The evening world. Newspaper, November 19, 1903, Page 7

yy é SENATE A SHIELD FOR CEN. WOOD Publicity Choked Off at Hearing of Charges by Hanna and Teller, and Roosevelt Credited with Intervening for Officer. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 19.—The hearing of the charges preferred by Senator Hanna and Senator ‘Teller against Brig-Gen, Leonard Wood, to pre- vent his confirmation as Major-General, to which he was ppointed by the Presi- dent during the recess of the Senate, will be a star chamber proceeding, President Roosevelt {s credited with having intervened to prevent full pub- lielty in the matter and the Senate Committe on Military Affairs, which has the matter in charge, decided to-day after a, hot discussion to hold executive sessions temporarily Fight for Publicity. ¥ called at 10.90 A, Mf, of the Chairman of the Committee, Senator Hawley, of Con- necticut, Senator Proctor, ex-Secretary of War, presided. Senator Hana entered the committee room fifteen minutes before any of the members of tho Committee and, taking this seat at the réporters’ table, impa- tiently awaited the coming of his col Ieagues of the Senate who are to de- Gide between his contention and that of the President as to the fitness of Gen. [Wood to be placed in a position from which in three years he will move up to the virtual command of the army. Genator Teller came in soon after Sen- tor Hanna and they had a little col- \loquy as to who should address the ' Committee Arst. “I have gn engagement to attend a \) meeting of the McKinley Memorial Com- j mites,” insisted Hanna, “and I must ‘get there.” | Meller finally yielded and Hanna was given the right of way. In calling the Committee to order Sen- jator Proctor said no formal tharges haa been made against Gen. Wood, but thet Senatora Hanna and Teller desired to make protests amd that Estes G. pared ¢o | aale charges. Genators Quarles and Proctor raised the point against reporters or other outsiders being present. Senators Scott and Bate argued for ‘open sessions during the hearing, “Does anybody doubt that, even if we do shut these reporters out, the even- ing papers will have everything about proceedings, anyhow?” Senator Scott. ‘That depends entirely upon the in- tegrity of the Senators Fetorted Senator Cockrell Sereened by Senators. As a result of the squabble over the question of open sessions, whi becoming warmer every second, Proctor ordered the room cleared of all but the committeemen, while they 4! cussed the subject privately, Accord- Ingly the reporters were hustled out. 11 o'clock Senator Proctor sent word out €o the crowd in the hall that the committee would devote itself the rest of the day to an inquiry as to Precedents on the point of open ses- present,” hotly Loree formerly Director of Posts of who Was present, was pre- shouted Recator sions, pending which the committee world continue’ Me executive session, ‘This means that the President has in- tervened to prevent publicity of the full charges against Gen. | Wope. ittee behind ‘closed doors heard statements from Senators Hanna and Teller, notified Rathbone to appea: to-morrow at 10.9) A. M. with his formal oharges, and adjourne GIRLS DROWNED IN FERRY-BOAT UPSET Crossing a Swollen River on Return from Concert, Cable and Two Went Down. (Special to The Evening World.) PORT JERVIS, N. Y., Nov. her, the former seventeen years old in the Delaware River, at the foot o! Pike street: Miss Gebhardt daughter of Mrs. N. Gebhardt, a widow, and the Schumacher girl a daughter o Michael Schumacher. Matamoras, Pa., across the river from this place, and were members of es jed German families. Brio band orchestra dance in this city, ronized. way throwing the occupants out. screamed for help aud boatas put out, put too late to save their lives. Phe ferryman, Deckley. clinging to one of the broken cables o| in an exhausted condition by men the very spot where Durant, the bicy- rsons Jost their lives. Catholic priest, on Oct. 1 recovered. —— ae Why She Was Frosty, (From the Philadelphia Telegraph.) return for his cast-off clothes. ceived a bunch of the most beautiful lady love. the same evening, reception he met with, “You sent me a note to-day,” the most frigid to: See ote? he inuuired, astonishment, “Certainly, along with some roses." “To be sure I sent you some roses." still mean to deny it?” With which the following words were writ ten: promised me the other day.” 4 LOWEST PRICED HOUSE FOR FIRST-CLASS GOODS. JORDAN as 155, 157 andi59 East 23d St. moet ig Reductions in Every Department. : ae) Cut of from 30 to 40 Per Cent, Below Our Usual Prices.—— Thousands of specialties selected from our vast stock and prices cut indiscriminately just to boam things along and make this week an overwhelmingly busy one. space to advertise every item, but will have to content ourselves with quoting a few of the many excellent bargains ; Chiffoniers in oak, highly ished, with drawers, bras pol- five handles, and swing mirror on top; worth at least Med special week, S eel and Brass Trimmed Bed- steaas, finished in snow-white enamel, ® in oak or ¢ mahog- any fin- ® coverings of plain or fancy velour ; as- me $7, 85 @ sorted. colors ; actual @ value $12.00; very s PS POS LESSSOIOSS ee ished, with five massive roped turned lirst-class workmans! 4 shal vine si200 spent 7499 Everything to Furnish tbe Home. POOTOPPHGV IPOS DOPOD OO PHHOIDOS SP OOD HHO OMI OOD Massive Round Top Exten- sion Tables, like cut, eleyantly ok: with brass scrolls and brass spindles on head and foot ; extended foot rails ; LIBERAL CREDIT special this week. If you don’t wish to pay cash, you can open an account and pay as it may best suit yourself. finish, coverings of silk tapestry or satin holstery ; best steel springs ; worth at least p00 of Little Craft Turned It Over) 19,—Miss: ma Gebhardt and Miss Liazie Schu- and the latter eighteen, were drowned was al Both resijed in te vhey had been in attendance at the and started home with ther escort,| to have been mmitted, ‘The affidavit Frank Altman, a young man of Mata- ing Ze arene! St, Lout moras. ‘The late flood having carried big De ele eae ee Bee Away the Barrett Bridge a’ passenger| ! sworn to by one Browns ferry owned by Jobu Deckley was pat-| STAMFORD, Conn., Noy. 19.—Witilam The rains of the past few days had raised the river five feet, and when half across the fiver the cable of the ferry-hoat broke, upsetting the craft and The girls was rescued the ruined Barrett bridge, while Young Altman was carried down stream in the icy water for half a mile and rescued at clist, was rescued when he went down with the Barrett bridge, in which three Hie eta a The bodies of the girls ibave not been ‘A young gentleman whose gallantry was largely in excess of his pecuniary means sought to remedy this defect and ‘chase of expensive flowers by ar- ranging with a gardener to let him have a bouquet from time to time in It thus happened one day that he re- roses, which he at once sent off to his In sure contemplation of a friendly welcome he called at the en ‘ani the young lady remarked, after pause, in in blank “And there was a note inside—do you these words she handed the dumfounded swain a scrap of paper, on “Don't forget the old trousers you No Mail Orders Filled for Specials, This 5-Piece Parlor Suit for $29.50. 5-Piece Mahogany Finish Parlor Suits, like illustration, piano polish $29.50 | ‘THE WORLD: ZENGLER SOUGHT ON REQUISITION: Officer from the West Arrives at Albany with Papers Signed by Governor of Missouri Call- ing for the Millionaire. | ALBANY, Nov. 19—Sheriff EB. A. | Smith, of Missourt, arrived here to- with papers of requisition from the Gov- ernor of Missour! upon Gov. O1 for the extradition of Wiliam Zeigler, of New York, accused of bribery in con- nection with baking-powder legis‘ation in Missourl. Gov, Odell {s out of. y. and not expected here before Saturday, Upon f} that day it ds expected he wil fix a day next weck for a hearing upon the mat- s{ter. It is said that the Attornay ft} eral of Missouri will appear befo: Governor in support of the requisition. n| It Js understood that the issie upon -| which extradition will be contasted, is whether Zeigler was in Missuurl in ‘March, 191, when the bribery 1s alleged the a Siegler, the milllonaire baking powder man, who is under indictment in Mis- sourl, changed with bribery of Missourl Legislators, is ill in his home in New York, The superintendent of his es- tate in Moroton, a Mr. Ottay, says his due to worryment over the ¥ {illness is charg “Mr. Ziegler has no feaar of the out- come of this indictment,’ said Mr, Ot- tay to-day. ‘He is not going to hide or run a} He dislikes the notoriety of the affair. He does not know yet what the exact re or on what evidence they are He went to New York Tuesday afternoon quite Ill. I expected him\up yesterday. I have not heard from him, but I suppose he Is too ill to come up her NINE-DAY CARNIVAL. save the money required for the pur- Montclair’s Big Event Is to Help Build Charch, A nine-day carnival which opened to- day in Tagakwita Hall, Montclair, N. J., will be continued for nine days. It 1] 4s for the benefit of the buiding fund of the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception and will be the largest affair ever attempted in that town. ‘The opening comprises a costume dance representative of a Pumpkinville fair, with a rand march and prizes. The principal features will be an exhi- ition drill from the crack Company K, of the Fifth, N. J. N. G., on the even- ing of Nov. 4, and a great euchre on Thanksgiving evening with many hand- some prizes, Other evenings will be given over to refined vaudeville. Each evening's entertainment will last for one hour after which there will bea reception and dancing. uC Wish we had the Handsome Velour Couches, Gecply tufted, in exquisite colorings, with heavy ‘oak frames, first-class up- holstery, made very soft and luxurious; actually worth $15.00; $9.49 special .......00- Side. % boards, best quartered oak, with drawers, cup- Phoards, French bevel mirror in centre and 2 French bevel mirrors on Htop. Value $35.00; spe cial, 823.75 | damask, fitst-class up- very special % |not do without it. » | proved ever since, and now I am cured. THURSDAY EVEN MUNYON’S | PAWPAW pe 0= 8-0 0-0-0-0-0-9-0- oto O Tieden BEING CURED. See Them and Learn of This| Wonderful Vegetable Pepsin. DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness and A!l Stomach Troubles Absolutely Ended. 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In three trips around the world I have become perfectly familiar with the medicinal virtues of this remarkable fruit. People in India could I was much interested when I read that Prof. Munyon had tntro- duced this remedy to the public, and I have been taking Munyon's Paw-Paw with most gratifying results, The first bottle increased my appetite and cured me of sleeplessness. T am now taking it regularly, and find that my whole system 1s improved and strength- ened. Paw-Paw certainly {s a wonderful aid to digestion. I am telling all my friends about it and what ft did for me," lisse BEST DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.” JESSE FUERST. a well-known antie- man, residing at 209 W. 130th st. New York City, writes under date of Nov. 12: ‘our Paw-Paw 1s without doubt tho best remedy for dyspensia on the market to-day. Thad suffered horribly with indigestion fo: ‘a long timo and tried all sorts of medicines without benefit: your Paw-Paw, however, gave me relief from the first dose. I tm- 1 cannot praise this wonderful ‘remedy too! highly. Prof. Munyon 1s justified in call- | ing Paw-Paw his greatest ement. most heartily recommend it to all sufferers | from stomach troubles. | Prof, Munyon says: My Paw-Paw | is not only a specific for Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Nervousness and all Stomach troubles, but it ABSOLUTE- LY CURBPS CATARRH. It cures catarrh of the head. It cures catarrh of the lungs. It cures catarrh of the stomach, It soothes and heals the inflamed parts. It drives the poison from the system, It stops sneezing and all discharges of mucus, It prevents the} dropping of offensive matter into the throat. My Paw-Paw is nature’s own cure for catarrh. It is the most perfect tonic I know of. It stimulates without intoxi- cating. Whiskey or beer lift you up and let you fall. Throw them awa My Paw-Paw lift ou and hold ‘ou up. | All drug Largo bottles, $1. Paw-Paw tive Pills, 25 cents a bottle. MUNYON'S DOCTORS FREE.! If you need medical advice consult Munyon’s doctors, Examinations and} advice absolutely free. St James Building, Broadway and 26th st. | 50° Waist Fabrics. ae een 2 eS poeeeaeinanl Strived CURTAIN, MUSLINS. 30 inches wide, # patter White enamel spindles and full mount NOVEMBER 19, 1903. MAIL ORDERS dams SIXTH AVENUE 21ST 50c to 75¢ This offering consist All-wool Waist Cloths in light and dark color combinations; also mer- cerized waistings and vestings in great variety. No mail or C. O. D. Ready-to#!Make Spangle Robes, ROBES; 1.00 These are BEAU ance, with a fine cain color and rewith tra waist “and “tee value, for Us 85c. Novelty This re yards of Pe ANG, in Rpota: value, for ri trimmings J} Wie STRICTLY ALL SILK an extra heay. underskirt needs. ALL: 18 tacher: Bc To-Morrow’s * Bargains in ‘Our special diend Java in the Ht Coffee™ 400, for this grade; our {ep 30c. Ib.: mpeeial for fhe, ane on. binck any . Oe. To. Clinton SAFI’ iy vara black velveteen BIND. 5e In the Balcony Art Dept. Av bertert, READ 100%, aoe size PILLOW TOPS prints, $1.65: SMOKED RHAEINLAC SALMON ... COOKED CORNED BERF. BELLOW atta ranens holy BAL Hofabed® ion ‘on, exmittion. co ay MLSE nuoues how "to" work the flowers: 5c MARE i i gu. PORE. cholce . AMPED, SCARFS, SQUARES KMO Pay CLOTHE at, ¢pch.. 25c To-Morrow’s, Specials in NO MUSIC SENT To-morrow’s Specials in Linens & Blankets! TRAY CLOTHE, hematitehed, in, all- 1 gular price 25¢ pure white Bedelia, I'd Like to Steal {Bgnutital high- ) DAMASIC, heavy Fegulat price, Laneing. class ba! Down on ihe vares Indolence Intermezzo. (Pret Intermezzo pul lished Nease, Mama, ‘uy Me Duby. Sweet “Genevieve, (Very popular.) Sale of Boys’ Overcoats—0f Ded size, each Double bed size, each, —Of Reefers —Of Boys’ sizes 8 to 16 yea extra long Table Covers. Revernible | Taveatry “TABLE COV. var ay gounre. nicely 25 finked. worth 1-2 more, at Curtain Muslins, 3to8 from 4 and $5 to. Hints in the 3 10¢ Rug Specials. deo 18x36, regular $1.15, at 85¢ 21x42, regular $1.75, at 4.25 26x54, regular $2.25,at 1,55 30x60, regular $2.45, at 1.75 36x72, regular $3.75, at_ 2,75 48x84, regular $5.75, at 4,50 Fine Axminster Rugs, Oriental Designs. 27x64, regular $2.95, at 2,25 36x72, regular $4.75, at 3.95 phen. Kolden « Tisfticttone tree me Machine ax above value, for To-Morrow’s Specials in biete for with brass top ratl, extended foot Friday “ih Verit Veritable Bargain Day. ne Goods * 29° jas including ALL-WOOL Orders filled on these goods. ZIBELINES, ALL-WOOL TWEEDS, ALL-WOOL BASKET To-Morrow’s CLOTHS, SILK AND WOOL CHALLIES, ALL-WOOL To-Mortow’s Special if VOILES, ALL-WOOL SERGES, etc. ete. No mail Special 4 ic Price, oyu or C. O. D. orders can be filled on these goods. Price,. a yard, face as silky ey bright as any $1.00 Velvet in the market. er dee 89: rustling quality, IT 1S ABSOLU Coffer produced; others char —Floral Bran Butter can be produced; Pure, Fresh and Sweet; box 6 1- Ib. Gelb. prints... .... cc eeeeseeteeeesees PRENIVM HOILED HAM.. Special Package for 83c. Jb, can MAPLE PLUM PUDDIN' can R. Bis PeDbiNG OURS MINCE MEAT, RUSSET CIDER, Sheet fluc Tee | On Sale in music department in balcony; also on the 4th floor,where Miss H. Palma, the well-known Canadian Piano Virtuoso, gives musical demonstrations every Special Friday Russian style, red flannel lined, sizes 3 to 8 years, double-breasted, 3@ belt, brass buttpns.. | handsomely lined; worth $4.50, for Oxford Fri double-breasted; Boys’ Reefers—Doubie-breasted; sizes To-Morrow’s Money-Saving A $35 ey ‘Machine, 125) lamp] + th green | DE shade; PROMPTLY ry FILLED! oods| STREETS. N. ¥. j rare ya ‘G ¢ All 75¢ Wool’ Cheviot, Sponged and shrank, 50 inches wide, in black, brown, green, garnet, tan, gray, royal and navy. s of odd lots and broken color assortments, ALBATROSS, ALL-WOOL FANCY To-Motrow’s Specials in the Millinery Dep't. Hat Specials, To-morrow morning we shall com- mence a clearing sale of thé finest line of Hats manufactured this seas son; six desirable shapes, made of fibre silk-braid and a very fine qual- ity, of silk velvet—bla brown, castor, moss and “}98 were $5.50 and $5.95; choice at; Feather Bargains, pecial lot of black Amazon Ostia Plumes, with broad fides; very full plumage and extra lengths, measuring from 19 to 22 inches exclusive of quill 98 ends; on sale on centre table to-morrow at, each. * pee Ribbons---500 pieces Hee ne eee wank 34-inch pure silk satin taffeta Rib- TRAC nee a apace bon, in all the desirable shades, for 35¢ belts, bows and work, will be on sale to- Black bess Velvet, 55° TIFUL BLACK V close pile—the co! ETS—of rich appear- r is a deep jet, and the and Velvets, 3% of more woe and check — effe My tOCADE vo Ween marked offering and to No ood advantage nu pel used MAIL ORDERS. —with a beautiful silky finish and appearance— especially recommended for lining and ELY GUARANTEED TO WEAR. Choice Groceries. —Rungnlo Cevion Tea {e sold all 1 Mocha and Tea riety ond. (and considered chest Grade morrow at, per yard. id Fancy Elgin Creamery is the best that HS k Sitced, tal Ta. the Balcony Book Store. PACTORIA HISTORY OF TH! Pat from, th Rineeaa to th recat Northrop: “in, fe now, ty ret. meets use Carclunen, Be "8 400 VIEWS OF a Special Package for 65c, Ib, can P. & WW. CLAM CHOWDER, <1 Salt “AEN BAKED ttt: C. 0. D. AND NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. Pretty Tittle Dinah. Jones. Out of “My Lite Forever. 8, ein u titui descriptive aliad. Mascagnl's Farewell Inter: mezzo.) (More, beautiful than Cavalleria” Rustl- Dear Sing Hing. (Ry the composer of Predella.) Taji Me That Beautiful Story. lined throughout, in blac! and light TIRE, ticked wed and front; value $2.50; for... In the Village by the Sea. A Mirth of Love (Most popular waltz out) jas Mayitee, (From Fianer Mai ‘en "icate and 1 aur? ‘Coming Thro” the Mansion of Aching Hearts. Show the White "of Your | Fall Star Reverie, (Very | Bye. popular.) Banquet of Misery Hall. Boys’ Overcoats. blue Cheviot, military 55c. cit Pillows, | Boys’ Reefers—In ue, Cheviot, red Children 's Wea Best quality, sige 24 inches 39¢$ to 8; double-breasted, brass buttons, yet. coltbe. Flinmes ‘with, inser eovarsiee handsome eneyron on sleeve; regular i tong vents: a afte $4.00 value, for........++5+ “tn Oxford’ Friez Ri HL BS rit fancy DRE aie as Curtains, Boys” Overcoats sizes 8 to 16 years; izes ito a asst mpraltt Se RY CU TAIN! 6 cut extra long, with Raglan pocket storm coll; tabit, hip. ‘a sii tnd irab, Jean inch, ee teed on ab fren 18 to 23: value ff Som years; reduced Shoe Department. A splendid offer of WOMEN'S seasonable street BOOIS at 33% per ceat. off regular prices. WOMEN'S BOOTS, best dongola, button ai lace, with either heavy extension or close 35 medium flexible soles, low or high heels, J: for to-morrow only, at, a pair.. WOMEN'S LACE BOOTS, in fine quality patent calfskin, medium weight soles, handsome 50 dress and street styles; for to-morrow I in satin only, at, a pai sieve BOOTS, J Umbrellas. 4nd women, 28 and 28 inch med Sterling Bitver mornted natty 1h fancy , imported and $9 50) domeatic desiens, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' LAC! calfskig, solid inner and outer soles, sizes 1344 to 5%; to-morrow only, at, a pair... fe whe jrawers, complete set of at ur Dre 1°°17.50 x toy 8 drawers, @ $25.00 15 Qe Tien [ee hendie iH Sge | Engraved or net dandeompleaet tor 79C | we Made Of strong serviteabte cowhide 1a Neca rmiaby wHOeL ates es PDD, RIVES.) own engrav- | CLOTHES | tne right ber | wrina-| ON 4 PREACH ER. ball white vou | wait i¢ you so desire for 1 year Kind for dither Seript ria Enmilah de. : 60¢ coen. aaiorn Ln secaant ilk Wa CrEGeAt ores wo