The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1904, Page 5

W AMIN HER ‘Son of Italy’s Ruler Will Be Given Title of Prince of Pied- » mont, Insuring Him Recogni- tion of the Vatican. | QARDINAL WILL BAPTIZE THE INFANT AS HUMBERT. ‘Emmanuel Ill. Receives Greet- ings from European Monarchs | and Has Marked Royal Birth with Gifts. | | NOME, Sept. W.—The majority of the People approve tre King Vi tor Emmanuel int: yosing the title Of Prince of Rome for the helr to the throne, borm list night, as tt would have mixed the © struggle and w confilet between ¢ tine when the P ing toward mo Tt ie belie that of Prince fixed for all time Prince, as is the th Wales in Bagland The thle of Prince o regarded as a di of Prince of of Naples and of Piedmont ‘To celebrate the birth of the heir the King has granted amauesty to eeriers and has also shortened by six months the terms of imprisonment for certain crimes. Cardinal to Bi . King Victe aman received the warmest congratulotions through- out the kingdom and also most cor- @ial despatches from Emperor Nich- olas, Emperor William, President Lou- bet. King Edward and Emperor Fran- cia Joseph, The Queen of Roumania sent Queen Helena a poem on the event The infant rince will be barmtized by Cardinal Richelmy, Archbishop of Turin, and will be christened Humbert ‘The birth of the Prince 1s of more than ordinary importance, because && insures the continuance In power ef the direct line of the house ef Savoy, represented by the pres- ent King, Victor Emmanuel IIL | It is a severe bi to the hove of Aosta, as in the event that no male heir should have been born to tho present King the son of the Duke and| Duchess-of Aosta would have succceed- ed fo the Italian throne-atter the death + of the present King. Jaw, by which the succe! throne in Italy is governed, only male heir can succeed to the throne, and if there fs no such heir the throve falls to the male representative of the Mine nearest of kin. In this case, the nearest Une would have been the joure of Aosta, the Duke being the eldest mephew of the late King Humbrt, Tatense Rivalry Extated, Ever since the present King, then the| # Crown Prince, married Princess Helena, 4aughter of Prince Nicholas of Monte- negro, the Duke and the Duchess of Aosta watched the course of event Whh the greatest interest, and there was intense rivalry existing between Queen Helena and Duchess Helena, which caused considerable cold- mess between the two women. Helena had been married two years and the court had nearly given up ail hope that she would become a mother, fwhen & son was born to the Duke and the Duchess of Aosta, When :t was announced toward the fend of 1900 that the Queen expected to become @ mother all Italy began to look forward with anxious expecta- tion to the birth of the child, devoutly wishing & to be » On June 1, Im, the Queen’ ohild, Princess Yolanda Margherita Milena, was born, and the prospects of the young beir| of the house of Aosta again took a Might to the heights of expectation, The second child, another girl, the} Princess Mafalda Marla Elisabetta, | mus bora to the Quimn Nov. 19, 1904, and the news of her birth carried dis- appolutment to the heart of every loyal Ttallan, Since then it was practically | conceded that the house of Aosta was in the direct line of succession unless the unexpected should occur and the Queen bear @ son. The birth of Prince Humbert last) night puts an end to all speculation and gattles the ‘Sapetion 4 succession 4 maoently, unl e young ace should dle before his time, ide Prepared for « Son. Notwithstanding the disappointment of ihe royal couple caused by the birth of the two daughters, everything had | been prepared for the event of the birth of a son, A complete household was ly to assume its duties with the heir jo the throne as soon as he was born, and even a special cradle, beautifully warved and richly equippe: | waiting for his arrival for iy seven ra. The cradle was ready when ) Princess Yolanda was born, but she ‘Was not permitted to rest her tin ty the crib. being reserved. for the clusive use of the future king. ‘Queen Halena is thirty-one years old, having been born on Jan. §, 1873. Sho is cone! one of the most beautiful ‘Women belonging to any of the reigning houses of Europe, and can boast of most robust health and a height of six feet with @ well-proportioned body, which ehe carries with eas. and dignity, She was reared at the Russian court, and ber love of Russia is almost as great as that of her native country, Montenegro. ABHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Official an- nownvement to ‘the American Gavern- ment of the birth of a son to the King of Nioly ut Turin iast night came to the State Department this morning In a cablegram froin Pietro Cuneo, Amerl- ean Consul at Turin. —— DROWNED IN NORTH RIVER, Michael Thompson, twen old, of No. § Beach place, while work- ing the Fall pak Une steamboat iene Sig Bate werorere ¢ INFANTS LONG SLIPS of fine nainssoks land fancy stitching: finished wath dainty ve fancy stitching, * LONG SKIRT TO MATCH - superior quality; pretty square yoke, back | and eight rows of fine Val. lace insertion Queen ‘THE BIG STORE SIEG Intants’ Long Slips. | dainty round yoke of fine Val. lace insertion ruffles of lace; shirt has deep hem and two f Val. li d | cows of Val lace anion nd OO.) 4,25 Infants’ Long Dresses. INFANTS’ LONG DRESSES. of nainsook and front of fine Val. lace, insertion and feather stitching: skirt has wide ruffles and six rows of fancy bonnet stitch.ng; to-morrow, LONG SKIRT TO MATCH 4.75| 1,78 | Infants’ Christening Dresses INFANTS CHRISTENING DRESSES of Persian lawn; excellent quality; exclusively designed yoke; back and front of very fine embroidery insertion: finished with French stitching, Skirt has three rows of embroidery | insertion and sixteen rows of pin tucks; fin- ished with one inch ruffle of fine Y/) erbroidery, 6.51 2.95 LONG SKIRTS TO MATCH High Srade Cigars ina | Important “Clean Up’’ Sale. Don't let the smallness of the prices give you a wrong idea as to the superior quality Included in this sale are 8,000-Key West Clear Havana Cigars at ex: of these Cigars. actly one HEIF off the regular selling prices. Upder the Balle of several recent special purchases, and because we do not carry them in stock regularly sion to the | we want the space they now occupy as soon as possible. Two lots as follows:— 5,000 KEY WEST CLEAR | Loot 7 HAVANA CIGARS inthe, following sizes; Club Purita- nos and ; Puritanos Finos; regularly | up to $4.50; clean-up box of 50, we 2,75 aK regularly 8.00; Ani box of 100, Ye box of 100, RA £ HAVANA PANETELA! ana Panetelas shape, Ls arate matic, Auniversary Bale price, Double “S. & H.'” Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week trom 8:30 Till 12 o'Cicck, Thereafter, Single St | their Fi a deep hem; sizes 6 months to 2 that. | There has been a feeling! pe RiliteL anal. ACITY IN ITSELF OPERG s Uatil Closing tHour, Infants’ Coats, Caps & Dresses. Daintiest Creationsin Vogue. Mothers who are perplexed in selecting suitable clothing for the infant members of s will gladly welcome the inter- exing news in the appended detail. Where such superior values predominate prices quoted here are extraordinary. Infants’ Short Dresses. INFANTS SHORT DRESSES of fine nainsook; round yoke of fine tucking and Finished with wide ruffe trimmed with lace insertion and edge; very full skirt with years, 98e INFANTS’ SHORT DRESSES of fine naintooks Mop ead ang dal embroid- ery; very full skirt wit 7 sizes 6 months to 2 years 4 a 5 INFANTS SHORT DRESSES of fine Parisian lawn: prety yoke; back and front of Val. lace insertion and hematitching: skirt has one row of wide Val, lace insertion ' 2 iat sizes 6 months to 2 50 Infants’ Sitk Cape. INFANTS’ EMBROIDERED SILK CAPS, dainty designs, silk lined, full lace ruche and liberal silk ie strings. 7Se INFANTS’ CAPS of fine Du Barry silk, Dutch style, silk lined, prettily trimmed with Val. lace and fancy ribbon, gen- ¢rous silk tie strings, 1 25 INFANTS CAPS of fine cryscal silk, with swan's down ruche; silk lined and wide tie strings. 150 Intents’ Coats, INFANTS’ LONG AND SHORT COATS of domesuc Bedford cord made with te BIS Extra Special Ge-Uforrow CHILDREN’S DRESSES of white figured bev in ie een Norfolk and Princess styles, ly trimmed with white pique; ee 2005 years, 69e (Second Floor, Centre, 19th Bt.) Most These Cigars represent the “odds and ends” 3,000 KEY WEST CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS in the Lot 2 following sizes: Perfectos Revel Perfectes, Perfectos Ly Favori- tas Exaras, regularly up to $3.00; clean-up price, box 35, 4, 75 ER, HAVANA FILLE make, at half regu Rothechilde or. Diplomatices, Anal versary Sale pric of 80. 1 PORTO RICAN prime quality @ Casadores, Anniversary Sale price, box of 0. 1 RS at special prices; MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED, in Floor.) j Fall Garments—Moist- ure Proof, The Label Ciav:nette”’ Assures the so-called} somehow that “Rain Coat” is defunct, passe. | | ete. ete, Yes, the “Rain Coat”) without a pedigree is a coy Bo the market, but genuine Rain Coats made of good fabrics. in| all the new colorings, bearing the ‘Cravenette” stamp, coats that fit and have style are here to stay. We have them in great selec- tions of style and colorings and| sizestofitevery buildofman. — | Tuxedo Coats and Vest5. | Correct for All Uccasions. Cur TUXEDO GOATS AND VESTS are absolutely correct in} every detail. Black lusireless fabrics | Lag saw! colar faced with snk. | ¢ new “Poole” front. Waistcoats cut THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SRPTEMBER 16, 19N, BOWS 10 POPE ‘An Oxtraordinary List of Sth Birth $/0--Ghe Men’s Store day Cailor-WMade Day. Che Siege’ CooperStore IntroducesaYew Feature, This innovation in conjunction with the Autumn Opening Displays of Women’s Apparel is certain to create much interest, for the style show will be of an entirely different character. In place of all the beautiful light gowns and fancy creations will be seen the more substantial tailor-made garments— Tailor-Made Suits, Tailor-Made Skirts, Tailor-Made Coats, Tailor-Made Cravenettes. in ew Suis" At 527,50 “ungng tut" Sue, At SE 75 | The new full style in skirts is td jels snug the hips, the season. The correct 6.75 A noteworthy showing of clever styles shape now in vogue can be found in this collec- tion—long or short fitted styles, blouse styles, vested or military effects; the finest of materials in b'ack and seasonable | beginning to flare just above the knee. These a Panama Cloth in black, blue 2 7. 50 and brown are neatly plaited, ' : colors | Many New Effects in a. $/6.50 al Off 7 yrs Tailored Coat ; li Sresial Bioriad of At J. 20, 00 \ A high standard of Neatness and attractiveness f : has been obtained in the designing of this style. We are also showing an immense line of tailored | |t is made of narrow-wale English Covert Cloth suits at $20—the best showing we ever made in | in the new Havelock shape and is the variety of ideas, as well as handsomely trimmed with self. 16. 50 values. any strictly new effects covered buttons, of excellent fabrics, 20. 00 — =r POF’ pea eee ; _______ | New Style Priestley A S. V5, 00 “The Much Favored ' | Cravenette Coats t , At S6. Ve The “Cravenette” is a most essential garment for women. and no wardrobe is complete without One of the smartest models in the newest nov- | one. The name B. Priestley & Co, in the “Cra- Runabout Skirts elty, Herringbone Cheviot. in black or blue. A | venetie” world stands for highest quality. These handsome side plaited style with foot | Priestley Cravenette Coats come ere tailored and perfect 6. 4 5 : La or tan, and very prettily 75. 00 When alterations are necessary they are made so skilfully that the fit is exactly as though executed by a high-class custom tailor, and the additional charges are very moderate. news oer amarel saviour, Secoat Flor, Front) TM] f Store, Offering tor Skturday--$/0 The New Single-Breasted \ Double-Breasted Sack Suits, The most extensive display of double-breasted sack suits to Sack Suits for Men. be found anywhere. | We are showing special models inthese Worsteds. Cheviots. | suits adapted For young men. middle-aged That splendid fabric which Novel effects of plaids, over- men and old men. The most conservative or sied, iy 4 keeps the shape so well, in a checks and stripes. Bright and "ose¢s and black Thibe variety of new colorings. Casiimeres in. conservativ airacuve shapes and special weaver of medium Cassimeres. Black Fabrics. weight, sedate celorings and fancy Smooth surface, in new Au: tumn shades av! silk mixtures. Hard and soft (.rish. Sizes worseds as well as nobby, bright chev Prince Albert Coats and from 33 to 44 breast, and the j its For very as well as colorings and large or stout men. OLLARS, V¢ also show a special model for very Vests. price beginsat TEND: itor wes. No mare dorvening of ieuves Heretofore Prince Albert or or trousers necessary. Suits that are Frock Coats and Vests were considered bargains at “TWENTY DOLLARS,” but all the old landmarks of bargains have been demolished by this organization, and we are fitting menwithPrinceA bert Coatsand Vests of fine black Thibets, silk- faced lapels, serge lined through- to-wear, and you may Segin as low Top Coats and Overcoats :« We are showing Top Coatd |#* TEN DOLLARS “ jaunty and stylish, Made of d-Button Cutaway Frock Covert and Twill in light and Suit of Black. medium colorings; also Black| We are showing them in Thibets Fall Overcoats, silk lined. All #4, in Duasenals cut on ihe new. Fal medel, serge lined of course. and in all correct as to detail, and you can sizes including those for siout_men A we grerita ett loan se fer every a bew as low in price as TEN cate curs pat Bae Fa Sten Rost aes "| We benin at TEN DOLL ARS | DOLLARS, [Wee ar ee os TEN BO'LARS Pe ALISA WNLP IN 778) AS CON) ama ‘idles Speetals for Said | SIEG | Oa ae NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ‘THE NG STORE ACITY IN ITSELF SIXTH AVE. sechdwieiun — WS*OTSTS, NEW YORK. Passengers on the Sixth Avenue System E Second Floor of the Siegel Cooper Store from Eithe Special Entrance Having Been Constructed for That Women’s Silk Wais Women’s Taffeta Silk Waist. | WOMEN'S TAFFETA SILK WAISTS, in black, white r j clors; excellent quality Taffetas and cle designed; front Thouldee bust aahisied. tucked faye! plaited; full ® t Cy tucked back, very full sleeves, new stitched collar and tie; ex- 3, 7. 5 traordinary value at WOMEN'S TAFFETA SILK WAISTS, of extra good quality, in black only, handsomely designed front, cluster tucked, with two rows of hem- stitching between; front plait trimmed with three large fancy silk buttons, tucked back; new full sleeves and fancy stock; extraordinary 5. 00 e value, at Women's Plaid Silk Walsts. ‘WOMEN'S HANDSOME PLAID SILK WAISTS, in a variety of the mom desirable colorings; front and back cut on the bias; artistically tailored; new full sleeves, stock collar and large bow 5. 90 tie; especially priced at ° Also several other new ayles to select from at this price. WOMEN'S RATE. PLAID Rar WA's, exquisite array ings. ly tailored, front wise double hone plait. pen gry 24 small sith deep cuffs of silk finished with four rows of itched plaid si collar. with trim-over and four-inshand tie of solid colored silk; stylish waist of the seasons special ar (Women's Outer Apparet Sections, Second Vietor Catking Machine Then small monthly paj until your machine is paid Prices $15.00 to “Hie masren's voeE” Owners of any size of Victor Talking Machines or those who buy one may inowledge . of French, Spanish and Serman® By the Use of Lan e Records, Ws have se apm ore tration of thi of learning foreign innpmnens sad lure cnghejas « moti thoroughly pel tap ty French, Spanish and courses, Price List for Records Only. ie One Set (12) Elementary French, One, Set (12) Advanced Prenei Book of G Set of Records and Cext Books Hise on the Sasy-Payment ‘The student of the la: named learns quickly how to pronownce. in s0 doing eliminates the difficulties of language acquisition. The Tahing Maghion: 1s his tutor, for him to mispronounce words, The machine eget questioned intermi . kt never wearies, it never becomes vexed, bus is and pauent teacher. ‘Teachgrs and educators in general are pardcularly ) unique system of study, = ar Will Bring One to Your Home. At the end of thiny days you begin paying small monthly payments. Almose “909 before you know your machine is paid ™ Ey 5, Prices: $10,0010950,00 © The Edison Phonograph is the tom marvelloes of sound-producing invens UF tions. le 1s a perpetual encertainment Each Machine Is Equip with the Newest Model & producer, a Good Horn anda Carrying Case. 4 Come and hear ihe oo rae We " ‘ancy, Benin Wh an Eason you can reproduce yout Own Edison High Ak aoenrnne Te Aah i A eh