The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1903, Page 9

ra Distrlot-Attorney Jerome Hears » Boston. that They Purpose to Cause a Disturbance at Kansas City. WARNS WESTERN OFFICIALS. Employers’ Association Here Is Sald to Have Furnished the Informa- tlon on Which the Word Was Given Out. District-Attorney Jerome has sent word to thé police in Kansas City of an alleged plot of members of Sam Parks's union to create a disturbance on the floor of the convention of the In- ternational Association of Structural Iron-Workers of America. Ten mem- ders of thé unfon are now on thelr way to tho Western city, and if information furnished the District-Attorney be cor- fect they contemplate acts of violence if necessary to gain thelr seats in the ponvention, ‘This information comes from the worst of Parks's enemies, the Employers’ Association. It was Charles Cohn, the association's attorney, who communi- cated the alleged plans to Mr. Jerome, end ho does not furnish the source of his information. “I cannot teil you how we became possessed of this Information,” eaid Mr. Cohn, ‘but it' comes from what we con- der a most reliable source. Briends of Parka with whom he consulted freely aa wo are informed, have planned to wet to Kansas City before the conven- tion opens and go at once to the con- vention hall. The union which Parks lepresents has no standing in the con- vention, because President Frank Bn- chanan suspended the union here, It hus been agreed, so I am told, that the friends of Parks shall take posses- fon of the floor, Of course they expect to be ordered off, Then there {s to be @ general row, and {f necessary pistols are to be drawn. The District-attor- ney knows all the details of this mat- ter,” It was worthy source that private detectives Rave been employed. ‘hey have suc- Ceeded in joining Parks's union and bare been admitted to secret confer- learned from another trust- The. new union of Bousesmiths, which a to Bam Parka’s union, met ‘and selected H. 6 ent; P. C. Maguire, Secretary, and George B. ve Hammond, Thomas, of the bxecu- nittes, | a8 Gelexates to They will ask t to be “admitted in ett $e the arks delegates and will apply arter to take the place of ths suspended union. Parks announced last night that he would not be a candi for National Presid that tue followers would support. H a ‘ugh Donnelly, of Albany, for 1e was too sick to attend i a 80 before Monday. ee TALKS OF CONSPIRACY. the paeit o but hi mind an BSOHENECTADY, N. ¥., Sept. 18,—At the session of the State Federation of Labor yesterday, President Murphy left the chair and in a lenghty speech charged certain members, with conepir- contro} of the convention fF indi fduai and political purposes, Hie ae tho dol rations resembled a Bevery causus more then a Moce vane vention, His remarks brought forth a test Ate mabcus the New Yori, Brool and féhenectady delegations mate a sate fw Yhe Presidency of the ongani- zation am! a delegate to the National to at ‘on in November. J. P. Pallas, of the Central ‘Trades of New York, was Federation, gciectea for President, and Edward W. onard, of this city, for delegate to PASTCR WITH BIG FEET WANTED FOR CIRCUIT. UDmique Advertisument in a Church Paper Describing the Kind ; of Man Required, PITTSBURG, Sept. 18—The Methodist Recorder, the organ of the Methodist Protestant Church, contains an adver- tlsement written by President Gladden, as follows: ‘This conference needs at least three or four more pastors for ciroult work, MORE PREACHING AND LESS SHOOTING NEEDED. Salvation Onvalry to Start from Jackson To-Day for the Inte- rior of Kentucy. GACKSON, Ky., Sept. %—“On to Balyeraville,” 1s the cry of the Balvation Amny cavalry corps, and at the dawn of day the band of workers coming into the mountains to redeem the souls af the Kentucky feudisie maroh anvay. ‘The last rally was held last night, and there were conversions. One got up and ead if they had mare preaching and less shooting in Breathitt one the men would not be afraid Col ‘on the highways at night. The singing of the members of the re- lgious band and their cornets and tam- pourlnes make music far different from fat to which the average citizen of jackson 18 accustomed. Co}. Holtz said Hl satisfied qith the work in ‘The people recalved us kindly e he was Jackson. and gave use respectful hearing,” 82. Along the route to Salyersville the in- habitants are poor and live for the most part in log huts, some without floors, ‘ol. Holts says he will stop at several polnts ands talk to. the women and Children ‘at thelt homes. = comprehensive display of 1903. rect blocks in soft and are hats here to suit eve and you may pick your choice of any at figures and stripes. for business or street. Those at $1.65 are of 28 Inch sizes; and any one who can fill the following 1.95 “for Union Taffeta Silk conditions will be welcomed, to wit.|ff 9! Umbrellas Must have small family, if any. and be able to furnish a horse and come to charge unadsisted; no doubts ag to call to ministry; not afraid of hard work, no hobbies, no place hunter, sound on the doctrine of holiness as held by the Methodist Protestant Church at large. “He must be less than fifty years of @, willing to begin for nominal salary, and probably a parsonage, good oleae head: a. warty Roving heart and big toot well planted on the #oliit ground of common sense." —————[—___. RELIGIOUS RIOTING ONCE MORE IN RUSSIA. | Four Christians and Two Jews Arc| Killed and Many Wounded in, Moghilef Province. @T. PETERSBURG, Sept. 18—Four Christians and two Jows were killed and many were seriously wounded in religious riots at Gomel ip ‘Mognitett| government. Tho troubles began Sept. 1 4n a dis: pute between a peasant and a Jewist The police ‘vened and, ‘Three days later the fighting w ome Jewish boot it ae = ‘aud twenty perso pe ted Sa ‘Troops sent to restore o1 ceived with shots from the turned the fre, and wy pressed the disturbance. In this confiict four CorisGaps and two Jews were killed and four oy atrer ate nine Jews wounded. ere row: ews, re- ely BUp- W. WRIGHT COMMITTED.. Whitaker Wright, who was extr LONDON, & the company dited from New committed for triud at Ling of the p: aden and Globe Finnee Connoritias pearl, sterling, Dresden, horn and polished wood handles In a pleasing variety of _Yarlety. of styles. Guaranteed for $2.50. _ sain Floor, oth 8t. Begtiom, Guaranteed for This ts the sort you usually pay at that. black with white and black feet. insteps in various dainty styles. Children's extra good quality. double knees, very elastic tn texture, able distinctness of vision. The nose-pieces, Pebble eyeglasses have always been ver: selling to-day at the exclusive optician’s tor $4 snecial sale price to-morrow here, per pair, f dollars Wrig BLOOMINGDALE BROS. 3d Averiue, 59th and: 60th. Streets, Nothing like the quality or be found in coats selling for less than ss ten B10, 14 at te They are of tan and gray covert mado and finished throughout, Sua in way to the finest custom work. It be to yor ‘we quote tl Men’s $10 Rain Conti Pas Man's$ 1 6RainCoats,mixed amen $11.80 Men’sHand Tailored Suits, $14.95 UN Ge ea oh neat mixtures, suth homespuns, tweeds and every suit has nna , Yaunty Mt ea a adel rior Sizes 8 fo 1 ears—or jor sul in sizes from 0. years—every dif made to withstand hard wear, Our Men’s Hat Store Never had a better or more What’s What in Hats than we are showing this Fall All the newest and most cor- are here in pleasing variety—there $1.90 A Very Special Sale To-Morrow of Men’s Colored Shirts, 49c. Made,with stiff bosoms, of fine quality percale; in a lange of the newest colored effects on light and dark grounds, with neat, These Shirts are up to the highest standard of shirt perfection they are made large, roomy and comfortable—just the sort of, shirt A pair of separate link cuffs accompanies each shirt— sizes 14 to BEN Aer Seas eos asin “Special ecial Umbrella Sale, » SI 654 Pe for the rain when it comes? If not, here's ppd. tunity to secure a splendid umbrella bargain—any one of these specials is worthy your immediate attention. all with beautiful handles of pearl, sitver- plated, Dresden or hardwood. 26 and 28 inch sizes; have Ivory, $2.50 tor Pure Silk Umbrelias Good Fall Hosiery, © eaad Fall Hosiery, 18. We purchased a great quantity, thus securing a price-reduction which enables us to quote this rare bargain. In the assortment will be found: VYfen's two-thread lisle thread socks in black and colors. n's two-thread cotton socks with silk embroidered insteps; all sizes. Vomen's plain black cotton stockings with double soles, in stainless Women’s Richelieu ribbed cotton | “stockings with silk embroidered ~~To-Morrow’s Special Sale of Genuine Pebble ® Eyeglasses & Speclacles al 95c. pebbles are natural cut stones as hard as diamonds, and are impervious to moisture, as well as non-scratchable. They improve, strengthen and preserve the eyesight and confer a remarke are set in goldoine frames; the spectacles may be had in ight or riding bows; eyeglasses have patent American cork PREACHER IN JAIL FOR HGH GH TREASON the country, Hi of the people "tn thelr own fn- “Lam not an Anarchist,” be esverts, “or even @ Gocialist, I am not against the Neb. FREMONT, Neb,, met Manchester was recet arrested Gee te this city while he was at break into history by being the I spirit in an armed rebellion, which intended to extend to every part of ‘Untted States, and ty whioh he to reorganize this country’s syetem government. He had preached in the night for a week before his to he the ayeten of avery ur profit to invest now wiille | dre this special price of btue and black imateriasy Poteatone and exfie “ee Boys’ Smart Suits, $2.95. of stiff hats Main Floor, 6th Gi, Gestion, at ibe AOU ecor Ste Vieon, Ut Gh Gotten Men's Collars. tity eae Union Taffeta Silk, 26 and one year; many of the handles alone are worth $2. 20 styled 080 54! doz, With a splendid assortment of the very newest and smartest many of which alone $2.50. Main Floor, Moth Bt. 25c. for, and it would be good valve "Yx1 ribbed cotton stockings, with sizes 6 to Oh jain Floor, S0th Gt. Begtlon, These genuine Brazilian axis cut % m5 95@ Frost, Centre. ALL CARS TRAN. BLOOMINGDALBS' ey $85 “Coats. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO ST ERT EI ATT LET EE TT CRN ee eee Ee ee r ah hh Ak THe i enebs FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 10v~ Cleans windows and mirrors without muss, dust or slops. Each day brings forth items of par- ticular interest in this annual sale of furs. tends season better take advantage of the re- markable prices quoted in this sale, Here are to-morrow’s specials! far-sighted woman who in- a fur coat the coming $25 tor $50 Nearseal Pur Coats. Made of the finest selected skins; beautt- fully cut in the latest styles; workmanship and finish throughout faultless; all have new style sleeves and are lined with hand- some grade of silk or satin; sizes 32 to 44 just measurement. Sider $100 Persian Lamb Coats. for $128 and $135 Persian Lamb; Handsomely made and trimmed with mink, baum marten and chinchilla. Elegantly skirts to be $7.98, voiles. Man More of the Fur Sale. med with strappings of taffetaand Second Floor, 59th St. Section. New Dress Skirts, $3.45. made stylish dress sold to-morrow at this special price. - They’re worth $6.98, $8.75 & $10. The collection comprises the season’s most correct styles. They are made o! desirable materials, such as black and blue cheviots, broadcloths and prevailing the most y are “exquisitely trim- u de soie—some made exactly ike the illustration. Special, to-morrow, each, None sent C.O. D. No mail orders filled. All sizes. elt! Children’s Fall Coals, $5. Worth $7,$8,$10& $12 Has the little girl a suitable coat to don chilly days? If not, better fetch her in and fit her out with one of these dainty, serviceable little | igi slap They are shown in six becomin, styles? made of black taffeta, peau de sole and fancy white, cream and champagne color etamine and brill- fantine. ‘While’ the lot lasts, which will not $5.00 be long at this special ce, you may choose Second Floor, 60th St. Section. Second Floor, Sth St. eee arctan “Charming | Fall Waists, $1.98. Thase waists are among the prettiest of They are tailor-made—of dainty snow: 1 sale price for to-morrow. ....... rg for Peau de Sole Waists. k, of fine esti, made with this fall's Creations. flake materials—with wide [asiney on front, finished with large pearl buttons and pretty tab stock Colors black, brown, cadet, green and cream; $1.98 $4.98 for Peau do Sole Waists. Fine quality; front, back, sleeves and fegind baal chings, and trim-| collar hemstitched \ e perfect fitting, med with silk buttons, made on linin and colors.” CET ai Girls’ Dainty Fall Frocks. Never were the styles for juveniles daintier or more becoming min | whost ofthe this i aad it's needless to say that we are read a ¢ very best for mothers’ choice and little daughters’ f ‘These are noted for to-morrow: Sean QBc for $1.69 School Dresses— | Made in two distinct styles; in| fancy checked materials; some with tucked yoke and cape! trimmed with cashmere; others $1.19 tor Platd Dresses— with yoke trimmed with velvet Mas i and pointed cape; all Made with f and pi years. tions; throughout; sizes 4 to 14, cape 1 44 yea -BLOOMINGDALE. fle trimmed with comb! ar with braid, lace « with $1.89 for Cashmere Dresses— with tucked yoke, trimmed folds of plaid silk; cape tion braid earl buttons; sizes 4 to 14 In charming new color combin made with yoke and ere trimmed mm tabs; sizes 6 to tabs of rs. $3.45] HEARN West Fourteenth Street | Saturday is Children’s Day. OPEN TO-MORROW UNTIL 6 P. M. Splendid Values in Boys’ Wear 500 DOUBLE BREAST SUITS Strictly all wool fancy stripe and mixed cre 7 to 16 years,..... About 25 taken at this ction ax an extr Boys’ Norfolk Suits ecks and Plaids— 2,00 r Suits and otters ac ti ion for Children's Day. Boys’ Knee Pants New Fall Cheviots in large varie doubt and knees—giving 8 to LA a hn where the mont AF $4.98 Sults.s..e0. 2.98 | wear to 16 years— 2.00 pairs, for Saturday @ts.csessers |Boys' 3-Piece Suits y all wool Cheviot 1 “Harvard” Cut popular—10 to 16 yea College fie High School Suits | -) ee | Boys’ ‘‘Sample’’ % Man Golf Caps 8 Stook great it 2B % Boys’ Negligee Shirts Ss Percale and Madras—detached or two detached collars—ili% tol rgd aa! neckband—usually .73..cscesesbereese # Boys' Laundered Shirt Walsts! satisfy the most dificult to please— 'Yy Special value Youths’ Long Trousers mi Black Cheviots and 5.98 Na a Fine Percaie—neat stripes and 7 ts, and Wake euuess pgnres ret tent Mire ‘nails we iteds and Cheviots— and or Byron collar A at Sto ¥ watst and inseam.......... 1.98 | [O33 freveisowhere 0 and 16,42) 6 Splendid Values in Autumn Wear for Misses Misses’ Tailored Suits Misses’ Mackintoshes : Stylish Knickerbocker and Navy Wool Cashmere—plald Uned= Scotch Tweeds—gray, blue and brown—| | sina a ob yee o. i long bloused coats or half fitted cutaway Regular $3.98 qualltys.e.. coats—velvet collars—also blue, brown With hat Lg Earl and black cheviots—with belted or fitted soholay. ought soats—14 to 18 years—natty, ( well-tallored costumes that you will be delighted to find so low 11,98 tna the price is one doctor's visit = in price . Girls’ Storm Coat. ie hot Buta for ian, ‘tases Qiive, ma Oxtord and f Fist Betttngm, ete—plcnytalloned sine ot double Sap and trim'd—tany of them models that cannot be duplicated. {10 to 16 years—some prefer toa mackintoshes, a and, they: Lae efor wear, ral of ibe" Gog special 3 for | Misses’ aes Shirts Misses up to 16 years—plain or fancy fabrics—new box coats with velvet Navy an of contrasting or harmonizing parity vt! stylish ta dn College Girls’ Suits Ankle Length Skirts—pretty intermediate styles, mi ss ter 9.90 | gharete ee main O98 eRe eee New Fall Millinery Large assortments of Ready-to-Wear and Semi-Trimmed Chenille, Silk, Camel’s-hais, Chiffon and cloth combined with: trimmings; also all the new shapes in Untrimmed Felts and Dees shapes of shirred or draped velvet, as well as the Novelties Feathers, Wings, Birds, Flawers, Pompons and Paradise and ; Aigrettes......As Saturday is always a special Millinery Day heee/ we offer to-morrows— wees Chenille Turbans Gnerim ated nett Hats Geaiek of Splen: reasts or fanc: pgulls-noveiies st q vale ats dollar cies that are aleswhere s0ld at ¥6.00.... 3-98 Ladies’ Ready-to-Wears Children’s Felt Hats Zideline draped—plain oF F, velvet crowns—buckles Black and Colo and Ladies’ slorenalare n.0......124 Speclal Lot Hat Trimmings " Tre Ses ips oer: et ote ent vs CORSETS--~Over 300 Kinds Is that enough to select from?...... It does not seem, with a variety, that any one could fail to find just the particulas. they want, and it is rarely that they do..... . While offering the latest models, we also keep up assortments of bah 2 styles that so many customers tell us they cannot fin “T always come here for Corsets, now that I realize the great you have,” being heard over and over again..... -Do yoo realize _.eie.lf not, would tt not be well to test its resources at once? FOLLOWING WILL BE AMONG TO-MORROW’S Coutille and Satin-face Corsets Stout Women's Corsets piratant * somes ans ens I Jenathe— far ie Son ee Resuter $2.25 to §.78— 98 1.494 Ladies’ Extra Size Corsets Pe Oe Misses’ Corset Watsts Waite fond, Gray Sone igely navertived vaites, BNA $2.25. -weereenensnnee® Ladies’ $1.25 Corsets Batiste, Sateen and fronts, short hips and medium Jengths ...+--ereeeereevsererre® Children’s Corded Misiets White and Drab—"Seconds” of a well-known make that ¥ asa Ki yell at 25 cente—all al 15 79] READY WITH 26 Fall and Winter Styles in the | FAMOUS LADIES’ SHOES, at...-....+ 002 1. 98 Shoes that have won reputation for themselves purely on metitvees| Shoes that for the price are such great value that season after seat hose who have worn them come again for “ those $1.98 Shoes sont : hat wore so well ’?......Here are TWO styles of the Twenty-six 1 [Style No, 136 Style No, 812 vg y Patent Leather Colt—new Ratios’ Comfort Lave @roes—c0n 29> model—medium pers. © wense heels—seamless front creat, fuse sits oS heal | Msinart, dressy, ata anos Light flexible soles A sizes and w Stace (ak ah 98. 4 to ther Idoda to ft any normal foot and sult any purpomh Also About 400 Patrs LADIES’ $3.48 PATENT LEATHER SHOES Mes u. Opera Toes—band-sewed welts—Cuban heels— very comfortable dress boots. All sizes and widths.....+ o—_—_______—_—_—_* Veilings for Saturday 29 CENT KINDS t Fancy Mesh Tuxedo. with and without Spote— Black, White and Combination ..++++ sees