The evening world. Newspaper, November 22, 1904, Page 13

a [ Employee Is Ground to Pleces|Captain of Steamer Aros Castle Under Wheels of Flying Ex- press Sent Ahead by Signal-| man Through Mistake. ACCIDENT BRINGS TRAIN TO A SUDDEN STOP. Automatic Device Shuts Off Cur- rent and Applies Brakes— Passengers in Panio—Road Blocked Twenty Minutes, Dana Clow, & motormanjin the sub- way, was arraigned In Centre Street Police Court to-day, and later takeu before tha Coroner on a teohnica) charge of homicide, Clow ran the train which last night ran over and ground to pleces ‘William McMi'lan, a signal man in the employ of the subway, The killing of McMillan was the cause of intense excitement among a lage Bumber of passengers on the train, but & demonstrated the fact that such un aceldent shits off the electric current on the third raf, puts,on the air brakes and stops a flying express train almost instantly. Signal Meant Death. ‘There had been trouble with the ex- press signa! lights in box 100, just north of the City Hall, The lights at the ‘Worth street station were out of order also. MoMillan was detailed to remedy the City Hall box, while James Becker, another signal man, was sent to Worth wtreet. MoMilMan was still working at his signal hox, but Becker did not know it and gave the signal for a downtown train to go ahead. Clow put on all apeed and was rushing toward the City Mall atation when the train jolted, In- tantly the électricity was turned off, and the air brakes ground against the wheels, bringing the train to a stop in Sta own length. Cut to Pleces, Trainmen sprang from the cars to Jearn the trouble and came upon Me- Millan's body. Syme ore cried qut; “& man has been cut to pieces here!" ‘The news quickly travelled through the train, and men and women sprang down from the cars and pushed their way toward the mangled body. On the trails was Father Hayes, secretary to Archbishop Farley. He tried to get to the dead man, thinking he was living and wanting to administer extreme wnotion. “It's too late, Father,” epoke up « @uard, “Fle was killed instantly.” Traine wery olucked in the subway tor twenty minutes. FLAMES DESTROY DAY-GOODS STORE Tenants of Upper Floors of| Building, Aroused by Boy, Es-| cape in Safety—Damage to Stock and Structure $5,000. A fire that broke out in the rear of Patrick Kennedy's dry goods store, at Nos, 101-700 Becond avenue, t-day @pread so rapidly that the entire place we ~tted and the twenty families that lived on the upper floors were forced to leave their portable house- Bold effects and flee out of the burning Duilding for their lives. In a short time the four stories of tenements were Silled with a thick, impenetrable smoke. Martin Obergeell, fifteen years old, of No, 1781 Second avenut, was one of the first on the scene, and he went from one apartment to another arousing the tenants to a sense of danger, Exgited men, women and children then stream- @d down the stqirs, but there was no panic and none was injured. Richard Alvino, who lived on the) fivet floor, was overcome by smoke, He ‘was rescued by Policeman Dougherty and John Mullin, of No, 423 East Fitty- ‘he fire was clecovered by Ken- . Yin ee A ge Aon . Dougherty, who scene in short order alarm. * } The firemen could do nothing to save store, and the entire stock of goods buroed, The 4: a GERMAN TREATY SIGNED. Arbitration Agreement Concluded by Hay and Sternburg, WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.—The Ameni- @an-German arbitration - treaty wes! sinned to-day at the State Department by Seoretary Hay and Baron Sternburg, dhe German ‘Ani' jador, Tt Is identical with the American- French treaty. AAAS Apartments, ||| pp and Rooms Ads. in Health ane Strangth oy Fa- ther John’s Medicine. Mrs. A Shaw of 222 Winter St, , Haverhill Mess, writes A long | letanding lung trouble ha¢ left me —— thoroughly run down ané ! improve. ‘so much by taking Fathe: John's Medicine that [ gave It to ny seven- Sure the Tatalla Went Down year-old daughter, in whose aealth {there has siuce heen a marked “m-| in Gale as He Was Standing provement — Nothing equals rour| By to Aid Her, Medicine as a tonic | highly recom- men¢ it.” Fifty years io use. Guar- anteed. PHILANELPHIA, Nov, 2.—The Brit- ish steamer Aros Castle, just arrived here from Java, reports the probable) foundering on Nov. 15 of the Spanish! bark Tafalla The bark's crew of fit. teen men is supposed to have gone down with her, | Capt. Day, of the Aros Castle, said the steamer stood by the sinking bark for two days, and that on the second | night the Spanish ahtp disappeared. The | condition of the Tafalla was such the | night before that the officers and crew of the Aros Cas! down during the Sighted Du Gale, Capt. Daly said that on Nov. 18, just before daybreak and during @ terrific gale, rockets were sighted about two | hundred and twenty miles east of the Bermudas. Tlie rockets were answered by flare Hghts from the Aros Castle, and the latter changed her course tn the direction of the rockets, | The Aros Castle approached the Ta. | falla, but the sea was running so high that no small boat could live in it. The! flares were kept burning to encourage | the crew of the bark, Men Wore Out, After daybreak It was learned that the bark was the Tafalla, 9% tons, Capt, 8, Roig, loaded with pitch pine, frog Brunswick, Ga, for Valencia, Capt, Rolg signalled, “Leaking six inches an SAVING LIVES, hour; main pump broken; amall pump| pecayse jt contains the kind of Clogged; men worn out, nourishment that those suffering Capt. Day shot a line to the bark and slow progress was made, Late in the afternoon the hawser broke and the bark again drifted helplessly. Capt nailed that he would stand by, During the night both vessels sent up rockets and dares, At 4A. M. on Tues. day the crew of the Aros Castle saw no more flares and when daylight came no sign of the Tufnlla could be seen SUMMEGFIELD BAIL IS RAISED $10,000 Jerome Wanted It Put Up to; $100,000 from $25,000 but) SPECIAL SALE, Flannel Justice Davis Thought Such Waists, Saxony, Scotch and an Increase Uncalled for, French Flanne!s, plaids, : stripes, checks and solid colors, $3 85 from consumption neeé but do not obtain from their tood is why Father John's Medicine haa bean so success- ful for 50 yeare in curling consump- tion and al) throat and lung trou- | bles. A food medicine and free from polsonous drugs or weakening stimu- lants. Remember, it {s guaranteed. Forsythe’s Flannel Waists Toeday and to-morrow District-Attorney Jerome renewed his attempt to-dav to have ¢he bail of elusive Larry Summerfield increased from $25,000 to $100,000. Judge Vernon Davis refused to order this, but did ex- act an additional bond of $10,000, which Summerfield promised to furnish. The $25.00 bond holds Summerfield on an appeal from his conviction for swindling in connection with the Horveahoe Copper Mining Company. This appeal is now before the Court of Appeals, The additional $10,000 bail ia In @ cade connected with the Horse- shoe Company which has not yet come | to trial, although Summerfeld is under | 555 Broadway, 17th and 18th streets Indictment, | et He Ia 180 Ye ola, One of the most remarkable old men | in the world is Salkab Imamedda, reg!- mento! chaplain of the Eighteenth Ben- gal Infantry in the English army. Ho is 190 years old and can still read with. | out glasses, | AA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALS All sizes ' John Forsythe THE WAIST HOUSE Regular Price $7,00 | YOUR CREDITIS GOODAT J > SEEARS< ST. FURNITURE AND CARPETS. vn 1) > > > > > K< > > AAAAAAAAAAAAAAL Get Ready for Thanksgiving—gome'cte 2inine $55.00 Comprises a massive extension table (round or square), a good sideboard + ‘Afull set of leather seat dining chairs and a handsome Persian drugget p> The is the identical outfit which costs $75.00 in most stores, A Dollar or Two a Week Will Do. > __ STORE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY. > “Carpets Mado, Lald and Lined—a Rug Pree With Each Carpet, <! Srussels Carpet; gular 7$c. a yard quality; Spear & Co.'s p .48e Bp Seussels Carpets, generally sold at $1,004 Velvet Carpets, worth $1.25 a yard; Spea Axminster Carpets, worth $1.35 a yard; p> Wilton Carpets, worth $1.75 a yard; Spear & Co.’s pri Fin» Room Ri gi From $13.00 Upw: < <4 4 ott Tate WORLD: TUESDAY ee 22, "YOU SAL CAUSES (CREW OF AB UOST 2 DEATH IN SUBWAY’ IN SINKING BARK Saks & Company BROADWAY, 33D TO 34TH STREBT. We have organized for t portant Specia) Sales iny character at radical price concessions. ' Suits and Coats for Women. Fur Lined Coats, Regularly $50.00, Special at $33.00 Long full model of broadcloth in black, brown or garnet lined with superior Russian Squirrel fur, shaw! collar of Persian Lamb, Sable Squirrel or Natural Squirrel. Fur Lined Evening Coats. Regularly $60.00. Special at $39.00 Full loose model of fine broadcloth in white, champagne, light blue or light gray, lined with Russian Squirrei, large shawl collar of Persian Lamb. ’ Fur Lined Coats. Regularly $68.00. Special at $42.50 Long full model of fine French broadcloth in black, lined with superior Squirrel, large shawl collar of Persian Lamb. Evening Coats. Regularly $39.00. Special at $26.50 A distinctive model of fine black broadcloth, 48 inches long lined with white or black satin and effectively trimmed with braid, Tailor Made Suits. Regularly $40.00 te $60.00. Special at $29.00 A coliection of about fifty high grade tailored suits, long and short coat models of broadcloth, cheviot or mixed materials. Apparel for Girls and Misses. Coats for Girls and Misses. Regularly $10.50 19 $16.50. Special at $7.50 One hundred coats in a variety of new short and full |! length models of plain cloths or mannish mixtures. Sizes 8 to 16 years. Coats for Misses, Regularly $18 to $20. Special at $13.50 Full length models of Covert cloth or mannish mix- tures. izes 14 to 18 years, Tailored Suits for Misses. Regularly $14.50. ecial at $7.90 Box models of heavy Zibeline in brown, garnet or blue, jackets lined throughout. Junior sizes 12 to 16 years, Dresses for Girls. Regularly $10. Special at $6.90 throughout, emblem on sleeves and front, full plaited skirt, Sizes 6 to 14 years. | The new models of afternoon, party and dancing || dresses for girls and misses you will find in our department in no mean numbers, A Sale of Ribbons. Satin Glace Ribbon, 534 inches wide, in pink, rose, light blue, turquoise, cardinal, new green and chrysanthemum yellow, all of which are specifi- cally adapted for table and kindred decorations. Special at 25c Merit Shoes are Made For the Man who Walks Whether he walks from necessity or choice, they fill the bill. The dominant thought that guides the manu- facture of “Merit” shoes from rough hides to finishing, is service, service, SERVICE. ——— Style is there too, but style is we «more Common now-a-days than lasting H wear, Give a shoe true worth—honest wearing yay ies and honest workman- ship—and it is not difficult to follow the latest fashionable models, You can see the oe in “Merit” shoes for yourself by stepping in any of our stores ‘or merely looking in our windows. Material you can't see, but this we gu : rantee + = with a state- te ere) ment He at bee aT some oa fe cannot be Ey SSsSE AO made of anyother $250 shor nome, that"Merit® shoes will wear as long as any shoe made, irrespective of price, A new pair for any pair that disappoints. ‘Ti pot near ©" Manth ” store send for our now catalog, Mail-Order Dept, 160 Summer #1., Boston, Mass “MERIT” $ 2 50 SHSES STORES IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES THE INTERNATIONAL SHOE CO, pReaTEN ae a STORES—I15 Neaaa 8. bet. Ang and Beek iaty and, 1o0n its bh, Aden , it. Bighth Ay. near 11g "urvddwny, iw marked . ‘wr. 1Shh Bt. near 485 A near DeKa en he ‘Av. ear 10th Bt with stap have women's department alto. Pleasing models of wool serge in navy blue, lined || MONDAY MORNING WONDERS Another B'g Sale of GAVE 21° 5 22"STREETS, NEW Yori HAIR SWITCHES || JP oe ” DRY GOODS Co, Thanksgiving Sale of Rogers Pompadours, Main Floar—roar Flat Silverware at Low Prices. Plain and fancy patterns, as suits your taste; and, whatever it may be, we can save you con siderable: previous to the holiday ‘Irst quality Roger: plate—the4 kind that always looxs new and give: greatest service, Ihe SPOONS per # doa) BERRY SPOONS, each, at ( 4 | BUTTER SPREADEKE at To | ner % dos., at EaSEKT SPOUNS, per_4 | F NIVES, ea 7Te | PUNCH LADLDS, ac t Pe Pe s 3 RT FORKS, per % one ran ‘i INNER KNIVES, 12 dwt, Be at “Bae % dow, at neh; 1% o 2.49 H a u 98 These Carving Sets Will Trim | the Turkey’s Wings Perfectly, Five hundred sets will go to the counters to-morrow moming at prices which make them real bargains, We bought them some months ago, when prices were con- siderably less than now—hence the saving to you, Tho famous American manufacturers, = Frary & Clark Co., and the world-renowned Ionenh & Sons. of Sheffield, England. ere ¢ully represented in this sale PARVING SETA. Kniteand GAME CARVER AND Fork sing hondie warrant: | PORK, stag handles, Amer: |] d TT. M an Oz, At... ° steel ful, Fe e ‘no | lean and Sheffield steal Cold Meat FOR: ‘ato | CARVING SETS, Knife, | Warranted, at Tf, and 223 ORE. » Fork and see.” se tad {DINNER KNIVES. wi:t, || CREAM LADLDS, each, at stag handles, with tering J " bs Mer Mamta eatrerad (Pearl handien white and || GRAVY LADLES, each, steel; full eine ‘biades, at | black eeliutotd and sompo- |] soup LADLE 9.98 and 3.08 | sition bandion, tn ali styles || * igh American and — Ghefeld | 0d design. prices from CARVING sere, {n tie * 50 to 1ATS 1% stylea, ebony vary, cellu: | NV KER AND || BUTTER KNIVES each Ve c ‘old, stag hora and pearl | PICK put up in ll at ‘ "io; BORKS, hes. each. ta gepey handles, olain and ativor | fancy o es, also in SUGAR TON each A arate cloth ned box, Bayete. at prices Fang: | plain oard bax, ing from prices from ORANGE 8P 4,98 to 19,08 per set! 19 to 8.08 per ser on . bale | ee Thanksgiving Offering of Dining ||" ™*siusi"ers seme | Room Furniture; 34 to 3g Off, y have one of the greatest stocks im ¢ city in point of variety, su Look for the Green Tickets to-morrow. They are the sign posts || styles and fair prices to you ror the whict will guide you to a great many pieces of handsome Dining tree days preceding Thanksgiving Room Furniture—on many of which the PRICES WILL BE CUT IN HALF, a |] Ofer: new Dining Table and Chairs # Sideboard or China Closet, will add materially |p to the beauty of the home Thanksgiving Day, We must eal ALL we possibly ean this week, to make room for Christmas | things *Henoe the great tion | Y orks ry eres! oreduo: ion in prices. Ad no ether time le such a You can buy a $17 China Closet for $10.50, or Pad can Peed for a $40 one for $9.75, The $2.50 |f one. You can buy a $30 Sideboard for $19; a $1 Dining Chairs will be $1.45; the $4 ones $2.08. The $10 Dining Tables will be $6.50; the $60 ones $40. And so on all through the stock, At our regular pricer, mo store pretends to we sell you this magolficent Furniture at saving that (8 yours. China Closets, | 110.50-—reduced from 17.00 at SCARFS: Hue Wolf, Blue lack LL MUFFS: h Col Bree Minka Alesis bab fable Fox ive equa, value. And when to W off, just think of the Oak Sideboards, 500 Pairs of Men’s $2.50 r 9 \T—reduced from 18.06 ga ss Tel fom #485 ish Poo “Royal” Shoes at $459, J reduce m 4 400.00—reduced from $0.00 | B30: yom ot Sixty-threa shoe stores act Le? fee thet throughout the United fe irevisete rs 80 from $0.09 States and Canada find a | Bs tegees m 10:08 | Wem 248-38 ready market for the fa- | hogany. mous “Royal” Shoes— 7 ted fore 108.0 .00-—reduced from Te M8 reaices hom 110.08 4 26.00-reduced trom 195.00 rier ginae shelves and mirror back. ae coaneed from 80.00 .00-—reduced from 65.00 $0,00-—reduced from $0.00 40-—reduced from $5.00 :00—reduved from 78.00 Oak Dining Tabies. ware top, extending 6 feet gi veguced trom 6.00 3 80 lnced from 10.00 .O0—redueed from 12.60 .00—red w and never is a palr sold below the established price--$2.50, We own exact! aire atric to sell at Tow. | §te Kom {1808 Has ieee from $448 Dining Chairs, a 8145 —reducea trom §.60— Box rams cane seats, = reduced 8.16. {i tO fables paliakeds wha hos rama, cane sath. i ° jeed fro! 4.00—Hig' At Ge bos frame, Upholetere Fenthor seata. Ratt 5.60—Uphol- iid" paste Ls iret quality—| 2 pals terme: Men's Wool Underwear Close to Half Price, Four weeks ago we told how a ‘ underwear maker in Amsterdam, ie in Order to realize on his heavy stovk, was forced to accept half price for the greater part of it. We took all he nad to offer at that time, and he has wow At $3.85—reduced stored leather seat ani ODD DINING CHAIRS, some only 1 to 6 of & kind, reduced balf in price; cone and leather Men’s*2.5”Suits and Overcoats, 10 This is an offering we have never made before, and may never do so again, Fact of the matter is, It has taken the cold weather so long to get around that our stock is heavier than it should be. So we plan a sweep for to-morrow, a sweep that is sure to come with so great a bona-fide reduction, Men's and Youths’ sizes, Salts are In Fancy Cassimeres and Chev- iots; double and single breasted, Overcoats are in Black and Ox- ford Prieze, 44 to 52 inches long; blue, black and brown kersey, 44 inches long; also Fancy Cheviot Tourist Coats, 52 inches long. ye boy, up to 50 breast measurement. We can give you yen fraered Pap fi patterns, You can see for yourself (his means an enormous amount of clothing. Ten Dollars To-Morrow—fifteen dollars any other day, Isn’t a Five-Dollar saving worth taking advantage of? i All the Overcoats Reduced To-Morrow. this Overcoat stock down below normal—for after Thanksgiving Bald gene for Holiday merchandise, So to-morrow, choose from: $10 Men's Overcoats at $7.50, $15 Men's Overcoats at $10. $25 Men's Overcoats at $15. $18 Men's Overcoats at $12.50, pt react ew this season, made from the choicest and best mate- Tha 00 ot ren ‘And they'll provide the best possible sort of service, +$3 Boys’ -Overcoats at $1.85. $4 Boys’ Cvzrcoats at $2.85, $3 Boys’ Reefers at $1.85. $7.50 Boys’ Overcoats a! $4.95. sent us the duplicate of the there's nothing better made any- stores here in New All the $94 Grades ‘This lot contain the ver: beet, ck tan; heavy’ Winter Shirts and Drawers, Usual Reta!! Price $1.28, medium or exra heavy; £00ds we sold before, where. And we a ¢. we can en you compelled to obtain ful buttons; ribbed tailed; ov: seams. All the $12.00 Grades The mill's very best grades of meri t two age pearl buttons. Drawers with a; For practical every-day service almost HALF on for the same kinds, . Usual Retail Price $1,00, Piny Cashmere, in ; wuspunder taped: double gussets; thoroughly end camel's heir wool: ished. Sbirte self fronts, Pha beg Fe Wednesday's Sale of tach Peer to —— | ' Exiralor Each haeiamsea. || Women's $1 Gloves, 7Qc8: Piece — None Sent C. 0, D. Come Back, Dinah (¥ ). ers. Sheet Music at 11¢ t's All Go Up to Maud's.|Indolence (the bert inter. bid ie att. Loula, Louis, testo onthe market). ar U! NEW IMPORTATION OF Women’s Glace Kid Gloves, ms from selected light-weight sod Take Me Back to My Loule- M4 Girl : r, Unbappy Maid. ome. ow Hay, intermento Era treet rag two-step Loosing (eeiter (an “A round sewn, 2-clasp, Paris . ll laden Py C in all the newest colori ‘Alrahip. | Perhaps ‘Tie Just ax Well, |” Sanedod! ‘ 1 Think of You by Day, &c.| Man witb the Dough. ALA tor Dreamland also black and white; N Tpretty tove, balled) When ths Frost te on the Bus Ball ; iste L Learned to Love You Pumpkin Coay Corner Girl. 1,000 dozens of Dent's and Kaye (all the rage) | Why Don't They Play with Back to My Louts- |] 1,06 / : On'the Warm. in O18 Mie] a ee aa | - ser’s fine Knit Gloves, in white, cor Gee eee [Re Me with Your Byes, |. Paull’ intest black and gray; 50c qual- Woe carry in stock complete line of Musical Instruments at Lowest Pri te ws to have your Pianos ‘Tuned. Turkey Roasting Pans for Thanksgiving, Worth 40°, Choose at 25c ve summated plans many weeks ago to supply exactly eight thousand families with a Turkey Roasting Pan Thi aging. And we believe the sale of them at a QUARTER to be the biggest coup in merchandising New York has Pan ney other store in New York is selling roasting pans EXACTLY LIKE THESE for 40¢,, SOc. and 63¢, (a6s] cording to the size Here you may have any size for 25 cents. Two Distinct Styles. | Three Sizes in Each Style, strictly first quality GRAY ENAMEL Double Roasters with cover; made of smooth sheet eo antes d¢. and Cgc. require no basting or watching, and positively WILL | BURN. For meat, game, poultry, &. Worth 40¢. to Style 4-9x04 Inch, 7 HY; PA wesc cesene eee <i E_ Pans. i sold in every store ip America at 40., 5 4 Style 1—9text4 Inch, 2% inch deep. Style 2—10%x15 inch, 2% inch deep Style 3—ftxi7 inch, 2¥%4 inch deep, Choice at | deep. D Style S—tOxts inch, 7% - bie Style 6—11x164 tinh, inch deep,