The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1904, Page 7

. "MAINE DEPOSED TRAN VICTIM WS / FROM POSTION, HURLED WW AR Man Expected to Testify at/Long Island Man Stepped from Coroner’s Inquest Into Death} One Track to Avoid Danger and Was Struck by Rushing of Margaret Lynch Is No Lon- ger Manager of Firm. Cars on Another. Owwald Maune, or, wanted by the District-Attorney of Nassau County to Geetify at the Coroner's inquest on Frj- Gay into the strange and mysterious | Killed to-day while he was on his way Geath of Margaret Lynch, is no longer |to work. He was walking along the ‘the general manager of the Blumen-| Long Island Railroad iracks and was Derg Press, at No. 214 William street. | between Flushing Creek and Lawrence In order to be reinstated Mr, Maune | street when a train approached, ‘will be forced to take recourse to law,| He stepped to the other track to allow Dut i is believed this is hardly ex-| tt to pass, not noticing there was an- in the light of the notoriety al- attached to his name. last seen of Mr, Maune tn this ty was on Friday, when he went to his former office to make final arrange- ments for his disconnection with the #@ men with whom he has been ‘n business for the last ‘twenty yeu.s saw him leave the estab- Mahment, his head held pompously high; without a farewell on either side. pletely severed from his Meyers, Wo0 was a ma. sone iF way to work when ki a widow and family. Where he went after that ts not ab-| SARATOGA, Oot. 19.—James solutely known, for all information of | bis whereabouts ts refused at his home, | Wo, 2 Vernon avenue, Brooklyn, Expected at Inquest, Maune, it was expected, would be the important witness at the inquest. The) District-Attorney counted on his ap- » and some startling develop- Tits wore looked for. Whether or not | Mr, Maune will be at hand is now a Matter of conjecture, FOR KILLING HER BABY. and had both i in the Saratoga is cut off, He di lospital to-day. ished Sechi Reaisvae cure for ti fighteat revere of the troubles AVE BIs0 found ot 4 aaealiee\ te Bronchial at Coroner's Office, ae an ne amen owt Fr fh Wes arrested on Oct, 4 on suspicion of egueing the death of her baby by geckege (ot Stone dragglt gud throwing it from the window of the {is uso this is tho Orne summer tha tenth floor of an apartment house at Robben troubl No, 10 Madieon avenue, was to-day | “xan yrdrisiect se ob Send fore, Magistrate Baker In Beh! lem Police £ourt on a chi Eas anded to the Corsner’s i het fps, Albert Moyers, forty-six years old, who ved on Locust street, Corona, L. 1, was struck by a train and instantly other train coming in the opposite direc- tion, and walked directly in front of It. Meyers was hurled through the alr and landed on the tracks some distance ahead of the engine. The wheels passed over him and his head was Berto jed., He eaves a LEGS CUT OFF BY TROLLEY. Bren- nan, of Ballston Spa, formerly of | Mrooklyn, fell under a trolley car here e Cure fr Asthma an Hay Fever The statomonts publi rm wwe claim of Dr, Tey Jan absolute cure for or7, Pleasant Hill, Lt, sane re Tr ache, our Asthme Soy ann itt Asthma sthma, for’ te mt Thave beret Bee eit & {ree sam Thursday, October 20th, Tailor-Made Walking Suits, , Fine Pynne Cheviot, Brown, Blue, BI ck, threz-quarter len th, . 25,00 |, new strapped seam coat, plaited skirt—value $32.50 . Women’s Furnishings New Styles ; Velveteens, Bedford Cords and Embroidered Cottons, India Silk Quilted Dressing Sacques, Breakfast Jackets, Kimonos, Golf Blouses, { SHORT UNDERSKIRTS, French Flannel and Fancy Cole ored fleece-lined Pique, embroidery trimmed ‘ BREAKFAST JACKETS—White hand-embroidered and fancy colored fleece-lined Pique . 4&1." Green Mises Retin ses Mornings This Week Ae, 30 Til 12 0’ Clock, reafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour, Fancy Soaps. A Carload of Perfumed Soaps on Sale Tp-Morr. w at Extraordinary Prices T's SOAPS will be on Sale in the Main Ais'e to-morrow Big Store's periodical sales of Soaps are always immense! successful, for they place within the reach of the general shopping public enormous quantities of good Soaps at extremely coul be bought for in any other store, bc cake GREEN CASTILE: doz., 22%¢; cake, 10¢ cake FANCY WRAPPED; 3 cakes for 10¢ cake RELIANCE GLYCERINE: dor, 5c cake QUEEN OATMEAL: doz., 5c cake ELDER FLOWER; doz., 22 5c cake JUMBO; doz. 33e: cake, 5c cake TRANSPARENT GL YCERINE; doz., 3:3¢; cake Se 3c cake WITCH HAZEL: doz., 12¢; cake, 3c cake COCOA CREAM; doz., 12¢; cake, 5c cake OATMEAL, VIOLET OATMEAL, HONEY- >. SUCKLE, CALLA LILLY or ROYAL BEGONIA; doz., 22c; cake, ec} cake, 2c There are a great many styles and sizes not mentioned, but we unhesitatingly state that there has never been in New York such values in Boe bmn WAISTS of Flannel, Albatross, Nun's Veiling, Black Brilliantines, and will undoubtedly attract swarms of customers. The pe | ey Ses ‘act, at prices much lower than the same Soaps 2c 10c 00; cake, 430; cake. 16x20 Black and White the results are artistic, Renedict Studio’s Popular $3.00 Offer: 12 Imperial Carbonettes and One | Every detail of the workmanship is carried out by experts. They know how to pose and wher ta snap and invariably | (ith Floor, take Oth Ave, Blevator,) | 3.00 | 8.30 THN 12 o’Clock. Thereafter, EW YORK. Double 'S, & H.” Green Trading Stamps Mornin, Women’s Sidahdewn Seiya a ACITY IN ITSELF | Moderately Priced. 0. FOR WOMEN’S DRESSING of all-wool eiderdowns 69, with round collar and finisised with edge: colors red, gray and blag, ™ DRESSING SACQUES of ; 18"&19"STS. ISe. pe Want Salt prettily appliqued; lon ok Coda FOR WOMEN'S DRESSING SACQUES of woo! role eiderdow, This Week from ‘i 50 rev With large sailor collary handsomely appliqued in intil Closing Hour, jine'e Stamps aA raccoon ; popular cuffs, S fur-lined Coats are destined to attain great popularity during the com- , ing Winter, this announcement will prove exceptionally interesting to women who delight in combining style with comfort. At $25.00 they are the best examples of artistic coat making seen this , season, and that they will meet with a ready demand to-morrow is not questioned. Are of fine quality broadcloth, 43 inches long, lined through- out with squirrel, and have large shawl collar of sable plaited front and back; 2 5, 0 0 0 leg-o'-mutton sleeves with 93,00) Like Style “BR” med with fancy braids and ornaments, and have large Bishop sleeves with cuffs, ‘ Royal Grmine Sets Persian Lamb Coats ., ROYAL ERMINE SETS, consisting of military | LEIPZIG DYED PERSIAN LAMB COATS, 4 collar, trimmed with chenille tassels and large | 22 or 24 inch box front D soa with combina — 4 shapely pillow muff. Lined ae throughout with white peau de cygne silk, exceptionally =~ stylish, tion colla- and_ revers Chinchilla or Mink ped plain styles, choice of plain or fancy satin linings, Are of heavy quality black peau de soie, 42 inches long and lined with squirrel; they cramer, 25, OO Chose Made 95.0 ats (Pur Section, 21 Floor, 18th 8t.) Would Made EX are very skirts are about Misses’ Cravenette Coats. 70.00 front and back; full sleeves; belt : Pop ularePriced Waists, = 5 Catlored Suits, yh Purchase and Sale Co-Mforrow at 5/0.00. at Yuch HigherPrices miliary effects, blouse styles and the popular vestee style of Cheviots, Covert -/t Cloths and Men’s Wear Suit- ings; colors black, blue, brown and mixtures. The ceats are satin lined and some of them ihe popular run- length. Price Thursday, (Women's Outer, Apparat ‘Outer Apparel for Wisses and Sirls. for MISSES’ CRAVENETTE COATS; plaited Misses’ Walking Skirts. y | oS for MISSES’ WALKING SKIRTS; attractive plaited model. Sell Regularly in neat coat styles, tourist and prettily trimmed; the neat kilted effects, in 10.0 Beetione, Floor, Fro et) w | Girls’ Russian Blouse Dresses. g 50 for GIRLS RUSSIAN BLOUSE DRESSES; ibe 2a ‘ trimmed with braid. (Second Wor, Centre, 10th St.) The SP in this sale is centred largely in the fact that for very litle money | women find in the mammoth showings displays exclusive shops present at much Discriminating shoopers will be original conceits the heart can dictate woman looks for. In black, white and colors, French knots, stock collar with silk turnover and four-in-hand tie, sold regularly for $2.50; special at we make styles that are vastly superior to the greater prices, | delighted by the representations. Everything in Artistic merit and newest of style—features every | | Women's Nun's Veiling Waists. A neat, tailcred model, side plaited and trimmed with L935 Women’s Scotch Flannel Waists. | (As IMlustrated,) | H Of all-wool flannel in dainty stripes, front trimmed in P military effect, with double row of taffeta straps, ornamented with small fancy buttons. Similar styles sold elsewhere at $5.00; y) »}) especially priced at Women’s Velveteen Waists. (As Illustrated.) ‘ A new model in black. navy and brown; beautifully made with tailor stitched side plaits, piped with taffeta + 395 | silk, wide shoulder straps and stock collar, also piped; new sleeves; cut extra full andlong. Attractive value at xtra Special for Chursday! Women’s White Basket Weave Cheviot Waists. Medium weight: fleece lined; front side plaited; French back point plaited and cuffs trimmed ig large pearl buttons. Made to be sold SSe for $1. B15; Korma 4 value at os | valet "Store, Second Freer.) . +o RS A Special Sale Co-Worrow of Women’s Cloth Coats and Skirts, The woman who exercises discrimination in the matter of garment selection will the assortments at the Siegel Cooper Store unusually large and varied. In the matter diversity of dase and attractiveness of price the representations meet every expectation, Chese Specials for Chursday : WOMEN'S COVERT COATS, made of narrow wale American Covert Cloth in the new Paquin model, ) lined peneas with heavy satin; wide straps at front a new leg- See ee ma notch collar and double-breast WOMEN'S MILITARY COATS, made good sched vee nape ores | Lares military cape, pave sending wit Of ble-b ast Son frortand semi ned beck Ciseatieooghs ct whey sn, eed wt roche 46. ornaments, silk cords and Lraid. Thursday, SEPARATE SKIRTS, WOMEN'S RUNABOUT SKIRTS, made of the new avg | ber Worsteds or ir aed ne ae blue Broadcloth. They are in i due or de pled es, excel- y ¢ 5 0 lently tailored and perfect hanging. Thursday, citenae bet tonal wind | | Infants’ and Children’s Underwear of Dome and Canton Hanne, ‘ Snug. warm Underwear for little folks at prices like the undernoted should prove unusual incentives to mothers about shopping for like garments for their children. Here is @ section entirely devoted to the outfitting of children, and where selections may always be seen in Domet and Corton Flannel Underwear at prices of attractive lowness. pose tbl an hela and blue shade; Toil years 59e | sizes 2 t 6 years, , 7. ¥, made with hemstitehed aume 99, qj ruffle, sizes 210 12 years, : EXTRA SPECIAL, INFANTS’ FLEECE LINED RIB- | CHILOREN’S SLEEPING GAR- SHROREN § WHE er BED SHIRTS; era ben ses 7g | MENTS of Ex ap el on KP ves IIe CHADaENS DRESSES OF les gral ‘ ibaa! DOMET FLANNEL, dainty pink | INFANTS’ DOMET | CHILDREN’S NIGHT DRAW- and blue stripes, made Norfolk barsopedely «2 and style; plaited back and front and trimmed with fancy braid; 3 to 5 years, ERS of white domet flannel, ex- tra heavy; 2 10 10 years, 49c (Second Floor, Centre. 10h 8t) _| 490 pak [creel sited ta | Pro 3 years special 25 ‘Women’s and Nfsses’ Sweaters, | AMttractively Low-Priced tor Go-Morrow. | about the goodness of our enormous assort- | ments would not be amiss. No more lines in double or single breasted models ¢ are here. All the popular colors, white black, and in weaves bound to attract admiration. These specials to-morrow: Little need be said about the popular Golf louse Sweaters for Women and Misses. Womenfolk all around New York are well aware of their serviceableness and warmth- giving qualities. They becarre the rage last year, and promise to attain unparalleled popu- | larity this Fall and Winter. Perhaps a word FOR WOMEN’S WORSTED GOLF TF, GF WOUSe SWEATERS: excra heavy very fancy mitch heavy neck with ribbed collar, also cus and belt} all the popular colors FOR WOMENS WORSTED GOLF 2, ZB HOUSE SWEATERS: prety eaves made be double-breasted with two rows of Bie pearl buttons and V neck, full bishop sleeve FOR WOrMEN'S WORSTED GOLF OB, FO vous swEATERs: enra heayt very : fancy weave} high neck and full bishop sleeve, psig lors OR WOMENS WORSTED G 4, 50: BLOUSE SWEATERS: pretty. close high neck with ribbed collar; cuffs and superior in style and finish, | FOR MISSES’ WORSTED GOLF BLOUSE! J is SWEATERS: high neck with ribbed collar, cuts and belt and full blouse. 26 to 32. FOR MISSES WORSTED GOLF SWEAT- a paby! phe bg fy stitch; extra heavy, and cuffs, 2 rows of Fa heen | pod Ng to a" Sk Ganas