The evening world. Newspaper, September 2, 1904, Page 6

aM ix rE oF PTS Woman Reporter Sees Voters! Struggling to Get Into Meet- ~ HEARD ABOUT PARKER © {AND THE CONSTITUTION. ‘It Was All Greek to Her, but She Did Admire the Cut of the Clothes of the Republican _ Orator. 4 + "A dewildered woman reporter walked ‘who were falling over each other Wild enthusiasm to get into two i} dings opposite to each other in / Broadway to-day and tried in vain @et past a mob of hungry. excited | Brondway. near Houston street. © The men on the east side of the street Tpeemed to be fighting to get over on West side, and the westusiders were ling to et Into No, 59 “What Is the matter?” asked the re. rter who, being a mere woman, could ribute the hollowed-eved enthusiasm 4 Nothing short of religious ecstacy. | § "Political meetings of the Commeretal Re ers,” replied a cop, who was ‘f to save the reporter from being pled under foot. “These here men o without thelr hh jugt to hear some feller scream) it Roosevelt or Parker,” “But those wild screams on the tnalde | ‘ the bulldings? That booming and| 4 found. Was that escaping steam ‘&n explosion?’ f « “Don't know of no steam pipes bust- | | miss, sald the cop “though there | « Me plenty of hot alr, for sure,” The Dividing Line, | “But why do the men push and strug: | { im opposite directions? Why don't 4 fost drop into the building near- | ¢ to them?” “Why, miss. don't you know a Repud- | wouldn't go into a Dimooratic political ” ‘Brevollers.” ea! the woman reporter 2 are the lovely young men with | “ that the native beaus are not Meal thing in fall styles, I am T would like to attend the political but It doesn't matter to mo @, Just #0 the commercial trav- there and I can «et some @ these De rplexing political situations Over in the Republican headquarters Pictures of Roosevelt were mani- ‘wes the inscription “National Com- ro League. "Z believe 1 will try the Democrats reporter, “I know more travellers.” atic Business Men's Retreat at 697 Broadway the reporter, Men looked startled wonderingly at her. A lovely man in a white waistcoat and | halt parted in the middle kindly ‘to explain everything and helped Dewildered reporter to a seat. Bvery- there were mottoes like “To Pre the Unton the Constitution Must Preserved. The Pen Is Mightier the Sword,” while up on a niat & man who looked Hke Bryan with Bis hair cut short was oratine Men were everywhere Not a woman (wee in sight. Smoke rose in clouds, for If they could noi eat, these tasting men could smoke. | Woman Reporter Pussies. , The man on the platform was talking ‘ it the situmition in Porto Hico, he didn't seem to like. Anyway, the woman reporter could under- Wee that the Phil have self-rovernment fie Waa londered if [ wR the : “ aatoss the street had pine situation was Satisfaction the orator ebout how much the the to while every dnd then the to be over and the out, the reporver Pas ag A But His Clothes Fitted Him. man with beautiful clothes, cut in latest Cig Mg up and began to a id that they Were Amertoan . 8, Ever, obeered. Then he bhat he hia coun better ntmself—just like the orator over sald—and that he ited to see the country saved by the vepublican party. woman rter, who didn’t pe Big an the by J was ¢ vitality over Ameri- citizenship and allusions to best it would ., Anyway, Broadway and on thore jr hungry men it their Junches, @ure that the Repub- was in the right, 5 x} Pas plat ~ ings of Commercial Men, and! campaign | « f “I know all about the Commerciat | ‘ love, fashions and make the girls wise | 4 WESTERN CGE TO. PARKER Joseph G. Johnson, of Kansas, PBOECOEDFG 2-2-30K6-5-04 04504 Enthusiastic Bryan the Nationa! Headquarters, the most enthualastio Bryan accepted. gated the move, Reports from the West have thuse over Parker, ing for Wataon or Debs, Mr. Johnson is believed to be anticipated that as soon as he dust of travel off his clothes begin to get William J. Bryan Coming to Aid Taggart at Demooratio Joneph G. Johnson, of Kansas, one of the country, a man who stuck to Bryan and shouted for Bryan and whispered for Bryan in the St, Louls Convention even after Judge Parker was nomi- nated, ls coming to New York to be chief assistant at Democratio head- quarters of National Chairman Tag- gart. The Invitation has been sent and It {9 understood that the National Executive Committee inat!- the effect that the Democrats in the Bryan strongholds have fatied to en- Many of them have announced their intention of vot- The Bryan leaders, while outwardly fa have not been doing any effective work. Brings Western Gingg who can put some ginger {nto the Bryan forces out West, and that Is what hg Is being brought to Now York for. It la seeaheaoee 4 change In this Genator HH he n ent Metment of Man, and Platt not fam Allen Whi Magasine for President Roosevelt smashed frauds. information? Whar ‘Dimeelf in magazine, or men in ole reporter, this William Roosevelt and Senator stil) WORCESTE: been all the w tm as tered noon = been to verib by yesterday" mete the he will busy on ower Ragaevelt cottes: toa! don't say anythin Mabon Johnaon ta depended upon non. When asked if he the Murphy-MoCarren feud had been pettied he wld he Not! it, Senator Hi Begew's aaserti the Broome County Fair , chat attempted to Interfere with ‘Rooeev: f etisa ‘ton, conn: frauds, Senator Fl) wala: “The statement that Se threaened he Pre: HOAR SHOWS NO CHANGE. and Rests condition of Senator George F. Hoar to-day was much the same aa it has “The Senator passed night and ie taking nourisl hed by his phi apparent change THE WORLD: FRIDAY MORGAN VISITS TEDDY. (By T. E. SHTITEPYIDTOOE ¢ >> NO EXPLOSION'UST YET, . 7 NT a, i ) , but thoy ‘ker, | Mr, to meke 4 state of affairs. ye Back lett for Albany if he had Home. this after- heand that abu ator oh at iM, jon, ing of made ina elt concerning the in- | i of Bing- ‘with the postal | t Ben interfered with but t Is made In Will- article in MoClure's this month, telling how | the postal | '0 onl at PARKER SETS DATE FR ST, LOU VSI ESOPUS, Sept, 1—Judge Parker wit!) | leave here on Gept. % to vistt the Lou- {elana Purchase Exposition at @t Louls nounced that the Judge has no inten- tion of making any speeches either at eo, pte Hee Ge setern peetetity on hile in @, Louwls they will be the eats of Mrs, Daniel Manning, of Al- 7, widow of the former Seoretary of the Treasury, who |s President of the Woman's Board |n connection with the Exposition, and whose 8t. Loule home {a at No. 4990 Bertin avenue. The annual manting re Association — wil 3 governed the selection of the date for the itp to Bt, Louis, but Judge that he would attend the meting of the and will be in 6t. Loule four days, apoelation, ore Depew! This announcement was made at ae oar re eg Rosemount to-day and it wae also an-| he will be governed by his own P ment at the time. The date fi for the return of the party makes It clear Louls or en route, going or return-| that Judge Parker does not cxrest to core ¢ ceremonies inetden! to id Mr, White get his} o Judge will be acoompanied by York State Day at the Exposition, Mra, Parker and Gecre MoCaus . 4, when Gov, OdeN will Btther he was absolutely They. will Gand te *¢4 Oot. S. en make an | land. sure of his ground before he committed | iting over the New York Cantrat po] | Hudaon River and Big Four Rallroads, ‘will go from here diroct to St. Louis now @ question of veracity between | = Digh-class, non-partisan ho is a reokless, unrell- It seems to me that It Allen White, President Senator Depew.” Nourtehment nM. R, Maas. Bent, &—The! 1 Tak eek. The following bulle- ab hte residence this fore. comfortable cians. T) In his condition from PEABODY & 00, UST AnO BORARON GreETE Staple styles are well their friends. Oth Ave. and 27th Street. Third Ave. & 122d Street. 609 8th Ave., 39th & 40th Sts, 4°. 162 Bowery, near Broome St. "<,'"* 2891 3d Av., 150 & 15 ist Sts, Brooklyn Store, 829-831-833 Broadway, between Park & Ellery St. SIX BIG BEST STORES: Button, Lace and Blucher. Medium and Heavy Weights. Ready now in six big, bright, busy Blyn Stores, Prominent feat- ures of these newest shoes are the narrower fat and drop toes, with swing lasts, and full outside extension soles, are popular, made with smooth, soft kid and fancy represented. A tplendid organization whose force is exerted for the eco- nomical production of reliable shoes only, of stores, where large business minimizes the expenses and permits the lower prices that bring back old customers with SHOES I “ (Gu Patent Leather, x Calf, Wax Calf, th Black Russia, Vici Kid and Horsehide Enamel, Shi ny leathers } | ‘ough tops. Careful location N EVERY GRADE, _ THERE’S NOBODY JUST LIKE YOU, ening her i remained at work and threat- and Judge Parker In his ibrary, STORE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY, Sheet music sale All day Saturday. The most popular New York vocal and instrumental successes and this season’s new hits, which sell regularly at $0 or 60 cents per copy, are offered at 11¢ each, A BIT O° BLARNEY, ROSES AT TWILIGHT, MY BLUE-EYED SUE, THE GIRL YOU LOVE, BLUE BELL, GOOD-BYE, LITTLE GIRL, GOOD-BYE, LAUGHING WATER, SAMMY, Msslaaippl Mami, Peace ages more'tne Southern, Roses Down | Were the Guwanee That Little oti you add, Hannah, Won't You Open That Door On ining, Silvery wstbony Marguerite (new Qiejancer, Swit BLIN SVEET ADELINE ae POR ASTROLL Soul Taiae JOHT POR MIN MEET MEIN ST, LOUIS, LOUIS, * Instrumental, Under the Elms, Sun Dantes, ta Water, Southern Queens, ABito' ey, Nubian, Panama, Valse |’ideal, Unter den Linden, The nters, maren, St. Louis Rag, Burning o Roms, Mon Amour Waa, Midnight Fire Alarm, Polly Prim. Chariot Rave, Classic Mustc. Intermozzo Cavalleria, Cludfetlow March. Old Foriks at Home, Old Kentucky Home, Noetut Under Double kagle. rer the Waves, Meldelssonn Spring ody ng. The Vite Princess, April Smiles. Love's Old Sweet So Siivery Waves, ove's wi }s Jerusaiem, 1m of Paradise, Lost Chord, Somomper Me, Molody tn P. Simple Confess! Largo. Monastery Bells, Sweet Sepiember. ‘William Tell, Operatic Music, 15e. Peggy Brady. bay Man, Heldelberg stein Meslnes of The Violet, ys of Old, My San Domingo Maid, Pecullar Julia, Flo, 10's Groat to Be Crazy. Add 2 cents extra for each plece ordered by mall. — No C. O. D. orders filed. — UNYPSSOT , SUATH AVE: 19270208 STREETS $ sale of men’s high grade, dressy black 10 Thibet Autumn suits worth up to ‘18. ["s a very weak argument merely to say these are $48 suits, for that is said quite Ca 84 Fleer, ‘ frequently by a great many houses, We will fo further and guarantee your selection to be a : is dressy, perfect in fit and correct In style—one that you'll be proud to adopt as your best black sult for Fall and Winter, They're not too heavy for present wear and not too light for Winter, but jusf*right to wear on almost any occasion when you want to appear well-dressed during the next eight months, the price is only $10, Second Floon The expert workmanship and high quality of the materials In these sults set them Apart from the usual run of suits that are claimed to be worth up to $18. They're on & par with the smart tailor-made suits, and since they fit so well, what's the use to pay $20.00 or $25.00? These suits are made after the very latest mod- els, Were Just turned out by one of the country’s very best manufacturers, You may have either single or double ‘breasted. The double is ae the ot this season. To be brief in our description, the ining is of Ss serge—collars and lapels hand made—broad concave shoulders—a complete range of sizes, 34 to 46 chest— regular, slim or stout—remember, the pricerall.day to-morrow, or while this lot of 200 suits lasts, Is $10, Here are three extremely good bargains for Saturday: ==—_ 200 men's new;100 youn men’s}100 cravenette Fall salesmen’s sample} new Fall sults—16 to] rainvcoats—value $15— $18 and $20 sults to-/20—single or double|all sizes — to-morrow morrow, breasted, therprice ts but 10 |%7.95 | *10 The boys need just such suits as these for school---a sale at 3.95. HERE’LL be a veritable rush for boys’ suits next week, for school begins a week from Monday—wisest \'s course as well as the most econ- omical is to select your boys’ suits tomorrow, when these ex- § ceptionally high-grade, handsome, serviceable suits will be offered le at the extremely low price of $3.95. There’s an unusually wide range of the latest styles, and, of course, choosing to-morrow will be more satisfactory than when the crowds come, At 3.95 Norfolk suits with bloomer trousers, navy blue serge, fancy mixtures— a? fine cheviots; sizes 7 to 16 years. No better sults for school. Bowdie-breeaved | Lonbamman yep ar Lo ihletlog blue—fancy colorings—mixe nen collars—serges—in navy, . al bl brown; al woe Se 7! ESO OS) OF aitenuen ot SQ 95 Covert reefers—nicely tall- e Covert top coats—cut very e ored—embroidered chevron on stylish—fine quality Italian lin- sleeve; sizes 2% to 10. ing; sizes $ to 16 years. SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,———______ New Fall coats To-morrow *12). T'S the first sale of the season, and affords correct ideas in the new top coats at fully ¢ less than the regular selling price, ‘ Of course, there's possibly warm weather to come, but then a coat for these cool evenings wouldn’t come amiss, and this sale gives you $16.75 coats for $12. Every day sees our stock augmented by new arrivals in suits and coate— t clever creations that will be admired for their exelusiveness and style. Top Coats—28 inches long—every seam strapped—coat is lined with a fine quality of satin and conforms in every detail to the newest fall requirements—self trimming about cuffs and collars—will be our regular "12 $16.75 coat—Saturday at... .sse00 The new tourist coats—You cannot find a coat in all New York to equal these for less than $25; at that, they have not the exclusive style characteristics of these garments—42 inches long— sleeveslined throughout; § body of garment lined to waist with a fine quality of satin—a regular $25 coat at. l 8 Tailor-made suits—The correct styles for Fall wear—those exclusive styles that you'll admire Hagen of their individuality—perfect workmanship and the excellent character of materials, 22 to 42 inches coat effects ‘ made up in exclusive patterns In novelty materials—strictly tailor made—at iS | 8 \\ $35, £27.50, $22.50 and tee euenees Two exceptional values for misses, $5.95 for misses’ smart covert) $3.59 for girls’ doubie-pr , jackets for immediate wear, in reefers of cheviot in red, two models, flat stitched collar, with belt) and brown, flat stitched collar, full sleeve . |. all around, or notched collar, selfestrapped, with embroldered emblem. Sizes 6toee, lined with tallor serge; 14216, A good coag for school wear, SIMPSON CRAWFORD Men’s *1.50 @ 2 shirts , 89c. T'S amazing the way discriminating men have become enthused over these high- grade $1.50 and $2 shirts we've been selling at 89, this week, and here's another lot of 1,200 that will create a greater sensation than ever, Saturday. All the latest styles—all the newest patterns, and the materials are the kind required by exacting dressers, Also they're just right to wear from now until next Summer, according to most men’s ideas of comfort, Main Floor, This jot is the remainder of the entire If you'll come to see these shirts you surplus stock of a famous Troy manu- will recognize this as your ideal oppor- facturer which we purchased at half price. tunity to secure a supply to last through That’s why these great bargains are so out the Autumn and Winter months, plentiful for Saturday buyers. Come to-morrow to make your selections, irts—200 doz- for 4 shirts—250 doz- 89c ty Lahm shits, We 68c en of these made of ver haa't wae tbe eage bane, Bk WO good quality woven and printed mad- NA ras cloths, make and style of the on the pricey Layproat ad — J very best; perfect qualities, detached cloths, attac or de cuffs, ¢ cuffs. When you see the trade mark desirable patterns only, some pleated } you'll instantly recognize these shirts fronts among the lot, Val- 89 Ic as the world’s standard, ue 84.50 to 92, at... Value, at... 68c Correct Autumn *5shoesat*2.40 THs is the first reat purchase of sample Autumn shoes of the season, and it enables Simpson awford Co, tooffer the very highest grade of women’s $5, $6 and $7 bench. made footwear, new correct styles, for Autumn at the remarkable bargain price of $2.40, It will be impossible to secure such bargains a little later because the rush will then be on and regular prices will evail, It will save half? Bench-made shoes are the acme of shoe bs yee and serviceableness, and in the samples absolute tion {s always required. We have them in all kinds also be more difficult to choose, Why not come to-morrow, choose lelsurely and of leather, styles of heels and all styles of tips—sizes Pra ry $ We've added other lines Second Floor 2.40 to make the range of widths and sizes complete, School shoes worth to ‘3 at ‘1.50. We're making school shoes a specialty more than ever this season and the qualities are "way above the average at the prices we ask. If you purchase to-morrow you'll not be caught in the great rush of next week. ‘ School begins September 12th, you know, So it’s not too early to make your selections, Second Floor isses’ $2.75 9 “ToeOut” style, finest | $ for boys’ §2to $3 s 4 strongfootwear in *1.50 ee HA 28, Cand D widths, | 1.50 rot leather or pe Lig dba ga sizes $1.25 to $2 for misses’ and children’s *Nature” shoes | 2% to $}4, broken stzes and widths, 2, all stzes feet, velour calf or vici 5% to | $2 tor boys’ $3 shoes, Goodyear weit calfskin, “Nature” style, bod pa ; ha inde °| 2 itrongest school show made sits 11 to $3%4,C, Det,