The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1904, Page 4

i - eee. THE STAKES | WOMAN FACE Mrs. Anna Roberts Is Knocked * Down and Robbed Just After Leaving Elevated Station in © Harlem. MANY SIMILAR ASSAULTS — | IN THE SAME DISTRICT. | ron) SY SS ons In Police Are Making an Active Search for Footpads Who Nightly Attack Women in Vicinity of Morningside Park. Efforts are being made by the police sf the West One Hundred and Twenty- ifth street station to-day to capture a gman who at midnight assaulted and robbed Mrs. Anna Roberts, of No. “5 {West One Hundred and Eleventh street, at the elevated station at One Hundred pnd Twenty-ffth street and Etghth avenue. ‘The assault and robbery follow & neries of such crimes that have been committed in this section of the city uring the past two weeks. There Ix hardly a night that robberies and as- saults are not committed and women Insulted on the street between Eighth avenue and Morningside Park and One Hundred and Tenth and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth streets, So frequent have these assaults be- come that an association has been formed of the citizens of Morningside Heights, and private detectives have been employed to protect their property and guard pedestrians who walk along the dimly lighted street and through the park.at night. Atiadked After Leaving (1. Mrs. Roberts only recently rented the artments in West One Hundred and Eleventh street. and with a friend left @ hotel in Harlem, where she is now living, and wen: to the house to arrange gome of her furniture. She and the friend were returning to the hotel and fwere leaving the elevated train, ‘The theatres were just letting out and there were crowds of persons mai ir way up the stairways and o' @ bridge which crosses Eighth avenue. A man, who was also a passenger on ie train, walked behind Mrs, Roberts 4 her companion. He — suudenly ftepped forward and tried to snateh a purse; from Mrs, Roberts's hand. She fought the man off, when he dealt r a violent blow in the face, felling her to the floor of the bridge. He then her purse and ran, golug up hth avenue, Negro Chased Thief. Peter Domigue, a West Indian Begro, witnessed tho assault, as didn number of other persons. Domigue however, was the only one who re- alized that a robbery was being com. mitted. When the man ran he pur- sued him for several blocks, Tho thief turned east and disappeared, Mrs, Roberts was rendered almost unconscious from the blow, She was curried to a drug store and restora- tives given her. Later she reported the robbery to the police and detec tives were sent to look for the thief Mrz, Roberls told the police that her purse contained $2.50 in change and a number of keys, After leaving tho Police station she and her companion went to! the Colonial Hotel and telo- phoned to friends. It is said that Mra. Roberts's husband is Robert S. Roberts | and that he is in the phonograph busi- ness. SUE eee MRS. TOY DISMISSED. Charge Against Her Selling Chinese Bride Withdrawn, In the Centre Street Court to-day Magistrate Cornell dismissed the com- plaint against Mrs, Josephine Toy, the hhalf-breed Chinese woman who was the) matron of the Morning Star Mission. | She was accused by the Gerry 8 Agents of selling Moy Hueng, the young Chinese bride of Merchant Lee Hoy. Lawyer Townsend, representing the Gerry Society. withdrew the charges. | He made a long speech about the ne- farlous practise of selling young Chinese girls and sald thé conditions are as bad in New York to-day as they wete in Are You Near- S Sighted? @ Do you know that there is no defect in sight more harmful IF NEGLECTED than near-sightedness? Other eye de- fects cause pain, headaches, eyeaches, etc,, but short-sight gradually increases without any painful symptoms, and consequently is more easily neglected. The timely use of correctly-titted glasses will prevent more serious re- sults, In my offices the greatest care ts ex- ercised in the fitting of near-sighted people, Years of successful experience in examining eyes, modern scientific apparatus and skilled eye service in- Sure absolute correctness, My booklet, ‘Eyes and Their Care,” mailed free for the asking. Write for it to-day. Eye-glasses, fitted with the “Harris Cli . of (cor. Madison ave.’ ‘Open Evenings, Announcersent of His Engage- a ec eh ec re oe town, was married onoe before. first wite was Miss Marie Havemeyer, who recured a divorce from ium and returned to her mother, After belng Jotun Murphr Ho mold out the furnishi bachelor apartments and with ni : home, No, WED NEWARK GIRL sith street Mr. ‘Tiffany hae been devoted to Miss | npson since | ummer, when her for the he ‘t ment to Miss Olive Thompson Has Just Been Made by His Mother. OPE if ot fs States Fix ‘agement of Perry ‘Tiffany to ee tive Thompson, of Newark, N. as Ju been announced mother, has caused little surpr: society and Wilson Whiner, Picnic Hams. Lean, tender, savory, de-] | The famous Eagle boneless, lean cured, the very licious; average 5 |bs.; mild pound, cut down to... sugar cured: a a _ The G cut down to.- possible price. Every day our original, mutually co-operative plan of retailing household necessaries meets with a wider recognition, because the This substan- | benefits from solid savings broaden our stream of customers. Last week our volume of busine tial proof of public appreciation gratifies us and incites us that much more to keep up the good The popularity of the ««S. & H.’’ GREEN TRADING STAMPS increases, We are determined that our customers shall reap every advantage we can place within their grasp, and therefore continue our liberal distribution of these little free carriers of usefui and ornamental furniture to the homes of the good people who deal with us. For the three remain Thursday, Friday, Saturday of This Week A notable array of * EXTRA STAMP SPECIALS"’ are presented for the choice of economical women. and by stocking upnow the STAMP BOOK. will soon be filled and ready for redemption. On all other purchases of 10 cents or more, except C, O, D.’s, we give mi} DRANK CARBOLIC ACID. deserted by hie rich wife ‘Tiffany gol aad In ‘Taken to Hospital {rte dimeulties with ite credit an ea fea finally procialined limeeif a John Murphy, twenty-al Bacon. by the strip, per pound, | 12%éc ddess of Purity Victorious Over High Prices presides at every one of our 124 Retail Grocery Branches. Do your trading at whichever store you find it most convenient. The JAMES UTLER system is thorough and complete—governing all, and combining the highest standard-of purity and excellence with the lowest TT ae TIT ~ us bome to-day by drinkin | noid. Heide Honpital, % years old, - STEINHARDT & STRASBOURGER| Yorkville's Busy Dep't Store, cor, 84 Ave, & Bith Bt. NING OF OUR NEW FE and LIQUOR DEPARTMENT, we will offer for the next three days and the following combination, omasleting of efnal brand, strip, finest; CHOICE. CIROEERIE: Sue Ss was the largest on record. fight for pure goods at low prices. ing days, “S. @ H.” Green Trading Stamps to Everybody with Everything. The overflowing list of Sensational Stamp Specials will be read with interest by every thrifty housekeeper who takes pride in her home. “S, & H." GREEN STAMPS with two “«S. & H.'’ GREEN STAMPS with two cans of 10 Baked Beans, Triumph brand, for 25c. Read within this charmed circle for 29 Extra Stamp Specials, Finest of all relishes, pints, 15¢.; 34 pts., Peerless Sauce, 10: Tomatoes. Red ripe, choice; solid packed ; 3 cans for ,.0.. 25c String Beans, prime quality, with the gar- den flavor ; 3 cans for 25¢ Rice— Fancy Carolina head, upland, 3 Ib, linen bags... + 25¢ Maccaroni sk Imported, best one of this list of I2e EXTRA SPECIALS kinds, immensely popular, a jar eee Lard—Pure silver leaf, Swift's or Armour’s, a Ib. Vanilla and Lemon Extracts —“ Peerless’’ brand, 18c.; ‘Our Oranges—Finest California and Florida navels, a doz., 35c., 30c., MWCHANT or. es sseiscremes omnes English Mustard—Full strength and flavor; a tin.... Black Pepper—Full strength; a tin 10c 12¢ 10c 20c 10c 10c ja a H tr Liberty Ketchup—Makes every- thing taste good; pints, only. .... Lemons—Brightest and juiciest imported, extra quality; a doz... . 10c [5c 81 w Hi. Green § 30.88 Un&kld Tea, Brera Waseoesen Ap ado 30 SG hese Ceylon Tea, sian tina eecesseeeececees 1 O 20 Sik WSee.sme: Butler’s Choice No. 1 Tea........... “S. & 4" 10 & 4 3.aen.e"™ Butler’s Choice No. 2 Tea......... GREENSTAMPS with two cans of Baked Beans, SERN brand, for QOC, 5 wd bien: Best Santos Coffee Alaska, the qhvicest | cans for 280; 1 1 3¢ 5 Si bap, Best Mocha and Java Cofiee,...... wah Best Maracaibo Coffee... with aL | Green Stamps. eeee fuest ve 7c Corn Starch tho most delicious, ¢ age rion 10c Menl—From finest bottle wb, Mnen FQg] Chotee Muatard—Large bo Tc Metal Polish takes things shine, a b¢ Crackers. Light. crisp, flaky—great little snaps. Zu-7u.., } Oy sterette. . Ac Milk Biscu! a Package Cocoa. Strengthening and Fattening, CHOICE California, Years, we e CROCERIE. “Trlumph" Brand, 19c.and10c} JP18™* | fvrup. In are ws RIFS Peerless Brand, 17c. and 9c] JP" |r tor French Peas. Small, Prunes — Choicest Santa Clara grade, meaty, thin Uiienones Egg Plums — Choice selected fruit, well packed; for : Spaghetti § quality, 1-lb. 12 «Pride of St. Louis’? Flour— package . c ; Famed for baking qualities, 25 Jams—"' Liberty” brand, all : With any G-lD. PAR’ ceices ceeinswisscs Cc Jams — “Blue fruits, all kinds, the choicest, a Cheese: full cream c Uelb, American Salt—Free running; ii irsacde Butler’s Famous Teas and Colfees: 10 “Triumph.” DON ce fruit “wast View) Penchen, |brand. Choice! Fim inelecied. } 16° cked in heavy ts rae | 10 Sardines, cans of IC. inned, 55 to lb.; 3 Ibs, 25c¢ Ribbon,” pure boon . est New York State, oney — Peerless brand, concen- Ib. bag for, ...... hite Pepper—Full strength, a 10 Rie ic e vessseletene LID, SOc cecceee | Ib., 50 esrerarere 1 Ib., 35c seceee TID, 25c .-- 1 Ib., 25c 1 Ib., 20c Ib., 17¢ Brana, tore , | Violet Amm for the bath Mateher—“Trivmnh brand: finest picked aS pean Reatiull 2 boxes BeBe 23¢ 1 “I 15¢ f Vermont sap: ; "brand Imes hait-pints....0"? LOc 20¢ choles, 12c olden Dein Syrup—Ketined, 196 ; 35e the Gneat Felth pimentoes Nolnanen- ie On DIRe 5 See LAG TR ARBs 10C| paring Powder. © qual 23¢ | Flour , i Apples — Finest Qe { Ur cream of tarta most 1b, ava Seotlan fruit, a package Hine rcanaseccae te ; | Powder tlie | Jelly choicest fruit delicious and dos! wine Mother breakfast ttle... Be pasts; 3 lb. package only 5c | “srs, Frato—A famous bri fast food; a package.... CHOICE | GROCERIES He was taken to Gouverdeur oe SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERE, berry Brandy / together with §3 worth of 5, & | H, Green Trading Stamps. All are household necessities, Genuine French, for 25c. i5c heese, highest quality, 15 ated sweetness, 1-Ib. bottle, 15c.; 10 10c “S. & HL" Green Stamps with one jar of Extract of Beef, 25¢c. vhite rolled; nar THR WORLD! THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 7, 10d. i PEARY TIFANY TD bof No, T Bowery, attempted suicide at carbo Women's Walking Suits. High-Class Tatlored Suits, Plain Cloths and English Mixtures, former price $27.50 to $39.50, Sale takes place on Fourth Floor. FIFTH AVE., 37th & 38th Sts. Franklin Simon & Co. Very Important Sale FRIDAY, APRIL 8th, | Ne 18.50 rames, SI®) The Best Is iu i ae T Whiskey |. In Our Registered Bottles Only. ALL DEALERS. odened ‘ramen, 81:60. Solid Geld $3.50. selection. | | The stock includes almost every good style plaited fronts, and With separate and attached cuffs. |] plaited, with cuffs attached or detached. There are cheviot Shirts in stripe, figure and dot patterns. | detail every Shirt is squarely up 9 the highest standard of exccllence, which men have learned to expect here. It is the ese details: . i $1 and $1.50 Negligee Shirts, 59c, rinted madras, in a very ight grounds, plaited and chance of a decade. Excellent Shirts tof large range of patterns, dark and plain fronts, attached and detached cuffs. Every Shirt is made and finished in the best possible manner. Sizes 14 to 17. $1 and $1.50 White Madras Negligees, 59c. ‘These Shirty are finished in a splendid manner. They are made of white corded madras cloth of a very smooth, even thread, plain and plaited front, all have separate cuffs. Sizes 14 to 17. $2, $2.50 and $3 High Grade Shirts, $1.50. Made by an exclusive maker of men's fine Shirts in New to 17, here are plain and plaited fronts, with cuffs at- 9 tached; some Shirts in this lot are made of the best {m- ported Scotch madras, such as usually go into custom There is a great variety to select from, and some of the prettiest and daintiest patterns and color-| York. T! Shirts at $4 each. ings you ever saw. Women’s New Walking Suits, $18.98 $25 to $45 Values :: The Best Sale Yet. amt Sd woyen and i Sizes 1346 to 17. 4 Main Floor, Elm Take Revolving Stairway. Less than twenty dollars to pay for smart, stylish and absolutely new Walking Suits, that in some cases would regularly cost $45. The most astonishing in the series of stirring offerings of tailored wear for 1] / Da anal Aa al 4 AI Hires) Plaee Entrance. by |$1 to $3 Negligee Shirts for59c.to$2 | We have spread the ‘Shirts out on main aisle tables as well as in the Men’s Furnishing Store, Extra salespeople will be ready to serve you promptly—every arrangement has been made to assist in ready. | uu can think of. There are soft white madras Shirts, with plain and There are colored, woven and printed madras Shirts, plain and wish for. 14 to 17. have been buying their women, which have centred the interest of Brooklyn women here lately. . There are a hundred and forty-two of the Suits—part the samples, part the surplus stock of one of the best of New York’s commercial tailors. Hardly two are alike, The materials cover a very wide range of fancy cheviots in black, navy and brown, the correct mannish mixtures, fancy checks, broadcloths, mohairs and a few of taffeta silk. Coats are the new Eton and the short, jaunty, military effects, trimmed with braids, velvets, brass buttons or with self trimming. All are lined throughout with satins or taffetas. Skirts are in the new walking effects, plaited nd all unlined. ' values range between $25 and $45, the bulk of the Suits being the $35 and $37.50 values, es them here for Friday at $18.98. and gored a Th is the best sale of the season thus far that brin, A Tabletul of Silk Remnants At 39c.a Yard ;: : Perhaps two-thousand short lengths of some of the most desirable Silks of the season have been gathered out of the stock and’ will be ‘én a table for Friday at a new little price. There are fancy Silks, plai s, | Satins, printed Silks, Crepes de Chine; in. fact, all eady demand and at about half Bought in the regular way, , Waist at sorts: of Silks in: st what they would cost Think of getting 39, a yard! a material for a fine Silk in FloorsBond street, Second Floor, Front. Bargains. in. Taffetas, Liberty a white lawn, round broidery and fagoting, ‘ ‘ $1.50 & $2 Cheviot & Madras Negligees, 95c, ( Cheviot 4s the choice of many men the year round.) | These Shirts were faultlessly made by the best Shirt makers | | and they embody every feature of comfort that a man could They are all white grounds with either hair line stripes of black or blue, dots which are much sought after. These all have separate cuffs. Among the cheviot Shirts some have a plaited front and attached cuffs. These in black polka dot designs; sizes | The colored madras Shirts comprise some of the. highest grades of domestic woven madras cloths and they. are one of the most exceptional values of the sale; sizes 44.1, $2.50 White Madras Shirts, $2. This Shirt has been the special pride of many men wt of the very best grade of imported madras, showing a satu. \ raised cord through the goods, which gives it a most refined appearance, Square corner cuffs attached; sizes 13% to 17.° $1.59 Shirt Waists at 98c. Remarkable to get such pretty Spring Waists for less than a dollar—but Priday is a day of remarkable offerings all through the Store: ¥ There ave two models in this lot te select from. One is made of white duck, with black pelka dot and plack cording, with tailor stitch plaits; the other model is of China Silk Waists, $2.98. A choice and dainty collection of black and white China silk Waists, in a yariety of models, trimmed with lace Sertions and medallions; all have the new sheeve.-- « Four thousa | seven hundred spi did Shirts for men vj join to-morrow in ti greatest sale we hav ever known abot' They are products o three of the foremos' Shirt makers in the country, and more’ than that, they are the best product of these: makers, ‘ If we should go into: the market to-day t buy Shirts, we could findno more perfect workmanship, no bet- ter materials, no fresher or more de- sirable styles... When these Shirts are gone we shall have to gét: regular prices agaly for Shirts no better, But to-morrow you'\/ may buy here Bcd J And in every dainty figures of black or the polka Shirts at Loeser’s. They are 2 i | ri rke and stole effect of fine em+ in- Second | Floor, f