The evening world. Newspaper, April 16, 1903, Page 10

ANY ROWDIES rs Were Locked While Police stood with Drawn Revolvers and the Band Was Whisked } Back to Brooklyn. Hoodiums, Who Had Been UW Serorizing Bridge Train Passen- ite During the Rush Hours, tinded Up in Dramatic rashion. of baw load of young rowdles who have lem iterrorizing passengers on the “L' crossing the bridge during the ik ,and evening rush hours was p to-day. They were kept in ¢ar when it reached the Manhatten “of the bride by policemen with n revolvers. Then the car with Its of rowdles was switched back to yn and all the offenders were to4he Adams Street Court, omplaints of their outrageous conduct § Ro frequent that the B, R. T. vais apepaled to the police and Capt. ney. of the Bridge squad, was giveh ders to break the kang un, He learned boys were accustomed to ren- About 7 o'clock every morning ridge platform in Broklyn, then Ynté the forward car. of which Would take complet possession. hey terrorized the cuards and -as- ineers, opend windows, smoked cigar- pane, used coarse language, cut rapa. and by force of numbers wnted any one from Interfering with Detectives Broderick and Lauter-| M were sent to the platform at 7 joo kto-day to atend to them, They @ tha crowd assembled and pushed ito the forward var with them Gaye Them Fall Swink. five minutes the detectives let the ine rowdies have, full swing, Then “ drew their revolvers and rounded Offenders up in the forward part t the Manhattan end of the bridge the orderly pasengers were allowed to We the car, but twenty-three prison- franging from fourteen wo twei oa were Kept In the car. Was then switched 1b and MBroklvn, where Broderick sun Heemen and touk the orisoners to ide station. COURT. | *| Compound. The real heroines of every day are in our homes. Frequently, how- ever, it is a mistaken and useless heroism. Women seem to listen to Sai, call of duty except the supreme one that tells them to guard their health. How much harder the daily tasks become when some derangement of the female organs makes every move- ment painful and keeps the nervous system unstrung! Irritability takes the place of happiness and amiability; and weakness and suffering take the place of health and strength. As long a$ they can drag themselves around, women continue to work and perform their household duties. They have been led to believe that suffering is necessary because they are women. What a mistake! The use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound will banish pain and restore happiness. Don’t resort to strong stimulants or narcotics when this great strengthening, healing remedy for women is always within Teach, FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN, If there is anything in your case'about which you would like special advice, write freely to Mrs. Pinkham, No man will see your letter. She can surely help you, for no person in America has such a wide ex- Pericnce in treating female ill had. She has helped hundreds | of women baci ddr L and ree. You are very uu do For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure - recited in the following letters : “DEAR MRS, PINKHAM;—I wish to express to you the great benefit I havo derived from your advice and the use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable My trouble was female weakness in ifs worst form and I was ina very bad condition. I could not perform my household duties, my back ached, | was extremely nervous and [ could not eat or sleep, and the bear- ing-down pains were terrible. My husband spent hundreds of dollars to get me well, and all the medicine that the doctors prescribed failed to do me any good; [ resorted to an operation which the physician sald was nec- essary to restore me to health, but I suffered more after it than I did before; Thad hemorrhages of the womb that nothing could seem to stop. “I noticed one of your advertisements and wrote you for advice. I re- ceived your reply and carefully followed ell ‘Instructions. I immediately Hive of them were let go, as there was t wuMclent evidence to hold them for detly conduct, but the elwhteen ‘Ywere bundied into two patrol And sent to the police court. Prisoners Held. Digistrate O'Reilly ho:d six of the wbnérs under bonds of $200 each for tomorrow. They were William Myrtle avenu 487 Seventh ave- burg. No. 102 Bed- i street; Willam Schultz, No. 20 Borty-fourth street; Ernest Goebel, No. Brockton street, and Henry Strumph- f, No. 1492 De Kalb sige a “$the other prisoners were iH ‘were George Benson. .jlong as it gave mo relief from my suffering, as I could not expect to be cured |hard all day and go to bed and rest at night, thanks to your Vegetable jer's. great friend, Joseph Strufer, > Emil Rutt, Wi Stockholm street . 182 Ralph avenu Sehnitzler. No, 486 Grove stroe t_ Zech. No. 826 Stockton street! nk Sullican, No. 1432 rGeene avenue; jeorge Hi M457_ De Kalo G M67 DeKalb Horn. Horn nue, URGLARS BEAT NIGHT WATCHMAN. ised «Robbing a Greenpoint Store, They Batter the Officer with Iron Bars. | fThree burglars who were rodbin | Posow's dry-goods store, No, 1019 Man- ; enue, Greenpoint, early this ning, were surprised by John Beg- M, & special watchman, They turned on Begman, beat him with bars of “and left him unconscious in the tar of the store. H saw that the lights had been d down in the s and he rushed seg) yee oe without getting ie three ar - Goods in bundles and had Rosny th in the yard. the watohman could draw his iver they were upon him and iat Jaet wv Ul th Dy 1 igen His home js tn Freeman wit tt i. The thieves did not wait for oiuaegtt (TORN BY CIRCULAR SAW. man in Factory Had His Arm Nearly Severed. drew A. Schnapp, thirty-three, Wl Firat aven' too gawer in the Thomas Todd of employed as a ¥, Thirty-wixth street and Firat was severely torn by a cli- Baw jn the fuctory to- clogged by wood Create aris He Wbady of a drowned man was und @t the foot of Forty-titin forty years old, tive Sok. with Box | == began to get Flronger, and in two weeks wax about the house. I took eight bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and continued fol- lowing your advice, and to-day I am a well woman. Your remedies and help are a godsend tc suffering women, and I cannot find words to thank you for what you have done foy,me."—MRS. LOTTIE V. NAYLOR, 1328 N. J. Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C. “DEAR MRS, PINKHAM:—I write to tell you what Lydla E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has done for me, “L was suffering with falling of the womb and could hardly drag about, but after taking five bottles of Lydia EB. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 1 was completely cured. [ ain now a well woman and able to do all my work. “I think your medicine one of the best remedies In the world.”—MRS. J. M, LBE, 141 Lyndal $t., Newcastle, Pa. “DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-- Lydla EB. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has done a great deal for me. I suffered so much from falling of the womb and all tho troubles connected with it. I doctored for years with doctors’ und other remedies but received only temporary relief. ei “I began taking your medicine, and had not taken it long before I was feellug better. My husband sald that 1 should keep right on taking it as by one or two bottles. I did so and am now able to be on my feet and work Compound, I am certainly grateful for the relief it gave me. It is the moth- I would not be without {t in my house, for when I feel Ured or out of sorts I take a few doses and feel all right. “I would recommend your medicine to all tired mothers, and especially to those suffering as I was.""—MRS. R. F. CHAMBERS, Bennet, Neb. FORFBIT {t we cinnvt forthwith produce the original letters and mignatures of above teatimontale, which will prove thelr absolute genuine ineners, ia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass. CAMMEYER OUR CHILDREN’S TRUE FORM SHOE B.Altmank@y. Glove Department. On FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April 17th and 18th, a Special Sale will be held of WOMEN’S TWO-CLASP GLACE GLOVES, in Black, White and colors, ZAC. Pair. Sale of Boys’ Clothing FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April {7th and 18th, AT SPECIAL PRICES. Norfolk Suits of Mixed Cheviot and Fancy Cassimeres with extra pants (loose and close fitting styles); sizes 7 to 15 years, Sailor Suits of Blue Serge and Fancy Cheviot with extra pants (clese fitting style); sizes 5 to 10 years, Also Overcoats of Tan Covert Cloth; sizes 7to 15 years, $5.50 each. Elahteenth Street, Nineteemth Street and Sixt) Aveune, AN OCH & Between Lenox & Open Patet | 125th St., West, Seventh Avenues. till 9.30 P. M. Friday & Children’s Days S38 Children’s Days here are glad days indeed—for we offer the very newest the very prettiest of Children’s G at even less than our usual low prices, FOR THE GIRLS. Tai Pier, MISSES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS, of cheviot or fancy mixtures, collar- less blouse, with shoulder capes and postilion, trimmed with Nov- elty braid, seven gored skirt, 14, 16 and 48 yrs., $12 and $14 Suits... 9,75 MISSES’ TAN COATS, of all wool covert cloth, full piped seams, Nor- folk belted effect, satin lined throughout, 12, 14 and 16 9.00 Jacket ; 6.95 GIRLS’ CLOTH REEFERS, of all wool Paca or Broadcloth, collarless, with broad shoulder cape and stole, deep cuff trimmed with bands of taffeta and silk braid, all colors, 4 to 14 yrs., a 5.00 value... 5 3.95 GIRLS' DRESSES, of all wool fancy striped challie, Duchesse effect, 2.39 e guimpe and, short sleeves, finished with three inch shirring, pink, blue, white and Nile, 4 to 14 yrs., a 6.00 value. GIRLS’ SUMMER DRESSES, of fine colored pin dot dimity, guimpe ef- fect, with bertha and sleeve ruffle of plain white mull, finished with bands of self material and five inch sash, 4 to 14 yrs., a 3.50 dress. . GIRLS' RUSSIAN BOX PLAITED DRESSES, of finest chambray, body and sleeves entirely plaited, finished with large pearl buttons and belt, all colors, 4 to 14 yrs., reg. 3.00 FOR THE BOYS. BOYS’ RUSSIAN SUITS, of all wool serge, cheviot or Venetian cloth, handsomely trimmed and braided, 2 to 5 yrs. reg. 4.75... ‘ BOYS' NORFOLK SUITS, of all wool mixed fabrics, box plaits front and back, with belt, 4 to 44 yrs., reg. 5.00 BOYS’ SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, of all wool cheviot or serge, some with emblems on sleeves, collars and shields, 3 to 10 yrs., reg. 6.00.. BOYS’ TOP COATS, of all wool covert cloth, made broad shouldered, short and full, 7 to 16 yrs., reg. 3.50 3.69 4.50 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, long trousers, of all wool fancy 4,95 mixtures, blue serge or Thibet, single breasted coat, cut military style or new English loose back effect, Is the model shoe for children. It Ff the only perfect child’s shoe, and the only hind that they should wear. Child’s and Misses’ fine kid, button and lace Shoes, welt soles, sises 11 to 2, $2.00; sises 6 to 10%, $1.50. Child’s and Misses’ fine kid button and lace, sises 6 to 10}4, $1.25; sises 11 to 2, $1.50. Infants’ sises 4 to 8, $1.25; and 2 to6, $1.00. Children’s pink, hlae, while and red kid shoes and slippers. Shoes to prevent children from toeing in and high counter shoes for Weak ankles. Boys’ “Harvard,” Jr., $2.00. ‘The same as our famous $3.00 Men’s “Harvard,” in black kid, box calf and black calf, sizes 11 to 5%. Boys’ imported patent leather lace and bution shoes, welt soles, 2 5 0 sizes 11 to 5%, ° CATALOGUE MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION, 6th Ave., cor. 20th St. B.Altmans Go Misses’ and Children’s or blue, 2 to 5 yrs., reg. 4.25 tucked taffeta, or Russian lace collars, some trimmed with fine silk 4 98 INFANTS’ LONG CLOAKS, of all wool cream Bedford cord, single or i of same, sizes 83% to 11, durable, sizes 2% to 534, 1.79; YOUTHS’, of same, sizes 11 to 2 1.93 , MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS, sina res M trimming, reg. 98. sennee eseneachvsees bound, lined, ready to wear, all colors, reg. 2.50, A 98c SPRING and SOMMER UNDERCLOTHING OF FOREIGN and DOMESTIC MAKE, 4 including Nainsook and Cambric Sleeping Gowns, Corset Covers, Drawers and Peuti- coats, of silk and washable materials, Also House Robes and Sacques of Lawn, Silk, etc, ‘ 45 to 20 yrs., reg. 11.00 and 14.00 8.50 & 9.85 FOR THE LITTLE TOTS. ccs nine CHILDREN’S REEFERS, three-quarter length, of Venetian or serge, round } or scalloped capes trimmed with braid, Monte Carlo back, red, tan 3 6 9 CHILDREN’S REEFERS, three-quarter length, of cheviot with ; trimmed batiste collar; or three small capes trimmed with soutache braid, Monte Carlo back, red, tan or blue, 2 to 5 yrs., reg. 5.25 4.49 CHILDREN'S REEFERS, three-quarter length, of plain cloth or cheviot, braid, red, tan or blue, 2 to 5 yrs., reg. 6.00. double capes, trimmed with ribbon and fancy silk braid, reg. 5.00,. 4,39 SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, sous rw MISSES’ BOOTS, lace or button, of fine Vici kid, hand welt, patent leather tips, spring or three-quarter heel, sizes 1114 to 2, 1.79; CHILDREN’S, 1 59 ' BOYS’ CALF LACED SHOES, welt sewed extension soles, stylish and 1 59 LITTLE vile LACE SHOES, of fine Vici kid, stylish and durable, sizes ‘ 9 to 13) CHILDREN’S BOOTS, lace or button, of fine kidskin, patent leather tips, wedge heels, turn soles, sizes 5 to 8 : 89c CHILDREN’S SCHOOL HATS, of mixed fancy rough straw, rolled brim Sailors, trimmed with ribbon band and streamers, all colors, value Soc. . 29c S' IMPORTED TUSCAN FLATS, of fancy natural straw, bell or square crowns, in two sizes, the correct hat for wreath and flower 69 c CHILDREN’S ROLLED BRIM SAILORS, in a large variety of fancy straws, lined and trimmed, ready to wear, reg. 1.48 and 1,7: 98c MISSES' TRIMMED HATS, of fancy rough Jap straw braid, stylishly trimmed with satin, straw caboctons and two quills on crown, velvet 1 48 . CHILDREN’S FLOWER WREATHS. FLOWERS AND BLOSSOMS—a big variety of all the lar kinds— Poppies, Daisies, Bluets, June Roses, Forget-Me-Nots, Field Flowers, full wreaths, a complete hat trimming, reg. 1.48 to 1.75... PH Price 25 Ce rice nts. STANDARD AMERICAN ANNVAL. 25 Cents of All Netusdealers A Home Completely Furnished, $115. LIST ON APPLICATION. Worth $180—We make a specialty of complete outfits, and from our extensive betel Selection can be made to suit any Golden Oak Chitfon- fer, clad 7. OR CRED! "Gash ISHER BROS, Columbus Ave. & 103d St. Elevated Station, | Open Saturdays 104th Street. | Until1o P.M. IF YOU NEED 4 O8FICR BOY oR 4N ERRAND BOT, AN AD. IN TH® suNDAY WORLD WIZ, Gtvz You YOUR cHoIcE yRoM awonG HON- oenpe 6th Ave., Cor. 20thSt, Advance Sale of Tourists’ Good. ourtsts' Goods. Our Trunks, Travelling Pags and Suit Cases render trips agreeable be- cause they add such immense increase of comfort, combined with such wonderful decrease of cost. Our motto of “Standard of Merit’ applies to our Trunks and Leather Goods with equal force as it does to our footwear. Wrist Bags, Chatelaine Bags, Netsuke and cAutomobile Bags, Purses, Felts, Pocketbooks. WRIST BAGS, in genuine seal and tan, id. small sh Gia “sichel SAE ok Prater SER UEE IAG and small shapes; gan metal, nichei am fl lined, were $2 se.0...... sees rank < 1.00 SOLE LEATHER SUIT CASES, linen lined, shirt pocket, st @ bolts, oid brats lke steel Fame Bee ee, OOO. BASSWOOD TRUNKS, lea her Eound, hardwood slats, linen lined, two _ trays, two solid sole leather y straps, teavybrassed rim- mins, three strong hinge: 30, 32, 34 and Nh 36 inches ..... Trabelling Bags and Toilet Sets. & atop Child's 12%4c. Hose, 7c. Children’s fast black cotton Stockings, ribbed, good qual- ity, seamless feet, double heels and toes, strong and 1 7c What We Say—You Can Depend—It's So. APMAN & G. Entire Block, Fulton From Bridge to Duffield St., Brooklyn. Exceptionally Strong Offerings for > Friday, Bargain Day of the Week <<a Green Trading Stamps with All Purchases. 7S5c. Roller Skates, 39c. Roller Skates, steel extension, black hardwood wheels, strap heel and toe, can be extended cluding black, 86 inches wide, size shoe, Fri- very lustrous, Friday, per 1 39c}. 8ic 19c. Dress Lining, 8%c. 5,000 yards of Spun Mirror Lin- ing, in 36 different shades, in- firm, Friday 50c. Negligee Shirts, 35c. Men's and boya’ Negligee Shirts, soft finished Bedford cord, made with neck bands, as-‘ oe colors, good fitting, 35c 10 pieces Table Damask, 62 inch, extra: heavy bleached, Scotch linen, only two: patterns, Friday, per yd....... ieee GOC Miscellaneous lot of satin and red goat Slippers, opera and one strap, mostly 25 c cE oe DEN Ch ee oe ke )e) SOc. Table Damask, 39c. Women's 2.00 Slippers, 25c. yard 50c. Umbrellas, 35c. | 50c. Unbleached Sheets,39c Men's and women’s 26-inch Eng- Only 500 Unbleached Sheets, size lish gloria Umbrellas, steel 81x90, strong and wiry, rods, well made, handles of value 50c., Friday, each.. 39c 50c, Corsets, 35c. Congo wood, trimmed or 35c Short Hip Corsets, 4 hook, lace plain, ‘Friday’ trimmed ‘top and bottom, 35 [ej 12%c. Denims, Etc., 7c. sizes 19 to 26, in white. Fancy reversible Denims and printed Cretonnes, in Up+ Barren cam ay Tt 7c| _ 65c. Taffeta Silk, 47c. 1,500 yards.of Black Taffeta, 19 holstery Dept., Friday, yd. 10c. Stationery, 5c. Inches wide, fully guaranteed Box containing 24 sheets fine ‘by the maker, a strong, lus- satin finish Paper, plain or trous quality, ruled, and 25 Envelopes, in yard neat box, Zenda Notes or 5 | Queens Court, Friday....... 56/250 Laundry Outfit, 1.50), small sizes, Friday 2.00 Couch Covers, 1.19. Oriental tapestry Couch Cov- erm, 50 in, x3 yds., Friday. 1.19 10c. Embroideries, 5c. Embroiderles, hand loom Bak: ings and Insertings, wide mar- gins, all cut out ready for use, Friday, yd Large fibre Wash Tub, Laundry Board, large cedar Clothes Basket, carton of selected Clothes Pins and 50 feet Ma- nila Clothes Line, com- vate 1.50 Wall Paper Offer. 10 rolls of good Paper and 20 yar(is of border, Friday, oro OC ey 10c. White Cambric, 6c. White Cambric, yard wide, fine finish (Muslin Dept.), Fri- 6 Cc day, yard. English Long Cloth,90c.Pc. | 900 pieces white English Long Cloth, 12 yards tn plec *" 90c = 1 Iron Bed, white enamel, fancy filling, stripe ticking, Total, value1Q,00 velonrs, tufted, all hair, A Great Oter Iron Bed Combination Sale. Complete combination, Friday...... 5 Couches covered in Imported embossed Verona good quality J fringe, steel springs, regularly $16.50,... 11,50 —® @ = —> Big Sale of Carpets, Etc. Newest and best patterns and colorings in Mat- tings, all grades. We quote a few prices for your Judgment. No mail orders filled, China Matting, roll of 40 yds, 3,98 Axminster Carpets, broken lots, in Smith, Hartford and Bigelow, reguierly $1.25 and $1.35, yd. 750 Best 5-frame body Brus- | sels Carpet, this sea- | son's patterns, regu- jo larly $) yard.. Extra tapestry Brussels Carpets, parlor dining- room, hall and stairs, regularly 7bc., per yard...... 55¢ | Japanese Matting, roll of 40 yards. . 6.7 5 Ingrain. Henrietta, strong, durable fabric, Brussels Oa) 36 in. wide, regular- ly 35c., per yd. 20c Cork Linoleum, 2 yards wide, light and dark tile effects, regular 50c. quality, no mall or- ders, yard New / Wilto) riental, Turkish and Persian designs and colorings, 27x54 in., reg- ularly $4.25.. 2.98 o @ fon 3.00 Cloth Jackets, 1.50. About 800 cloth Jackets, in black melton cloth, short tan Jackets, with Pe Pea izes 32 to 42, ; ; vest 1680 45c. Carpet Hassocks, 25c. Carpet Hassocks, Brussels, Wii- tone, ma Sypris} pay each. 3,00 Silkk Waists, 1.50. About 250 colored silk Waists, lie not strictly fresh, sofled from handling, @ assortment of sizes and colors, 82 to 42, Friday, each. 45c. sinene teh 29¢. Women’s Kimono f 4 fev ie Might "asin, nk _Alges 83 to 40, Friday 9 5.00 Trimmed Hats, 2.50. Trimmed Hats, hand made on wise. frames, handsomely and neatly trimmed, black, white and colors, Friday 2,50 { 25c. Chatelaine Bags, 10c. Chatelaine Bi in tan leather, eee d frame and chain, 250. Gas Globes, 15c. Gas Globes, new etched pat- terns, bowl and juat sbape, 4-inch a! 15c¢ 8c, Towelling, Sc. Towelling, extra beavy un- bleached Kitchen Crash, Fri- day, yard... tay, 5c , 25c. Flowers, 10c. Flow for, hat trimming, also Follnge, values, Fri- .'. | 10c 17c. Moire Ribbon, 8c. Black Motre Ribbon, 3 and 3% Inches wide, all silk, good quality, regular 15c. and 7c, values, Friday, per yd., OC pentane serena rshonteae 75¢, Bed Pillows, 39c, 400 Bed Pillows, good size, good feather filling (Blanke Friday, each.. 39c 8c. Hose Supporters, 5c. Women's and children’s Hose supporters, black and white, in Notion Depsriment, Friv day, per palr....... Be} Turkish | wash rag, Friday... 40 Boys’ 35c, Pants wy and Waists, 19¢, Boys' Wool Pants, odd lot, also | Pops: Percale and flannelette ‘aists and. Blouses, r from 4 to 14, Priday, euch 196 2 Verner