The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1903, Page 5

IR ee re ree Store, Like the Reliance, Is Splendidly Representative of American So!” . . FLEISCHMANN | ' held on a HERE TOWN Man Who Wolohed for $40,000 at Saratoga Mas Not Gone Abroad but Ie Waiting Quiet- W in Hig Rooms on Broadway, SPORTS BELIEVE THAT | FRIENDS WILL HELP HIM. Report that He Intended Seak- ing New Fortune in South Africa Based on Letter He Is Said to Have Written. Priende of William No Fletechma ho ware grinved 9 few Jaye ago by the Announce at he had overplayed himesif on the races at Saratoga and Bad watched on $10.00 of Hete, had an in the ning papers that he had eithe aay sad oF wae about to go, In an recoup hie for tunes in another tind om the fourth floor of No 1,120 Broad Way. When an Evening World reporter called there early to-d: milk, rolis and newspa eemoved ¢ the morning had not been The door was to a ring and the om the ha iin Visitor was aat Mr. Fleischmann When told of the report that Beis mann had left the country, the person Who answered the bell smiled deristvely and declared that was still in this clty and residing there, but repeated the firat statement, that “he had just was not known whe: gone o and tt he would return. How the Report Started. The report of his intention to seek & new field in a foreign land was based on a copy of a letter Fleischmann 1s said ta have written to his cousin, the Mayor of Cincinnati. It was supposed that he had sailed on the Cedric on Friday. The letter to Mayor Fleischmann is suid to read as follows: ‘The stories that you ve geen tn the| play are true. | publicity more than I can) |, it is needless to say, I re- | ne predicament in which I find beyond my means y one last dig of course, | gh and dry. | ad insanity, because I oughly well aware of what I g. 1 thought at first of com- put I was restrained | act by the thought of | ce to the family name. 1 Sua going from’ hére to Paris” ard | L think, to South Africa, In | er land I hope to regain what T| lost, and if I do I shall pay you | ui te money you have lost through | nie, and I shall pay every one else I owe Vals is the best assurance I can make at present." Relatives A Inquiry at the Fleischmann stables eliciied the statement that the young liad really sailed and was now | the ocean. When told of what had 1 Jearned at Fleischmann's rooms, Uiey replied that they knew nothing woout it Reticent. Hither’s place of business, at} Washington and Perry steeets ‘was | called up by telephone. To the ques- tion whether the young man was there or not, the man answering the ‘phone replied that he was not, that they did know where he was, ior did they wish ta_know, The impression prevails, however, | mong the sporting acquaintances of | Young Fleischmann that friends will] come to his ald, and (hat he Is re- maining quietly here in town until the matter can be arranged SHOT BY BURGLAR HE HAD CAPTURED Kiello Ronino Grabs Man Who Is Leaving by the Fire-Es- cape and in Struggle Is, Wounded Severely. Kielio Ronino, of No, 602 West Forty- seventh street, was shot in the left leg by burglars who tried to get into his room early to-day. Although almost every one in the block was aroused by the shot the two thieves escaped. As no one saw them except in the dark tho police have little chance of detecting them, Ronino was awakened from a sound sleep by the grating of the men's feet on the fire-escape outside his window. He leaped out of bed, and as the burglars started to run back down ‘o the ground he selzed one of them by the collar. The burglar fired at his captor. The bullet struck him In the left leg and he fell back, releasing his hold, Soon men were running from hallways to fol- low the burglars, but they dodged into the street and escaped. DOG CAPTURES BURGLAR. Fritz the Spitz Aids Policeman Schlitz in Arresting Thief. George Ramsel, a B. R. T, Company Inspector. of No, 1117 Manhattan avenue, Williamsburg, tas a spitz dog, Fritz. Fritz was locked in the Ramsel apart- ment to-day Albert Brittman, thirty-two years old, of No, 23 Forsyth street, this city, entered the apartment and kicked the spitz ott. "The spitz ran to the car stables and barked at Rameel, Rameel followed Fritz the spitz to his apartment and met Brittman com- ing out, An encounter followed, in which Fritz the spitz took hold and did not let go until Policeman Scalltz ap- peared and clubbed Brittman. He was taken to the Ewen street station and! ee G4 bupglary, 5 Ohi: ay m=. ' ’ THE WORLD: THIKMDAY EVENING, ACGUNT 97, 1909, s We Give “S. & WL Green Trading Stamps, SIEGE (x ACITY IN ITSELF GC Women's Walking and Dress Skirts. Important Fall Specials for Friday. We have taken a number of Skirts from our regular stock and have specially lowered prices for to-morrow WOMEN'S WALKING SKIRTS Het up 10 $6.50. specia UNLINED DRESS and colors 4 OMEN 'S black special to my ar efully trimmed of all-wool Melton SKIRTS. sith sitehed Taffeta bands qua ube: 9, 98 of geod quality ¢ SHERRY, natare ae auatt bel iMppnia * | REGAL 1) POM GIN, per cane, SHOT ape ds Wines and Liguors. MPORTED HOLLAND GIN. OTN) WHISK BO see “ Munyon ’s Witch Hazel Soap, 100. a Cake, or 3 for 2c. : e This soa offer at 10c. a cake or 3 cakes for 25c. (Drug Store—Main Floor, Front, 18th St) A great skin and scalp remedy A real tonic during the summer and fall. Munyon’s Witch Haze! Scap is made of the very purest and best in- gredients. It is superior to any other soap for the complexion, for sham- pooing and also for removing facial blemishes. . ‘at 25c. a cake; we make a special H sells regularly Caddren’s & Wfisses’ Wear finieh: king Friday, neck; tucked yoke, woke gf torsion jace and 1 special fo% vd to 1d yeare; ‘apea Friday, IGHT GOWNS; high insertion and hemscitched tucks: a trimmed with emoro!- to 14 yoarm; speoial for gn MUSLIN SKIRTS; ja rumMe; lace Insertion and CHILDREN'S tucked um! 2t0 14 LAWN CAPS GOWNS: high | icriy d9c. and empire style; | SILK CAPS; aizen regularly 7h Nal IF 9.99 | 51:99. ot Sct maleate teen Pg umbrella ruffle, edged with lace; 10 to 14 yeara; apectal for Friday, ‘Se MISSES' MUSLIN DRAWERS; deep om- brella in MUSLIN DRAWERS: ruMe; edged with lace; jectal for Friday SKIRTS; deep lawn immed with’ Point de 18, 20 and 22 Inches; gp Chitdren’s Lawn Caps. (EXTRA SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY.) ily trimmed; remu- 950 lined and very prettily B9e | trimined wim ac0 and toon an i deep | EXTRA FIND QUALITY LAWN CAPS; odd styles and elzen; regulariy 98°. and 75a, 490 & 59 (Second Floor, East of Centre.) World's Sreatest Grocery. Leading Specials for Friday. The enormously increasing business transacted in this favorite branch of the Siegel Cooper Store is a splendid and continued testimonial to its greatness and worthiness Everything is so clean and conspicuously appetizing that one buys with more than triple the ordinary enthusiasm, ‘sh | SULEOTED LONG In the wes Fish | Rmuporen Los Warket. . Per SELECTED BOSTON HALIBUT—Fancy HADDOCK, R Lay Chicken nalihat J Io SELESTED' ROSTON 7c) ala, Ib. CODFISH, ¢ SELDOTED BONITA | RA MACKPREL, | SALMON STEAKS, Per Ib. | FANCY SELECTED ‘ODFISH STEAK, ney Boston Mackerel, ) cy. Inga Per Ib, 10¢ Fancy Long Branch Biue- fish, { Fancy Long \ Brals ck sea’ JQo Your Chotoe, = a LONG ISLAND ‘) Per WEAKTIBH. it Th., ponte | Se! IF you are out of don't feel like running in. telephone. EXTRA FANCY LARGE BUTTORFISH, per 1b. ie In the Fresh Weat Warke MUTTON—HInd- | nee avarters fancy ii Cunada Mutton, 9 LAMB—Forequartera | Fancy Spring Lamb, ce EXTRA | QUALITY NATIVE R 7 | For is | ROAST BEEF, MUTTON—Short_ Fore- quarter Fancy Canada! °*: Mutton, per Ib., Be | town or a‘considerable distance from the store and You will be Served just as promptly. POULT RY—Oholce Fresh Killed Bolling Chickens, per w., AB%e CRACKERS—<ity _ paked, fig bars, Harvard Mixed, Bar Haroors’ or currant fruit: per ib, 100 ERS—Fresh mate, low Operas, Fig or Toad Fruit; per 120 POUND in, Citron, in, Mo- Be COFFEE—Fancy Cucita Sandw >.» “DRAKE'S CAKE"?! Maracaibo, exceptional quality fresh roasted; 6 Ibs,, 1,00 thee 170° Wt the Delicatessen Counter. SMOKED BEEF—Finest qua|- Ryo mlid, delicate” cure, chipped or’ slloed while you rate per ih ce BEBF—Home boiled and julcy Kliced to order, per id. 200 AUSAGE—Exira fancy Cor- velat Sausege, per Ib. 160 (Fourth Fyoor.) Ohe Boys’ Store--2d Floor Offers for Friday y) 00 Ohis Great Selection. Double-Breasted Sacket Suits Fancy mixtures and navy blue cheviots, serges and cassimeres. Sizes 7 to 17. Blues and Blacks. and Business wear, a Ghe Popular Yortotk Suits Overplaids and bright mixtures, also solid color- ings. Sizes 7 to 17, Youths’ (Long Grousers) Sutts. A collection of small lots, comprising Mixtures, Splendid suits for School Sizes 14 to 20, 3-Pioce Yost Suits For the larger’ hoya 19/0. 16; Navy. Black and Mix- tures. 3.50 -—— We Give & WW." Green Trading Stamps. ACITY MTSE T ie newer idle ite lratleely The ere of wales deo net flap progress guides it harber of perfect satiefactier Anil tt a rnnbers Ite wales buisinvews day uimands of people are deeply That fact re vividly chown by the that the race ify f Fall ever acations browned and eager for the t are cet for every inverevte suiritle whe attend our ales ' New will necessitate. interest in The Big Store's vell on and beste are return and early Writer quest hanedise savier gary that Pall Sale features for to morrow pleasantly pomt the way Store open Friday untl 6PM. closes at | Saturday Cigars at Factory Prices. ‘ oo gia Es 4.00 2.00 JFrench China Under Cost. a EL AGE y og 190 r ws Cxquisite Specimens of Imported Art. Tiga ate Me — “ 1400 Wonderful bargains these -——-- ~ Those who share in the event will profit exceedingly those who come earliest will fare best. of Arranged on special bargain tables in the new China Store on the Taird Floor. course Being samples and having served their purpose, these superb French pieces from the world-famed Sitted Wrist Bags. potteries of Charles Ahrenfeldt will be offered to-morrow at prices that are absolutely startling nA yy, Such Fine Bargains Should Draw Eager Crowds. ery Special Sate Go-Worrow, Here are the details: — To-morrow we will place on sale a large ats assortment of FIT TED WRIST BAGS, lar; YRATED PRENCH LOT 6. size, 6 inch nickel and gun metal frames ai Aiaphin Me rr chains ive purse and card case’ Walrus 1 cWiNA ¥ . grain leather black brown and rrexcit sitraeing oreo gray; choice of the assortment at 69e : dees, Cantenaed Mie WHITE WASH BELTS, |-inch graduated (TRENCH Feary take 44 sien front, choice of gilt, nickel cr black ai ne ZOOM conn ana’ free -veatie al, oe buckles: all sizes to 34 inches, at Ie eC . Also Ohese Features Special Go-morrow: ea aera, 9 ees von . ie sane i. & ven sac ornament an ront Dinner Sets sick 4 TRA ct " 25e \Siussware: buckle; variety pretty designs, at ‘ 48e ci ola aitees ean iunineas ea 1G9e Tousen, TAnie TVMMLERS. He Dg — eee 97, 00 Lamps. ‘reer Se Ci 525.00; ape HAND PAINTED RL T “i ” hog arse, gress) BERRI, 60] teary Soi cent a ea La all arpets and Fiugs. American, somi-Porrelain DINNER 6 95) [fim XICKML TABLE LAMRS, central MA at burner, 37°" ant SHADES gg, ALIN oy Big Sate Swings Briskly Along. People coming back from the summer's «iting and opening their town homes will, in thousands of cases, appreciate the need of a bright new rug or a cheery carpet. particularly, as in this case, when littleness of price is such a winning inducement Monday started the Fall sale with such a fine showing of animag, tion that there hasn't been_a whiff of a let-up. Stocks are wonder- fully large and complete. The Carpet and Rue Store on the Fifth Floor fairly brims with handsome colorings and artistic designs. The special bargains for to-morrow are: SUGAR AND. CR iki eit $1.00 and $10 ee A. utumn Fl: ats Jor Women. Our Fat Store for Men. Stationery Store CABINET EXTRA WEIGHT OND. sheets, 8 envelopes to much, OTe ores EXTRA WEIGHT BOND. Tala dive, Siteetaa ent: A PGe a DS AND PLATE: 6p 80 VISITING CARDS AND PLATE; oid tan, 79 Bae 60 Carpets. CARPETS. por yard 1.60 NERIE CARPETS, by ai yaLvar Ghanety oo SSCL area va, 4.20) suyrxa Rte M118 AXMINSTBR CARPETS, borders gig | 2.50, 4 4 @ | TAPESTRY BAU fx tne Ta alae f SMYRNA RUGS Very special lot, 9x12, 13250 grade, 24.50 (Futh Floor.) Rugs. WILTON RUGS. 9x12 size, $27.50 quality, $0 VISITING CARDS. from pi 100 VISITING CARDS. trom pi: Remittances must accompany mall orderm (Thint Ploor, Centre.) Wall Paper. Bargains in Room Lots. Week-end reasons for buying artistic wall paper. Three very unusual oppor- tunities : HES ROLLS; good quality paper, with 16 yarde border; regula? price 8c. per roll Yat2 atze, SELS CARPETS, with and ao hall and stair effects, yd., $0-. quality, Gie. < quality, S5e. We. quailty, In Such a gathering of the very choicest garments at ONE UNIFORM PRICE has probably never before been at tempted. No matter whether you_need a new outfit just now or not, IT WILL PAY YOU AT THE RATE OF 100 PER CENT. TO INVEST TO-MORROW Che Wen’s Store (Main Floor, @ast,) 45e BOLLS; many styles and patterns, border; regu! . “yards border; regular price Ibe OG, Embossed and Gilt for halls, More becoming than ever, far surpassing last year’s creations, are the handsomely _ trimmed Hats for Fall. The Salon (2d Floor, Front) teems with beauti- ful, good Hat ideas. Paris, Lon- don—European art centres—pro- duce no more lovely millinery than The Big Store Hat department. Three alluring grades are priced BOBBINET CURTAINS. at BOBRINET OURTAINS. prettily Hi 5.00, Crercwen | 70. 00, e Brery. wine. and al of "quailty Sn Tawa. (regular 9.95 € oe e , Wlid-Summer Furniture Sate Is Rapidly Drawing to a Close. LITHOGRAPH TOPs. exch, _. . What a wonderful record-breaker this great Furniture event has been! Mid-Summer Furniture Sale has been wholly overshadowed. But that is natural. The Store Is a Great Attraction; Exceptionally Complete Stocks. Choice Furniture, Everything is new and fine. There is nothing cheap or commonplace about the stocks. The Furniture Store commands an immense sweep of floor space, and the stocks are so enormous in their broad variety that they arouse enthusiastic commendation The Special Bargains for To-Morrow Strongly Emphasize the Savings the Sale Affords. For instance: 3 and 5-Piece Parlor Suites, Odd Upholstered Chairs, Tete-a-Tetes, Morris Chairs and Couches. Some of the Parlor Suites can be had in the styles and colorings as shown in the Furniture Store only. But in most of the others there is a good choice of colors. and comfortayle. Our Hat expert is 13 Jone touch with haters everywhere, And We Set the Pace. 51.50 & $2.50. , 18th Br.) The best previous Hand Finished Suits, Black Fabric Suits, ore, Parlor Suites, | Odd Parlor Chairs, Couches, Lienetee eee mee Tete-a-Tetes, &c. 5.90 JOURNEYMEN WORSTED AND SOFT 925.00 PARLOR SUITS, 19 25 | $11.25 UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS, 9.50 ats G : ENS and fabrics representing prod $0.00 PARLOR SUITF: 23.50 | $13.00 UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS, 74.00 ets from! the best: looms. in Single Breasted and Double 134.00 PARLOR SUITES 2675 = . Breasted Sacks, also 3-Button 835,00 PARTOR SUITES ae oo | 15.2 UPHOLSTERED anv cHArRs. z 15,00 this country. Splendid Sack Claas, Sone 1a Diagonile 445.00 PARLOR § 85.00 | $15.25 UPHOLSTHRED ARM CHAIRS, Suits. in all colorings and styles, | ‘Thibets and Undre 4 Wi ne 126,00 PARLOS 42 00 cae ; 25.25 BOX COUCHBS, } includ: a cial se | PLOUREES LEN ODE Se ERED 417.00 UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS, cluding our special semi. | steds All. sizes, including 0.6) PARLOR 5500}. 0 $3.0 OX COULHBS | miluary 5 Rien RAREOR Op oo | 217.00 UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS ; a f EXTRA LARGE PBRia POLS Upholstered Couches. | Sizes 33 to 42 at 0 PARLOR 72,00) ATT) UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS | your YOUR EN £120 00 PARLOR 78.00) 16.75 UPHOLSTERED ARM CHAIRS yt Giese iN CHOICE, | DOLLARS. $98.00) PARLOR wity| 2259 UPHOLSTERED ARM OHALS TK 34.00 CHOICE, DOLLARS Sia $115.00 PARLOR $10.78 UPHOLSTERED RECEPTION raitea PTY $140.00 PARLOR 21000 wee CHL re $16 0) PARLOR 18075 | 101 6 UPHOLATRRED RECEPTION OHAL Aes 2250.00 PARLOR SUIT 20500 © ‘ Ng .00 Mes aa) HES: S*Piece Parlor Suites. | $11.76 UPHOLSTERED RECEPTION CHATS = HONE ; VoLoo pats LP 34-00 sr00 UrHOISTEREN RECEPTION cut Very Fine Top C 11660 PARLOR aUrTDs 35.00 | 5) 99 UrHOLATERED RECRPTION CHAR, ‘ Mixtures, tte MAREOATS : 45.00 FARLOR @UITEs 350 | 131.00 vPnoren CASSIMERES and CHEV- op cout: of a + an $85.00 PARLOR SUIT 48.50 | $21.00 UPHOLSTERED ROMAN Mortis Chairs, IOTS_-Medium ad light col, textures. Majority silkelined: 970.00 PARLOR SUITES, bt 175.00 PARLOR SUITES $81.50 PARLOR SUITES 10 PARLOR SUITES, 72.00 495.00 PARLOR SUITES, 77.00 $115.09 PARLOR BUITHS 55.00 9125.00 PARLOR SUITRS, 96.00 | $37.00 CPH« $10.50 GOLD ReCHI 328.00 UPHOLSTERED ROMAN © $22.50 UPHOLSTERED TRTE A Raincoats, including the cele- brated * Cravenettes.’ Yes! You do need a Top Coat or Raincoat, even in Midsummer t YOUR ors, conservative and. ultra- fashionable models. both single and double breasted sacks Tall. short, stout or slim men will be fitted perfectly YOUR EN DO 0 Jenin 3 MORRIS OHAIRS, with 3.75 ~ot) 6,00 with taney mavoeany & 75 | iw) MORRIS OHATRS, w cushions, oak or MORRIS CHAIRS, ur cushions; oak $140.00 PARLOR gvITES 100.00 $115.00 PARLOR SUITS 105,00 | 15.59 GOLD RECEPTION CHAIRS MORIN CAATRS mie teary Bera POR ARS aaa 3180.00 PARLOR SUITES, 110.00 | $22.00 GOLD ARM CHAIRS. unions. oak of manowsny JQ OO Cc E, $150.00 PARLOR SUITES, 121.00 | $30.00 GOLD ARM CHAIRS. $200.00 PARLOR SUITES, 265.00 ' 445.00 GOLD DIVANS, @ina Floor.) ' ' e