The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1904, Page 5

~. Marks on Body That Look Like SOLE Ieee ee ee a 4 MURDER SUSPECTED Knife Wounds Change Suicide Theory and Inquiry Will Be Made to Clear Mystery. 4 a WESTON, Mass., April 1.—The author- After Pacing Deok of the John | Inglis She Suddenly Springs | Into the Water, and Disap- pears Before Rescuers Arrive. | Attempts are being made to recover the | ities of Middlesex County are investigat- committed ing the death of Miss Mabel Page, forty | guicide by leaping into the river from years old, who was found, dead by her| the ferryboat John Inglis, and whose father in her chamber at home here yesterday, There were evidences of suicide at first glance, but an inspection by Medical Examiner J. A. Head, of identity {s shrouded inn ry, The John Inglis pile way, Brooklyn, and FE: streot, Manhattan. investigation, and accordingly he made | day. | a Several suspicious marks supposed to | ¢ en Broa Newton, indicated that the case needed | midstream opposite Hast Thirty~ “firat ntreet when the yotng woman leaped preparations to hold an autopsy to- || from the deck. Her body came to th © once and then disappeared be iprae ery n found on the bo he Mirada is all h hee Se before perfominy cAiieyeatd | wonan ax ane cnne out of the wo a a —— Jacek, ite advined er to. go Jn, ax | that BOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. (1 Oc ruin and’ wanten fresh ale | Mcacarnesinarcacs se Groce: | ana ‘hen he looked again she had ently re. | quested to bi tinements te His shouts out, and the ax quickly as wn aank, in the deck * only clue Branch Offices, not Inter turday eve: » to inl r proper insertion. y. It isa Mnin Office, Pallteer Bullding, ed with tw Park Row. an was about tw Uptown Office, 1 bet. 87th and Byth Harlem Ofte Sth at. joklyn OMlces, 202 Wanhington nd 317 Fulton st Bi call pretty tall and Ana thirty-five pounds. Irefined in appearance, felt nicture ty-fly five feet five inches about one hundred She wore a dark blue tailor-made gown, and was THE WORLD: OF OVA Grew BUILDING ary preparation we are ready to shot FURN DURE CARPET m standpoint of quell ee SATURDAY APRIL 2? 1 | Superb Trase Bed, 2 in | Tum grag n quartered F: value $80; fir open 34.75 wit N, Y, CENTRAL AND N. AN TERMS OF CREDIT. EN = WADISON ENSEISSCS) ORF N, PATI URDAYS UNTIL 10 BM 25 CENTS—1904 WORLD ALMANAC NOW ON SALE—25 CENTS Saks & Campany BRQARWAY, 332 TQ 34TH ST. ee ee Suits and Top Coats for Men. Distinctive Spring Models At $15, $20, $25. If you will grant us that a Saks garment has every ear-mark of the better class of to-order tailoring— that it is invested with a certain disinctiveness and character, What would all that profit you if your power of intelligent selection were curtailed—if the garment did not express your ideas and taste rela- tive to design and fabric ? To demonstrate the liberality which characterizes that featyre of our business, we present three grades of our suits and top coats. They will serve to indicate the scope of our stock, which is at least twice greater than any other shop maintains of which we know. Single and Double-Breasted Suits. ls distinctive Single and four Double Breasted At $15 models of thibet, cheviot or serge in black or blue. Of worsted, tweed, cassimere or cheviot, in ten pat~ terns of plaids, checks or stripes. Right distinctive Single and four Double Breasted At } models of cheviot, tweed, cassimere, worsted, serge $20 or thibet, in black, blue or mixed effects, not ‘a lfew of which are exclusive in design. Nine distinctive Single and five Double Breasted, and four English Walking Coat and Chesterfield Cutaway models of high grade worsted, tweed, cheviot mix- tures, or cassimere, in black, blue or Oxford effects. Box and Long Top Coats. Six \distinctive models; Long Coats of Oxford or black+cheviot or vicuna, silk lined, or silk lined and faced lapels. Box Coats of covert or whipcord in tan, olive or brown, Italian cloth or serge lined; sleeves-silk lined. ey he $45 “(Six distinctive models of covert, in tan, mode, brown, At felive or gray; of vicuna or cheviot in Oxford or gray $20 mixtures, of worsted or thibet, in black. For the most part they are silk lined throughout. Six distinctive Box, threz Paddock, ng Surtout and At [we Paletot models of covert, vicuna and various un= $ 25 \ shorn worsted fabrics inthenewestcolorsand designs; | silk lined throughout. Suits and Top Coats for Young Men At Special Prices for Friday and Saturday. Sines 14 to 19 years. Second Floor. logse or fitted back, broad shoulders, full hie trousers, of homespun, fancy cheviot, blue serge or black thibet. Val 1e $12, 50. At uae Value $15. At $12. Lined) and I Coats Caatin lined shoulders), of t tan or olive whipcord, covert cloth or gray cheviot, short, medium or long models. Value $12.50. At $10. $15. At $12. Spring Gloves for Men. “work” their hand into it. little assistance. curve of the hand. We have them in four grades, each the standard of its class : Dollars and the Criterion at Two Fifty, sapeskin, mocha, buckskin, reindeer, chamois and suede. Most men would rather carry than wear anew glove. 4 They have neither the time nor the inclination to Saks gloves need very They are designed to fit abso- lutely and uniformly---to conform to every line and Th Eldora at One Dollar; Colonial at One Fifty, the Puritan at Two The leathers include @ specific service-~-driving, coaching, automobiling and re also to be found within the precinctsof our e PRE DEES eU naar MAO I = a Saks & Company BRQARWAY, 33D TQ 34TH ST. Imported Handkerchiefs for Men. They are of fine linen, characteristically Parisian in design—white centre with delicately colored border, or colored centre with white border. To the man who can afford to be exclusive even unto the minor dress requisites, they are well worth the cost-——-$1.50. Easter Scarfs for Men. About One-Half Under Value. SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Two continents have contributed the silks of which these scarfs are fashioned. They are of generous proportions and, to a degree, exclusive in design. Wide Enslish Folded Sauares, convertible into Four-in- Hand, once-over, or Ascot, of heavy imported silks in rich designs and colors in dark or medium shades. Value $2 to $2.50. At $1.00 Value $1. Of Black Broche Silk At 60c French-seam Bour-in-Hands and Large English Sauares in a variety of both dark and medium colors, as well as white self-figured designs. At 50c Suits and Coats for Boys FOR FRIDAY AND SATU The advent of Spring invites a boy to give vent to his energy in pastimes more or less strenuous, His garments will never make you conscious of it, if the Saks label indentify them. Serviceable fabrics and conscientious tailoring insure their wear. Russian Blouse (3lto 8 yrs.) and Sailor Suits (5 to 10 yrs.) of colored serge or fancy mixed cheviot, with self and de- tached linen collar and silk scarf, ue $6.50. At $5.00. its of mixed cheviot, in brown or gray; extra bloomer trousers, detached Bton collar. Sizes 5 to 10. Value $5.00. At $3.95, Top $ of tan or olive covert a Sizes 7 to 16, \ $6.50. At $5.00. Reef serge or cheviot in navy; mooalt tan or red; sailor or yr notched collan, chevrons of a Sizes 2}4 to 10. Value $5.00. At $3.75. Norfolk and Double-Breasted Sultsot bise cheviot, mixed tweed or cassimere, sizes 8 to 16 Years. Also the new Junior Norfolk model, sizes 6 to 10 years, with detached linen Bton collar, silk scarf. Excellent value, At $5 Coats and Dresses for Girls. For the young miss who has social obligations, we maintain a series of models of coats and dresses which owe nota little to the cleverness and inge- nuity of the foreign designers. Perhaps nowhere else can you find a variety of garments for occasions so thoroughly representative and authoritative, Yet the prices are far from prohibitive. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY. ats of black taffeta silk. Sizes, 8 to 12 years. Value $7.50 & $8.75. At $4.75 Girls’ Refers of covert cloth or cheviot in tan or navy. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Value $5.50 & $7.50. At $3.95 Girls’ W Dresses of gingham, fancy lawn, chambray or dimity, in various designs. Sizes 6 to 14 years, ue $5 to $7.50. At $3.50 Girls’ Wash D 8828 of lawn, chambray or fancy gingham, in dainty and effective models. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Value $2.45 & $2.95. At $1.95 FRIDAY. EVENING, APRIL 1, 1904. |patent leather in the world—and we are Heyl’s best customer. | FRENCH “Shi-ny” Leather isa new-process patent leather that has all the advantages which old-fashioned patent calf has always lacked, and not =|a single one of its familiar defects:—It is flexible and comfortable as kid, yet tough as wire. It will not wrinkle—crackle—break—nor “flake.” Heyi, of Worms, Germany, is well known as the tanner of the finest French “Shi-ny” Leather is Heyl’s latest and best product—and we contracted for the whole output. You can secure a pair of perfect-fitting “Shiny” Leather Regals for Easter at any of the 72 Regal stores, in whichever of the new Spring models best suits your preference. 94 new Spring Oxfords, with 144 fittings in each styl sy auar + You cannot buy this leather in any other shoe but Regals, at any price. Like all other Regals, $3.50. REGAL: THE SHOE THAT PROVES There are 72 Regal Stores, 22 of them in Greater New York. MEN’S STORES. WOMEN’S STORRS. REGAL STORES Exclusively for Women. 5 of them ‘in the fashionable sections of New York City. EGAL SHOES by mail, carriage pre- paid within the limits of the Parcel Post System, $3.75. Address, The Re- gal Mail Order Depart- ment, 109 Summer Street, Boston, Ask for our new style book. BROOKLYN. pet. 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