The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1903, Page 7

firoboet duty at the foot of Clinton FOR * ptreet, ‘hree times during his early ‘ career a8 a fireman his name appeared [MM 1, yout‘eas sur yor te ae Gove ertonalrtu"ant CeielGor [Mth atten ate ata aera ind twice fo: acts without au These will ine ¢ thor- It wan learned that Patrick H, Trav~ | ugh Size poe advice fee ot charge, Sha places in charge of the whiney: © of the 5 i Battalion, will, to-morrow. take f “. AUSSIA RESENTS OUR ACTION ON KISHINEFF [Czar's Uncle in a Special Interview) Given to The World Declares that * There Can Be No Question of Inter-' vention by the United States in In- ternal Affairs of the Muscovites. ((Copyright, 1903, by the Press Publishing Company, New York World.) (By Cable from a Staff Correspondent of The World.) HOMBURG, Germany, June 29.—Grand Duke Micheel of Russia, uncle of the present Czar and brother of the late Czar, gave the following impor- tant interview to a staff correspondent of The World: “Tt is impossible to give all the causes which have contributed for cen- turies to produce the racial hatred against the Jews, which has been espe- cially strong since the time of Peter the Great. “A certain aspect of it is purely religious. As, for instance, the re- \gentment felt at the oppression of Greek Orthodox Christians in Poland ‘when that country was still a distinct kingdom and the Polish adminis- tration was inspired by Jews. “But it is not true to say that the Jewa in Russla are discontented and unhappy. “The Jewish agitation is chiefly instigated by influential Jews ont- side of fia, such as the members of the society in New York whtoh has pr ted a petition, and especially the powerfel Jews in Berlin. “An example of this ocourred when Baron Hirsch arranged for the emigra~ tion of large numbers of Jews from Russia to South Ametica. It seems to me conclusive proof that the Russian Jews ere not unhappy when we remember {that fange numbers of those emigrants returned tmmediately to Russia upon the collapse of the scheme. “Disturbances similar to those at Nishineff have ooourred from time to time, jenpecially about Easter, They are rumored generally some two or three month: beforehand, and I recollect that my brother, the late Emperor, was much In this particular case the civil authorities were jecoupied with the question. warned | place. 1o not im the least condone the civil administration, The Gov~ orn though an old officer, decorated for bravery, appenrs to have fost Lip head. But directly application was made to the military au- thorities—who cannot intervene without being requested to de se—the jerisis was ended in two three hours. Military assistance was sum- moned too late, and the Governor has since then heen removed. ' “T repeat, therefore, that I cannot 'n the least condone the apathy of the olvil juthorities. “But {t must be remembered that there are some 8,000,000 or 9,000,000 ‘of -Jows in Russia, although it is very di Mcult to count them, eince they do not care +> appear for the census. Kishinert is one of their principal centres. “the Russian Jewa, moreover, are not rieh and influential ike the great financiers in Germany and France. They are it allowed te keep ba: Although some of the lerger Russian banks were originally founded by they now are in the hands of Christians, and the Jews themselves, as a rule, ero poor people, working in factories and.op-ferms.’ Y ‘What will be the reception given to the American petition in Russia?’ asked the correspondent. $8. «“rhere y Amertoa in the purely aware that'the relations ways been of @ very cordial na- apecti oe 1863, yw! jsuian. fleet visited New York. ‘an island in Peterhof there is a tree that was planted by two Amer- cans, whose names I do not for the moment recollest, in memory of Washington. My father had an inscription placed upon ft, and st hes now grown into @ very magnificent tree indeed.” ‘As the correspondent atose to go, thanking him for the interview, His Royal ‘Higtiness most cordially expressed bis pleasure and gratification’ over the oppor- tunity of contributing bis quota toward a better understanding between the Rus- alan and the American people. —_— eSeeeeeeeeeeeee FREEL IN OLD JOB Sse" Ee AT HIGHER SALARY brig oe ars aa ind Pieced a, atin AS, Commissioner Sturgis Trans- e fers Him to Former Position as Fire Marshal, Having Been Battalion Chief Just 24 Hours. inch of nothing.” DROWNED FROM FERRY-BOAT John W. Burrows, sixty-five years old, fell overboard from the ferry-boat Me- teor at Shooters Island pier, Mariners’ Harbor, 8. 1., y and was drowned. The body was ‘his home in Caroline Brighton. Commissioner Sturgis, of the Fire Department, to-day placed Thomas ¥. Freel back In his old position as ire Marshal. Freel was promoted to the \position of Battalion Chief and place@ in command of the ‘‘enth Mattalton. He now resumes his position as Fire Marshal of the beroughs of Manhattan @nd the Bronx. ‘The position of Battalion Chief he held for twenty-four hours, but during that time did no work, being allowed a @ay off. A year and a half ago Freel was a Captain, being then in command of En- gise (o, No. 8. He was given leave of a@brence soon after Commissioner Stur- yla took offiée and was made a Fire Marshal, As a Captain he received $2,150 per annum, but as a Fire Marshal received $3,000. i} insect life. Non-Polsoaous, Non-Bxplostve, Non-Staining. some three weeks beforehand that a disturbance probably would take ) . THE WORLD: ‘TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 80, 1903, H.O'Neill & Co. ‘Women’s Wash Waists and (Secon: Waists. fine qualities, solid pleated, hem Summer Clo Sizes 34 to 44 chest, regular price, $2.50; special at..veee Men’s U fine Lisle Thread, worth $3.00 each; special atesee Sixth Avenue, 2 with part-pay- Credit, ment privileges. 2-Piece White Lawn Suits, (Like Ilustratoin), value $6.00. Made of sheer lawn, front of waists cov~ ered with all-over embroidery; skirt full flounce, each seam hemstitched; sizes 32 to 42, For Wednesday's eelling, 2.75. Hecht Bros., 259-261 Sixth Ave., Between 1¢th and 17th Sts. Clearing Sale of Parasols, Wed. & Thursday. We will place on sale a number of lines of -ocet for Hlarvie's, from us. Plat cans 2c; 14 plat r HA Yi, DRUG OS; ‘When he was promoted Chief of Bat- talioa his salary was again increased to $3,200 per annum. He retains this ealary although put back» to his old duties. * Twenty Years’ Service, Tt was twenty years ago to a day that "Tom" Barrett, as he is affectton- ately known to the older men under him, wag assigned to the Mercer Street Hook and Ladder Company; rhe same station he took to-ddy for his head- \rarters as commander of the Third ‘ttalion, He {s from “up-State'— Dutchess County—and hi ys that he ‘wan so {/grecn” whee he was given his first assignment that he got lost trying to find Mercer street. Chiet Breet has two medals for saving life outsite the line. of duty one @warded by the Life Saying Benev- olent Association of New York, fn 184, and another by Congress, fm 1900. On Juno 6 last he received the Stephenson medal for general efM- loncy as an officer, The frst two men- Jjoned ‘honors were for resoulng drown- fag children while he was stationed on a by an opticiar ‘This means that oi se is Tals offer te, THIS WEEK Rizo Decause the oppor- optician @f more «1 ood very part! con Char as Chief of Construction and Repal ‘Travers was the only veteran on the eligible list for'either that pos!- tion or Tt had 106 E. 234 st, New York, near sth av, that x t of Battalion Chief, S41 Fulton st, ar. De falb ay, 192 Fultca st., y%, ut, Orange at, vy pe ee Deg ead to spespee Chief 1 le a lastoner surgi when Ke was ad, The re ee Br aa sadiiensséss Nnneuee Dag-T-Ra Eyeglass Clip, 50c, ‘es I nao Fish who Pas een Att: ipa ‘te sk i Sy hi mciey: Plain and Fancy Parasols, which we wish to close out— they comprise goods ranging in ‘prices from $3.00 to $7.00 _ te reduced prices are $1.50, $2.50, S350 Lord & Taylor Summer FURNITURE ‘Reed, Rush and Rattan Poreh Chatre and Rockets Reduced te 8 50 8 00 and Formerty $4.60 and $10.00. Corresponding Reductions tm our entire line of Summer Furnishings. ‘WINDOW SHADES (A Specialty). SHEPPARD KMRPP & ae oat Adth Sts, at Special Price Reductions for Wednesday. WOMEN'S WAISTS of Lawn, very | stitch finish or trimmed with close bl Msi ial gmbroldery, Wedne €1 ()Q) ior Wednenisy-... 95298 Value $1.50. | Value $7.75. WOMEN'S MADRAS WAISTS| in neat small figures, in the new) round yoke shapes, full sleeves, hem- mitch fined, Welner €1 QQ) Weaneaay..--....., 95+00 Value $3.50. | Value $7.00, That Men Will Appreciate. (Second Floor.) MEN'S BLACK ALPACA COATS, | $1.48 MEN'S BLUE SERGE COATS (all Mosier 34 to ve chest, OS ay ROBES, all jular $4.50; special sizes, regular price $4.75; Mecissetehevagoes ceveas| BOSDO| spel atesescocssececess $2.98 at Fabulously Low Prices. 300 MEN'S UNION SUITS, of | $1.25 | a Skirts id Floor.) | Walking Skirts. WOMEN’S WALKING SKIRTS . of Brilliantine, tailored, in blacks and WOMEN’S WALKING SKIRTS of Cheviot Canvas or Meltons, gored thing Specials belo Wey pe PANTS all sizes, regular price $2.00; special at. : $1.25 MEN'S IMPORTED TURKISH nion Suits 500 MEN'S UNION SUITS, in sky, salmon and balbriggan, warth $1.00 each; special at SOC Oth to 21st Street. Summer walking made easiest by wearing the Cow- ard Oxford. The only thoroughly com- fortable low shoe, because of its fit a// over the foot. ~All Shapes for Men and Women. SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, JAMES 8S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., near Warren St.,N.Y, Mail Orders Filled, SEND FOR CATALOGUE, Credit to All, MichaelsBros, 6th Ave, & 9th St, Brooklyn Noted for Fair Dealing, Ladies’, Men's & Children’s CLOTHING. SOC. ots eccun SOC. Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Bedding, &c. We Will Furnish Your | Home for $1 PER week $i | Open Saturday & Monday Evenmgs. Do You Want Summer Boarders? You can easily x get them by ad- p vertising in the SUNDAY . |it speaks by its books; when It mentions é saenenentoe-nent Mail Orders Promptly Filled. } Goods A] 6th Ave., 21st and 22d Sts., N. Y. _ ferereceaeecncecectanantetngcenantntatsetritottntntategegngngrttatotetetnarangeecttet ’ Offers at | | for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, a special | list of dainties suitable for picnics, luncheons, etc.: i BOILED HAM.— mater OE tS c Dp BEF | BS Dee eth. fare, B4C Brae - d \4c aU re BONED CHICK- th Ic TUR- COOKED Helmet CORNED 1b, Floral a Cra | TER: scythe £ : I 2es can Oe 4 CRN, ble, Ib,.... 4 rs ae H ENA RE 8 | ox TONGUE, —| Bans Set atltee Nineieraee gi, 2008 4g] met unde Teer | Se ame te Stay The eats. DOG | Raveptatd...., BAC | tame ain, 2 1,05 Wehakyiae. 4 ot a Cents Per Copy, tjauee Sheet Music, 12s Only one copy of each piece to a customer; none to dealers, My Hindod Bette, Roselle, “My Royal 1 Love Only One Giri de Arabian Scout March | Mascagni's Farewell (dig hit), (the oly successor Ae 1 New Mowa Hay (al! the rage)? Princeton Tiger March | (iC with the coi- lege bora) to the wor! O'Brien (ble hit). Do You Ever Mies Me, Dedrent (beautiful, | hi | Golden Gambling Down on the Farm, ” lah clans rong), qT (Rurovean eenma- | Bird of Paradise (bie | on nit) arene seen tnenenenenenentue- ‘Su hi ig Coon AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN SALE OF Brass and Enamelled Iron Beds! The Result of a Fortunate Purchase—Good Brass and Enamelled tron Beds—The Stock of one of the Largest Manufacturers of the Country at a Great Reduction from Real Value-— { Ten Handsome Styles to Choose From! Enameled Beds! Brass Beds! At $1.90; Regularly $3.50, Buameiled Iron Beda, Yanga; al! wizes, At $3.35: Regularly $4.50, Enamelied Iron Beda, with extended toot, with brass vanes, all plzes, At $4.45. Regularly $5.50, Enamelied Iron Beds, with extended foot, with thaped top; all alzen, At $4 (95; Regularly $7.50, namellet tron Beds, with straight post, with | heavy claws and scroll centre. with brass‘ caps and | ra heavy 1%: 5 top brass rod j with Yelnoh A With rings and spindles, At $ 4.4.00; Regularly $20.00 Brass Bods, 1%-1nch post, with extended bow foot. At $22.95: Regularly $30.00: Brass Beds, 1\%-1n. post, extended bow foot. At 00; R a At $5,95; Regularly $9.00 $2700) Beast 336-00 Brass Bede, 1%-in, continuous post, extendes Enamelied Iron Beds, with fancy soroll, with | bow foot heavy post; all sizes, | At $6.95; Regularly $10.00,'At $29.00; Regularly $35.00 Faamelied Iron Bede, with continuous post, | Brass Beds, 2-In. post, dow foot, with heary with taney soroit doalgn husk on post. At $8.95. Regularly $12.50, At $40.00; Regularly $55.00 Enamelied iron Beds, with 14-120 post, heevy Aller; % top rod;, with fall mounta and | Bram Beds, continuons post, with heary bush vanes. [and fliers, and scrott designe, 0 KeepYourInsid es Coal Here's a man who thinks he has heart dis- ease, and is scared half to death. His face is all drawn out of shape from fear and agony. Every time he eats his heart “pal- pitates”—that simply means that his stom- ach is swelled up with gases from ferment- ing undigested food, and his heart thumps against his diaphragm. Nothing the matter with his heart. In the summer-time this fas distention is much worse, his whole ly and blood get overheated, and his heart and lungs get so crowded for room that he gasps for breath. There he is, look at him! Every minute he expects to drop dead, As a matter of fact, all he needs is to stop that souring and fs forming in his stomach and bowels, lp his digestion along and keep cool inside. You all know that whenever something rots or decays heat de- velops. Same in the ody; Keep cool inside! Take a candy cathartic CASCARET every night at bedtime. It will work while you sleep, clean up and cool your insides, give you a regular, comfortable movement in the morn- ing, and you'll be feeling fine all day every day. Heart Disease! Fudge! Best tor the Bowels. All druggists. 106, 25c, 50¢. Never sold in bulk, tablet stamped CCC, Guaradteed to cure of your booklet free. Address Remedy Co., Chici New York. wo profits for World advertisers, This will be about all for this time. Just in closing, a few words more about this morning's Por saety There are seventy of these active busi- These words are plain, Moreover} ness agents in this morning’s World. It they are founded on plainly demonstrated] wi} prove interesting to read a few of facts. Take notice: ’ them—may find something you went. ‘Advertising pays) the Advertising that; You can buy a corner grocery, an tce- ~;cream saloon, a cigar and stationery pays best is the plain matter - of - fact store, a paint store, a fireworks and va- kind; the best field for liberal Advertis- | riety store, a dairy grocery, a restaur- ing exists where there is the guarantee; ant, a furnished con house, eo of a surpassing circulation. l {, There were a total of 2,006 of these When The World speaks of circulation phere e advts. printed in The World PLAIN TALK. — —_————_- —__— the self-proving benefits of Advertising Are you looking for office \help, it {s thinking of the advertiser's results,) home help, store help or factory In the popularity of The World's col-| help? Sunday World Wants Sheet is umns there {s the ground work of good .New York's greatest help geticr. WVNeS A tn, ee Ma Good Values vs. Trading Stamps SEEEEREEERNESISDINTNEERSIAATSERIINNIDC ISB i In addition to other spectal offerings To-morrow A Sale of Toilet Articles: At HALF and THIRD. Off. Goods in daily use, at such concessions at this time of yeas, when preparations are rife for travelling and Summer vacations, can do their own talking. "UE HERE ARE THE ITEMS:— 2500 Tooth Bri Fountain Sytinges—best white rubt io and 12 cent Bis Ruaraniged | bertect3 hand rubber | tubes—Isto 4 @ es—usual r 1 fi At rt are rita, alte in ravi ot |p to. Team a a9 to buy @ family supply and have each éne of a Aifferent myle. 1,00 fine Hair Broshes— all hardwood backs—medium slze— (nice for travelling), 9 to 13 rows strong bristles—tisually .69 to .79.. «1 usually 98 cents... Royal Taleum Pow Nasal and ‘Throat Atomi usually 49 cents hisk Brooms—large—usual Unbreakable Rubber Combe—’ 3 styles—usually .19 to 24. 15 ‘der— Engiish Violet—always 15 cents.... 9 | Natl Leavinced we pb bee cle? close Riviera Violet Taloum—usually .04.. 21 | Pure, brlatle isunily. 8 ‘ce Nats Rd 15 Bath Brushee—with strap an, adjustable hardle—uenally .24...../) 15 | Fancy Tollet Soaps—aneorted odora— Royal Tooth Powder— gla@n bottle—value .15......seeeeeeeee Listerated Tooth Powder—usually .25 15 Maw's Cherry Tooth Paste— |7% om. cake—ugually 9 comts........ USUALY .25..s.csersevevereees +18 1 soubrette and Palmetto Turkish Borine Tooth Paste—usvally .2..... .12| Bath—5 cent cakes... i Borine Tooth Wash—60 dent st 2B | Hellotrope—6 cent cakes. 1.00 wine... .49 | Glycerine, Elderflower and Wild Paes: aah er ae | Flower—3 cakes In. box: y, 10 Powdar—usually .24.. 416 | Violet Soap—8 cakes—usually .1By.:. i Magia Toflet Cream—ueually .' .86| Salem Witch Hazel—$ cakes+ usually .19... Veokostes eres ¢ | Pure distilled Witch Hazel— usually .39—pin 29 | White Castile Soap— 3 Superior Bay Ri 10 ounce—usually .15.....045 eevee oO usually .18.....+ +12) white Castile—3% Ib. bar— Florida Water—8 of.—asually .28. +15 | usually .34...... peesesevesneeeooos seveee BLE Violet Totlet Water—usually .39. +21! Green Olive Oil tile Fau de Quinine—uauely 09. 81 | SEO aT Fe oR NF Violet. Ammonta—qt.—usually 118 | peteoteum Jety—pound Jar, Smelling @alte—ueuahy lbs.sesscccce @ | QSUAMy Bosse rresnee NO MAIL ORDERS. ~—_______—_+ To-Morrow, Wednesday, July Ist, OFFERING EXTRAORDINARY OF = 4™-ent raee Fee accaariine De Soie.ssuss 17 Cardinal, Cream, Maize, Nile, Pink, Lt. Blue, Bleck.” Not soiled of mussed from handling, but fresh, new, beautiful—right from the paper wrappers. x If you are particular about the color, come early, for we cannot promise assortment to remain complete-all day. While we don’t say “worth 50 cents,” Some folks have recently offered identical goods as » special at 35 cents; hitherte 50.cents.” ‘ j —— : No TRADING STAMPS HERE, To Make Wednesday \ Tester day, to-day, to-morrow. A Busy Day In Rugs We Offer: a i pend @ dollar for chance to gain a cent? Sigcre ure prices that ReTUALLY save dimes and quarters at once or every CK Stamps PROMIBE Th the future. Beautiful Ostrich Plumes Black and White—French Curl— wide, full flues—One quality—finished with the new celluloid quill ends— REV ARBIBLE BMY! a deet—or 3x4 fe I notice 18 & i x4 colora In the desrat desiugne—value $12.00... Dress Goods VALUBS vs. STAMPS." 49 cts...for 46-inch Mohairs—elikt Aathe —value 7 cents. i A fien Pe Bria ser . 39 cts...for French Votles — gineh— Hi nes ised stipe areal Seentore $7 inch Plumes. 29 cts...for 46-inch. Moth > 18 inch Plumese cy peal (and mountalh prvi co 49 inch Plumes. ‘ 98 cts... “lasing ahades—cleewhere TG 29 cts...tor All-Wool” Wie a: ‘ool APatross—elee- Ribbons and Gloves. 20 inch Piumes Measurements art alone—quill ends @ Women’s Summer Underwear, VALUES ve. STAMPS. 12% cts...for Ladies’ Rib Veats—fuil sim not included. 49 cts... for bo-Inch double lots, all wool—elsewhere es —- straight and shaped — eide- valbes aoe im where «18. tampa Rivbons—Plain and Libarty 4 19 cts... Ladies’ Liste Vests — all | feta; . sigan, ingoaing eae: lee = aloes Rohe eee ahi binant ha yere 29, Rant were PATRAS Week Bh AR Great lot of Dresden, Stripes, Pom} ar an bons, plain or Hemstitch and fectsNeck to Sash widthe— ue Value 1 f Value UE Ae RN gto co 2 te and “Black value conte... 7 {Yale od 29 cts...tor Ladies’ Shaped Vests; value 99; also pants to match at same peice. tor Lisle Thread Vests—lace 39 ct for ack and arms—elsewnere “0, 49 ls totaal Hate tras —elsewhere .00, | 29 eat duannan, hige Hckerboaker Drawers—value &. To-morrow, Until One o’Clock : FANCY DRESS GINGHAMS, 4% Cent seersucker and fancy stripes—all colors.... Only manufacturers and wholesales can fully realize what above means.....-Bvery day we have offers from large conzeras to buy all we have @ price we quote, but we don’t care to sell that way. : —————_—_* 4 woman whe lived im @ shoe; He Jrecwe siamps here, Dut Van There was an ol She bad so many “Bamps? the dida't know what to go, She bad green ones, and biae ones, yellow and red, Sho mixed them all up; they muddled her heed AND THEN erste res ponele to spear x SHE THREW THEM AWAY. lant prise. e——---———. -'- ——— White Goods Clearing Day. To-morrow we will close out all goods otled or tumbled through previous weeks selling-..++-Come right to Z The Bargain Square you will find all soiled goods and short lengths’ AT GREAT REDUCTIONS, hy In White Goods Dept, sate eet where