The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1904, Page 5

wee werner TOOT ET «HE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY \ at Le METERED SOD, Bin Store Anywhere Presents So We | W/ | Varied and Brilliant July Sales Features. —e— ’ Mrs. Lizzie Demarest, Who Ac- Cidentally Shot and Killed Her Little Nephew, Is Held in REN n/5S Le | = OFTHE BIG 7S THE WORLDSE- RY "MOTHER OF DEAD BOY pices a Ss ay) STOR J \ FAIR. Ve ow EXCULPATES HIS AUNT. ree ae — = = - PB - Laat sss ~ — Hea STOR c ACI an o f= | f \ van " ...') oo } i fF Wh, \ | These are days of stirring activity. The Summer campaign is now enthusiastically under way, and thousands of people are actively planning | to goon their vacations. These and others who spend a portion of the season out of town, as well as the home folks, will find The Big Store ideally | equipped in the matter of supplying them with every seasonable need. THE ENTERTAINMENT Daily attracts enthusiastic audiences. The Moving Pictures of World's Fair scenes are the very jatest. The American historical series of y THE AUDITORILIM Views and lectures are equally entertaining. “Amazma,” the incandescent illusion. continues a perplexing mystery. Performances every IN THE AUDITORIUM gorse Il A.M. 1.30, 230, 3.30 and 4.30 P.M. Double “S.QH." Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from 8.30 Till 120’ClocK. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour, SS ES Woman’s Husband Can't Raise Amount of Bail and Fears Her Health Will Be Affected by Imprisonment. Mrs. Ligzie Demarest, a roung wife With her seven-months-old baby was placed In a cell in the Paterson jail to- day charged with manslaughter, By ‘the merest accident she shot and killed hor eight-year-old nephew, Aaron Van- derbrink, while shooting her husband's | Tevolver, which she believed was load-) ed with blank cartridges. When the young woman was arraign @d to-day before Recorder Isaac Qn in the Paterson Court the facts were laid before him, showing that the young woman was guilty of no ‘wilful wrong. In fact, the mother of ‘the little boy she accidentally killed Deweed in court not to imprison her sister-in-law, as she was convinced that ry jooting was entirely accidental “Yietory’’ Sewing Machines Rody Brussels Rugs} | Summer Cottage Upholsteries. Qualities that give good wear Choice designs and colorings Curtains, Rope Portiores. Are Always Up-Go-Date.} | *isiee 23,50] | So cris fare mit 99g Sunk tol sires gy Recorder Ne an, however, practical $27.50, . with full rue: a special lor, pair, A neat, desirable pattern, each Vy told ali the witnesses to mind thei Own business, ordered the newspaper 8.3x10.6; good value at Poles. Canopies. men out of court under pain of arres fj c— $25.50. 2/, 50 All our short lengths of WOOD Crib size, and held the young woman in the pro al POLES. most cf them 4 ft. long Medium size, hibitive ball of $12,000 on a charge ut manslaughter. serding her to a cell with her Intant i arms All day yesterday little Aaron Vay derbrink had been kept indoors by. hi and regulary lfc each, white, oak Se! Large size, and cherry, each Floss Pit tows Pole trimmings. including ends, rings 1 . 390; ad ose pe 150| Bee; Met Soe 86H Ht mother. She was afraid he might b | A Summer Foor covering ~ s Lat Lambreguins. Special, 24x24, laying with : ing in popularity with each succeeding ; ‘ : : ; teoek & the Mile cee ieee ihe | day. Fibre Rugs have no rough surface The material is figured saunes; Piliow Cords. made with heavy fringe. in a large All ow short a pieces of mercerized number of patterns. each 59e ond ak noma wilee Tt Couch Covers. 18c. yd, measuring from | to 3 Made of heavy quality German yds, yd. linen. with fringe all round. each, 175\ Summer Pitiows. very smooth under foot Excellent for Summer hemes Following prices and wzes 9x12 7 ox10.6 ox? way in his bed and did Hot leave Ghe Sasiest Running Ratl- Rearing Models, ‘The little chap, however, had bee THE *VICTORY® DROP HEAD SEWING MACHINE # adily im popular favor The 7 chafing at his imprisonment all day ' omaue winder. selfshreadng shutle and self-et ng needle, coupled with all 12.0 10.50 8. SO 6. SO} | A iehier quaiiry 1,50 | Covered in Oriental uripe wapestry, 49 long, and he was not slumbering when Imadern anachoneres ave placed 0 8 premier ponuon among housewwer generally. The fq (Fitth Floor, Front, 18th 8t.) Muslin each, his mother left the room. He wa ' > VICTORY” DROP HEAD. at atove. 5 drawers 13.50 40-IN. STRIPED ORGANDIE in | caread in fancy crash covers 89 ~~ avers. pe 4g ve may gut Same Machine as above. with the exception of it being Box Top, esd several siyles of stripes; regularly Tie each, jownatairs when he dashed out we : = —_— ', ‘ ‘, 1c. yd | back door and down the street (owaru — Victory Yo. 3 BattsRearing Sewing Machines. Ou Cloths. ee | Covered in crash, with bonnaz 1d, 00 hie aunt's home, p.tticg on his clothes President Fornes was very fous to || “VICTORY” BALL-BEARING SEWING MACHINES They are drop heads. auto: STRIPED MADRAS, in reds.greens 15. work, each, ° » as tting op his clo The young woman who gave her i a ANXIOUS 10 1) ane tention and winder self-threading shuttle and selseting needa; beaunful veal! fro 15. 50 Five excellent grades. Com-f | and blue. 40 inches ce 3 atta! me, 4 s es he ran name as Jennie Maxwell when armested | &¢t td of an accumulation of routine posawork sold ah pr couaied, oe WHE he n= | on Sixth avenue dry goods | business and committer repc hen UTOMATIC LI wan He was joined on the way by ar 1 June 4 in a Sixth avenue dry good: Nees ORS COMMUTE NepOrs Wh iitully ornamented All the ewes attachments Special at plete assortment of designs in attractive colorings 25e quality, special per yard. 18¢ =m. sat alpcyLd dotm + World’s Greatest TOCETY» quality, specia. per yar We quality, special per yard, S4e At all seacons you will find that OUR prices are, by a very interesting margin. much §5¢ quality. spec! per yard, BSeH | tower than of eliewhore The real attraction. however, af OUR Grovery Sore OL CLOTH REMNANTS. 15¢ Is the Purity and Quality of Everything. lien model. 76, 00) (Third Floor, Centre, 19th St) Other Ite boy, and together they speu | store charged with shoplifting, whe wag | the Board of Aldermen convened for to the house of Harry Demarest, | held in $90 bail and released fiom cus- | tle regular mevting to-day, but roli-eall Aaron's uncle, whence sounds of «| tody on a bond furni by Gen. Dan- | showed only a bare quorum. Glorious celebration had come to the] jel B. sicklos, of No. Fifth avenue Half a dozen calls for absentess did |(~ ——— > marooned jad all day. failed to appear when her case was) 1°! better the situation, and it was only Cc. P ' Before the boys arrived in front of [called for trial in Special Sessions to- | Hatten Aid the. litone Aldermen that June “nCS and LGUOTS. jthe house at No, 7% Ryle street Mr r be int . Olmsted or | " Demarest had loaded his revolver with tid 8 war | an Issue OODActue Hates auallis | COPPA D Frcmumees PLUMS — Tai saabeldgie aad pati awel: for UT | runt wae immediately leased ifor tho! the new Included are extra quality imported Clarets, Burgundies, Rhine f | short lengths, per yard Pied eo ng PE RR RR Dc ce ‘uct a uly all cartridg put it away for ue} runt wae imm: undred and Sixty-first and |] YW, han 12,000 gallons of lect Calif Wines. J | LINOLEUM REMNANTS. 1 vatain Urend of eho une, large ( night. woman's arrest, and court detectives | Third avenue, ines and more than 12, galions of very select fornia ines. : 250 piquant plekles; 10-08, - AVA JELLY—J do 0 see Alderm, Donohu mn uh SHE id UacaT ears | PONTET CANET, reduced from ng! vires vie Ile His wife had not seen him do this, warted out to sok be weadicune perchteg petted meuin LNT, RURRRE gpd, USCUT' i Joes | FIRES CAND, renee mg, ogy | on booms "e ; cant And when he left the house she hunted| From the outset considerable mystery t 1 might appoint som ah FOE UR ARS. Eee 476 | CHATEAU MOUTON, — ratuces VARLNOBE ' for the pistol, thinking she would have | attached to the « Store Detective and fix a date * trom $0.00 per case 12 quarts to Oe IS, moming cereal SHERRY, MVSCATEL and TO ald ion of her own. In front | Daniel EB. Kas aes he caught the t action Kvery 7 aS CHATBAU LA ROBE, reduced mnt Q » priv OMBINATH of the house were gathered a group of | woman lnaving the swore with a travel: im rk. Be ¥ n | from $10.10 per case 12 auarte to. 7, GO) Sc v//] ‘ ns Cee hayt tesakbel Jehfidren admiring @ fireworks display | ling bag valued at $18 and a breast-pin in the Brong. ‘The rallrend eee A TAWBAL very cautery 7) | SAUTERNES, apanese attings a} Heed pineapple, per elie, across the street, valued at $7.90. When arraigned before Was made @ special order for Te re oR ee em BLTPPO Aiton fadioaa & S751 | Yewest Patterns & Colorings, RASPBERRIES, Lake One , Bullet Kills Her Nephew. Magistrate Ommen in Jefferson Market "Board then adjourned after eth, tull-bodled.” pure ‘Ode |" va cae i quare to 68S) Linen Warp Japanese Mat- See trate butiders 8: | RIAt® red raspberries, FUG) WeRYiNeG ANAK: the (DUitol Wid | Orne oa eran larvenyy- te wae dune Riise: ote should Rte tle ali mM tings in carpet designs and plain kage via] Sate Ren, Oa cones lon piodip dive Bien sequently changed by the discovery that! a er we Ee (aeetlancous, effects, Red, blue and green My My TELM and CABINET ZIN- | HENNESSY IMPORTED COGNAC, per aid table quall cane $11.00: red: 0 0 fine old table qualitiens gay | Sage S11 0: reduced trom $1.28 10, 7 00 RET. BURGUND | howMOoRE acotc i" elect radon tna. Bi oa trom Tate ‘the young woman fired #ix shots directly | the Prive ¥ ii onverernnitiliiaion into the throng of f of $18 All the bullets ey eas except When the case was called for pleading colorings. The Prices We Quote RAISINS, seeded rata i po De GAR CANE SYRUP, | su Geictous “delicacy, Rhubarb Fingers, | Movements of U. 8. Warships. teed. sealioved) Og, MISEIU the one that struck her nephew in the | /@#t Wednesday the woman did not ap. | ae eons. unite § 78 | vor wantin: Tetveed from 81.10 to," 9, Are Lowest. ¢ UATE — Rovert’s| HONEY, fancy pear, She is described as handsome and | quadron, Renr- Ad. UARET and MONOPOLE * cream chocolate, @ delicious | pure strained honey, right temple, killing him instantly. A old tha adsl nmanding. consisting of HERMITAGE RYE, 10 years old. was 20 yard rolls, 3.50 grade, speci @ummer drink; %-l0, ean, The fatal accident was reported to | bout twenty-five years olk he ad-| the flagship Olympla, the Haltimore’and now & , reduced trom ber full "im" 4,00 "BR HOURE. MARYLAN! . $3.00; quart, MON : 1 OLD’ FRIAKS SAU- | MONGIM A ably fine domestic Sow G0: reduced trom 41.00 priced; per case By 25 | OLD CROW WHISKEY; was 62.75 gai 20 yard rolls, 4 50 grade. spec: 20 yard rolls. 5 25 grade, special 40 yard rolls, 7.00 grade, spec HERRING—Gorton's — Vio- fee ands dainty amoked er, APL SYRUP. \ pints AUETARD, Mestechon a wsncot "Coupe: | Wepin, een cot Cou ‘ 2-1. can 4¢| POTTED cH . Fae, one Wiehes, iy-lb, cam, mitted at the time of her arrest that beseech ie arrested. She was taken before Re. | her name was not Jennie Maxwell. for Trieste. | corder Noonan. After she had been the poll nd the young woman was Mayflower, sailed to-day nd the United States ee oe ‘ARD CLARET and HOCK, wr 55e placed under the heavy bonds of $12,. | -ee<=: | 08h haand declared tate never SUFFERED N INEYEARS| 40 yard rolls, 10.50 grade. sps 40 yard rolls, 12.50 grade speci ti ad Seute Toor case dt on per quan, 6Se lengths, Sit rete an ‘euternes, | 3 INANTS. Short len, LAR'S N the confinement would have a danger- IMPORTED PROM PELLETIER FILS & | MARSHALL RYE, was $250 gal, now PALO ocr ese, Ave *b BOABS large coke, us effect on his wife, as she had just WITH CATARRH OF TH CO. x, France Oo, redliced from 10, DEF gig | including all grades to close. Per 7a |p khiBy © Fin gk ana taking’ PATRBARK'S Lon Pecovered from a serious illness, E STOMACH. st. al al 5.50) arn Floor Take 6th Av Elevator.) sf yoo & Leslie Mlvezt Pass ee an per cane of | yor Bt.) LJh baskets +. i Boneth Pane} (Fifth Floor. Front PE-RU-NA CURED. ew eoroew eee n en. 'LIFE-SAVER S NOW HIMSELF RESCUED Mr N. ©. Bunker, Newton, Cal, writes; Oe ar en aaneesiats one ine rears I wassick with o- Worrow Starts Ohe Tost Important “Double Value “= Sale ; of. ‘he stomach, could searcel: : me alive, Hardly hoe nae taste fa my mouth thewbole ime, Shoes Announced In Wany Seasons. (6 of treatment, but . : Hosts of Surprises in Desirable Footwear. There are a good many rea- sons why this is the best shoe news we ever gave pub- licity in July. The most potent reason lies in the without any benefit, and the doc- shoes themselves. tors 8 , of time when T wont) ay duestion the disease, By accident I com: Good Shoes for Men, Women and Children at 1-3 to 1-2 the Usual Selling Prices. Not meagre lots. Not afew of this kind and that. But thousands of pairs. Great quantities. Case after case. Tables will be heaped high with them in the Shoe Store on the Second Floor. Up in the receiving rooms there will be large reserve stocks, ready to be drawn upon when the occasion requires. And so prepared for every emergency, we have planned upon a colossal scale, and we don’t propose to have any one disappointed. Just about twice as many shoes as last July, how the people did flock to the Bouble Value’ Shoe Sale then. ; Huge numbers of black shoes at extraordinarily low prices. Why? Manufacturers didn’t count upon the amazing popularity tan shoes acquired, and went on many black ones. Then they suddenly found themselves largely overstocked. "The black shoes flew from them to us, but at such sensational reductions in the wholesale prices as to be absolutely startling. But it’s your luck as well as ours. To these we added lots of white and tan shoes from our regular stocks to | . And oe” SHOES FOR EVERYBODY AT PRICES THAT WILL PLEASE EVERYBODY. Bloyole Policeman Kupfran, Who Performed a Daring Feat Last Night, Came Near Drowning _ This Afternoon, my frfends and il ahaa be lad to as 4 food word for eruna, me.’—N.E. Banker, “efor Dyspepsia Cured by Pe-ru-na, Mies Amanda Moore, Marshall, Tex writes: , j ii have suffered for several with acute dyspepsia ter trying seve eral remedies without ‘aay “halt Meta, that It wae my fate 10 suffer through this ‘fe. Last winter I took Peruna for severe catarrh, the effects of & cold, and you oan imagine my joy when I found that this \ Bieyole Policeman Kupfran, of the ‘Trement avenue station, who distin- wished himself in last night's fire at Brook avenue, Bronx, where he made 8 daring resoue of a woman from the tap floor of the burning building, wi Tesoued from drowning thi le *ernoon at the Washington Baths at tte foot of West One Hundred and Fitty-fitth street. Kupfran, who is an expert swimmer, took a day off to-day after his exer- ‘ ‘ af | thong at the fire and decided to spend his holiday at the bathing place. He mate a fine dive Into the water and @truck owt to make a record swim. Lookers on noticed that when Kup- fran had got out about twanty feet ‘apepela, “I took three bot! mysel well and ‘trong. I can Dow ear baru tnd have galned twelve pounds apf have 00d see URES i ee ae ae Gram more he began to show signe of . ; Teason to praise Peruna,” MEN'S SHOES WOMENS OXFORDS WOMEN $ SHOES CHILDREN'S | latte, Atier waving ble arma above A Rear-Admiral’s Praise for Pe-ru-na | “°°"* ORCA LATHER 7 95 moe Las AT IS8e Al 98e | — oxrord tiesat PSe { ia he wave @ loud shout and) wp. phitip Hi ‘born, Rear -Adssra U8 Use oe bps Catarrhal <aly edi wi Me Good gual set vi hid: nicen leather t© | Tan hid and patent hid lace Oxfords: ness Good quality D Kid Lace Shoes | Kidsbin. calfikin and patent leathers ther 7 Ww ton, D. C., supervisor of the Iseases immer, Good patent ness . and yet Bal aie er ve haa’ i : | sHiv's a funny fellow, Kuppan.” re-! puiiding of the leading batlecabipe of the, TB6 Aiseasen most common tn summer are|| last and a1 good as any 82.50 grade, bur nox weltinun shape: Cuban heel: alto some wrh French mad f ses teh er aly “a "° Pg ls 980 ‘ ie , , Urose of the stomach, bowels and oth; > | heels all sizes, among these ar S * | mazes upto It; lar Gitachece "To look at him now you'd ee eee an tr 0 shor | emt ack reels, ta = a el | Barend re 795 WOMEN'S OXFORDS assives | CHILDRENS CHAMPAGNE KID ‘ ghink he was drowning, but it's just one| period. I can vow cheerfully” recommend | shoult certainly ‘be considered os oueetans WENSTAN 7 45 : in| AT 145 WOMEN $ SHOES SHOES and OXFORDS Hand turned | ot his jokes."" your valuable remedy to any one who is in| necessity during thie season. Peruna is this | OXFORDS AT #* One of the best bargains ever offered Tan ; ; AT pA 95 s Nhe he ‘At thia moment Kuppan reappeared on| Bt@4, of An Invigorating tonk.”--Pbllp| very remedy. 4 ook of testimonials, con" |] jeuher: sft and good wearing | and black Shoes of hid. calf ard pat- | Kidskin with either thin soles or dovble soles; the identical shoes that are now being ( ‘the surface with a fresh outory Nog fel Gait MAM inteull OIE | ecu we this sea. | ert leatherss all the good styles; grades | soles: some patent leashers: also white and les and regular lines of two of the gold ar $1.00 and $1.50: we have 3.000 Prhat’s ne Jobe; be te arowrzing.” one | tices ratte entrots of teotimeciale| OAGTONE Ao. a tssrh ofthe’ chem soles; considering the talk on tans this range from $3.00 10 $5.90 deab linen Onfsrds wih hand wned soles angen factories making specialty thoes: hd | ‘ey of dhe w sellin sizes Ito claimed Léfe-Baver Edward Farrell, | prominent in national affaira tour stomach and heavy feeling after ea son, this shoe is « big bargain. WOMEN $ OXFORDS 2 40 WOMEN $ OXFORDS and patent leavers in all shapes and syles 6 4: 500 AT A AT 1.95 houch the fir " le sizes tphunging imo the water, When he Thousands of people have catarrh of the stomach, or bowels, or MEN'S HIGH GRADE 195 | though the fines: ones are in samp ‘os wast Clan | ¢ remehed Kuppan's side the bike o All our bese grades of tans and . WOMEN'S SHOES sia poder wp his Aah tor iit, other pelvic organs 80 prevalent in summer, and do not know it, OXFORDS AT i + Oxford oe ren ot | Bo Maat. ge ger Beltre i 45 ¢ Soe é eluny And dozens of other good lors of shoes and. Tan Rustah calf Bhuchers, also tid and | S2l0" Oxfords. A large attrrment of hid | Tan. | Bea Beall Mees AT aver tae hit a clip tp the chin to| We have thousands of testimonials Ike that of Mr. Bunker|| \\" “meh cal ery Wet Pap pregbwinhe pkodinpaP bape: He areas caress inom alah aie | Vic Aes buon ced lea, sare Goh Mose eee te gm quiet and landed him 4al*l)| touching the merits of Peruna asa remedy for all catarrhal diseases. || igge re severs! good les of white linen | enough testo Rall four These wit bei linen Shoes No maner what the | heels un lace shoes high cut with medium | Oxfor eh, vee stillet . sald Ki ) after he f shoes and Oxford with welted' soles, made the who usually ‘as | Normal prices were, all go now TGS | raps 224 s20 eee, those wich spring beste where lors are too small to mention hare. Do not ,./ay. Bay Peruna to-day, for a day gained means a 500, pak even ryry died 6 for pirls; all $3.00 grades t , : é* rhe - . =e