The evening world. Newspaper, November 11, 1903, Page 2

‘ON ERT 2B UNITED STATES WARSHIPS THAT ARE AVAILABLE 78 PROOERG AT PaNGE TO . : ., ISTHMUS TO DEAL’ WITH ANY HOSTILE DEMONSTRATION AGAINST NEW GOVERNMENT; BYR BR S- ecial Suit Sale ~ that gives you an 5 a for saving] money on your winter suit }_ seldom equalled at this time of the year ‘Begins ‘Phursday Morningat 8o0'clock at Our Three Stores. We've gathere: Pg a lot of $20.00 and §: ‘32 122.50 Smart Sack Suits and marked them at th je uniform price gf $16.00 Every suit is of this season’s production; faultlessly tailored and made of high-grade fabrics in plain black, and fancy plaids, stripes and mixed effects. The coats are cut single and double breasted—either three or four buttons. It is obviously to your interest to comé early’for the best selection. A ti ‘No Garmet Ie Permitted to Leare Cur Stores Unless It Fits! You Petfectly. BYCK BRSS Fatonse, swcootvenan st Three Stores, 125th St., Kagt, 154 to 164. oe. Who Cry Out a Proviet and Call WOUNDED AND UNDER MARTIAL LAW. , Under State Protectfin QTON, Nov. 1,—The state fap received @ cablegram eee States Minister Beaupre, at ted: Nov. 9. in which the Min. ites that-large crowds were pa —— FIGHT GOES ON |ARMS FOR REBELS it and calling for a chadge ‘Cinnamon ible: Mojaseey Rook... Almond Chips the President. EPH CIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. yeep was dispersed by the ‘ a BEG! Hy Ons ing wounded, . . Rh Were 19 fatalities,” *"'! Rebels Surround the City and|Six Hundred Venezuelan Revo- CHOC, VAN. & PECAN BUTTERSCOTCH WAFERS. . ty Wa8 Under martial law and ded by soldiers. Drop ’Shells Into the Streets,| lutionists Lost Lives in Con- a ohbcicn nk hea ctates 4s! but Beseiged Residents Make| sequence,’ Lawyer Alleges, jon OF the Government, were: “pa eeasenee ot tor Determined Resistance. and $81,000 Suit Results. President) har CHOCOLATE COVERED MARSHMALLOWS, ' SPE pa FOR THURSDAY. PINEAPPLE BO) 1 CHOCOLATE Nopseas BUTTER CHIPS by ever ot of high quality and exce TCINDs even ERB ‘eerie toes. Mind 54 these 1oW Pi We will deliver 10, Ibs, at the following rate: prose Manhattan Island, 10c. Brooklyn,. Jersey. City, Boho kets, or..The Bronx, 5c, % A No, Goods Sent C. 0. SAN DOMINGO, Tuesday, Nov. 19.—] ‘Thomas KB. Evans, Ina sult for $81.- ‘The city ix closely besieged by the revo-| damages from the Marcellus Hartley Com; says he bought $41,000 worth 4 of rifles and ammunition from the firm Fyying around) San Domingo -eon) for the revolutionary party. in Vene- tines ond mizny shells are falling {ato} mucta fn 1001, and that only a part was , degirhe luntieag the ety, u vered, and that part was so bad onvora eft here yeas | reg potitteal situation te unchanged, | {it the army wan practically dotense- joon Js sail to be bound for| | less, and 60 brave patriots were shot ra, ‘The United tates crui-| The German warships Panther and] qoy'y, and Marblehwad remain'| Ganelle are here, He sues the Hartley Company to re ; Praviour to beginning the bombarde| cover the aroun O’BRIEN WILL STAY 0 Ove je $31,000 paid for the 40 rifles E LL UT. Mawt news received at fanaa | Ment of Ban Domingo the revolution-| ang 190,000 cartridges on the gr ind that WO M N | A IC \ ists notified the Diplomatis Corps and nayentura was tothe «feot the cartridges were so defective that hi im Alithoritiad were | the Consular officers that they had pre-lthe patriots couldn't wot them out of Fatnoun Irishman Refases to With- "Offers for Tharsdaye at i yd “4 eu on that Trom | Violsly served notice on the Domin-| the riflos after they had been exploded, draw Resignation. < x : Pema, that they st Lician Goxprnment that the forces of the | and he demands $4.00 damages for the , LONDON. Nov. 11.—Replying to the Millinery Department (Second: Floor.) - ‘ onan Cork branch of the United Irish League cee iT (8 EXPECTED AT BUENAVENTURA. (en latlonists and’ commerce fs paralyzed. Noy. 11.—The lnited States 4 Dat BOK IA Wis eng) Fevolution Intended to adopt all means, | failure of the firm to deliver ail the Y for action. luciuding a bombardment, in their ef-] goods purchased, claiming that. only» ae which requested him to withdraw his wea ee auapns caalieteteinem stern 3 900 forts to capture the clty, $9.4 worth were shipped to President (Continued from First Page.) | reeenation! Sa: Member: of) Per llemant workrooms; former prices $5, $6 and $7, for Cork city, Willlam O'Brien has re- ge IOMBIA'S PROTEST ‘The representatives of the powers met|Atdrade, the leader of the revolution. ee ome ’ " fused to do so, He says he wished to r 50 West One Hundred] (gira Hin ‘enemies free scope ‘to, carry Knitted Underwear Dept. LA this morning, and decided that they | !t# against the Castro Venezuelan Goy- mIntera(aDDr nd George ) 7 E: IKNOWLEDGED BY HAY Jovy erie hold communications wit | efmment, the painter's apprentice, and George Ahrens, of No. lain-Floor,) , M ] Twenty-fifth street, fought to keep them away from the windows. In} on their opposition to his polloy and : th legally established Ggyernment of Demurred te ¢ taint, Me 3 y Naga : + Seis Nov, incre reps | the cooney, i pbx baltad Slates Senator Jon at.|this struggle Banbulosky shoved his right hand through a heavy plate-glass Seedine witht Sanne ROREME Wocpeae Nesta ciency ai pasa elabo- 79c i State Department to the protest] Paul Caorera at the ead of hn seve] drdurs'fot lh Ainbridge Coivy | Window, nearly severing it from the atm. He was taken down the Indder| ‘stalls. selfs sf i ? . Ass ey A indi reas cles olutionists, with six pleces of artitiery | appeared for the Hartley Compiny in Aland sent t the J. Hood Wright Hospital, Keele tine enna: pe renal Fi r D artment (Second Floor.) A ‘o him to-day. OPE lemurrer to the cemplulnt on the groun¢ ; . ‘ } ep p and a treasure chest containing $00. |once it Joined two qiuses of action tn Miss Marcle Grady, seventeen ycars old, of No. 446 West One Hundred | he Fegrets Mr. O'Brien's refusal and u merely a, formal acknowledg- feat the protest had peen Ra arrived yesterday before the city, tb ae fo Bb anit’ 00 adds that the national cause ts “totter- ' ‘The, situation here te becoming very |iaission en OF Contract and cam-" ang Pwenty-fifth street, a stenographer in the place, was the first to jump| ing to ruin In the South,” ‘ pony dsaballs Bas ee with natural-tafls 0 05 critical and the presence of more war-|_.t. Moffett appeared before Justice into the net, which had now been spread by the firemen. 5 : WEST 125th St., 7th and 8th Aves. Clurke,in the Supreme Court to-day, and Women's ‘Dept. ships at, Sqn. Domingo ts urgently re-lmoved' for judgment th favor of Evans CHEBRRED AS THEY JUMPED. A DRESSY SUIT of fine quality Ly- rect ¢ASTEAMERS IN. CRASH. a ; ANTWERP, Noy. 11.—the British] “The guard for the German Consulate, frlyoloades et that tho demurrer wis) “she landed safely and was cheered by the great crowd, Miss Nellie mansville Cheviot, long Blouse- shaped Coat with natty shoulder Teenplean, Capt, Harrison, out-l wien was landed from the cruisers of | wade Keres wore purchased (9n 9 stewart, of No. 25 Hast One Hundred and Twenty-second street, was the Capes, stitched Satin Vest and Col- i te of warranty i that t they were perfect," said et iz: yf! 4 aaveinost, wee dn folks Germany now in port, ds in constant | Mr. ett: “but only $9,400 worth were next to jump. Sho had gone to the place to exchange trading stamps for lar, 9-gore pleated bottom Skirt, Coat lined with Skinner Satin—- communica tl red. at the! Port of Sapna rridia, aaa! Duds linet rarie tench mitisn awn dae where they were dee premiums. While in midair she turned over, but struck tho net safely. black,: blue and brown, ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YBARS, N. §. BRANN MANUPACTORING JEWBLLBR 231 Eighth Ave, .°ssa's. OPEN EVENINGS, Greatest bn Ever Oller. ry o the alliog and friends of the been erected over the Consulate, revolution, ‘and we demand $30,000 dam-, She was also cheered, iWered and Yo the tatture to deliver ae. Of the three other women who leaped into the net one struck on the Temalning $21.00 worth ‘side and it was believed that she was injured. But she revived in the am- AR LS }f 4 FIGHT to EME paaeeR ee Epes Tet tee YP pulance on the way to the Harlem Hospital and insisted on going to her not uniform in size, the heads partlcu- home unassisted. rly, and after th uf jes had been dis- ER ’ f) shar pee Bald ot Re nermcveiche By quick and energetic work the firemen gained contro! of the fire be- ; HO BRIEN ) SON friends were at the mercy of the enemy fore it had gone far into the adjoining building, and (oy flooding the whole : ul P00 te "breach ot Gown, eve Cemend) structure they squelched it. The explosion 1s believed to have been caused ‘ of re ate for the lose of the lives | by a polish used in dressing up furniture given away for trading stamps. Andrade party?” asked Justice Clarke, Police Inspector Albertson called out the reserves from the Harlem sta- w himsicat mie, in Mr, Colby, {tons and those stations nearest there, and had great difficulty in handling . and we claim that dreadful los# 7 7 of tte gts we claim that dreadful los" the crowds, But the work of his men was go efficient that no accidents pia in the Home of the) Merchants and Manufactur- the ammunition furnished by this de- | wer> reported. Shortt ‘Testifies ‘About ers’ Association Unanimousty | fendant,” retorted Mr. Moffett. hat. Happened When Youth) passes Resolutions Calling Own Forcen Injured. me Late to Dinner. for Restrictive Measures, seen tho, Fit hen marr MOTH FR BURNED WOM AN SHOOTS E “T suppose, if the whole purchase had been deliverpd, vou, would he suing for y 4 00,000 Instend’ Bf $59.00) damages wine} the German cook who i8) oc ssencnante and Ofanufcturers|~ Mr. Colby characterized Mt Mortett’s | 4 Mis.eleven co-respondents named | poard of ‘Trade met at the rooms of ST#ument,wa x “weird aad’ uncanny | q raved, nugin winder and, _Abyy Ella Cook O:Brien in her| the Buuldiyg. ‘Trades Club In the Town-| "We don't want. weird, uncanny. ro- | } + | al i charges -Bher- | #¢%™ Bult at Twenty-frth street | mances here,” nald Justice Clarko, “L z An, She quit Of ea Aber and Broadway to: and passed réso-| Want to hear your argument why this O'Brien for absolute divoree demurrer should not be stricken out lutions offered by C.'C. Shayne calling : ( i. A i wt { tinued her testimony wegard=| sor tno eesttiction of emixration by Mr eaey contented himeeit with Oil Stove Exploded, and to Pro-| He Had Consented to Her Com- ‘ = | EXD time | 2 j O'Brit and hor friends, Gaerge | more effective laws Rardlbmiuy hie, papers, end Tatinward tect Little Ones She Put Out| it tt Asyi fi c minutes to spare : and Paul H. Suith, beforo Jus-| yA, ’ “ ne refined to Ne’ ground iI | few par No iapts: Mnpen Mtr tne suas Gc ulnnstace Ycena lent ata tetas MIM tO ao ORY, Fer | tomte.in try onan i demurrer, and, on being pressed, sald a y eB Shayne's resolution and other he cross-examined | i Fs wits speakers followed Moone Court ha the ‘pavers, “yt ae-| Flames, but Was Perhaps) the Insane and She Killed i i Walling Sul \tollowed ‘Téstie Brown, | A special meeting of the whole associ-|cision was reserved. F 1 ' largo petoction artn: itself if made ri it. tees in the O'Brien Lome, Mias| ation wit be held at the rooms of the ————_——— Mortally Hurt Doing So. Him While He Slept. 1 hala «RI alt $2. 120s up. Mie we . told about a fight she once had |@ullding Trades Axgociation at 6.90 | Ang done free of. charge, -_ ¥ O'Brien, Jr., when a recess |o'clook on the evening of tne 24d, for 4 dD uicentd teenies me || df Eniglisle Wadkii gSuits, Stein: f £ She said the 2%8-pound| the consideration of the report of t Upon returning from a shopping tour] DOVER, Del, Nov. Ji—atea, Edith || genuine “Dluniond Bigch' $25.00, = ’ had'a bad habit of coming Jate}committtcon the revision of the con- this afternoon Mrs, Mary Weeckhel-| Jackson Hollls,-a member of an influ-|} *' Yalue fe ’ en-fential Camden, Del., family, murdered Broadway store only. kers, of No. 04 Harrison ay or }torpa her apartment just as the oll stove} her husband, Delaware T, Hollis, by i HER MOTHER SLAIN in the kitchen exploded. Her chile ri g him through the head while he a Bromaway id Stet Anna and Lena, aged s asleep early to-day, Hollis wae sit- Lt ee Padinger. He js on his mothei’s side] stitution and by-inws and the further the: matrimonial row and the ex-'| discussion af. the immigration question. Said to Tessio Brown: ‘The treagurer’s report proved emtnent- Jimmy, has nothing to G)|1y satisfactory, hts showing being that use himself,’ and he can be at| there are $18,000 in the ooffers Barbara, Heetts of handsome (een, elght and five, respectiv a chalr when his wife placed the|| heavy Nekt wold ‘Kold “st 9 $3 90 y. were olver to his head and blew out his At dinner time if he chooxes.{ The tdiiowinz resolutions were offered in the room anid one of them had been 8 . Af he comes. late again don’t you]py G. C. Shayne, President of the Bourd: playing with the stove. brains, ‘3 me, him and you tell him’ I ordered] “Whereas, the enormous immigration Calls Hunters to House Where) rire ic aie tives of the 2itie ones! he husband last peut conashiad sto Mou not to serve him.” flowing Into this country within recent loma' Mrs, Weeckhetkers attempted ox] his wife being sent to the insane asylum © Migs Brown obeyed orders ahd ship'|yedts, together with the lowering of the W in Lay Dead and Tells tinguish the flames, and suc 1 injat Parnhurst, Del, for treatment, and Jimmy had it jout. moral and physita] standard of those * immigrants now arraving in such num- SHIPPING NEWS. hers Js regurdted "by tho thinking peome 5s SES D of the dation as a menace to the future prosperity and happiness of our people Them that Her Father Com- join: =», out in the operation ¥ + own} the wife believed from, that moment ite ein oe aan oid 14 » $10.08. slothing caught fire, Sho lost her le t. at her husband had 61 against her.|P yim cute nu Wr mitted the Murder. iia. [ence of mid and ran serv that her nunband had turned eaainat he-{] yh Ruoan gi reefs $5.00 |! Dy ‘Only eis LC i at se ene ihe pial lasveeerecal i efforts to prevent her being committed 0 N VENIN S, NO SEGURI OREN, EVENINGS through the fat, the Hames Spread) (the Dover Jatl, but the Judges were PEN E G NATIONAL OUTFITTING CO., Anna Banner, firm in their conviction that she should It will pay you to come miles out of [| 104 YY. 2h Nex G2_W, 125th, N.Y. i GS ‘New: with every me ALMANAC FOR TO-pay, nd bas drawn the attention of thought- imoacial to The A Her sister-tn-law, } Foes. 4,4218un pets. 4.471Moon tikes 11.25} ful citizens to the subject; therefore CHATHAM, N N 1 eee DRA nLesanaL oor bo treated as any other defendant in a|] your way for these great bargains, kiave,; Jexsey City. ¥ fY i . Ne hunters while passing near, (he village wearing Mrs. Weeskhelker's rapltal caso until a jury passed upen|} Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. Trate avon “Resolved, That i ie che wense of the jog Taghkanie, in Houthern Columbia ‘The women inal hal throug’ her ye i . ngs mallee ‘ and in attompur smote Mrs, Hollis is the owner of several Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Boanl| County, heard the cries of a child who fate And 1) wenn airs, SH ohop cuanto a Me OF Tradh that the fuw of 1903, amend-| was calling for “mamma,” The little noiker’s garments Mrs, P Heme) ies thie hed ta a Ing thut of 1893, is inadequate, that it]one wae standing on the roadsid dd pro: r 0 Ne xf aetere | avo bu; Mugistrate George A. diviils, of Wil- her home, and informed, the aes P ILE eee sob: 7 -O1L 13I- m3 ae DIED. BRADLBY.+SADIE, dearly beloved daush- car Saeed of Gea of: tne Ther death opportune arrival | toe, ter of James ond Mary Bradley, on t jgramt eat the port of embarkation | ghat her mother was dead in the ho: Meow relative of the family, Ward St oll hd Monday. Nove 9 Sama within ‘the power of. the] Gn javestigation tbe body of Mra, (Jona. who gota bic water and] Mrs. Hollis was twenty-five years old Funeral from her late sasidence. 902 New Publications. ‘New. Publications. Some Lt none Saeeresis Reuben Cones was found.in the pantry | threw it over them. ‘ess 1 Wenene and her husband thirty-five. The wom- Bast 26th st.. Thursday, at 2 P. M, Wi Bd taverhattne 3 is and taken. thee Tiger. turoat olit, hile on um table (RO wome! c be Reeey DE Wt '° Jan had been confined in an insane asy-] DORAN.—On Nov. 10, 1903, the Rey, NICH- z : notion *properly felonging to it. an liny the kulfe with whica the decd had yr had turned in-an{ ium for several’ months, but her relas]| OLAS J. DORAN: >» PRONOUNCED "BETTER THAN ‘RORIN HOOD, jtonio| Whiah sbould not have been abandoned; "1 ¥ ani ran|tives were allowed to take her home Solemn obsequign Friday, Nov. 18, at e a4 0 i shout a month ago, the Impression being] 0.80 ate a a Cees Further Resclved, that we believe} The little girl Informed the men that ante ; onth ’ falls tthe law of 198 should be repealed oF | p 1 mother had quarrelied te ity +} that sho was cured, Recently, however,| Clergy, relatives and friends. respectfully The Great DB’ KOVEN-KLEIN-COOK OPERA; Srldiebbanity wsotesss J gmended tp Be end that a new. and father had Killed the wo: 3 x mis. became paar an was placed invited. D BY PLORENCE ZIEGFELD, IR. tore restrictive measure may be en- | gan i under restraint in the home of her| gp Ey 1 IMPORTANT VOCAL, NUMBERS INCLU! ifaetea.”? y, j oe Goney {4 talssing and a search Js being | Diettlc |, She ‘ brother-in-law, Dr. L. 3, Conwell eee a tscameann Thaleven’ Gomeead oe “SRE ie EAMG ge GRHEMERRY CAVA TER,” prada, for! hiro, that Institution, It i et toxlay she eluded the guard that! ° Rosanna Keenan (neo Murphy), after a ieocaee bike aa AD 1G, RD pected thit he will be found her ch for recovery: “Gre Thad been almost constantly watching oe rphy? F NTHE ROSE A! HE BREEZE,” tena in She agpkaple Woods, as other Mrs, 1 mnrully : her and, escaping from the house, made qhort Times “BON io OF THis GUARD: ‘ embers of His furnily have committed None her way to hor own home, where she Notice of funeral hereafter. Tesldence, | ‘Voeal Boore Xow: esta ‘ir $2.00, en Ae Me about thirty-five years her husand sleeping in a rocks| 44H. Tad st. Write, for com comple ca in, Sable Fa aml, fall meld shove oe Mow York Cy cheaation Tan AWA EBS woman 0 ltt alt ROMA | mambo sacar Sennen, | YL algae Ei ae ik oy Hoe ie 1, Noy. 11, JEREMIAH REARDON, aged &2 yearn, PP es btn) Nov. 13, from, Chutes ‘of Lady of Good Counsel, 10 A. ML” ng, the man’s. ear, Mistantiy, She. thon. retuel . Conwell’) house and inform family of her act. JOSEPH, W, ATEN & os 34 E, abt st., New Yor. ! Werld maintains a lead of Tens ot oe tgeket- Ms ine mt Tit wgchita eather Clade #4 G0 Pie, OINta bad 14 daya, Wo,