS ing aes pia) this nto) The Social Hall Association has. plans OOS entire Station fa under uaranting drawn for x $102.00 buling to be 600 Pages and 10,000 Facts, i ei in the bul rect of two Ly An i ore. ne ¢ on nies jon Liha ie ‘Tegeety Tres ef in the 1902 Well printed and. ati |} Bewndeaiorn, ¢ © : sateen; handsome Dlack i te patterns aid trimmed: |F CORSET COVERS, ot cambric, French Sccordion plected flounce, flare effect, collar, prattily trimmed style, terchon lace trimming and poatl tacked ruffie, 2.95 $2.35 value, buttons only three to a customer, fo 7.639; Laces for Millinery, Laces for Underwear. Laces for Dresses. Laces for Every Pu: pose. 2c and 3c per yd. for Laces worth up to 12c 15cand 19c per ya. for Laces worth up to 76¢ 5c and 8c per yd. for Laces worth up to 29¢ 25c and 35c per yd, for Laces worth up to 4.26 1Ocand 12c per yd. for Laces worth up to49¢ 45c and 55c per yd. for Laces worth up to 4.76 Women’s Turnover Collars, Morrow, Six for 25C......... eee. eee eee ete s THE BiG STORE “" ACITY INITSELF : SIEGEL CooPERE SOOM AE ntadtoman WOESTS, Year's Best Shoe Bargains On Sate Go-Worrow. _ We have just completed certain arrangements which put us in pose session of Ghousands of Pacrs of Summer Shoes sor Wen, Women and Children at About Hatt Cosi, Among this vast lot are all of this season’s samples of The hygienic principles upon which the Jenness Miller Shoes are made were inven'ed ty the woman whose name they bear, and who is world-famous for her espousal of ‘dress reform." We have these Shoes in all Styles for dress and street; high and low cut, with welt and turn soles, x and in all the good leathers at these prices: $5.00 Shoes $3.50 Shoes 2.50 LIS and Oxfords for and Oxfords for Other Remarkable Shoo Bargains as Follows: Se be CS BOYS’ SHOES AT 98c. INFANTS?’ SHOES AT 19¢, Paietkoat cick fer crtepacy comstGeee en | Guod wearing ratial Cait aud eeena box atl; | Gott eae; aries) Gaal ieee) Wea in pink, MEN'S SHOES AT $1.45. all sizes up to Si, excepting 3s. blue, red, white and black; sizes 0 to 3, Ba sa valeeay pasha espa kid and calf BOYS’ SHOES AT $1.25. CHILDREN’S SHOES AT Sée, Jace shoes and tan Oxtorda, onde ; Tes, < MEN'S SHOES AT $1.95. Wall piney ep Sie ee ene eel sera ee eee neetee| endear 33.00 value; tan and black kid and calf lace shoes; also some Oxtord ties and patent WOMEN’S SHOES AND OXFORD leathers. TIES AT 9&c. Sizes 4 to 11; with spring heels, in butter $2.00 value; the rhoes ain of kidskin in| 484 lace, elegant shoes for wear and appras- button and lace styles, mostly spring heels, | 25¢e- MEN'S SHOES AT $2.35. . and the Oxford tes are tan and black, wigces: SHOES AND OXFORD TIES, 98c. CHILDREN’S SHOES AT 85c, and Oxford ties; also some tan en and (Cxfords that are even better values. MEN'S FINE SAMPLE SHOES AT $2.85, tm kid and patent leather; the best regular tan ant black kid and calf mostly with turned soles; all sizes in totb. WOMEN'S SHOES AND OXFORD | soft kia button and lace Shee and kid +” TIES AT $1.45. ford Ties; aloo scene very pretty Strap Sips $2.50 values; tam and black Shoes in button | Pets, in colots, all sizes. shoes that can be made at any price and lace and tan and black OxtordTiss. (Main Floor, Rear of Fouatale,) May Undermuslin Sale. A Revel of Rare Values. It's nspiring, enthusing. The volume of business done is absolutely wonderful and entirely logical, for stocks have at all times been enormous, affording our friends the greatest possible range of satisfactory selections, Che Way Sale Is wider range of sizes. Lines are more complete, an Imp 7Tessive Occasion ° { Trimmings are more diversified. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. WOMEN’S WRAPPERS AND NEGLIGEES. INFANTS’ AND CHILDREN’S THINGS. DRAWERS. wide cambric IS Greater than ever is the number of pieces! shown in this splendid sale. There is a much broader variety of styles; @ GOWNS. COWNS, muslin, square and high veck; DRAWERS, musi prettily tucked yokes; ruffle finish; ruffle; 3 toa cust W to a Customer, 3S ace DRAWERS, muslin, umbrella style, BR : GOWNS, cambric, square and V neck; ruffle of cambric, ‘hematitehed ¢ yokes of fine hemstitched tucked tetke and wear 25 A > lawn, utfle finish, saan GOWNS, of mustin, Empire style; fine DRAWERS, camtric, umbrella style, / embroicery trimming; fpished with embroidery” and! Jawa tacked 39 / lawn tucked ruffles; each, G9” site, DRAWERS, fire quality cambric, full \ CHEMISES. CHEMISE, muslin, fine embroidery trimming, CHEMISE, cambric, prettily trim- umbrella flour and lace timm: DR. 39 med with Val. lace, WHITE PETTICOATS. PETTICOATS, suslia, tucked lawn um- bella flounce, emtro.dery ruffle; ex- ute, IS PETTICOATS, cambric, tucked lawn um- trella flounce: fine embroidery rut- fle torchon lace trimming, and Crstaial) um. 2 of fancy 9 tucking acd'very fins embroidery, Di WASH PETTICOATS. PETTICCATS, perzale linen color; fancy stripes, cut full and long, umbreila floubce with rue, 69 percale and PETTICOATS, xtass linen, IS gingham, umbfella style, flare ruffle, 1,50 good, clear, washable patterns, HOUSE DRESSES & WRAPPERS, HOUSE DRESSES, cambric, ia pretty and dark patterns, waist and skirt PETTICOATS, cambric, tucked lawn wide umbrella WER fee Cope) ‘a PETTICOATS, black ba pate the 7, 25 balsa Md Vo silhanzd OF eertion and ruffle, extra dust lity, t tucked bh . era Hae Sei me bree eed HOUSE DRESSES, lawn, navy tue and PETTICOATS, superior mercerized dlaci ka dot, Ht aki CORSET COVERS. rea poll fot, very full ekire with dias f each, 19 KIMONOS, WRAPPERS, CORSET COVERS, campric, tight-fitting, trimming cf wide torchon lace, rit- 39g ton run, fine nainsook, ex- KIMONO DRESSING SACQUES, very sheer lawn, in pretty patterns, white IS border trimming, CORSET COVERS, quisite styles, trimmed back and trost KIMONO GOWNS, lawn, exquisite pat- with Cluny, duchesse and Val, lace teres, cut very full and’ long, and washable ribton, IS wie awa border trimming, J, 5D knew, light acd dark effects; cut fall and with ruffle on skirt; embroidery trim- 98 WRAPPERS, percale; very pate tern border trimming; pretty and effective garment; tor 25 | Y, to '/, Usual Prices. The Main Aisle is constantly thronged with eager purchasers. The liveliest lace buying New York ever No old stocks; no past se. son patterns; noclesrance. But Nothi1g but what fashion is indorsing with the utmost enthusiasm. Black, White and Cream Laces @ every imaginable description. The Main Aisle, with its richly decorated and crowded Booths, is a display that Galloons, Edgings, Insertions and Nets in richest patterns; Chantilly, imitation threads; Fedora Filet, Cluny, Batiste, Brussels, Mechlins, D'Alencon, Appliques, Valenciennes, Torchons, percale and lawn: goed ming om Waist; $1.39 value for Gecont Pioor ) THE GREAT LACE SALE IS A TREMENDOUS SUCCESS. EXQUISITE LACES JUST IMPORTED will charm any feminine fancy Point Venis, Silk Motifs and Fancy Silk Laces ia delightful diversity and abundance. made of Butcher’s Linen, Batiste; Fancy Linen and Fancy Lawn, n plain white, colors and color combinations; regular 1fc. quality, Ls Je +. eae ;