The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1903, Page 13

is Ne ENG AR Soe BES “JAIL-BREAKER” IS AGAIN. A CAPTIVE James Colgan; ia thes’ “Troy,” Is ly: Thirtk Years Old, but ee Spent Most of His Life in Prison. Janes Colgan, alias “Troy,” a wells known crook, who on July 19 last es- caped from the Hastern State Reform- ee Matanoch-on-the-Hudson, in @ jonal manner, was captured by the police early to-day and later ar- raigned in the Centre Street Court. Colgan, though but thirty years old, has won the title among professional cracks of “The Jail Breaker" by mak- ing three almost miraculous escapes from. different prisons in the State. When a mere boy he escaped from El- mira, Reformatory by sliding forty feet down a drain pipe. 1p -1900 ‘he escaped from the Albany Reformatory by saw- ing off the bars in his cell window and rapping thirty feet to the ground. Since he was firteen years old Colgan bas spent most of his fife in prison, and two years'ago he was sent to the East- ecn State Reformatory for an inde- terminate sentence of not more than five years on a charge of burglary. His record of escames from prison was well known to, the reformatory officials, and he was locked in a cell eighty feet from the ground. There was but one narrow window to his cell. in which three heavy fron bars were fastened. Though. he was thoroughly searched qhen placed in a cell and not allowed to lave anything that had not been carefully inspected, he somehow secured Possession of a tiny file. With this he slowly filed away two of the bars to his cell, When he had loosened thom he made a rope sixty feet long of his bed clothing and prison sult. He made tiris rope in the sixty min- utes lapse of time between the visits of the guard. Fastening the rope he slid down and dropped to the ground, Though clad only In bis underctothes the made his escape across country to @ hobo camp, where ‘he was supplied mith dtothes and securely hidden from the searohing authorities. He will now be sent back to prison and compelled ‘gerve out double hia term. “Morning Hours— Golden ‘Hours.’’ Saturday Worning Limited! sesersey ts eer the ‘Natural met Tenportant me Teatiers sd to the vary, last a: ‘@ short day to many wor! nd a hol day for the children. uses SAN these ous crowds of ahon- tore” on Saturday: Aftieute to. do turday, after enoi tothe Bis me insta: tice to our nati Bien Mand ‘Boys’ Stores emphasized a Reward for Carly Risers. ‘We are, of course, only too anxious to }o matter at what vor us with their Ire to make it from. mn jes rofitable rt or imited" quantiti ae prices as 00 induce at. purchasers to come in We state the quantity: We ‘The store opems ot Wen's sree Zo-Morrow Morning. Whit mens winter *G, 9 duns OVERCOATS, Syantly ; Rac Acwrouding of Men's Gvercoats: com- rising Black, Blue, Oxford and Brown fabrics, medium or full length. Sizes to bd broast. Every xarment ‘will, be: ome. a silent 49,40 350 PAIRS MEN'S WINTER 5 TROUSERS, ‘Pet’ Pair. A mathering of the “odds Dhans" in Ali Aga Rtyles of Worsteds and” Sasvimeres and sizes to fit all. 0 While Sunt Ghe Hat Stora— Go-WMorrow Morning, « Ss 7, 00 ae Quantity Lasts, 300 MEN'S SAMPLE » SOFT, HATS: Fach Black “Nutria, ‘Pearl ‘and Brown Al- ies and Tourists (Agents’ and Drum- mers" Samples). ~ ‘Che Boys’ Store— Go-WMorrow Worning, (24 Floor.) tas FR, 9? vol ent Sa to.19, Each, rine Suits. ‘comprise 1 ro OVERCONTS, Sires 14 to 20. Mixtures, Pasay Der ye reaats—Oxford, ‘WHILE Pa LASTS, | We Give “S, & H.” ‘Green Trading Stamps. 2) RBG STORE. ACiY puTstur. PERG . Help Wanted—Male. NID, | old Moeat lav ifactory in of wo) mm wae. na Sais ake harme. of with modern, met Aud “comnpetent. to. h y employment and ood waren to, Heike vi Maine references In application, Ade ox OT New ‘eIneandene atin revs wet ent Lanne, {around want BD—Muchine biackamithe —t ork py Apoy Babcock e Wiss, Bays \ , Patents, for seine vn aR DYSPEPSIA and All Nerve Troubles Positively Cured. 20,000 NEW YORKERS Are Now Testing This Mar- vellous Vegetable Pepsin. DRUGGISTS REPORT An Unprecedented Demand for the New Remedy. Professor Munyon's claim that he had found a remedy that would posi- tively cure dyepepsia and all stomach and nerve troubles, and that he want- ed everybody to call at the offices of the New York American and Journal and get a free sample bottle, had the desired effect of bringing out thou- sands of ‘people from all parts of the city and adjoining towns. Among the throng have been preachers, lawyers, merchants, millionaires and me- chanics, one as anxious as the other to test this new remedy. The 20,000 bottles sent the American and Jour- nal were exhausted before Thursday noon, Alread y fy number have been in to tell that they have x received great benefit” from the samples and have pro- cured large size hottles of the ruggist, and have the strongest hopes of : being restored to health. One gentle- man sald: ‘T had the best rest last might Y had in ten years.” Another gentleman said: “T want to tell you that for the first time in many years I have béen able to eat a hearty meal @ithout any pain or in- convenience.” * We are now look{fg for the people who secured a trial vial to send in their testimony. Professor Munyon says he wants the facts, He has claimed that this remedy will Cure all stomach ailments —that it will enrich the blood—that it will positively cure catarrh and that it will feed and strengthen the nerves, “I believe,” says Professor Munyon, “that my Paw Paw Remedy will not only cure dyspepsia and all nervous ailments, but it will add many years to the average life.” Paw Paw soothes, heals and invig- oratgs stomachs that have been weak- ened by over-eating or where the lin- ing of the stomach has been pappired by physic and Injurtous medicines ‘cures all forms of dyspepsia and tndls gestion such as rising of food, dis- tress’ after eating, bloating of the stomach, palpitation of the - heart, shortness of breath and.all affections of the heart caused by indigestion. wind on the stomach, belching wind or sour food, ‘bad, taste, offensive breath, loss of appetite, faintness or weakness of the stomach, improper circulation, coated tongue, heartburn or waterbrash, inflamed or ulcerated stomachs, shooting pains of the stom- ack, constipation and costive bowels, dizziness, faintness and lack of en- ergy. Prof.. Munyon says: “I want all persons who feel they have dyspepsia or nervdus trouble to’cast away all other remedies and to give Paw Paw a fair trigl. I want every weak and debilitated persan to get a bottle of Paw Paw at once and take it accord- ing to directions. “I know it will make old folks feel young and weak folks feel strong. “T want all persons who feel they are in need of a tonle to drop the use. of alcoholic drinks of all kinds and take Paw Paw in its place. People don't crave for stimulants when the stomach and nerves are in a healthful condition, Munyon’s Paw Paw gives jexhilaration without intoxication. | “Alcoholic stimulants lift, but let, you fal. “Paw Paw lifts and holds you.” Every druggist sells {t or can ob- tain it for you, Price, $1 per large bottle. Paw Paw Laxative Pills, 25 cents a bottle, .| Business Property To Let. ~ TO LET, = LARGH DOUBLE STORE 50Xss. NEAR CITY HALL, at 28-30 i Hall Place,” mei ee “THE WORLD: FRIDAY. EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1903. ss any ray AQm Ste Cor Se ‘Winter Suits and Overcoats. Men's $15 Winter Overcoats at $12. ‘You can expect as much style and quality in these $12 Qvercoats as you'd get elsewhere for $15. ‘They are made of blue and black kerseys and Oxford friezes, with broad shoulders and a loose graceful back @. —44 inches long. ‘Our special price is $12 Sale of Men’s Winter Overcoats at $15. ‘These $15 Overcoats are full $20 values, and $20 is the price asked for them elsewhere. We make them in our own workrooms and sell direct to you. This method saves you $5. In other words, you get a handsome $20 overcoat for $15. These Overcoats on sale are cut full and loose, 44 inches long, with broad shoulders and long, snug-fitting collars and lapels—same as shown in cut above—of blue and black kerseys, black }d Oxford friezes and Oxford meltons and velours. You'had bet- ter see these at the special price, $15 Elegant Winter Overcoats at $20. There's a finish and style to these Winter Overccats that is not to be had in the ordinary ready-to-wear kind., The material is a luxurious velour or melton in black and Oxford—with a satin shoulder lining, a pure worsted plaided body lining. Just the sort of Overcoat a custom tailor asks $30 for. Our special price is $20 Sale of Silk-Lined Winter Overcoats at $25. \ The fabric of which these Overcoats are made is a rich, soft-feeling Ox- ford velour; the style is a 44-inch Iohg, loose, full draped Overcoat, with broad shoulders and long, snug-fitting collars and lapels, and it's silk- lined throughout. If you were to specify the cloth, the silk lining, the style, the workmanship, in ordering from a custom tailor, he would charge $35—not a cent leas, This special sale gives you these $35 Overccats at $25 Special Sale for Friday and Saturday. Men’s Winter Suits at $15.’ Suits that will stand critical examination, with cloth, linings, trimmings, finish—all as you would have them if your suit were made to order. A dozen different single and double breasted sack models to choose from, in blue and black thibets and mixtures, and fancy effects in cheviots and unfinished worsteds. These Suits equal to the custom tRilor’s $25 sort. Our special sale price is $15 Men’s $3 Derbys at $1.85. We have sold more $1.85 Derbys this season than in any three previous years. This is be- cause we have put in a special rtment of exclusive haters’ $3 style ies, in- cluding the hat favored by young men— @7 gc the small flat set brim, at our special price, $ 5 Voged Brothers A2™ Sty. Cor. B* Ave. For Sale. For Sale. CLOTHING ON CREDIT, For Ladies and Gentlemen. $l a Week. tives aires" ALWAYS WELL DRESSED, No References Nor Security Required. LENOX CLOTHING CO., 2289 3d Ave,, 125 flightup. -. | 884 Columbus Ave., near 104th,one flight up. 247 sixth Ava; con wath Stone iiight up. | Business Contidential, Open Eve nae CREDIT. 10 ALL MEN’S AND WOMEN’S Clothing $1 a Week. FURNITURE AND Store Open Late Saturday Night. |, NOW 18 THE-TIME TO SELECT Your CHRISTMAS GIFTS tn ‘Diamonds, And, Per we posititiiy EMPLOYERS’ L.W: as co,, ‘Cash or Credit Jewellers, Main Store—Nes, 37-39 Maiden Lene, N.Y. <TH AY., N, HAND. AV., BRON, 407 TULTON ST. B'KLYN, 176 NEWARK AV., Jersey City. _CALL, WRITE OR TELEPHONE, Meeps Jewelry, Branches: CARPETS. Privacy Assured. No Aunoying Question OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDA EVENINGS, A GOOD HABIT——TO BUY ON CREDIT We will Clothe the Whole PER on PER | WEEK WEEK MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND iNG 3 CLOTHING, Cloaks, Millinery, Furs and Jewelry, ManhattanClothingCo., 1114 3d Ave, Near 65th St, 2274 3d Ave., Near 124th St. 295 8th Ave., Near 24th St, BROOKLYN, 700 BROADWAY, OPEN EVENINGS. MBN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING, ADIES' SUITS AND CLOAKS, CRAVENETTE COATS ANO FURS, gn werkly or monthix payments, Call or PEN EVENINGS, STANDARD OUTFITTING C0, A i2-WEST 14.1 ST. “Genttormen’ ‘clothing made to ‘280 roadway. room 4 NEW CREDIT. IDEA. CLOTHING FOR LADIES, MEN, No reference or jquiries or a te made, your pur= chase, hon first deposit and ‘ake the oH "AVENUE GREDIT HOUSE, 223 6th Ave., bet. 14th and 15th FIRST FLOOR, OPEN EVEN: WATE Axe DIA) Ri and Teoresentatl w MATES pit “Tgt WELKLY ¢ “A FULL\PURSE NEVER LACKS west one. ina pon bt Ro or 4 WATCHES, BERGM. AEWELRY, | 7 Pred LANB (upstaire). ~PYPEWRITERS RENTED. — KES. ises the value of Sundry World nover lacks @ full perse, Pianos‘and Organs. if _Pianos and Organs. TE HR RTI Come To-Morrow Sure! TaKe Advantage at Once. Soarehy a Greal Piano Day! America’s Greatest Piano Sale! Be Sure to Come To-Morrow and Make a Seléction at Once Do not miss the greatest chakce of your life to secure one of the best Pianos at 4, Value. Renowned Wilson Pianos, $165 Beautiful Harmony Pianos,. $175 Celebrated Walters Dianos, $195 } You save from $100 to $209 when you secure one of these Pianos. $5.00 Down and $1.00 a Week, Delivered on first payment of $5. STOOL AND COVER FREE. Banking and Financial. Banking and Financial. $7,500,000 NEWYORKCITY 34% Tax Exempt Gold Bonds (Payable in Fifty Years) TO BE SOLD THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1903 OFFERED DIRECT TO INVESTORS A legal Investment for trust funds, exempt from taxation exceptfor State purposes. No ‘allior none” bids received, thus giving investors the same ad- vantages as dealers. Bonds are awarded to bidders offering the highest premium. Send bia Sprelene, quelesed tm the addreseed onvelopt. TWO PER CENT. OF TAR VALUE M AN’ It must be in Fr cart kon State or National bank of New ty. This deposit will, if requested, be velureed day of sale te wnsuscesaful bidesre fuller information ses "City Record,"’ published at 2 City Hall, New York. Consult any Bank or Trust Company, or address Beware M. GROUT, Comptroller City of New York 280 Broadway, New York For Sale. Ra roads. HEARN] Wést Fourteenth Street ‘ N» Place Like Hearn’s for Value! Great Bargains for the Boys Saturday. ALL WOOL OXFORD TWILL OVERCOATS— thick, soft and warm—4 to 15 years—such as enti! sow ha: id : $5,50—this lot bovgtt oo that we can sell Heth atis.cccstesot ont ta Boys’ School Overcoats | Boys’ Resend Oxford Melton ie and Nautical and Jack Tar—all-wool Fri¢ze— k Italian, ia 2.98) Navy and Oxford—extra long—embd to 1b years—epectat : Anchor and Chevrons—black or gilt | buttons—4 to 12 yrs.—yalue $6.90.. 3.98 | Frieze and Chinchilla Reefers— X long Nautioal style—Navy and red flannel lined—veivet or eo “1,98 | collars—4 to 15 years......+.. | Little Boys’ Reefers | Oxterd and eton it buttons, e |Ntfabe and omb'd: emblemee the “SoNaier | lke reefer that little fellows happy to wear-3 to 8 years. All-Wool Reefers of Oxford Russian Overcoats Oxford and Olive Melton— emb'd Emblem—a value Russian Coats pt All-Wool Frieze, Kersey and fancy Coatings— dark and medium—3 to 8 years~ Reduced from ¥4.9 ate 2.98 Reduced trom $%.9 to 3.08 Reduced trom $6.98. to 4.98 | Gheviot—2 to 8 years Reduced from $8.98.........t0 5.08 Finer Reefere YOUTHS’ MEDIUM LONG OVERCOATS—47 to 20 Years = Heavy Oxford Hertingbone and Olive Overplaids—Satio a: lined sleever—bedies lined with heavy certes—lall back 6; 98 Regular 10.00 cad and $12.00 Coats... a BERS ay 2 eaten orp att Ace RR Double Breasted Suits | Boys’ Shirts Reduetion Sale Continued. | Negligee and ae $19 Suits reduced to. . 2.08 jand Morente. Galtoned colpton z $5.98 Sults reduced to. 3.98 (all sizes—value 1% centi 4 $6.95 Gults reduced t . 498 " 5 W All sises' 40 16 718 Boys’ Laundered Wai ts patio iafne peed in tog Youths’ Trousers Navy Blue and Black Thibets and Cheviots: HO gr Red ree ry Plaid, Check and rt lom ins, | . Cheviots, Caasimeres nnd fancy | Boys’ All Wool Sweaters worateds—1f to 2 vears. Rest color combinaticia~ 8.00 and 4.00 qualities..1.98 and 2,98 /3 to 16 years—value $1.25. teens BOYS’ $4.50 NORFOLK SUITS..........-+. ae Another great value for Saturday......Thete Suite are of strictly all, fancy dark gtay, trown and o'lve mixtures, Winter weight—full out—fell ; strongly lined ard sewed—6 to $4 years—Four {lity Suits for TWO ninety-eight™* Ta-morrow Will Be | Another Great Cloak Day for Misses and Girls. Girls’ Full Length Coats eee Knee Length Coat: ‘Yan Covert—Brown velvet pipings Black, Castor and and fancy buttons—stole aaeeo fhoulder enpe—velvet bi ow full pleated sleeves principally $ and 10 yea value $7.98. a body satin eed teres fallored like.a wriade to Order” 455 OB coat—I4 to 18 yre.—value $20.00, Not promise, Novelties in finer Mineeet Coats to $95.08 @s quantity is limited. Girls’ Full Length Cloaks Misses’ Collarless Kersey Coats. Medium “eS Korsey and Rough Ctoths—leading jlength—loose back—yol colors—deep cape, with and without of atitghed velvet Raping ttn velvet trimmings—beuutifully tailored— |and without cape—ful ee lined— 7, 98 | Black and colors—it hang perfectly--4 to 16 yeare— value 00, value $10.60, 4 oe ast 4 Stag p | “Seconds” mean ‘ht imperfections that won't DEW ennsy vania injare the ring « particle. CREDIT SYSTEM, | .......R&iLRoan, ——__1___+ CLOTHING FOR LADIES, (thd Desindants Abd otitandy Biscay : periateres YS CtIaBAL BUSS ‘ -* MENAND BOvs, | Guten Stiri ites uaais elr ie Gis INRIBBONS —_| x, sfldren’s. Velvet Bonnet NO REFERENCES i “prior, St egine pecials | of wide tucked or pleated siit—oit =” OR SECURITY REQUIRED. Ne, HOCIS LIMITED. NO INQUIRIES MADE. || on a Rae “GBS | bae—value fires eacevencss:, 01 | OFME CQUAllY good siplee—slane fog gars Odd lots of Fancy Ribbons, including 6 years—value §2.9%........ Sarasa Me ? Make your purchase, pay the first payment, and ‘take godds along. THE FASHION CREDIT HOUSE, | West L4th St., Fiat Sth and oth Aver 2859 3d Ave.,cor. 149th S: ‘aitham & Higin Watch- 8 & Diamonds, $1 down. $1 Nerkly. No security re- nutret Wrlte.phane or vali |g GLOBE CREDIT WATCH CO. As Nassau! NS ‘Bint rt ‘For Chi- ‘Obs feaxo, ‘Toledo ‘and Clevelnnd, st. neinnatl, Diting Car. ts Pintsbure, c DIAMONDS, watches, on bts id fo at ue HATTA’ 23 Mal aT 1AMOND. Railroads. New York Central 1 souriiehn RA. i Mig 1 10 nny 10 night Ls art M. and 9 BEATIOARD Drees, 12.09 Was Pat Dress: 110.00 Pat etic AND OHIO. ek days an r COMFOR’ I, Week da > sg3) days, rough Vestibule “arg and tani 401, Meith. avenue Sunday, to ‘ eS Pintect eight 81, 413 and iarg A753 Columbus | ¥ + eX. jundays at ti with “7 ‘J. R. wooD, Pass. Thaittic Maniaye, aun: wer. esr Asan? Sach ee, eked from Wenteatt @ from! sunday World Wants VA, et a Werk Monday Morning Wae7""~ WWANTA LIMITED — Smoking and Bern recta to inches vie |, & Bppeiet secasnay oe F value .49 to .66. 29 to .39 te . | Dainty Frocks =< Getaey IN FURS for Children's Parties ~ : pecials Dances and spesial occaslons — Piegede tome stat brush tadle— | Polat d’Esprit and fine White Lawn LOUIS EXPRESS.—For Indianapolis, Loule- except Saturday, big deen ee ies Mvoliar and trims cord Knosvilie, fatty, | With shaped co o wariilg, atiy,| Sa talis Round Muft to match— | 94 | Prices range from 3,98 to’1 5, 98 nal | Sine tens ‘be sbrosses and Cortlandt >| Style No, 16 at 2.98 “/“Knockabout’’ Shoes for Béys and Giris» U3 and gor) ‘An’ | children to buy for, tr GIRLS’ "KNOCKABOUTS” Jaunty Coats in other styles for Misses, isiact ney with Tat gna collar priew. —_—_____—__ 98 cents......instead of Two Dollars long over abdomen—all sizes from 19 up; alo ’ Two High Cla:s Corsets at a temarkably Low Price. Clasp or button front—heavy pearl “Seconds"—Corded or ny) fae ee (ean Dipings and gilt urine? 16, re mae at a Special Saturday Sale of ( - Redfern Corsets | Because They Are Called “Seconds.’’ ‘This season's Straight Front Model, boned with pure whalebone—low Basha ANOTHER WELL-KNOWN MAKE Black Sateen—Straight Front, rich lace and ribbon fnish—sises 18 to 34. ALSO, TO-MORROW:— | MISSES’ CORSET WAISTS CHILDREN’S WAISTS buttona— late back—“secon one of the in Years—pertect prico, 29 Of M%-cent 4% inch Satin Taffetas—hi, lined—wide silk strings; also several yards value $19.98. Black Fox Fur Stoles—2 yds, | satin lined—# full tails and cords~-Value $10.00. Fine Opossum Fur Sets. lor - 18.08 Orgardy— Se ee ty sheer Soft Woolleas, daiatily 7.98 Adparigass skirts—a large variety to | gitis 4 to 34 years, value $25.00.....608++ ————__- 2 $350 Woman's Shoe at 2.98 1 That Is the value, conservatively stated, offered bere—not only as good as aay, | $3.50 shoe you can find, but better than many at that price, uae Style Finish Comfort are fove points in which they excel, HERE ARE TWO FAVORITE STYLES. | Style No. 50 at 2.98 —Hand welt—| \Vomen’s Box Calf--laced--medium Rages a tips—ex- |e tips —heavy extension sole baiteary jaw heel-dace or button, | beel—a smart shoe for cold weather wear Service \Zomen’s Soft road, comfo: tension sales— ‘ e—_____—_—_—_+ The name tells the story—made to stand the knocks and wear that any bealthiyy | lively boy or girl is bound to give their footwear—strong, warm, = | Shoes... The kind that mothers come here for again and again, saying I want another pair of * KNCCKABOUTS,’ the fast pair wore 82 well.”...0lf you have be sure to see these before you pay more for shoes bast eas give such rervice as these. | BOYS’ “"KNOCKABOUTS” ‘The popular “Littl Genta” style Strang Box Calf Mannish Last Spring heels Dongola and Box Calf—medium or| broad toe-patent leather tips—nfedium, | heavy or extension solea—spring heels. \ 8% to Wh... + 1,09) he we Saiwveatedal