The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1904, Page 4

—— ~ Rout! Rock twland pts. South South, acitie TONS OROP AND [Btls SZRBRSR TRADING FALLS OFF 2-8 4 Gains Made After Delay in Har-| i *riman Case Decision Was} passe 18 aE -Anfounced Not Held and the | STOCKS STEADY ON CURB. * Market Closes Weak. “Deoline. Coppers Lead in the Trading, with Standard OM Showing a Loan, steady y. with . Standard Ol suf- while North PUBLIC NOT IN THE DEALING. | ~ HORSE DRAWN FROM tw THE wortasi - DITCH BY DERRICK truggles Wildly anc and Whinnies | While Suspended: in Aif@and with Much Difficulty Ropes | Are Removed from Him. Qurpended in the air by many ropes big bay horse was drawn from a enty-{wit ditch lv Houston street to- when he came upon a diteh which waa! dug for the purpose uf planting sur- | face rallway wires, owas A ba horse first to ng beams orse's welg ae wa Preventi When it was seen that the horse uld not be got out by a score of men engine was sent for, Impossible to Ket him fi SRE REE TT PAUKBVAY BVEWING, APRIG {4, 1604 TO STOP PERSECUTION. Conarean Favorn New Renola fon! im Ald of dows In Hussia, WASHINGTON, Apri! 11—The House Committee on Foreign Affaire: to-day authorized a faverable report son’ ie! substitute for. the Goldfagie resolution | a the treatment of the Jews by Rus- ler around the diteh © through It the bottom of the di athe ditch broke under ht and ne went to the dubstilute requests the President at) ® with the Gov where diserimin- n American clti- he ground of religious faith belief. to secure by treaty or other- © uniformity of treatment und pro tion to American cithtem holding fought t in getting | Mt he atruggied su| 6, it passports issued by the authorities of ety the United States, in order that all {-| American eltizens shail have equal freedom of travel and sojourn in coun- tries without regard to rase, creed or religious faith.” s sent to the § ion of Cruelty Again the iT ie ee 2 | urities were| 4" 1, frantic | Tbe Were twined about the plunging Hcihed: WOPPLAI, Réstding, Pennoyt| ‘Phe Copper in 48%. For six Rours the animal frantte) Arm tery Avings Mee “teiae war ROOSEVELT BOYS SICK. RelA A authern pacitic| The bid and} from {righ had been. at the bottom | siarteg : = van Inion ant OU | t ta ou " I ral < vanlay on “ the principal oulwide!of the ditch, netghing and plungin®| siowly the horse wan drawn from the|Theodore, Jr. and Kermit Have } Given Attention — Specialties Bia, Anked,| bout under the shoring bottom, He struggled and whinnied as Mumps and Are Inointed. + Prominent Early in the Session. mertean (an The horse, which ts the property of | lg was Ifted from the diteh, When his| WASHINGTO: April 4, — Mrs, bad, {he ae . thy Old Kentucky Stables, at feet struck the sireet he kicked ota Wecoee ne accompanied by her two madiy, With @iMeulty he was held Psons, ‘Theodore, jr, and Kermit, re- ; ch Prices moved up and down on the Btock Exchange to-day, with the ten- dency After’ cach upward imovement | ard a lower level, There was no ip. Early In the day the expecta- tion of a decision in the fiaht over ¢ bution of Northern Securities stock the. market frreguiar and dull. | After the ahhouncement that the ruling wpuld be delayed prices took an upward turn and made sharp gains ’of 4 per cent. the cane of the Airbrake Company, 3 r cent, in Consolidated Gas, 2 per cent. in Reading second preferred und 7 A per cent, gains were common through- ‘out the Ini Later. there were declines, aud prices | wold off, until (he average was below | Hi White Kn nr ae WHEAT ARKET. Crop conditions still duminated the wheat market to-day, but the demand was less vigorous than on yesterday, and the advances were not a0 great. Woeather tn the Southwest was cool and ry, Moderate unloading by those who | a ed extonsive up, Was dull and ature the. elosing of yesterday. Atchison, ? which ¢losed 73 1-2, rose to 74 0-8 and v Fork SORE prices Bare ebld downtO-73 1-2, Other issues ucted peMiiy. Odes: Suly, $2 in’ the same. way, with St, Paul at| were: Wheat as 49 1-8, Brooklyn, 46 1-8, tchidon, 73 1-2, ‘Steel preferred at H 3 on Piigific,. & 7-8, Pennsylvan| 14, Reading, 44 7-8 and Southern cific, 443-8, Bort 14 8. tho Met four days each day s|* Chicago’ fe ptember, | prices 1-6 bid: 58 5-8; July, prices were: Wheat were yy. 961 uly, 86 bid. Corn—May, iA matket has been slowly vain t the dullness that sec hich followed the Gates NU, Pho market seams over ie refu: to enter 15 et fonda was discussing ding of the present wondering why the pub- use nold, The closing ¥ 4 ae sales of stocks were 385,400 ‘of bonds $2,184,000. Pat an ‘tne Most people eat too heartily of a good many things just because they enjoy them. It’s a big satisfaction to me that greatly as people like“ FORCE” they can’t eat too much of it, Ey ES BESS PEE at ysssssESu! itt £28 SSPL EF SS EP PERE ‘Franklin Simon & Co. IMPORFANT SALE. FRIDAY, APRIL 15TH, ' 3,38 : a2 : Misses’ and Small Women’s Suits. 16.05 . 205 Fifth Ave., 37th & 38th Sts. © Tailor-made Cloth Suits, 16 to 20 years, 32 to 36 bust; former prices $24.50 to $32.50., White Linen Waists, Hand-Embroidered; 32 to 44 inches. ‘ SATA We a YeTan 100 ball bearing | sewing machines pepacially Priced, to-morrow only. READ the agents’ prices and then || read our special prices for Friday. We guarantee every machine for 5 yearsy and in addi» tion you have the manufacturer's guarantee—every machine an im- provement over the latest Singer. ss Fourth Floor, At #13: 95—atjents’ price, *35.00 : At $14,95—agents’ price *40,00. At $16,95—agents’ price, 50,00 Oa ‘ . i ‘ 25.00—agents’ price, $60.00 ‘olished oak—-swell front drophead style, forming a tableywhen closed—ball Wearing and nine like a biewle threading shuttle—latest improved attachments’ ie of the famous manufacturer stamped on every midnight and ran from the stab! KicRing his nee! down arystie street, broke from his body. in the air he plu the street. He ‘turned uston street and was ¢. while the ropes were When the horse was released tt was found thag he was not Injured and he 1! was led back to th | Siny ATH AVE II TOCOMSTREETS A TH AVE. 1970 20 STREETS 2 taken from hia| turned here to-day from Groton, Mass. where the Reovevelt boys h attending school. Both are from an attack of the mumps. will’ be Isolated. In The White hall ecovered. They Mouse until they 5,000 pairs of new Spring gloves Two special lots 39c. @ 73c. HEY’LL break all woman must have for $ —real kid and fabric gloves, one-half, for the gloves at 39c / a rare bargain at.. S100 prices are just for Friday. They'll sell selling records Friday. S and Summ To pass this extraordinary sale fs to lose a bona-fide saving of nearly are 75c values Imported suede lisle gloves, 39c. finest imported weave suede lisle—4 large smoke pearl buttons—good black— Real suede Kid gloves, pair 78c. mode, white ‘and slate—imperial point—2-clasp style—very tasteful—regular $1.25, Friday, special at, This is not a clearing, but an offering of two superb and entirety new importations which faith- fully depict the style originality of atin Crawford Co,’s new Spring 000 pairs in a single day, They're gloves that every er wear. Dame Fashion requires these dainty styles the gloves at 73c , are °1.25 values Regular 73c, values—black milanese suede gloves 39C 73c Ws the greatest value of the season in a real kid suede glove—come in -black, tan, showing of gloves, The Pick out a handsome jardiniere at 39c. OW for another of those great Friday sales of handsome overdrawing the matter when we say thesé are the most desirable we extraordinarily low prices, They’re in’ beautiful colors of glaze, richly ae 49c [396 “wits | jardinieres, and it’s not ve ever had—just $00 at Fourth Floor, * for the 756. jardinieres. : | | 696 "ate Saving on dinner ware. $12.95 for #1850 dinner set, beautiful old blue, quaint blue willow pattern. 515.95 for $20 Austrian china dinner set, 144 pieces. 9.45 for $15 English porcelain dinner set. Misses’ pedestrienne skirts. 200 hundre: destrienne $ misses form Friday _bar- gain offering York at the neyer sold for this. jue for one Ss d 1 d 85 cor the greatest 52.90 in New extraordi- nary price, $2.90. plaited seams—"36to 40— less_ than remarkable day only 200 pe= destrienne Kirts for women 32.90. Simpson Cyrene Co. do not sell 62.90 skirts as a rule. But as the result of a fortunate purchase—a manufactyrer's sur- plus stock—we will sell $5.50 skirts to- morrow at $2.90—Friday omg You certainly want one at the extraordinary price, so don't hesitate. It's a price that wil! diminish this superb nothingness in a single day. description—7 med with straps of self material—in plait back. Third Flo: Pure groceries and rich imported ¥ wines. remember. *2.90 lot to Just a brief gored—wide flaring—trim- verted It's t! ed Pa 'T difficult to account for the increasing popularity of the Model Food Store. high quality of the foods and the fact that prices are no higher—often lower, in faet—than doubtful quatities elsewhere. 83,50 for 35.5 for $5.50 tollet sets, 53,50 for $5.50 tollet sets, beaui- tiful spray decorations, including Jar, $24.45 for 332,50 Theo. Havl- land china dinner sets, 100 piéces, neat spray decorations. 52.45 for $4 SHOU Stes ies color blends, H'*s a very special purchase of white cotton crepe waists, and we’re going to sell them out quickly to-mor- row at the unusual price of 90c. for 51.50 values. They're very charming for Spring and Summer Side plaits set them off to Second Floor, wear, though quite plain, excellent effect. Simpson Crawford * Co. are showing _ every smart style in Waists for Spring a nd Summer wear, The prices are lower than you'd pay elsewhere for like qualities, and you hhave the advantage of choosing from many ex- clusive styles, Sixth Fleor, Let us have an order from you to prove it E yap o rated Apricots -—Larne bright halve ular prloa Ifc., re duced to 10c, ts sak | gar ® Javea and Mocha fee — High-grade tin= Ts., accurately Ronde 8 we. #1 00% Bao. bet 4 argerten Rewert and. beet. ime portatlons from, Indie Ro recular bottle oll ei 1h ki ‘Wines: guaranteed pure Simpson Crawford Co.’s wines and table beveraces are familia: to connoisseurs, who tha | prefer them to others because of their mellow | richness and purity, and homeless, this afternoon by Jumping (ron river from pler My. out by ‘longshoremen ant Vincent's Hospital, He recover All 50c. and llc IIc 1] ei Antermerzo at Home. 2 heya My, O14 Kentucky Home. der the Double Fay Mendeisrohn's Spring ie Littie Princess, Day Beant fu oid! ‘Sweet Song, im Loaecnar. oat Chord “Melogy in F._ Rubinstein. <= re STRAUS About Cold Storage—A Pertinent Point. Why take any cl damage whatever, by p 25c, to 35c, Stocks and very little prices. Bry Our Manhattan Bicycle is the latest, taking with red heads; best auaranteed tie at. very. strong, fi one guaranteed , Women’s Belt you in these pfices, Imported steel Belt Clasps, “TRIED SUICIDE E IN RIVER, © Joseph Convey, twenty-seven years old jon the call, mostly @} crop ‘deliveries, tried to drown himeelf | which were {nau tipay by cables: After | He was fished | | et SeUeEEDene cH UEEUEENES COTTON MARKET. y The local cotton market opened bure- Vea Ke, SOXTH AVE, IGE TOLO™ STREETS SFL TOLO™ STREETS: SPECIAL SALE All Mall Orders Filled. Faces I'm Sorry Tit trom Cavalleria |). reams 1 Dovell with Pa us Ha "Bom, (1 The Yriattorer dilnu ne pieces marked * are sure ¢ orders and are prepared to fill ALL MAU ORDERS FILLBD. es with g them Women’s Summer Neckwear. te Scrim, lawn and etamine, hemstitched, 14 and 1 inch hems—others bantnely embroidered, straight, V shape and drop ends. Venetian and Irish crochet effects, in white, ivory, butter and Paris shades. Suitable for women, misses and children, ‘ ‘Thousands of them, embroidered, hemmed and hemstitched on scrim, etamine, linen, silk and lawn; plain solid colots; Bulgariah and two toned effects. 50c. Stocks, Machine and Hand Made, at 25c. In white, butter, Paris, Persian, and solid colors, embroidéry and lace trimmed, on silk, linen and cotton. (Automobiles for Children, Bicycles. And all the paraphernalia for outdoor sports. and sisters, who are devotees of the athletic field to come here and see the fine assortment we have fe ‘The Autontobiles have come to stay. of the Tricycles and Velocipedes and are much more practical, ae after the French racing models of the big machines, 8, $5.98 up to $24.98; Tandems, with two seat:, $4.98 A rel slightly bruised in. transit Bicycles and Tire: ints 5 sf stable bar, good pedals and fitted attractive colors and some in black, men’ Foot Pumps, a ae Prete Pump, wi PRRs) tary Dyess M Third Less Than Regular. We import them ourselves and thus save the intermediate commissions, which we present to at ee Oe aac. 8) [ty stenay to-day with the list i cat f iv adis % ft Beatwd to be plenty of cotton wanted | CASTOR IA For Infants and Ohildron, The Kind You Have Always Bought - {the thitial tradin Into the Hua. phd ads 3 2 bears forced the i, Bome thought houRnt to dislodaw New Orleans | id sent to Bt, | holding: Sentiment continued bearish will probably {on to the clone Of the fitae pour on | Bears the jlack of outside pusinene, | Signature The opening Fe ct} ~ weg re 4.10 ti 1 F iA | {to 34 ofters 12.40 "bi ember, 11, - <2 SHEET MUSIC Add 2c. for Postage, None Sent G. 0. D. Day Friday and Saturday, IIc. n | ane added Nd of latest New York Vocal and Instrumental successes which regularly sell per copy are offered at 11¢, each--and add 2c. for each piece ordered by mail. LAUGHING WATER. | { Tho Craze of the Country. Vocal and Instrumental. MEET ME-IN ST. LOUIS. LOUIS. | UP IN A COCOANUT TREE. | ; ALWAYS IN THE WAY. | WHEN WE WERE TWO LITTLE BOYS, | THE GIRL YOU LOVE. From Silver Slipper. GOOD-BYE, MY LADY LOVE. | Aiso the following great list of popular successes at 1c, copy: '. Beer. (The New Stein Neu of Browns deasle Davie Mo} ng.) | For Sale, a Haby. q VIE Keep gif a Shining, Stlv'ry Moon A b ballad. Powee arr: Vent ‘ i Agaln of Oz Biz hit With words. | to th Mole hls erhocker Girl, aay to play. Tin Wterxen, Yale Maron. ps, Vesta acteristic, f. All the fae, new, in the Pale Moon! iattle ‘Roya, May of Japan, Hye. Like You. enki Runaways, Ren Hur Oharist Race March low. Roxery The AMidaigyt Alin M ann NTE Beth tt PINDEN Piece (new) As pinyed by Sousa! An absolute Nee nd hit | ORCHESTRA or BAND ANDOLIN oF GUITAR Si ekchabw ledaed rnebest) Also the following popular classic music at Sect, Bootember, - 1G: Largo Elinple Confession. eet Septennber., Keniwinner ate, Monaste att Was a North- Orie Bloasoma, Waltz, flower and the Sun, Poet and a Peasant, in ‘Olid Ma Mendebsahn's $ Weading, PER COPY fth Nocturne. ipver,. the ¥ ve, Waltzes, Smiles to Write Me by Paderewski, aria ties, | Katze: ‘e vs March. ahd arr, biahly recommended by Ue We woilcle : trom “teachers and mustolans 'proinplly ae epscial reaticed rates wee eneOm: Oo ALL DAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. 444 ¢e. for each piece oraeted.’ Weather: Fatr and cooler, ea valuable Furs, whén you can have absolute protection against fire, theft or moths, or any ere—with a minimum charge at that ? 10c. to 49c. Top Collars, Sc., 10c,, 15c. and 19c. $1.00 to $15.00 Round Collars, 49c. to $6.98. Collar and Cuff Sets at 1Sc. 75c, and $1.00 Socks, 39c. and 49c, : aris» colors. P esis, | 56. Automobile Ties, 10c. Each, Many pretty patterns, trimmed with fine Point Gaze ends. $1,00 and $1.25 Auto Ties, wider effects, at $12.98 Ostrich Feather Boas at $8.98. In black, white and grays about 144 vards Lon long. floor, centre, Central Building. We invite all.the boys and girls, and their big brothers: ‘They have taken the place " Base Ball Goods. Onite No. 1 Compelaing; Shin, Pants, Sap, Bett, Bul ade “No, 2—Comprising “the mame) bat with better 83 but otherwise perfect; Wy ey 4 material, -| Pants, in all the At has all one-inch tubing, enameled in black, | Shirts, bead ee: ted, TAC. 98Cu 91.49 and wei) ieee 74C., 986. bat a very attractive machine, with o1 ie Men’ models only regularly $25.0 09, et) ‘A fall line of 2 Spaling and DBM. ides aaa Our’ ‘Winteld “Bigcics “iy “extn” ‘good values they ‘are i +28c., 806. 75C., $s oe Y Snshed wad ta rmaing. Some are in |D. & M. 2ie., 49¢., B9c. and on and women’s » 15c., 19c., 23¢. and up esos $19.98 4c. up to Fourth Floor, West Bullgiuy. Our Pure Food Show. |Malta Vita and Cero Fruto, Pkge, 9¢ Clasps and Slides. | Every day some twenty demonst: booths are showing the newest and most nutritious foods in.our.Pure Food Store. . It is a continuous exposi-’ tion of the best and purest novelties. are given away to all who attend and, of oourse, there ylescaiiranict ahi half a dozen pretty designs, 29c., 39c., 47¢, and 54¢. each two shapes and several sand 97C. a set Various styles, machiné and hand made, black, white, butter |; 59c. each'}: SSeS a