The evening world. Newspaper, June 8, 1904, Page 8

,@rtill threatening to commit murders and + MINERS ASKED TO:END |, STRIKE THAT CAUSED CLASH ta ‘MARTIAL LAW 0 CHECK ITN yn Acting Governor Issues Procla- ‘mation Declaring Cripple Creek District in Revolt and Puts State Militia in Control. ‘No Chance of Winning:and Con- tinuance Is Turning Senti- “ment Against Them, Their Newspaper Holds. VICTOR, Coli, June; 8—Martial In was Geclared in the Cripple Creok dis- trict to-day, the proclamation issued by Acting Gov. Hoggett being posted at various places in the camp. Insurrection Exists. The posting was done under the dl- fection of Adjt.Gen. Bell, who arrived wt Victor from Denver early to-day with the proclamation. Condjtions in the camp are quiet, according to ail Recounts. Gen. Bell has assumed command of the military and control of the dis- trict, and has called a council of the offciers of the local military pom- panies. He has ordered Col. Verdeck- berg, who had charge of affairs in the istrict when martial law ended there several months ago, to the district. ‘The proclamation reads as follows: “Whereas, There exists in Teller Dounty, Col, a large number of armed persons acting in conjunction with a large number of persons outside of that county who are fully armed and acting ~ together for unlawful purposes; and, “Whereas, Open riot and insurrection now exists in sald county of Teller, and felonies and murder have already been ~eommitted by such persons, who are felonies, and are offering violence to the utizens and property in sald aounty, thd are resisting the Jaws of the State * of Colorado; and, “Whereas at divers and sundry other ames various crimes have been com- nitted in sald county of Toller by and with the aid:and under the direction of said vicfous and lawless persons, and the security of persons and property 1s now threatened in sald county, and “Whereas threats, intimidations and ‘wolenée are: threatened, and it is be- eyed will be resorted to by sald law- lesy class of individuals, and “Whereas, it Is represented to me by the Sheriff of sald Teller County that the civil authorities within sald county aro unable to anforce the laws to secure Peace and order in sald county, and that {t is necessary to put the military into sald county\for the purpose of en- forcing the laws: and restoring penoe and order; “Now, therefore, \I, Warren A. Hag- gett, acting governor and commander- in-chtef of the military forces of the State of Colorado, by virtue of the power and authority in me vested, do hereby proclaim and declare the said County of Teller, in the State of Colo- rado, to be in a state of insurrection and rebellion. Wants Strike Called of. ‘The Reerod, owned and edited by George E. Kyner und recognized as the oMcial organ of the Western Federa- tlon of Miners in the Cripple Creek © district, published an editorial to-dav urging the miners to call off the strike inaugurated ten months ago, It Is held 1 nthe article that there ts no hope of winning the strike and that ventiment is golng against the miners for continuing it ‘Three more Vietor city officials have peen forced to resign. They are Jus- Moe of the Peace J. D. Thomas and Aldermen J, W. Murphy and J. J. Tobin. Police Magistrate Michael Gib- bons, who refused to resign, was made 4% prisoner at the Victor military armory, where many union miners are also confined: i Frank J. Hangs, leading attorney of fhe Western Fedemtion of Minera, has been named to leave the district In all about two hundred un: and sympathizers have by the Sheriff gnd military since Mon- Gay. Twenty-efght of these have already _ been deported. he remainder are {m- prisoned tn the jails, Victor Armory qnd the Cripple Creek Mining Exchange fall under military guard, Moro arrests pected to follow A Sale of All Silk | Umtrellas. 26-inch for Women; in black, navy,red and green; tandles of pearl and silver; silver tops, gun-metal tops, | fine natural wood, plain and} silver trimmed; 28-inch for Men; fine furze and box- wood handles; value $3.00. $18,000 FOR HER HUSBAND’S DEATH. Widow of Pilot Drowned in Col. Maton with Liner Awarded Verdict. Before Justice Gaynor and a jury in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, to-day, Mrs, Julla A. Godbey was awarded a judgment of $18,000 against the Ham- burg-Ainerican Steamship Company in her sult for $50,000 damages for the death of her husband, John J. Godbey, a pilot. Godbey was aboard a pilot boat which | on Aug. 17, 1901, was run down and Sunk. by the steamstip Alene, of the Hamburg-American Ine, in New York Four lives were lost. is is the third verdict rendered against the company, one being for $9,000 and the other for $10,000. | LIGHTNING STRIKES WOMAN. MOUNT HOLLY, Mra, Reading Margerum, farm near here, was struck by light- ning early to-day and badly burned. She may die. ‘The bolt hit the woman as she was standing near the kitchen door. ‘The house was slightly damaged Bay. N. J., June 8— living on a| Summer T# arrangem be but one delivery # day. ee eee eee We've Picked Out Twenty Great Bargains for Thursday Glance over this group of carefully selected bargains and see if what you want is not mentioned. English Brilliantine, 25¢ English Brilliantine in shades of tan, navy, brown, maroon, red and royal and black, 36 inches wide. Never has sold for 39c. a yard. Special Ateseeeceere st © 20c Gas Globes at 10¢ Gas Globes of fine crystal glass, in cut- glass designs—the grade that retails at all been marked at or drop stitch, fast non-crocking black, IMpaeiico cer cesee Men’s 10c Handkerchiefs, oe 15 all-linen handkerchiefs, large ENS iat all here every day'by the hundreds of dozens at 1 ‘each, have been marked for this sale 5e GOWN tOsesees sseeeersss seseee toe. Canvas Weave Ss, 9'4c Canvas Weave Madras, in shades of tan, arpa oe Lary Gees Ruffled Muslin Curtains, rece dainty ais dv, yards long, 36 inches wide, usual bargain price bid to-mor- 33c TOW seceee seeceece tose sesess Trousers at EN MAY earn from $2 M “to $3 in personal pro: erty to-morrow by taking ad- vantage of this $2 trouser sale. These trousers are actually worth from $4 to $5 a pair. There are all sizes from 30 to ~~ 46 waist measure Men's 4 to $5 and leg lengths Pants — from 28 to 37 in- 2 00 seam. They are ° made of fine striped worsteds, cassimeres, tweeds, fancy cheviots, blue serges, black and blue thibet, homespuns and flannels, There is a great variety of patterns and each pair is provided with belt straps. Your choice of 1,200 pi rs of these trousers at $2.00 a pair. Men’s 50c to 75c Main laundering. had. Sizes in whites wit! & Taylo: Broadway and Twentleth Street and Fitth Avenue, Will sell Thursday, aaa nN roped together in front of him was foot of Seventeenth street Seventeenth street. | who examined the body, suspected mur- | der. | showed that the man had evidently tied nis own arms. kind which one could make without S—SS— Resort Deliveries ——— E 14TH STREET STORE has perfected ents by which it will deliver pur- chases free to all New Jersey Coast and Long Ysland Summer Resorts. This will be of great convenience to all who spend the heated term by the seaside. To the more remote resorts there will gas fixture stores at 20c., have 10c Women’s Hosiery at 9c Ladies’ Hosiery in black cotton, plain double sole and two-thread heel and 9c light blue, cadet, navy, red, black, cream, fled Muslin Curtains, well made, of : 4 muslin, with ruffles of same 1200 Pairs of Men’s $4 to $5 Great Assortment of at 35c, or 3 for $1 EN’S Negligee Shirts that'll soon pay for themselves in Neglgee We secured 24,000, all the makers fully made; inspected; full lengths in sleeves; good widths. e fancy and plain fronts, fine sheer cambric or percale bodies, all laundered and ready towear. DROWNED MAN'S HANDS WERE TIED}: Examination Shows Knots Evi- dently Were Made by the Supposed Suicide Before Jumping Into the East River. ‘The body of a man whose wrists were found in the East River to-day at the by John 622 Bast of No. Daly, a watchman, Policeman Hughes, of the street station, At first East ‘Twenty-seoond A closer examination, however, the knots being of a Women’s 50c Waists at 24c Women's Waists, made of figured lawns, dimities and percales with fancy tab collar, pearl buttons and centre plait down the front. These Waisty have been sold every day at 50c. Special repent emer 1 Bt essceeceseee 1.00 Hammocks at 68c Full size hammocks, regularly made with web valance, the kind that you will be asked 1.00 for, will be sold to- sesseaeee 68C morrow at..... 2.75 AxminsterRugs,1.89 200 Axminster Rugs—in fine, qual- ty, Oriental and floral patterns, 27x63 inches. Regular 2.75 value, .. 1.89 35c Welsbach Lights at 19c Welsbach Lights, that sell reg- ularly at 35c., complete with burner, mantle and globe, will be sold to-morrow to all who want them at....., 19¢ be seceeseseee coos 12%c White Lawn at 6"{c White Lawn, 40 inches wide, real value 12%c., special, per yard.,., 634€ 29c Table Damask at 19c Table Damask, 50 inches wide, the 2c, quality, special, per yard, 19€ Women’sOxfordTies,98c ‘Women’s $2.00 Oxford Ties—built of fine Vici Kid and Patent Colt Skin, each pair has turned soles, high military heels, On in- step is a fancy tongue mounted with a small black gun metal ornament, widths run Cy Dy E, sizes 2% to 8, pair,,, 9SC 2.00 a Pair Third Floor. Negligee Shirts Floor. 75e Shirts h fancy effects, mercerized stripes, They’re so lowpriced, 14 to 17, Each care- here or elsewhere at 50c. to 75ca » 3 for 1.00, or 35c cack. ARAM i ag rie dia Ae: itll a calbindin a esvistance, a slack of ten inches of rope hanging dosely between the wrists. ‘The man was poorly dressed and ev- {dently had been a ‘hard drinker, The ‘ody had been in the water only a few the police’ ta that swimmer and wishing to di if had tled his arma betore the water, He was dressed In gray striped trous- era, a bite 8 at, striped shirt, lage shoes and black socks. He wore nelthe= collar not necktie. Body Identified. A baggage check in a pocket showed he had stopped at the Olive Tree Inn, No. wT “t street. There n Stewart was found lorgue and Identified of Andrew Liddy, e body aa t nt watchman at the who Nad been a Olive Tree Inn s@bral months ago lately Liddy had worked as porter in n saloon at Twenty-mecond street and nun. He lost his job through drinking, and to several per- have threatened to js sald to If, 4 sons Kill he ii himse Te-D: (From t The foys of to to-day will beh setting of the sun. Tt {a to-lay; not yeaterday. If thero’s a song in your heart, Joy can't be far off. Do the best that is in you to-day; to- morrow's best will not seem so hard. for You. Chicago Post.) and the griets in hand at of the 25e and 35c Embroid- eries, 12c Beautiful sample strips of Embroideries that were made to sell at 25c and 35c a br suitable for muslin underwear and other domestic purposes; sold by 1 the strip only; a yard.....45 123c Boys’ 50c Knee Pants, 25c Boys’ Woollen Knee Pants, regular 50c quality, taped seams, riveted buttons and sewed with Irish linen, sizes from 4 to 15 years—the kind that 1,00 Kabo Corsets, 54c ittle soiled, in white, s cut, medium hip; id at 1.00; 3-Ib. Can of Tomatoes, 5c Tomatoes—Red ripe, solid meat, 3-lb. can; limit 5 to # customer (not deliv- ered), % price, per can 5c Fancy Fire Island Blue Fish— delicious when cooked, freah from the cool, deep waters of the sea, at half price if you buy to-morrow. | Per lb, Se [Women’s 40c Kimonos, 19¢ Women’s Kimonos made in various colors and designs of figured lawns, the kind of louse garments that retail usually at 40c., will be sold ate. LOC Men’sCottonHalfHose,5c Men’s cotton half hose—fast colors, in black and tan, double sole, heel and toe, Worth three times the price we shall sell them for. Our price. Se Munyon’s Soap 3 Cakes for 5c Main Floor Y CARLOAD lots the Drug Department of the 14th Street| B Store is prepared to offer Dr. Munyon’s celebrated Imade in guest room style to sell at Sc! fa cake, but as we took such an im- Imense quantity we are able to offer| jyou its wonderful soothing, healing! land cleansing qualities at one-third| the usual cost. Only a reasonable juantity will be sold to one customer. ith each cake we will give « package! ii Paw Paw pills free, 3 cakes for 5c Women’s Hose Supporters, Standard Makes, Priced at One-Third Main Floor. OMEN will do well to ap- preciate this sale of Stan- dard Hose Supporters of universally recognized merit. They are yours at from Se. per pair upward, the most expensive being only 19c. per pair. All kinds to su one’s taste or habit of use, Pin-on Hose Supporters—of heavy cable elastic, all colors. Value 39c. per pair, special at 19e, MilitaryPad Hose Supporters with belt, all colors. Usually 35c. per pair, special at 16e. Military Pad Hose Support- ers—all colors, Value 1Sc. pair, speciay at Se. I. B. Klinert’s Hookon Hose Supporters—usually 3° ver pair, special at 19¢, Garter large supporters, all colors, usually selling at from 19c to 25¢ per yard, special at Se, . in LEM MORTON i UNDER THE KN Fourth Daughter of Former Gov. Levi P. Morton Undergoes Successful Operation in Paris for Appendicitis. PARIS, June &.—It has just, been an- nounced here that Miss Lena Morton, fourth daughter of former Governor of New York Lev! P. Morton, who is here with her father, has been oper- ated upon for appendicitis, ‘The opera- tion was performed by Professor Rou- er yesterday, and it is belleved to have been a success. Miss Lena Morton, like all her ais- ters, Is tall and attractive. She has been In society for the last three years, and last winter was much in evidence WE and the free. Which? Dotte yards of wash goods appear at 3.95, Maker had a lot that he for Women’s 3.95 2.28 seven gore flare skirt, deep hem, 1.6 black and white piping. value 2.78. Skirts are made of a splendid quality of Trading Stamps Free SHALL give you two B. & M. Blue Trading Stamps with each 10 cents you spend until 12 0'clock to-morrow, and after that one B. & M. Blue Trading Stamp with each 10 cents you spend. Simply buy the things you need Gingham Shirt Waist Suit Second Floor. OTH are priced so low that you can easily have your choice. Neither is thrown together for the purpose of making a few on the contrary, is carefully cut after the latest and most sensible models, stitched with care and neatly and effectively trimmed. The 1.68 Suit has had a big sale here at 2.78, and the 2.28 Suit had abig run fall apparel and he conceded his profits to us._Read : very dainty model, made of a fine quality dotted lawn, effectively trimmed with broad bands of Persian design, side plaited waist, for Women’s Natty Shirt Waist Suits— made of shepherd plaid gingham, side plaited waist, tab collar, seven gore flare skirt, entire suit trimmed with Regular 1.18 tor Women’s Wash Skirts sian duck, polka dot and fancy mixed designs, blue and white or black and white combinations, Various styles, hip yoke and panel front designs, trimmed with white piping or solid color strapping. 1.98 for 3.75 Wash Skirts Skirts are made of the popular shepherd plaid, crash and Russian duck, handsomely trimmed with piping or strapping in various designs, beau- tifully tailored and trimmed, about 300 in the lot. 4d RRA PEA TERE TE at the opera and other gatherings of soclal note, Mis» Morton went to Paris with her father about two months ago, She was educated in Paris while her father was the American minister there. Miss Morton, @ rule, passes the Summer season at the Morton coun- try place. Ellersite, Rhinecliff, N. Y., where she has always gone in for out- door sports—golf, tennis and riding. aaa GIRL TRIES SUICIDE. Hattie Probst Wi to Die cause Mamma “No. Sixteen-year-old Hattle Probst, of No. 21 Newark street, Hoboken, wanted to go on an excursion with her “gentleman friend,” but Mamma Probst protested. “Well, if I can*t go I'll poison my- self,” cried Hattie, grabbing up a bot- tle of carbolic acid. Sister Pauline knocked the bottle from Hattie's hand in time to save the girl's life, but did not prevent a scattering of the acid over Hattle’s face. She screamed with pain, and was hurried to St. Mary's foopital. Hattie will not be as pretty when she leaves the ital, the surgeons say. The acid will have’ her diefigured. B. & M. Blue trading stamps will be given to you d Lawn or a like a shirt waist suit. Each, he could begin making Shirt Waist Suits. A Rus. Laces. costumers, and may be seen in the prices : Sale of Valenciennes Lace of This Season’s Latest Designs at Less Than Half Price Main Floor Y ALL MEANS stop and examine these exquisite Valenciennes They are the season’s newest designs of the finest French manufacture, with edgings and insertings, all to match. In 12 yard pieces they are now in greatest demand by fashionable wash dresses, Esprit net dresses and underwear. four lots will be offered all at less than half values. 25¢ per doz. yds., worth up to 55c 39c per doz. yds., worth up to 85c 48c per doz. yds., worth up to 1.10 68c per doz, yds., worth up to 1.45 handsomest toilets of trimmed The following Read the 20,000 Yards it ! wide. 12 1-2c yard, value Taffeya, in all colors, This ribbon has weave, 3% wide. All wide. 15c yard, inches wide. 24cy: fine quality, perfectly woven and beauti! satin taffeta, fine quality, with gilt thread Main Floor. WENTY THOUSAND YARDS of all silk ribbons! Think of All to be placed on sale to-morrow in grand display and at prices that are from one-third to one-half lower than you can buy the same ribbons for elsewhere. 10c yard, value 16c—All Silk Satin Taffeta in every desirable color, fresh, new goods in large quantities, 314 inches inches wide. All silk taffeta, in good, bright colors, 4 inches satin taffeta, all colors and splendid high lustre, 334 inches alue 25c and 29c—All Silk High Lustre Satin Laffeta, in the best colors, 3%; inches wide. All Silk Mousse- line Taffeta, in good colors and a very soft weave, 514 inches wide, 17c yard, value 30c---All Silk Fancy Taffeta, fine heavy grade; the colorings are perfect and the patterns are dainty; 43¢ Fancy Ribboni---Jacquarded with a beautiful lace pattern, in a splendid variety of exquisite colorings, 434 inches wide; yd., 24e. value up to 49c--All Silk Ombre Moire Ribbon, in several shadings, splendid quality, 6% inches wide; satin taffeta, of Ribbons 20c—All Silk Mousseline a high lustre and is a very beautiful ifully finished in a variety of colors; daintily interwoven, 5 inches wide. Take Your Second E DELIGHT IN CFFERIN 98c Untrimmed Straw Hats at 29c Floor, G you your choice of untrim- Choice of med Straw Hats in large variety when one price is marked. Not one can be bought at ihe factory for our retail Untrimmed while some cost more than twice as much, Untrimmed Straw Hats Good judges will get good values, Any shape priee, Straw Hats at you want at 29. The 29e the fashionable shades of this Summer sea. lot includes all of 29e son in all’ braids and all colors, They are 6%c., 75c. and 98c. values, but a big price concession from the ma lot, and they are all very fresh goods. facturer enables us to give you your choice at 29e. Untrimmed Straw Hats—Many and various 19(4 styles are in this Artificial Flowers —1lmported and domestic of flowers, various kinds, mostly all different styles; per bunch at ise. ‘our choice at 19¢. le Boutilier Bi Women’s Summer Suits! Women’s Sith Shirt Waist Satts—Platn and fancy taffeta, stripes and checks; and brown, blue and black solid colors— new pleated blouse and skirt— a Ie Women’s Satin Foulard Shirt Watst Satts—white dots on blue, Value $22.56 black, and brown grounds— . $12.00 Value $18.60 Women’s Tatlor-made Linen Satts, tn brown or nature? color, white, cream and cadet blue—Norfolk coat—pleated shirt— 58,25 Value $12.00 Women’s White Linen Shtrt Watst Sutts—new blouse, and pleated and tacked skirt — 5.00 *6.75 *£0.00 Values $7.00, $9.00 and $14.00 Women’s Pique Skirt—neW stde and boxpleated model— 55.00 Value $8.00 Women’s Linen Walking Shirts—awhite, blae and brown Batcher “$2.98 wna 5.00 Values $8.50 and $10.00 Le Boutillier Brothers West Twenty-third Street, Broadway, Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn. ‘Warm-Weather Needs Were Never! So Irresistibly Low Priced. | [Here Are White Linen Skirts at 2.98 that ought to be $5.00 ——————_ These white linen skirts are in street lengths, have strap seams, flounce effect,and are trimmed all around with wide lace insertion. ‘They are full $5 worth you'll agree as soon as you see them, Thursday's 2 98 special price.soeee... corse he ‘ Pure White Linen Skirts, with two box pleats on each side and double rows of Jace insertion each side of pleats, strapped seams and stitched around 4 98 hem, a bargain at $7.50; Thursday...e....-sesseserersceseneeseee Ke Summer Underwear for Women at Much Less Than Regular Prices. Not a usual thing, we admit, to find Summer Underwear underpriced before the season is fairly begun. That’s why we look for a splendid response Thursday morning as soon as our doors open. Women’s straight ribbed Vests, lace least tt 3 tor $1, or, each. 35c¢ Women's shaped ribbed low neck, trimmed front and back, alk ribbon in arms and neck, sizes 4, 5, 6; I 12% short or no sleeves, or high neck, short or long sleeves ; hand-crochet trimming; value 19¢...... Women's shaped ribbed Vests, high or also French band Pants to match, ankle | or knee length ; sizes 4, 5 and 6; 39¢ low neck, short or no sleeves, extra large and regular sizes, nicely trimmed, als | yaiue SOc ribbed Pants, with deep lace trimming, French or tight knee-length Pants to match; plain > 6 band, open or closed: extra lage 4 gy Cc —{ to match, knee length; value 49c. ; or lace trimmed; value 35c,.... and rezular sizes; value 75c..... Women’s extra fine quality white gauze Vests, high neck, short sleeves; also Pants Bath and Huck Towels---Big Values. The observant woman knows these towel values to be excep. tional, hence she’ll pick her summer supply from them. Bleached Turkish Bath Towels, White and | Linen Huck Towels, White and Colored Colored Borders, 40 inches 1 1.| Borders, Hemmed Ends, 18 inches Tong. Value l6c....40. L226 wide, 36 Inches long," Value yy © Extra heavy Bleached Turkish Bath Tow- | 7; i els, White and Red Borders, 45 inches | pvters’ fracmet) muse, my Colored long, 22 inches wide. Value 19¢| wide, 47 inches tong. aoe eee 20c ‘At these prices Summer comfort is so easily acquired that there’s really no good excuse for being without it, In Refrigerators we show the Alaska Refrigerator 4,Co.’s make, which is conceded to lead all makes in S fi the most important features of construction. They are Piizinc-lined, have the double circulation system, a sheathing of two thicknesses of charcoal; are of solid ash, with bronze trimmings, and are equipped with Y’ removable waste pipe. Prices: REFRIGERATORS. . hold 85 Ib, ice; No: 4, to°hola 48 shelves) jal Sliding Window Screens, any size up to 36 by, 40 inches, made 0 toorder, at,eache' § SCREBN DOORS— No, 2, to hold 45 Ib. ie a of path