The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1904, Page 4

Ipeees eeeeser ema opts Saks & Company BRQADWAY, 332 TQ 34TH STREET. hte ichie \ na 19). eucie | q FIGHTING JAPS | FARLEY NOT SET FREE. Congreanman J. J, Ad for Joseph A ij ae arrested The China- Sale Gives You Everyday Another SHAVE 1218622" STREETS ale : \ Monday . to Set the l, Town = Sorts = Talking. ‘D RN GO ODS CGO. at 1% Price. Extraordinary Clearance of Men’s Furnishings. $1 Negligee Shirts, 50c, 50c Four-in-Hands, 35c. 25c Bows, I23c Farley, the builder by a probationary off and held for examination on March 8 on @ charge of Annie Valentina When Spurned) They Arrive on the Celtic on} tie tnreeny of $90.00 in» buniness trans. q etl vith the Fifth National Bank in Rushes Into House of Mrs.| Their Way to Help in the Cam-| tanuirs, 1%2. "Farley was remanded to the Tombs. Ball had been fixed at $10,- "Rosana Salza and Kills Her| paign Against the Russian} om, Mr, Adams contended that Magistrate FOR SATURDAY, MARCH THE TWELFTH, An Important Special Sale of Wash Dresses for Children. Sizes 4 to 14 years. with a Bread Knife. in the Far East. Crane had no authority to arrest or , eo 4) ra ? tf eee tee alan MEINE et Ue lad te OTe Tebeee athe i poe eas Se has tout pelt a eae GAG tee sree ‘ ; cseeicehoa inch i p Mi , ‘or Saturday. u'll be interested in all of them—if you're fond o ol. g SS raeay Res tdetecss HAD BEEN pe ppetlitan ARMY : a and ene of snes hi varied—very wellsuelected sive And they all reach an Seonotnicsk saving. ; a +) r much so. o matter which of them is as you Negligee Shirts at 50c; White corded Madras; ‘stripes and figures; all on 2 oa ae i ee Ocu | ists. would have it, the saving is about one-half. gs ne ay Ay white grounds; also black and blue effects. The Prisoner Says Her Victim Had! When They Were Told of the Dire Value $3.00. At $1.45] Val K LTD ape rereg aan eT er 7 Seni .00. At -50. A regular $1 sorts, but as they are not fully laundered i Open Saturday Evenings because alue 93 itt $ ‘ alue $4.50. At $2.45 feats the oe “Alitof siiem have eepatale cuffs, ae . Spoiled Her Life and Was the| ‘Way that the War Experts Are| many find ita more convenient time : 4 : RADE ITE Val 150. At | Value $5.00. At : ; Lat J Causeot Hr Separatin rom) sinking Ruin Fete They/v0! ow Camning Hoon || Value $3.50. At $E95) Vitus Bom. At $2.95 $1 Negligee Shirts, 65c: A105 "Sim hiedne| | % c fal Value $7.50. At $4.95 in both dark and light grounds; a variety of colorings and striped effects. Spiendid 1e at 65c—never sold under a Dollar, All have separate cuffs. A Three for a Dollar is the Four-in-Hands at 35c: ay most folk will take them. They’re ‘he regular Half-Dollar sorts, made of, fine quality imported Silks —mostly brocades. Pearl gray grounds, with Oriental designs in black or blue. nd y i Regular Quarter-Dollar kinds. Made from short ends of the best materials, Shield Bows, 12 1-2cs in Sass both light and dark; covered shields and patent_hooks, |Splendid Offering of Men’s $4, 9-95 $3.50 and $3 Fine SHOES at ix hundred pairs of Shoes in both button and lace, / Man with Whom She Lived. Exultingly Cried “Yekko!” the Opticians are in attendance oe ee, jot and every facility is afiorded where- | a. ‘A confession of murder made in the| The White Star liner Celtic arrived by you may enjoy fullest advantage | fall at Hackensack, N. J., to-day py|te-day with enough Japanese war of of our 41 years of successful practice, " ficers aboard to destroy a Russlan " v ‘ , B Annie Valentina is a fresh ilustration| Oroy "y) ; trom Liver. | NO CHARGE for Examination. Spring Reefers for Children ft the fury of a woman scorned. She| pool Jaane the national lane] Glasses, If needed, $1400 up, Value $6.00. Speci t $4.00 willed Mrs. Rosana Salza at Lodi, N.| guage of the voy Ee Ycain vey bing her asixteod| Of the two dozen Japanese nineteen @ Of good serviceable cheviot,in red or navy, with ried, “and she say Were military men, The otlers were j : ‘ Moar: That. der eet uy|protessorsy of their own language in| ) La silk embroidered emblem on sleeve. Peter | Sizes 6 to 14. WE WILL ALSO OFFER & : tacked, that u twin of the baby in hey | Men were formerly diatributed in she ORTIGIANGInal Years" Practice, ‘ Suits and Coats for Boys gritness of the tragedy does not impel | CRY lot of Information about army | 217 Broadway..... Astor House Block fderess, “I am willing to ¢te.” Have Studied in Germany. Saks garments for boys are marked by style four months old in her arms when at-|Buropean universities. The military | Thompson” style. farms lay jn a cradiqin the room and| Y8tous corps of the German Army, and | that 4 five-year-old daughter was ae will take back to their native! 25 Broad St....Arcade, Broad Ex. Bldg | Gianle Valentina to remorse matters ax they pxist In the Kalser's| 30 Sixth Avenue... Below 15th st At Very Modest Prices. P “Sno spoiled my life," said the mur-| DIE Military regime. 1345 Broadway,......Below 36th St ~ For # long time, up to a year ago, the| These Japanese have made a thorough ia ai : ied : . Walentina woman lived with Michnel|ntudy of German. military methods a-plenty, but in no sense does it impair their Here are s rr Carucel. She bore him a son, alti@ugh| Some of them have seen the German i Bhetr-union was not sanctioned by law. | system worked out from the enlisting of e SetNIees of which are less than half price, with a saving of more than a Dollar on |. Both were frugal and in time Carucel|men to thelr complete organization i el Z Boys’ Two Garment Suits, single breasted, double uae m . 5 he second floor t The Rrsere eure ae eee had worked) fighting corps, Transportation, commts- breasted and Norfolk models, of fancy cheviot, Scotch || every pair, It ought to crowd our Shoe Store on the second floor to-morrow. y ‘arucel, but iT Ef + Ss i ke " i Y ee he land and 7, ith das, pan llsatipa ena all the e tweed, blue serge, corduroy or soft finished worsteds, |] were a special purchase from one of the best known makers of Men’s footwear in _ With his property secure tem been. mastered hy these plain or knickerbocker trousers; sizes 8 to 16 years. . z both single and double soles on excellent shapdd lasts. Quite a Bie Bt the woman and cast her off. Her boy |rep es of the Mikado and they At $3.50, i $5.00, $6.50 America, and include both sing! favorite patents patent colleLine Enamel, Viei Kid bs Carucct and together the: x oldie : ; ich fi vorite patent; patent coltskin, Enamel, Vici Kid, 2 we her out of the house she had| hat they have learned, Boys’ Eton Collar Russian and Sailor Suits (with de- variety of leathers, which include the favonte patent; P Box Calf and French Calf. There are plenty of narrow and wide widths—sizes 5, 5%, 6, 6%, 7, 7%, 8, 834, 9, 944, 10 and 11. We have some of the identical styles in our ratractes 4, They ought to tind ready takers at $1.95. tachable linen collar) of navy blue or colored serge, tweed or Scotch mixtures, sizes 234 to 12 years., At $3.75, $5.00, $6.50. Boys’ Spring Top Coats, Craven: gats and Reefers, new models of plain or mixed cheviot, covert, venetian, blue serge or vicuna, sizes 2/4 to 16 years. At $3.75, $5.00, $6.50, to $10.00 le Suits, Bton collar, military, Russian elped to acquire, ' ‘Phe head of the force Is Leut.-Col. She went to Paterson and worked as|Heitero Yoshida, With Capt. Tomaso Jaundress, nursing in her heart her Yanaeaki, he was attached to the Im- Faye and disappointment. She had|perial regiment of Uhlana. ‘There ure fearned enough to convince her that | several majors in the party, namely Bae oe rat, oe, ate oF Gaetano) Takes! Mara, Misoa Kawai and Jun 0 , was the source n troubles, and ‘woman-like she. blamed pecs TE iad lesa he Salsa woman rather than Caruce! rahe mething over a month ago she ap- . petred in Hackensack and caured the ile neice pila ae Frest of Carucci and her son, alleging | Professor Katnich! Kinura, who} CREDIT TO ALL BASY WEDKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMED CLOTHING For MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN HATS, SHORS AND regular stock at $ — aE TE ee a 75c, Books at 15c.j Remarkable Purchase and Sale of In the Balcony Book Store. materaeerce yea] TWO SampleLines of Boys’ Clothing that when she tri them taught the Japan Yoursel Family B a e! fome rso sense tor the CLEATS Tel ech alisha cache arr eller Well at an Outlay of and sailor models, of madras, chambray, cheviot, poplin fictlon, publishes at nables us to Ae Pier lore ar tte, elas caiarved [consensus of Biropean opinion that the| $ 1 P. W pique, duck, pongee or galatea, sizes 274 to 12 years. tugtinted. from large type, on foot Something like four hundred Suits in which are f Sateen cab oh weeks: Russians made nv great mistake In dl-| k x vk tod atractively bount i t 4 Rea the case came to Tint one ot |Rusalane made n erent mistalce in dl: | er ee At $1.25, $4.95, $2.25, to $4.50 pape an aes the choicest of the new Spring styles—kinds that aré Bi representative of the very best: Choose at $3.50. Worth $5, $6 and 38. the witnesses for Carucel was Mrs, Balzn and the Valentina woman lost. |feets, The Professor expects the Rus- As the crowd was leaving the court: |slans to make many more miat oom Caruccl and his ‘son and the pihers of his party inughed ut Antig| At the pler the returning officers Wplentinn, ts uat Annie were received by many Jupanose rest happened tha nie Valentina! dent merchants. ‘'he only other lan- terson to i Ns Bineas vansive thn tenes sgatendty| guage these officers speak is a German, 1 Hoy 8. WV. Hornung, ‘Tiny Lauttrell PY he Tenements, by B. W. FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY SARC ve. op Henry Waid ‘Was Written. w ifents, Harland CP ite oy Bertram. Wit- A Sale of Silk Ribbons NN izes ieee cl eked ete te of Bankeravitie, by Maurice 535 Fulton St.yopp.Elm ph. 468 Sth Ave,, nr. doth st. BROOKLYN. And was passing the tanement in whic! | ; ; f he Suiza womin ved.” Mr ada tinctured with the phrases of thelr own) <——————— At Generous Price Cone ns. MO ehornh, by Henry Harland, Included in this exceptional lot of Glothing are MRIS Ran AN davon ee eo oe native tongue. There was much show- a as i Th i +) Suits: “i i alioene dara Ue Ween A at Hod it been planned and timed to the hour, this ||| Standard Sets. totes (ei) oa re ‘alentina,| for war news, en thoy hi at age . e-breas Bee rer eioes Se cores, MigE Ls of tal Russian fleets) and four’ complete JAMM ES sale could not be more auspicious, since every Every, one under priced onechalt or Fancy Cheviot Sailor Suits Bisaosatiavcese, ine barred foe dive) cr'ues tevagr wan axuette obo, enthar raj ert and Paste scent ot| | new gown which Paris sends us has ribbon either mat, Thustrated and bound iin full | Russian and Eton Suits, / rasped one of her four-months-old . . fresh’ Violeta. All. Department ; , slottt rice. Now. With so many and varied styles, it is impossible o ‘her bosom, pick 5 sinnm grew apace. ‘and Druesiste ‘everywie ARAM EC. nd , it is s Raza Knife and awalted the comine ae deen heh in bows or sashes for its elaboration, orn. 1s olutwen Hid to catalogue them. ‘To see them will-be to make 50 ‘Kans Ve Rouble Faced Liberty Satin Ribbons, in white, cream your purchases in a hurry—for every garment-is a Ter lust for blood gatisfled. ane spat AQ Swv.Cor.B Ave. @t the quivering of her victim, Walked down the stairs with head erect, ecdiess of the tenants who gazed at) r through narrow slits In partly open- Seft Taffeta Ribbon, in pink, blue, rose, Nile, coral, violet, maize, cardinal, navy, brown, tan, silver, black, white or cream; brilliant finish. _ Annie Valentina had the strength of m . § maka. | Bap bettered down the lock and the light spring shades. Chatnbe Dean nay mela and tebe weights. fe motion she took the knife tr art ri ty , i ise Waists values at 69c. y Y 6 in. wide. Value 75c. per yd. At 43c Balsac's | Work fs Boys’ Russian Blou ) Eine, te Vogad Brothers Biniwides (Value Soe. per yas At 23c aatermlacea at the rapangaiie Boys’ Madras Blouses, $1.50 kinds, $1 75c. kinds, 49c, ‘ ancie ies dene Sin.wide. Value 25c, per yd. At l6c ; Saturday Specials in. | 10,000 Pairs Children S Shoes, Women’s Neckwear. Sab 5 1 ry ff Embroidered linen Collar and Cuff Sets; g %, to 4 O * hand-work effects; large assortment’ de- Jootmack: where she gave Herself Up Val d At23 naack, where she gave iD in. 4 ue 40c, per yd. At 23¢ the Sheriff. 2ae Rea Value 50c, By ay At 33 signs and colors to choose from—white Every year when the first sign of Spring is evident, we | pink, cardinal, light blue, Perstany > 5— launch a sale of Shoes for Children; so they may step out of the heavy, dl ace Stock Collars with stubby winter kinds into light and graceful Easter styles. We confine re jae peribrolaea) Hine turn-over our purchases to two manufacturers, on whom we rely for the best— Jat, ». 12%e yet they cost you the least at this time. Lepaiael Seubrotderad Stee \Coh, 19¢ ; 20 Chantilly Lace VEILS; fine At 90c —Regularly $1.25 ; Chile | Children's and- Misses’ cloth and kid inches wide; 14% yar Heels in sizes 4 to 8, Pat- toes; Spring heels : dren's first wedge spring | top, patent leather lace Boots with plain regular $2.50 value, at ent leather, button; turn Sizes 5 to 8, $1.25 1; soles; cloth tops, Dy kind... 90c ay || Children’s and Misses’ y - Sizerbeg to 1070120 Satin Taffeta Rikbon, in the new spring and millinery shades, also black, white or cream, 6% in. wide. Value 45c. per yd. At 30 Reuble Faced Moire Satin Ribbon, in white, cream, pink, light blue or cardinal. 64 in. wide, Value 85c. per yd. At 43 FREE! Sg ; —————=T-_- > } POLICY PRISONERS HELD. Bix ofen Caught in Harlem Put Un- i der Bail. | Six.men arrested in a raid of a flat ut No East One Hundred and Ewenty-seyenth street, where policy Was @ileged to have been played, were held by Magistrate Baker in Harlem Court to-day. Joseph Mendoza, the alleged proprie- tor, seventy years old. was held for ex- Jamination {n*si.00 ‘bail. Thomas Vann, \ ef No, 226 East One Hundred and Twen- ty-seventh street, was held in $600. The Saturday . Specials in Fine Candies. Others were held In smaller ball. Two i K ot e HT —e— Exemination of EYES ff Oth Ave, & 9th St, Bilyn. | butenandlceatoine Mad 2 43S epi so Sia ae BROKER A SUICIDE. by Specialists FREE. ; ; kidskin withpat. ti chen's and ies! Box gos She nt Special: This f Liberal Credit House fi iscrciaes Canc ring Heel Shoes| di He Threw Him- | N Spri Sizes 11 to 2; Z 8% to 10) 90c esory eek Only! lew Spring Styles ff) requ 1.65 $1.25 kind since ma Levene Now that Spring is here, the Spring Overcoat question con- Bete as or oninaee Repubatean “point: fronts you. Where to buy-—what to buy. If you are indifferent tan, committed suicide In the presence} t0 quality and style, any store will do. If you want the best large number of persons at the| ready-to-wear clothing — Vogel Brothers. No matter what Ipond eatin here to-day by throw-| manner of Spring Overcoat-you are seeking you'll find it here— if it's good style. Come here and try on one of the new short top coats or medium length overcoats, or, the long, loose-belted tourist coats. If you still want a long overcoat, but not a loose one, there are paddocks, surtouts and paletots to choose from. In every style you will find our shoulders, our snug: 0 r S t h € S fitting collars, our coat fronts so tailored that they will not wrinkle or lose shape—features yor; can't find in ordinary ready- kind at 100,000 Bottles Free |etamrinte my — Dt, Lorentz’s Great Tonic Invigorator LUMBAGO? a TO-NI-TA Given Away Free use made clothing. $ 5 Eyesl her's Bestiea andl Does outs New S eer! SLOAN S New S ew Spring Overcoats Ready, Bnet Arvo) ., Bway and Br ; gy atyles At $15-4 dec der dans ers top conmmgen | DEMRY Te Dangerous When ter son ¢osimaton sa 1 fe SPM REID, YROMAN & CUBIT, 140 Hasan St LINIMENT w Easiest Payments. |p B. W. KINSMAN, dr., 126th St. and 8th Av, ‘i and 1.40 Z 11" to 2; $1.50 |, JQ] ginianestavign Butte, Almond Chiba a ‘ CLOTHING NOW READY. Ladies’ Tailor-Made Suits, in all the newest mate- 00 rlal, for... .eeee 10. up. Silk and Cloth Coats, Skirts, Waists, MILLINERY, Men's and Boys’ Top Coats, A ati price $15. | alking Suits At $15-Sik lined to edge, medium Jength Overcoats of black % 5 A | ¢ 3 unfinished worsted, conservative price would b 4 VW j Besser sats ae not to've juaied | "82% Ove pre, $15. = |Raariet Goa, atny bette trent SD Puchi 9) Down, 60s, per Wook | W. S. ROCKRY, 34th St. and 8th Ay. KILLS PAIN : E $15,—Cravenettes of Oxtord gray worsted, in the elegant, loose, heard-of reduction? Bimply beoause X want | Remember, we also sell 5 of KALISH PHARMACY, 28d St. and Ath Ay. rt (feady-made standards, In every re- 52-inch long gteat-coat style, handsomely tailored, an over Tee e eral “erhoae evenlghe: ia. dafeattvelto|| * i) ’ KG rey at eat the bt com] Sgn See ei oven, “Thecus eas a Se, ca Furniture, Carpets, &c. ff ge@Q@gs¥ens WILSON DRUG G0., 40d St, and Broxdway - ieesN@ Uzi AIe-a aa being trimmed and finished in the 6 , \§ On Easy Weekly P; ' 2 Men's New ri My eyesight epectaliate will examine your | 'y 'y Payments, z ted Z ft etreful manner Spring Derbies at $1.85. | oyu’ mere'ottrn Hemmer new te" MICHAELS BROS. HOW TO GET TO-NI-TA FREE! $ ‘What many of the exclusive hatters offer you at $3 T will give you just the kind you m 5th Ave. &9 ’ 28 upwards, we give for $1.85. ‘The newest shapes in black and cme Tis baited bra te th Ave. & 9th St., Brooklyn, brown Derbies, including the emart flat-brim atyles, Peete coreliertaienceei eaine eealast details are as perfectly Not only are styles up to date, but the quality > ‘ound phemiea aia creations ig there, too, Our point is that we save you $1.15. D-Y-S-P-F e. S- i incite your inspection. If you are sick and run-down, or if any RIKER’S DRUG STOR! of your family is sick, come early and get a PR ag Be MDS " a; and Ay I.’ OUR partments, sample bottle of TO-NI-TA and see how HORAN 6. Begin Sunday and quickly the benefit will be felt, a MO stay in Monday ne NTAINS NO’ ‘or other dangerous 0 found ‘tm and Tuesday on cane ta ome 3 oats, ava iohin Forsythe saronony Vogel Brothers 16 wai URE 1. |. TH tn, A2™ Six Cov Be. Ane. i i %