The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1904, Page 9

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1904 se DAUGHTER SiN [WAN SHOT CUES |*"“A eae ST STORE FRE SOMME (ANAS YLLONE SERRA wre eT MOTHER STABBED. PANE THEATRE ATER RANG fe z 4 The train was| ™ | on Floor, ‘coach menity | : | Della Dontin, an extremely pretty girl. | | foing twenty-five miles an hour at tre} ‘The Berlin Philharmonic Orehestra, was arrested at her home, No, 722 Wil- The passengers in the coach were not in eha of the conductor and come | | jarred and not_a window in the coach poser, Frana Von Blon, arrived in New. - — low avenue, Hoboken, to-day, on com- beck The locomotive remained i i he bt P; waa broken. rer " a ined y to-day on the steamer retorig jplaint of Mrs. H, H. Dlerksen, of fn the track, the eyclone having cut fork femurs” The orchestra, wif Tweltth and Washington streets, The . the train in twain. (ron Sar Lovie Bsposition apa Aged Philip str _ Audience Threaten to Stampede Policeman Catches Thief Climb- sirt ts accused of stoating « aiamond Wreoked the Freight Cars, but | ———seme——— wit! “rive. concerts. In several lta y Seti Atte Cut ing Out Through Fanlight and “vs teu werk nao bstta was empiovea! Lett the Engine on the Track ,,.A76,""".n" Ettetlon shart snort ottbany were ne aim 4 passengers on the Pretoria, next President ee ting Wife’s Jugular Vein, Man. W/hen Villain of Play ts Wound: In the ho: Afterward Arrests Another without « Kade id sPec ee Gee) and a Passenger Coach Une the porutas vote to ‘ 7 } aged to Kill Himself Although: ed by Powder Wadding Blown Seas On Peer tea ance! oy the Unfpled States? If vou can, or apesi ay Nambec: ough Man Watching the Blaze. rested girl admitted she had tigen injured. j come nearest to At, vou will win a prige Spain naps ke ies Sane” prizes a Held at the Time, Into His Eye by Revolver. to the am of $4) day's World. Buy it to keep! ireag more. Y h And. full particulars of historical vatue, To Harlem in ' ST. FRANCIS, Kan; Sept. 9a cy-! the contest In next Sunday's World. minutes at last! Not content with robbing the general store of C, H, Tecklenburg, at No, 183 7 She sald TRAGEDY WAS CAUSED BY There was a panic in the audien | the Columbia Theatre, Brooklyn, at a 3 = ries ; ss 5 nf Grand street, Hoboken, ‘ast night, a DRINK AND JEALOUSY, ony °ssc'eugh nen one of she play: quartet of thieves set It on fire. Two ; Ce eave 21¢8229STREETS. New Fall Models of | Shc acer wee rene ete"! Photo Studio 9 's Wai | rush from the theatre. Many others fol- Avi dase Rte ¥ | | N — ; bien and Re- F Stanton held them to-day for the SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY. , Grand Jury. ~o tel, Tulicamana Kisley. dlevoveted’ ‘these [112 Cabinet Photographs, best car- men hovering close door of | bonette finish, and one 16x20, a Four special lots are presented for | the business of to-morrow, and all |] at very interesting prices— con sidering they are the acme of } Husband, Sixty-three Years Old, owed her example and it looked for a ¢ ‘ minute as though there would be » Recently Had Wife and Man st~oese . " 1 s only th ‘esence o \< Arrested for Putting Him Out nisara miner me eilain net pee ‘ ted th Tecklendura’s place while on bis pt iteee? 4 pj new: oe of His House, d the frightened people from injur-| fecklenboree, piace smaieacn nls eat |] black and white—19 pleces,..,., ~ w , ing each other In a mad effort to get he chased them. While he was ¢ . ’ —meeeees out, He sprang to the front of the | engaged Delaney, who was in the reuste cf, fancy mistares tn boy - stage and shouted: | ‘There ts no fire, and nothing has ‘In the presence of their sixteen-year- | Kleley shifted his pursuit and caught Preceh ack, Fite tee cintamoui dimen’ "TAL Other Store Can Approach These Dress Goods Prices. a | By r. @ld daughter, Philip Stryble, sixty of z | a fter depositing his pr or theese Yer Vinh al ned that will injure you, Please Delaney. After depositing. hils pris ne : a Hb hake eerrtisg ree, hie wits D Your seain, What we need now | she, siaslonmncuns Uke Pulicninan went They Form a Sensational Sale for To-morrow. Walsts. of. Brench, Pla | d and then ne her jugular y 1s a doctor, Mr. Walling has been | ft on fire. He turned Pia ae i grounds with small Agure and Gomer Spon im’ to. provene eet? 2prene | SghIly wounded by the ansidenta) die | shows damage: _Ainone. Uy ‘| Pretty strong assertion to make—but you know it's true. You've tested this Dress | etects: tallor-made i, entire be lewung ‘his erm arsund ‘her waigt |. The orchestra was ordered to play a| "8 while the men were struggling tha &t the fre wns « | Goods store many a time; you've made comparison of qualities and prices with | French back, finished with Beare, Ut tHe alle Into, is own j lively piece, and ina few minutes those | (Nt a eae tmed Want men he iad others, all of whom tell you they won't be undersold. Yet the solid facts remain, that: | Wairts ot wate Hed(ord Cord; oleate Feeder ee the tune ce cane {he man io, (he aiane, HA Wan that he must ae Adams Dry Geods Compuny has no peer when it comes to Dress Gcods; that we positively wndersell finished, ath small’ pea eee store was set fire with every other house hereabouts, and will continve !0 do so, These prices and values are the ' evraence:"’ buttons: large. fall sieev' culmination of family troubiey Seats a¢ soon as they were sattsficd | found that the powder and wa of divertt tlon. from that hay D deen blown Into Wall riewis ex Waists of Peau de Sole; ¢ at have been brewing for some time, that the theatre was not on fire ere own inte Wetnes sh That area neers fo athe theatre wan ot ne | a od iH ht Ms lA sia Priestley’s Cravenette Rainproof Suiting, 49° tk tucked) eevee The Strybdies tive “ee Surest, Nene “i No. & Kossuth crowding toward the stage to see what 1 he wings ond Dr. Noveilo Le Gr Techlenburg a was The tragedy ad happened, All returned to their of No. 4) Johnson street, sumin shown by the fact that the weapon, 4/ at the theatre, Will R, Walling, the ine[ouely hurt,” ne MOE SAREE)” Gen, Corbin Se eeee eNiajor- | All woo! su'tings with the well-known Priestley Rainproof guarantee stamped on each On Saturday night he returned home {abo knife, had been ground down to Jured man, takes the title role and ro a tea a gord-by lunch with | Yard. This insures the highest standard of excellence, They are $6 inches wide, and ® point and saarpened Richard Buhler plays the part of Ru- Special Subway Namber, the President to-day. He leaves New || have sold heretofore at $1.25 the yard, We cannot fill mail or C. O, D. orders at miryble had been drinking heavily for dolph Rasseldyn. Walling and Bubler| T¥elve pages In colors with next Sun- York Saturday for Sun Francisso, | this Friday price Worth $1.25 Price Cuts in This etime, and this and his allega fight a duel with swords, and being dis. | (i's World, Buy It to keop! Great whence he will sail on dot § for the ee ee aa i pe S | Chin Wile a to tran tt | med Wallngsecuresa avo nl ciataeh tae” Fo ariom in Aeon Phipines to atceed' Gen: ‘Whe S0.inch Block Worsted Cheviot. || Upholstery Sale. . .inch Black Worste eviots Oc Ir Curtains, . sh Point Lace Black Cheviots; the kind that we warrant all pure wool and absolutely fast dye, The tus soa toate jy manufacturer says they are easily worth 75 cents the yard. But we have exactly fitty ts to offer them ata big saving to you pieces to part with to-morrow at HALF PRICE, Fitty inches wide and very desirable Worth 75c. Every pale. represents a saving of at tor winter wear Ae ; inte v Choi 5.95, $7.95, $8.45, $9.98. Bobbinet Curtains, Made of good strong net, with lee edge and inserting ; jyards . Jong; worth $1.75 pair; spe cial ate. Worth $0¢ Couch C Orlental stripe; fringed ; fate 1 QAO fiesta S199) Other specials at 81.00, 91.0h to find his wite talking ty man and Joon Begiere phate, dere, @s8Ked 10 win at her house, fearing Per husband. ' strybie ened to Kill them alt, ge, tad out. He returned with aA man and had ail three arrestee ou’ begler and Mts. Stryble were held for the Grand Jury the next day and the Herrmann girl’ was released. rMs. « Berybie was fnully released un ‘| fi} 4nd returned home to find that her haw band had wold some of the house it woods and was out trying to dispon of the remainder. She and her (apes ter Teresa started to carry mali tag household effects. to 1 hee Ve we fetereed. fe atticked bis wife o beat her and then” drew: the inute Twice he plunged {t Into her neck ts: of the blows severing her jugular ‘ Teresa sprang upon him and threw Hee eeeeeeces Heteeseeneeeneees eee eeee rene There Is always a rich harvest for housekeepers at all of our 133 Grocery Stores, and this week many of the offerings are particularly attractive Everything in the line of standard foods and groceries, imported and domestic delicacies, can be had at our retail branches anywhere from 20 to 50 per cent. lower than the usual price. The reason for this big difference is that we buy direct from the grower or manufacturer and give our custom- ers all the extra profits that ordinarily go to the Jobbers and middlemen, We practically retail at wholesale prices. Then, in many lines we do our own manufacturing or control the entire output of certain mills and canning fac- tories, Our distinctive brands of “ESSIE,” “EAST VIEW," “PEERLESS,” *“TRI- UMPH,” “BLUE RIBBON,” &c., may be absolutely relied on for purity and excellence, and they are sold at the smallest margin of profit above actual cost This Albatross is made to our special order, and we control the output for this vicinage, Itis made from pure Australian wool; placed alongside other Albatross ata similar price, you'll discover its great superiority. Forty-two shades, with cream and black, 50 cents OvErYWHETE, voce eceeneeres ‘ Great Sale of All-Wool Crepe Albatross. 2 9c Mercerized Vesting: at Almost a Third. These Mercerized Vestings represent the latest progress in the art of making fine cottons resemble silk—and they are beauties. Heavy quality, for fall and winter waists; neat ii me, ioral a we reed \ “CHOICE (DOUBLE iti TRADING STAMPS| patterns in white and black, green, blue, pink, lavender, etc, Nomailor CO, D. orders, — Worth 39 eas | . Co bh GREEN 5 the girl's slim waist, ob . Into his, own nent MOIR SA Re @ girl's arm was slightly cut by the knife ard she sprang bac fall 10. the floor a ee ae ae . rs. trvble Was sent t, James Hospital, where It won said os. day that she might recover. The Gaughter, whose injured arm was Greased, was locked up in the Third }recinct Station to be held as a wit: bess. —- USED ATONOBLE A. AMBULANCE Woman of Sixty Being Taken! for an Airing by Physician| Falls from Motor Car in Co!- \ GROCERIE 133 Grocery Stores---Trade at the Nearest. Triumph Oats "Walter Baker's Rice Best Northern grown white steamed Cocoa Fancy full Carolina heid grain; no oats; the food for strength food more wholesome or 1 0 7c c Unsurpassed for purity and and muscle; large package favor. A Ghia l6c BOARIME 3 INE: 10% 48 Given free with every purchase of 10c. or more, except C. O. D,'s. z SS material; spec Just fifty suits; mot so very many when you read to the end of the top line and see them advertised at paged : $6.50. ‘If you can tind their duplicate in any store, you'll see them tagged $17.50 and $25 ; a few at $20. Curtain Muslin. It ought to make very happy reading for a lot of folks, ) Striped muslin, full 36 inches wide; ‘ A great variey of materials and styles 1s represented. inno single suit will you find a O regularly 10¢. yd. Special at...++« line of sizes~wherein lies the secret of thur little price But you may be fitted out with Window Shades, e | Fifty Women’s ‘17.50 to $25 Suits Friday at 6.50 Cala ie Og something attractive, if jou come early—rest assured holland Shades; size 336 ft, mounted on Some are Eton, others are coat and pleated waist suits. They are mostly in dark inne roller all ready to hang; white, materials and ot weights most to be desired for Fall and Winter. And if you tind one qreen, ecru and ollve; very 19c that pleases you you'll strike the biggest bargain of the entire season. special .... 060d 160K A Trio of Velvet Bargains. At 25%ers, 9%, Silk Face Plush, At 39%vars. ozttiy English Dress Corduroy, At 58% vere. oti&y Black Dress Veivet. BUTLER’S COFFEES Olives. BUTLER’S TEAS Fresh roasted daily and snsur. en Olives, large and at half the usual retail prices, 3 a blend of the finest coffees ob SOE TET AD ported, a ID.ssessereees 50c imported, for fastidious Butler’s Unxid tastes, a Ib... ie 25¢ cent eens, bet’ 176 | four favorite varieties, 50c Best Maracalbo—Rich flavored, e—Jersey Pride; the very | pte seer stees eee ¢.; Bi Butler's Best No. | Teas, While all ‘our Millinery represents correct fashion, combined with modest cost, we lay claim to unquestioned supremacy with out Trimmed Hats at $5. lision. | Bah aiveioe Oh tee 20 can, 10c.; Banquet 4 are" pure and uniform, 35 Every store that has a Millinery corner in it has Hats to offer|] |] These three Special Items for Bargain Friday represent an bnpariat | Migs, AID sees see eeeeee Cc Fancy N.Y. State JQ | A Wersssrsrssssess c you at Five Dollars, so there’s nothing out of the ordinary in}} |] purchase—made with a view to greatly increase sa Se a : |B [Sest Santos —Fancy bib oP ePaper le Butler's No. 2 Choice MAZE this price with us. But—ours]] I] tion—it’s to be a big Velvet Season at that, and these pi / MEE Mary Stilwell, lety weary od HN Saad U7] ere Pease Tarren’s shield Bc | Toss, three maritic, DEC Y are unordinary Hats for $S—|| |} almost 14 of the actual value the same fabrics will bring later on. venue and Garfteld place, ts at A sad hISE sees tte String Beans — Bluc Star f ss @ that’s the point T \ 1 purple, emerald, navy, f Ws Neier Heal Eromine: : vi 10. het 0 in | Nemieiemsmaeimaaenienescieeetemeemenn that’s the point. The Silk Plushes are 18 inches wide, colors of royal purple, eral of hed ies TR Gee biker i ny Late ead ep dln adc te a and a few changeable effects, rich in appearance and a in feast for up Stringless Beans—Prize win- 4 You won't find their equal in f - ; 700 yards at Twenty-five Cents a yard. falde tormeeee: th 15c | Peerless Malt Extract. not holsterers and fancy-work folks; 700 yar ry: jdama—Dlue Ribbon; home made Famous revitalizing tonic | ora Kinds a jaetl! @* IEC ] for women and children, 10c Jama—Southweil's imported King. | & Cores $1.45; a bottle | “ish; pure fruit; all varieties: | Be ony store, it ma'ters Belfast Ginger Ale. Ross’s Royal, excels all dy in aga hs ities: a zen, $1.17; ADORE... seererrsenes 10c serious Injuries, received by falling out | of an automobile In which she was tak- ‘ fae an airing with her physician, Dr Elizabeth Hatton, of No, 508 Third | Street, Brooktyn. She passed a com- | fortable night, and the physicians at the ide, in a heavy imported: wrere you look; cithr in their style, the materiuls used in their making or the exclusive ideas they offer, The English Dress Corduroys are 27 inches wi uality, fine cord, colors of navy, black, golden brown, dark bri myrtle, Sine, crete, cardinal, tan, dark navy and beaver; a splendid ually for dress Presi wear; children’s coats, etc.; 3,000 yards at Thirty-nine Cents. Thy ne eine Tne iack Uress Velvets are 19 inches wide, of a deep jet black color, all | Dospital have strong hopes of her re- | prunes—Finest: from. Santa Clara| @ Jar... — Small pickles | writes a “letter of acceptance,” overy wnless untorereen complications hin skinned, meaty: Y.4¢| Jama Millar's Iria Jama; be Me tetoih Patties: cache..." 200 and by it you judge his qualifi- pad resign ie MN ie Gig ede Ky sig de inl a je, . | for thelr purity and del ous = -cho * s, - an ac i shiney . 1 Mrs. Stlitwell has been an invalld for mane Anrteats | favors atdne otc TOG "ono Pignermines 'w bot § 36 cation for office. su eye $5]] I] velvet street and shirt waist suits; we've 2,500 yards to sell at Fifty-eight + @long time and was under Dr. Hatton's syrup; tb. “ betty UO sesesrsveresnesesererseses our standard in Trimmed Hats a yard. ’ ESC) Pit tae mit One Item in Silks @are. Finding that her patient needed | fan airing Dr. Hatton Invited her to pabee Koara, Fines, Apeteet fi—-Morteo & Ci ride in her automobile. She called for fornia fruits tn heavy syrup: [6g Os Oe Av a So) neremas Bie tn Mrs, Stillwell at her home and then ean.. sees : quart, GBe.; pint, Bo, ; % pint iC, Ae : drove up Garfleld place to Bixth avenue. | Sileed Peaches—Extra quality Call. white Wine | a Cider Cataap—Peerless, highest grade to- bs ri fornia lemon clings packe 8c! mato catsup, with pure spices; ‘ The automobUe had jusi reached Sixth eer cae tae. tae Vinemar—Quart bottle Ruacunteed. free" from artite Qe avenue when a delivery wagon came Malt Vinex Ke, 4the, | H Ib Liberty Kelish-Famous ap- vale: ean . 25c, petiaers hb WG in, 12c mogstel | Muntard—Butler's beat; full 1 Qe —and by them you may judge the worth of our entire stock, It’s the only plausible, the only pire right way. Three Hundred Spic-Span New Hats Will Be Ready for You To-morrow. Second Floor, Pears, Plnma Apricots crock 1.25 Quality, Black Guaranteed Talfeta, 1.00 Yard. Full 36-inch, in an extra heayy, rustling quality of all silk taffeta, guarantee on selvage; double the width of an ordinary taffeta and will be of better service both for wear and in cutting: remarkable value, Friday Bargain Specials in Toilet Articles. Special Friday Only! Butler's best; J € ploring; pint, 1%c.; 'y pt bed . 4 r : pint i around the corner. To avold a collision cubed or JQg quart botile....... ‘ax 5c. pace see Sance—Peerless Worcestershire, un the chauffeur sharply swerved the auto- aces Pepper—Black oF white; full JQ “surpassed in ninunney. and mobile, Mra, Stillwell was not prepar tn... 5 eliclous preserves, | _atrens rest: pint, He; half nint ad josing her bal. : Celery 1c Cero-Fruto-—Sel ally bal- for the quick turn, and josing her ba food; np we. 9c | anced breakt xtract — Peerless, -Essie brand; bet het ———— | Root ance fell to the Fagot Dr. Hatton d ito the autom EAS Def ues ol Wer to Boney Hospttal. jfod., fruits | hand Qg¢ || The Newest Fall Novelties in}! Wink, a, whileasine ae dente Haw gst ei rast view crane! tree | Dainty Biscuits |) 22 ii ae oo Reg y . ripe pmatoes “in #0 : ' PAYS BILLS, OPENS JAIL. packed cans, 3 for 25c at Tempting Prices. he "7 Yerkes shavidy S00 ankee vi! > French Peas—Small, aren, 25¢!| chess Sandwich pekee, Calder’s Dentine 5,000 Pairs (9c Hosiery, IIc set Wits tabi ly Pa sweet, tender; 2 cans for.... ‘ * % A asgoud Rich ¥ ae aie, fancy carly June 1 Be Cheese Biscuit... 190 Men's, Women’s and Children’s, A stupendous purchase, involving Swe foster, 1 ‘ Sorodont Tooth Powder . re ji saad toads, (Weer Wilnies Gluk: Mach ane an reer Wass : the best lot of Hosiery ever offered at so little a price in this city, Magda Gold Crea ¢ | Danderine UTICA, t. 29.—Edward P, Homan, | ey ; ° f) , " ‘ ‘ if ‘et No, 41 Quincy street, orp bg Geo bn, foal" arden 1 3¢ Broaderay Crisp. Mie Hyp daapthine a fastened ¢ pair worth less than 19¢.; a great many 4A a Canoe Cote bandradl Cure. pr to-day and eecured the release of Wiil- | Mi Pems—Kast View: cholce early Golden Crisp... --.. 9 ee. Ue. Bath Brushes, with strap or long handle, {am Merrill, who was in the Utica jall| JM June peas: ® Cane. 1c! . Made from the finest Egyptian yarn, best combed Maco cotton; all are 0c at 19¢,, regular price 25c. on @ charge of uttering worthless | FULL STOCK OF ALES AND BEERS ff | absolutely fast black and in the weights most to be desired for Fall and erg Yrerbaent dy as) 38c 3 for 28¢.; regul “ checks In payment of his bills at an) e e TTY r ines and Liquors. Cicensed LiquoR STORES” ff | Winter; full seamless feet, of course, fas sas ann ssns one $0 fair Brushes, solid back, warranted best ‘ Adirondack summer resort. Homan took | oi York. | SY i bristles, at 39¢., regular price SOc, tiny i aera! tho truth of Mer-| . | Whiskey Specials. Woren's are in sizes 8% to 10; double heels and toes, ParmaV olet Talcum Powderat.10e 1S tocol Syringes, 2quart size, at $§¢., Pill's statement, | French Cognac. | y Sp > , r EME HET Violet Ammonia, pint size bot. regular price 6$¢. discredited, that his father * * * , |] Canadian Club, 99c Boys’ and Girls’ are narrow ribbed; double heels and toes; sizes tles, at, ..12¢ 15¢ Hot Water Bottles, 2-quart size, at 69¢., ‘mine owner of Cripple Creek. | , tal A bottle .... 3 soft and clastic, Violet Ami regular price 7$c. “I eannot understand what possessed Hl} Goaee Erores’ colebrated destar | | MO%t Popular liavor special ever 11) Butter's Imperial agree saragane bottles, at... 25¢Kubber Gloves, warranted, at 78¢, per | Serr a ane wakes gore 1 ed French Cog offere A bottle... Men’s are medium weight; double heels and toes; sizes 9% to 11%. Hay’s Hair Health, 37¢ pair. , x told me he guessad | Brandy, from the grape; price | | | Bottle Old Monozram Whiskey ; os ; Pear's Unscented ‘Soap 12c Not more than one of each article to 1 Bottle Choice J. B. Sherry, 11 cents the pair to-morrow. Better secure a Winter’s supply. Pear's Glycerine Soap 12e 15¢ a customer. for only | .00 FINE IMPORTED WINES. worse about |t was to see how calmly he took his plight. He didn't seem bad Pealize the enormity of his offense.” + $60,554 FOR SIRE TO PAY. | Dublin Stout. Burke's Bottling, Im- A judgment for 960,54 was gotere | ported In glass, ‘ 7 3 ~ cone_N State yesterday against Henry e ial for this week only, fream Cheese favor of the Mercantile National Bank | Spee ly. " Ile on three notes which were among the Best Groceries for Friday and Saturday. Potter & Wrightington'sSpecialties | $2""g!e8iuss, "ht 7 3 ppttane Guinness’s Racon—taan, strips; mild. eg: cure; strive” about fon veachs ib.» 12346 CCCI | Baked Beans—Plain or Rosset Ply moath | Sock* a1, Maure: “gallon Hock Chicken — 23Q¢ ven aid 196 MD. cane . Tricolor sqgn4 — All don, 1; 9 Qa vawtet! Ve cate Butler’ CO and traits: from th assets of the Seventh National Bank | Weer Re wie ee Shessing of the grape: AL EP OE when it was absorbed, in Aprti, 190, by Monogram — Castillo Port, and Java: reqular \ 16 Mercantile National. The judgment years od 7 | Mellow and rich; . * ley tot we on the report of Referee T F. anion’ Voge tt for 5 % Ibe for BE: 20¢ Bn, akey—Butler’s " ! & WMintre choice old rye; bow Le bottle, 8c, ; : 0 pends obated Settee: Crackers, Sitainia Mixed.) Preah =o Fig Bar SSM ons $188 can 146 |Gofaen Crime, pahiba Bie Se and sumar oniy, a Ib. awe Jere t r it Potent he: | Sadmom—Popular Brand; yan ana tare," P*: 1Se | saniaco soanr Lf. tine: Hens, atten 3 2 Bere ea Reeds Mp, 200 goers | 200 “ib. cana: 3 cans, Pcie’ ~‘Maple | Brant; | | or Banaue, Pie BBE sentiar 5 criminal: Sorte, 9 ERA > iNlps ams yal. onli nip senndlabe U-entie mip 7 abr Wet LH