The evening world. Newspaper, August 12, 1904, Page 6

HITEO i Wy ROAD COMMISSION OY “Hot Shot for Mellen. MI will mR. EW HAVEN FAD "Mew Rochplie Residents Join in “Protest Against Poor Train and Talk of Retaliat- ing with Freight Boycott. ETS DATE FOR INQUIRY. | st te, Officials Get a Share of the Criticism and Resolutions Logking to Relief Adopted— President Mellen, of the New New Haven and Hartford Com- iW, gets the resolutions adopted by ite of New Rochelle who com- betwean there a and take notice, B® @ohedule that will permit 7 Gay. if ponsible one im New Rochelle nor ih any the other cities, towne, villages and along the line of the New mY syatem from Stamford west has hope of ever reaching hie office iY More, unless he atarts at midnight, New Rochelle commuters held « ing last night in the rooms New York he will ait up Incidentally they that he will be so deeply affected yy that he will restore at once New People to get to their offices b time at least one day in a week, the New Rochelle Board of Trade New Haven and Hartford. Jaws from the abomin: obtaining and about in traMo by the New leas and batiieg. was the way to ret Qt the heart of Mellen. He avowed that employees of he that the protests of ofa Metlen on the run," and that that iclal wea about ly to ary quits Mr, Hall also mentions’ J. Plerpont Morgan, who controls moat of th Haven stock, and informed the m, that Mr. Morgan had had to emp! extra force of olerks to take care of the mail addressed to him on the subject Mr, Hall waa for the adoption of reao- lutions of protest b 1] manner of means, ond 4 ommnt Inted for this purpose. 1 A ‘of himaelf, Iacar A. Ball and Henry Dp, Aleo was appointed to meet com- ™ 4 J oft Cad Gail sseesbere - j ¢ or mations from other long-sufferin: rar ting points and confer with them ti any action against the road Sdvisable whether locally road tm the Lerislature or tn the courte, try to Be Mate. welt read @ letter from Raflroad Commis saying t body would hold an inguiry oom! alna’ plaints age President ellen's operation of tye w Haven ‘pula wall noon Bin ity nitehaly No. hf ‘a were adopted « ttler in New Rochellg, who to have or opinion of rall- nt Rete promises, and the effect of resolutions, can pass resolutiony Yehe ort cone pene, tot ott ie upon raliroa cot it wil a4 ‘ ite. ol Resolutions nN in thelr place, but sot In AND MRS. WALDO W. LOUDEN WHOSE MARRIAGE 1S ANNOUNCED, The moton the beginnning of thi Dressed such THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1998, MARRIED IN JUNE, |ALREADY A BRIDE BUT DION'T TELL I Florence Leggat: a Belle of the Bronx, Is Now Mrs, Waldo W. Louden, and a Romance o Revealed. Tesolutons were adonted on the of the ald gentleman, who, n Metting. had ex- opinion of “the a « wideawake"” Mr. Metien, ‘They gay part: These Trains Mast Go Back, “Even the parsimonious management of former y vice ot 4 » dism: w br has ewe) 8 portion of our already mekate aesoee mogations, chelle “Protests ot diminished traffo don't 0 he tn his A formu pany. of the the eng! tons “wh ttaolt five or six traing oan: | shops which - | from seathe fixht gee it, why patronize houses ‘ork that will.” May Try Boyeott, ‘The idea was out of the rut and Caused no end of comment. Tt is un- : that this bovortt tried d in not a ff ‘ew Rochelli fn ei jo may adapt it. MAGAZIN re of the other The temh of badgering Is to be H ted agalost tte raroas com~ r, clatme and the WALDORF GUEST . the hotel, but her name fs kept secret by the employees of the house, The pin bad Increased t want more traing for New Ro- both ways, not lens. re informed and verily the railroad oomnesy \ dollars from New Roohe! coat sleeves,” It je using soft o violation law and arrest la proposed to neers of traine and oommittt, Fite locket,” eald hr Ei not ines ‘n'a probably. ft whee Lau ten to @ pub- LOSES JEWELRY Detectives are searching the pawn- of the eity to-day for @ gol pin, set with two large diamonds, and ao valuable sapphire and @ gold wateh, are believed to have been stolen the Waldorf-Astoria, pin belongs to a woman guest of {a pald to be @ family heirloom, and the woma: Asal im is anxious to recover it stant Manager Little, of the aaid the pin had disappeared « tow after the watch, and that is probably had been misplaced. Rudyard Kipling contributes a new “soldier” story to the SEPTEMBER number of the METROPOLITAN E A Great Issue of a Great Periddical 16 Pages in Full Color For Sale by All Newsdealers Peautiful Florence Leg the w trucking concern, of this elty. It is only within the, past three days that the fact has become known to the moat of her friends and admirers, and it has proved a great surprise. The wedding ceremony occurred on June 22 last ond the mother of the young wife in Just now issuing announcements of the event, Mr, and Mrs. Louden havin returned from thelr honeymoon, whiek was spent in the West. isa romance unique in these was the one ho} bridegroom tha Miss Leggat for Infantry, Four gets of wheels bave been worn out on the journey. MY. and Mra. Skin- ner will return to California in the same wey. RUSSIAN CHIEF NOT KILLED. -|Dental that Police He NAKHICHEVAN, Russia, Aug, 12.— Thore is absolutaly no truth in the re- port from Berlin publigh@l in the United States that the Chief of Police, Kooanesoff, Depa dered openly in. the la quiet at Nakhichi it, @ belle of Bronx, is now the wife of Waldo Louden, the head of & prosperous made estate ays. his yon should w Sits, One althou, —=___- Assassinated In the 4 the head of the Forest rument, ‘Tregubenko, had been mur. treeta here, All Good reasons for shopping hereSaturdaya.m. F COURSE the best reason is that prices are positively the lowest of the season on the many little necessities for your over-Sunday outing or picnic, because we're | to finish out the Summer and serve many of these articles are essential that you can't afford to allow this savin fords at $1.45, $1 cotton waists, Soc, $2.75, $14.75 Summer gowns, 85, and Sina lemons at 10c, which caps the Rapid selling of 3 this season with all men of exacting for us This lot comprises: C Light weight woven madras, in medium and dark effects, popular corn, ibd and blue figures and stripes; plain ronts, self-neckbands, pearl buttons, de tached cuffs, White cambric shirts with narrow laited fronts, self bodies, cushion neck cis; full sizes, White oxford cheviot shirts, medium weight, suitable for early Fall; pure white with mercarized self stripes, We've all sizes in all kinds, Many men will prefer these shirts to any others to wear all Winter; they're certainly exceptional bargains at 55c. 65c white nealare shirts— to-morrow 3 for #1, or 35¢. 256. for $0c. cabinets high-grade stationery, ar Cleanses oO” DOLLAR fs a pretty low price a dollar shirt. Makes you wonder wh: 3 to clear out his surplus stock, an 4 great midsummer sale that we put them all In at 55¢, i ” -_ by broker. and _beautities teeth and purifies the breath, | Used by people of refinement | for over a quarter of a century, Very convenient for tourists. PREPARED BY pular 95¢. Peggy bags; all the rage. i 39¢. crush site Leltss correct and dainty. 290, for black Milanese silk 7S¢. gloves. 495 for men’s $10 odd coats for Summer wear. $5.85 for men’s I h-grade $10 outing suits. ee pants; verv serviceable. $5 blue serge skeleton coat 956. for men’s $1.50 fancy light-weight vests. 75¢.—Men's and boys’ straw hats up $2.50. 20c. for one-pound box of 30c. chocolates. 2Be. for one-pound box of 40¢, chocolates. 56. for 2 boxes of delicious Meorice Jujubes. 8c. for a box of Chiclets, you like so well. ‘ 25c. for 3 powder paper books—any colgr 4c. for a tube of violet cucumber Seam 196. for Bidwelt silver-wired tooth brush. 1Tc.—Listerinated tooth powder, fantily size. 50e. for 92.75 now for our regular $$ 8¢ to-morrow. ERY best popular novels of the regular Type is easy to read. Titles like— dy with the Rudi Heimbu} M Do! Summer, “The 250 book's you'll enjoy, 00d quality $1 cool cotton waists. silk waists. 25¢. edition in peper—handsomely illustrated covers. Just what you want to while away the Idle hours of bulging with the stro flavor found only in ied th! rst, STOPS REHEARSAL “This Farce Cannot Go On; 1 Am Married to Another Man,” De- | olares Mary Wheeler to Sup- posed Husband-Elect. (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1% ‘This farce cannot go on. 1 am already married to another man/* Buch was the -sensational statement Miss Mary Wheeler, daughter of @ wealthy family reatding at Twenty-second and Latona streets, in the midst of @ rehearsal of her wedding to John Little, a wealthy real - “Stop! On being pressed for explanations Wheeler became hysterical and Wehind the marriage of the, Loudens| {#inted. On being revived she merely It | sald that she was already married and | 9 of the father of the} that she could not go on with the farci- cal rehearsal any further, Tooth Powder the BA U Lyor ADS, , Wal \ for Sui Hay Fe ered by Med Among the hay fever. | fever. \aborted an attack | which is breathed the) health resorts, Exhgastiv that’ {t may be reli re. In selling Hyomel ern optical science, Their Care." | GHT § clearing them out in a hurry. you during the warm days of Autumn opportunity to pass. For example, there are women's fashionable $3.50 Ox- i sik walsts, $2.75, 95¢. for $1.50 Jewelry, $5 linen or lawn shirt-waist suits, ny other bargains all over the store, Including a dozen large, ripe, Juicy Mes- climax for your outing or your Sunday at home. ,600 *1 negligee shirts to offer these negligee shirts, because the designs are very popular, tastes and the quality of the materials much above the average put Into essed us to sell them at $$c,, doesn’t it? Well, the manufacturer we bought them at about half price. Temptation was so Men's practical 4-in-hand ties, Fifty cents Is the these tles, but ¢ great deal more in Breathe Hyomei, important additions | made to medical science in recent years, none is more notable than the positive announcement of a cure for {pocket inhaler coming witn e ver Abolished Relief for This Malady Discov-| Science—' Stomach dosing cannot cure hay A change of climate is the only treatment that has heretofore and Hyomel, through a ne xperiments with Hyo- mel prove that this treatment will prevent all attacks of hay fever if used two or threo weeks beford the annual appearance of the disease, ed upon if us faithfully after the disease has begun, to relieve at once and afford a apeedy for the cure hay fever, Hegeman & Co., 300 Broad. {ble—a remarkable perfection of mod- The annoyance they save In one week's wearing more than pays the cost. Double Lens Eye Glasses, $2 up. Send for my booklet, “Eyes and ECIALIST, Ave. (bet. 21st & 22d sts.) 50 East }2Sth St. (cor, Madison av.) | | Hariem Oftice Open Byenings. | Then, so 30 5c ng Main Floor, 25c value placed on hey’re worth a the long run be- cause, in addition to being dressy and serviceable, they can be laundered every time they become a little soiled and come as fresh and, clean bought them, The paiter desirable—they are the Fi asthe day you ns are neat and rench reversib! fold—made of finest grades impérted ox- ford, cheviot and madras the best possible manner, variety If you realize how mmer wear— 43 for a serviceable 30-inc women's 25¢. emb'd to Regular 50c tles at 25c, cloth—mad You'll secur popular they are 95c, to-morrow for $1.50 solid gold cuff pins, $1.45 for women’s $2.50 and $3.50 Oxfords. 91,45 for children’s white canvas button shoes. $1.95 for misses’ white canvas welt button shoes. 696. for misses’ $1.25 five cambric skirts—lace. 25, for children’s 5c, striped gingham dresses. $1.45 to clear $2.25 to $5 dainty parasols. steamer triotk 12446. for men's 25c. linen handkerchiefs. 4c. for 19¢. for S0¢. to 7Sc. 1%a-yd. chiffon veils. $5 for $14.78 smart Summer afternoon gowns $10 for $16.50 taffeta silk shirt-walst sults, 17 50 for dainty $18 linen shirt-waist suits. $2.75 for $5 linen or lawn shirt-waist sults. collars, $3.75 for $5.50 linen or pique walking skirts, dress 3.50 Russia $1.95 for $3.75 wash skirts of pique and linen, Pc. for 1$¢. perspiration- $2.45 for women’s shields. russet Oxfords $2.95 for a regular $4.00 high-grade suit case. 45,000 big, juicy lemons, : 10° a dozen, Rv and ready for your Sunday supply of that cool, sparkling, most healthful of all Summer beverages, Delicious lemonade. Whoevér heard of them selling for so little? they're not the half-ripe, stinted lemons, but large and juice that has the luscious lemons, We Just im- And is great stock direct from Messina, a province of the coast of far-away Italy. Sixth Fleer, nd \ | if of the White Mountains or other ) Men’s $3.50 Tweed and Worsted At this time, when every man requires a pair of trousers to finish out the season, this\offering will meet with hearty approval from thousands—latest tweedy stripes and choicest worsteds and serges, fitting fault- lessly and setting correctly—on sale one week ending next Friday...... TORT een ia URP SPECIAL SALE (32 10146 W..14 ST. || THIRD ‘anid BLOCH $2 the son Was no ward in love, his| Jittle, her fance, and others had tetas etry Saiton ost i anibred forthe rehearsal ot te cre |Satenang mnldy to bee st Fall Derby and soft fhe younger ‘man. in the audat_of| mony that wee to have taken place/once, with the tuderstanding that if Hats “inapes are reaay, @5c., 95C, 1.45 toina $08 tne vedelng § re aeee today, carly in the afternoon. Bhort-/{¢ does not give eat n, the pur- ® ly after their arrival Mise Wheeler left} chage price ts to be refund Sound leathers, in the g/ Jane. "The bridegroom’ is only twenty, | {de house, telling Little and her mother bad Shoes Sn iste ee ran, 1.45, 1.95, 2.45 preg, yoere ‘and the bride is but by ey! had some Mitle shopping to re MEN'S SUITS su s would soon ret! EN’! ) iM | MEN’S SUITS, ti rates, Headen, ape tauanter ot Mra.) Matter the abrupt erding of the wed- eI SUITE Ot Fe | Moo caer ceee 8g Clio aad medion © Road ana 4 ndred and. Sixty: aii ee ttle started on @ tour dium welght ted ‘and fane weight, pure wors Fo aa Men unared, and. Misty: | oc Investigation and visited the of- um w ¢lg y | weight, pi bay 9 Re hageat, St the waite ee® of sev ‘al justices of the peace. prime grade, worsted .., PROG suas cacas anaes known firm of Lenant’ Brow. book en, inn “iene ‘that, from aman 4 MADRAS SHIRTS, an enor- BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, agi Mera, of Phe shaaire Magnsine.| Gua, ralirocd oma, some ie mt vow ot ear ff SSC” |remacatiy fon oes vot 7 SC home for hia young wife in Riverside,| ative hurried back to the home of his Two Pairs of Glasses Miia We rd a farts ‘ Conn,, wh » where he Is prominent among| pride-who-was-to-have-been and de- 9 CHEVIOT KNEE PANTS, extra well sewed. 25 @ Tealdents and gudetantial people of| manded explanations. ‘Miss Wheeler in One YS CHAMBRAY RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS.. Salve Chler Dated, nt ween Wl TO") refused te make BBY, Berend the fact ° TWEED NORFOLK AND DOUBLE BREAS . 1 ed Mei o ee they bad been Sneatbegre ‘ong tee, Rid combination Ayre) i those LYER SALE pi bach gett ek one Monday: bf 3 who need one pair of glasses for read- *S all solid leat on p and DRIVES FROM LOS ANGELES. | "iTtur", Taal Fen ae a ashe pa roe MEN'S ssolld ater London-tipand SHOES ty jc Aged Man and Wife Reach Chi-| hay not bewa seen ainice hi comfort and convenlence. on eee eerepers | They enable bia oot + & ame hy Mrs, 9 and see perfectly Pp 9 t!-se4 de ite Calitornie: with a oe: |} your eyes for reading, writing or 4 and buggy. They left Los Angeles on i, on $ sewing, and without the slightest blur 132 to 146 W, 14th St, Open Until Third Ave., N, W, Cor, 8305. Deo, 3 and will go to Akron, Mich., 8 or annoying lines the smallest details Between 6th and 7th Aves, 10 P, M. Saturdays. One Block from L. Station, Fs & where Mr. Skinner, who |s seventy- stand out clear and true. SRS TORS eM Vateante bhiakioas PERFECT |} The double lenses are almost Invis- a | No Mail Orders, co. 0. D. ~ Broadway, Graham and Flushing Avenues, Brooklyn, | Wondrous Values Are the Rule Here-Not the Exception. "| Percale Wrappers, io dark blu, black and red, figured, with tlounce, skirt, (5 Hours Only. | unvoss sizcue vay URDAY from 830 to 1.30, 4 packages for. BOC a Limit 4. selling the most dots, a ‘small black and trimming on fron’ eae ately real ern | ne Worth 1%; dozen White Corded Waista, ge. trimmed. Also. te full fang: taller Worth Se; down 100 dozen White Lawn W: trimmed with lace Inser with Hamburg insertion; back and front; all sizes In tucked front, heat) ladras with black figures; all si cuff sleeves, atock Persian Madras Co %, EOF ,) some others “tucked this lot; “Thousands of Fine Waists at ||. Unprecedented Prices, Saturday’s startling waist prices in THE H. BATTERMAN STORE will live long in the memory of 1j ent, We're making a thorough clean-up of Summer rival of early sutumn styles, and {n so doing are giving no heed to regular prices— no, mot even to cost price. Asa result there will be ‘sing list of Shirt Waist Barga’ that were 75c, will go for 23c; 98¢. Waists will leave us as rapidly as money can! buy them at 39¢, each; $4.98 Waists will be marked at $2.59, | The details are as interesting as ever waist news could be. | % dozen Shirt Waists in white lawn fan Walsts that-eold formerly at $1.60, $1.99 and $1.25, down to, fe Pers! fin tucked back and front; fancy cuff, ste some 2.98 an: Fine fancy sik medallions front and Ia¢e insertion trimmed; | ful all He; 4 woman of good ‘aists prior to the are goed ere for ins ever attem; Saturday's | Walsts ney cuff sleeves, stock 656 69c) Lawn Shirt Walsts, with and Hamburg Insertion; la e | eves; in me button ron Were ¢1 $3.25; down to in back, ® 4,39) White Jap Silk Walsts, with down the| 1 sleeves and fancy In sizes, Were $3.98 OWN LO. ssceeesenes | clothing for boys is now | fos those mothers and fathers wi clothing. Come in. | to th over the vacation for young 6.95 to pairs Tou: en's Long be to waist measuremen pretty atripos: worth 2.00. Knee Pants, for ages 8 t worth Gc...» Pant ed The First Call for Boys’ School Clot The pick of new school time by the forelock. Saturday is the aw uncover early fall styles in priced summer clothing here, too, its, medium and light ready ho take period, men of 10,95 Pants, *4,50) 39 7c 7c |5¢ 't 9c 5¢ Summer Footwear, | Women’ hand turned sol asen’ Bhoes in dark t butron; 98 n., 20c for three Ife. packages of In- A Clean-Up of Oxtord Ties, tan Vict kid, our $1.98 % qualit There’s Money to Be Saved oa These Fine Groceries, bags of extra refined It, (Limit 6.) dogen of West tn: ly ag eens; crate of 9 dosm, for McMechen's 1c. Relishes, assorted. for Ifo. bottles of Watkin's Tm- toh toe packages of HB. “T lor packages of H. B. "Dure Food" table seily. for full Itos, can of “Pure Food” Condensed Milk: dozen, Me, for. Ite. ean Sweet Clover brand Corn; domen. 1 for tic. can Canton Tomatoes; Goren, 1.06, / er-Beal Graham Crackers or Butter Thins; dozen. for ide, Ib: of sweet Nic-Nae Crackers. (Limit 10 Iba.) ‘ a