The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1903, Page 13

STORM BROKE UP THE POKER CAME Passengers on the Oceanic, Har- assed for Many Days, At- tempt to Play a Little “Draw” When Giant Wave Sweeps In. TABLE, “CHIPS,” CASH AND CARDS SWEPT AWAY. Remarkably Rough Trip of the Giant Liner—Gen. Booth- Tucker, Steel Magnate Phipps and Other Notables on Board. After an extremely rough voyage, the ig White Star liner Oceanic reached ‘New York from Liverpool to-day, twenty-four hours behind her sohedule time. * @he arrived off the bar last night, ‘but on account of the thick weather was compelled to remain outside until day- light, ich to the disappointment of her passengers, most of whom had ex- perienced the miseries of seasickness nearly all the way across. Boon after leaving Liverpool the Oceanic ran into a storm that whipped the waves {nto mountains of water. The Gigantic ship, which in generally as steady as a church, was tossed about like a tug, and for three days few of the passengers were able to venture on deck. There was a sudden lull in the storm last Friday night, pale persons emerged from terooms, and the tables at din- ner all ocoupled for the first time. After dinner a poker game was started sn the smoking room, and ‘about halt the men on the first cabin ist Stood @round to waicn it, Storm Broke Up the Game. Without. warning the storm revived. ‘The first wave that struck the ship ralle@ over the bows, broke In a dodr of the smoking-room and admitted a von- tlderable portion of the Atlantic oceaa. The table upon which the poker game (Was being played was upset, chips ‘sirewn ali over ohe plice and over $900 in money was soattered. With occasional iapses the storm con- wis all the way across, Nothing happened outside of the routine aftur ols Neptune took a hand in the poker rami ‘Amon the passengers Boothstucker, Ot the cay hs Yaughter Catherine and his serretary. Capt. Wright. th-Tucker travelled eco -class and thie occasioned some ‘remark aboard hen I+ engaged second-cabin ge." old Gen. Booth-Tucker, “I 'did thet anythin, would be fous ror i it, but. inasmuch as 1 have n tOld that some curiosity has been expfesned, I will say that my only, rea- ‘#0 doing 1s coonomy, I am trav- eiling as economically as possible. Wife's History Ready. “Ewent to London part! from the shock of the eat in Sratieoad accid a history of fer lite book ii e, device ‘and will be out in'& ver? | to reoover of my wife ehort Hi Phipps, the steel magnate, #1 emis trotent the tatgert cenctne of | } © of any of the passengers. Mi , who. fe Ca since Tight at the delay of the Oceanic oy » hurled himself into @ oab fer and was driven to his office. et No. 26 Broadway. Mra. Phipps, with a t, went to her residence uptown. Wwe engors, areca iat the Uglied aan ea for KILLED IN COLLAPSE. YOUNGSTOWN, 0. Dee. 10.—The root the casting-houre of the Andrews & Hitetiosck furnace in Hubbard, five yore. ro coliapaed | ia ae je usual winter over- Holiday Gifts Walrus Bags, with’ 9-inch gold-plated framés in all colors, $2.75, value $4.00, Imported Childven's Bags in green, red and blue, $1.00 & $1.25, ow value $1.50 & $1.75, A choice selection of Bags in japanese Leather, Imported | wear peevoking Saphion Leather, ail colors, Plain and Studded. Real Duchesse Lace Bags, with rhinestone frames, Above suitable for shop: ping, visiting and 0} and opera wear, Lord & T. fal Broadway and Twentieth Street Fifth Avenue, end New Matrance on ioth Street, 0 UNION ars BY Missing cB KNOX ANY MORE|CARRIED MUCH CASH Company Passes a Resolution|Henry Baxter Kingsley Is Now to Cut Off the Workingmen’s} Said to Have Been Well Pro- Organization and to Employ} vided with Money When He Only Non-Union Labor Disappeared, Piegtee: Hat Company, of Grand and eee was made tovlay that , ‘a. avenues, Brooklyn, has 10 |sienry Baxter Kingsley, the clubman, reply to the cailing out of 200 of ifs em-| wha disappeared trom New York on the Ployees on @triko by the United Hat-| evening of Nov. 14, hid a large amourit makers of North America absolutely re- te of money in his possession when wes pudiated the union and issued onzers| fast eoon by his friends, = that never again shall any member of| fr, Kingsley Waa 0 the-union be employed in the factory. | jana, Vin, fea’ te urban Guia A resolution to this effect passed by | Central Station on the afternoon of his the board of directors of the company | wvappearance. Fre checked his baggage, yesterday wus made public to-day. This} nut is not believed to have taken the resolution states that in December off train, Later he was seen in m afd at last year a three years’ contract was! morty-second street and Seventh avenue. made with the hatmakers of the factory,| At that time he was thought to be which had been fully approved by the] drinking, After he left the cate all trace men as the most lberal contract they | o¢ nim avas lost. had ever entered into, This approval! texander T. Mi . Mason, a lawyer at No. Was announced after the terms of the| 1 william street, who is acting for the contract had been employed for six! cingsley family in thelr search for the months to the complete eatisfaction of| missing man, and who offers $1,000 tor alt the employees. Thereupon they} nis discovery, sald to-day: eagerly signed a three years’ contract, “At first I did Yesterday the officers of the United] kingsley had ped tires peony Hatmakers of North America called out! money wiien he disappeared Bu 200 of the employees of the factory be-| have learned that he carried @ consid: cause the officers of the fuctory refused | eratie amount. He thas been gone near or end the present contract and|\y one month Mw, and I do hot Béliéve ¢ a new one. that ‘he would stay away this lon The Board of Directors declared in| his own account. Wwe are He anne 0) thelr resolution thet not only would | *u#pect that he has mot with foul play,” they have no negotiations with the members of the union, but that no mem- ber of the union was ever to be em- ployed in the factory again under any —$—<—__ WIFE-SLAYER SENT TO ASYLUM Felice Pascucci, who acted like a rav- ing maniac on Tuesday in the prison- ciroumetances, This’ resolution was|ers’ pen in the Court of Geawel Ses- signed by E. M- Knox, President of the ons hte on trial before Ne je Fos- er his wife, company, and turned over to Robért J. | i stged ineane tontay, a oleate, was MoFarland, general ry. Mr. McFarland said to-day of the 300 enen who ‘went cut on eure jer of the |Matteawan Insane Asy! en retul fo worl ASTHMA felpeany {9 mie “ie ale ata BRONCHITIS the officers o tthe union that the men ‘had deen called out because they were unable te make a8 high merly since a , CONSUFPTION. ere are no forma of ‘in “Our country. been made in the fa ‘absolutel, without foundation,” "= “weolutely uteri atime of" Aathe gulont a onsumption. THEATRE MANAGER FINED. May scare David Kessler Allowed Chid to Act Without a Permit. | David Kessler, manager of the Thalia Thentre, was fined $25 I Special Bes- sions to-day for allowing ntne-year-old LAlie Feinman to appear without a per- mit In a play ereitled "Crazed by Love.’ Siegmund Feinberg, father of the child, was also fined $25. “ memaler: and aenbes treatment nous hestroy themehe cane ment should destroy them before the cough becomes nevore ae ra | Ana sou ai up. much baad mat i are as the ‘were arrested on cle! wi Deere ohey to Mayor Low, and when the er" fleni went on mine the a defense was that measenger ‘ie Scat for the permit fasted co pertorms the errand. tor, re d ‘ow has no more. diachan — Bnd hears tot f Be eink Fn boy" DENMARK INC ORSEE PANAMA. | doctor for curt re COPENHAGEN, Dec, 10.—King Chris-| 6 ROCe Se tian, of Denmark, following the recom- mendation of his ministers, has recog. nixed the Republic of name ag an independent State. natlone re and telephone Bs 1th. 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But most cases will yield re within 90 days, This trial treatment will convince you that Dr. Shoop’s Rheumatic Cure i» a power against ism —a Dotent force against disease that is irre- sistible, My offer is made to convince you of my faith, My faith ts but the outcome of ex- knowledge, 1 KNOW Simply write me postal for my book on, | cost to you is 86.60. If it fails the loss is! Rheumatism. I will then arrange with a druxeist in your vicinity so that you can secure six bottles of Dr, Shoop's Rheu- matic Oure to make the test. You may take it @ full month op trial, If it succesas we mine and mine alone. It will be left en- Lhe hiietay I mean that exactly. If you pot satistactory 1 don’t ox NI ORT “eu y HH Oy W. L. DOUGLAS $3, 50 SHOE 22% | AMERICA LEADS THE SHOE FASHIONS OF THE WORLD. The leading styles originate In Brockton, the manu: facturing center of men's fine shoes In this country, gi riginated by My Expert Model Maker are Copied Everywhere. . L. 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If I could show ve the difference between the shoes made in my factory and those of other makes, you would understand why Douglas $3.50 pen cost more to make, wi ae they hold their shape, fit better, longer, and are of greater intrinsic value than any other $3. 56 | me ‘the market to-day. ere is a great difference between wholesale and retail prices in | You pay only one profit on shoes made in my factory and sold | reer to you through my own stores in, the principal cities.. The re- sult is, you gevte better shoes for the price than are retailed elsewhere. | process of tanni the bottom sol produces | more flenbio anal nd longer wearing leat! r than amy. other ahrege, i selorgne Colt te the sacttas Ee Pa pata We Ls, Gouging High sre. | es Fast One ies Bone Used eae re Al HBT NLA Ttgenusn, Pend ROUSLAS STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: way, cor. 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We Save You the Retailer's Profit Open See ee thet Cavalonir on: request. Branches * A GOOD HABIT———TO BUY ON CREDIT will Clothe the Whole ly on R PER ai WEEK 3 IN'S. WOMEN'S AND INC CLOTHI NG, oaks, Millinery, Furs and Jewelry. ManhattanClothingCo,, 1134 3d Ave., Near 65th St, 2274 3d Ave, Near 124th St. 295 8th Pee Near 24th St. 'N, BROADWAY, OPEN Woaxinon the Fashion among discriminating Cigar smoker * > appreciate the pleasure of + gontrast, to smoke a QGUL EGYPTIAN CIGARETTE ° between cigars. The rare Turkish flavor of the Mogul gives the final touch to the enjoyment of smoking. 10 for 15 cents’ Cork Tips or Plain (Save the Coupons Railroads. Pennsylvania RAILROAD. STATIONS foot of WET TWENTY-THIR BU, and DESUROSSES and CORTLAN cy Th Jeavii tf fr Desbi and Cortlandt sts ee evminutes Inter than that vhied at. Station, ex Teparlor, , Sleeping “ang naa For Chicago, Indianapolis A. AL ST. LOUIS LIMITED, eae and Observatio Elneiunatt indianapelis. Ae Lous. Dis BEENNSTLYANTA, LIMITED — . MM. 9. OlePration Courartment Care f Don’t Delay 5 ee Seals PY Pianos and Organs. ‘Chic Come, tg-morrom, for i al-| Teady been tresmenisus tm this Great Holiday Piano Sale. WaltersPianos $1 a Week. $260 Walters Pt 7 aid Cover {oF 8196 oa eusy Larian Of $5 Down and $1 Week. Half Real Value. Walters Planos are butit' to last a feces M.—CHICAGO LIMITED.—Pull ig. Bmoking and’ Obi ion. cago, Toledo and Cleveland. Dining LOUIS, EXPREAS.— For innat!. Indianapolis, Louts- inthe Car. For Gary, W. Satire hae NW EXPRESS &. P. M—C wD CINCIN- SATI EXPR Fi ,o ofa, cfncineath ndtanaonite and Gt. Lote 2 BURG SPECIAL —Dally + Waitisinoy ‘AND "THE soUTH. 1 Bese 8) nie Sp me, soutHir NORM recta ts ares ; Pianos Delivered to Your Home on Payment of $5. 10 Years’ Guarantee inserted W fs femphis and a3 P. onaxe AND OHIO poe fs fativ Sn APONTEOR AND xO , 90 = calle ea yk dave hand plano at an i pune ci a ig, for i el son ange 72uF 24 viane tor « beau. B nets ach a week, stars and bay ibu Standa Coaches wee) § tis Car Car Parlor Care, Dining Cartand aches on Suntave f MAY. Sar 66 P.M. week, days. "attlces’ yor, fl. 1854. 118 ang 301 aed Tritth * 8 Vovrete mededt: WOOD, ay Mtle Managor General Pasmenicer & | NewYork Central Tt ORT lea DY caMtt you can ouent s | arrive gt and devert from Grand ew Mention, 40 CR EDI | central tation, 43 ae Bere ‘Syracuse I 3 ACCOUNT with us Piiaoead t1000 Aa convenient amounty very *Scrpress naan PSY aia! Sale. Diaonds—Watches—Jewelry |= /ARGR nyt BOD x i rite a0 rite op even nd for bor i book! ipo AMERICAN WATCH & DIAMOND CO, 1 Maiden Lane. TAKE ELEVATOR: , Gold-Wiled fl, Genutne nieago Limited PM mt rwentieth, C: ¥ Expt shoo pat betrott & chi 0 PM. The Lake Shor Cin & 8 is-kt, Watch. wee Blamonds 's1 down, z r. Exp ee aN varity Fee PMpaceot Hunde Pxcent Monday Bate ‘on all throu, | WATCHES, | JEWELRY, ‘DIAMONDS, W. NATCHES, Bey ace ea ONAE BU ‘DIAMOND So wareti for New York O., 177 Bi ge checked from TELS, Arent Business Property To Let. TO LET, LARGE DOUBLE STORE 50X85 NEAR CITY HALL, at 28-30 City Hall Place, week i cRown' Se nb RY lothiny , ri rad PoeerthS oe 7 Toioniat Co” Caxton. Chieago. HANDKERCHIEFS A. aint | UMBRELLAS AND GLOVES nite! APRONS IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, RULAND & WHITING CO. | 5 BEEKMAN ST, Lawyers. GEO. ROBINSON (Lawyer), ‘90 Nasnay at.(Day). 1870 B'way. 37 et. (vas) AEARD West Fourteenth Street, Friday, AS UsuaL, BARGAIN D2 with TWO COLUMNS of CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS at ‘ FRIDAY PRICES Friday | LACE CURTAINS, BED SETS Mine 15] Seeder cect Er a Irish Point- ‘el Rarer y he ehowy we All Linen 6. Hand Bama Tnitial—6 in icy DOX.. Hand “ye ‘a Initial Chiléren’s Col’d H. actos ot rahi ad 's All Linen Initial— x. All Linen H. nih ; All Linen H. @......... +1 a: F LEATHER GOODS Friday Fitted Wrist Bags—best colors.. .05 Morocco Chatelaine Bags—leather lined—patent hook—value .7%.. ‘Real Seal Wrist Bage—silk tinea & 49 Children's Patent Leather Belts. .25 Men's Seal Card Cases.,.. 49 Real Seal Combination Books. DOLLS, TOYS Pridey Dressed Dolls—Lawn, Bille Dresees—lace, trim é--Pols ‘Bonnets, 5 fo match—value #L40.scrscr- Undressed Jointed and Kia ee large size—with shoes and stockings—value $1.09.. Undressed ‘Ha Body very, larg pag ines, Hook and a a other fron Iron Toys—value | Targe Plush Horses—value 0... Drums—value 08 ..seeseeereees SKATES, GAMES Roller Skates—value 98, Hockey value $1.98 Ice fkates—Pook & Gnyder'e— special Areas can cents Y Tapestsy Portiers—value BLAN Mietlly NOTIONS Tucked Chiffon and Taffets, Silke \dations—bewt Hove ‘ters—hook on, 6ew on, pin and belt—regularly .23... Al-Silk Prilled Diastic~value .04. Siver—studdeamremuiany esse. «1D LACES Black Ohantil! Wy, Satlocee ane Insertings—% to 1% ¢ ‘ Allover Bein¢ Venise Note {te and oream—value Pris tapers . 1.98 fancy robirten oie aes Pe Slik, Unibrelins— peal tnd aiver handles sets 2.80 Women's and Children's Golt Gloves | WASH DRESS FABRICS —plain and fancy. Women's Kia Gioves—2 claap— stripes—srere 19 cents.. 1 whades, excellent quality...... 65! RIBBONS Priday | ite inch Satin and Gros.Grain— | RY looms for fancy work and tying es gite—value iit so $%.. 5 ee tos ier hak Batin Grow Grain, and Tiberty Satin Taffetas—all 2% aren eeaven, meroerized—Speckal for aor cake zune fanad Rybbons— Ane Siete olerssvalue 3. 10| WOMEN'S SUITS SUIT CASES Friday Genuing Cowhide Sult_Cagow-ateal frame—beat. lin brass Sie “vatue 6 lock—24 Manuela 8. Ee Saar Value $21 tO $25... 000-0000 WOMEN'S SKIRTS da olormevaite tae 100 fon at. eaeie nnn ae lea | Beat colore-cvalue Birr....+ 4.49 Fig'd Velour Slip Covere—taasel | eee ti rege ‘ comners—value .O...-+s. apetivenvaina PV Mtr ed ay tinoh Fig'd Satin Sofa. Pillows— VAIUG LTB eeseeeeersesrees pisteses® +++1,89 Satin Pin Cushtons—iace and Lee trim—all colors, Handkct and Giove Boxes—maxbi had onyx effoct-satin. lined value 1.69. Handpainted Japanese Wood Collar aaa Gant Boxes cvaiue £49,.--...- 1-08 Children's Fitted Work Boxes— hit Boxes, with button Goyer ss Lae fai 88 DECORATIVE GOODS Friday Japan | WOMEN'S FUR JACKETS auinnsrs san | FLANNELETTE WEAR WOMpN'S collar and cuffs—value FURS Friday) sili scallop collar and oufte— Black Fox Stoles—3 y 1 aera pretty stripes—l0 other styles. full brush tafls—vedue 8.98} WOMDN'S SKIRTS—go0d g gored—weli made—value 85. Sable Fox eae sede or = 98 12.98 Silk scallop ruffie or flesce- | lined Jersey Skirts... | WOMEN'S GOLF VESTS pelt artsy Veste—wa' value $3. : tai tak Treen ene Uned—value 35.00 ” Alaska Sable Soarte—2% yéa.— value 18.00. Plat Muffs to mateh, 12.98 Misses’ Krimmor Sete— 10.98 Friday Women's Lawn Sewing Apeipen bans hemstitch and emb'y ruf! 28 | Malas’ and Nurses’ Aprone—tall ae | value 16.00 . deep ‘hem or oluster tucks... ‘#0 | MISSES’ WEAR Fine Lawn—bib, shoulder pleces tna | Gste' Le bretelles—emb'y trim—l0 styles... .49 Round Swiss, Aprons—aig-206 gallons all round--nibdon bo rina) without Value $5.98 nd $6.98......ereeree malting. cpn dees. ites eaten Children's Lawn ‘Aprons—-yoke eno Hubbard” styles—e “ae ‘trim—value ies ana atten im rere $508. to. $2.88. .c00 Fine Lawn—Hubband th x. ruffie and em! x ies inser te FUN—AlsO Walst StYIOB....6..c.ee0 WOVEN UNDERWEAR Bs Wo Heavy Egyptian Yarn Vests Van Pantene tengthe ens. AB Boys! Heavy Fleece-lined Shirt also Drawers with d'tte Wome ‘aiural Wool Vesta and |. Pants—special value.. oe 68 Men's Heavy FYeece-lined Grate “4 Drawers, vaice ROB sike-ys X Men's Ni wake) Threwa er wont | BABIES' WEAR Ripe rath, Sos Rakai oy! i tneds Long fancy capes—valu Comted Silk Bopnstg-powest rea Ripple Sot, Corded and mb'd Caps—value Hgnd-iente Leggin Drawere— Ve $1.99... 24