The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1904, Page 10

iter County Presents a p of Candidates Who Are} to Beat for Wealth and ; if All Are Hustlers, NORUS, REPUBLICAN, LEADS WITH $40,000,000. His Democratic Opponent Run for Congress, Next with $15,000,000 — Wain- ‘wright Brothers Very Wealthy EY HOLDINGS RICH NOMINEES at city, estimates bis wealth at $15,- ‘M. Carpenter, banker and ‘man, who is running on the in ticket for Senator in the District, is rated at He lives at Mi. Kisco and was County Treasurer, ~ Democrats have nominated ee Richard Tighe Walnwright, Rye, who shared the aitlone to the extent of hal J, Mayhew Wainwright, the fifth mem- ir of the rich contingent and a brother Tighe Wainwright, has been forth by the Republicans as the for Assembly in the Second ptr The second Mr, Wainwright ints up his money holdings at $600,000. Header Ward in Front. a Committeeman William M. i, Who is the Republican leader In is at the head of an ex- plant at Port Chester, and ‘one of the richest men in “hal is quoted as jee that the ‘brothers @ announcement i to stump the couhty azainst eaci | sel, aa"mase 2 vigers je a yi "thelr RL lidacy of the two brothers ts barra: be- Bileane have rx. senegal Sdroclats DWIN 0 ULE, ~ FORGER, IS FREE th of Forged Bonds. ew was free. , mn with a beau- N. “several little chtl- a children to greet is imprisonment the were given into her possession Son which began in January. 18%, qulity to the cha: Col. Alexande: }, sontencli e taken in the Gindigecy Setiod teat Bich vanes, rr ge for Sena’ nominee . | the case rT) River is only a. blocks saloon, and Un | ay have BH nM sic bisa nae iokecten and t night. it the be org bureau, It ey my Broker Quits ‘Sing Sing After Serving Nine for Issuing $200,000) 1» sos ©. Quigley, formerly a prom- ‘ork broker, walked to the Bing to-day and they for the first time . 1, where lived bak vie to-day with no & divorce and the Y was sent to the penitentiary , having issued $200,000 worth which he admitted forging. At ¢, and his Bacon, made ood record be into The Court, fever, gave Quigley almost the ex- behavior. D'MISSNG MAR MAY BE RIDING piaw hil Woman Declares She Saw John Tewioh, Supposed Victim of Murder, Early To-Day in the Saloon He Formerly Owned. CLOTHES AND MONEY REMAIN UNTOUCHED, Landlord Asks Man’s Partner to! Keep News of Disappearance} fan Quiet—Is Held, Together with Saloonkeeper’s Partners, A new twist was gievn to the case of leave the place and walk rapidly toward Second avenue. She raised the window and called to him. but he broke inte « run and disappeared around the corner, Louls Laserre, Tow'ch's partner; James they arrested bim, as well as Rysa and Hyland. Magistrate Ommen, in the Ra gyn Ms Aaa Court, held each 740 tot think. theee tise ‘that they €0 hot ie mn hag’ anyraing to do with Tewicn's oup attempt to end his that they arrested them only to help me hls gg When Tewich's the police searc searched room UJ found gees ot owned ‘ shoes, In ber enn 2247 anda pale of new of ewe . coat on the wall, was veyed In the pockets of his amare ere two & dill, a hain and ‘: ollver watch, stopped at hey o'clock, May Have Drowned Himself, The ‘wre does eonech tor he ‘Tewich, which has been m the yee 8 Terk LAB ofl Be ts oe chief and hurried out to Took fora doo tor, or went to the river to drown him- abt, they ask, gg a ant o- clad and wi a” bleeding + peas tare the’ streets with- ye it Ye went 7", poemee. why hi t been reported > Rast ? The East lice think TFowich life there. Garvan Says: “Suictae.” zoraet District-Attorney Garvan wich's rooms with Detectives "investiga: “opi er making an he a do not ink that this is Aid was pet enied f he attempted gy Ww he saw the frightened and Sage ig? eoup “the street to, the river and jumped over. boa Satisfied that ie ean was not mut The eatoorent that Tewich was of noble birth rests upon statements ef his fartner and the waiter, who aa tan away from his home, ome to iH country with some money, lost it and, coming @ Walter, saved enough money 'o get @ start in the saloon busl- sceiaciaieapinlashicinlb ARENTS STILL IMPROVING. At the Nassau Hospital at Mineola, L, 1, it was reported to-day that George Arents, jr, who was so serl- ously Injured in Inet Saturday's auto- mobile race, an still showing a gradual, but marked Improvement. Or. Lanehart “ihtnke an operation will not be necessary and that within a fee br Mr. Arents will have recovered. He was conscious all day and ia arous- ing from les 4 appeared bright From the few words that he (s able k it is evident he realizes at he has met with an accident, but no knowledge as to the extent. THE KIDNEYS Tell the Life Story of the Man Who Drinks) Seventy-five per cent. of ail rejections by by Nfe riaka on KIDNEY. Oppenheimer Treatment) Has voaitively eured many bumen and sugar who hed "bean refused by, caamintna phy- sictans for various companies. flake rejected for functional Insurance companies are 4 accou! mt of the ALcowolic cases wut. We want all disturbance of the Kidney. If this means you, writ booklet on Alcoholtem and the Kidgevs RESULTS ASSURED, The Oppenheimer Institute, | Exscutive Ofhee, Correspondence X.Y. Joetivare | 170 Broadway. Contdentia!. isa W. ase Name .... DAME crecrererconceeees snaseveeen ously Rye his magie” Joseph A. Mar- oe) WOOED HS MIG ERS MD LST BADE === Kentucky Girl Jilts a ene and Seoretly Weds Another— “You Fiddled Me Away,” She Wrote. | nee, LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12—"You wooed | your muste too long and studiously. You've fiddied awa: fratainte me "Mew 3: yy er ter fro since duly ame as | ay fviikins, ibeder ort Orchestra. | a med the ceremo era’ gy of “his lo ns ‘a Ww! the handsome musician ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC RUGS, UPHOLSTERY FABRICS, ETC, B. Altman & Co, direct particular attention to their RUG DEPARTMENT, A large assortment of Oriental Rugs is shown, espe- cially selected for their designs and combinations of colors, which are adapted to the various schemes of interior decorations, and in sizes for Reception or Drawing Rooms, Libraries, Halls, etc. Also the very best quality of Domestic Rugs. UPHOLSTERY FABRICS for Wall and Fur niture Coverings, Portieres and Window Hangings. NOTICE Orders will be attended to for the complete of Private Residences, Hotels and Clubs, with Rugs, Door and Window Draperies, etc., for which designe and estimates will be submited, B. Altman & Co. will continue their sale of LACE CURTAINS and UPHOLSTERY FABRICS, to-morrow ‘Thursday, October 13th. 1,100 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains; former prices, $10.50 and $6.00 per pai, t $7.50 and 4.50 250 pairs Renaissance Lace Curtains, heavy net, extra wide ; former price, $12.50 per pair, at . . $8.50 3,000 yards of Silk Damask, and other fabrics, suitable for Draperies, Wall and Furniture Coverings; former prices, $4.00 to $6.75 per yard, at $2.00 and 3.25 Sik Damask Squares (24 inches), for Cushion Tope tad Chair Coven, each, 75c, and $1.25 Ditweternth Street and Sixth Avenue, New Fork. : Le Boutillier Brothers FALL SUITS AND COATS. For Women—Tatlor-made Chebdiot Walking Sualts—new model platted coal and shirt—colors: black, blue and brown— $19.75 Value $25.00 For Women—Tan Codert Cloth Coats—stth and satin lined— $7.00 and $f 1,75 Values $12.00 and $18.00 | For Women—Ratn Coats {n English shower-proof ma! erials—Olibe and Oxford shades— $8,75 Value $12,00 For Women—Votle Walking Shirts—new mode'—box platted— Taffeta sith drop— S175 In addition, to close out— For Women—200 Cloth Sotts—Blue, Black and mtxtures—tn long and short effects—taken from our regular stock and redaced to 57.50 ana *£0.00 Were $18.00 to $20.00 Value $18.00 Le Boutiltier Brothers West Twenty-third Street, CEE Re ee TEE wre ‘TE WORLDI- WEDNYSDAY EVENING: OCTOBER 117 1904 ay jenae O88 Sar recraatine ate i rs bili ipsborn THE OUTER GARMENT oop Pre Specials for To-morrow. Women’s Tailored Suits. Specially Made for Small Women, Effective styles, long and short, of cheviots, broadcloths and mannish mixtures, They are copies of $65.00 and $75.00 models. 18.75, 20.00, 22.50, 25.00 Afternoon Dresses Of Prunella cloths and taffetas (6 models), all the 5. newest shadings, plaited skirts, Valea $3520... 2 00 ae Women’s Fall Coats Of heather mixtures, The Tourist Model, So Inches long, fly front or double breasted Inlaid velvet 12. 75 collar and cuffs, belted. Regularly sold for $20.00. Black Chiffon Taffeta Waists. Entire Walst box platted, new leg-o'-mutton sleeve. 5 90 eet eeeeseeseowesseseesseseel e° Valus $1000.. see sees Crepe de Chine Waists. Tailored style, front and sleeves trimmed with hand- 6 rs) made knots; newest pastel shadings,‘Uslus $12.00,. Og ‘ \ Silk Petticoats. Guaranteed taffeta, all shades, accordion pleated or ruffled flounce, With extension dust ruffles 5.90 ‘Regulars sold for $8.75. SPECIAL TO-MORROW.. 12 West 23d St. (reuoXteiHSee.) go Contlloce Thursday, October 13th, Fine Silk Umbrellas. For Men and Women. tal, sterling sil 5 ‘inal wood and waghora, Values £400 & $430, 2+)5, each Women’s Handkerchiefs, Fine Sheer Linen Hemstitched, Hand Embroid- per ered Initials (in boxes of 44 doz) 175 doz Droadvvay & 1916 Street. B. Altman & Co. are now showing a complete assortment of Autumn and Winter HOSIERY, in various styles and weaves, for Men, Women and Children, included is a select assortment of Silk Hosiery for Men and Women, Orders executed for Women's Silk Hosiery in shades to match costumes, B. Altman & Co. MERINO UNDERWEAR_DEPARTMENTS, The complete stocks of Underwear in various weights and fabrics, for Men, Women and Children, are now ready, including Silk, Wool, Merino and Cotton, Attention is especially called to the “ Betalph,” a superior undergarment which is made expressly for B, Altman & Co, and can be had only of them. Eighteenth Street, Sixth Avenue, Nineteenth Street, New York, | GOLDSMITH ‘ COMPANY: Your suit—your overcoat—will be bought pre-/—— eminently well at $10 or $15. Judging by the “bests” saving whichever you fancy. ust two prices—just two slores—but endless oo variety at each. All Garments kept in repair free! Money back for any unsatisfactory purchase. that used to be—there’s a} d Suits and Overcoats $10 and $15. i Bast 14th St,, near Broadway, .,226",,, 113 Nassau St,, near Bookman, | | CASES; a Thursday $19.50 Ladies’ rane a 95 LADIES’ TAILOR-MADE SUITS, of fine grade cheviot, coat double-breasted handsomely trimmed with silk braid, satin lined; skirts 9-gored overseam me bottom; colors black, blue or Laval excellent value for $19. sh 12, 95 "$7.00 Silk Waists $4.95 bape Pda SILK WAISTS, shown in thres distinct styles, each one an exact wil fn rench model, handsomely trimmed with contrasting color silk; some a. eee = French knots; all the newest colors and black; 5 AMMAR oi (i sscxsscossoaveeiatcuisandni 49 “Fall Shirt Waists--A Sale LADIES’ WAISTS, three distinct styles for your selection—Nun’s Veiling (lined throughout), with front of embroidered silk dots; Fancy Saxony Flannel; both these styles have plaited front and are shown in the newest colors; also a big collection of all-white Waists made up in heavy Vesting; value $275 each, your choice on Thursday......csseseeseesesseeseeneeneeeenses 1.85 LADIES’ WAISTS, of all-wool batiste, id tallor-stitched plaits, silk stock and tle; some with shirred yoke and long shoulder effect; both styles lined throughout; every desirable color; value $4.00, for Thursday 2.65 Curtains and Couch Covers IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS: Value.. $2.50 $4.25 $6.50 Pr. Ate 198 3,25 6,50 Pr. DENTELLE ARABE LACE CURTAINS: $7.50 $12.75 4 6.50 850 10,50 Pr. TAPESTRY COUCH COVERS, Oriental effects: Value.. Value., 96.50 $7.25 $8.25 Pr Value. $1.50 $2.98 $9.75 Ea, Ate. 475 6.75 6,60 Pr. 98> 1.95 2'sore Fine Rugs-—Big Values BODY BRUSSELS RUGS: AXMINSTER RUGS: Size 8.3x10.6 ft. Value $25....... 21. 50|suesseoe it Value $22.50....17-50 Size 9x12 ft. Value $28.50...... 23,50 | Size 9x12 ft. Value $25.00....... 19,50 ROYAL WILTON RUGS: IMPORTED MORAVIAN RUGS: Sire 8.3x10.6ft. Value $30,..... 25.00] Size 6x9 ft. Value $7.50.......... 5,50 Size 9xi2ft, Value $35...,..... 28.50! Size 9xi2ft Value $12.50.,.,.... 8.96 Fine Jewelry & Clocks---A Sale Thursday, Friday and pine Big Yearly Event—crowded into three days. A Pre-Holiday chance to secure choice goods at extreme price concessions, GENUINE GUN-METAL CHAINS, set with MARBLEIZED IRON CLOCKS, with handsomely cut crystal and amethyst] French bronze ornament, 8-day move- stones, regularly $2.00 Fa $2.75, ment, hour and half-hour strike; regue 49 & 2.00) larly '$450, sale price... 29 InpoateD sabenveie BROOCHES, ROYAL BONN PORCELAIN CLOCKS, KETS, CHAINS, BEAD NECK- ‘| Dresden decoration, 8-day movement, tices HAT PINS AND VANITY) hour and half-hour strike; regular! beautiful collection; value $5.50, sale price 3.4: 390) FANCY CLOCKS, rich gold finish, a vae riety of designs, 1-day time; offered downtown as bargain for $2.95. 2.69 silver or 44-kt. gold plate; sold 76 where for 25c. and 39¢... 190 & 27 FANCY CLOCKS, rich gold finish, a va- riety of designs, 1-day bei) reg, o8 IMPORTED HAT PINS, a large variety ot| and $3.50....... new patterns, value 25¢. to 49c...10¢ | FANCY CLOCKS, rich ra rAd ‘ay MARBLEIZED IRON CLOCKS, with| time; reg. $1.50, sale price French bronze ornament, 8-day move-/- FANCY PORCELAIN BOUDOIR t ment, hour and half-hour strike; Py rs rf CLOCKS, 1-day time; reg. $1.50, sale larly $10.00, sale price......... PGs co rocsrecincersesvecneres Be 125th Street, West. " PBC West 125th St,, near 1 Ave. 75. to 98¢ RHINESTONE BAR PINS, set in sterling tween Lenox and Seventh Avenues, Weare Successful Deserve success for the honest policy we pursue; Because We deserve success for the DESERVE Success. astounding values we give; deserve success for the unusual completeness of our display of Home Outfittings, for here we make it a point to show MORE than others can, better than they can ‘and what they cannot show, Liberal Credit Terms. Open Saturdays Till 10 P. M. ” ; . bo foot: 5 ft. Sin. high; choles of an tise, Remarkably ood F \ dainty $3.95 iy Chairs, \ike design, in polish mahogany # finish, damask oov- ering, spring seat. for® 3 Ram- $3.98 nes Vidlity Boxes, like designi iy heavy mattingg covering, pyro otohed interior, on. Ami The Best Scouring Soap Made A Scouring Soap A Metal Polish A Glass Cleaner In this city people of Turn It Into Cash. average circumstances cannot afford to pay rent for one more room than they require. If you have such a room in your house or flat rent it profitably by advertising it in the Sunday World Want Columns; ARMURE PORTERS ore borders: ” =