The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1904, Page 7

TUK AYER TO GET ABSCONDER: Herman Haas, Paying Teller: Who Stole $20,000 from Corn Exchange Bank, in Chicago, Is, Finally Landed in New York. CAUGHT IN MEXICO ONCE, BUT MANAGED TO ESCAPE. | \pptured the Second Time in, Panama, but Sought to Evade Extradition from New Repub- lic—Hurried to Chicago. After a chase which took them through Mexico, Central America and Bouth America Pinkerton detectives from Chicago landed in this city to-day with Herman Haas, who up to a year} ago was the assistant paying teller of CONFESS PLOT 10 KILL SPANISH KING Alleged ened of Bomb-| Thrower Juan Rull, Arrested | by Barcelona Police, Give De-| tails of Conspiracy. BARCELONA, Oct. 12.—Three Ani chists and alleged accomplices of Juan Rull, suspected author of the reeent bomb explosion at the orphan asylum in | this city, have been arrested by detec- tives at villanueva v ia Geltru, twenty- five miles from here. It {s reported that they have con- | fessed to be involved in a conspiracy to kill King Alfonso, ee CRANE SUCCEEDS HOAR. Ex-Governor of Massachusetts Ap- pointed United States Senator, {Special to The Evening World.) appointed ex-Gov. W. Murray Crane to the United States Senate to Mill the un- expired term of the late Senator Hoar. THOUSANDS HAVE TROUBLE. AND DON'T. KNOW i the Corn Exchange Bank of Ch'cago |.) and absconded with $20,000 of the bank's | funds. After getting here the detectives evi- Gently feared that a question which ha; Deen raised as to the legality of Ha, extradition from the new Republic of Panama might result in their man be- ing taken from them before they could get him to Chicago and they hustled him to Jersey City and aboard a Penn- sylvania train as fast as they could The detectives brought from Colon, Panama, on the steamer FP iF; nance, which landed at the foot of Weat |! ‘Twenty-seventh street. They were met here by men from the local Pinkerton | agency. who had arranged for the quick | @ransportation of the prisoner. Lookeé Like a Hunted Man. Haas himself was pale and sickly | Jooking. He looked evéry inch the hunted man he has been for a yea, and the detectives who have heen hot | didn't look any too chipper themselve: After Haas disappeared a year ago the Corn Mxchange Bank started, th Pinkertone atter nim. For a long time no trace of the man was found. ‘Then he was located in Mexico and gurpaired there four months ago by the Chicago detectives who had been ent to arrest hi Haas in good style | im. tv had deen itvin re | nd wae evidently ermanes, that ding place nad not been discovered. le was locked up in Mexico to await arrival of extradition papers. He still had considerable money with him | at ae. time—enough to make hj jailers gareless about nim—ind he aped. The Pinkerton men immediately got after him and the chase was a jong one Haas dodged from piace to place, | went (o South America and disappeured | as fast as detectives came anywhoe neer him, Fought Extradition. Four weeks > the detectives got him in Colon. le immediately put up fight against being extradit His tm made the plea that the treaty ‘extradition between the United States and Panama had never been ratified and that it was not operative, The Panama authorities out of “cour- teay,” as they described it. surrendered Haas to the American Minister, and in| ae Sue his protests Haas was taken inance and brought back. ¥ had $0 In @ satchel with nim when was arrested in Colon. It was all) there wat left of the money he went away wi grt eouak't talk to anybody on his GREEN MEMORIL = PLANS ACCEPTED Monument Will. Be Erected at! 110th Street and 7th Avenue) Entrance to Central Park and) Will Cost $100,000. ‘The Executive Committee on the An- Grew H. Green memorial has accepted the recommendations of the sub-coim- mittee on plan and site. | ‘The site chosen is the One Hundred and Tenth street and Seventh avenue entrance to Central Lamb, who designed the Dewey Arch and who has charge of the plans, said to-day: “The monument will be In the form of an are, with the bill of a backgrouna ‘The central plece will be a colonnade, | with a bronze heroic figure of the Father of Greater New York in the middle, | situated on a pedestal. From the ground to the top of the figure will be 18 feet. At either end of the are will be a large pillar, which will be capped by a bronze spread le. Between the pillars an} the colon: will be three other pillars. “We hi selected (nis alte because of the highly artistic nature of the) and because this part of the! ists solely on account of Mr Green's hinge | efforts for the ¢xten- gion uptown when the park was being laid out, This section was the part on which Mr. Green bent most of his energice in the latter part of his Jacob A Cantor, Chairman of the Executive Committee, says that the es- timated cost of the complete monu- Ment is $100,000 WINNEPEG’S $700,000 FIRE. Wiped Two Blocks of Bulldings Out by Mare That Menaced City, WINNEPEG, Manitoba, Oct. 12—Two of the important business blocks of this cliy were wiped out by & blaze early to-day that threatened the entire com munity, The progress of the fire was especially rapid, the buildings destroyed oll being gutted within two hours. The Samage is estimated at $700,000, the Insurance is only $300 000. The new Bullman and J, H. Ashdown blocks were those destroyed, while the Davia and Rialto blocks were damaged. ‘The firms that suffered wore: Bullman Brothers, engravers and fine art print- ers; J, H. Ashdown, hardware! L. Mellie & Co, Bryce & Co. J, & G. Cleghorn, while Manufacturing agents; Bteele 6 Co, es eg aby Dufferin Company, Gingtion Sanith Arms Company. | Haas bck | J continue fatal results are sure t Your other organs may need attention—but your kidneys most, because they do most need attention first, If you are sick or ‘feel badly,” begin taking Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, because as soon as yourkidneys all the other organs to health, The mild and immediate effect of Swamp-Koot, the great kidney and bladder remedy, is soon realised. It wands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root will set your whole sys- ‘tem right, and the best proof of this is @ trial, tame Bt, Mel aie: 2 vite | i: Ever since | ras frou te “indy more or less kidney comp! rated bet i " fore cverytens an wane much tae th ir was tant saw an a vertisement 00, 8nd ‘wrote ashjne for a4' a the Ute of the Mawand Bei mprove- fhent after fea! oot only ® short time. thank! T continued it use tht, a, om thas ate) te to say stron yey sure about this, w examine some of 4 water proseynced it all ni cond) f wamp-Root ts rely yeaetable any oes not co’ ad any ful drugs. Thanking you + com fate Ai aotr and rerommending warn to all sufferers, | am, a’ Rens youre 1 RDGON Swamp-Root is ly peeommanded for everything, but it promptly cures kidney, liver and bladder troubles, SPECIAL NOTE.—In order to prove the wonderful merits of Swamp- Root you may have a sample bottle and a book of valuable information, both sent absolutely free by mail. sands upon thousands of testimonial cured. guaranteed. MO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE SIEGELG;OOPER NEW YORK. Popular Sheet Wusic | Successes of the Day at | Another Sheet Music Sale for which The Bie Store is As a special feature we include Chas. K. Harris's new famous. baby song, entitled, “Why Don’t They Play With Me?” | Also the following “winners” sold regularly at from |8c. to We limit one copy of each title to a customer— 25c. per copy. none to dealers—and no C. O, Bayer sung and written by Rnwon sung and written by Dik Indian Chief, sune and written b Cole & Johnson Madteap Pr Sora, from Isle of the Sea, trom Were Mine Alone, from Sunset Turns the Ocean Blu tay Morning When the Chureh me nthe Harvest Moon Ia Shining on the 1 Tava, by the com- Bel! And the latest song entitled :— Alber v: “TELL ME To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney eaed?, will do for YOU, every reader of the “Evening World” May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail. Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more sick- |ness and suffering than any other disease, therefore, when through neglect or other causes kidney trouble is permitted to tr] or Bright's disease, The value and success of Swamp-Root are so well known that our readers are advised to send for a sample bottle. Fark. Frederick g.| Dt: Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., bo sure to say you read this generous! offer In the New York Evening World, Tho genuineness of this offer is| Cole & Down In the Vale © & Where Mindeap KIDNEY begin to get better they will help A trial willconyvince any one. the symptoms of which are—obliged to pass your water frequently night and day, smarting or {rritation in passing, brickdust or sediment in the urine, headache, backache, lame back, dizziness, poor digestion, sleepless- ness, nervousness, heart disturbance due to bad kidney trouble, skin erup- tlons from bad blood, neuralgia, rheu- matiam, diabetes, bloating, trrita- bility, wornout feeling, lack of ambi- tion, loss of flesh, sallow complexion If your water, when allowed to re- main undisturbed in a glass or bottle for twenty-four hours, forms a sedi- ment or settling, or has a cloudy ap- poasance, it is evidence that your kidneys and bladder need immediate attention. Swamp-Root {s pleasant to take and is for sale at drug stores the world over In bottles of two sizes and two pricee—fifty cents and one dollar. Remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. The book contains many of the thou- letters received from men and women In sending your address to G 1e"an"sTs, | Se ACITY IN ITSELF D. orders filled ¢ Shenandoah Polly P . the Mocking Hinds Were Singing Come, Take a Trip in My Alr Ship, ¥ vrivie t My Heart the Flower Sweet Mateny Mee . Pegay Braty, from The Witchea, from “ale of Spt ern Roses Grow, by Madden & Moree (Thiet Floor, Bast, 18th st) on Tilze-, composer of “Teasing,” WITH YOUR EYES.” Kas BOSTON, Oct. 1.—Gov, Bates to-day | FF tase the rt heavy gt any door, special lot at, each, at prices averaging fully 4g to 4 NOTICE. Inthis cornnect’on we tegto say that the different articles wil! be oa ALL DAY, We do not follow tte example of some of our neigh- tors, who have a habit of puttin; hee Prices on certain lines jee en reporting them to be all sold before half the day is over. WE ALLOW NO SUBSTITUTION. We meke no attempt to sell you something “ [ust as good” as what you asked for, ‘vie uae’ thai." . THE WORLD: WESNFSDAY EVENING, OCTOB Drugs, Codet Articles, Perfumes, Rubber Soods, Brushes and Yiscetlaneous Articles. T We give this event adequate representation in the Main Aisle, as well as the usual broad showing in the ret, ER 12, 1904. Doul ‘Ss, & 1." Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from 8.30 Till 12 o’Clock, Thersifter Single Stamps Till Closing Hour. Another of Those Remarkable Special Sales for Which The Big Store Is Famous. IHESE special sales are held periodically, and they attract immediate and widespread attention. There is never any restriction as to quantity, and every PRICE is always as low as it can be made, Qualities are reliable; those which are accorded universal recognition. sections devoted to the lines indicated, | LA ERANCE ROSE SOAP; three copes ; | CRANTTONIC BOAP, TWO-OUART RELIANCE FOUNTAIN {USE Gurcenins: B-om. bottle, be > PURE NORWEGIAN ul i. 1 cop LIVER Toilet Hriveles. in BYRINGES. rapid flow; hard rubber pipes: CARBOLIC SOAP: cake, reculariy O#e., Tc | SPIRITS CAMPHOR: 3-02 bottle, 108 pint, HONEY ALMOND CREAM; bottle, @1¢ DR. MACK'S ANTISEPTINE pong: BULB SYRINGES: reularly 25. 1 | BAKER'S CRYSTAL CASTOR OIL; 3] EMULSION COD LIVER OIL, COLD CREAM: &% Ib, 20c.; Ib 4c cake, RELIANCE VAPORIZER ATOMIZERS, | on, 100.; 8 of, ‘B00 sEIDLITZ POWDERS, full watgnt WOOP ALCOHOL, ot.. 18; BENZOIN, GLYCERINE AND ROSE WA- TER, pt Ph Perfumes, quart, POUDRE DE RIZ—Repubile, box, 1c! REPUBLIC EXTRACTS: 1 oats Brushes. Pate ce GRAIN ALCOHQE: Aittonnmer COTTON. 1 parkage, 180 JAVA POWDER, Bte | Bho. foe nettle + tom Ol | Ae amoriment of BRUSHES, ali | LIEBIO'S ‘DEEY, IRON AND WINE: Bint] ote, | Eev Te LA BLANCHE PACE POWDER | LIQLET REGAL: true violet ofor: tgs very oor sect ree a LITMIA TABLAITA, Sear. bottlo, ta ryoddehel es pak si bottle of: 90 28 VIOLET TALCUM; box, "be Petes Se! Oe BP tine Rik bration, among | POWDERED BORAX, pure: 1b, Miu| YHAG SAL. S80, bem tor Se Lets 7 ich are some ebony; excapuional quality | BICARBONATS BODA, pure: Ib RADAM'’S MICHOBE KILLER WITCH HAZEL TALCUM; box, Te BAU DB QUININE: 4-08, @i8e.; fon, 480 | gr We. | MANHATPAN 100 SHAMPOO, Pat See aes WEST, INDIA BAY RUM, & pint, 18¢; | 4 he be. ‘. Te Ginia PARiNA COLOGNE: 4 08, 25c: RIDA WATER: teruler 340. bot. EB POWDE: HET DOYLIES; reqularly 10c., D'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRA WOODWORTH'S VIOLETS—Biclly; of, Se 496 MUNYON'S PAW PAW, passes 15 per aleohol; pint, 1! SEVEN SUTHERLAND Sp Stermna CLEANER, \MPLBX 10! SP wclal ones eS Mele Miscellaneous. BORINE; $1.00 size, BLOOD WINE; 50c, size, VITAL; Sc; ase, ge BROMO CAFFRINE; 0c. size, FIQKODORA a | 8 : 2-GRAIN QUIN! j FIORODORS wa FAG ae DER #o | SMELLING SALTS: bottle, AEN QUININE PILLA; box of 1005 | RONG etm: Ide, sae, Ben; 20. see, 18¢| eat-rINES; all kinds. bottle PENTALFOS PROACH SW Rubber Soods. BURE GRANULAR PHOSPHATE OF Pee R JOHN'S MEDICINE: Oe. sae DELLADONNA POROUS PLASTENS BRILLIA ANTINE NAIL POWDER: same | poNTON FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, 2 OA: 3 Ib. it REMEDY: foo [CORB DANDRUPY CURB; $1.09 ais, im oat Manicure Parlors; 15e reeularly 800, PURE S8UGA: OF MOE: ‘ee Wo / FAvonere PINE TAR COUGH MIXTURE, bead on SOAP:.¢ cake, SEAMLESS RUBBER GLOVES; reu-| ESSENCE OF 5 ae pa te, Enews SOAP, white oF green: bar, RURBER compLEXION BRUSaES, $2:! BSSENCE PEPPERMINT: flask, 1 ae Dit, BELDEN'S LIVER PILLS; bolt, Prescriptions filled by registered drug clerks, Prices lower than n elsewhere. Rooks In Sets. Standard Works at Special “Alliance Sale’? Prices, anne are works of standard ry library shelf—a Heavy Gapesiry Portieres. l, 98e Ohe October Shoe Sale Offers Remarkable Rargains, No let-up in the demand for stylish Shoes for the entire family pay regularly. Details How and Why we can offer such splendid Shoe values at the height of the season are uninteresting to you. tant at present is the fact that sizes and styles are complete and choosing is at its very best. Women's Fine Shoes at], 95| Women's Shoes at 95e Wehave never sold such good Shoes at $1.95 as during this October Sale. Besides | samples of the best makes there are reguiar | heels that were made to sell at $3.00, and lines of ail sizes and widths in kid calf cr | some kid lace Shoes with low heels that are patent leathers; all the good siyles of 1025 | 556 45 good, but cheap at 95e “Foot Nould’’ Shoes at 3.00, and heels Cony corners, fo. avihors—volumes that should be at the prices named for to-morrow ray: thould if a brisk demand. Fine cloth bindings, with gilt tops. bes print and type. Many of them illustrated, Portieres, Panels and Capestry. Repp Po rtiieres, less than you would have to | Kid button and lace Shoes with French for Men or Women, perience that they are better than any $3.50 Shoe in the market and as good as some $5.00 ones. All leathers. the flat last, narrow shank Shoes, makes. (Third Floor, Centre, 18th 8t.) yard, (Third Floor, Front, 18th St.) Only best drugs used, Knitted Blouse Sweaters and Soll Vests for Women & Misses, ‘An important showing of women’s and misses’ Golf Sweaters and Vests—those serviceable garments so in the usual kengeate Siegel way. displays are large and varied. Many exceptional values are cluded in the representations. Women’s Soll Blouse Hlannelette Wear For Wisse & Children Flannelette Dresses in plain and dainty colors, finished in the popular styles; Nightgowns and Petticoats in superior qualities neat colorings and stripes—briefly this describes to-morrow’s fea- tures of a large and diversified 10 yot Pub- AW! “AN JONARCH- . A A Tibed at Mobo.” Surprise, 4, 50 Faris buolthedtar ws, 7,35} (display. Price lowness is an Sweaters, Far dur prices PM OO) Maca Cintas ins added incentive’ for Thursday re OLY BLOUSE orm 18s volumes Published 7 99 RUSKIN'S | MODERN ‘ PAINTE purchasing. big oe iy is tna, vlme AQVELS, 12 vol. price pili 2.25 “yg Sil plain eolore. ial tna Spuvitehed ae ht 5.40 | RUSKIN s siSTONES 0 wes $ Cadldren’s Flannelette Ht 3.28 Froaemrs our BLOUSE fo LJ ss b- 4 Dresses. deores; Amey ‘Sur one, rere URERN'S “ENGLISH PROPLE.” Dainty pink, and ss 9 sod, tect po eA — He Re QUOT S "FRANCES 8 108 9, 60 |b BF 7, 80} Sefton: aa Rortoia, Vand! Hed. ry wosens our pious U! by y m, uf Ly Mi Lp ee irene, Polos 9. go | hae crunze gayest me ggy| fF at a” 4e That ear ASS “TWENTY YEARS AFTER.” KINGSLEY, 8 vols Pubttaned at 84.0. Our pice 9,60 |R vom. Pubenel’ be EARe AF ‘900 Cattdron’s Flannetette 21 4.50 a, puouss fvettaeune, " 480 ; BR Ane Dresses. bi Sah a ‘ , ; pe t Pupilshed Who. Our man 228 900 Plaln, colors, pink or, blue, Jn, the long. ‘7 belts sul oF Ter trimmed’ with white” braid roiderry trimmed; sises | |* ie Solr Vests, © to 5 years, Childron's Flannelette Ht $9e WOMEN'S OOLF vRaTE. le Féphigowes, i maa te satan || eees Sol” Bleue reid: in red, white, black Sweaters. tana ta tanh Bg at dhs opre aa, Boh (at, Ba oe del | 20 96e Mowers, sour «veee | tt 4 SOREL aS pa +00) eects" 5, OO 60 22, 50} Svrid sae oi yearn“ "" 590} } Sticroaled atin tas toe "bas | Ra Spel "rkbed ear 2 ordered Portiores. Snish Point Panels, Children’s Flannelette ey pple tng Paya — : Ma coat Knitted Yortolk Pesala, det gt sh, $: 00)| ein” Rt TS Todgvose rire thee eee] mee Rope Fortieres. Capesiry. Fees tetiathenel tuexe ant irimmel }} 994 7 5Q Womews cour vests | Ife 1, 75—MRSPE SEED Large show 1 n | 20, tnchee wide and several colorings: ap- Fer Pes eee Wess 9 9001 | ince baa gee aioe email ts ain, ee io row of gilt draperies, I9e double-breasted, with two rows of pearl Inittoms. plain colors; Second M0 Poor’ Ch Centre. 19th Bt) Women’s Fall Waists. : Children’s Flannelette Pane / op; aimee 4 to 250 Extra heavy beoitet res, Biained! + Tlannetette }\ Scotch, Rotany & French Flannel Wa Extn weg and blu Very Special Prices. ripe: tra ‘emp puttie: crtenen Sith aiik” embroidered Futhe: sine oS 4 to 14 years, at (Second Floor, Centre, 10th 8t.) Women’s Scotch Hlanne! Waisis, New military model, tailor- made, of extra good Most impor. quality Roman striped Old Wines Scoedt Flack from plait and stock trimmed with taf- (QUOTE, § } fea swraps and small butons; and & 7 very desirable, as 7, 75 8: Reduced Prices iomrend, (> : AT CHAMPAGNE "VIN Women’s Botany J imported Brut at G8 an Flannel Waists. Aye rte eaee 13} $Decidedly smart tailor- ie, model in black white. light sract a blue, navy. brown and reds front, back and top of sleeves jure, gold I gxcluare erat side plaited and tailor tae gw.S0. case 12 auarie op 9.50} {iitched: excel- 2 95 ATBAU LAPITTE: AA et lent value ay ‘ bd ey i. taux Ate tu: rane 12 ce se ae Women’s French ; CHVINTAG 0° akenet Flannel Waists. 12 uarte , 3 § SEntire waist artistically silk embroidered small block paterns in a beautiful array Ff colorings such as white We know from test and ex- i pala i with Persian, TERDA SHERRY ) white with black gray with jenant Pall oy TG | S white, green with Persian, ORT — VINTAGE 1818 { {blue with white tailored tieh olf dessert wine. wae style with — stock collar All styles, including Not Tore OF», Keston = 2 3 95 . years old, a rare wh a4 i NITAGE RYE OR BOURBON: 18 Extra Special Offerin so popular now in high grade |, ptmported Jand yust reiwsaed } } WOMEN'S WHITE BASKET WEAVE CHEVIOT WAISTS: fleece lined: front LONDON DOCK JAMAICA } {side plaited, French back, front and cuffs trimmed with pearl buttons) &. 2 at. richest flavored old Fue} } made to be sold regularly at $1.50; exraordinary value at Saeibaes Este Shere, Genes Fue or. Take Oth Ave. Elevator (Waist Store, Mecond Plbor, t 7 aa ri i Ae