The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1902, Page 12

i SAILOR SUITS, heavy navy blue Value All linen, hemstitched embroidered, 12° , Linen laundered hemstitched, band-embroidered initial, 75° per box of 14 doz., OFFER TO-MORROW SATURDAY UNTIL 6. P. M. Boys’ Fall Clothing emblem on shield and collar, extra pair trousers, 3 to 12 yrs., Value $6.50 TRON CLAD DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, _Mavy blue cheviots and mixtures, extra trousers, 7 to16yrs., Value $6.50 ENGLISH NORFOLK SUITS, mixed tweeds, cheviots and ¢ cassimeres; also navy blue cheviots,extra trousers, 7 to 16 yrs. Value $7.50 REGULATION REEFERS, navy cheviots ot Oxfords, red flannel lining, embr’d emblem, 3 to 12 yrs., Value $6.50 ‘YOUNG MEN’S SUITS, fancy mixtures, blue and black cheviots, well tailored, best quality serge lining,15 to 20 yrs., Women’s Handkerchiefs TO-MORROW, AT SPECIAL PRICES. West Twenty-third Street. hard serges, embroidered ¢ $4.50 $4.85 55.00 $5.00 $9.75 $12,00 | All linen hemst’d embr’d, c also lace edge and insertion, 24 Linen, colored border, hemstitched, with colored hand-embr’d 25¢ initial, new effects, TWO DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK. Track, Boiler Bursts, Two Men Killed and Many turt. GOING FROM A FESTIVAL. ‘Number of New Yorkers Among Passengers, but None Seriously Injured— Ran Into Open Switch. CHILLICOTHE, 0., Sept. 19.—The yastbound express No, 2, known as ‘the “Royal Blue,” on the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern, with eight ning into an open switch at Lees- burg, thirty-three miles from here. _ Two persons were killed, two seri- ously injured and forty slightly in- jured. The train left Cincinnat! at 6.10 o'clock Jast night with a large number of pas- Sengers, many from this city, and quite @ number of through passengers. At Leesburg the train plunged into an open #witch and crashed into the rear end of ® freight train standing on the siding. Whe accident occurred at 8.20 P. M., while the train was going at the rate ef forty miles an hour. The engine was dashed to pieces and turned over on its aide, killing the engineer and €@reman, * Whe baggage car was lifted from the | tricks and thrown over the tender and engine. ‘The injured and wounded were brought to this city, where physicians attended to their Injuries. The dead were taken to their homes here. #¢)0' THE DEAD, PHILLIP ROE, engineer, “CHARLES STUDOR, wled, Chillicothe. The seriously injured: E. L. Stuck, mail clerk, Loveland, O.; Mrs. —. Sel- lars, Wellston, 0. Among the passengers cut and bruised Dut not seriously hurt were the follow- ing: J. H. McQuillan, married, fireman, mar- New York; 8. Thor- Va; A. Labtand, A. Mason, Spring- Held, O.; R Simon, New York; Misses Bohaeffer, New York; G. W. Rocke- oar New York; Otto H. Barron, Lon- noer, I . 2. baker, Parkersburg, W. obylvester and daughter, Kelso, Bo ENGINEER KILLED { IN TRAIN CRASH, PITTSBURG, Pa., Sept. 19—A collision Of two passenger trains at Witmore, «on the Pittsburg & Western Rail- shortly before 10 o'clock to-day @ in the killing of Engineer Ben- of the’ passenger train, the ser- pinjury of four train men and slight to, number of passengers, j_tmains were known as 12 and ‘one was a Buffalo, Rochester burg train, the other a Pitts- i Western train. It is sald that Flyer on B. & O. Jumps! cars, was wrecked last night by run- |f , | of the company for three months and he How the time flies! Here it is September again! Fall overcoats are budding, Here’s a lot of TIEN’S FALL OVERCOATS at $4.98, Boxy, loose fall over- coats, wade from the popu- lar light and dark tan covert cloths. Short in length, long in value. WE MAKE TO ORDER. It you prefer made-to-order clothing, we're hero with our new custom de- partment. Suits and overcoats, $12 ld Up quality and At, of course, guar: iB antec Write for our Fashion Catalogue of New Fall Styles. Guarantee CLOTHING COFPANY, Urtow® 197th St. and 3d Ave. Comer "L" TICKET SELLER LOST BAG OF CASH Charles Stephens Was Miss- \ jing and So Were the Day's Receipts When Collector Came Around, On the complaint of Edward A. Cum- mings, an Inspector of tho Manhattan Elevated Ratlway Company, Charles M. Stephens, a ticket seller, was charged with grand larceny in the Yorkville Court to-day, Stephens was held for the Grand Jury in $1,000 bail by Magistrate Brann. Stephens, who lives at No, 142 Bast Sixteenth street, has been in the employ sold tickets at the south-bound station at Fifty-ninth street and Third avenue. He went on duty at 7 o'clock last night and the day ticket seller turned over to him a bag of money, the day's re- cefpts, amounting to $124.20. Bteophens 64ve him a@ receipt for the money. When the collector came round at an carly hour this morning, he found the | office deserted, the ticket chopper alone | being on duty. The collector notified Inspector Cummings and he in turn no- tiled the police of the Hast Sixty- seventh street station. About 4 o'clock this morning Stephens was found in a semi-intoxicated condition In front of his home, In court this morning Stephens de- pe CLOTHING med that he had stolen the money. He| sald that tt had been stolen from the! oMce, He said that he was suffering from a severe headache and he left the| omce for a few minutes to get some randy and soda. The bag of money was then, so he eaid, on the counter in the office. When he returned tt was #one and he was so chagrined at the loss that he left the office and started to drink. “CURED,” BUT SHE DIED, Woman Discharged from Honapital Expirem Soon Afterward, Delia Galvin, forty-nine years old, of there to-day. She had been under treatment! at the Metropolitan Hosprtai on Blackwell's Iwiand for two weeks No. 500 West Forty-seventh street, died | f THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1902. Misses’ ‘Suit Dep’t, tillion backs, full sleeves, and deep collar and cuffs. Colors,—blue, black, brown, grey and green, Sizes 14 and 16 years. 12.50 New flare skirt,—pleated and cuffs. Colors,—blue, black, green and brown. Sizes 14 and 16 years 14.50 Golf skirts made of heavy weight Melton Cloth,— finished with slot seams or inverted pleats, Lengths 37 to 41 inches. grey. 7-50 Children’s Serge Sailor Suits,—with large Sailor collar, finished with stitched taffetas. Colors,—blue, red and brown. Sizes 6 to 14 years. 4.50 Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Cloak Dep't, 3rd Floor. |Full length travelling coats, | made of black and white mixed cloth, with triple cape, or Nor- folk model. 18,50 Rain coats made of tan and| ‘Tweed. 15,00 & 19.50 Twenty-third Street. , For Men, Women and Children. e000 Per Week, CREDIT. ANKATTANY CLOTHING CO. 14 3d ave, near OSth st KRM YORK 227430, near ath 8th ave., near 25th st. BROOKLYN 700 Broadway. OPEN EVENINGS. sd of Fifth ave.. come to Third @ chance to save, Bound to gain Jose. Stylish, Pashiona: and Bonnets, by ap: ‘for smart women, You will die, Cate Glet and 624 ata a0 was discharged as “cured yester- sie Hed with Mra, Annie MokCenn After her doath a policem ned Dulanoe, trom Hosmeyn eee welt Hospital, Wit a fhe Sunday World Want section & @n inexhaustit:le Sountain; it is tod ball those nove ho Nery and aupplies thoag — — JAMES McGREERY & 60. Suits made of heavy Thibet Cloth. Skirts in the latest thirteen gore, pleated model,—Jackets with pos- Velvet Shirtwaist Suits,— waist, with fancy collar Coiors,— blue, black or Semi-fitted, | oxford grey Cravenette or) ‘Store Open Saturdays Until 6 P. M. Rothenbersco New 10rK’s Fastest WE sTt Ts S$ T Saiisiaction Guaranteed or Growing Store, floney Promptly Refunded. Don’t Miss the Following Great Saturday Specials. Last Saturday was a record breaker at Rothenberg’s, and that in spite of the fact that weather condi- tions were decidedly against great trading. Only the most magnetic specials would have brought such throngs to this store. The day’s immense business speaks volumes in favor of our Saturday special sales. There are more absolutely unmatchable bargains for to-morrow. The Store Will Be Open All Day—That’s to Your Advantage. Bargains for Girls and Misses. 1 N) This First Offer for the Whole Day. Misses’ Handsome Suits, made from all-wool novelty suitings, in blue and white, or black and whtte. New hunting coat, with belt and straps, velvet collar, fancy cuff, new seven-gore 6 9S flare skirt; sizes 14 and 16; as a great special, all day to-mMOrrow at. eveccoeeeersssceeeee seeee * Women’s Fall Waists. Special from 9 A. M. till 12 Only. These are Handsome Fall Waists in the now Girls’ Monte Carlo Coats. black and white shepherd plaid: cut after the latest Special for Three Hours Only. #%E" About 400 Coats In the New Monte Carto Style will be on sale from 9 A, M. till 12 to-morrow at a Me : ena tae wonderfully attractive price. Double-breasted, full platted: Bick, SiGe aE Cr ecre Aut blpeisel ronda bench ace slash pocket, reverse cuff, buttoned high at the meck; tune latnes y St cial for three h morrow morning ates. shown in blue, castor, red and Oxford sles 4 to 14; ny 98 | | Ladies’ all. Wool press Skirts at 98c. Special for 3 Hours To-Morrow. Made {conv allewoal eheviots unlineatitn idee Rares style, tailor stitched, very full, per- fect in fit and hang; in medium and light gray, brown and blue; lengths 39 to 44. Just the 98c: thing for immediate wear, and offered at less ven half value of the material from 9 A. till noon to-morrow, ateeee OY. Men’s oe To- Sonia, $5.00. ; A Value That Stands Without a Peer Aus White, Better come early for these. We expect them to last all day, but once the value becomes known they may sell out long before 6 to-morrow. THEY ARE STRICTLY NEW FALL GOODS IN THE LATEST STYLES. Blue and black cheviots and fancy mixtures in nearly a dozen different patterns. Sizes 34 to 42. Made and finished as well as most $10 Suits. Here to-morrow at.ese. Men’s Finer Suits at $8. 00.” Better than most $10 Suits, on sale to-day ; handsome, exclusive imported and domestic fabrics in a very large variety of up-to-date patterns, All-wool cheviots, homespuns and unfinished worsteds ; lined with serge or extra quality Italian lining, sewed entirely with silk; handmade but- tonholes and lapels; sizes 34 to 44, at. ceccccee ’ Suits with B Boys’ Suits with Extra Pants, $1.99. A Great 3-Hour Special To-Morrow. Double-Breasted Two-Piece Suits with an extra pair of Pants to match. Famous Denton Woollen [ills Fabrics, 20 patterns of Cheviots, Un- finished Worstcds and Homespuns. Plain blue or black; also stripes, checks, plaids and fancy mixtures. You couldn't get the materials alone at the price we are asking for the complete outfit; workmanship first class, fine Italian lining, patent bands, taped and reinforced seams and deep turned-up hems, sizes 8 to 15: special OA. M.til NOON, at... .ceee eevee a rants 75c. Niipeore Corduroy Pants, ‘37e. $5.00 Three-Piece Suits at $2.98, rom 5 ill f nly. THESE ARE EXTRA FINE GARMENTS, excellently made and strong Enough for the Whole Day. ly sewed, with patent waist bands and riveted but- Took all the maker had; that's why we can sell them so tons, deep hems; shown in drab only. POSITIVE- low. Fancy and plain blue cheviots and cassimeres, LY NO MAIL ORDERS. ONLY TWO PAIRS TO strictly all wool, in about 15 patterns of stripes. checks EACH CUSTOM JFFERED FOR THREE Cc | and plaids; also plain blue; sizes 9 to 10; 9 OB worth $5.00; special to-morrow at...... ° HOURS ONLY; ba eeesences oye U's More Saturday Millinery Bargains. Enough in Most Instances for the Whole Day. Busy days in this great section; lots of hustle and activity. Bargains like these tell the story: Ready-to-Wear Hats, new styles of this season that we offer retail at less than the manu- factuter's price. Last week's olferings were snapped up quickly; a big tableful again to- € morrow. All colors—but be quick en for $1.25 values at. Children’s Ready-to-Wear Hats, made of mohair felt nd Draped Velvet Hats, black only, and fully draped; big Nothing to trimmed with b h Shad with the papular clic battens once equal them at the price, See them to-morrow; special. 98c Great Values for the Whole Day To-Morrow. double heels and toes, extra elastic tors, ished with silk binding, drawers to match have shirts have ribbed bottom, neck and front silk bound; ment; value 69¢., OUF Pricereesseee.. Seains) just thes Propet thing tn UAGarY cat for tons, neck and front silk bound, drawers to 69c the popular large shape, brim. stitched throughout An | aly edtnew ates and hand shade! ished with the popular silk buttons; value $1.50; at... 98c — . . 9 d Specials in Men’s Half Hose and Underwear. Men's Fine Cashmere Half Hose, in Ten’s Ribbed Fleece-Lined Shirts, in blue and plain black, guaranteed fast and stainless, 1 9 Cc ecru, made of fine Egyptian yarn, front and neck fin- 25c. quality; for this sale only... double Susseks sosDeTaeE heathy most Ten’s Natural Wool Underwear, enedtuns weight, clastic, durable and comfortable gar- (2 drawers to match have double gusset, suspender tapes, \\\ Ten’s Heavy Wool Underwear, in natural and pearl buttons; both shirts and drawers have overlock »» cannel's rates shirts with ribbed bottoms, pearl but- now, and at only a fraction of the real value; . worth 89c. _worth 89. per garment, at ......-sseseee 76 Marfiff _matchy sizes up to 50; $1.00 valus speci.» 76 59c match, sizes up to 50; $1.00 value, special... 200 Sample = . 200 Sample Portieres| §& Fall Gloves. Ladies’ Celebrated ‘‘Florence’’ Real for Three Hours To-Morrow Kid Gloves, an exceptional value at 1.50, which is the usual price charge at a Most Surprising Price, fy leading retailers throughout the From 9 A. M, till 12 only, We stipulate the time, because they country, but we offer them in all are such good values that they will all be gone by noon. They've Seen used for samples, It’s a great chance to get a single portiere for any door where one curtain may be needed. colors as a special holiday bar- gain at, per pair 98c hildren’s Kid Gloves; fine, | Ladies’ Two Clasp Gloves, Mercerized and armures fn the lot that sell Soft, flexible leather, perfect] in tan, Havana, oxblood, regularly at from ws Sa © er. pale if 49 siting “ind. tn the icest| grays mod Park, back » rs 2 clasps al whi BACH assasncsssetasectssecsecsesess colors, 2 cars t 69cl tomate, OFC 2 Shoe 2 Shoe Specials for Three Hours. On Sale from 9 A. M. Til Noon eit 9 8 [es Tlisses’ Shoes, cither lace or buttonesee.sceesssseeeesesees Seren seneewcceres ‘and Oxtords, 49 Youths’ Shoes, double soles with iron circlets in bottom, toe caps; great value Children’s Shoes, of dongola kid; lace or button ; spring heels ... Balance of a Large Lot of Children’s Patent Leather Solon special for three hours atesseee ve i M Two Great Values in Shoes for Men. You'll find these here at all times; nothing like them elsewhere. 6 ” The Rothenberg Feature” Shoes for Men at $3. Three new styles for to-morrow; |, patent leather, coltskin and damp proof calfskin leather with cork soles. The latter is the best value of its kind that has ever been offered in New York. They are made with welted soles. No chance for wet or cold feet with these genuine cork soles. Equal in appearance and durability to custom made. In lace; all styles of lasts and toe caps or plain common sense shape. We beat the world with our shoes for men at $3.00. Rothenberg ‘‘National” Shoes for Men, $2. Every pair new, stylish and exceptionally well made. No shoes that we know of can anywhere near oy at this if Following styles, tither leather or cloth lined: 2.00 O Vici Storm Calf, Chrome Kid, Box Cai Cordovan, Choice at EE — (BLL TOUR SECOND-HAND PHO- | WANT TU Bograph. reset sor Watt. ae That exclusive circle known as the “400” was Angered by DOBBanSonnwecs A T. Tale passin q ese Pp. Chegs THE MAN | Who is S 4ex. | The remarkable Triple history of aman who sees Dr. Jeky/ and Mr: Hyde and goes them | ome better, vouched for b ZS. Army Records aizd The highest Medical authority. Zl Zach who hath a Nickel! GA Fresh Consignment from our own Mines of "Thought by the trustworthy Packet SUNDA Y WwoRL,D which never farleth to Létth A fine cargo. [s: the a recent Denunciation of tls ¢ Inorals. Now comes a st of London's “$mart dent et” to support the American critic. BENSON SOPPOR_TS HENRY WAT TERSON Che author oF “DODO” backs up the Loursville Lditor in his famous | “Seat, you Devils” arfrcZse, The Childrerms’ A Day with Dan Sz7ith in which he depicts the Pathos and the Flumor jin Sudge Olmstedis Court of for Little breakers of the Law STerc NEXT SUN DAY’ Ss.