The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1904, Page 5

’ BOWDIES WN RIOT ONL" TRAIN Members of Gang in Quarrel In- jure Several Passengers, Beat the Guards and Defy the » Police Reserves. MEN AND WOMEN CRAWL UNDER SEATS FOR SAFETY. Roughs Resist Arrest and All Except Seven Fight Their Way to Freedom—Angry Crowd Attempts to Attack Prisoners. Seven rowdies, sald to he members of & Fang, who took possession of en East New York (Brooklyn) elevated train, were arraigned in Ralph Avenue Pollce Court to-day, they having been beaten the guards and defied the police eserves of the Ralph Avenue Station. ‘There were several passengers on the train when {t waz boarded by the gang in East New York early to-day. "They engaged in fights among themselves, frightening several of the women pas- Sengers so that they screamed for help. This seemed to please the disturbers, ‘Then they began attacking the men and even the women were not safe from thelr abuse and blows. Many of them were forced to crawl under seats to escape injury trom flying missiles and fists. e ‘ ‘Train guards came to the assistance of the passengers, but they were quick- ly overcome by the rowdles and were roughly handled, ‘The train whistled loudly for the po- lice, Bluecoats from the Gates avenue tation boarded the train and were quickly attacked by the roughs. Then the police from the Hamburg and Ralph . avenue stations were called. The re- werves from the Ralph avenue station joined tho police from the Hamburg avenue line, and when the train drow up at the Gates avenue elevated station the police sprang aboard. So bold and determined were the roughs that they did not cease fighting even when they saw the large body of police, with drawn pistols and clubs descending upon them. ‘They fought with the fury of madness, With tho exception of seven all of them beat pack the police, Jumped from,the train and escaped. As the seven prisoners were led from the elevated station to patrol wagons there came a determined effort on the part of a hundred or more persons, who had been subjected to blows and Insults from the gang, to do them vio- lence, ‘The crowd pressed forward and it was with difficulty that the. pollce saved the prisoners from the mob's anger, eee 4 The Old-Yashion Way. (From the Catholic Standard and Times.) Mr. Weston—Quite a quaint old hote) very, You. should hey don't use ovens at all for thelr 8, but roast them hefore the fire on a—er—that is to say —on an expectoration. THS WORLD: MONDAY EVENING. MAY 23. 19N4. “MAYOR OF MULBERRY STREET” AND GIRL HE WILL SOON WED. wis S: ashen. MULBERRY MAYOR TO WED I STILE Louie Cohen Has Been Fixed in a Job by Tammany Hall, and His Bride Will Be Rabbi Silver- , berg’s Daughter. “Sixth Ward Louie” got a steady job with the city when Tammany was elected, so now Loule, seeing his future clear for the next two years at least, bas rejolced his fiends with the news that he is going to take unto himself a wife. Senator “Dan Riordan, Leader tie’ Dobbins and a host of other Sec- ond Assembly District big guns aro among Loule’s tricnds who are going to the wedding next Sunday night si The bride is the daughter of Rabbi Silverberg, and is one of the belles of the lower east side. Besides possessing the sobriquet of “Sixth Ward Loule,”’ ‘ohen is popularly known as the ayor of Mulberry Street,” a distinc- tion he has held ice he went to tne bolls in) the Divver-Foley jeadership fight backed by 900 Italian voters, whom he brought into line for “Hig ‘Tom."* Unt that bh rp je in the Second ever before 6¢ that those par- ticular Italians we entitled to vote, but Louie discovered it somehow, and the Second wus delighted when but twenty-two of the Itahans were barred out did Loule when he went wi of Senator Dan me into prominence ther Livited guests ‘dan in a chartered R. L, where the joule ra that his ‘pinched ton the ih he Sound, but no one had secn ew ress-sult police Were not notified. | “ave &n@ the The Cohen wedding’ takes Webster Hall and Ansembipman sos Burke is golng to be best man. Toule sald to-day Jay: me bridal trousseau all right d it's got more than a dress suit The Customary Quest. (From the Washington Star.) y comes the joyous summer, ay people as 8 rule c m in searching for some pla Which they think may Be cook >’? Some Excellent Items for Those Given to Fishing. + Everything of the best quality, though priced low enough to suit the most economical. See to your wants now from this list and profit by the’ sharp savings in every instance. Trout or Bass Rods, all Jancewood, three joints, cellu- loid grip and nickelled reel ‘Seat, special,, Bamboo Rods, three joints, heavy grade, for salt water fishing. Lancewood Rods, three joints, extra heavy, with hollow butt and extra lancewood tip, nickel trimmed.........$ Lancewood Combination Rod, four pieces, very heavy $2.34 Trout and Bass Rods; split Bamboo, with extra tip on secserrress S84C Fresh and Salt Water Rods, from 98c to » $5.49 with 5 oe “Be Basement, 59th St. Section. Sale---Rogers’ Pocket Knives--- Every /one of these knives made of the tinest quality tem- pergd steel; all sizes, for men and women, Each knife bears the Rogers’ name and is fully guaranteed by them and us, 50e —With ivory handles; two blades; uswally sold for 1. With two-and three blades; arl and ivory handles; usually sold for $2. —wWith pearl and tvory SLAS handles, two, three and four blades; usually sold at from $2.50 to $2.75, —With pearl, ivory and $1.95 horn handles; two, three and four blades. Main Floor, Hoth St. Section, Double Itiplying Trout or Dass Rosle nickel plated, each, 49C, and.....eeeen sees Double Multiplying Reel, nickel plated, 150 yards . 82c Double Multiplying Reel, finest quality; has rubber éaps and adjustable click and drag; 150 yards Cuttyhunk Lines, in coils, 300 feet con- nected, or spools. . : Cotton Hand Line: connected, each tipewesobes Oiled Silk Lines, 75feet...... 18¢ Silk prone Lines, tine braided, 75 feet. Fine Silk aes each Trolling Spoons, sizes 36c 36c 50 feet Sale of Saicly — foe Razors. Vier) = You can buy a splendid razor here on Monday at a specially low price as you may judge from the following : Barber Safety Razors, 24¢ Star $2 Safety Razors, $1.24 Griffon $2 Safely Razors, $1.24 Other Razors, 95c., including the best makes of Eng- lish and German razors, such as Wade & Butcher, Wostenholn Korten & Scherf, Hamburg Bel! Metal Razors, and all hollow ground. Values up to $3. on, DR. DA COSTA STILL ALIVE, No Difference in Condition, Except ja Respiration. At St. Vincent's Hospital, where the Rey. Dr. Henjamin F. Da Costa ts lying ft was announced this morning that the doctor's breathing Was heavier than at any time heretofore. Excopt for the more inbored respiration, marked change has occurred since Sun- day. Many friends of Dr. Da Costa called at the hospital last evening and asked regarding the condition of the priest. no | FIRE HAD FULL SWEEP. BINGHAMTON, N. Y,, May %3—-Fi in the village of Lau a to-day destroyed a hotel, private residences and barns with and contents. As there is no fireequi- ment In the place, nothing could be done but let the fire burn fteelf out. ay Tempting bargains this week. You're unusually fortunate if you are now in the market for tine carpet. Here's a chance to save 47% cents on the yard of $1.65 Extra Wilton + | 17 Velvets, reduced to, yd oA he For one week only we offer this uncommonly beautiful carpet, the best velvet made, at a radical reduc- tlon—imerely to tempt you, The back- ward season and the fact that the fall stock will soon be in have prompted us to hasten the sale—hence the sac- rifice, 5 While they last: $35 Royal Wilton $97. (oxia it), now. oe 27.50 Some out-of-the-ordinary effects in the richest of patterns. Another money-saver fs offered in Tapestry Brussels, the best quality made, that has been bringing 90 cts, the yard all sea- son. To hasten the sale of the sur- plus stock we price it 1 thus, per yard. i. 6Uc —Mattings, too, reduced | $8.50 values—75 Ibs. rd roll $7,50 $8.75 values—118 Warp $6.50 \ | Cass 40 yard roll. . J. & J. DOBSON, Japan, 40 yard roll.. $6.50 | Iues—85 Ibs. China, 14th St. and 5th Ave. R. H, Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Thetr Low Pricen, aC Biway at 6th Ave, sth to 3th $e C9 “Right Shape’? Shoes Are the Best Shoes Ever Made for Juvenile Feet.-?47"- If close study ever brought anything near to perfection you will find it in these peculiarly built Shoes for the youngsters. They were made expressly to our order, to overcome the faults found in ordinary models of- Children’s Footwear, and they furnish the ideal mould re- feet. made up in a quired for growin, could procure, an They are made of the best materials we form that assures freedom from every foot complaint traceable to ill-fitting Shoes of childhood days. Their cost does not lessen the’ argument in their favor: MISSES’: Button Shoes, vici_kid, patent leather or kid tips, hand- sewed welts; sizes 11% to 2, $2.49 Lace Shoes, tan Russla_ calfskin, self tips, hand-sewed welts, spring heels; sizes 11% to 2 vie, $249 Oxford, tan Russia calf, self tips, hand-sewed wat spring heels; sizes 11 10 Rn * $2.49 Button Shoes, vici kid, patent leather tips, hand-sewed welts, Spring heels; sizes 11h to 2.. :. $1.99 bce shoes) vel Bids self tips, and-sewed welts, spring heels; sizes 1136 to 2,. 91.99 Oxfords, patent colt or vici kid, patent leather tips, hand- sewed welts; sizes 1128 $1.99 . CHILDREN Button Shoes, vici kidskin, kid tips. hand-sewed welts, spring heels; sizes 848 to 11... $1,990 Lace Shoes, tan Russia calf, self tips, hand-sewed welts, spring heels; 8 ar A ER 9g 5-0 CHILDREN’S: Button Shoes, kidskin, patent leather tips, Goodyear welts, spring heels; sizes Hv to 11, $1.49 Oxfords, vici kid, patent leather pleas Pernt coushis, self tips, joodyear welts, spring heels; sizes 8% to 11. $1.49 Little Men's Lace Shoes, box calf, kid tops, Goodyear welts, spring heel: to2 ie Mens Lage Shoes, patent eather, kid tops, Good- year welts; sizes 8 to 2., $1.98 INFANTS’: Lace and Button Shoes, tan and black kidskin, self tips, turned soles,, wedge heels; sizes 5 TONS Sones. . $1.38 panei Beno Wan tan and fanadaoie: taesatee 98c Button Shoes, white, pink or blue kid, turned soles; sites ‘2 to 6.. v. OBC Ankle Ties, white, pink, blue, ed” k 3 Mie Steers 79¢ | H SIEGEL Parts ISIE ~ GET A $2.50 DECORATION DAY DINNER for $1.00. , | Bes ee morning we shall begin the distribution of Decoration Day Dollar dinners into 20,000 New. York homes. These dinners contain enough for six persons and the actual value of the supplies is | 2.50, To introduce our magnificent Grocery Department on the sixth floor we shall sell these dinners at 1.00 each, Each dinner will consist of the very best quality of food and will be nicely packed in a basket, | which will contain the following: Condensed Soup—Bread—Roast of Lamb—Potatoes—String Beans —Asparagus—Jelly Dessert—Plum Puddihg—Ground Coffee—Candy—Nuts and Raisins—Bottle of St. Julien Claret. 00 | Sufficient for Six Persons. This 2.50 Decoration Day Dinner will be Sixth Decoration Day Dollar Dinners HESE DECORATION DAY DOL- LAR DINNERS would cost $2.50 each if purchased in our grocery de- partment at our usual !ow prices. obvious, therefore, that no mail It is orders can be filled, and that it is necessary to restrict the sale of one Decoration Day Dollar Dinner to a customer. There is sufficient in each basket for six persons, and everything is the purest and most wholesome quality. Place Your Orders Early in the Week and Get Your Basket Friday Afternoon or Any Time Saturday. Floor, We Will Take’ Orders. for Decoration Day Sle Dollar Dinners. ESE DECORATION DAY DOT LAR DINNERS are priced ,go low that we cannot deliver them, but, S). beginning Tuesday morning and continus ) ing all week, we shall take orders for ‘ them, and as many as there are a demand for will be put up in nice new baskets. Then urday Friday afternoon and all day Sat- they will be ready for you, and you can come and get them. Our object is to induce as many as possible to visit our Grocery Department, on the Sixt! Floor, so that no mail or telephone orders will be accepted. Blue Trading Stam Each Decoration This Great Notion Fair Is the Most Wondertul New York Has Known in Years Main Floor, ByVERY WOMAN who does not waste her money. Every Woman who is as considerate of her own interests as she should be. fill her needs at this Grand Notion Fair. variety. A vast Every woman who.is alert, will come to [ Wonderfully low prices, wonderful assortments and will be beautifully decorated and set aside for your comfort and convenience. 5 Promptly at 8 :30 pape number of salespeople will be ready to carefully wait upon you. Only our customers may * tity to be sold to each person. Make a whi purchase these goods. To prevent Dealers from supplying their stocks we limit the quan- ju want. You will be seryed Promptly and the goods will be ‘ot afford to fill mail orders at these prices, as ma Shell Hair Articles. Horn Shell Hair Pins, good size, bo: of six, worth 15¢,, limit ofS to 2° cox | Horn Shell Hair Pins, large and heavy, | usually 25c, for card ot six, limit of five | to a customer, at... 10c.! Hom Sheli Side Combs and Back Combs, highly poiished and first class in | every respect ; they are regular 19c, and | 9; 25c, lines, limit of five to a customer, | each, ++10¢ | Horn Shell Stray Lock Barettes, regu- | lar 19¢. line, at Hom Shell Round Combs and Pompa- | dour Combs, 25c. lines, at 15¢ | and Eyes | 4 Super Dressing Pins, 400 on paper, 3 | papers, limit of sixto a customer, for..5@ | Belt Pin Hooks atess. _ Large Pin Cubes, not the cheap kind fsually sold at low prices, but regular 10c, line, limit of 6 to a customer, at....§¢ Safety Pins, nickeled, usually Sc. each, | sale price, 3 papers, limit of 12 to a cus- tomer, for.. oe +++ Be Indestructible Pearl Lace Pins, all col | ors, usually Sc. a card, sale price 2 cards for, be | fifty yards, value Se. Hat Pins with jet heads, one dozen, worth 10¢., at...s..0e+5 Aabiibot 7 Hat Pins, 2 grand collection of regular t pins in new and beautiful +10c Hose Supporters. ! Pad Front Hose Supports, with fancy elastic, never sold for less than 19c., limit of five toa customer, atess. Se Paq Front Hose Supporters, heavy elastic, never sold for less than 25c to 35c., limit of five to a customer, at Side Seppo, of heavy elastic, reg- ular price 25c., limit of four to a customer Sewing Cotton and Silk N. T. Sewing Cotton, 200-yard | spools, selling all over the country for 4c. and 5c. per spoo!, sale price, limit of 6 to customer, 2 spool Aunt Lydia Linen Thread, for heavy sewing, limit of six toa customer, 2 spools Se 00 yards, dozen spools +. i7e Sewing Silk, black, on spools of about spool, sale price, Sundries Asbestos Iron Holders at........ 3e Button Kits, card of shoe buttons, with | needle attached, 2 cards for. Machine Oil, per bottle. .4e Garter Elastic, garter lengt) tiful elastic, worth 12c. to 2 v1. Be Ironing Wax, 5 for... . Be Featherstitch Braids at .,, .4e Bust Forms, all sizes, at 3c Majestic Waist Lengthen Te Majestic Waist Holderat........ 17¢ ick out the greatest of beau- * Wress Shields Single covered Rubber Dress Shields jand light weight Dress Shields, every pair warranted, selling usually from 10c. to 16c. pair, all sizes; limit of 6 pairs to a customer, at.... eee 5c May Queen Improved Form Dress Shields, the best on the market, usually selling at 24c, and 28c. pai acustomer, at, Washable Dress Shields, perfect for Summer use, worth 14c. to 18c. pair: No.2, No.3, No 4, 10c 12¢ 15¢ Buttons ! Fancy Dress and Coat Pearl Buttons, great variety of styles and sizes, card of 2 dozen, value 50c,, at, , : Large Dress and Coat Pearl Buttons, card of one dozen, value 50c. to 75c., O 25¢ Pearl Buttons, for shirtwaists and un- derwear, card of two di valud 20c., ates tee +++100e Bone Collar Buttons, unbreakable, vate 7c. card, ate ese see sees BE Smaliwares Tape Measures, worth 5c. each, sale price, limit of 6 toa customer, 2 for’. Be Collar Found, s, of silk, chiffon, first-class line at the extraordinary OF es tsereas pas suewtse Pearl Beads, worth 10ci, ; Shoe Laces of fine mohair, a strong, 3 durable lace, worth 4c. pair, sale price. pairs for.’ aren On 10,000 Yards of Wash Goods At 12i:c Per Yard You Save in Some Instances Half the Original Cost Main Floor TEN THOUSAND YARDS OF WASH GOODS, comprising choicest styles and patterns of the season of 1904, each yard guaranteed to withstand careful washing, were purchased by the 14th Street Store Saturday and will be included in a sale that will begin Tuesday morning at 8.30 when the doors open, The price that has been decided upon by no means represents the price that could be asked and easily obtained, On some pieces it is a trifle more than half actual value. less than half full value. On others it is exactly half value, and in many instances it is Here’s a list of the fabrics to be sold at Tuesday's amazingly low price: You Save Hali on these Wash Goods Organdies with mercerized stripes, floral desighs and plain colors, Beautiful dimities with stylish open work effect. Dress Mets in printed effects, mostly in black and whit Dress Canvas Cloths in plain colors, for outing suits Silk cloth, pongee finish, in foulard designs, Mercerized Chambrays, 30 inches wide, in plain shades, Cotton Crepons in solid colors, make pretty kimonos. Natural colored dress linen; fur dashing street costumes. + | You Save Half | on these Wash Goods Given ig dil y Dollar 990 Blue Trading Stamps Worth 3.50 in : Merchandise . (Qe eo of B. & M. Blué Trading Stamps can exchange their full books of 990 Blue Trading Stamps for 3.50 worth of merchandise in: department of The 14th Street Store, providing they prefer this manner of redemption to ex-’ changing their stamps for beau. tiful premiums. Tuesday we give 3B. & M. Blue Trading Stamps with each 10c. you spend in this store. Pipe With Pound of Tobacco at 24c Main Floor. ape ATTRACT you to inspect our Cigar and Tobacco. Department we shall sell you to- morrow one pound of high grade granulated tobacco and a pipe for less than the jobbing price.of the tobacco alone. At 24c Flags for Decoration Day Patriots ‘Third: Floor. ONOR the Nation’s Heroes. Let your example as a true American lead others to a greater display of patriotism. Al our flags are of the finest e_ price, including sil wool and silk Zon ch Feaiyy afford a good one at these pricess quali Size. Price) Sxifft, 8.86 | 10x15 ft, S.aT | 10x18ft, 10, 12x 18ft, 12.22 2x2t, 12,83 Flag Stafis for May 30 at 44e 2 Grow. your patriotism by floating Old Glory to the breeze on Decoration Day. We have sized Flags at patriotic prices. You should |. put one on a fine hardwood Flag Staff, with ball truck |” and halyards, at: Y 8 ft. 44e 10ft. 64e 12 ft: 84e 123s¢ ayard Galvanized Flag Brackets, at $9¢