The evening world. Newspaper, October 7, 1904, Page 3

fORL for the garrivon. TEINGTAU, Oot, into the whenever necessary. “The wind shifted several times daring the fire and swept the flames about at random over Ginost two sure blocks of property. From the cement works it spread to Wardell’s coal yard. Both were de- styoyed, and the coal in the latter yard Ja still burning. A 9%foot pier in Wiil- ards basin was burned co the water's! | edge, several barg:s and lighters were destroyed anu @ number of surrouhding | buildings slightly damaged, | From the coal yards une fire spread | to Willard’s basin, fanned by the stroug | wind, A barge thas had been used “CAND FRE ATS ALSSIA SHIPS ~ANML i Maddened terse Te Turned Loose from Threatened Building, | Trample Speotators—Smoke| uke & iarge number tee unition. Have Been Able to Play Havoo|* : Ms SR GRD SS iy a Sohne “4 [ etving with food supolfee and Steamer Progress arrived trom Vindl- | | vostom toGay and reported that she 9 found It easy to elude the Japanese ships in that vicinity there recently with stores of coal and | | Vindivoatck ts being heavily fortified, Tokio’ Hears That the anowoadt te a bor ig being miued and repalring ships is golag on, 1b) ft will cruiser Kossia in a h Sixth hve! aoe mint e Stylish Clothing Specials for Gil a We advertise items as bargains on we have exceptional values to offer you you! are truly excellent and thoroughly , specials! y Girls’ Dresses at 986, 6 to 14 years; worth $1.50, Pretty. in various d The German, The New York Telephone Company and The New York & New Jersey Telephone Co. having made extensive additions to their. facilities for carry.ng toll line traffic, have adopted She reported | of wmips have been be Impossible to Overoomes 20 Firemen, | Eset title Sat] with Cear’s Flet wae Mm Reduced Toll Rates snd orice ouh poke cofls oad aoe aa ietelor thedk’ tna anise, and the barge tank, cement that. am d lace. trimmed, Pull. Pere wat’ comuateunad is ie (rom te. protested material, braid an * WOSS ALREADY $260,000; i, ivi tern, mae tg ONE OF THE VESSELS SAID sd teint | or menage beween Rew Yok Cy and aac cis skirt, entre garment lined throughout. BIG YACHTS ENDANGERED. Bake ee thchman te “ie TO HAVE BEEN WRECKED. “aren constant and towns in New Jersey, New York and Connecticut, pated side ofa of xsbenice Fo aay nt : New York Cental bares moored there. —— ved, by wiretap mean ‘to | For particulars attention is invited t and very special at to-day’s price, ee Blaze Starts in Cement Plant] we'laiter erate out inio the streams Vladivostok Now Being Strongly curr ine na 4 eid ait eT A Special Line of Little Children’s Dr where the ee were extin, mba | grew barge aad been considerably | Along Water. Front Many) nas ea asegiseiiet, cots, act’, wits ‘ 4 Sees ‘nd were practivally @ total » Famities Flee in Terror, ’ re is an Italian colony between _— tren Afth and Twenty-sixth streets, i a ae L— 6 ine Gesees threa ned | tebe the Peltings score, remén wore overcome by! de ict severa! e resl- dents fed wit el wehold goody @moke and @ number of versons wer | and packed’ ce the trolley ‘hjured by wanic-stricken horses as th oars of the National Express Com: ‘wet has teen frust storms which have '.Fortified—Blockade in Front of that Place or Port Arthur Is Not Effective. » and Fanned by Wind Spreads) Recorder Horsewhipped Recorder Stanton, day discharged Mrs. on Wednesday last Frees TOKIO, Oct. 7-29 P, M.—It is re- ported here that the fire of the Japanese While the . residents were noel land batteries severely damaged four Fesult of a fire which is stil! burnin tnleves took advantage of the general | Russian warships in the harbor of Port and which dest : saclioment to loot the houses t hich destroyed $289.00) worth of berhood. getting away with bulky | Arthur. It tn stated that one of the | n° property alone the water front at Twen ages and bundles of loot under the | Vessels was completely wrecked. The ty-fth street Brooklyn, to-day pression that Ceey, were householders | names of none of the ships were given. in ad district trying to save their] gr, PETERSBURG, Oct 1.~The only ‘The fire started shortly after midnigh | good: M 4 ta the vlant of the Empire Brick and! .TM® Amoke and gas trom the burning |Feferenee made to the reported sea ent re "4 coal overeame about twenty firemen, all | Of Port Arthur is contained in a de- sent Company, and at one tim | of whom wee attended by the depart- | layed despatch from Chefoo, which says reatened with destruction the private, Ment surgeon: that on the night a Oct. 6 the sound yathts which were tied up for the win | pt gd aoe eee” arocny | of fring was heard in the direction or the roof of the stables constantly, | Port Arthur and that searchlights were Representative John J. ener, of Ne seen to be working in that vicinity. Dilt's turbine vacht, the Tarantula; W,| 43 8t. Mark's avenue, Brookiyn, The despatch further states that, in |! B. Leed's Norma, Charles R. Fiint's Ar-| locked the doo nate and Ub dua 8 the horaes vite of the tightening of the Japanese Tow, Daniel B. Reid's Rheclair, Georg 28 4 the crowds and many persone | blockade, funks are still arriving from ‘Wilsot Wanderer, , former ns an ‘mer Senator were knocked down and trampled upon. Wolcott's Inwncible.\ and Anthony The jiatured persons i to get home Drake's Sultana. Men were kent drench. bv themselves. the ambulance surgeons Mma the decks and rigeine with water Cee wo'mrnne and gee te cing for hours. and steam was raised in all them any attention Retiner when he home, satisfied the Recorder. marrk lawful violance, ter at Tebo's Basin. ‘These vachts included W. K. Vander the fortress bearing refugees, who say that all the attacks of the Japanese have been repulsed. The blockade, ac- cording to the refugees, if not com- pletely effective, junks continually ar- , HENRY ESDERS 53-55-5759 W 14™ ST, Near 6™ AVE. S xp BOYS’ CLOTHING OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL ‘10 P. M. Men’s Sack Suits. ' E carry a large assortment of clothing for spért, at very low prices, but of excellent qualily of W material and workmanship, using only all-wool cloth, thoroughly shrunk and sponged before cutting, which we buy direct from the best mills. As to workmanship, we can guarantee that all of our garments will keep their shape and wi Med satisfactorily, having been made very care- ro fully and under the-supervision of competent tailors i wn workrooms, which means a saving for you of middlemen’s profits. 9.00 SACK SUITS, of all wool, cheviot, thibet, worsted and fancy mixtures, in the new shades of steel-gray and brown. These Suits are cut with full back, broad shoul- 12.50 COTE OG WAGE DING ec oe sop cacncteagsede dseavectRvabeesderes cpenscaenns SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS, in unfinished worsted, serge and fancy weaves, all the newest designs and fabrics. Bullt to look and WEE WEl cerrrvoscccvevvvsccceccsvceverscceteccgnscsedebocreeos seces We are offering a suit which will please the most fastidious dresser, made up with that nicety of cut and finish which ordinariiy you see west in high-grade y suits, in the season’s most desirable shades.......ccsescevevssseccsssevseveees TOP COATS, in tan, olive and steel-gray covert cloth, lined with all-wool mohair serge, and silk sleeves, The prices range from...... For those who prefer a longer Overcoat, we have one which reaches a little below the knee, silk lined throughout to edge of lapels 15,00 WINTER OVERCOATS, with velvet collars, at 7,50, 9.00, 12.50. CHILDREN’S OVERTOATS, of i quality of doth, in navy, olive and gray mixtures, smart and well finished, in a] new models, ‘ y wie es 2.50, 3.50, 5.00. CHILDREN’S SUITS, made up of all- oe cloth, beauty cut and strongly sewed with silk, in many original designs, 1 95 ’ 2 .50, 3.50. kersey, Leda § OY iypsom Crawford Cx sae, | Suits, Sheet Music Sale The most em Si tons and Meh a New York vocal and instrumental successes and this season's new sell regularly at 50 or 60 cents per copy. are offered at 10 cents each Second Floor, ] [spare ‘Where the Suwanee Rive 4 Princees."*) ‘that Door?! hy Ten Bato pene” Hone.” Wa 5 dy " (Catchy Mt “Laughing Water.” ew 4 “Laughing Water.” Blue Bell.’ mmy."' (From the “Wisard of On") ae, ft * Great Waits, Mare New sadian Piece ben ‘Classic Music. chy I Mende futmh ore fone. Lare Littie Brine Fore iveautitan A Bit a Scares The Craze of the Country. Bound to outsell the famous Hiawatha, Roses at Twilight Suc ig or to lolets, ¢ Cre t Song. Hit of “The Beauty Bh the ‘peast," On saleat 106 Add 2 cents extra for each piece ordere! by mail. NO. C. 0. D. ORDERS FILLED, LECTURES JEALOUS WIFE. horae-whiping Margaret Reimer who, she said. wos too familiar with her hus- band. ! “en testimony of Mrs. Rose Frank, sald she saw Mr. Heger kiss Mra, bade her good night No, 42 Seo He read both women a lecture,’ how- ever, one on propriety of conduct with men and the ovher about un- a Men’s Suits, Men's Topcoats, Men's Overcoats, Men’s Raincoats, The SUITS are notable for fit and style, tage of cheviots and Scotches, in pleasing dark pat: terns, and smoo h black thibets of quality. TOPCOATS are of covert in various shades of tan, agreeable length, The OVERCOATS are e winter-weight gray frieze and blue and black The RAINCOATS are of genuine CRAVENETTED gray worsteds, ann versary price. Many Thousands of Mothers Know the Reliability of Surprise Store Garments for Beye~and the Saving In Prices, These Anniversary Offerings Are to Help Spread the T Boys’ Reliable Russian Blouse Nor.olk and Double-Breasted Boys’ Novelty Gray Frieze Overcoats, with brass but- | To combine the LUXURY of a perfect fit and pleasing new fabric with the ECONOMY of the manufacturer's wholesale price is the mission successfully accom- plished by The Surprise Store, 132 to146 W.14th 8‘, Between 6th and 7th Aves. ! 2 to 6 years; daintily trimmed, Trench les, yoke aby etc, in serges, flannels and cashmeres, in a deal ibe eo see lal prices. Fac ailbbie piss. %. 98C¢., 1. 49 and wie 6.5 98, Schedules in Telephone Directory ; \“" Ba rgains for Boys! ° dwo " di dix: cro Ruslan Blouse Salts, $1.69. ed by the terrific vailed this week. , now being delivered, In the territory served by companies, comprising New York City and vicinity, More than 225,000 Telephones 38| fd? SUPRISE STORE Woman Who Her Rival, of Hoboken, to- Rose Hegef, who was arrested for | serges, flannels and cheviots; trimmed with six rows of soutache braid; | A bloomer pants, taped seams, elastic walstband, lined throughout; always Ee elsewhere at $3.49 : Double-Breasted Suits, $1.39... In cassimeres, worsteds and cheviots—8 to 1§ year see } he a leading manalacturer bee sell at $2.25; nobby coats; pants «: , | nade, with élastic waistband and taped seams. S) eciit for this may his Corduroy i Ne 75¢., dural Acryl well '39¢ made, ose tos coeeee coves ss * hoo! heal Capa alt of Norfolk ‘Caps regular . “quatya. ae Hats—latest style for boys... ... <4» verona OPEN SATURDAY BVENINGS UNTIL 10 oct The alm of the management is to provide, by comprehensive system, efficient service at reasona! ‘ond street, | 192 to 146 Wast 14th St, 1 8d Ave, NW: cor. § Between 6th and 7th Aves. One Bloc trom bes i Eis year has: been « year of PROGRESS-lo!) preatas, chisel of wider usefulness, Each season the .legion of loyal patrons 1a multiplied. The Surprise Store has a established during Five Yeah. 1 earnest_effort SO LARGE an army of constant customers that the history of. the Men’s a f Boys’ Outfitting Trade furnishes no parallel. And HOW does this concern YOU, Reader? Of what interest is it to YOU that Surprise Store now commemorates its Fifth Birthday? IT CONCERNS YOU to this extent—that if YOU are NOT a regular patron of Surprise Store, YOU are NOT getting the benefits of the strongést organization that your apparel needs, Beginning with purchases of piece-goods for cash in quantities that would - edinsey dag shrink and as the exrmbits with hte ~g it of the ae paid to ad—m: t, roomy an ary workrooms—T he tore tributes DIRECT TO THE WEARER on a cash basis, oe ——_—_— eee There's no Guarantee like the Guarantee of the Maker of the Goods, Should any Purchase Fall to Please the Money Will Be Refunded tion, ALL Clothing Hought at The Surprise Store is Pressed and Kept in Repair for One Year Without Gost—Open Saturdays Until REGULAR Values Here Surpass Any Specials Anywhere. These Are t de highs OFFERINGS Intended to Make Thousands of New| Pat tro Men's Suits, Men's Topcoats, Men's Overcoats, Men’s Raincoats, The SUITS are of pure woollen worsteds and silk mixtures, tailored upon most aristocratic double and single breasted models. The TOPCOATS are of rich plain and aural coverts, also tweeds and vicunas. The OVERCOATS are of swinter-weight kerseys, meltons and Irish friezes, admirably tai- lored. The RAINCOATS are of plain and figured CRAVENAT TD pure worsteds, Anniver: $ 4 2 he "$5 WeeTTIeIer eer eee) Sette eens Boys’ Exira-Grade Norfolk, Russian and Double-Breasted Suits, Boys’ Winter-Weight Figured Scotch and Gray and Blue silk emblems, Irish Frieze Overcoats, | These are ¢ PRINCELY garments—admirable in fashi and fit, comfortab'eand reliable in wear. Every patron | of The Surprise Store becomes a habitual and satisfied |} | customer. MEN'S HATS. Anniversary offering of Derbys and all the new soft shapes, $4 00 black and brown...., 1. MEN'S HATS. Anniversary offering of Derbys and the correct new soft shapes, $¢ 50 black, brown and pearl, . ik UNDERWEAR, Anniversary offering of heavy win. ter weight natural wool 4d 45° ments, close woven, WHAT NEXT ? cirisien Always. See Every Friday’s Evening World for the THE SURPRISE STOR % avePiae Je a sathbtar te at MEN’S SHOES. Anniversary offering of Shoes of soundest and best wearing leathers that can be 4 45 DAE, cconsccucstcccsasdeqerepeteute MEN'S SHIRTS. Of Oxford cloth and cheviot—the fab. rics that are so very much in demand, , NECKWEAR. Anniversary offer the newest Fall Silks in exquisite wofuse array,,.. For every FACT there isa REASON, The Surprise Store could not offer reliable garments at so much less than other houses IF IT DID NOT manufacture Its own goods, IF IT DID NOT operate on so large a scale. IF IT DID NOT buy always for cash, obtaining all discounts, IF IT DID NOT sell for cash, avoiding all bad debts, IF IT WAS NOT located beyona the high-rent district nouncements, d Ave,,N. W. Cor, 8 One Block from “L” Station, 7