The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1904, Page 5

OEE TT eT “DAVID B." GAZES | AT A PICTURE HAT nn roi compe tist Mortimer Shows How *Woltert’s Reset be Sage Goes to: See Rogers Bros., but Wide- gauge Headgear on Obsti- ~ _ hate Female’s Head.Prevents, | ~-— HIS See AFTER THE macy USHER FAS & THE LADY WH SECon SOOT IOOSD David B. Hill ts not quite sure whether he has seen “The Rogers , Brothers in Paris" or not. Hie occupied @ sat In the orchestra of the New Amsterdam Theatre and heard the, music, but a woman with a picture! hat occupied a seit three rows ahead of him | And the woman would not remove! the hat Mr. Hill and a male friend went tole the theatre and took seats on the atsle| @ fm the alxth row of the orchestra, ‘The! Woman with a hat, a large hat with @ {uxurious spreading feathers, which she | ¢ Was quite willing to have admired, foon came {n and sat down tn a seat three rows ahead of Mr, Hill, When the curtain arose My, Hill saw! @ the hat. He didn't see much else, ‘Then |? @n usher came to the rescue and re-| 2 Quested the woman to remove her far: ing headgear. ‘I shall do nothing of the kind,” sh replied. “It's my hat and I'm going to wear It, I'm so far down front that tt doesn't bother anybody and I don't care Mf tt does.” After this somewhat heated reply the Wher retired discomsted The Rogers Brothers came on and Sang thelr opening song and Mr. Hit] counted the feathers on the hat. Then 12 there was a dance number, and the Deautles of the chorus came into view- that, is into the view of all in the @udience but Mr. Hill, His view was |. confined to the hat The hat began to grow on the “Sage of Wolfert's Roost” after a while, but | - he managed to forget {t when Josephine gCohan began to do a song over at one ‘aide of the stage. Mr. Hill lked that, but Josephine remembered the first duty of an actress and returned to the cen-| 4 tre of the stage, and Mr, Hill—well, Mr, | 4 Hill resumed his view of the hat. Mark Luesoher saw his predicament, @n4 politely requested the woman to re- $42005600020080 THE LADY EMPHATICALLY REPUSES “To RENE Fas, A RE F Loser in Many Battles, Is Vanquished A gain, This Time by a Woman, and Ar- It All Happened. SEEDIAESE EDADEODERIE ESSE EFS DOD TEI OD DOE DODDS 60.0199 9990944000055 94OEL9 9444 000OD 900605000 FH7908 MS SMe ‘THE 1D USHER, ON, SMILING ANO RESIGNED 4 ® t 3| WOdOOOHL SOLEIL MEDE 16 COAOOOIDOEE DED CSA 14005 0004 O90d000004-14b000o0 | an! since then. no one in the entgbilah move the hat, but again ehe refused, On with he jmp uescher offered to ch Hill's seat, but he sald: it was hardly ‘worth while, and and besides, he had grown to like the hat. He stuck the pro- gonme out to & ed but he is in to-day as to whethe: Seow or fatto at iis FLEET CLERK RUNS DOWN A SUSPECT Broome street and the Bowery. Donofo's sister, Mra, Frank Romelo, has lived at the Ovcldental Hotel with er husband for a couple of years. eH TL LEW OUT eS merchant. When Donofo, who {s twenty-two | | years old, arrived in the city from If ‘aly, he was met by his sister and Salvatore Donofo, who arrived in |taken to the hotel, where he was as- this countfy two days ago from Italy, | signed to room 18, on the third floor, @ patient At St. Vincent's Hospital to-|/next to that occupled by his sister day aa the result of blowing Out the gas | and brother-in-law. in his room at the Ovoidental Hotel,’ A hallboy, going through the floor | | out. at dA. M. smetied gas, and traced It to Donvfo's room. He broke open the door and dashed in to open the win- dows, which were closed. Donofo was unconscious, and was haatily dragged Dr, Breen, from 8t, Vincent's Hospital, worked over him for an hour and finally removed him to the hospl | tal, where is ia sald he has a chance of recovery ‘The police regarded it ag an attempt at suicide, owing to the windows be! closed, but Mrs. Romelo, belleves mY an accident, and that’ her brother not know how to turn off the gag countries that might* spread all sorts aoe blew It out. Ing | In me THE WORLD) THURSDAY evEeING. SEPTEMBER 99, 1904. lHOW DAVID B. HILL FAILED IN HIS EFFORTS TO SEE THEATRE S17 STAGE BEHIND A BIG HAT Through glorious Autuns folta ting rivers, @ountains and gleas— ® « & Big > Four Line By the Famous Special Train “THE EXCELSIOR EXPRESS" And Other Good Trains. Lowest Rates Ever Offered most enjoya> Indian Summer--the ble Crag aa all at the greatest of all World’s F, Geass Exenrsions EVERY WEDNESDAY Greater New York Day, Oct. 1 New York State Day, Oct, 2 Round Trip, $18,00 Apoyo aay bts Heke Uttive, Broadway. D. ‘7B ee ee ee ey SOPTEPE HS DSO AD 9 64444454424 Shoe PEIATIOLD OOOO DOTS $O0860d FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN, Polson in Oriental Rugs. pay (From the Phiiadelpla Record.) Just snug enough to hol A salesman employed in the rug de- Rear eat eames turns, ute the foot securely, ment in permitted to handie an) new importations that have not been b= gated unless gloves are worn, salseaman fn question had ascrat one of his with « pin, supposition ie that in opentn, rugs gome from the | Orient Wi ¢ Inoculated with ry which resulted fatally. ig § eee, e me,” sald a friend ot the ‘etm, it such cases are not mote hat have — travelled through arkey and Armenia, where most ei the rugs are manufactured on | hand I Alth ahd squalor al- mom indescribable, where “the moe joreeraee of diseases are everywhere evidence. ‘These products, while wtiful from an artistle point of view, may readily carry germs to other ing for men, children. SOLD NOWHERE ELS@. JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St. Ns Y, AR WARREN © Mail Orders Filled. send tor Cotatogho, ‘of horrible contagion.” Catches After Exciting Street , Chase Man Alleged to Have pap gh { Stolen Box of Furs from an OPER 0. fy Express Wagon. > 1e7a1s"STS, | After an exciting pursuit for five Double “S. & H." Green Trad tom 8:30 Till Noon. Thereafter, "Slagle Seen Stamps att Ge wes seen by Frank Dollery, a @erk employed in the office, eo it ls eharged, as he started to run off with the box. Dollery set up a shout and cuorce No joraik | Odd Jacket | Sucts SLES & Pc. Suits, sizes 8 to 14 years, compris otmrted in Dursult, Smith ran through Fourth street to @ Lafayette place, and aes then turned up to Astor place. There ing medium and dark colorings, principally he cow x was hampered by his mixtures, some plaids, burden Gropped the box. 4 Dollery caught up with him at Eighth Double-Breasted Suits, te be At pases. whee tata ee Sizes 7 to 12 years, black. navy and fancy , ‘ntfl detectives Parker and Kenny, of mixtures, also overplaids and eifects, body ccradora rope yo - ay The Norfolk Suits, 7 to 12 and 15, 16 and 17 to the station, where he, t! i ( police say, admitted that he is ris peed years, fancy “iy and » Ove only. wwiet and that he has onl tl = er ee ey ney 73. o ussian Uvereoats ‘ ‘The oe “were found where * had | for Winter Wear Sizes 234 to 7 years. Colors navy, red, Che Boy 8° Storo--Frid zy | (be \White Madras. Remnant lengths of 40c, 50c and 60c qualities in fancy Jacquard 190 weaves; yard, L (Main Floor, Centre, 10th Bt.) al Onteloths | For Shelt and Cable; DARK COLORS, in 1{ widha 120 COLORS, same width, Ide DARK COLORS, 114 yards wide, 160 LIGHT COLORS. 190 SHELF OILCLOTH all colors, Be (Basectent,) + Agate Yicke? || Stee/ware. TEA KETTLES, agate nickel 500 seelware, No. 7, holding 5 qs. teste Not hot Ten, 700 Saunt = fe meelware, 3% qt size, 42 ¢ BERLIN KETTLES, agate nickel Hh royal, tan and brown. We do not statejthe value of these suits or much more than INSTRUCTOR KILLED BY AUTOAT HARVARD Arthur D. Wyman Run Down by a Machine Owned and Ope- ,fated by Leon Strauss, One of Students. overcoats; you wil see $1.85 they are worth—Friday. ‘“Vietory’’ Sewing Machines On the Easy Payment Plan. ._, This is a boon to those who are in need of Sewing Machine. ticulars please visit the Sewing Machine Store on the Th d Floor. For pat Ohe Fall Sale of Yotions. ppxoiwna WOOL, best grade; 2 ca Dress ahers’ Suppliet. Beer MENDING COTTON, biack and | ., nite; 2 balls, back ape | ro HOOKS AND EYES, js SEWING SILK; don spools (m0 ROMAN SEWING SILK. jp, black tid colors (100 yda); regularly §2.. ar 4-0% BLACK. BIL; a apn 1 “Piss, bine oF way: |} Piswcn PEARL BEADS. 18\4-1n, string. | Ch i tn many different sises; 1 TWIN ANCHOR HOSE *SUPPOR ERS, to adjust in front of Corvet, assorted col- Hope. SuPro TERS AND, BLAST 1 for'women an i, black aes mae cupporiere, full length, ekel CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Sept. 2.—Ar- thur D, Wyman, an instructay in the chemical laboratory of Harvard, and son of Charles F. Wyman, the Russian Consul at Boston, was struck and fa- tally injured by an automobile just be- fore midnight, He died at the Stillman infirmary at Harvard to-day. The au- tomobile was awned and operated by Leon Strauss, a student of Harvard, ‘The accident occurred on Massachu- setts avenue, Mr, Wyman, in company with another Instructor, R. C, Wells was taking 4 stroll and was crossing ‘che street near Harvard Bridge when the machine suddenly appeared and struck Mr, Wyman before he noticed ‘his danger, eee) DISTRUSTED. SHAW'S CHECK, CHICAGO, Bept. —Gicreiary of the United States Treasury Lesile M. Shaw difeulty in having a fotest teed Alcke!; sre, 8 INVISIBLE EY Rs, RACING WHEELS, iNET aH "WHITE COTTON TILLED | Inch wide, 100 D SIDR COMBS; several iD POMPADOUR com aM Tealtapie ‘colorn 4 one raby, Hit ping; ol ‘gin NETS in black SHIELDS; oul MY PROrcTeRs, ae COTTON, the best six cor white Glinited i ‘don. no co Wnleas other goods are onde: HEAVY MOHAIR TUBU' eas: =} ee re Ou Heating | Sore Popular Universal" Wodets SMALL SIZE UNIVERSAL sTov Es. vable fount, s&Inch pany wie Salant of stove 23 inches, made entirely of steel, nickel plated, Cpttral, drauant fount.” amouelens sand EDIUM SIZE. inches LARG! ne can be used for bret 4 reading rooms, ete, I eca> wick, %, Ine! 635 | hee high. These stoves ars our own special de- , and are guaranteed Ag 1O-Anch cireuiar wig Linens. Some at i Price or Less. ‘These are nd ends, and at the Weide vores austed ‘should, areaily eabance che atiractivences of Friday sbovoine The HEMSTITONED HUCK TOWELS, 1Se, PLATD GLASS TOWBLLING. Te We. DWIGHT ANCHOR SHEETING (@ ined), yard, We, CUSHION TOPS AND BACKS, 18: See, UNBLEACHED TABLE LINEX. gd ye acenises Gonna Pain’ La AlA-LINQN DAMASK (73 in a a K us fe vatifolé oan GERMAN 93 do. BLBAGH A bh AM bi ys 0 toch), dom. 2 GERMAN NEN NAP! ‘LL si2g CROCHET as Women’s Worsted « Shawls, Generous Sizes and Popular Colors. An excellent opportunity to purchase Worsted Knitted Shawls ata little price. We mention a quartet of exceptional interest WOMEN’S SQUARE WORSTED | WOMEN'S SQUARE WORSTED SHAWLS; knitted; generous SHAWLS; knitted; extra large size; deep fringe, white and black, 49e stitch, with desp fringe; red, blue, WOMEN'S SQUARE WORSTED| lick white, gry and pink IOC SHAWLS; knitted; generous size; honey: | WOMEN’S WORSTED HAND-MADE comb stitch, with deep fringe; red, CIRCULAR CAPE; large size; vhaakdoehece asceeed 69e prety colee combinations 28e “Jor Women's [4 00 Shoes Wade to Re Sold at $3.00. Kid or paene leather, Medium French Second Vicor, Centre, 148i | inings. Relow pitti Prices, SPUN TAFFETA in black and ny se and popule JQ pen sll sizes: also some with regular SILK FINISHED PERCALINE in black and ll the popular 759 65c For Children's BONED AND FITTED Shoes, Made to be sold at $1,25, Patent leather, spring heel Shoes, with hand turned soles. Sizes 3108. (24 Floor.) WAIST LININGS; ready for EP ay use; black gray and white, A Million Soap Wrappers Wanted SO Tobacco Tags, Coupons, Cigar Bands, Trade- marks, Package Coffee Labels or Signatures for ich the manufacturers offer substantial Premiums. If you bring these to the Siegel Sooper Store we will panenee them for ‘'§. @ H."’ Green Trading Stamps. Special Exchange Desk, 3d Floor Front. Here is a list ex- changeable for “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps: Florodora Tag Co. Tobveco {Br Bixby's Royal Polish Label. Tags, Cigar Bands, lobacco Jet-Oil. Coupons, etc. 8 Black Sparkle. Brown’s Satin Gloss Soap Trade | Bix! Bixolz. Marks. | Bixby’s ‘‘Tnree Bee" Size M. Brown’s Satine Washing Powder Bixby’s ‘‘Three Bee’’ Size B. Trade Marks. Bixby’s Best Shoe Blacking. Brown’s Satine Floating Soap | Bix! Satinola. Trade Marks. | Bix! Satinola No. § Brown's Sunshine Scouring Soap | Bixby’s Shoe Satin. Trade Marks. Bixby’s Shoe Satin No. 5. Force Trade Marks. Duceneews Jellycon Trade Ozone Sosp Trade Marks, | New York Family Story Paper Ozone Washing Powder Trade | Marks. Coupon. Ozone Starch Trade Marks, | New York Golden Hours Coupon. Ozone Perfume Trade Maris. Fireside Companion Coupon. Silexo Scouring Soap Wrappers. H. O. Trade parks Silexo Hand Soap Wrappers. Arbuckle rotaers’® Coffec Silexo Silver Soap Wrappers. Signatures, Holbrook’s Worcestershire Sauce | Star Brand Condensed Milk Wrappers. Labels. Raaway's Ready Relief Wraps W. &@ H. Walker Premium | , Certificates, Fuller & Jones Stamp Brand | Lion zpana Condensed Milk Milk Label, Lal Butler's Vanilla Crystal Label. | sweet lover Comiensed Milk | Babbitt’s Soap Wrappers. meee ead Iriecolor Soup | Ohe Big Store. —=—= World’s Fair roomy enough to afford perfect me ease, built along hygienic and th rt lines the Coward Shoe forms*the ideal foot cover- women and aaenme Ni ae Se a Guarantee Clothing ©. corner. 127 Street & Save, Unmatchable | Clothing Values. fj Our best arguments lay in our clothing. To see it is to Lig clothing of superior style and works. manship. To wear it is to feel well dressed, The styles we show ia the new Fall Suits are numerous, the pate terns the newest and the fabrics the most reliable, It is the greatest shows ing in upper New York, where we are conceded to be “The Best Store” —best in merchandise—best in val —test in the unswerving policy. absolutely guaranteeing every pum chase, It is your right to profit by these special values, Do so, theties here are three, unmatchable in New York, ¢ , 2 Men’s Fall Suits at; 9 9 4 Comprising single and double bi Sack Suits in all the latest Fall st, cheviots, thibets, tweeds, unfinished hard-finished worsteds, cassimeres, nals, &¢., in the new brown tures and overplaids. grays and blacks and blues. The New Fall Qvercoats at $6, $8, $10, $12, $15 and $18. Embracing a great showing of Top Coats in the new shades of tan 6 ert; rain coats $2 inches long and medium length overcoats, some silk SPECIAL OVERCOAT VALUE—We place on special Ly 150 new short top coats of fine double and twist tan covert, lined throughout, at the special price Guarantee Clothing Gil clenor 127 Street & S“Ave: corner id OHTTTTHHTT TTT > YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD AT TP SPEARS ‘= Why: “Spear” Spells Success. Because we give you the best service, Because we give youthe best values. Because “your credit is good.” 4 scasceceraseaianeeserase This very substant!sl Brass and Iron Bed, sold in other stores for $8 and $10, Our price...... S-Piece Parlor Suit with polished > frame, worth $42.00,. ra OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M, | Machive No. 5, $12. Even the best hat can’t make a homely man hanc- some But just.the proper shape can doa good deal that way. Our $3 Derby is made in all the most stylish blocks and will outwear many & piste Developing ''¢s hat, Machine. " Naturally our $4 Derby is Pt of richer quality, though it do:sn’t wear any longer, Roorrs, Pest & Seach A TRIUMPH IN PHOTOGRAPHY Mest Wonder'ul invention in the History of Pho- tography ts Dore’s Peerless Daylight nd mare p has = capacity Memonstzations a rea