The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1904, Page 9

nt ae BEAT PUGILST [PLATTS RECOVERY W BROADWAY SUE TS Wi - Senator’s Son Has Had Most *Kid” Brennan Chased Into Devoted Attention from Her— Martin’s Restaurant at For- - May Possibly Have to Under- tieth Street, His Face Bleed- go Rare Operation. ing and Clothing Torn. Frank H, Piatt, son of Senator Platt, WOMAN AND THREE MEN woo for the past eight weeks has been between lifo and death with typhoid ARE PUT UNDER ARREST, fever, will be taken to his country *| home at Raquette Lake in the Adiron- dacks, next week, where his physicians have advised him to go. Mr. Platt has been ill at the An- Bob Fitzsimmons, Walter Jones) 3" Piatt nas been i at the An: “and Police Captain Cottrell] Pau! outerbridge, bad him removed to his home, No, 27 West Seventy-fourth AN Figured in the Restaurant] street. Mix. . According to his physician, Mr. Platt Up. has been very close to death, and ts recovering unless discouraging symp- toms develop and such symptoms are ‘ A fight growing out of the political| not anticipated. He probably must now Battle in the Seventeenth Assem! undergo a very rare operation, which District gave late diners,in Martin's, | will consist in removing & portion of Fortieth street and Broadway, | his sibs, course of excitement which was not! Dr, Outerbridge » that Mr, Platt Gown on the bills of fare to-day. will owe his recovery to the devoted Robert Fitssimmons and his wife; | nursing of Mra, Platt, Since the day Walter Jones, the comedian; several! ng was taken ill, and during the time Other sectors, and Capt. Cottrell and | when iis life was despaired of, she has file aide, Detective Drennan, who hap- ned by his bedside, ened to de in tho restaurant at the|FomBned DY his DelMae. a serful vi: time, Solued tn the aa tality,” the doctor continued. "Several ‘The orchestra in Martin's bad Just times when the fever was raging at Its » finished “There'll Be a Hot Time” when height I did not bellove thgt he could Annual sale of lace curtains. Annual sale of Oriental rugs. time Prices of the year are quoted, Scotch flannels in all the new fall designs, extra good quality at, per yard... « 256 Flannelettes, a full yard wide, In every style and color imaginable; included are those handsome Per- e Heskily- built young man, sald to Mve an hour, Then he would rally, I he “Kid” Brennan, & pugilist, rushed] orn oe ee ow that he. is out of desirab’ fpto the place through the Forte) aonger, but 1 do not anticipate a re- @treet entrance, ae. During the pawl. few days the lap: His faco was bleeding and his clothes] pleural affection thwt Ubreatened his ife a month ago has returned and he were torn, He was followed by a] i"ntuing trouble In brewthinx, crowd, in which several women, one} “During the past two weeks at, per yard derful strides toward ry Sacques and wrappers at, per yard...sseseee ees Kye holding a pet dog and another @ baby, Heo | Simpson Ceawtord Co. e ained several pour played prominent parts. ‘or went on ‘to say another ‘The Capt. Cottrell and Detective Drennan operation intght be neceasary,. ‘This op: @ot up and stopped the mob, Breo- eration Is @ delicate one, for it in- Yolves the removal of portions, three fan sald they were trying to “do” him. | oP four Inches In length, of four ribs Cottrell, atter listening to the explana-| on the right side of the patient, This is ie pleural cavity may ve done so that tions, fold Brennan té get out the front sues tral way, and warned the mob following ration may not cessary him to go back and behave. a Mn Piatt continues 19 yow continues to grow stronger ty Freah Friend, the Captain, “Who are you, my fresh friend? ‘asked the woman with the baby BAL OWN RECOV RECOVERS For this reason we're going to plan the entire purchase in STOLLER Foe re Leee spectal bargain tables. And you can come prepared to receive aris aa ie an pie the the handsomest and finest hose ever sold in America at 29c. precinoy” said Cottrell, showing hie FROM OPERATION “tone and Drennan then chased tho way door, The mob ran around the Long Island Railroad President corcer and got him again. The mob had Brennan down on Suffered from Appendicitis, Broadway, and the fight to rescue him was fast and furious, Drennan and] hyt Will Leave Hospital Cottrell biew their whistles, but no AN uniformed men came in sight, Within Few Days. Detectives ‘THree detectives In plain ¢ thes, who Poy watching the gambling-honses jo i neighborhood, arrived and joined the fight, feature o ¢ W, HL Baldwin, §r., of the land Ratiyad, is at the German recovering from ai operation | p WPBE-—all sizes of new choice 50c, hose at. id ou, of the six leaders of the pendicitis, He has mended so rap- D moe were arrested, They gave their y that phystelans say he will be tn as Anni¢ Burns, twentp-five, of | Condition to leave the hospital in a few ext’ Fourteenth street; Johna|days end go to his home, It wit be wenty-three, of the same ad-|#2me weeks, however, before Mr, Balit- Long, twenty-seven, of | Win will be able to resume work Parkville, and George Bradley, ning} Dr. Kaminera, of the hospital fed, Yeon, of No, {8 West Forty-eighth dd tae operation. i ‘ ‘ \s AY complivatior Annie Bu he |} quickly from the ao, og. The " 4 has been no break In baby, got a n hi Pt sin the day the was sald to rs. Long nife Wi A For a week Brennan explained that t! before | nt to. the hospital he h rn started in the Latiyetee, ~ | beer alll ut did not , tween Fortieth rst streets, | mature liness. A® ae grew atead- Seven over the result of |lly worse he consulted his nhysiclaay, 1 ye Beventeenta dis.| WHO ordered him to go to the hospita . The pe ¢ at once. The operation followed soon ae DAVSS SON LL Riots and fighting marked the pri- Mary elections in several districts, and in one caw a band of men armed with Knives drove the watches out of the booth while they, according to their Aaccussers, atuffed the ballot boxes, standard, Value $1, at 686, pay Th Jadu Pastry tne bevensentn amen | F@KEN Ill at Sea Gates Vietim Is Bo Tenth aan Bolus Place at No! Sent to His Home in West pA, continent sald to he from the! Virginia—Condition Said to and supporting McMahon entered the polling place and drove i the Curry watchee from the place Be Serious. With drawn, Knives. ‘The police say hey succeeded in dropping 30 more a It's our first Fall sale of women’s hosiery; catia nd Drannan then chaaed th 50c po geen of 7,200 oe « hor p< oe PAA" neennan Wrat out the trond + ingrain, imported Hermsdori dye fast lly iw ah hose, | black lisle thread hosiery; very strong and 29c durable, two-third yarn; medium, light d /° weight; pane and elastic. One special» this lot of hose is that thev have the white Sea Island half foot, so good for tender feet. This sole is in such a way as not to show with the lowest cut shoes; dodble soles, heels and toes; in three ways—plain, lisle Richelieu ribbed and Rembrandt ‘20c made of very good quality woven and printed madras cloths, Make and style of the very best; onthe shirt); best qualities of madras perfect cualities, detached cuffs. ‘When cloths, attached or detached cuffs, ds. you see the trade mark you'll instantly sirable patierns only, some pleated recognize these shirts as the world’s !ronts among the lot; values $1.50 to $2; beginning to-morrow at 8Q¢, Annual sale of housefurnishings, Annual sale of china and cut glass, Four great sales acknowledged to be events during which the lowest First showing “:* Fall flannels. [8 this initial showing we include Ble such @ diversity of coloring and new rremcl, Patterns—manufacturers have certainly surpassed all previous examples of fine weaving. Main joer, Flannels will be mugk-more popular this year than last, as every indication points to their unusual use for waists, &c., and they will coanatied be as popular as they were three years ago, when they were a veritable fad, The correct ideas are all here, including many exclusive patterns not shown elsewhere, but the main interest of this announcement lies in the prices, which are much less than you'd pay later. Outing flannel, good quality, In50 of the most e styles, Special at, per yard sian designs so desirable {6r kimonos, dressing | Domet flannel, extra good quall Litt sigan Ce 4 Crawtord Co————___ 89c. for men’s 51.50 Q °2 shirts. THERE are two lots in this great purchase—one lot of men’s $1.50 and $2 shirts at 89%., and one lot of men’s $1 shirts at 68¢, It’s the entire Surplus stock of a leading manufacturer and includes this season's best styles in negligee shirts, They are made of the very best materials, and are shirts favorably known to good dressers, as the trade mark will show. Annual September sales now in rogress. Women’s 50c. hose now at 29c. THERE aren’t over 600 dozen pairs in this lot, though, but you know new Fall 50c. Main Floor, Main VFleor, This manufacturer makes nothing but high grade shirts that regularly Sell from $1 to $2, and because of the wonderful values, and because the majority of men wear negligee shirts the year round, we felt tafe in buying the entire stock even at this time of year, for $1 shirts—250 dozen for $2 shirts—200 dozen Wencen e ree ae Seiad bab a at. *Reutining Moave 6 89c of their best shirts (we can't mo ——SS== 7 ot ae use the name here, but it's oles for McMahon in the box than! ELKINS, W. Va., Ang. %.—John T. = tens utey adherent watcha Grutaly [Avie any en of the Democratic Vio. uaten by the attacking party residential candidate, is at his home at’, rian b was ted here suffering from malignant typhoid OBACCO TAGS. Coupons, Cigar Bands , feves. He arrived here from New York ‘eit yesterday on the private car, Graceland, which are redeemed by the Florodora Curry mo accompanied by his wife and children ce Lannea Beene :Hhomer Clbnes, iba New pre phy Tag Co., and Soap Wrappers, Trade ; Mr Davia was taken til one week fl Marks, Package Coffee Labels or Signa- . 0 -at the hor “1 hig mothe: sisbard ution one of right] Mra” Antaead, "it dean } - tures for which the manufacturers offer men_and a former lyman i | pet the Ninth Disirict, w rT watil it w. riOg fh We nd | fe ee ae ct a Mon dering here he wat Taken ih | substantial premiums will be redeemed ten. 0 | ° polling lace, in Wat Thirieth tree, | WP 6 he fe pronounced yi | with “S.@H.” Stamps at any of our fm few doors trom ito avenue. ler had caused the arrest of alx negroes | Ferously il. * | stores. whom he declared were “floaters.” As tor if Is Mek Bnd og) dist We ol LANELS fro he was about to leave the place he| His wife and hs daughter, Mr i i gee aioe serene = Atincked by 11x negroes and three t age oa py I HOLBROOK'S SAUCE, VANILLA CRYSTALS. “Bevery men went to his assistance | SOUN# & ane ¢ % TRADE MARKS end negroes and whites fought a small ] WRAPPERS from | “a OZONE ” from ; SELLYCON of BIXBY’S SHOR POLISH. Beep, Washing Powder, Starch, Perfames. TWO HURT IN CAR CRASH. Mellow, “gILEXo”” “SATIN GLOSS” Driver of Wagon tn Colllston with and Soap, Secarieg; Mand op Sliver Soap. foag, Washing Powder, Sunshine Scouring Goa p. Troliey and ther Man Victims, Patatable— ~ RADWAY’'S READY RELIEF. Trolley car No. #4 of the Newark Plank Road Ine, going west through ae! atreet, een, City, to-day, struck t Henderson street ner, came in coll weON Becker a No, 269 Rallroad ave- nue, who was driving, was thrown ou fond bis left leg broken imothy Cal Jing, fort) Years Of ee, of No. 137 3 ris street. wae right arm injured None of the naseen ere in the car was hurt The wagon ‘was wrecked WOMAN WANDERS, ‘AWAY, Birs. Sephiec Gilbert, rt, Missing from Monie, Sald to Be Demented. ‘The police’ fiave been asked to look for Mra. Gophie Gilbert, sixty-nine years old, who wandered away from her home at No, 4 West ka first can we Inst ore it blue a-dot po welst, r08 “hawt tt pal ings mute from gold dolim or ; tace war. Reserves from the West} pty gevegt] street station arrived moged the fight, but no arrests) IT IS OLD, vere made. — oldest; the best and most rellable premium | & Hate Green Trading Stamp. Grecn of a “trading stamp.” , THOS, A. SPERRY, President. - H Sold only in our registered bottles, Never sold in bulk. |= it takes twice as eed” trading stamps, of any ge kind, gremiuns ie oltte 4 good ¢, ua can secure for the famous life insurance, it is not toxtay morrow, Wr the AS months and years to come which test the value and safety ALL THE ABOVE SUBJECT TO DISCONTINUANCE WITHOUT xNOTICE. Better merchants give them; better premiums given for them. The proposition in existence. Thousands have Imitated it, but none have equaled the famous ' ina te, gegen o Sperry to: ee SPERRY @ HUTCHINSON COMPANY, = ) oe. * 8c Outing flannel, extra heavy quality, in all the ** $0¢ new fall designs in light and dark colors, at., The Smallest Weekly Payments. Clothe Last WeeK ol This, the Here's your chance to Everybody selecting a piano another day. hose at 29, won't last very long. In view of the fact that they are the best values of this year ale? seri in-women’s hose, we're preparing for a great concourse of buyers. ¢ are offering the renowned ‘aby Walters Planos At $195 on terms of $5 Down and $1 a Week qualities. of $1 a week. ts less than 15c. @ day pianos ever built for our askin, ri an opportunity some’ narlor’ wories Half Its Value, With every plano sold we charge @ meol and cover. BLOOMINGDALE BROs., Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to Goth St. FOR SALE. “Don’T HESITATE As this ta th t chance you ever had get your eng of our five Pr We trust y Jewelry stores. Ne extre chars CASH OR CREDIT. CaM of «rite for Mustrated catalogue, L. W. Sweet & Co. MAIN BTORS, Ps asgeth Av N.Y. | 407 lott M4 Av,, Bronx | 176 COAL ELE SA8 Park Pace CREDIT TOA , DIAMONDS AND Waren VANW AY 5. beauttta DIAMON . yiments, rep reaentat AME: WATCH THAMONE PATENTS. “FRIEND OF THE PEOPLE.” |] 182-190Smith St.222-228 Grand St- . Near Warren St.-B'KLYN,-Near Driggs Av |] Also to New pia Greatest . All Piano Otters LABOR D AY Secure aDiano At $1a Week Pianos Within the Reach of in this wondertully advantage- ous piano sale. Don't put off » Walters, Richardson They are far superior to instru- ments offered by other dealers at ' from $300 to $4u0 each. You there- wie CHUNK ; fore save all the way from $100 to $200, besides obtaining ong of the best planos made, on liberal terms You can't miss $1 a week, whic. and you will secureone of the best only 30 re thle SHOHOLA GLEN |. Upon request our representative wi) nt ving at ones tn may || Sho, 18 a no employer's references re- pRreverray es = ‘Hopatcong ND AND WATeH ir 0. dianond, MAJESTIC and pamnectiel ‘ iRWEEK\ an “ANA'CCOUNT IE 3 Me TaN NO MONEY DOWN ruawisien anloMs «ad FURNISHED _EXCURBIONS, > EXCURSIONS ERIE RAILROAD. Magere Falls - - = $8.00 Toronto - = « 9.50 Pennsylvanig A piano will be delivered to x your home on payment of, $5§)]| BELLewoOD E Resse ven ee ee and no interest charged for time peed bade i her ai DESBRO taken in making payments, N RESORT junday |} £0 The leuving These pianos are renowned for 1 TPAD leaves Weat zat St tat “ven restate five. their tone-lasting, resonant singing ii Siier SP a. ieem Big: fe ‘a ny mtg oo AGO ‘AND cH Sr GLEN ONOKO al Train leone at. | aif A Cortinndt aa Bates iy HLS My Bee | 4 ba Newark, Market Bt, | niga SR mM eS Ret 808 . o OG | this chance flip by. 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