The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1904, Page 4

teen Years---Prisoner Furnishes $8,500 Bail in “Hoboken, Is Set Free and MI8S FRANCES SEWARD T@ WED _, Comes to New York City. ‘The list of young girls now In deten- on in the county jail and city prison Rt Hoboken—on account of Whose state- ‘Mente Charles K. Cannon, the prom!- gont and wealthy lawyer; John ©. Budd, & bookkeeper and also prominently Récted in Jersey, and fou @irested on grave charges—was swelled Yesterday to twenty-one. Another arrest Was made and a charg: fous than those brought against ‘Wien’ was entered against the latest o oner in this most shocking, revolting widespread case of KfOwn to the police of New Jersey or York. i boken has heen stunned by the ex- res and is now tuking measures ugh its governmental branches to\ tenn and purify the c.ty. George Stell rman of the Comimon Council, ' Mow drafting an ordinance which will Bue for the first reading to-morrow. 'Dhe ordinance will estublish a curfew WA 9 o'clock every evening the, bells will be rung, and all children hinder Bixteen years of age unaccompanied by Porents will be taken to the atation- | Bouse. Charles K. Cannon was released yen- terday on an accumulated ball of $8,500. Budd was released on $5,000 ball, The others are all Jtallans, and they are waiting In the county jull for the action @f the Grand Jury. But this by no Means cleans up the lst, according to Chief of Police Hayes, He has a fow other men in mind, one of whom In of sufficient business tmportance to raise Hoboken out of its depths. Not All Arrented. Chief Hayes said to-day: “I have not rounded up all the miserable brood of men who are mixed up In this case, but the exposures which have already been made will have, I think, a salutary I have been at work on this mater for ten days and did not act entil I was dead sure of my case. The Rreatest pressure wan brought and is being brought to prevent the trial o those already accused, but I shall not ston until I round up every girl who Wastthe victim of these men and bring every man to his proper punishment. ‘This is the most awful scandal that I have ever had come under my hands." Cannon, who lives in a brown. stone mansion at No, £28 Hudson strost, Fy again. to H he went came t) Might it was He he was relensed and New York at said at alr ¥. Hoftman Falion to de vancer ner of the athlete in iis day at Yate, 4a lawyer of great power and and a man of much wealth ipreme Court on fused to belteve charges at all. Up to a year ago Cannon was a man of roduat health, ‘n the truth of the Then he was stric before he regained his senses. For weeks he was seriously {ll, and, to some of his intimate he has not been himself at all of late, When he was rearraigned on Satur- day, however, he showed no signs of Muess, He answered Recorder Stan- ton quickly and to the point. Ue talked as any lawyer would for his clients, He waived examination and received the judgment of the Recorder without a demur. ‘Then he went to a higher court and wag released on an Augmented bail, He intends to fight the case, The mothers of several of tho girls called at the prisoh last night. In sev- eral instances they broke dewn and had to be helped from the p by tha of- and 1 mothers returned try to get the ” » Femove the little ones twenty-one girls clalm to anuon; ten of them Budd cosder or individual " children showed no signa of fear, ‘They reeled oft @id not stay long at his home, where "PREACHER OPPOSES SACRED CONCERTS Rev, Cortland Myers Makes Formal Complaint to District- ttorney of Brooklyn Against|' Sundays Performances, Ps ) ‘TheRev. Cortland Myers, ofthe Bap- ‘Temple, in Brooklyn, who preached Bight against Sunday theatrical to-day followed up his ‘dy calling at the office of Dis- Clark and making for- complaint there about the matter, ¥. Claxk was not in when Mr. Myers wo the minister saw Aasistant Hider instead. He Mr. Blder that he had poaltive evi- ‘that the Sunday law was violated @ tho theatres giving so-called weoncerts" and intimated that he expect the District-Attorney’s ‘to aagist him in his crusade, Mr. (Wider said he would report all that reenact aid to his superior. Myers hes not taken wup the Island matter yet, but ts said to ) plamping a crusade against Inw- there later on, In his cru- against pool-rooms end hand Mr. Myers had more success than y clerical teformer who ever took up work in the city. It remains to how he will fare in his efforts lose the theatres on Sunday nights. CERTIFICATE OF DOUBT FOR ABEEL Justioe Greenbaum in Supreme Court Saves Prisoner from Being Taken to Elmira Re- formatory at Present. Justice Greendoum, in Part 1 of the granted a certift- ubt_ on the appli- ation of Martin $, Lynch, counsel for James N. Abeel, convicted of forgery t the taking of Abcel Elmira Reformatory, where he was perfectly dumfounding tales of un: scious degradation and forced depra with ax much as a mimmer of und Ing aN to thelr position, EDITORS AT THE FAIR. Five Hundred Delegates in St. Louta for National Convention. ST. LOUIS, May 16—The nincteenth annual convention of the National Ed- Mtorial Association, represented by 300 Gelegates from the State press organ- izations of the United States, convened to-day fn the Hall of Congresses and will bo tn session four daya Capt, Henry King, editor-in-chief of the St doulas Globe Democrat, Chairman of the ommittee of Welcome, presided. The rudience sang “America,” after which Rey, ©. H. Patton, pastor of th: First Congregational Church, of St. Louis, offered the Invocation. ‘The con: vention was then formally welcomed by Prestdent D. R. Francis, of the Ex- position. WATERS PIANOS AGreat Offer! Style A. Waters Upright—An artistic piano of the highest grade; one of our most desir- able-and popular styles, Price only $225 Style 85, Chester Plano—New Court Den) B Wasil »pin. | { a we Department PENNSYLVANIA) ene —_ style, 744 oct., 3-stringed, full size, overstrung, iron frame, / ivory keys, fine tone and hand- some case. Price only $170 20 Good Upright Pianos, of dif- ferent makers (some only lit. Prices from $60 to $135 for cash, or on payments of only $5 Per Month, without interest. Stool, cover, tuning and delivery free, Send postal for catalogue, with tenced, and paves the way for a mo- for a new tr $ certificate acta as a stay untli time at the motion is made. | 85,855 for Noy's Le ‘© PLAINS, N. Y., fo-day granted appr pelt, of New Roche! tle a oult against ™ 1254 West 125th Sty near 8th/A: nA reduced prices and terms on our new Waters 3-Year System, giving you three years’ time on a piano without interest, cls Parrett, nis eign: | HORACE WATERS & CO, 134 Fifth Ave., near (8th St. Harlem Branch (Open Evenings), tle used), at great bargains. | | TURNER DECISION UPHELD. | ~ LONG BRANCH, Portieres. ASBURY PARK, 150 pairs at $4.00 pair, SPRING LAKE & formerly $5.00 to $6.90, ASB er | vet | Upholstery | Reductions. Curtains. 550 pairs at #1, 50 pair, reduced from $2,098 82.5), | \ | Med Muslin, Kuted Net, and Nottingham —=>-_ § H 349 pairs at $3 50 pair, 81.50 £858 Mae The ene N reduced mc Bed Sets. 30 Sets Tambour Muslin, at Past Express $3.00 set, formerly 0 set (single size only,), Trains VIA 80 Sets at $5.00 set, me ta $8.00 set ‘all sizes), | 1 { Musi sauce snd trish Point || ot ‘all sizes), formerly $10 to $1 int, Arablive Kenaissance, Irish RAILROAD | | Assorted and colorings POINT PLEASANT | : ween 2h ns after BIRy 18 Couch Covers. i AEM) goat $4.00 each, Running through to formerly $5.50. RY PARK IN 90 | tmportes tapentey, Pull aize and Roveraibie, MINUTES Lord & Taylor, proportio int Pleasa 4 | Broadway and Twentleth Street and Fifth Avenue, making UIYSSOW ; STM AE 19 D020 STRERTS To-morrow’ s greatest sale is 43 used pianos These special Summer home pr‘c2s are for city folKs, too. TEN DOLLARS buys a mood piano, $15 buys a better _ one, and so on'up to a handsome $575 Knabe upright—just as good as new—for $375.00, nithelbalance ¢,_at_ Simpson ford Co.'s, ighs all the rest, dodge facts, and it és a fact that pianos as good as these were never sold at prices half as low as we quote. Just look at the famous makes in- cluded in this special Tuesday sale, Alwavys glad to take We secured them in trades. old pianos in part exchange for new. Wi on agree. Now read this list and if you have a Summer home Without a piano you'll surely select one for it to-morrow. 4th Floor. These prices are for city folKs, too. 1 Geib & Walker upright............ee0005 $10,00) (fair condition, small size). 125.00 1 Sohmer upright (tine tone), | 130.00 1 Hazelton upright ..- (great bargain). 1 Fischer upright...... week (excellent tone, large size). 1 Stelnway grand plano...... I Steinway square....- (art case). 1 Worcester square. | Knabe square... (tone like new! | Hardman square (fine conditi 1 Gilbert square.. (great. bargain). 1 Glenn square ..... ind al 1 Pianola plano player....... .. (like new), | Knabe upright plano....... (like new—was $575.00) Thirty other great bargains for to-morrow. EVENING, MAY107"100e: Sal 10,000 yards This showing is representa. tive of desirable weaves for The price” is 75c. because much, securi aiscount. 58c shirt waist suits this season 58e. and not we bought so ing a marked 58c y SIXTH AVE; 192! TOZ0™ STREETS: of silks, 58c. Great offering mohairs, 48c. | For those charming Summer suits. TO: MORROW'S the second day of this great sale | THs offering is simply incomparable with its 7,600 of Summer silks at 58c., and if it’s anything like the first day started out we'll make a new record in the selling of silks—10,000 yards, and nota yard worth less than 75c, Main Floor, Checked louisine silks, in blue and white, brown and white and white and black, representing a complete assortment of patterns, acknowledged to be the most desirable silks of the season and the best value we have ever offered—exce| —-Special at 58c, Season’s greatest saving on Summer wash fabrics. “THESE light wash fabrics, as usual, are all the rage this season, and that’s diversity of weaves—the high quality and lowest prices—is the greatest ever held. Every sinart fabric of the season is included in this offering. pagne, navy shades; has the soft 2s, is the usual price; ours... Dolly Varden silk mull, on white w floral” printings, 27. in. wide, handsome tor misses’; is the usual | 23c graduation and evening gowns Oxfords, cheviots and duck sultings. piain! , light blue, tan, black, navy, pink, white with black dots, and many new knicker suiting effects; have that soft fnish; very good for shirt waist 0 suits; 1$c. isthe usual price; ours,...6......- 10c Chambray-batiste, newest 1904 favorite, bor- lain shades; 19, shades, dered materials to match all leadin, usually 25c,; our price. Silk ginghams, striped effects; usual; our price, limited quantity..... ....e00e Fancy white madras for shirt waists, light! weight, pretty designs; earlier in the they were selling at 39c. and 48¢.; now at.... 25c finish; 15¢ with beautiful) front..... ¢ Genuine S ly 35¢.4 15c_ season. with black ours.... ptionally good values at 75c, ~ ed de a , We bought twice as much as any other store in. New York te abie to handle av one time, and consequently it’s only natural that the prices Should be much lower than shywhere cre SHIk like batiste: has all the appearance of silk) foulards: in the popular prints, dots, shepherd checks, Several Dresden designs, the new ein metal, cham- y Silk mulls—This store is known to have the very best silk mulls in America, and is selling more than anywhere else; large variety of qualities and shades! always on hand; the newest sha | now is golden brown; yd.. French white lawn—jus these sheer materia egular price White English nainsook. piece; regular price $3; our price... 12 1-2. White India non, at.. Linen embroider waist patterns, | | weight, hand embroidere: POOr ns media} d 2.50, 3,00 ana 3.50! a ISSES in white with black | dots, mostly one size dots, well made, 31 {n. | wide; 59¢ usual price; ours... Beautiful dress lawns, designs, black with white dots, navy and white, white, Mercerized dress sateens. highly and floral effects: usual’ price 15 u | ishingly low price of 48. We wouldn’t make the statement so \ For smart Summer dresses. | yards of that popular Summer fabric—mohair—at the aston- strong if it were not the regular $1.25 and $1.75 quality, yrain Floor. A Western house cancelled | their order for this fabric be- A&c and right at the m A&c tune time we s 1S uit equalled gathering at almost — ~ 1, the reeular wholesale price. cream—handsome novelties in navy and royal blue, plain and novel effects in black, and many suitable effecis for mourn ing dresses and elderly women—about 10 pieces of extra fine changeable cravenettes —but, of course, they will not last long—come, by all means, see the cause of the backward season The purchase embraces plain and novelty effects in white and great showing—we've a great bargain surprise awaiting you, why this sale, with its unequalled Main Floor, weuld Canvas suitings. popular «le soft and open niesh elfects, white blue, reseda and light blue; 19¢. usual pric ours. Ganeecene bancearnes Panne siiks, plain color: an ideal Summer tabric Yale WN 150. 25¢. when you need s1Sc no | Pon ec cloth, | sitk warp and coltonfilling, ralsed dots, all shades, in. wide usual SOE OER ES price; ours....... . ants 5 29¢ 12 yds, to th ° $.50| Etamine voiles. washable, plain shades, 17¢ , b64c 25c. usual price; OUFS ..........eeeeeeereeee Linen finish ginghams, principally in stripes, great many colors, an excellent quality, regular price; ours. Swisses in lappet effects, with neat rosebuds and scroll effects, all light colors; usually 2 OUF PriCO. i. .s cereee Fs HEeZoc| , with pretty | excellent quality, look like French goo ally 29¢.; our price. . Bac 18 Simpzom Crepford Co Women’s imported lisle hosiery, 29c. LACE LISLE hose at 29c is in itself a remarkable We've only 500 pairs, though, and there's not a pair in the lot worth less than Soc, either. announcement. All high-grade imported lisle hose— foil Tenet twenty-nine cents, l4c for women's 20c seamless black cotton hose. 19¢ for 28c gauze imported black cotton hose. 10,000 yards of embroidery sample strips at 3¢ price. WHEN we tell you that the prices ‘start at 8c. in this embroidery sale and that the highest though the quality is high and the designs new, you'll agree that it is destined to be greatest ever held in Ten thousand yards of sample strips—and they’re just the kind of embroideries that are now so much in demand them at twice what we ask and that's why we want to strongly im yard for 15¢ Embroideries, 8c “and allover Jace, ‘black twelve ew sheer open de 5 Those cool, serviceable, two-thread quality, an 0c, 500 pairs cotton and lisle hose. 25c for women’s SCc imported lace Main Floor. and at the price, u'll surely want a season's supply when you see them, as you'll realize that it will be ippessible to go out and duplicate them elsewhere for less t! 29c 19c for women's 25c and 35c lace and dropstitch fast black hose. Every article sold is guaranteed to be sterling silver 925-1000 fine, | i ment because prices are so extraordinarily, low. Make your selections to-morrow. Articles will be held and Engraving free. 85c. for $1.25 sterling silver cream ladles, sugar spoons, bon bon spoons, 1d meat forks, ice cream spoons, olive spoons and PL Staley eda att ee all, guaranteed Halling silver, gold bowls and lines, fancy novel and floral patterns—worth $1.25, at n dishes—Just 100 regular $5 bon ton Sterling silver bon bor the new thistle desing, Ab... seeeee werves $2.90 delivered at any time. forks, sardine forks, butter picks, dishes—' Others equally as low priced to Heavy sterling silver napkin rings, Q5¢ | Sterling silver comports, very Sean medium size, at... 36,90 Others to select from at $9 20 $45. liver candlesticks, | sear ee before for less than $6, at $4.25; others as good value up to 3} ar & creams, Sterling silver sug lined—extra- aeinery value ate. .ssss seevee 87, silvertumbler holders, Searing s and entirely new, at $} 95 ng lates, NAlUG atearaesacerrerrery sree select from at $1.95 to $21.00, Sterlin in thts fot, a! servers, cald meat fork: spoons, gravy ladies. e pieces and wi Carving séts, the small tete-a-tete size,3 pleces,$3.95--2 piecesets $2.25 54 sterling silver tea spoons, set of 6. at § ia 93,50 sterling silver coffee SER a ates set ot ot S845. 85c silver bread trays, berry, saladand fruit bowlerspot many | $2.95 for $4.00 pleces sterl| silverware—tomato or cucumber » Salad or berry ll kandsome, 14, for! 95 ing press upon you that this is your ideal time to buy your season's supply. Edgings, Insertions. skirtings, embroldery, beadings, bandings, The most famous manufacturer of fine embroideries in St. Gall, Switzerland, sold us these sample strips at half price because he had no further need of them. That’s why they cost vou only 44 price. Come quickly while there’s a choice selection. Special offering of sterling silverware for wedding gifts. For those who contemplate the purchase of gifts for June weddings this sale affords an exceptional saving oppor- tunity, and those who desire to add to or replenish their silverware will also appreciate the saving advantages of this sale. ain Floor. Embroideries, _ Stonpson, Cuguford Co It’s awning time. DONT delay ordering your awnings until the sun’s | rays grow too hot. Then the rush will be on—that means delay and inconvenience. Order now. We make all kinds of awnings—for the home, store, veranda, etc. Our awnings are the nd that work easiest and wear best, Nothing d here but best galvanized iron frames and 2 best double-dyed stripes. Fourth Floor. 4 Special prices now before the rush comes. Estimates end samples free on request. We clean curtalns—We’ve reduced cur tain-cleaning to a science—result, least amount of wear and tear and best finish, and our saving prices will surprise you. Besides this, we'll stor them free, if vou wish. A postal card or tele phone call will bring our wagon. ~ pfice is only 19c., even ew York, Main rioor,* Women are glad to gtt yard for 35¢ yard for 25¢ Embroideries. 19%c First great clearing sale of fine trimmed dress hats,shapes and toques. MAXY. of the hats included in this extraordinary sale have been selling right along at $15 to $18 each, and a great many were made“up especially for the occasion from the very finest materials regardless of the cost of same. Your choice of handsome, exclusive styles at $7.75 and $7.95 We call special attention to the excellent showing of dress toques in black, black and white and tuscan, Positively the prettiest and most becoming hats in the city at... . $9.75 In our untrimmed hat dept.— 17 cus, (assan. colored, popular skapes, manufactured to sell at $1; clean, new goods; | Continuation of that great sale of flowers. No flower sale in New York has attracted the attention of this great event now in progress, the wonderful success of which prompts us to continue the sale for a few days. Prices ince are much less than wholes: milline pres mia nd es. clown’ slores waking large pur 300 dozen French crush roses, | 25 boxes of marquerite clus: better value than ever (3 roses | ters, black, white and yellow in cluster in paquet), real value 39¢, 19, | (6 marguerites and 12 buds with paquet...... deeceerencesees Cc foliage), real value 65¢, 39 i jac e | cluster deb er. sepeaeserseneces Fer dorent Mesasle 5 Royse) buds And innumerablezimilar bargains, and foliage), value 39, spray... ia) ats NM 19c | To milliners. | We are keeping up our stock of 50 boxes very high cost pure | fine and popular priced straw white flowers, clematis and | and silk braids, and offer another lady of the lake, superb trim- | lot of black, white and navy ming for lingerie hats; cost to | braids, French dye or bleach, import 75c to $1, paquet, | 1240 13 yd. piece, at 9.