The evening world. Newspaper, January 26, 1904, Page 9

a a ae Ca a a ee er a LETTE TT NT STEN meee . | THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26, 1904 HTS MAR °° FP RPGS no SAO WON i ferry after school one day | UNDER ARREST : ON GIRL IN GREEN’ | pepe third wtee to see if L was right Fourteen-Year-Old Calysta Bai- Our motto 1s, not Make a’ Sale,"' but \bout the picture being that of the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot T want to go to college some day, and ean to put y prize ener | “ee ” Uaetetie dedi iy Witee ee | Make} Coe Pie 1 the Evening orld TI am a) the happiest girl in New York, and I thank them #o much for the $50 prize. ST Carter Harrison, Charged with | 1 OWN Bt | ley Will Use $50 She Got from WOMAN BLOWN OVERBOARD. 1 U ] f d Sh : Responsibility for the troquols Evening World to Start Fund, ..t” darn tieale_ woh C ean- p Sa € O Goo oes. | atrucl ro Mra, Matthew J. <imball, bak Theatre Horror, Arraigned in Court and Gives Bail. Mal eg a Bees NGSGAHAT Wie. LONE INTE D ..: In order to make room for new spring goods arriving daily the sen off the Cape Martin Electric uy we've decided to get rid of our entire balance stock of fall and eee ee ee | ae winter shoes, and to do this have marked them OTHERS ALSO HELD CULPABLE, IN CUSTADY. | Her name 4 Ralley home is at N Why, Dor ein my I "Way Below Original Prices as the surest way to quick selling. The shoes are all perfect and desirable in every way. The following lots go on sale to-morrow: Women’s Dongola Shoes, $1.29, Efficient Service at Reasonable Rates Coroner Serves the Papers on City’s Executive, Who Pre- rf sents Himself at Bar, Then for me to gratify my greatest ambition |(o gain a fine education. It is really @ graduating present for me, and L know Goes to Official Duties. eee eset aternavalbeeett cena UIE Tt ( Regularly Retailed at $3 and $3.50. ‘firom Grammar Sehoot No. shere I gopeading They have patent leather tips; French heel, dress and CHICAGO, Jan. 2%.—Bonring the eight wer since mie has been « mupit core the mem, walking boot styles—soles oak tanned. mittist tenued an the report at the In [adie Bonne i oravensaan fake Women’s $4 and $5 Shoes | Men’s $2.50 and $3.50 Shoes, quest into the Iroquois Theatre disas- ter, Coroner Traeger and a number of detectives to-day left the City Hall with authority to arrest Mayor Carter H. Harrison, Manager Will J. Davis and the six lesser city officials and stage employees who were ordered held to await the action of the Grand Jury, The first persons taken into custody were William McMullen, operator of | the flood light from which the Iroquois fire is said to have started, and James F. Cummings, the stage carpenter at the Troquots, under whose direction, it {s alleged, the apparatus was construct- ed which interfered with the descent of the asbestos curtain, ‘Will J. Davis was arrested in bed’ at his home, in Grand Boulevard, Mr. Davis was allowed to dress and eat breakfast, Meanwhile his attorney, who had been telephoned for, arrived ; and the party left on the elevated rail- roed for the City Hall. Marrizon Gives Bail. Some time after the arrest of Mana- ger Davis, Mayor irter H. Harrison Presented himself at Coroner Traeger’s , office in the Criminal Court Building. The Mayor was accompanied by his brother and cousin, and by ex-Mayor Hampstead Wash‘urne. *The Coroner greeted them and the party then went to Judge Walker's court, where bonds of $5,000 were fur- aished. out the puzzles, but there are always | 80 many contestants I never dreamed 1 would get a $90 prize. \ “I have always studied with my older brothers and sisters, for I am. the | youngest of eight. They havo taken me about with them ever since T can STRAIGHT TALK ABOUT GETTING WELL when the doctor tells you you are suffering with ‘‘ general debility.”” We know of one remedy that will correct these conditions and re- store health—Rexall Mucu-Tone. There is no need of a technical description of how Mucu-Tone on going into the stomach is quickly taken up in the digestive process and, entering the blood, is carried through the net-work of tiny cap- illaries and so is brought in direct contact with the sore membranes. NEW LIFE! NEW VIGOR! What you—what all of us—are Telephone Habit NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 15 Dey Street al $2.48. Vici kid and box calif; button and lace; hand-welted cak | tanned soles; custom lasts. $1.19 for Boys’ $1.75 Shoes, Heavy sole calf shoes. $1.98. i | Sample shoes; fine grades; all leathers, a 98c, for Misses’ $1.50 Shoes. | 4Qc, for Misses’ and Children! Of good vici kid; with kid tops. | ‘Muea ee aaen heed Main and Second’ Floors, Specially Reduced Prices for To-Morrow op Fine American Cut Glass. We've gone through our stock of fine American cut glass and reduced prices on many lots ’way down for a # quick stock-adjusting to-morrow. = Every piece is first quality—cut in full, deep patterns and brilfiantly poly J ished. American cut glass; value $5, special $2.98. 5 t Children’s StocKings at 8c if Regular 15¢, Grades. For to-morrow we pice on sale WOMEN DEFEND AMERICAN SINGER Geraldine Farrar, Named in Stories with German Crown Prince, Finds Champions in Berlin Who Declare for Her. If this was the only medicine vertisement in this newspaper, e believe you would quickly try a bottle of our Rexall Mucu-Tone. But you have read the extravagant claims of so many marvelous medi- MURRAY HILL HOTEL Rumored That the Big Hostelry) pent. Has Been Transferred to the| We say to you positively and : «| without reservation that we have Interborough Rapid Transit never before known a tonic or Interests. eatarrh cure to accomplish the re- sults worked by Mucu-Tone. It is a scientific, meritorious, reliable about 15,000 pairs of children's wide and narrow heavy ribbed cotton stockings in stainless black; made with double knees— sizes 6 to 10 inches—price Cc for to-morrow only, per pair, No mail orders filled. Main Floor, 59th St. Section. Berry Bowis, 8 incl Berry Bowis, 9 inch: American cut glass; vaiue $6.50, special $4.49. ae Covered Cheese Dishes, American cut g.ass; vawe $8.50, speciai $5.75. wooo eoseerescsose The Clearance Coury Trays, American cut giass: vawe $3.50, special $2.69, fee Cream Trays, American cut giass; vaiue $7.00, special $4.98. Sugar and Cream Sets, American cut giass; value $4.50, special $3.39 Water Jugs, tankard shape, 3 pint size; vawe $8.00, specia: $5.69. mee °, Water Tumbers, American cut giass; vaiue $5.98, speciat $3.98, Water Tumbiers, Amertcan cut gass; value $0.98, special $4.98, Specials in Dinner Sets from $4.98 to $9.98. Third Floor, 39th St. Section. Sale of Books. Each py values in this great book clearance seem to out- distance those of the day before The Murray Hill Hotel was sold to- The Mayor left then for his office in the City Hall, which is half a mile dis- tant from the jail and almost within a BERLIN, Jan. 2%.—The officers of the American Woman's Club of Berlin have sent the Associated Press a copy of a day, so it was reported in Wall street, to August Belmont and his partners in the Interborough Rapid Transit Som- remedy. We know how it is com- pounded, and we unhesitatingly give it our endorsement—not only interested in is getting rid of the pain we are suffering, in regaining the strength we have lost, in re- —for to-morrow we quote these: Struwelpeter’s Funny Fam- ily, mounted on boards; inde- ~~ Sale of Good Groceries. stone's throw of the Iroquois Theatre : di t. but heal Retina haw imortatieoutinia lalla ‘ pany. our endorsement, but our guarantee. storing the vigor of youth, structible; clearing sale price, 39¢ ham tat it which the W Club and z 4 is * < ee ie ammee. AT amatiy [the Ladies Union of the American |, $i06¢ the bullding of the subwas,| If you try a bottle of Rexall ing our arteries with rich, red |ff Young Folks’ Pictorial Tour, With the Sharpest Sort of Moncy Savings, . and especia the disastrou! ' i ; s ' course was pursued with City Building |Church have signed and presented to/ a7 e estionion in a subway shanty | Mucu-Tone and are not thoroughly blood and building up our bodies wee here esi TEA Quality of the high standard Bloomingdales’ is noted for and ay th | RYT Re ee eh y ‘ ‘ : 4 | ommissioner Williams and City Bulla’ Jainger, containing an’ expression of |! front of the hotel two years ago, the satisfied with it, we wt rend andiis eee Arig cnt Regee ell ag | Tlother Goose Nursery Prices lower than our always lowest ones will make this $ le a7 im- ae tn aD rn custody ofl their utter disbelief in the story of an| hotel company and the subway com-| your money promptly, cheerfully exall Mucu-Tone does all o Rhymes, complete large, portant event for housekeepers to-morrow. | lees Gad valieilin walked 40 nee Crim. | Sllewed Intrigue with the Crown Prince, pany have, been involved in innumer-| and without any red tape. this and does it quickly. Thereis thick volume; clearing sale Hic (German stectar - | Pred | ; i ysults, ! 5 i : — mal Court Bullding and gave bonds to| Sseceriek William, which has been re- | Suh "Hurray Hill Hotel was ownea) Now, we can't — rd to allow no long waiting for promised effects (fPIC Go Nursery Feet at Boe ie unswer any action vy the Grand Jury. Aide BUPEES who homesttrom7 boston pyathe, nan a Mid POT Om Gee of | such strong statements to be print- to slowly make their appearance; Rhymes, 350. illustrations; ist tocaue ee é f i The stage fireman, William Sallers,|Mass,, and who now is engaged at the |of the reported transfer. ‘The | ed in our advertising space unless no months of deferred hope; no clearing sale price, 48 Sc w Is-cent gma enfant Secom. tie was the last of the accused to be taken | Royal Opera-House, saw the Crown !#Ald that negotiations had teen pends | me know we are right. If wede- realization that you have again Alice in| Wonderland and besegenalad Wrnsstiies epee cette’ Steed RPE Prince once for ten minutes ines been current gossip that the sale would | ceived you in this advertisement, wasted money that you could ill Through the Looking ye ¥ Fieots, per Ib... practically means malfeasance in office, [revence Of the Empress and Mrs, Far- be, Pit tust Belmont's office no one in| we would lose your confidence and afford to lose; no final despair. POT eters nie? Exauerate which will result in impeachment !f| a) nas |Suthority would speak of the matter,| your trade—and we don’t spend == mitle ‘00 illustra pagent 1: visticnlitollowsl ithe findiig ori the| erie ee ee ere tne etc Dut it was admitetd that the subway | ; Se MRS, BEAUREGARD TELLS art jon, over 1 justra- | Prumes.-our 150 (easpren re been related of extreme friendliness ex: | nieratel property. to quiet the Iaweults | ses sdreruan’ OR ALS) Dus) EXPERIENCE. tenn eubtisted 10183) rs Ber Tosa us sale ‘We a * isting between the singer and the Crown | H ii “ clearing sale price, ‘ge wae e Subsequent to Mayor Harrison's @P-| prince, which was published again a|¥™Ch had been Brows ose. oF Joerg wade Thace: talsen cree crsssrn comeayi Rose of a Hundred Leaves, Savdines—tmported, teem pearance at the Criminal Court Bulld-|7e sayy ago with scandalous details} GuDqAR SEEKS PHOMOTION SOME OF OUR REASONS. Sree naar of teres Geta by Amelia Barr; fine art edition: W0c | Beant r6e aes Ge ing a mittimus was served upon him At |in a weekly paper. The police sup- wh, sg : Let us give you some of our oa case of catarrh of the stomach and clearing sale price, 6 Bawement. 50th St, Section, bey his residence bys deputy: ¢ pressed the edition, and Sidney Farrar,| WASHINGTON, Jan, 26.—Hezeklah} Jeasong fur talking so earnestly hich for. th: i Main Floor. 59th Bt. Section, deputy was met at the front door by a father of Miss Farrar, has prosecuted |A- Gudgar, at present United States intestines whic! x three years has about Rexall Mucu-Tone. made my life miserable, but I can Po domestic and was asked into the recep- Consul at Panama, has formally applied To-Morrow’s Special Sale of the paper for libel. truthfully say that none of them can in In Wines and Liquors on room, where the Mayor heard the for promotion t& the place of Ministe> You know that our bodies are A a f eeeenited ato ects ith Rexall Mucu- end, It directed that he, like| ‘The written statement presen to Panama, which he expects is soon| 4. 5 raat any way compare wi we. Hera accused, “be held untit dis-| Miss Farrar by the American women |to by M lined with a thin, web-like skin 7 Te Others may havehelped me nume 2. e Here Are Valucs of Particular Import! charged by due process of law.” On ee eaiined rovers possible] called the mucous membrane. It somewhat but—Mucu-Tone cured me. I did not believe it possible that I could begins in the nose and mouth and Replenishing the wine and liquor stock from the items quoted h “ + suid the Mayor, when the f the calumny and ‘find ther: l 95 eh ) ‘ i in fie Fen a ine veil rneger Tlf “absolutely hg ground for its ‘exis: | extends down the throat through ever again feel as well as I have for the Eyeg aSSes, Cc this list of specials means money saved in every instance, with to Ke down,” and the Mayor, bidding the |tence. Attended ## Mise Farrar has | h h. intestines and blud. Past three weeks. Twenty years have | ‘meut peb. | Sacrifice of quality whatever. ty. good-by, proceeded later tol Ponty “gna being herself a young woman the stomach; inte apparently been taken off my shoulders Fitted with Brazilian axis-cut pel ; bead rt and underwent the |of rare purity and honor, we are unable der, It also covers the liver and nd I feel so well I could almost shout | bles, natural stones, as hard as dia- ) Gauntlet Rye. cx: 3Q¢ | Pommard etn toa! a $6.00 the Criminal cou , : impervious to ordeal of giving bonds. strengthen to find the slightest proof of any de- ich are linquency, or even imprudence, on her monds, wh! moisture, and preserve, kidneys; and in women, the pelvic All pain and all ofthe nauseat- | for joy. Rye bailed Ay “ouart, Holl Mayor Responsible, ParWe make this avowal voluntarily organs: i. Mek le soaring thee my veins | and improve the eyesight. Agena mellow. TAnse brewea eso ceiee: | Pier) Regarding Mayor Harrison, the ver~/and jn, the sole Interest of right and Now this membrane is com- {74'l'am as stronges 1am happy. All |} _ Both eyegiasses and spectacles are los, oibag Poa oe dict of the Coroner's Sry wie Justice!” posed of millions of tiny cells success to Mucu-Tone. | set in [al pea el aad rl ea as 7 "Be | fe Ny of chicago, responsible, as ACID KILLED WIDOW. filled with a fluid called mucous, A. my be Bad elther rads oe | ee IAS ee | of the City mentable lack of which is a sort of lubricant for the Yrs ; nS di Hee eee SL nou places! 3 no, "32.75 $3.00) i he has shown a lar force in his efforts to shirk responsl-| bility, evidenced by testimony of Build- tng Commissioner George Williams and mk wh Fire Marshal wiltiara Ho) Muah NEWARK, N. i Jan, 34 Mrs, Hise: heads of departme v! a vi ith a mar- 5 "ile ne this | old, who had been living w Carters Hi. diarrigon, who rolorepe "| ried daughter at No. 206 Bergen street, wen Rcourges |e Res died to-day from the effects of carbolic a California Por: $e7: y. extra fi) 1) Se bbe. ber 25 oa okay, finest domestic, Reathfut movi ei eal Oe ee rah $1.75 A. Wilh Hatton. various organs. If a few of these cells should become choked up and unable to supply this fluid, it would cause sickness; if most of them were so affected it would cause death, Pebble eyeglasses have always been sold and are selling to-day at the exclusive optician's as high as $4 and $5 a pair. “919 Second St., Albany, N. Y.’" = = NEWARK jorted Port Uatipreme: per i We know that Mucu-Tone will aul do all this and we hereby agree to refund your money if you find places them within the reach of the most modest purse—pair, me. H Males. w ver efficient wervice, whtich mile oe een Lacie Willch, ape bed) taken. fre io WHAT IT MEANS TO BE “RUN it otherwise. Main Floor, Front, Centre. F ols Theatre hot been suffering from melancholia. ~ é eT" ——— ee nail the. public. service Is fore retiring ‘iaat night she, Dade the pow. me ae osueene one of fhe Lexar “GLOOMINGDALE BROS., 1) ALL CARS TRANSFER TO : hither members of the by. eal) Bemeding, Whish’ateseo > i A Hay eenacl Mahaiee ; purged of Incompetents; and we the) Noe tong atterward she was found in THE This is what causes the state o See ene. Lacetenien 3d Avenue, soth and oth Streets. BLOOMINGDALES’. * sd Avenue, soth and Orth Streets, condition, contained carbolic Despite the ef- o-day. fll health and weakness which e: ists when you are ‘‘ run dow! 89 cents. Mail orders filled. RIKER’S DRUG STORE her coom in a dyini A bottle that “hae acid was In the room, forts of physicians she died pedutea EE CHILDREN FOUND HIM DYING jury, recommend that the said Carter M. Harrison be held to the Grand Jury until discharged by due course of law.” ‘The others are charged with neglect of duty in permitting violations of law to exist, The jury found that the firé TRUE NATURAL LAXATIVE WATER. If You Pity a Sick Friend Tell Me His Name, Let Me Help Him. A MILLION ROMPIN' STERIN . 4 by drapery coming in con- poe : oe sae athe an electric flood or arc light; |Willtam Westcott Was Unconsctous Hunyadi Ja Gh Ave. & RanEe. 2 ay EO that elty laws relating to bullding or- in a Flel me. oth Ave: & 2ad St... ; ‘OR William Westcott, of Woodyow, 8. L., was found unconscious in a field off the Pleasant Plains Road, Pleasant Plains, by some school children to-day. There was a wound on the back of his head and blood on his face. r children ran dinances regulating fire-alarm boxes, fire apparatus, damper or flues on and over the stage and fly galleries violated; that there was a distinct vio- Intion of the law governing the fire- proofing of scenery and stage wood- work; that the asbestos curtain was wholly inadequate, Th HEGEMAN & CO. (a corporation), 200 Broadway; 205 Broadway, fou Restorative. | H 200 West 125th st.; Amsterdam av. and 155th st.; 149th st, and 3d av. 1880 aE te tala, 1 wilt p KINSMAN’S DRUG STORES, 125th st.and 8th av.; tat Mmyacif And’ tho "ick one J. JUNGIAN, Druggist, 1020 3d aba mai in be Roeel Hust. as I say, f do-it to convince ; oy sont know me, and so that @ ALWAYS I IRED dreds ot thousan medicine and lremedy wefore Lexie ufirred rae. (nt : : Ye Ne Nare watched it cure the i ae ) ersalwaye keopa box y . H CONSTIPATION. HALF A G.ASS ON ARISING GIVES PROMPT RELIEF. 6 of = Some- “pst Gascasifte Gandy One | thartio, the perfect ub preventive | ome and ‘On Just those terms, and n he said he was in- ined to believe that the man had had “ WOMAN LEAPS FROM WINDOW]: hemerringe or the brain” the wound cay on Oh ee right have meee Ce by | Demented Hospital Patient Prob=|\ ig ‘Sinead on fe trhin but dled barons ably Fatally Wounded. it reached Tottenville. Mrs. Hattle Klein, of No, 313 Norfolk street, Newark, who was taken to St. Barnabas's Hospital about a week ago suffering from mentai as well as physl- trouble, leaped from a 2third-story window at that institution in a tit of suicidal mania, and {t is thought #he} .t'geanton, Del, dacoba lost hin lit will not recover. an effort to rescue his daughter. ‘The sound of her fall alarmed the =m = _~ doctors and they hurried to her assist- . ance, She was hurt internally and two| PROF, KOCH'S LYMPH INHALATION of her ribs were broken. Twice before ie AND RADIUM ~~ | Mrs. Klein has been an inmate of this t < Asthma, Bronchitis, | institution, —— Consumption, Before I went to the doctor FILIPINO LEADER CAUGHT. at hte West S24 ate Xsan Asthma und Bronchitis an 4 could not work for coughing and shortners cf breath, ‘The Patarrh was going tom) lunge, and T feavo in re the mont dit Yo be tired out from hard work or bodily meet, 1 ten: the house. av crseeny 00, exercise is natural and rest is the remedy, but \\ B50 BOS: Roser = there is an exhaustion without physical exer- O°. “Sample and Rod tion and a tired never-rested Tedivema ‘weari- free. Address ness without work that is unnatural andshows =4 WA = | a ‘TERLING REMEDY CO. Oneé of the chief causes an OFRA f Ei e | $] DOWN, $ Balance Week- ly or Monthly Payments. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE, DISC OR CYLINDER. 2: “ott oulded Recorda, 2c, 25.009 Colman, Tite Meranda Insntonk “EHRICH BROTHERS, A World Power. Within the past few years the United States has come to be recognized by for- cign nations not only as a world power, but as one of the very foremost factors to be reckoned with. If you would ap- vn preciate our wonderful expansion in ter- —Gen. Vincent Luk-|T wae got Into ritory, naval, military, financial and in- ban, formerly of Samar, and the insti-|#.7Ugh mucut i] dustrial resources, get the 1904 WORLD Rator of the Balangig and other atrool- |W; Gun O-Lahy ‘ ALMANAC AND ENCYCLOPEDIA. tles, has been arrésted here, He im|sutnach an ae BL aa ¢harged with conspiracy in company | cba OSE. ALMA NAG a4 Nab mantiaily, Cound, tn eolored ‘covers. |S me 0) ne 10,000 ° ewer with «omer» Ricarte,) whose conduct | Koc! b, ‘ herb sou iderable attention. during» cents of at oe FATHER AND CHILD BURNED. WILMINGTON, Del., Jan, 26.—Stans- bury Jacobs und hisgitwelve-year-old daughter Lena were Whrned to death early to-day in a fire which destroy the Jacobs home and three other hou wy Ny dootor the organs, mil ry. some serious disorder is threatening the health, “ hese OFKANS Ac of that ‘‘Always-tired, never-rested condition" is impure blood and bad ho other way to make Weak Vital circulation. Unless the body is nourished with rich, pure blood there is tg Inck of nervous force, Yor over four yeare I suffered with gonoral debility}. it oi 0 tom. My the muscles hecome causing a thorotigh breaking down of iny syst weak, the digestion Souter Gita Renurtt ain ae t beara Re impaired, and geneval commend B. 8.8. to all who Tay fecl the meod of a disorder occur oe eles Sita, JOBTH A. BRITTAL, throughout the sys- 4 W. Ninth 8t.,Golumbis, Tenn, tem, Debility, insomnia, nervousness, \ indigestion, dyspepsia, loss of | appetite, strength and energy, and the hundreds of little ailments we often have are due directly to | r : a bed condition ofthe blood aud circulation, and | : the quickest way to get rid of them is by purify- Ae ss ing and@ building up the blood, «nd for this pure pose no remedy equals S. S. S., which’ contains the best ingresients for cleansing the and toptng op the system. It is strictly a yegetabl blood purifier tonic combined, that enriches the blood, heating it the entire system is nourished and. refreshing sleep comes to everetated body, ‘i ree in explain this. ao mre tha! such a plan a piel me a friend who m It tells about nm wnaney. tt fpr Wom for Men (womied,) sn Rhetinaeyan often cured Mild cases, not chronic, two betties. At di i ree 1904 World Athjebae ana oxclepedia tells abgug the arme strength of the vasions coupt: ot the world, Pridev25 eentay ‘mail 35 ce ba bolas ait os ® ae WORLD WANTS eve EN 2 DED