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FIVE YEARS FOR THE ANARCHISTS MacQueen and Grossman, De- clared Guilty of Inciting Riot in Paterson, Hear Their Sen- tence Calmly. APPEAL FILED FOR THEM.) (Spectal to The Evening World.) PATERSON, N. J., Oct. 81—Willlam MacQueen and Rudolph Grossman, the anarchists convicted on charges of rlot- s ing and malicious mischief at the Gaede, ‘Bamford and Hall mills on the morning of June 18 last, were to-day sentenced to five years in prison on the two con- victions. Before pronouncing sentence the Court Mstened to an eloquent plea in the pris-| oners’ behalf made by Lawyer Z. M.! ‘Ward, in which it was impressed on the/ Court that Grossman was not present) on the day of the riots and that Mac- 4 Queen had only counselled peaceful i measures. | Ph Judge Scott in sentencing the men i @aid he saw no reason to distinguish be- | twéen them; they were both guilty and by their actions on the day of the riots | | ‘had placed a stain on the name of Paterson. He said that if both men had stayed away from Belmont Park no disorder of any kind would have occurred. The Court was convinced, Judge Scat: said, that both knew what would nappin when they made thelr inflamatory speeches. Both MacQueen and Grossman re- ceived their punishment with a show! of calmness. Immediately after sentence Lawyer | ni Ward moved an appeal to the Court| Tal of Errors and Appeals and the men} i} furnished new bail bonds in the same | amount ae the old ones for thelr appear: | ance when wanted. In the regular] course of events the appeal will not be 2 Geolded upon in tess than a year, Philip | Geyer, sr. the wine merchant of Tale- don, qualifed again as the anarchists’ bondsman | The lizhtnese of the sentence surprised most people, who were of the opinion that the court would deal ha the convicted men. ‘The charge, that of atrocious assa pattery on Officer Robinson and Harr, L. Harris, will no doubt be nolle pros: qued hy Prosecutor Emley. Maciueen and Grossman, after thelr ew %<!l bonds were filled out and ap- Proved left at once f Yew York. T What we say you can} rely on — no matter}) how low the prices look, Wel} treat you so as to win your friend- =p, and your future trade, We sell you at lowest cash prices on} our well-known liberal system of CREDIT. KEEP our promises. ———__. Men's Fall and Winter Suits in blue and black chev- iots and fancy mixed tweeds, nicely lined with good quality serge, regular price $15.00; special at *10.00 , OVERCOATS. Men’s fine English Karey Overcoats, guaranteed wool; a Coat with all the warmth of a $30 garment, *10.00 BOYS’ SUITS — Boys’ Two-Piece Suits in handsome fancy mixtures, strictly all wool; a suit made to 9 95 sell for $4.00; special “* SHOES—Men's Shoes in patent leather, velour, wax calf and hox calf; reg- 3.50 ular $5.00 values, at, 9¢9 T.KELLY 263 SIXTH AVE. it'tt 17t Bt.) Entrance Through Furnitui as Store BKLYN, 468 to 470 Fulton St, ! , 7 iveaiage Unrlt 1a, anteed. Selected variety to guit all tastes and all purses. IMPORTED MANUEL GARCIA, Conchas Selectos, box of 60 IMPORTED LA CAROLINA, fovion Royal, 1 IMPORTED } 4.50 * 3.50 box of 60, lncton, bo: Price Is the People,”’ fore; at MEN’S LONG AND MEDIUM OVERCOATS in Oxford and Black Meltons and Kerseys; Black and Blue KERSEYS with Venetian linings, Black FRIEZES, Satin lined throughout, at Fine journeyman-tailored OVERCOATS, in Browns, Blacks and Overplaids, FANCY BACK Coats and many novelties, at THE VERY ACME Every new idea in swell DRIVING, POOLE, OF PERFECTION SURTOUT and ENGLISH BOX OVERCOATS, at $23.50, $28.50, 4 up to Hi Ss. y, T, 00. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF MEN'S SUITS OF 2 e “EVERY DESCRIPTION. Every taste and size will be suited. Special Sale of Sample Shoes, Extraordinary values in every sense. that were intended to be sold at prices ranging from $2.50 to $6.00. OWDS are sure to hurry to the Siegel Cooper store to-morrow in response to this very important announcement. It is an event of conspicuous interest and timeliness. And there are two very powerful reasons for this statement. 5 —Because you are enabled to buy your shoes for th: ii it ice that is wonder- Fi rstl y fully low, when you consider the heath qualitien of hal RLDeetL | eer fered at fully Sees less than they were intended to be sold at. { 4 I id turer Secondly ecause the shoes are samples and therefore better than ordinarily, for a manufac! takes great care to make his sample shoes exceptionally excellent and attractive. MOST OF THE SHOES IN THIS SALE ARE FOR WOMEN, but the lots of Shoes for Men, Boys and Girls are IN OVERCOATS. thoroughly representative and satisfactory. Women’s $3.00 to $6.00 Shoes, L95 KID SHOES in button and lace, with kid or patent leather tips. CALF SHOES, elther smooth velour calf or box calf, in lace and Bluchers. PATENT LEATH- ER SHOES, in button and lace, military heels, French heels or regular walking heels, PATENT KID SHOES, in all the pretty styles. In this leather are the best assortments and finest shoes. Remember, while there are all sizes in this sale, the finest samplee are in sizes 31-2 to 5, AA to D widths. (Secoud Floor, East.) GIRLS’ SHOES, of kid and box calf, lace and buttov, sizes 6 to 11, Sizes 1134 to 2, GIRLS! SHOES, of Vici kid, with the new indestructible A. &, tip, and some of all box cslf, both of which are the Lest wearirg shoes mae Sizes 8'4 to 11, sizes 1114 to 2, BOYS’ EHOES of calfskin, in all sizes from epring heels to No, 2 with heelr, ‘ ; tor children, sizes ¢ to 8, Bo. 8 with Exceptional Values /*- Just a taste of what we are doing p for Saturday in Cigars. ass gualiy eat lowest pices peat: Women "5 Waises. HAVANA SPECIALS, all Havana, Conchas Selectos, box’ of 80, 2.15 GENERAL FREMONT, long Ha- Yana flier, Invincibles, box of 5, 1-75 Sumatra wrapper, 50, 1.50 CLAY PER- SUPREMACY, 4.95 Puritanos, box of AR HAVANA 4 95 DAILY EDITION x at 5, 4.25 per, Puritanos, bo: AR HAVANA KEY WEST EXTIZAS, x of 50, HAVANA STOGIFS, tn Doxes, box of 100, rw JINTER has shrilled its way boisterously across the land. the Siegel Cooper Store should with customary alacrity and thoroughness bring to your noticd the most comprehensive sale of Overcoats of every description ever shown in the Metropolis under one roof. Exclusiveness is another leading characteristic of this fine exposition of fabrics and styles. The displays illustrate with pertinent vivacity the powerful popularity and prestige of the Siegel Cooper Store, and still further accentuate its leadership as ‘‘The Store of Ghe Wen’s Store (Man SATURDAY MORNING ON SALE. 100 OXFORD AND OLIVE DIAGONAL OVERCOATS, LINED THROUGH- OUT WITH HEAVY SATIN. The winter overcoat par excellence. Posi- tively no value like this ever offered in New York City hereto- all lengths. Also VENETIAN LINED and 2 IS 1.25 1.50 sad i al Really swagger creations, and each priced so alluringly as to make it quite irresistible. "1.25 Styles are described in detail. BRILLIANTINE WAISTS, with full plaited front trimmed with velvet buttons, in black, white and navy, 2.90 VELVETEEN WAISTS in solid colors, made with full plaited front and fancy buttons, in wo) 90 black, navy, castor and light blue, 0 Wen’s Underwear. Attractwwe Bargain Gvent in Warm Comrortable, Wetl-Yade Garments. It’s not often that we can make such offers as these, But it is our policy to meet every season with the very best bargains at a seasonable time. This is the case witk these Spec: for Saturday. The products of the best factories at lowest prices. "S FINE AUS- DRAWERS, single ot TRALAR WOOL UN- double. breasted, taped DERWEAR; the shirts fears, steam shrunk; le or double made to sell at $1.50, Lede nite) |mEN*S FLEECE. Snow falls are reported by the weather bureau, and it is fitting that a Feature of Gxtraordinary Attractiveness. But exclusiveness does not mean increased price figures. 98 and fintebed, alleizes; 4 | DRAWERS. pty or mate ousliatsi2s J, 2S, | double breasted, natu MEN'S NATURAL ral color, all” sizee; ‘WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, single or double breasted, steam made to sell at 7Sc., MEN'S SILK bly sewn seams, satin 1S | bound, all sizes; made | to sell at $1.25, 75 (Main Floor, Centre.) W'S NATURAL WOOL SHIRTS AND BREAD. SWIFT'S MILD | FANCY KALAMAZOO < Largest and Best Loaf of SUGAR-CURED PRE- CELERY, MIUM BOILED | ping, targe, well-bleacved | NEW ENGLAND BREAD CED, stalk, tender, crisp, in the city HAMS, SLICED, 9 5) tut evista 70} _ tes 5 mate COUNTRY PORK Fresh SAUSAGES, !b., SAUSAGES—Seiected Frankfurter » 4 Ibs. for 10 GRAPE FRUIT—Fan’ Javor, juicy ida Grape Fruit, rich fruit; 4 for each, SALMON—''Cook’s Pride" fancy blood red Sockeye Salmon Steaks; rich oil; fine fish; }\-Ib. flat can, LAMB—Hindquarter choice Canada Lamb, Ib., POULTRY — Fane: seyepicked spring Turkeys or C ickens, CRACKERS—Newport, Mixed Su- gar Cakes, or Fig Tarts, per 1b,. ROAST BEEF, prime rib, 1b., Sporting Soods. ZG, S. Handiest and Most Popular Devices for Developing Oo) PORK LOINS, fancy Jersey corm Jf Ds fed Pork, II | CHOICE HAMBURGER STEAK, 14 3 Ibs. for | OYSTERS—Selected Blue Points 9/7) (im shell), oz., 16 3 Ibe., RICE—Chelco Pilstead Rice, a7 : (Fourth Floar,) Strength and Physique. Specially Under-Priced. Oxfords, 2 Ty 3 a BE I Hloor). Ohe Boys Store- ~2d Floor BOYS’ RUSSIAN OVERCOATS, in Oxford and Navy, trimmed with 2 Astrachan, sizes 2, to 8 years, | S. BOYS’ LONG OVERCOA’ ‘S, in Oxford, Navy, Olive and Overplaids, fo) 50 sizes 6 to 16 years, BOYS’ BOX OVERCOATS, in Oxford Meltons; a very snappy garment @ o for boys, 7 to 16 years, 4 BOYS’ RUSSIAN OVERCOATS, in all colors and new effects; very ) 50 fetching; sizes 2% to 8 years, | T4. BOYS’ REGULATION REEFERS, Navy Blue Cheviot, lined with RED > e ARMY CLOTH, emblem on sleeve, gilt buttons; sizes 3 to 12 The Big Store ia more than sustaining its reputation as headquar- yeeres ters for first-class indoor and outdoor athletic supplies. Just now we IFO) x0UTHs’ LONG OVERCOATS, in Oxford, Black and Navy; sizes 14 to 19 have a varied new stock, and price inducements are paramount. years, at 6. VA 5 BOXING GLOVES AND WHITILY EXERCISERS; style 0; bd EXERCISERS. Pees pee aid tet ceca Finer grades, SS. 75, SI. 75 and up to S75. 75. “Root” EXHIBITION te 4. 7. 50 OE eure choice selection of CAPE, AUTO, DRIVING and RUSSIAN] GLOVE: made after dssiane fur- OVERCOA’ S, special 2 y Jack Root, f "4 Isles 2%; to 7 yrs. designs, at 55.75, $6.75 dv to $77, 75, | weiant Seg ane eites | CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT SALE OF BOYS’ SUITS 3.45 || 202 $8. FO-~or evERY DESCRIPTION, for every age, from 3 years to 19 years, : made tosell at $5. special at STRIKING BAGS— OUR LEADER—'‘'Tho Ideal;"” No. 81, BDE; fine green over sheep lined; NOSE MASKS; spe: FOOTBALLS—Our collegiate style Rugby made of fine pebble grained leathe: doutle sewed, Lined with canva with pure gum bladder, complete, cack in neat box; made to eel at | $1.00; very speci 6S sonint a single end or a b7 double end bag, screw-eyea; 75 FOOTBALL SUPPLIES, é FOOTBALL TROU- SERS; heavy 4 duck, extra well 3 padded, double stitched, ‘youths’ e requlitly ool $1.25; spec | ROLLER SKATES, PECK & SNY- Men’s and Women’s Shoes DER'S; all numbers; a first-class and reliable skate; per pair, 65 U. H, ROLLER SKATES; black | wheels; all strap; fit all sizes, Sdc. 75 FEnemg. Fo PLASTROBS, ILS and GLOVES, HELMETS, in profusion, at low- est possible prices. 5c. and up to ACKETS TO |ATCH, MOLESKIN PANTS, SLED. 9 . $2.65, rey CKETS TO |ATCH, FOOTBALL HOSE; plain colors; extra heavy. wool, FOOPBALL SWEATERS; the ‘Shaker’ Sweater; plain ‘colors; Intercollegiate stylo; 10 and 12 4.25 o } inch neck; $6.00 grade; special, SHIN GUARDS; heavy tan cany: Some of these shoes are of- } with reeds; extra well made 75c. grade; special, SHIN GUARDS, leavy moleskin; leather bound; $1.25 grade; spe- cial, Men's $2.50 and $3.50 Shoes at 1.95 Specral Photo Orrer. For To-Morrow We Offer a Dozen of Cur Regular 53,00 Cabinets ae Oh 00 Qur price on ENLARGEMENTS, crayons, WATER COLORS and SEPIAS will interest you. MINIA- TURES and BROOCHES—finest kinds— the best work---at uncommonly moderat> prices. (ith Floor. CALFSKIN SHOES, in ¢ either Velour or s= TF Box Calf, lace and Bluchers. PATENT LEATHER SHOES, all with welted soles; some in this lot are even better than the average $3.50 shor veral styles for dress wear, in button and lace. Take 6th Ave. Elevators) Hh ‘ Wines, Liquors Another List of Those Specials That Make Our Saturday Offers Famous. CLARET or KID SHOES with single and double soles, made on elegant, good fitting lasts, in lace style. (Main Floor, East.) 495 430 Cloth, Corduroy, All at low prices. BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SHOES with METALLIC OAK SOLES, waterproof; a'l sizes fiom No. 12 SAINT JULIE CHOICE OLD RIESLING, per gal., PORT, SHERRY or SWEET CATAWBA; per gal., LEXINGTON RYE; $2.25; per bottle, COOK’S PERFECTION RYE, per gal., $1.80;,, per bottle, MARYLAND RYE; per gal., ROCK & RYE; the very finest cua‘ ity; per bo-tle, 6.00 bible ees OOR ATTACHMENTS ¥/7) all; special, for D, E, bags, INTERCOLLEGIATE " ; can be used in any 2 Zz, Fel ppattcta erienaterte Laer | SPALDING “INTERCOLLEGI- elal, per set of four, | ATE" FOOTBALL, special, 5 MEN'S ING GLOVES, ‘‘COR- 5 BLACK RUBBER FOOTBALLS for eS Le ed Tr pee to No, 6, at IS very toe SE Glove, fine Full line of Athletes’ Clothing and Shoes, CYCLE SKATES, ball-bearing, all ims, $3.00 grade, | \portem: x Sivcorfor bays avd gitayepeclal, «Dy a2|epecin wnt Paar $3:08 Ms 7, G5) Supelies, swage to be found in fale meat | oy $1.25, $1.45, | world. Ibs. weight, at, per Ib., Olea a Gal Third Floor, Centre.) (Main Floor.) The Hat Store flourishes. It thrives with all the hardihood of the famed hat plant of East India. But that is because it is in good soil, because the for always blooming with good es. Our Every Style and Color. Our “‘Republie,’? DERBIES & ALPINES. ‘‘Crty, ’? 1.80 Finest Quality Tuxedo { Finest Quality French Hat. | Opera Hat, 6. 00 The Ve . , Latest Blocks Silk Hats. 3.80, 5.00, 6.00 (Second Floor.) A beautiful assortment of fine quality TAM O'SHANTERS of serge, velvet and leather; allcolors, Also a great selec- Jd 0, tion cf SAILORS, TOQUES and GOLF CAPS, Fine Blue Cloth TAMS, AUTOS, NAVY and GOLF TAM CAPs, Fine SAILORS in leather, cloth and corduroy, vy leather; 145 BOYS’ BOXING GLOVES of fine | | game; each, guaranteed, SF, DF OTHERS at 95¢,, $1.25, $1.45, the little athletes, from No. 1, at soft green Ni her, halt | as well as 8} en'e and Pho! mest IRON DUMBBELLS, from 1 1b. to 100 $1.75, $1.95 and up to ) Ore Wen’s Kat Store. roots are carefully nourished, because it is never neglected. Hence its cause 2.80 Sizes to Fit Every Head. 2 Ohe Boys’ Hat Store. Imported novelties in PATENT LEAT] to Sit, BOYS! SHOES of smooth or box calf, with double coles, all sizes up to 5}4 for young mon, per gal. Leggins. All the popular Prey Wen Velvet ond Leather, aa Sto pore