The evening world. Newspaper, September 15, 1903, Page 9

ee THE WORLD: TUESDAY: AVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1903. THOLLEY DERALS” (gS CARIN BROADWAY GIRL WHO SLID DOWN ROPE TO ESCAPE IMPORTUNATE SUITOR. GIRL FOILS SUITO BY SLIDING ROPE AEAR West Fourteenth Street Exceptionally Low Prices for Co. | 6th Ave., 21st and 22d Sts., N. Y. Adams. Misé Tess Escapes William Lexington Avenue Electric Car) {” Fiagia MOG Peis ; rag Golden, Who Cuts His Arms Crashes Into a Horse-Car | We Wish to Announce celebrated Fine All Wool Smyrna Rugs. and Causes a Block in Traftic raver and penman, MR. IRVING | ___ Extra heavy quality that we bought at usual cost of the ordinary kind Breaking Through Glass Door to Peach Her. make a quick sale and insure a very busy week, we offer them at | ONE-QUARTER OFF REGULAR PRICES | en HAUSER, i is now engaged in our Stationery at Duane Street. Department—main floor. Card writing and monogram work, as well as engraving Smyrna Rugs....18x36 inches, 98 cent grade 79 SEES AMBULANCE, FAINTS. duane teh parees ch oa on jewelry and silverware, will be Smyrna Rugs....26x54 inches, 2.49 geade...... 1.6 Q0°™ Jenga Suisse done while you wait. Prices moderate. Smyrna Rugs....30x60 inches. 2,69 horse oar and derailed it at the Broad- way and Duane street crossing, during rush hour, TraMo was ne en nee eee eae onan The Balance of Our Summer Stock Smyrna Rugs....36x72 inches, Bhe Drope In Front of Pulltzer Bulld- Smyrna Rugs....4x7 feet, Ing ae Vehicle Hurrles to Get Un- welcome -Lover She Left Behind In Office Building. | Patrick Byrnes, of Is ice, Masa. After sliding down @ rope to escape = ie Mone Greeti eee es broken lines and sizes, in quite a variety of styles, in Ging- French effects....Rugs of which every thread is pure wool, that oan from a rejected lover pretty Christina ho wa a - s, 3 2 = ompt used elther slde, are thick and soft aa a bed of moss, and will give ¢ ees ‘Tess fainted in the street in front of ths form of the horse-drawn car, had his hams, Madras, Lawns, ¢tc., are marked down for a promp \ichest satisfaction In wear. air Bae Pulltzer Building. | to-day's early blocked, and men swore and shop girls 1 ylanned to half of and stenographers, who h: get to work on time by the an eyebrow, sald spiteful thing right knee bruised, The police reports « Girls’ Wash Dresses se’! GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES, comprising odds and ends and and effective ‘clearance aah! regardless of cost or value. Smyrna Rugs... .2x3 yds, Smyrna Rugs. Smyrna Rugs....3x4 yds. Ten to twenty styles In each size—rich, + 244x314 yds, 6.75 grade. 12.50 grade.. 19.98 grade... 26.50 grade. dark tones or the Lat 19 e _) band dee ae eer oescacen say that the refuaed medical araiatance | 192,00 Dresses $2.50 and $3,00 Dresses .48¢) 4; cron iptore caer ea eee and “walked home.” dovscreait eines Exceptional Values In the") Ladies’ New Black Silk Walt: | man from whom she had fled. He had ‘All the passengers in the horse car ced to ecuced 10 -Fashionable Lace Gollars. Peau de Sole and Soft Taffetes navg) a nengnanentnt latest tucked effects, combined 4 cut his hands and arms in battering In the glass door that separated him from Miss Tess. ‘The young woman worked at No. Beekman street for B, A. Kissam, and tt} was there the trouble occurred. Golden worked across the street, and Js several Tea) Atle a rade: Raglan Preaxtast, ex C Sor hOn Bantoert fe look elsewhere fi years older than Miss Tess. He met her peonels veer otfeel Sense Se ee eee we ask you to look elsewhere first and| Big enough to amply tuck atound ‘aes first in a business way and then became and She. Ib, For this sale we J5c round and sweet Brows tal pour) kattte saliltactian’ how | uses atl Beacon ie ibe pride a frequent caller at the home of her | way. got out and helped put tt back on the track, and, with angry glances behind at the frolley oar, which they blamed for the oollision, they went on their A Choice Collection of make the price per Jb fresh en ee ee pee Specials! dally Wo ‘42 We ate not exaggerating in stating that | of Lace Collars in the city; such confi- dence have we in superiofity of styles and assortments, as well as values, that much better you can do here... .Lace we have the largest and best assortment | offered with fancy braids, ornaments Tace medallions xl duewcelsewhene of as @ special at Our Price. he Double Bed Blankets labelled 33-4 are for double hades grandmother, with whom she llved, at . No. #6 Pennsylvania avenue, Brooklyn. Rogie | breakin °° 3} Coffee] renktast blend Java and Collars are to be in highest favor this Fall | countenance no false or misleading labels” * The grandmother objected to the| soealinees ESE offeel 5! very tine fiavor:}] | and Winter—among the varieties are: You will find these excellent (ee young man's attentions, thinking that| ‘ben $1.00) Tess EF Sean in voy and armam to any Point Venise, Arabian, Filet ana trish| aq) ¢ teat “a Srlsn Neda que) (oo ybudglic be caareied! Bie. cottes tn the market: ope D3G tt | point Venise, Arabian, Filet and trish | All veel Wate Calitarnte as he wished. She asked the young = ange Cal Tlack™Rose, leaf, scroll, medaiiton and | blue torders—siik CouNGer..ceses Se BB 0 woman to break with him, and she sent : A ae Re mune Bye | Q ae RON panoae fruit and wheat designs—our ‘All Wool Scariet and Natural ; ” him a note saying that she could not fox, tte Ie pkmm sD 5e( 936 1.98-2-49--2.98-3.98 to 15.98 | Gray Blankets—combinal ; see him any more. FORCED INTO MIRE MAY EXTEND TIME 10 A subst | B toar ean 9.98--3:08 to, .16:98 crown, pink oF blue borders... - 4:98) Golden went to Klssam's shortly be- 4 egttoe. ma = ; Fine Gray California Wool igus fore § yeserday afternoon. The girl c 7 7 | quality we can aie was working on the Sfth floor, which i Pretty Articles of Leather fo'sell under s Gog? more ress, 298. i" shut off from the rest of the bullding by w glass door at the foot of the stairs. Robert Davison, son of the manager, refused Golden admittance and bolted SM ON Co. kel moumed—oo} mains the door. Miss Tess had heard the TRYPHOSA JEL- CATSUE — “feria! rei a at.} | Dickel yu a my sii zl Fancy Neck Ruffs obo tnery words between the men and was| George Willingmeyer, Chased by| Present Hot Wave Is So Much X PO dita t Brana. qhe, dent; prurea nutriment: the | Rested, nent case, purse and bottle 95 eney . frightened, Golden threw his welght | d f Order that the Stock iby geen: 30¢ Pte ed igeatible milk pro-| ag HE A eR a od ‘or Coo ae tuainst the door but it would not give, Crowd of 14000 Men and) Out of Order that the Stoc! Shue & Gestine Pe ene tela: bine, erey” apt tanaif with oo Ts rneriatat and he began to Beat out the glass with his right fist and forced himself through the opening. There is a well from the fifth to the fourth floor in the building, and a ropo suspended froin a pulley was hanging fn it. When Miss Tess heard Golden| PHILADELPHIA, Sept 15.After] while the Weather Bureau is issuing in’ and’ t break through she ran to the well and) noiding a % eas nd: thy "sample ot - ie le squad of polices and a thou-/puylletins about frost and snow in the Hoe: cream, mage (front this powde jaking our Selecti for Fall R No ow 5 r ions witugaing wig fats, the mee fovne | sand infuriated men. and Bove; ct-ISay | Wet iasiathe) teenselon ce troptcai| Don't tum with loathing from} {samnixms— NEY FRE ve “= = stan ared ook behind her. In front of|for almost ten hours, George Willing-| hurricane across the Ohio Valley, New i ‘pom" bran Just received? BEAN § — Han Remember G the Pulltzer Bullding she saw an am-| meyer escaped from the swamp where| York is entertaining a midsummer hot wholesome food! Regain a hearty, | })73"%) "imported ; | two ‘cane : ea Beans, bulance racing toward Beekman strest healthy petite, regain YOUT | Toacked in pure Olive APPLE M £ and siraightway fainted. She was car-jhe had taken refuge and boarded a] wave in the middle of September, ie . 1. | Sours: eae PPLE] Marrow Beans, 5c t N ried into the drug store until another | train for New York. The police had) ‘This being Sept. 18, the Inst call on strength, rebuild your flesh, revital- sae 25¢ TAR foresee tas oasare 7 a ohere Can nice took het to the Hudson Street} pant watch fren and thought escape| straw hate is popularly supposed to be| ize your nerves by taking 15c ms tt Hospleal She was suffering from nys- ae ———__ AGED MAN DIED IN SURF. ATLANTIC CITY, Sept, 15,—Samuel L, Bievenson, aged sixty-five years, of| Greensburg, Pa., lost his life in the surf) here yesterday. Physicians state he| threatened him because he had set his the present hot wave. passes. over, x acd of agonloxy as he was bathing In} aog on a crowd of boys who were teas-[ Netther the Weathet Bufeau nor the the Fyvorid’ 5 greatest nerve torlic and|] Hindsome Souvenirs Presented to Purchasers During OUR ,READY MONEY ‘ ing him, Healt, Desartnient has ever béfore Fired Into Crowd, had to take cognlzance of three heat |Stomach regulator. Read the experi- OUR 5th ANNIVERSARY SALE, Always buys at lowest.prices, BOLD OUTLAW GIVES UP. BUTTE, Mont., Sept. 15.—Llewellyn Welker, murderer and most desperate of the six prisoners who escaped from the County Jal! here Aug. 12, walked | while the me temperature for the Oak into she merits office last night and| remarks Willingmeyer fired his gun bebe ae 76. Ronee, figures are fully Chif. C gave him iD. if a dozen were struck by| five degrees below street temperatures, - . uments them and half a dozen wei | five, degrees below sinect temperatures, Furnished, $14 5.00 ‘ommon sense arg that require ALL RECORDS) BROKEN! oes wep ain ved at thelr legs. Halt |the way of tain and cool. weather, Never Equalled fA dozen more were Injured and the man| ‘The tropical storm which threatened Scotch Lace Curtal Bables’ Silk Bonnets ran Into a swamp. to get into atitude by this morn- Cand t yon, loner @....4-98 Rif’ Score Old Wagon a Fortres' ing has been % and 4 yds. long—value $298... by Any Paper! 2221 this morning’s World, vantage Willingmeyer could have easily t St. D host M M Dunn killed ‘lingmeven had they tried to| Martin McMahon, twent-one ears ol, | ton St., Dorchester, Mass. Mr. Du 736 Feld Helo Wants tn the $3 other} Ite ilnPand’ they desided to wtarve| who saya he lives at No. 404 ast One| SAYS? | Newest Coloringsneayy cringe 4 og| mad funy oa scp New York papers combined: | him out. But during the night he Cluded |atundred and Forty-second) street, was| “| was In very poor health and | [Freight allowed on out of town orde pe iererk flmmed-valueDbecrm seme MAN ELUDES MOB Boys, Finally Makes Escape, Heading for New York. FOR STRAW HATS Exchange’ May Take Cogni- zance of It. impossible, but in some way he slipped between the guards and got away. Willingmeyer fought his way into the swamp, firing his shot gun into the crowd half a dozen times and wound: ing ,@ dozen persons. ‘The mob had This occurred at Tenth and Liberty streets in this clty, The crowd at first consisted of no more than a score of men and women. Exasperated at their) big shot. The most seriously hurt ‘Tenth street; Miss Zochistie, of No. 1270 Mechanic street, and a boy. ‘The shooting attracted a great crowd and several hundred persons were ston following the man and his dog. Wil- ngmeyer kept them back at the point of his gun, and when they came too At every step he went into the mire half way to his knees, but he at last reached an old wagon that had been Fires were bulit around the swamp) and fa large squad of extra policemen were called to watch, From his point of thelr watehfulness and made his way to the raliroad, boarding a freight train bound to New York, were Mrs. Loutowsk!, of No. 1019 South | due, and on the Stock Exchansj' tt ts worth a broker's life to appear in any- thing but a new derby. But there was talk yesterday of having issued a spe- cial bulletin granting an extension. ot time ‘on lght weight headgear until prostrations on Sept. 14, but that recora was made yesterday. According to official figures, thermometer regis- tered 8$ degr: 4 o'clock yesterday, |tho maximum was 66 degrees and the mean temperature 67, ‘he weather clerk’ doos not attempt to explain the hot wave. He says we are probably getting what 1s coming to us in the way of heat, as New York broke the record for cool weather dur- the months of June, Jul: He promises early rellet now moving with eat velocity over the ‘Ono. Val TRIED TO ROB A WOMAN. ra MAminished ley. MeMahon Held for Trial on Mrs. Mary Murray’s Charge. held for trial to-day for an alleged at- tempt to rob a woman in the Boulevard 6 Untasted Food. Dr. Greene’s Nervura ence of Mr. Colin. R..Dunn, 14 Min- weighed but 92 pounds, and my home-made, g uar- Ww. Cocoa! Santa Clare , Fruity large 1; S-Ib eat Jae 230 Ke THK cans, $81.4 Tuy Carncas Brea con, %-Ib. tins Ice Cream Powder! iy re 9. equires_no ARIE "5c Commencing Sept. 10 to Sept. 17 inclusive. Special offerings throughout our en- tire stock which will make the sale especially attractive to customers. Golden Oak Side- board, fonier,, special] INCLUDING A Home Completely value, Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Kitchen. ‘| THIS OUTFIT IS VALUED AT large $150. 9.75 LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT “' Solid IChatr, Oak ‘that are finding quick snle, Fitted Walrus Astomortie, Bage— Black, Gray it nae Ladies’ Gibson Belts—black, White Cotton Blank: quality made—value Brrsseesee MOD, | aig tan—allk lined—gilt or nickel re $1.98, buckle and slide—were es os!” OUR GREAT SALES Lace Curtains and Bed Sets Hand madi sand ots Mage Ania Point Curtains—value $10 to ‘Mercerized Damask Portieres Imperlal Rep Curtains Better Than Here. Enable us to take the largest-quantittes, _ OUR MODERATE EXPENSES Do not require-great:profits, financier to understand—Facts that. are- empie= sized by splendid values-in New Fall:Goods SUCH AS THESE:— ae 7.98} Babies’ Short Dresses stranded almost in the middle. Paid Help Wants in this as a fortress he resisted every ef- Was Bosch Leow Bl © fort bi im te plet nee te Tits ef seurandeomeny get + fort of the police to bring him oui BaD Seat ah io Hse LETS og ‘Babtes’ Long Cloaks Youths’ Long Trousers Hotel. Invited to take a drink with| stomach was in such poor condition mirror, special, av . —<—<—_—_ ; AQUNTA sore the 8 : him, ‘Mrs. Mary ‘Murray, ‘who lives on| that 1 could not enjoy my food, 1 Ee Nile, rose, gobelin, dark green, (Navy and Doe a 2 and wentioth atrects went with Me. | secured a battle of Dr. Greene's Ner- FIs HER 8 ROS., tnaet satin damask combi 6.98) sors Mahon to the Boulevard Hotel, th vura, and when I had taken one der to harmonize. Oe $3 waist @ ARTISTS .... 3] JANITORS ©... 13 RULGAR h FEARS Hice nay.” When in 4 dark aide entrance! bottle I was able to eat a great deal GOLUMBUS AVE. & IO3BD ST. Sree gieaces Gal rerecrena (fie the ‘worms, dememing her puree and ate ie to yan teat) BLRY ATROLNCATION. 0738 saTuRDAYS UNTIN 10 YM 1! Mercerlzed Brocade Curtains : z Jewels, ; 4 BARTENDERS .. 8) KITCHENWORK. i ‘Then @ souffle ensued, the man finally} weigh 131 pounds, and Instead of ee ery Gat ore ssgict 98} College and High School BLACKSMITHS . 5| LAUNDRY discovering, it ts that the wo going about on crutches, I can walk Fine range of Mercerized Brocpded Cur: pa! man was too much for him, He broke fine, $408 to Gingie BONNAZ ... «+. 8 WANTS 14 Gway,"and tuning out int the meet] and enjoy myself like any other WwW. I4¥ st Soler misturea 8 BOOKBINDERS . 16] LAUNDRESSES . 5 ol ‘nto the Hepeiet ‘of two detectives,| young man,” White Novelty Walstings | Blues fat fe peat thy ses waa a ay nraets puts gece Recommended ane aie b at drug- EST wD. Mercerized Jac Melt Silk HS pes Ae che aint ‘ erat t . For fi edical advice write Basket value.” Bnatonnd "."s|acasaconn .". 2] Note to the Powers Asking for/s HELD AS COUNTERFEITER. ft. Greene, 101 Fifth Ave, N Haisfarses and bashet wenve BRASBWORKERS 4 ve 38) nt tion, Says that Mas- to Dr. Greene, 101 Fifth Ave, New Ree eerie valle aiiccacanmecee Boys’ Negligee Sit aa 44A9 BRICKLAYERS . 8 : ntervention, Says tha Two Other Men Arrented rata | York Ci ‘ Paroaie ialae ne mn holla beste aS sacres Are Part of the Sul ei MOLEC Das Bordered Apron Lawns aos ir Pee age nese ‘illiam Donohue, one of three men Satin hemetitch stripes—make aes F foltera' den in the rear of 208 afulberry CABINET THER HANDS. 8 stro was committe on ORIENTAL RUGS “Goodwear’’ Cambrics Ladies’ bt ; MAKERS 4/PACKERS .. .... 4 Jorerday ty United “States” Comte > U ss adies’ Tailored Suits ny CANVassERS «.. 10] PAINTERS. 00. 71|_ SOPTA, Bulgaria, Boot, 26-—Wollowtne | pioner aay for the Boderal Grand CARABAGHS AND GUENDJIS, $7.50 Kant yride ctor Underwear and g9/! Walking lengthe—now CARPENTERS .. 10/PAPERHANGHRS 12) 976 807 canna prausctedlh tothe “Francia Binglgtan and James Healy, You (former prices $10 and $15). RTT hte ites ovata j CARPET LAYERS 5| PHOTOGRAPHERS 6 Ls 4 fon ti who Were arrested with ue, were Many rich antique pieces, all in good condition. Girls’ School Stock! value $20.00. veoveeee 108 F CARRIAGE PIANO HANDs,, 16|D0Wers asicing tor interventts: to pis | mot treated as prisoters Before the Suites and odd pieces of Furniture greatly reduced to make room for Fall| Girls’ School Stockings ; MAton Tl PLOMEaES 18) vent further massacres bythe Turkish | Commissioner, Singleton waa held as tock dally aerieia ina ena heay Hb —aoubie beele: P aiad T{PEUMBBRS. «+++ 141 troope: witness, In $310 bonds, while Healey, e now stoc! y 8. tocs and knees—29 cent grade,....+19| Ladies’ Dress Skirts i CAs vine se 5 a 3 inane ee ee ciae BOOK |. “What the Bulgarian Government had] Sher ‘room’ when the Guise a ae: CORNER ore RS, Fine Black Pee ae ‘CHAM - foreseen, as expressed in {ts note of] "den" was broken into, was dlschar That an accurate and complete test ’ School Stocki front, trim'd CLYRKS POLISHERS a wed $5, $10 joys’ School Stockings hp of skint tri BES hed bdr se 8] June 2, of the development of affaira| for lack of evidence. of the sight cannot be made by hav- “ Laide valine Sib Gee aoe. &9B CoMTMAICEN + S|PORTERS .... «+ IT/4n ‘Turkey has decome amply verifed. ing you read cards and look at test Gormer priecs $7 » $14, Sap. | hile feelty Coes ana knees— ay | by e i t+ see 10/Mne ‘Turkish Government ta syatemat- letters? Mahogany finish frames. Manica dd cent RrAdet ters. . sane COMPOSITORS 103 | PREETI oe ee eee ee ri culgariag peopie, | COST IN WOODS ALL NIGHT. |] “impaired vision may come from FEGHOTGREDYTI caininsiira even bargain prices | Ladies’ Walking Skirts COOKS: ... #482 ROORE 8] “The mobilization and concentration! G7 nan oN ¥, 8 hee] disease, inherited deformity of the : | Cheviot and Mannish Mixtures— CROCHETERS .. 2) of such great forces in Wuropean Turs} OoeN Toe ort rote ems the} eye, old age, or abuse Of snatural’ | new flare—hip trim of atitohed 5.98 CUTTERS .... +. 10 Key, under the pretext of suppressing | eee vee ot en with tage |] ws. To “remove the -trouble the P RTHWAIT |, DAnce-heweRt moOsie—wetH® hs DENTISTS . + 8 the revolution, gives Bulgaria reason to| {urns searching for her Mra, Sarah J.|| practitioner must be competent to @ | wee Back and W ut An Gre DISHWASHERS « 22 . 10|euppose that at an apportune moment Voornees aged seventy-five,” spent nt find the cause. He must pe thor- New Flannel Me clsts DRESSMAK: 14/ SPINNERS .,....- 3] she will be attadke ‘Turke: night wandering in the is near that familiar with th ology | ' x DRIVERS .:) ..8(@rADLEMEN |. ane “Hiigarian ernment can_no| luther town. | She waa found yesterday, oughly eye, a3. well spe phasolory 104 To. {08 West 14% St. Coutille and Satin-face Corsets | Hisck, Cream and tang DRUG CLERKS , 15|@TENOGRAPH's, o| longer remain indifferent to, She pres | Sie ehses Duncluding ‘the. Dy iat optics. 6™AV. {ons—all slzes—special aie, 2.98 PLEV. RUNNERS 11] TAILOR hature calculated to bring about @ hos-| m so that the men might join In thi Can you not see the absurdity and EMBROIDERBBA * | TATLORS uy Collision between Turkey and Bul-| "he woman is demented as a result || Il cifects of following any system of || BYOOKLYD Stores. aeatbush Av. near Fulton St. | New White Walsts TRIMMERS .. ENGINEERS vit’ the great powers do not take| of her night of terror, and may not/} guess work? 98 ENGRAVERS measures to give the Sublime Pore Lea My tests and fitting of glasses are | | Close mesh cheviot—pointed EXAMINERS counsels of wisdom and moderation the |, She started in soarch of @ horse|} 114s by the most scientific methods, | The inverteotions ; yoke with side pleats, Bulgarian Government will be obliged |!" & nearby pasture, and lost herself mets 8keen dae wt | pearl button flnish—value $1.28,+4 FARM HANDS to take the necessary steps to be ready | {n_the bie woods. by an experienced oculist and opti- ; A | Gureit takes an expert to find th FEPDERS for every eventuality and “to “net be clan. These tests are so rigid that all A £D HAT ho! Mr. Postman! Good morning! T say Taser crea eS FINISHERS Sekep oy Sete ics “guess” element is eliminated. My ‘ . Mondaver ’ FOLDERS ., PhRMA MRE ‘ SMA S auaerOR | ran m7 nos rt ca ig and exchanged glasses must be right. 4 You're always so busy on Mondays, and why? TO. ORG MORNING UNTIL 1 O'CLOCK FORELADIES WAGON HANDS. 2 ned rs AIGER, RCO, any “Throadway, “nea? CORRECT GLASSES, $1 UP. “Know you not, Mr, Citizen, Monday's the day | we will offer:— , GIRLS ...5 WAIST HANDS,...8| VIENNA). Bept, 15.—As a ronult of tho Toth at New Yor FINEBT ARTIFICIAL EYES, $3. Bega i did diet mae! fheritie: here! et Meee Hea, ie i x Optical by a a an . | : CUBARA AL RATIRESS 82) arohiats have gone to Hunaty, exten pre-| DaceTeRa Eyeglass Clip, 50c. | From hundreds of people? That's why they pay. Light pink and blue stripes, and dark and light e! te SARNESS MISCEL...05 «4.084 ave ry y' Specialist, ks—b —ten-ceat Mikwad 's Oe a TR SAL poh eae agk g, PRGA 2 eave aaah si |T sag fee Bia tee cial naa tlio y euie a fy plaids and broken res s—heavy nap 6 MOMBTITCHURS, see's a ‘ ba : orhed! i An 2] ‘me busy on Monday, shad fron an, ci EE Eas ei a Atshatte Eee sa se thas war sa hsachiag MAIL ORDERS. unt: Saas MMM a ss AH RA aE a That each Sunday World Want ad. brings its reply NEW FANCY OUTING FLANNELS