The evening world. Newspaper, March 21, 1904, Page 5

{ { ' it { | ’ ae pone nye 7 Sat re soe eee Teeptrtmerare pete Fe gs AVAL FIGHTS THES TRST) sx West Side Electric Company. " Seeks to Enter the Field and! Extend Its Lines on the Upper West Side. he Ex-Sccrctary of War Elihi: Root and Po witlam D. Guthrie ure pitted against t- each other in a battle before Justice ‘Truax in the equity part of the Supreme Court, the question at stake being hall continue to hold a monopoly of the business of ighting Manhattan, or a Competitor shall be permitted to take the feld. Bide Hleotric Company, which has held Mnce 1898, by permission of the old Beard of Blectrical Control and under & lease from the Consolidated Electrical Company, a subway privilege in \West End avenue trom Seventy-ninth to Ninety-sixth. street. Seeks to Extend Lines. This company seeks to extend its Wes, but the Consolidated refuses to Allow ft on the ground that it would be tp violation of tts lease contracts Mith the New York, Edison and anvther tompany, by the Consolidated Company, pepularly known as the “Gas Trust.” Moreover the Consolidated set out last Tune to oust the West Side Company from the mile of ducts it has accupled Rearly eight years. A temporary in- function was secured to prevent thia nd then the suit on trial to-day was Instituted. In it the West Side Electric Company @sks that the Consolidated Telegraph and Electrical Subway Company be en- foined from ousting them and that it Qlso be forbidden to refuse to rent to the West Side Electric Company such dus Wwhother ‘the Consolidated Gas Company | Mr. Guthrie also champions the West) ,, buoth of which are owned! | ful tat Stoel preferred broke from’ 69| jes 41, and the common dropped trou | Reading fl he feature “Allowing my system to become thor NES to Ug. The weakness in the} Head, 24 pt. bid and asked prices of the principal Jouchiy undermined by hard work, Ions of fee atcie aaaten Net and prices Ene a ET Ro outside securities were: ey and ni toners, (he result was that can acres Of ject. for the hospital, A PRUE EES RE ROZUTTCES THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1904. aes =2 STEAMSHIPS CRASH GEORLIC IN CRASH |BE WELL-SOUND- STRON IN DENSE HG WITH BlG STEAMER orice Charles Timberlake---Famous for His Daring =-How He Keeps Himself in Condition---His Health Zid Glan Bred BLN into Hars|” calico Ween: ; and Nerve and Power---Come Only from the — | an Gran ul into Har- Onision ear iverpoo on) - $ bor at Holyhead, Wa'es, After’ Voyage from New York, but! Celebrated Nerve Vitalizer and Tonic Collision Off That Port. Gets to iy Dock. PAINE’ Ss CELE RY COMPOUND sd British Freight. Boats Merion’ White Star Liner Damaged in the any: Street Topio: and Dividend vimene! wnicit aa wzatea is vy no menis Fears Affect Prices, While .ac, List Sags in Sympathy. | Losing QUOTATIONS. Beira at HOLYHEAD, LIVERPOOL, March fL—the Ww fn tow mie the whole Mudie y onipound, felt much better. A aeeom Rea sins Star line rteanter « We, Gant t weit we exptost ottle has put me on my feet again. It of by 5 New Vork Mate ° Timberlake, pechar raced me up. 1 now feel ike @ Rew, y ‘ Man. "—L. SHEETS, 22 Lehigh Ave., Pitter 2 afternoon alo ever levted on 4 loaded Bure: Ts tne ee hands of & quirk im ——= LS tod poles, REED bearish news sug made but values were aaa Walley A proopivG wo: 5 J eodvrance, te wet Tired, Wenk, but Paine's Celery nw Compound Made Uer Str Tobnee gn Msi Bilis Nadi Weleht sto taking Pa Towa, Jan. 30, 1906. zi : y Compound. fives ngth red and weak and bad haat t exered $10 A with nervousness t despite Mr. Wo kes nieleat well ant sleep 1 walked on the LONDON 1 he nerve system in good and felt that 1 was goin; ‘ond ite use t have tored with the best physicians, bu: been stronger er than T have | numerous co ompound, and Anatiy rom the start the bene 1 was marked. After I feel that 1 amen 5. A. ADDER, #3 N, [been in years Timberlake. Court lot Magistrate Dumont arrived — THIS PIPPSBERG MAN, ners wel the Mersey an landed by m CURB STOCKS WEAK. |. of the Interest on its ponds.” Unless ty earnings for the next threwquarters are much better it is wate to predict, Wall street men said. that the full 7 per cent dividend on the preferred stock will not| > be paid du 191. The bea : great pains to spread phis: with Too. Pot Him on He War nnd Heart His Feet When Run Down and Stekly. ! ‘ \ ' \ ' ie ' \ \ ' i H — Ameria: There is a general feeling that ¢h ‘Amer! present advance is artificial and due to the large short interest. that has been friend of mine ¢ ‘elery Compo: ommended my taking § which I did, and thking one bottle of vour valuable lotticer CHARLES TIMBERLAKE, { 1+! bd forced to cover. It is eni din well_ J: ‘5 % ——Saeoees formed circles that but for the persist- ‘e]s ent manner in, which room traders have i 7 ie = lk t Learn how much better you can feel—Go to your Druggist To-Day—Get ought the advance and tried to find|y: % “eit , = jaranieed port atoc! 5 i the top that a break would have come|U, @ ses! pe... sou OT aa Fr nereten eee Premident af th one bottle—Feel just ONCE that abundant new nerve force mad: by Paine’s before this, ‘The outside public Ie not] Wabash oc. 30m Mt dak UHL BS Beaboard Air Li Celery Compound-—You will NEVER AGAIN be contented with low spirits buying stocks, In fact they aro aolling| Wabash, pf. i. 37° AN OR a Reaboard Air Line ‘nf and {t is maid by several commission | West Un Tel. Mh fa SIE aide would and pocr health. houses that they h sold ten shares “ane 42% dat og necessary of long stock for & v share of stock Decline. “am market ducts as it desires t olease, The President of the West Side Elec-| tric Company, which promises to be a formidable rival of the Gas Trust, ts Henry C. Eldert and its General Man-| ager is E. C. Bruckman, William H. Tichenor, one of counsel & the West Side Dlectric Co., testified that in behalf of the company he ten- dered , $1,059.50, on Nov 1903, to Consolidated, for rent, but Mr. Brady Fefused to accept it because it was not due until Nov. 24. On the twenty-fourth he again made the tender to President | Beardsiev, who refused it “by advice of | counsel.” General Manager Bruckman oorrobor- | Qted this, He said he obtained a per mit to draw cables ay people they ying & ad any right to sald the paid up capital mpmthy’ 18 $35,000 To $49,000, ve means whether ail our cables are still In the duct or not, for we are not permitted to inspect them Asked what interest G. H. Walbridge & Co. had in the Weat the said non tric Compan: in both of which he ts in- jorporate Electric Company, a Sw vere Issued for ihe West End ay in October and Novem- Side Electric re sub) to the West » which, Mr. Root said, was not sufficient, a franchise being neces: | wary, MAN GRABS CHECK AT BANK WINDOW Refuses to Give It yaweleup and Is Arrested---Denies All Know!- edge of Affair and Is Held) in $9,000. While Tsanc Kaufman, a Aealer, of No. 18 Jackson + WAS atanding in front of the pa eler's: ) window ofthe Merchants and ‘Traders’ Bank, at Broadway and Prince strect, to-day a man stepped up behind him estate * was about.to cash, from his hand. 1 Kaufman demanded the return of the check. T} man refused to give it up. A policeman was summoned, and he ar- rested stranger. At Jefferson Market Court the pris- oner said) he was Harris Cherkass, a Russian tailor, of No. 76 Norfolk strect, He denied that he knew anything of + the check, Magistrate Mayo held iim ' 000 bail. for trial. (" i not found on him. eee SHOE DEALER FAILS. Fliae Krautman Had Stores Manhatian and Brook! Elias Krautman, No, 378 East Houston street. M tan, and No. 18 Dunham pla | yn, to-day nesigned to Moses N. r, 4 i di WHEAT MARKET. | he depression of the cables, contin- ued large shipments f Yoother countries, the bearish ment report foreign crops anc here promoted liquidation at the start to-day. July suffered the greatest loss, it declining 1 potn close, Corn was also off. A decrease of about 200,000 bushels Is expected: in | § the visible supply. New York's opening prices were: Wheat—Mas’, 96 84 10 96 7-8; | Beptonsber, 84. Corn—May, 57 5-8 offered; 2 Suly, 8 HR offered, Ko"s opening prices were: Wheat a Lp iae aed 88 1-8: July. a pbs den) fae} But when he| is the owner of the r sin the Bureau of Hii | © -“@ by books of his bureau that per- | and grabbed a check for $375, which he! The check was | dealer In shoes at! from Saturday's’ Double “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from 8:30 to 12 o’clock---Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. t thy | of knowing - A Revel of Gaster Style Showsat ae By cs | eg atl Inauguration of the Spring Season Io Fittingl bees ¥ J Pring GY HESE are times of inspiring interest at the Siegel Cooper Store. Greater New York's busiest and most popular store is a wonderfully fascinating exposition of superior Spring styles. There are mammoth stocks of merchandise which comprise everything that can possibly be required for personal adornment, for table service or general household needs. Interest at this juncture naturally revolves largely around the Easter fashions, particularly Evening Costumes, Tailored Dresses, Separate Skirts, Coats, Millinery, Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, Shirt Waists, Shoes—in fact, everything that applies to the realm of raiment for men, women, misses, youths and children. Of course, we have made it a strong point to have everything priced in that moderate and sensible manner which has won so many friends for the Siegel Cooper Store. The Easter Decorations Are Especially Beautiful This Year. They excel in magnitude of expenditure and in artistic conception anything that we have ever attempted, and that is saying considerable, for The Big Store is celebrated for its handsome decorations. The large illustration that extends across the top of this announcement will give you some idea of the plan of the Main Aisle decorations. These beautiful arches extend from post to post. In the ovals are 500 snow-white doves. But the Easter decorations must be seen in all their loveliness to be adequately appreciated. " Wustin Underwear Underpriceds Special Sa‘e of Odd Lots. WOMEN 5 FINE NAINSOOK DRAW | WOMENS, NAINSOOK AND CAM: ERS, trimmed with lace and embroidery | BRIC NIGHT GOWNS. trimmed with regularly $1.25 to $3.75; to-marrow. | yggttd embroidery: regularly rn gay | $1.95; to-morrow, | WOMEN'S FINE NAINSOOK CHE+ | MISES; skirt | 5 with $80; 890, S8e: Eree L505 1,75 |fonensm 29° LOS Easter Styles for Women. Elaborate Evening Costumes, Tailor-Made Suits, Sep- arate Skirts, Coats for Street Wear, Coats for Dress Occa- sions and Rain Coats. |. SPECIAL DISPLAY DAYS: || To-day, To-morrow and Wednesday. ro-morrow, (Second Floor. Centre, 19th 5t) The Smartest Ideas in Artistic Tailoring, and all the Newest Fabrics in Great Diversity. Women’s Waists. A Charming Gaster Gathering. Tuesday's selection represents a special lot of the daintiest Spring Waists for now and warmer weather. They are charmingly ex- clusive in pattern design and style. which ts only possible at the prices we ask en account of our enormous sales in this Section Some idea of the general excel lence of these Waists can be gained by perusing the following VAP. SILK WAISTS. excellent quality "i d front; trimmed with Irish with full uehed lace. French back; fi bishop sleeves and lace collar; white and black: special. COTTON ETAMINE WAISTS: front made vated side plaits forming ycke: plaited nt plait, collar (Becund Fivor, Front,) Spring Style Kimonos. Very Spectal Values Guesday. To-morrow we shall feature several lots of the newest styles in Kimono Sacques and Gowns. All are excellent garments, neatly fashioned from good materials. Large variety of styles and patterns. Prices, too, arean Attractive Feature WOMEN'S ‘KIMONO SACQUES of | WOMEN'S KIMONO GOWNS of lawni large variety of pretty patterns: | dainy figured Lawn: double yoke back double yoke back) and front 4 Ge | | and front; cut full and long. 6. 9, (4 white lawn border trimming: SE a ane ene. very special. pee Gxguisite Caster Willinery. Ghe Foremost Style Display of the Season. Such famous French Milliners as Georgette. Charlet ¢, Suzanne Blum, Lewis, Caroline Reboux Loxision: Wirot, Berthe and contribute magnificent specimens of their wonderful art to this Easter Sale You get just as fine as the niost exclusive Milliners show when you buy at the Siegel Coopir Store. and YOU SAVE !4 to 4 20.00, 25.00 2d 27.50 others For Fine French Hats That Cost Up to $60.00. WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEF — Kl. | Wel diay charming ease Tile le aveiy popuiad) prion for de mies MONOS, made of 5 large handkerchiefs; | WOMEN'S KIMONO GOWNS of | | €? meniallceauairul repeater cf Tete Llane cilancensior hevalene pretty red and blue patterns; ively | lawn; in pretty, washable paterns; made - the newest French models. At been seen. Wi resin ths and cc w with aailor collar and bel; gown is trimmed with colored lawn FFe | j cine win ISc SRR ea Sti Z5O / Bast of Center)” PME ee HR MEER ABORT designed: finished with two ribbon bows at neck; very special hine. and our H original creations that were de- known far and coming beauty, highly artistic and ri Hats come fresh from the workroom daily. No two are ever alike: each is an individual and distinctive creatiom. Thousands of these signed in our own workrooms by | gad 7D. IOS imbued with the kernex | sense of all dat is correct and Are old every neato each period presenting its own arc brilliantly with those sold in lgher ser ry Mi} Sie Ws ' ful originals. (Becond , Front.) these prices we also offer artisuc BLACK SATEEN WAISTS: fron: ed; open front plait finished wath ered buttons: plaited back; bis p sleeves; sock collar; exceptional value, “ acest ust Jalawitie bk Li. Saag hi nade a vs ~