The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1904, Page 7

dictments, return a presentment con- demaing the lax methods of steamboat S.ASPETRS le SHINE They Hold Secret Meetings in an Attempt to Call Off Cor- telyou’s Order for Re-exam- ination of Steamboats. the process servers. Search for Mise Hall. A lively hunt ta in progress for MIS tne gmoky ¢ Ia C. Hall, the bookkeeper in the em- ploy of the Knickerbocker Steamboat Company, who admits she altered bill Miss Hall has kept whe testified before | the folks there guise myself a gain admission “GEN. UHLER’S HURRIED TRIP TO WASHINGTON, World called at | he was mat at the door by A servant ‘Statement Is Made, However, that No Influence Can Pre- vail Against Thorough Over- hauling of Department. to see me, despite my app they tokl me to @o ahead and fix up What I don't know About smoky chimneys would All a book, | but i made the bluff and managed to min the house. Miss “Yes, Mise Hall is well, but she has just gone out. If you had eallal a few minutes earter you would have found | Bhe bas just stepped out to do 1 was not aware that she was ill at any time since this trouble over the Sic ‘The reporter visited the offices of the Knickerbocker Steamboat pany and was thus Informed concern. Bet nto every Hall Wea net as to her wh Lope to get her » bovker steamboat people tell me thai they don't know where Mies Hall !s. a Uttle shoppias * Realizing that they are to be brought Vee book for lax and perfunetory mevh- ‘edn cf steamboat inspection, the Fed- Nera! authorities intrasted with this im- “No, she is not here [portant work have fa Pd sick, the notorlety she recatved having We are inforined thut fund had Fare at stake, and ¢ Jer ig held up pending a The Evening World {9 tnformed of Disgalsed an Chimney-Sweep, “L took a professional el jury Into my ceatidence, and he It has been stated that she Was to so that m iM to appear before any Investigating Woen 1 body. Miss Hall Hves at No, & Wess mother w Job of cies at "The poople in the house seem hat old chimney bave got The K 1 at Reliet Vand Now 6115,213.33, Treasurer Jacob H. Schiff reported last night that the Gen, 8) yesterday's contribut! the Tax Wards. @his on high authority, and the same ares that the order for Closed All Day Monday, July 4, tion will be enforced, no matter Already inspectors froin rt cities who have been sum- to make the new Inspeetion tn Jiance with Becretary Cortelyou's ed in New York | iting to be detailed to Meantine, Gen, Unter, Bu-} jorvialng Inspector-Genoral in this elty, | Instructions have # HBatterma Broadway, Graham and Flushing A » Washington doing all Unit Is pos } vid ta Informed, to effect B recall of Secretary Cortelyou's order, Seerct Moetings Held. To wich an extent has the consterna- Yon among local inspectors grown that + held several secret meetings eeckiog to devise plans to prevent the ‘One Day--Saturday--to Get Ready for The Glorious Fourth. This big store is bubbling with interest for the holiday throngs—the go-aways as wellas the stay-at-homes, Every im-, aginable need has been anticipated. Fest of all, too, you may buy here the very things you want most at prices that emphasize strongly the advantage of shopping at the H. BATTERMAN| E \s Informed that | dofense meetings was ernoon {n an office in iting, No. 17 Battery r the Federal Grand ed its Investigations that the secret meeting was | | Ukier Selected. It was deeded to send a man at onee Ro aWshingten to get the needed wires ‘am operation and do everything possible Fine White Lawn Shirt Waists, with two rows of | | Hamburg inserting running diagonally across front, four nar- tow tucks in yoke, full sleeves, fancy stock collar, sises 32 Purpose, it was siuced, Gen, Vhler, the |to 44; worth $1.49, Most Influential member of the stat, yet, although the Grand Jury may need him at ony moment to appear as a wit- Another prominent Federal ofMfcial rrived from out-of-town, sald to tug World reporter FROM 8 TO 1 ONLY Praia tte 59! Women’s Silk Parasols, in all epprove! shades oni| black, plain, tucked, hemstitched and ruffled; natural wood | and Dresden handles; value $2.50 to $3.00, No Mall Orders, FROM 8 TO 1 ONLY, Ag Suits, Skirts, &c, What woman will want to miss this grand occasion? Here! are waists, skirts, wash suits in silks and lawns, skirts, bathing | suits, ready for you to slip into—ready to take away to wear on your excursion over the Fourth, Come to our second floor and get your share of these wondérful values. Washable Puck Skirts in Navy Blue, with white being made to prevent wh with, no mat-| oo, that they have hington to try and etal off the re-inspection, but that will | The President has taken a hand fn this affair, and this is Presidential They can't afford to; take any chances, and the men In the department most interested now realise | that old-time pull and influence will! have little chance under present eondi- dors, and Hinck, wiaes, in iight figured lawn, ade full, three | dimities, with wal 1 the skirt at front orig t aaal worth Fine White Lawn Shirt Watats 5 with small black dots, tucked front ure! and hack; front finished with nar- |row box pleat and hematitch broldery; full sleeves, hemastiched cuffs; worth bro -| of frgotine and tucked front. full “L Know all about the secret meet-' Las Inspection Methods, It is belleved the Federal Grand Jury, Dow Investigating the Slocum disaster, Wash Shirt-Watet sults and | EPOAL pull tees ody mute: i-Silk Foulard Shirt-Watet iy all whe polka dots and fig- in tan, black, navy blue and » very prettily made, with yoke sleeves and fancy worth 616.00 % Wo: Shirt from These Greatest! I Shirt Values. Not a sign of diminishing interest in this wonderful shirt| paadeevbeppcspod bi agg tog it since Monday morning. Fresh lots have | row i en titi ad ork department will hold for you as much interest Men's Summer N OICE GEMS OF Presenting a Complete History of the Great Louisiana Purchase ligee Shirts, in light grounds with neat figures and stripes, made with pocket, felled seams, pe i ground with black figures and stripes with hae sue ie nase ase brie body; with fine quality !m- eat, in blue and black at regular goods and worth from Te. to S8¢. Plate white mares or white ca madras fro ‘Dvery person who visits the Louisiana rf nt in lace Purchase Exposition will highly appre- clate the magnificent views which The World is now offering to its readera, since these views furnish a valuable and abiding souvenir of this reat civic Men's fine quality Madras Negligee @hitta in neat figures and stripes, with f link cuffs to te Fegularly at $1.00; for this sale Pennant Shoes Tate aay 59 | Men's high grade Those who, through any reason, are mot able to visit the Exposition, will ‘welcome the views quite as gladly, since they precevt a complete pictorial and history of the memorable Vacation Clothing for the Boy. Won a) for ages 3 t jarge et ‘wea penineendh Gitte 1g | Washable Knee Pants, for ager tan ¢ragh and linen; also All classes and conditions of men and people of all ages will alike find amuse- ment and Instruction In the artistic pages of this great series, while t tog ousand details worthy of An important feature of the distribu- found in the fact that the Ftfolloa cost but a trifing amount, lad to exchange for ng an acquisition, our readers seam to underatand by this time that Th position Art Portfolio emelannle, the ori Hoy's fine Blounes; also | ‘nee Panta, for ages Vests, blue serge and mer mixtures, for ages ork & production of Lovg Pants Suits for young men, head Bulls: @868 ton 30,00 | izing List of Appetizing Holiday Groceries, "39 with patr of link cufts | ortment of colors d % : Ne | Saturday's Big Bargaingin Footwear: for All, Misses’ and Children's dark tan rusneta, button ‘nnd loeg size 6 to 10%, @1.28) 1 $1 50 Little Fellowa’ Russia Calf Shoes. sf laced, low heel; 9 to $1 50 4 . Bs Litile Fellows’ Russet Shoe, ee . low hee! ” sites 9 ° 98¢ Roys’ Russia Calf Shoes, laced; sizes 1 to 6% . $1.98 Boys’ and Misse. Shoes, extenst a% to 9. ee Women's Dar . | ford Ties, in08 | Women's Glace Kid and Patent Leather Oxtore Terres $ 9; | and cura soles; sizes B% to 6 Pe men) LTA MS MON OR: days ago to recuperate. She ta sll tm the country.” Deputy Marshal Gebhardt, who re- ‘The Grand Jury continues {ts Investi- | ceived a subpoena for Migs Hall to | Appear betore the Grand Jury, sald “T went to Miss Hall's howse and was Two of the important witnesses who | informed thet she Was not appeared at the Coroner's inquest and | said Gebhardt to-day They told me ranted to appear before the | at the house that Miss Holl wos in the Federal Grand Jury cannot be found by | country, where, they could not say. [ Was not satiaied that the poung woman Was not In foe }ouse and learning wait were complatuing of . dod to dis chininey sweep amt KNEELS IN PRAYER IN FRONT OF CAR'=:."-2: in town,” tog, wis'armed with a} > foments, and my face was kev locum reliel reached $15,218 Among was 91,00) from fon of the Tenth, th ts, Outing’ Mut | ov Ls slighteat warning, he ran out upon the Fender Flings Aside Man—Tells | south-vound tracks at a car, knelt down. the Court He Was Only Try-| over ntv nowt and bewan to pay in a | The motorman irew his Franklin only w glancing blow, ¢ sprinkled asphalt. f loud voloe. ing to Show His Love fOr! reverse power on and te fonder atric God, m to alle = — arrested. Recruse be wished What fn he deolare of No and formerly pimacif to-da uth-bound Eighth a in Ninth and tenth streets. He was) Court 4 from being ground beneath the “Well,” Weat | Whitman. — lothing Store during this sale gets one of these | Most critical notion of what a 6H Costs $9 Or $10 Summer suit ought to be in material, workmanship, ahang and general finish and compares that notion with the Suits We Offer at $5.95 will agree with us that buying one of these suits means saving at least $3 or $4. - In this lot at $5.95 are Popular Blue Serge Suits, which are guaranteed fast color and and dark grays, so much worn this not to shrink or rip or do anything | else a first-class suit ought not to do, The flannel, crash and homespun suits comprise coat and trousers, with belt loops and cuff bottoms as you prefer. The serge suits comprise coat, vest and trousers, To-morrow your ChOiCe.....,,.,.s+eeeeeee And you get a first-class dress suit case free. Flannel, Crash and Home- spun Suits in the newest stripes and mixture effects in both light Summer, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 1; 1904 wheels by the quick action of the mo:| some hesitation torman and beciuse the street was man Keefe, of the West Twen- eth street etation, Jefferson Market ‘| MORE MONKS threw his hands NANTES, July 1 co lishments of the Pre Prankiin wae then lls after violent resistance Monks barricaded their doors not infantry and » detacn. you throw yoursel ank-/fornt of we ¢ at It or the love Firemen finally wiih water, forotny from the barricades, The occups vie (amen out by means of ip | 8 F expedients were used to expel | *, be “ln what Way do you suppose that Jwould show) your fatty? freplied the prisoner, it CARS Transfer Jo Lewetn To S™ Ave 7 59°10 60° Sr We Repeat this Great Clothing Offer for To-Morrow, Saturday rate Whitman » When thts Compel Crdera to Vacate, FALOONM RABLSted ‘apuclne Monke. THE store will continue to keep open until 6 o'clock Saturday alternoons the Summer season. Here’s your chance to get that Summer suit, save from $3 to $7 in the transaction, and Receive a line, strong Sutt Case absolutely tree. sate cauttamer purchasing 4 1 The man who brings his Men’s Pure Worsted Svits for $8.75, Worth from $12 to $15—made, cut and finished with that si far above the average. Also at $8.75, men’s cassimere and cheviot s nr cleverness which brings them 5. Boys’ Washable Sailor Svils for 39c. Stripes, checks and other designs, all finished with lanyard and whistle—sizes from 3 to 10 years. These suits wash nicely, Boys’ $3 and $3.50 Suits (8 lo 15 years,) $1.77 charming new pouch sleeves. inverted pleats and deep hens. Some of the suits are handsomely trimmed with fine embroidery edgings and insertions, while others are trimmed with lace designs, Insertions, fa fagoting, hemstitchings, pipings and strappings of contrasting colors, Sizes 32 to 44 bust measure Get here early for the best selection, The lot comprises some of the daintiest and most service- able little garments seen this year, They're made of chambray, ging- ham and percale, in many new styles—some Russian effect, with band of white pique on side, collar and belt—others with pique yoke, with ruffle over shoul- ders, trimmed w ~h9 pretty braid—sizes 4 to Cc 14 years, Take your pick at O00. or,...., Russian in rocks, $198 venuc ii lots, as follows: $3, $4, $5 Svits, $6, $7, $v Suits, The materials are: Plain White Linen Lawns. Plain natural color and Crashes. Fancy figured and polka dotted vmities, Lawns, Madras Cloths and Percales. They're made with full bogead oi, well-shaped square shoulders and ie irts are cut very full and finished with Becond Floor, S0th Bt A Sale of Girls’ Smart Wash Frocks at 49c. and 69c. tm pretty figured effects—made with box-plaited front and back-—collar, side effect and belt trimmed with folds of white duck—sizes 6 to 14 years. Becond Floor, Oth 8, Boys’ $4 and $5 Sailor and Russian Suits, $2.95 That Sale of Pretty Shirt Waist Suits Continves To-Morrow. A big hole, naturally, has been cut in the ori “thousand, but there’ll be plenty -p here for to-morrow’s shoppers —- to select from, with variety just as extensive as to-day, These suits are divided into two $1.49 $1.98 Gecomd Floor, Goth M& Lacon. Women’s Bathing} Saturday’s Specials in the Sale of Leather Goods, to secure some of the remarkable values which abound in this great summer leather goods sale, It's the chance of the season to save half and more on the best sorts of leather goods—for instance, note these: “The Traveller’ Suit Case—24 | Svits, $1.98. Of good brilliantine, made with yoke front with pleat and round collar; ¢, front and collar ie pens trimmed with two-toned sizes 34 to M4: $1.98 very special at.. Women's Bathing Sults—of brit eye ae coular, revers ani ol t i ished with pointed or Tana A —sizes 34 to 44; special... .$2.69 Misses’ & Children's Sults—of brillianting and flanne {n several pretty styles, trimmed with braid or galates; spectal $1.98 AN seers sevens scenes one $2098 Second Floor, 59th #t. Bection. Women’s Cool Undervests.’ Two striking specials in the sort of undervests that women like to wear in hot weather. 8¢.—OF fine soft cotton, Richelieu ribbed, with low necks, with or without wing sleeves; nicely trimmed with tape at neck and armholes; in white only; all sizes 15¢,-Reguiar 25¢. Swiss ribbed vests of splendid quality pure white lisle and cotton; low-neck styles, with or without wing Sleeves; every one prettily trim- med with fine silk ribbon at neck aod armholes; all sizes, including extra large. Main Floor, 50th St. Bection. 15c, Hosiery for 8c Pair. The lot includes men's, wom- en’s and children’s—and the values are exceptional. Women's two-thread stainless and seamless black cotton stock- ings, with double soles Men's fall seamless, fine gauge cotton socks {nm black and tan; all sizes, Children’s xi ribbed black cot- ton stock with double knees; sizes 6 to Main Tieor 50u Becton ritnato »—Bloom ind am willing (s_ollee Sicelt Gp con o ™ aan dacritiee to the Master I worehtp, Franklin's sister is In court and) roled him in her) “r was given | prisoner atared at er ae if he did | not know er and ateadtaaty refused | » oo Wau ny her, e Court ommitted tie man to Bellevue Home| pital Co be examined as to his santty pees, mental | Nervous discarcs, DRIVEN OUT. | fn tn | only then if unavoidable, Tho administration of Anodynes, Di her marcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too sive eatad. | deoried, and tho druggist should not be @ iy to it. Children who are i trant and the | meed the attention of a physician, and {t is nothing less Capvctne Ordere were closed today dose them willfully with narcotics, Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the signature of Chas, Ii. Fletcher, | Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of h Troops Alded by Firemen Dae Premon- during others have pla! all around, with English handle and | 3 On. Sole Leather Suit Cases— “The London’ Suit C se—Made of The Effects of Opiates. HAT INFANTS are liarty cu tions, all of hich +4 nai ‘ibl r various vs well nea Bren ee smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause tions and growth of tho cells which are likely to become permanent, perversion, @ craving for alcohol or narcotics in later such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of area result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should im the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, rops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups ame Cattle. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. The Sale of “Griffon” Shirts for Men al 69c. Continu Plenty of all styles and sizes for men who couldn't get at them to-day —but come in to-morrow morning, if possible, as you'll be sure of best choice then, These “Griffon” negligee shits sell regularly at $1 and $1.50. There's a most extensive variety of dif- ferent designs of this season's newest im- ported and domestic madras, Tuxedo printed corded madras, cheviot, percale and Oxfords—in white, light, dark and medium Leal, res, polka dots and stripes, Some of the shirts are plain, bosoms, with attached or detached cufls. They're full 36 Inches long; sizes 14 to 18%. ed. Men's and Boys’ Collars, a half dozen for 5Sc. Made of Austrian chiffon, a fabric that will wear and launder as well as special, per pair, Better hurry along to-morrow in, long, with steel frame, stitched | fine canvas lining — spe- (i) errr enn $2.95 Qs. Sole Leather Suit Cases— Stitched all around, easy-carrying | handle, lined with extra quality | canvas; fitted with good strong.) lock and key—strong, serviceable and stylish—regularly sold in many stores at from $5 to $3.50 $5.$0—special . 4 inches long; very deep asd roomy; lined with Irish linen; fitted with shirt pocket; French hand-| stitched all around; reinforced cor- ners, straps and bolts ; strong and durable; light in waight— $475 special. ...ceccseceenvees We've Another Bargain in Men’s Shoes at $1.75 a Pair-— And the man who doesn’t take ad- rien of it, needing a good pair of ‘shoe! $, is throwing a good dollar away. The shoes are all of well kno n makes, and there's not a pair in the as- sortment that isn’ta Worth from $2.50to$3.50 They're in velour, vici kid, colt and patent leathers; lace and Oxtord styles, in ‘four different popular toe shapes. Sizes 5 to 10; widths C, D and E; 5 heavy 3-02. sole leather; 24 inches long; exceptionally deep and roomy, lined with Irish linen; has any 1S¢. collar you can buy, 40 styles, including medium high, medium and low bands, wings and wide open space collars for men with stout necks. Main Floor, 60th St, Section. dain Floor. #0th St. Section. shirt pocket; Froach hand-stitehed all around, with reinforced corners, easy-carrying handle, heavy al! around; brass bolts; very The most popular and sought for bags—made of elegant grain leath- er and alligator design, with the most practicable handles manufac- tured— 10 in..@1.45 44 in..$1.55 12 in.91.65 13 in,.81.85 44 in.$2.15 15 in. 16 in.$2.59 47 in. $2.78 18 in.92.08 Stylish B a g s—All the most fash- jonable sorts, such as sas “Peggy,” carriage an tags—assorted colors, with purse to match—values up to $2, 88c special, §9¢., 69e, and. Crushed Leather Belts—A large lot af genuine calf as well as fancy silk belts, in all the most 93¢ fashionable designs; special. Main Floor, 30h St. Section 68c. a Dair for Reliable Eyeglasses and Speclacles. gold, feather-weight and Impervious lenses The spectacles have straight or tiding bows; the eyeglasses patent American cork nose res ig pair, to-morrow The same sort the exclusive cian charges $1.50 a pair for may be purchased here to- morrow at 68. They're set in goldoine frames, a metal closely resembling 14kt, to moisture, fitted with silex crystal Rimless Eyeglasses and Spectacles, 48c, Wi!l not tarnish from moisture, always Orie! Clusive optician’s price is $1.25. Al BSc —Evesiasses, with solid galt springs; spectacles with solid gold nosepieces; $3 asked at ? ! ex: the regular optician’s for the same : quality. ht and new looking. The ea t 98e—Genuine axis cut pebbles, set in goldoine frames; the finest eyeglasses and spectacles made; sold every day at the clusive opticlan’s at (and gS ir, ” Mein For, than a crime te