The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1904, Page 3

© FTE WORTD: TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1904, “FLEETS READY |" Qi jAz,commAND EE son GIRL FOUND Mm A WASHINGTON oe ater FOR GREATEST “SNOWBANK DIED Bi entire Pe eee FROM EXPOSURE Recommends Pe-ru-ua Friends. Lord 9 i aiae é4snnounce tneir Mapanese Fleet Expected to Meet the Russian Second Pacific Squadron Before the Two Divisions Can Unite, “MEN. NOGI WOUNDED | IN PORT ARTHUR FIGHT. ik ~ Annual Clearance Sale of Women's and Misses’ Winter Garments, Which will include the following:— Women’s, Misses’ & Children’s | Coats and Wraps, Women’s and Misses’ } Suits and Skirts. Women's} S7/# and Wool Warsts, Reductions in this sale will average fully from % to % off recent prices. | WE CALL especial attention to this, one of the most ime portant events of the year, in Genuine Economies upon | those high class Winter Garments which are always so | thoroughly representative of the Lord & Taylor Stocks, In addition to the many extremely desirable styles and quali- ; ties presented of Domestic manutacture, this sale offers a limited quantity of exceptionally attractive Exclusive Imported Models Ne Mystery in the Case, De- clares Coroner Scholer—Was Apparently a Servant and Had Been Drinking. |BODY SEEN BY MANY BUT IS NOT IDENTIFIED. \Believed to Have Been Sitting on Park Bench for Hours in Blinding Storm Until She Fell Unconscious. "Commander of Besieging Army Reported Hit in Arm and Leg by Rifle Bullets—Now Said to “> Be in Hospital at Dalny. J LONDON, Dec. 0.—Every cable from ) the Far East is expected to bring news * of the great sea fig | | Coroner Bcholer made a careful ex @mination to-day of the body of the young woman who was found dying { the in Riverside Park, near One Hundred and Twelfth street, yemtentiy morning, and declares due to exposure and a “There ts absolutel this case,” said Coroner § young woman was undoubt servant girl, She didn't have even coat to protect her from Md and what cl K Ble wor ts which {9 Imminent @ Japanese fleet, ni ‘The Russ’ ral Kamimura. eet rounded South Africa death was m- In High Grade Carriage and Evening Wraps, | selections of the best efforts of celebrated London, Paris, Kerlin and Vienna Cloak-makers. The following items will convey some idea of the unusual character of the mer. | chandise and the excellence of the values offered at this sale, more than a week ago and was # ing north w n Kamim In command of a f crulsers and’ tox Pedo-boats, sailed out from Port Arthur tog attl al terial, the had und: same day tw Russta Genera? Nog/ drinking and probably fell unconscious ; Admiral Von Polker = from drink where she was f ‘4 ep a al ve Jibutil, off the expovure killed her. As a matter “ey “ a he \ of form we will have an autopsy per- . — . ‘i paahni ” | Set SS —) ———EE " that com yere was nelther money nor papers | : , Te; ~ ¢ or ma the head. Having taken several bottles, I fiad myself entirely jeuredls Tecannot praise Peruna too highly,'?—Ella M, Miller. | Perished from Exposure, GOST ( OF $400 iN OPEN PEN COURT ‘yy ith ples isure £ recommend your medicine tor catarrh of} | 28 inches long, of Heavy Cheviot, fane The nigtt waa bitterly id and ehe taffeta lined; recent prices $17.50 y $10.00 IVomen's Tatlored Coats, Attassa Sakari, the Japanese After Two Failures to Get ot Bere from exponure, Bh ted! been sitting o1 | 40 and 45 inches long, in tight-fitting effects. of Broadcloth, Cheviote Woman Arrested on Three cree Through Referee, Pubs] tours and when *| and English Coverts; recent prices $30 to $35 each, d from ; ' $20.00 Charces, Fell Into the Hands lisher Ryman and Wife Air je yn) IVomen's and Misses’ Faney Coats Pe-rusna k= | rom Cures | for Street, Reception and Evening Wear. eat Troubles in Public. [Polled & few feet away Headache || An exceptionally strong variety of Broadcloths in black, tan & white, i 1 Resteeesoniel Randeines, ee ar Pe ‘weegonn a gears ‘ Pines * Bicaahe Velour Coats in blouse and tight-fitting effects. . bee wan an sa gor gue| Mit aS date brown and curly. He Mil 7 {Fancy Tourist and Automobile Coats of plain and fancy ma Moy aaa ontenen fen tnd”wh pi oath alah" ren ae | Perma Efecs Marvels Cares | Sen acca a hie amorne oe ed 0, ; higper tts ohh r t Addison P., pub-| she was found lying in the snow, by ft e . 2c, é porecting 0 ihe | A ‘. st ter, red) Ke iv though that ovdinasily tueo were | (Re Pe- tu-na a Boon to Wome Sutter $ 2 00 €ac , he destructi ‘ “ ff, but 1 out, as she wa nerally fone Th from the whole y ; | Fens brat “ae Mit nee, in Cee Mar ‘esti! Vomen's, Misses’ & Children's Ratncoats | 8 ) 1 coping Suit and Augusra F ead Were «© *capntar, of Imported Rain-proof materials; | pian s dieser June appeared be] anes she wana Roman Cathote was recently priced $20 & $22.50, at $15.00 each, | apture of » | months w | preme evidenced in a scapular she wore about | = ar peoresponden ally Te for a time sup upon a dee (day aes ner neck. Other than this there was Entire Balance of rt4, and is now in a hi al at} t e-sergeant ¥ it id hla *| no mark of Identification on her body a) 4 sBus. a acasalaied reson | & tho teatlmons, reine There waa no sign that abe. hada Vien or tavme, teins vo|Lmnported and High-Class Coats and Wraps eis ery ahe dented that it was thed ‘ t al Just fered violence nor chat she had been | tnt ir f ESRD ey ES} SU EGE ‘ 1 . ‘ cae 4 f \ to grant a mUllegcitad ty tha BIAAe Weare’ nie alee isin ‘ 905 at Half Recent Prices, ; TOT ae ia aeky Pat ne 4 ‘ a ion ee hearts eee ieee Ask Your Draggist for Free Perann Almanac for 108). Your Druggist for Free Peruna Aimanag for 1005. $300.00 Garments AT $150.00 $150.00 Garments AT $75.00 "Is 1 No. 1% West the ¢ t 1 cald we] 7 of the Weat One Hundred | 2000 AT 125.00 125.00 AT 62,60 * . 1s e w eT ee maa h str save 200,00 AT 100,00 100,00“ AT 50.00 ‘ i ec Ue ph f ae a ae Gitar That is how the case came before Jus-| After the body of 176.00 AT 87.60 75.00 AT 87.50 Wellman 1 been carried to a y . ’ ' pa. none Whisks | Girls’ Winter Coats, Splendid Reductions. 4 of Heavy Cheviots, Kerseys and Fancy Mixturess | | Girls Coats various ‘styles and colorings; t h | sizea 4 to 12 yrs.; recently priced $12.50 to 816, a $7. go eac Not the Mahoney Girl, | Other lots at Shortly after the body was found and ve $10.00, $12.50, $14.50, $19.50, $25.00, / | recently priced $15.00, $20.00, $25.00, $30.00, $50.00, Sizes 4to ld yrs, ated. tot Girls’ Woolen Dresses, ’ It was an 4 to li-year sizes, syeaterday tat the ” SALOON: KEEPER SOLD LIQUOR TO MERE BOYS. tea. Hammon Min Sreclalfor NewYear's At Greatly Reduced Prices, So.enirs, 1904, Misses’ € Young Women's Tatlor-made SOME SF , consisting of IMPORTED STEINS, B iful BERRY u p . sets pan ont COYITAL CDT OLANSHA. oh ef ib Felten Ad oes Shirt Waist and Fancy Dresses Songht to Have Was witnessed in ere vure, h W 4 had id ‘ Piaraee he allour previous offerings. G@iVEM Free with purchases of $2,¢3and #5 ot our at Half Recent Prices. ——— H dechied “it : ee , . : : : The materials comprise Cheviot, Panama, Broadcloth and Fan NEED LOTS OF POWDER [iit ert tof He irtt| hu i {2 doen, @, Mammon ot S» «| Holiday Wines, Brandies, Whiskeys, Cordials, Honey | Si:tuires in the Twilorm te, Suits and Silk Chiffon, Orope FOR CZAR'S LEGATION, wri ' street, who was prominently a . Fancy Materials in the Shirt Waist and Fancy Dresses. —_—— —_ with the American Red Cross Soctet White Wines, Sweet Wines, . % Suit D : J $12.50 PEKING, Deo. th WATERS POLLUTED BY + Wear, appeared 1 Haynie Wine $73 Sweet Catan $ ca eee ‘ae eign Oflen the WOOD-PULP REFUSE. ©. Hochhe 1.00 herry ' 251.50 oy BG t fn Ries! 1.25 Museatel .25—1.50 Rh iieed 17.50 ) Sinte Health Department Experta |." yen Ry Johannisberg- 8 ‘ Angélica 1,25—1.9 qooo " " 20.00 authorities at Feng four| Rope W Lake Champlain ond \ Hd you get the m Cr seas 1501] Thistle Dew" Whiskey, $4.00 ra ng hier wed 50.00 “ ‘ 25.00 Sable Rivers, f 2.0 a 4 hee gapped - Hoa it and Au sah i si h itammgi Ausie wa 2 ¥ bot a for $00 M deirs, 1.$0—2.00 7s00 " “ 37-50 Healy rae wer etl french" 21}| too00 * ..Now 50.00 : iinfandel..... 1.00 RHINE» «a. 3.49 Misses’ Walking Shirt B Au 8 ! it w St. Julien... 1.25 WINES °* 759-35 tly pri ees nil aa nae $00, 650, 9 at $5.00, $7.50 & $10.00 each, cert pt ' cde Salida a ines fas eee ic Port et hw faites TONIC Port Women's Warsts STABBING VICTIM DEAD, "0: satin MRP Cea ens ew we | Tonic Fort ow ra mat of Silk and Wool Materials gad ats Man Got His Death ), due os felis Lah 7m lars MAIL OR ORDERS ; ts want, ‘ ine cna Mieha Charge at Inviting Reductions, Wound Daring 8 Plant, trom the § a i R oan. <0 Wool Waists, strictly high class; plain colors, fancy weaves, pes " is FLEGENHEIMER BROS. aia rae Ghote sco0 each, Special $2.75 each, : i ; _261- 269 EIGHTH AVE,, Cor. West 23d St, kW t Taffeta Crepe de Chine, Peau de Soie, &a,&a3 1 ! mere F n 10 Fifth Ay, Brooklyn, N.Y goo SUK Waists pbckaltea , nd ; t eae whi ; Wim) Marker Si, Newark, Nc the balance of our $5.50,6,50 & 7.50 lots, oo... eee at $3.90 i Manheltan Avene. Joboson Av.,lkn, | 41: Washington St, Hoboken, S.J. 300 Silk Waists, comprising Silk lined Crepe de Chine, Fine Taf- feta, Peau ‘ arious models and in all colors; 275 Fancy Waists of Repousse Laces, Crepes and Silks, in fanoy to select from; the entire » of uur 15,00, 18.50 & 20.00 assortments, Very Special sto.s0 each, Also Fatire Balance of , r+ Lmported an -Cvass Vaists —— | ve W plata Mad : uly Mag ‘r i n desk 1 i al paces hs BNE "BROKE HIS NECK IN FALL FROM ROOF OF HIS HOME. — More than 8 a minute for 24 hours The ¢ at * M lozens of styles and was sWork today by Moo until the Vietim Had Gone to the Housetop Thee $ 5 to Clean Off Snow and Slipped, PaTeRsoN N. J, De 2" SEARCHERS SCOUR WOODS, |»: KILLED BY HER SISTER. state arty Seok Missing Man S us Waists ATS ) Waists AT $20.00 Asteny in the Adfrondacks, ri . ft 700 “ ‘ AT 17.60 rmed but a Woman Was Stabbed Daring a) WATERTOWN js | CAA OF, ME wand slipped, falling wy AT 12.50 we Percenta he Quarrel and Mer Stayer 6 it Pendiet od ae ———_ r Want Ads. printed the 5 ' & ¥ ANGED HIMSELF IN STORE. ’ : c " “i Gay In question N ah ; wit 3 WELL, Mass. Dee. 2i.—The body =————— Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth Sg — J * 5 wis red C. Taylor, a member of the ‘ 8 d ck a4 1 dled a \ ads fh of Cook, 1 Ce il | ‘ 4,802 Nerdaeeet tee, 4,802 | | st. Vinecat's Hoapitat (ot : A"warching bury, of Afty mon as te fem hay tate po oda) | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK oo ae trace ob ane ee ee Pee eae ot Cranberry, Lake arlet Bee oaks is ‘sat maewm, MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, £ APG eng ails, i ill lt tad I