The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1902, Page 5

COAL SHORTAGE UNTIL-NEXT YEAR. Uperators Declare They Are Do- ing Their Best for New York, but Are Unable to Catch Up with Demand. SITUATION HARD TO MEET. Denial Made that Anthracite Is Being Held, but Normal Conditions Can- not Be Resumed for Two Months: —Retailers Agree with Them. Coal operators and retaUers freely ad-| mit now that the shortage of coal will continue until Jan. 1 at least, ‘They say that a combined effort Is being made to supply the needs of New Yorkers, but that the demand owing to strike condi- tions ts away beyond them. It 1s claimed that 35,000 tons a day ts Now belng delivered here, but all the anthracite 1s snapped up immediately it arrives and doled out to waiting thou- sands, Very few, if any, get the amount they ask for or expect, and some re- celve none at all, so that the dissatistac- tion !s general and pronounced, The mine owners declare that they will gradually increase the output to New York and hold that they are now giving this city all that is possible. Shipments from the mines to this port, it ts claimed, do not mean that: all the coal coming this way remains here. New York being a distributing point, anthracite {s sent to Eastern States and other points, but the operators say the people of the metropolis are getting thelr share. The statement made by some of the retailers that coal 1s being stored at Polnts near this city 1s denied, the an- swer being that only a sufficient supply for locomotives and general railroad uses are unloaded. The big carloads of anthracite which commuters see along Te a a al ha THE WORLD: ‘LUESDAY EVENING, N KILLED LOVER~ [KIDNEY TROUBLES STEAL UPON YOU. WN BUSY STREET Young Woman Stabs Well- Known London Stock Broker Outside the Stock Exchange in the Presence of Hundreds. SHE FEARED DESERTION. After Quarrel, Miss Kitty Byron Plunges Knife Into Back of Arthur Baker, a Married Man, with Whom She Had Been Living. LONDON, Eng., Nov. 11.—Not fn re- cent years has a London tragedy aroused more interest than the murder of Arthur Reginald Baker, a wealthy Stock Exchange broker, by Kitty Byron, who struck down the man. with whom she had lived for several weeks, before the eyes of scores of hurrying men and boys just outside the Lombard Street Post-office. move from the spot, she was seized? and placed under arrest., The place af the tragedy is one of the busiest street corners in London, and the time the busiest in’ the day, figure, and with black eyes and hair, entered the post-office shortly after 2 o'clock. She was plainly iil at ease as she handed in a letter to the clerk and told him she wished it sent by messen- ger into the Stock Exchange. ‘The letter was addressed Baker. ‘The woman waited In the big office, watching the swinging doors on each side as the people hurried through. After a few minutes Baker entered the office and she immediately beld him in earnest conversation for several guinutes ‘Their voices rose, and St was evident to to Mr, Before she could |Z TO THE lars for doctor bills, without relief. night's rest. County Commissioner Wagoner, of Akron, Ohio, Testifies to the Wonderful Curative Properties of Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy. An attractive young woman, slight of| ‘ty HON. PHILIP WAGONER. 2DITOR OF THE AKRON, OHIO, DPMOCRAT: I gladly testify to the merits of the great remedy, Swamp-Root. It cured me of severe kidney trouble of long standing after I had tried almost every kidney remedy on the market and spent a great many hundred dol- I first took Swamp-Root about three years ago, at which time I was in constant misery and unable to get a After taking three bottles of Swamp-Root,, which I saw ad- vertised in the papers, I was completely restored to health, and have always abe 7 SOTA ED ETT Ee Muswie 11, aves. SET AVE. parrenicrostan SOT. Worning Flours for Shopping. The advantages of the morning hours are many. While this store is always busy, the earlier hours of the day are not so much marked by the rush that sets in along toward the middle of the day and lasts until the closing hour. There's a charm about early shopping that the later callers miss. If you like the excite- ment of crowds, the hustle and bustle that inevitably accompany the older hours of the business day, do not come early. But if you prefer quieter conditions, when the time is still young and there is every attribute you desire, why, come here as soon after 8.30 as possible. fc i Early comers find ath choice things that later callers never see, for stocke in a vast store / of this kind contain thousands of wanted things that are not even hinted at in the papers. It xg ‘would cost a little fortune every day to tell you about them. From now on until Christmas, at least, come here as early mornings as you can. —well, good advice is always worth heeding. D O as much of your buying in the morning as you can. And’ Piano and Song Recital Ht 30'Cloer Wednesday Hiternoon, Yor. 12, 1902, inthe Auditorium of the Yew Art Piano Store \ FIFTH FLOOR. ARTISTS, Lively Days in Goyland. THE MENDELSBONN TRIO— Miss HELEN DL, REYNOLDS Mise MABEL 0. REYNOLDS Miss MARY UMSTEAD Mr DOUGLAS LANE Mire CAROLYN ©. AT Line Miss DORIS A. WARD.. 1, VALE CAPRIOR, ep. 83....J0 (With the aid of the Play: 2 ARIA (Mignon) Miss AT LEE. 2. THE FINALE (Trio tn P)eeceseesees Gude MENDELSSOHN TRIO. A Mimic Horse Show Takes Its Place} Among the Newest Attractions. Aye, behold these gallant steeds, With wading mare and flashing eye, Impatient for splendid deeds To parade to each passer-by. | C ipa is coming! The great Toy Store on the Third Floor is already astir. Hotmann ) Mr. LANE. | ..Thoman | 9. (a) NOCTURNE. op. 16, Me. 2... a () VAUSE CAPRIGR,......tre .) Miss UMSTBAD. 10. GYPSY RONDO. MENDELSSOHN TRIO. The holiday spirit becomes more apparent every day, {. SONG OF THR ARAB.. + Steraber a You note it in the increasing crowds of visitors. You note it in Mr. LANE, apere | 1. THE DANE aoa aseensed j myriad ways, but chiefly in the expansion and newness of the stocks. 95. tesne KATE scesMabay | yo (a) MELODY IMF. Miss REYNOLDS. 6 LOVE 18 A BUBBLE (>) LA CINQUANTAIND. Miss REYNOLDS, Alien AT LEE. 13. BARQUE OF DREAMS... 7. (a) SONG WITHOUT WORDS. Techaltkowaky fo et : The Temple of Dolls continue: leading attraction. And now comes the mimic Horse Show-—Toyland’s ambitious replica of the great event at Madison Square Garden. The Doll Ladies of Fashion look upon this spirited scene with true society interest. vec Allitgen ves the Ines leading out from Jersey City | those in the post-oMce that they were! e+ Swamp-Root in the house since. ¥ and other adjacent points ts coal in| avarrelling. eo transit and not a surplus, put aside to| Baker seemed pervous and anxious to|*Y’ appearance of kidney derangement. i create a reserve. leave, and finally atarted out of the door, ® All tho public distributing stations | Waving his hand as if in protest against ) where fuel is sold by tha pail to the| delng followed. It never fails to give relief upon PHILIP WAGONER, County Commisstoner, Summit County. Like a thief in the night, kidney troubles steal upon you. There is no warning cough as in consumption, no plain, simple symptoms as in many other complaints. But there is a way—a sure way—of keeping watch on your kidneys ard observing certain danger signals which Nature sets: Pain or dull acho in the back ts unmistakable evidence of kidney trou- ble. It is Nature's timely warning to show you that the track of health is But there are other things to enthrall the attention. It’s indeeda most wonderful Toy Store, and larger than ever. Last year it was On the second floor. This we moved it up afloor higher, and gave it much mpre room for display and selling purposes. ‘Was Toyland ever as fascinating ? There are flying machines that’ sail through the air with rapidly revolving propeller and laugh deflance at Santos Dumont and our own American enthustasts. ‘are Submarine Boats, W. style, color and make; Savings Banks that look like ma‘ Took just Hike the real ones for big folks, things of vivid interest to the youngsters, Santa C Prodigal. His co-workers were never more skifel ta reproducing for the countless people of Toyland. Come and look around. Bring the children with you. REGISTERING BANK; that takes (>) HUNGARIAN DANCE..........Brahms | 14. KAMMENOL-OSTROW, No, 17...Rubineteta MENDELSSOHN TRIO. ' (With the ald of the Playane.) Com/orters. One Hundred Ditterent Grades. Superior qualities only and of the best manufacture. Nothing cheap and shoddy. The purest and cleanest carded cotton is the only filling used, even in the lowest priced grade. f FULL-SIZE COMFORTERS, | fig- NOVELTY COMFORTERS, in plain \ poor, the operators assert, will be well| But Miss Byron stepped quickly after ’ supplied and an effort made to keep the | him. He was hardly outside the door 1 price down, when passers-by were horrified to seo \ ‘Those of the retailers who are getting | the young woman draw a stiletto from regulaé daily allotments declare that | her muff and bury the blade in Baker's quick delivery is their rule, and @l-| back, The man halt turned toward the | DY it though uartage 1s a problem, there being | Woman, but she showed him no mercy. us 80 many customers to be served, they |}ler hand rose again and the dagger If these danger signals are unheeded more serious results are sure to follow; Bright's disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble, may “SANT. INTED DOLL, 175 are doing their best to meet demands | sank into his heart. He fell dead. rite 5 ‘As his body fell, Miss B: bent. steal upon you. ¢ inches long, full jointed body, hand- quarters, dimes and nickels; ew ured eilkoline; ‘ularly "$1.00 | by 7 ecuileten scaenborers getting ittie|{t ae if to atrike again and make sure}, The mild and extraordinary effect of the world-famous kidney remedy, comely Desity bases baad, | pagen abr eevee 75 gradejeact, 79 pecs biplane bees ot the anthracite declare that it ihe| her work, but she was seized by a|SWSMP-Root, fs soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful |{} movine eyes. lone Cowie curls, 7 4) CYCLE WAGONS; the SoY8 9 SO|EAVY-WEIGHT STITCHED ih oh trp enaled secret, cures of the most distressing cases, A trial will convince any one. ~ J ‘em, . COMFORTERS, full size; regularly Taecas ted chin aae atid oa re operators were not rusning coal to the | dozen hands and held until the arrival GAMES. GAMES; such as On Guard, Mother FO} Sees, Golt, Wide Awake, Errand Boy, etc.; special, KID DOLLS, 13 inches long, fine quality bisque head, moving eyes, shoes and stockings, and jointed hipe and knees, $1.25 grade; each, HEAVY-WEIGHT COMFORTERS, full size, stitched with figured How to Find Out if You Need Swamp-Root. Lame back is only one symptom of kidney trouble—one of many. West and North while navigation re-|of the police. At the station-house she mains open on the Great Lakes, New | gay ; os York would be getting a larger stare of | StVe her name, saying she was twenty ! the output and the shortage might be | three years old, but would give no fur-' Other symptoms showing that you need Swamp-Root are, obliged to pass ateen tops; regularly $1.50 graie; } met poanee Mat 68.10: coun aated thee datorme ea, moe Ne ReRee: water often during the day, and to get up many times at night; smarting DRESSED DOLL, 16 inches long, PARCHESI, ey saa ° - ° at $6.00 a ton, numbers of dealers are |, riker Was well known on the Stock | or irritation in passing; brick-dust or sediment in the urine, catarrh of the ||] jointed body, handsome bisque DEPARTMENT STORE, HEAVY-WEIGHT STITCHED | Slied, cotton Aled and down f COMFORTERS, full size, figured sateenand cambrictops, plain backs; | some have fancy bordire; regu- | larly $1.95 grade; each, 149 World's Greatest Grocery. Where Only the Purest and Freshest Foods Are Found } owest Prices. Modal) GALLON | TOMATORS—vinest At-| quailty solid Red jeaty Tomatoe dosens with moving glass eyes, long flow- ing curls, beautifully tri with newest styles of dresses, full set of underwear, edged with lace, and asking from $7 to $9. Exchange. His wife had recently| bladder, constant headache, backache, dizziness, sleeplessness, nervousness, Health Commissioner Lederle is Nkely | started a sult for divorce and for some|irregular heartbeuting, rheumatism, bloating, irritability, wornout feeling, » recommend to. May: . & = \ trasinn of the @ofe coal aeiviitge *k, [time he had been lving with Mies Py-|jack of ambition, loss of ficsh or sallow complexion. | WILD WEST, MESSENGER BOY, regularly $3.75 to $4.50 grades, each, (fain Flopr, East of Fountatn,) manufacturers and others until normal | Ton. It 1s supposed that he had deter- If your water when aliowed to remain undisturbed in @ glass or bottle WAR AT SEA, jonditions arg restored, || He said to; | mined to leave her and that rather than | twonty-four hours forms a sediment or settling, or has a cloudy appearance, ||] fancy shoes and atockings, 95| msn pond; $1.25, 75, 38e., and | i fa i it Is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention. HOOK AND LADDERTRUCK with TRIE RED WIRE BED, 12x24 situation thoroughly and would reach a conclusion before next Saturday, the date set by e five-foot inche with mattress, two coverlet and two Slips of assorted patterns of Silkoline, tastily edged with lace, WIRE BED or CRADLE, as above, without fittings; to-morrow, GALLOPING HORSES, hardwood, G-inch block, has turned le; saddie, long mane and tail 7°5\ ricery’ paint Sample Bottle of Swamp-Root Free. You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful remedy, Swamp-Root, sent absolutely free by mail, also a book telling all about Swamp-Root, ‘Two Other Lads Say They Struck |and containing many of the thousands upon thousands of testimonial let- Him, Then Rifled His Pockets. ters received from men and women who owe their good health, in fact, ——=__—_ the Mi for shuttli fawn om bituminous coal <4") — BOYS KILL OLD MAN? ohaALl Dalton: teeny 1a, | their very lives to the great curative properties of Swamp-Root. In writ- of No. 3 Oliver ahiest aoa Onactes Me. ing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be sure to say you read this } ——— , : Gowan, sixteen years old, of No. 230[S0nerous offer in the New York Evening World. A y Front street. were held for the coroner If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root Is what you need you ie a R36 | \ FROM THE GALLOWS to-day in Centre Street Court in gon-|¢an purchase the regular fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles at the drug Lote inches stderr Rained ama \ 5 | James Slip on election night. Y., on every bottle. CROKINOLE BOARDS, 27 inches i > George Smith and Cannot No. 81 Water street, who says he saw WIRE GAME STAND; eatteee 7, 00 . th vith the death of nidenti- | Stores everywhere. Don’t make any mistake, but remember the name, fet man who was found at No, 11|Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. ||} ¢sppied._ beat rocker (Mae caltaae es gs ji i ‘Tho chief witness againet the boys in diameter, rubber tips, checker Carrie Lamb Becomes Wife of is Willlam Wigley, twelve years old, of oard back and mahogaby’ centre, 75 - for any board game, Testify Against Him. CHILD'S ROCKER; 30 inches high; structed, yello blue; 10x13 inch wheele, CHAUTAUQUA BLACKBOARD and DESK combination, 48 inches high, 23 inches wide,’ blackboard and writing table 17x20 inches, fine Hinen revolving chart; special, car Tey mente atl unr | iahee Blend “of fancy pettate Me : 5 Ibe, tneluding @ CRACKERS—N. B. Co.'s fresh comy coffee ‘percol | made trinket Bare ot Lamon ith EXPRESS WAGON, 12x24 inch, dovetailed ng wheels and axles; very Cente spectal, : r 3 ont 'S PIANO, &-key ba nicely tone Published officiel figures of the Company proved One hundred years ago the pope the prisoners take the old man Into the| ietion of New York City was 60,483.) American News slip and after striking him with a palr ‘To-day the paid daily New York City | conclusively thet the daily circula- w special, AND TENDER; aloe, ©) quality, eh "Pride 2 | Oregon’ fruit; good ayrap, y of knuckles, rifle his pockets. rf uv y Ms says Dalton Used the Knuckles. | etrewlation enjoyed by The World in| tion of The World in New York ee Gane Rash ea eer See Tey ine, too | sells very, au Bartlet Peera Green Quang nzales, of No. 219 Cherry 85 ; Clara Pru ox 1-00) Sholename:” 10-1. ums, per 7 ‘4 ERIE, Pa. Nov. 1L—Hor great love] pirvet alan testiind fo having seen the |€neess over that of any other paper| City le tens of thousands greater than : FS! Puanrom Gics, a new toy, oe tacaionaly |Rite-"exira tancy sew cop | PRASRFURTER SAUSAGR, a for an alleged murderer led pretty Car-| before the time of the kitting. | ould populate the city of that date, | that of any other paper. AIR SHIP; the ‘Santos Dumont;"’ Our Toy Catalogue on application. fine duality for Mal Me Ran llat. Heed” Rice: | toes for | iY ric Lamb to wed George Edward Smith best mechanical toyout thisseascn, 20) (Taird Floor, Take Moving Stairway.) Porsceeninns P 10 | per Ib. pt (Fourth Floor, | 4 in the County Jail this afternoon, Al- = } a derman John J. McAndrew performed the ceremony in the presence of of- ficers. The woman had been frustrated in two previous attempts to have the wedding take place by the reluctance of Smith. When he saw he could not escape " trial for the alleged murder he con- }| i sented to marry the woman so that her evidence might not be used against him. She looks upon Smith as her pro- i Will Senith on the even- Bordeaux and OW ~ wemen S Phine Wines Actually Below Cost. Brass and Gnamelled Bedsteads. A Special Purchase Offered at Prices Ghat Wit at Once Demand Your Attention. ‘When the girl realized that Smith was f ! ag lawyers 10 “fend hier and pala The busy season is coming on and we want to attract your attention to the , : : Cares toe Bese Sguipped Wine Store in Hew York E big Furniture Store on the Fifth Floor is always doing something out of the ordinary. It is always planning to surprise and please you; and it succeeds admirably. Go-Morrow "We Begin a Very Special Sate of These wines are all of the finest quality. They gen be sampled in the department; or, if ordered by mail, will be sent under a guarantee that if not satisfactory they can be returned and purchase price will be refunded. But visit the department if possible. It’s worth while. SUGAR Of LEAD IN Clarets. Sauternes. s r ie Can Ferrand ch Canie’ Bordsenns Tenet) Ch. Ferrand & Co, Rordeaux, France. Brass and Enamelled Bedsteads. y . Every Bottle Wired and Sealed, Guaranteei: Pas P) POISONED WELL 2 Every Bottle Wired and Segled, Guaranteeing Mok saad Contents Genuine, Ms ns We got them for much less than we usually have to pay---it was purely a stroke ‘f Contents Genuine. GRAVES; per case, 12 quarts, 4.90 Sof good fortune, For that reason we place them on sale at much under the usual ; . 1 . 5 d. 1 i i RLODRAE Pet canes 2 atarte, 4.75 BAU Eer eu ter Can Ch a aunt 5-65 hy) ree aaeieds represent the choicest made. The designs are exclusive; you can’t | | Trial of Prof. Phillip H. Clark HAUT SAUTERNES; per 12 7.25 5 i $ | ST. JULIEN ; per case, 12 quarte, 5.25 Sal sper case; 22.quarte, 4 find their like anywhere else. In point of construction they typify all that is best; im | Will Take Place Soon at Fall MARGAUX ; per case, 12 quarts, 5.90 CHATEAU FILHOT; per case, 12 quarts, 8.10 finish they are pertect. River. PONTET ern ; es case, 12 mere 6.35 Eine pelene ee All Elevators go direct to the Furniture Store. Moving Stairways, too. , * a 3 4 ” "i " Pints per case $1.00 more, Very Special Cut ENAMELLED BEDSTEADS. | ENAMELLED BEDSTEAD, 1-inch BRASS BEDSTEADS. Lea beeline oy a ; GATE RIVER) Noy tated bialiaae A on various other items. REAMEILER GETETEA RCC poste, henry top all (raheny BRASS BEDSTEAD; are Lave Tail, curved Mrinch Siig: 45. 00 Cat: tional poisoning case will come to trial 6 3 “WHITE SEAL;"’ per case, 12 quarte, 28.00 abraded ard tah Leoiaipeer rap italic aha Prey Ze sos or aera Slew gr regular price $58.00; special, iy a oe ans hine Wines. MORT & CHANDON; per cur 24 pinta, 30.00 Hl] Etats 2, 75) |amumnury mevegnam, ic (tetany, 22 79 | Raat STEAD a ciclinet Prof. Pillip. Clark, who. is ‘“PRINCE;’’ a domestic champagne made Pipes ab hl edd toch poste, inch Alling, ‘seavy Reporter tareeeer ed “Aandbome eel‘ Charged with polsoning the well trom Johann Serat, - Frankfurt a. U, by the same process as the best imported 43 99 bso arg cnet |BateTtnp all fancy bras, vase, high head, heavy filing and large sia fot regular price BS. 00; = ! i btained their drink- . le s 9 } izes; Y Hi a i‘ rs ey Li i e ia pater NSE OSE NE ff MUBROTEEIER ; por case, 12 quarts, 5.40. | MHI FEF CHE HPI a suerte, 11.00 [|||] garsvasarsicatt MEOH Op, 7.5 areca ME MPN 7, 5D pst” wie 0 9 2.2 OQ suas muDsTEAD, 21cm s - 00; . . v | high head, red top rail, straight Ca arses Jn the sfasnlllss Ria tard HOCHEIMER ; per case, 12 quarte, 6.35 WILSON RYE WHISKEY; per bottle, 75 ENAMELED BEDSTEAD, 1-10ch ENAMELED BEDSTEAD, 1h: BRASS BEDSTEAD, thin on af ol ag, "nate sAswonet suffered from the effects of 1] RAUENTHALER-BERG j per case, 12 quarts 7.25 MONTICELLO RYE; per gallon, 3.1 poste ri 08 and ea ep ale, brags scroll Bling, ail sizes; reg- 9,00 Bisco filling, lar g husks on lppeola cee ee "49.00 pe kee fj : 5 FR 3.00; i {nto the well. Drugaist Bean will tes-|11 FORSTER RIESLING ; per case, 12 quarts, 8,85 per quart, 83 rave all sey soul ce 7 75" price $14.50; special, A pigs; regotar pice 485.08; 9 (97>) Seuss meDsTEAD, >inch com ‘ ey Pe ne tee roe Cane ar GERD! TRE OLD CROW WHISKEY; per gallon 2.50 See eerte , |ENAMELLED BEDSTEAD, 11,- BRASS BEDSTEAD, 14-inch con- Usgous posta, top rail decorated joad to Prof. Clark. State officers wi ENER 'PPCHEN (Mosel); per case, , Y ENAMELLED BEDSTEAD; 1-inch inch posta, heavy filling and ‘brass | tinuous ponts, scroll shape top rail | Wie Reavy Aushe, Stralint (dae ; sar Tne © obatilop). enalyely shored ae auaer ss, . 6.85 F pes cuarts 65 posts, 5-10 inch filling, heavy brass top rail, br fancy |and heavy scroll filling, extension | scroll Siting, FSgetieniiy / 00. the | water to have contained 13-4 per BRAUNEBERGER (Mosel);. per case, 12 W. and A. GILBEY’S OLD ee 68 pe niles rareiale regu 6.00 regu- 9.50 Bb regular price $75.0 im 79, oor" - f 5 quarts, 5 (Wine and Liquor = i - gant, of thal, polaon, but Ero! ‘ 4, will testify thi Bane incr Has, “wlll coef Chit 7.75 dth Fieor.) a ion of ee gallon Pm aii ja itlihieietlbadiad is lee