The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1904, Page 7

ONE KILLED: 3 HURT'FIVE BURIED ONDER ISICK WOWMAN TRIES the room. Returhing with a puzzle sho had been studying over a great deal, and handing it to him, she quickly swal- lowed some acid from a small bottle. In hit ‘ts to get the bottle from her ALL CARS TRANstER To E Bloomingdale b name On a package TH B means shopping with ee all the bother and disap- % ON NEW BlG BRIDGE BlG PILE OF DIRT TO KIL HERSELF yuarantees its contents. : eee ee ne cok [pies ite eee TW 10 3™°AvE F7 59°70 60257 pointment left out. Despondent over her continued {il- GAS OVERCOMES MAN. Robert McGuire, Stonecutter, Is! |tatian. Workmen Injured When! net Mrs. Maggie Keenan, of No. 79) Antonio Trappera, aged twenty years T S 9 aaa SS A Littl orpe avenue, Williamsburg, took | of Allentown, Pa., was found to-day !n ‘5 Crushed to Death When Boom Excavating: at One Hundred] Pole sci4 last night, and was Temoved| the room or « lhotall a¢ No) 100 (West he ale F Men S Summer Suits ittle of Derrick Breaks—Injured in & serious condition to the Eastern| Eighth street suffering from gas inhala Bar: ain Bud: el. reaks—Injured? ang Forty-ninth, Street and] District Hospital. lon. He was taken to the Hudson 0 r g g Taken to Hospital. ‘ The woman had been out until ! Street Hospital. I 1 1 80 St t I D i it seh Beach Avenue—Two May Die. er a e arts O-ay. aah Tones “Sande . 2) int. Robert McGuire, thirty-four years Our annual sale of Sum- see j @14, who livedat No. 152 Second There was a cave-in to-day at One : Tobe tana at Was ihmtanuly salted Hundred and Forty-ninth street and mer Suits to order at $11.80 | Monday, June 6th. Ww ’ Hi i Bille aL work Gn the Williamsburg Beach avenue, burying five Itallans who started to-day, and will | Tuesday, June 7th. omens mosier y Seotuslee ei vom a gtone-outter, was |i otne toiecine ine rare teierec Ane Summer ] bolster continue for one week only, | Wednesday, June 8th. Only a hundred dozen or so joleting a stone on a derrick when the tonto Getantt, twenty-five years old, of Boom” fuddenly broke, crashing down | A". "lds 4st ‘One Hundred and, Second 3 ‘ ey aunday evening, es June 9th, mn Me Jot ney ft ite vn e ; iObrée ther. persons, were, also, in: i, bh D une 11th. riday, June 10th. plack openwork isle threa fured. "hey 'wére taken’ to the. hoe: ; urnis ings. epartment This will be the only sale | Saturday, June 11th. sen aoe ae ankle ef- Ld th a _ ———— . [ara absentee rym teat ake at Ea Blstesnth Ruste ‘Pasaulo, of oi Sei ea ad Reductions. of Summer Suits to “order , Not all sizes in every style, furiy-two ‘years old, Wy tanner, of No: | fractured atm: “Gannon Santu, of One Hammocks, that we shall hold this year, and you will do well to |] put all sizes in goodly quantities Hee eee TC Ale aes Cacia ni ah CES OCG nha 3 4 i profit by it, for in it will be found some of the very |] throughout the assortment; Pranner, Clanton years old, of No..2i8 | Getantl and Lenofd! were taken, te $1, $1.50, $2.50each, Screens. best materials we've ever offered in any of these sales. |} worth 69c.; special to- 25¢ ons and contusions, their injuries dressed and wont home. | anexeeptionally well seloctedstock. . Among them are morrow, SS pha kee ott es aes 40 Folding Screens, assorted . No C. O. D. or mail orders AN Cushions, sizes, $4 to #20, Serges, Light-weight Worsteds filled, ccm a ea Jn Floor, 50th St. : QUT FOUN {} A $1.00 each, reduced from 96.50 to $85.00, and Cheviots, - i -1) {idee mauetei covered. tavercelst; — which can be made up lined Children’s Suits. By ELECTRIC FAN THE GAS TURNED ON x Ye wted Silks throughout or half lined. Made of handsome washable Fish Nets, mpo We guarantee to satisfy you in every respect or money refunded. materials, in Russian blouse for Summer Draperies, No orders accepted after Saturday, June 11th, at 6 o'clock, for men’s style, in about a dozen different . . z . 35¢c. & goc. yard, Naa gardener boGnen Sllkinwidsand Summer Suits made to your measure for............cccccccecseeeecese a propriate juvenile patterns; Charles Keifer, Aged Fourteen,| Police Believe It a Case of Sui- in assorted colorings. Weer ee isan; pbs Second Floor, Ath Bt. Sectfon. they've all attached white 98c Fatally Hurt When He At-| cide, but Members of Man’s Mosquito Canopies, |¢t!mson, green and blue, collars; i toomorrow, a oe chan aly phasors) Monyiecuonie Fezwe's., LThe Summer Undermuslins Sale woneve WH of the Revolving Machinery.| an Accident. 2.0 3: , ’ 3 ' lini net\) for Single and Double Beds, _|Tduced from $2.95, $3.00 & $3.60 yi N ‘omen s ‘ aists. 4 . . de of fine white Persian laws oes ery Gone eee | Mayra as ay eee | oummmier Sets. Curtains. Takes a New Lease oi Life. || :eetsesats a : No. . dallion trimmings, Coffee boy employed in the keitchen of| rst atreet. waa found dead in a work-| Bureau Scarf 200 pairs Ruffled Curtains pals ‘di artly tailor. Holte’s restaurant at No. is Broadway, u Scarfs........- $1.10) Pi : Just as we were sorting the | And white madras, smartly ta hs i the basement of his home| - ig the last Jots that we bought for this sale a week ago an ortunity came along to ith ofa was escaping ve “i garments out t! it t t basement Ghul Ge ls HERE | ned tor heating irons. The police Slipper Bags. :.60G & at Oo) $2) $3 & $4. pair, Freat purchase, The very same ratio of saving that we obtained revals throughsut the a Ee as well as Soe vole ae Eifeares crete aha his stodiate ‘nas GRO TS ESE OES CHAE Weeh Beets oe Aes reduced trom $3, Ndi & $5.60 pair. Gowns. Drawers. Corset Covers. dots and figures, and. champagne she boy had no particular occasion to, His wife and others tn the house ; 39c—Cambric, surplice effect, trim- | 19¢—Muslin, cambric umbrella ruf- | Sc—Plain cambric, ck, all colored Kashene waists in smart | Fowever, (ho, machinery. He thought,’ geny the mulcide theory, as the window med around neck and short full| — fle, trimmed with torchon lace. No | felled seams. No'mail orders filled. pack: see eres eee t in fant enough and he"endeavored to| Was open and he had no cause to end L 187 Ti i} L -d EB T. ] sleeves with lace edge; also with | mail orders filled, 19¢—Lawn, French cut, »with four Ne ertn “fPORT 9 } ) heel, His arm became entangled and | verwe teller bat ded ie gone or aylor,\ 4.07 ay Or, yoke of lace insertions and tucks | 29¢_Cambric, umbrella ruffle, trim. | clusters of tucks across front, fin- 1] iso to $2.00; to- ° was, whirled up tothe ceiling, Be- avenue lor, but did other work in and lace edge. med with Point de Paris lace and ished with hemstitched ruffle. No morrow. chest Gre hee eae toe anim fhe shop In the basement of his home.! Broadway and Twentieth Street | Broadway and tac Street $9c—Cambric, surplice effect—Val. | insertion. . mallKorders, None sent C. 0. D: and ng ma Part of his body terribly mangled. ee reas eM Ctl) CI 5 and Fifth Avenu and Fifth Avenue, lace and insertion and lace beading Skirts. orders filled. breakfast and found hi nue. id ue, 29c—Muslin, trimmed with embroid- When he was extricate from the still Im unconscidus all around neck and sleeves. Ustin, trimmed! with embro 49c—Muslin, deep flounce, tucked Second Floor. 50th Bt. sectton. Fevolving machine an ambulance waa| On the floor. ‘The gaa was escaping ered ruffle and tucks. id trindined with deer tas pital a0 aan Nakenntiers nites SAE Rineno Ted Heerntelen put tha oe tua ht Wun yoke Of ems || 496 —cambric umbrella ruffle of 59¢- Muslin, deep cambrie.flounee, 6“ ” y evue, but the 4 — ; — ; ondition. man was dead when it arrived. stitehed tucks Erte Cet? epee IS ON cil Gs trimmed with deep embroidered Superba i , 796 -Nainsook, surplice style, with | _ styles for choice. 69e—-Muslin, deep lawn ounce, Tooth Dowder. i wide torchon lace aroun neck, ty rimmed wi ree torchon lace a ¢ ry with ribbon drawn through, 4 Pinata naan eye uate insertions and lace edge. Try one of the new style econom- 98c—Nainsook and cambric; surplice | __¢mbroidered ruffle. er aaanc den Subrstaetea rudtieand\|||| Spat sees ena anes } ne Ss effects (three styles); handsomely shee ecarnirle Henly trimmed with insertion; ‘ise with four Val. lace Ic Cluny lace; also with torchon lace | insertions and ruffle with lace and 19. ° fs the problem we are solving first, I and insertion and hemstitched |} ; t Pp ig first, last and all the time. Not altogether from altruistic motives, but rather, if ou please, for entirely selfish tucks lnsertlony ee ce Sain Pisani oot: RR ends, because the more we benefit our customers to that extent we benefit ourselves. Our business has been built up to its present cheerful proportions simply by satisfying our.customers—giving them a little better quality than: elsewhere, or with standard goods, the same quality for less money; prompter service; purer or fresher su plies— trying all the time to do our best and making sure that our best is a little better than the “other fel- low’s,”"no matter how good his may be. Pursuing this policy, we lead in a great many things—as, for instance, importing the best Tea from Ceylon (GOLDEN TIPS), placing the best Malt Extract on the market (B TLER’S PEERLESS), the best Flour (PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS), the best Baking Powder (BLUE RIBBON), and so on —the whole list would fill a page. Where you see the name JAMES BUTLER you are sure of the quality. We watch the market as a shipwrecked mariner scans the horizon for an approaching sail—al- ways on the outlook for lower prices. That is why our customers save so much money. They profit at once from every weakness in the big wholesale markets of the world. For the first three days of this week we offer specially attractive prices on Canned Tomatoes, Butter, and the latest dainties in Crackers. Our regular list shows other reductions to gladden the heart of the family purveyor. We continue our free gifts of Double ‘‘S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps because so many thousands of our customers reap substantial benefits from their collection. Two Green.Stamps will be given on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week with every 10 cents of purchases—except C. O. D.’s. We are more liberal with Teas and Coffees, and extend the special stamp offer that haS been rynning for several weeks and is so popular with all who deal with us. Our next advertisement will contain a Sensational announcement of interest to every family in Greater New York and vicinity. For the present we quote a few sample prices—not for our regular customers but for those who have not yet been fortunate enough to try how far a dollar may go at any of our stores. Each branch has the largest stock of Groceries in America to draw from and offers equal advantages to every caller. omatoes, 4 Cans for 25c The quality is there, and the quantity—large, ripe, rosy, solid packed cans. Another Cut in Dainty Biscuits. FIG NEWTONS, OXFORDS, } aw... 10 brellas Held Here To-morrow. Lawn Waists to Go at $1.98. ¥ You'll agree that you've not seen anything prettier this season, They're made in a decidedly smart and becoming mode, the fronts of fine cluster tucks, hemstitching, lace insertion and large medallions; the backs and sleeves made with wide stitched pleats and the collars and ~ cuffs prettily trimmed with lace. They are in the popular button- back style, and a bet- $1 98 e ter bargain you never Becond “Floo ‘S0th St. Section, saw for..+-... Specials in the Simmer Sale of Notions and Small Wares. These are the sort of bargains that tell—and it seems as though all New York will be after them to-day, judging from the crowds already coming. Better join them soon if your work-basket needs supplies, for the savings average half on every Pr Haas, little or big, that youn make here. And it's the chance of the season to get a totally unmatched bargain in a strong, well-made, thoroughly substantial rain-protector. ‘Many of. these umbrellas will be sold at a price that the manufacturer wouldn’t accept wholesale for the handles alone, , Every umbrella in the sale is {lly guaran- teed in every particular—26 and 28 inch sizes, for men and women. Good Serviceable Umbrellas tor 48c.! 48c for regular 85c. Umbrellas— We for regular $1.25 Umbrellas— Of mercerized gloria, with steel rods and Dresden, horn, japanned, imitation ibuckhorn, metal - trim- handles. ‘ Of extra fine mercerized gloria, with steel rods; buckhorn, Arab- ian, weichsel, cherry and boxwood handles. $1.19 tor reguiar $2.50 Umbrellas The renowned “Gladiator” umbrel- las—in 26 inch size only; made of yarn-dyed taffeta silk; a guarantee of two years with every one sold; we'll warrant they'll outlast any $5 * silk umbrella, Main For, 50th St. Section, trimmed with lace and eer Glaery | Great onaey Sale of Um- These Pretty Persian med, weichsel and satin wood 95c for ‘Ironclad’? Umbrella Made of excellent silk taffeta; in 26 and 28 inch sizes; made on Paragon frames, with steel rods; all close-rolling; handles of se- lected woods in styles for men and women, This is a sensational cut in the price of Canned Tomatoes. Creamery Butter. Highest grade pure fresh 9 Butler’s Peerless Malt Extract. The Revitalizer for women. perfect tonic—not a 10c stimulant, Per dozen, Men’s and Women’s Fine Gold Filled Watches al $4.95! These watches were made by one of America’s best manufacturers and Western Creamery Butter, - fy RAMONA, | The Latest 1 are thoroughly guaranteed, quality guaranteed, a Ib.... as qetucing cont to'0e' | | ATHENA, ¢ Dainties, 7c They are set in 14-kt. gold-filled cases, warranted for ten years; fitted with pottla, or $108 a douen, ’ package.,.. 0 7-Jewelled nickel-plated standard American movements; sizes 6 and 18 for men and women. Don't miss buying one of these Splendid watches if you're without a good, reliable timeplece. $6.75 for Waltham and Elgin Watches— In gold-filled and solid silver open- i face and hunting cases; stem wind- Puute curtomers buy. ¢ by, the Special ‘‘S. nd Green Trading Stamp Offers: ‘From the Tea Shrub to the Tea Table.” Green Trading Stamps with ever: und 30 Seurier’s teas, te" 50 its equal; 7 cakes for. ap—Thorough cleanser, “well kes for. ai 2c $7.50 for Gold Filled Watches— In 14-kt. gold-filled cases; warrant- ed for 10 years; cases manufa tured by the Illinois Watch Ca: |, Covervwhere; ib. package, 160; 1-1b. Qo | YY of BUTLER’S TEAS, at......:....... ’ Green Trading Stamps with every pound ers and setters; no better watches Co.; fitted with the world-re- { ats ‘led. 20 f Y See 35c nowned Waltham and Elgin move- the water; for wash vor bi 3c of BUTLER’S TEAS, atesss .....eeee made; fully tested and regulated; Mesa ale Gnd tekionmea rad tari ie ‘| on a aug t lite ary mc te One ee guaranteed; worth $10 and $12. WOMEN, Main Floor, Front, Centre 10 Green Trading Stamps with pexeey eee 125¢ 38. 49 for 2 as Good a Sewing Machine as You Can Buy! A machine that’s sold all over the country by Valves Extraordinary in Summer Curtains & Slip Covers of BUTLER’S TEAS, at.. Green Trading Stamps with Gee feouna | 0 BEST MOCHA and JAVA COFFEE at. 25c 5 Green Trading Stamps with every pound | 7 of BUTLER’S COFFEES, at 20¢, and... c Coffees Fresh Roasted Datly—Ground While You Wait, Ammonia. | Condenn a {ting thelr cit 4 ‘from. b 7 ed Milk—‘‘Liberty,” fresh, | lasenby’n Ontoms—Their fame Be These items will especially interest housekeepers getting their city or agents at $25—and as good and reliable a machine find ii beat eet rgoncen= Fle ate mall Ponetrated six’ continente; © | 5C country home in order for the Summer—the prices are a particular incentive as you can, buy anyaneraabany rice eee Bi tinctively own; & 25c cans to buy to-morrow. They are made by one of the finest manufacturers, * jar. ” Larenb'« | Caulifio - x ywilake Curtains — Cross | Ruffled Bobbinet Curtains— and are j 13c| *12hs Padding = Nourishing and ‘ood eating 1s appre- | 5C Sno | . it: oh ted; i * striped etfects in red and gold | Trimmed with lace insertion ; ; Ro nS shoul’ de | nt 6 Te cca am freen and gold, blue and gold and edging special, per. pal, tully guaranteed in every way for the by the makers and ourselves. the most improved attac style oak cabinet cases perfectly noiseless. 4 A patent needle threader' free with every purchase— instructions free. $35 Machines, 515.75. $45 Machines, $15.00. McLaren's Imper! They are fitted with set in beautiful new- one light-running and family, only. Blue Ribbon Jelly Powde: Fr -Most elicious of / desserts, all. fruit - $1.75 89c., $1.25, $1.49 and, . Oriental Couch Covers—3 yards long; 50 inches wide; with heavy knotted Iringe all around; sold elsewhere for $1.50; special, each.. $1.10 In all 10¢ ‘quality 1s topR 25c and green and rose, sold else where for $1, ppecial per from pure, fresh, milk; 3 cans for. Hires Root Beer. ment: $1.00 | Allover Snowflake. ‘Curtains | —tn all colors, fringed at bot- toms; special per pair, $1.15, $1.49 and. Bromangelon — ‘The famous Jelly Powder; H ied; from Sparkling, pleasant,cool- © SC! “chapped hangs if Wits Catalase tinitc Slip Covers—For 5, 6 or 7 Styte No, 12, with th : | ing, healthful summer | autres, higaatees tc | Aa nme se «2 CHOICE SemmaateroaTarpescmees, | eect mart olin, atte Sule Ne a oe le nen, $0 Inches wic °, et a ‘i <i a beverage; genu- the aun shines; a jar only... LOC 5c a” exquisite color.combinations, Elowing 13 yards, he vesss $10.40 | effect, with automatic lift, which : Cc Crosse & Hinckwella Picklen— 6c! a with heavy fringe; special per Falses) and! lowers (head) alitassni 2 ine; 2 bottles for pa the in iSXO7 civilised country i pair, $2.25, $2.79, $3 up to$6.50 | Of se@Wnd grade Belgium if Teer eaeeretic: a Ib io.» 5c Ruffled evi Sen 78, | Cary AON O20 Yer eh cay oa ¢ offer hears the maker's name. If any part of your clal per pair, 33c., 75c., | 30 inch material, for........ machine gets lost at any time, even in fifty years from now, you can duplicate Endless Variety of Groceries @ Household Supplies Call for What You Want. 98c. and “181.49 | Tair moran Stn, [| thepar without delay eal ta ery smal ou noun tect 127 Retail Branches—Buy at the Nearest. Ra Lint Avene ¢ teen Bloomingdale Brothers. -Fitty-ninth to Sixtieth Street.