The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1904, Page 16

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENT NE ELAN TT TT ee BLEW UP FORTS WITH DYNAMITE Half the Garrison of Rihlung Hill, Port Arthur, Captured by | the Japs, Were Killed by Ex- | plosion Preceding Assault. MAHLER BROS. SIXTH AVE. AND 31ST STREET, CLEARANCE SALE! Infants’ and Girls’ Clothing at Half! Pre.inventory reductions to eflect a complete clearance! Take! advantage of this phenomena! opportuuity fo purchase stylish, well- made apparel at the lowest prices ever quot.d. Tots’ Cloth Coats. MOU, HEAT a ee cutiesnte 1498. 2049:00.0,80 od ts’ Crushed Velvet Coats. $00 and $8, a. 3.98 & 4.98 PORT ARTHUR, via Pusan, Dec, #0. ~Rihlung Fort, captured yesterday, ts the largest and strongest of the east- @rn fort ridge, Tunnels for mines were cut through fella rock ond two tons of dynamite Were used to biow up the walls, ‘I'he apectacle was magnificent and the work of the assaulters was splendid Value $ ' Malt the grrrison was killed by the ' @zplosion of the first charge. The re- Girls "eay: es, ip pao. the PRAY TRAY. ‘mah tty, stylish models, © to 14 years usually sold at PITRE vat toe soechise ar, Tanke tela if “"75C, 98c, 1.50& abi ; tured, as well as thi a s , | fp Suma wien were toro In ane fr Girls’ Coats. H] — a ——. r Sith din reat tees rode! R iaiues Wealsiioa, Broken lots, this season's best models, at. 2. Q®& and up to 8,98 each (Prom the Kansas City J : , pb stanee epiiton i tbe oi Girls’ Reefers and %% Coats. | , ave Gee's teins ‘ “'S Sires 40 to 16 years, garments sold generally eve $6.00 and $5, q i“ i. See. jouenic, thal one sant, 800, 4.00 & 5.00) that 1,785 va shown at the exhiol Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o’ClocK, THIRSTY JAPANESE TROOPS DRINKING UNDER FIRE OF RUSSIAN FOR18 AS THEY CROSS A RIVER setae reine tte be 3 75 for Overcoats Sold} | La; Hand-taMored garments every one, and of the same desirable, snappy and 2 98 for These garments are the very acme of perfection and will appeal to men who are accustomed to paying fancy prices; handsomely tallored and trimmed, they embody everything that ts new and desirable in that line; every pair in the lot an unusual bargain at, 79°! fo . MACEMBER 39, 1904) Rothenb SATISFACTION WES ST salt tig ao Baby Robes, €0 Iceland Fur Baby Carriage Robes, extra large size, double Poeset Poeset syle, Trade Mark Ass'n Red “" 6TH AVE & 23D ST,, N.Y. bi 47 HST » CO o Regularly at $12.00 Is the proposition that will bring you here to-morrow If yon have the least desire to shed your old overcoat and blossom with the New Year in a new and suitable ope, All this eenson’s goods, they are made in a thorough manner and are certain to give the wearer all the satisfaction good clothing CAN give, und save him money besides, Cut in long, loose fitting effects with broad padded shoulders, Thoroughly stylish— Gomd serviceable Mning--The quality and workman- ship insure durability and permanency of shape; sizes 38 to 44; re r $12.00 values, Qur spe- 5 75 : . 7. 95 for Men’s $15.00 Suits or Overcoats. Models of Rood vlothing, these garments were particu- larly strong values at the former price. If you ap- precinte the money-saving possibilities of this offer, come here to-mcrrow and be well dressed, Suits in- te the very newest styles and colorings, single or double breast The Overecats ave of the popular belted back or tourist models, and black and Oxfords in more conservative 7.95 Styles; never were there greater values for for Men’s Suits & Overcoats Regularly Sold for $20 & $22.50. thoroughly up-to-date materials and styles as you would expect In cus- tom made at twiee the price, Suits in single or double breasted, cut full with wide lapels, bread shoulders and close-fitting collars. Over- coats of various lengths and styles, gatin-lined shoulders and sleeves and pure worsted body linings; ejther suit or overcoat would be splendid value at $2: Our special price. ell Ph 50 Men’s $5.00 Hand-Tailored Pants. Sizes up to 50 waist, lined throughout; value $3.59, special from 9 A, 1.79 79 Deubdle Aad. s vad $3 ne oT ae Time, Saturday Values. Our Tremendous Clearing Sales afford the best saving opportunities in months, Women’sLongGoats,4.69. To-Morrow for 4 Hours Only, from 9 A, M. till 1 P.M. wool black Montagnac; fully 40 inches long; are collarless, velvet trimmed and finished with velvet buttons, Fitted hack, with all seams six times tailored, leg of mutton sleeves and fancy cuffs; all sizes, One of the greatest values in ses, 4-Hour Sale of Handsome Crepe Waists at 69c, Beauties, too. Every one ts fresh from the maker, and worth almost double our price, Crepe Walsts, with full pleated front, pleatéd back, tab stock and new full sleeves. "69c morrow, from 9 A. M, till 1 P, M, only, at. .ese0 “Pitt 2 Ge > Girls’ 4-Hour Goat Saie. $5.00 to $7.60 Garments from 9 A, M. till 1 P. M. at $2.98. fine, with large circular cape, s, Slashed, velvet piped and trimmed with small buttons; storm collar, large sleeve and reverse cuff; full Russian back, with belt, Also in all-wool Irish frieze “mixtures, in blue, brown or red, trimmed Value $5.00 to $7.00, Allon Girls’ Winter Coats, Special All Day. Girls’ Heavy Winter Garments, made {rom fine camel’s-hair melton, with large shoulder capes, handsomely trimmed with braid, and velvet piped; have large nomenal all-day special to-morrow, At....sccsecceceeecererececrersaneeses M. vill P, M, only at.. Some for Four Hours—From 9 A.M. Till 1 P,M,—Others for All Day. Never saw the equal at anywhere near this remarkably low price. Made from all- < 9g ° 6 Stylish coats ever offered special, from 9 A, M. till 1 P, M. to-morrow only, at.. Colors black, light blue, white, Quaker gray, brown, navy or royal. Special for to. Handsome full length Winter Coats, made from rich, fancy silk finished Zibe- in combination with broadcloth; sizes 6 to 14, Value we C of sale to-morrow from 9 A.M, to t P.M, Omly,at...c..ccccsseeesuesves ‘ sleeves and storm collar; eolors, brown, red or green; sizes 6 to 14; a vet Misses’ and Children’s Sets, Children’s Sets, Worth $1 to $2, at 4%. The sets have flat muffs, with poc etbooks attached. The collars aré various 1 ew shapes. 49 Black Coney Scarfs, with six able tails; to be c'osed out 59% 98c 400 Double Victoria Scarfs, in sable or Isabella 50 Mink Sets, in gray opossum, French at, seeeee Sab!e ec or Isabella Scarts, with large brush tail; to be closed out at only ‘ 2.98 The furs are ermine, Angora lamb and others, Take them to-morrow at. r Men’s $1.25 Heavy Wool Underwear. Reduced on Account of Brcken Assortments. } 900 Men's Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, in natural or camel's hair; single or double breasted shirts, silk bound and fine pearl buttons; draw- ers have extra large double, gussets; not all sizes in both}! colors, but all sizes in the lot} | up to 50; regular price, $1.25} garment; reduced on account} of broken assortment 79 to, garment......... Cigars and Pipes, Cremos, 3 Lady Rose, 4 Clara Belles and 3 La Ringo—13 high-grade ‘c, Cigars—all for,, MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON FOLLOWING. Goons; P sable beaver or coney, flat pillow muff with cord; flat stole, satin lined, 3 98 + tails and cord, $7.50 sets, at only Opossum, trimmed with ornaments, cord and tails; also 100 Australian Opossum Scarfs, at., Boys’ Suits and Goats at 1.98. An PP et he Special from 9 A. M. till 1 P. M. To-Morrow, Only. ) Boys’ Extra Long Belt Back Swagger Overconts, arts7 to 16, made J 98 from dars Caford heavy me'ton cloth; Russian Overcoats, mide trom Oxford eray and fancy cheviots, ages 3 to 5; Boys’ Russian Suits, aves 3 to 8, and Norfolk Suits, © to 14; made from ‘atest effect doube and twist worsteds. Also Boys’ Mackintoshes, cemented seams, ne es, SEB {al for 4 hours to-morrow only, from 9 A, M, tilt P.M, ——~ Ay Men’s $10,00 Suits and Overcoats at $6.00. The Coats for men are made from all-wool black and Oxford frieze, sizes 34 to 44. For young men, sizes 31 to 36 chest, li i the up-to-date fabrics in black and fancies, b nd i double breasted effects, Value $10.00; on sale all, day to- ° tian, and are long, full, belt-back Coats, Th MOTFOW Abie cree rere ee eer eeeetererereteeesereenerertees 4-Hour Sale of Boys’ Corduroy Pants. Boys’ Fine Wale Cord. ray Pants, ages 3 to 14; ony two pairs tO a customer, Special trom y A, M. till 1 P.M, only,’a This Coat, $1.98, Men’s $2 Tronbace. $1, 25c Finos, $4 value Hao ih) 145 Special from 9 A. M, Till 1 P.M. Only. Hava combination, 150 clga: aie La : . , House, Shown in plain black and fancy colors and are positively est val ue for the J £00 Savoy Hite ‘Havana Clears, faa pd | money ever shown, Men's sizes 32 to 44 waist, boys’ sizes trom 27 to 32 ; bx apechet BN DSC | Key W ro Full $2 value; on sale from 9 A. M, till 4 P. M, to-morrow, at. ... “ Lads te. O5c Hinto, highest grade | —— mae froma. WL PLM. fosmorrow, ws 1 e ana; $9.00 value, box aupunenenam eS ateoensnsens $2.50 Briar Pipe, with Case, at 48c Sale of Ghildren’s Shoes Greatest Pipe Sale in History of the Wor.d, ‘ ° CUPID’ § DART HIT | Mf 40.000 Briar Fie: Plates: Uae: France, Great. Specials for the Whole Day To-Morrow, t y \ ‘wood seasoned for years, and every bowl ” : guaranteed not to burn through; straights and bents, Children’s Shoes and Slippers, | «Little Liberty"’ Shoes for Girls, , 10 different styles; money refunded if purchase is not A special lot of Children’s Lace and Button vn The “Little Liberties” are counterparts of tie ba Y fatistnetory-- 48¢ each, | Shoes, strong and durable, in sizes 5, 6, 7, A9c h- f famoys Lik Shees as far as splendid $ $2.59 Meerschaum Pipe, with case, amber stem, | 8. Also a lot of red Felt-Sole Slippers for —e\ eMmerit goes, FOR GIRLS—"Little Liberty” : Straight, emall st learing price, while they house wear, atic.cccececeereeeeeee Shoes are made of fine soft dongola kid $ last... « 48¢ Boys’ acd Girls’ Shoes at One-Half, feather, sith ing ; lB sp { boys’ and girls’ Luce Shoes, of solid leather ed pail ide “ 90) . , So Says Broker Hart Hart, Who Had ; |] Special lot mode 1 Eras gina! aries ard & BY, to 8, either lace or is . Brother Arrested as Insane ; ; 9, 9%, 105 10'a, tt, The boys ae a nite: i j “| ' skin leather with heavy soles; sizes 8, 842 Pi c izes 8%, 9, 9 In Loving the “Pretty Girl $4044040000008 beengaeege | 9%, 10, 1084, 1, tthe, 12) 12) 13 134 10%, 14; strong and durable ” + > - | Special at, per pair. . te t Across the Court. Aba i 44d GUA axnPy Sine tn nis powed , Wa friends j eee ee igh her attent ! i i jy nore th nty fat ] & 2 - FAward Hart, a wealthy coffee mer- |) would pesimun of hee listenin | ehant, of No. 7 t place, Brooklyn : 1 her So all his } Roots AQIS WAY eater ti cia phccie ¢ «admits he | Maggay fidiitory in Public Mother, Not Know Knowing How tern rot: ner. } ee cere, bom Statement Declares It Was, “Quarter-in-Slot” Pian Was Ps > celine aiaikds itted | i tion Sale of ; H sanity: because he was | Not Committed in Any Way, Worked, Turned on Jets With- Reduction Sal | ? +a la aime dephaetct Mle d v mrndoxcal that may! in Acting on Minister’s Letter, out Lighting Deadly Flow. ’ y fee Pixohange, told an Evening World Time They Dim 0 | gnting y Boys’ & Young Men 8 Clothing New Year 5 Neckwear, Teporter to-day of his kinaman's ne ler. zi anvil Mianee fatatuation It aay when it comes to (Special to The Evening Worl) With her baby dead, and her two De Joinville Effects in Th might be remarked, by the wa ’ cal is brotherly | OYSTER BAY, N. ¥., Dec, 9 other children lying in the same ward| | NORFOLK AND DOUMLE-ARRASTEO | fear | $3.75 English Squares, the ebesos 6 gular | ation tig abisH Me i) ‘. Nerk Of | with her at the penal the Aisin | SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS ($5.00 to 6, Can be tied in three different ways, ) of him, and, ing “He | {and to give out the fol Caterina Pennabero hangs in the bal- CHILDREN’S OVERCOATS Formerly ) § ce Bears : t t . t h | = 4 f ‘ v 4] ttatement to-day tn ance tovday, But for the qulck work of | BOYS’ REFERS & OVERCOATS Laie 10890} 4.85 Special for this sale, nl h ‘ +muPh discussed Dr. ¢ Policeman John n and Rounde- ‘ 50 t nip ae Pa, rare estes os = man John Glynn the entire family ex-| | YOUNG MEN'S SUITS {_ Formerly 1$12 OD . cls, mport of the actior leept the nd, Nicolo Pennedero, | + AND OVBRCOATS {$14.75 to 14,90} The best value in neckwea Thomas is thirty-seven ye PT hig] tery of Nassau at a form habe anton de . offered thi 1 old and Rdwant five years his “ , neve * Rev, Samuel T, Carter, D. D., the spe-) ‘The Penna * until yesterday morn- e 18 season, Themes, sald his urother tay Cie Rise by the Pres-| ing lived at Franklin and Baxter streets, West Twenty.third Street pee ‘ by H kind frien © are nar, (2a¥ he was going a iit * and report on th ; the court.” She ts just ttt. a peetty (ee volt street. When Mrs, Pennabero took = ; . | ireet and Evening Gloves, . ME Renuks cistern otra! irom we t--Pregoftery's action re charge of her new home, whieh is 4 tl vane dod if called for’ VETERAN BANKER DEAD. | Silk and Opera Hats. Molden balr ond bright b es whien | ™ omni iW the Roeee ‘ ene. nel ee Sd soarete pat esthrynao ye [E ‘ art ae ; a - 4 gir clei | lynn { John M. Crane Stricken tn tin Suit Cases, Hat Boxes, y 6 Woks ov t ne wont, te t » had if he Clusters of coffee brokers at the flank. "°T® Mbsurd. Te n nee en niben co ta nae the al 2 en Home at Jnmaton, , a y know hei = ni mg silken e me ro. ne fd her th: had put pat MRE windows, Oh, mo! whe docent tin {1 KNOW her eer 49 WP oat at ine Proper tase Lp Rm fied bgebornpainlpertaea deg a Ailes Job Mcrae, ong prominent a Hackett,Carhart&Co Li 2 others un e, banker and one of the ole and best Bhe simply stands at the window when Md Not Act Mostity, that Me. Pennabero would aot be te. jcver the eo 0k Kenws roahase of dumalen, ts Ly died Three Cor. 13th St. the work of the machine siacks down, “Did I ever look out ge my dave tb ai teae ele ) her two little suddeiy at hie home bere carly to-day; BROADWAY | Cor. Casal St Sd toys with the waving strands of| ¢F 1 have rf ni supose tee ath of time by the | sors in the how wih her MOY get |from heart failure, He was about we Stores. Near Chamber, 7. ome hatr, thea she wt her. Bhe } quarce? airenty ited bowse as usual yesterday and last nich Be peek out of the f her eyes DB) and never wil aye aaa ete ey eee rotired in apparently go» aith, Thiet Se ahd one of these sly glances worket tt» 2 brot este rie Na new depart a rare 9 eet herd POPE GRANTS REQUESTS. morning he ‘was attacked aad d ta ina BL to the very bottom of Thomas mat hie : dale tena De ently sho thought it was for heat-, ROME. Dee ~The i rit Sie BeAee Whe: weak seventy-aeven '® heart. . AB the Hreaby Ys ° ing purposes, and somo Ume In the day |¢d too Rigt Ree had + |years pare in Jamaica and had} The couple who aro going te i Tom's Actions Queer. bad gone am all our | ———— | the proposition of the re »|she turned on the Ras jets inthe roons Pifiop of Wichita, Kas, ail = [eeonne his lice. jit Crane Wis) housekeeping on more ho, Consider the incident cloned, 3 ends and rel 4 pnd wy id m gaat pon eae mudseauent ns Teoeh. | but did not strike a mateh to them, quested, Mishop: Henneasy was mo: ea sthey Danke in he lt : Bes | Capital may @ke out the ite "by Gtny.)\“tnovds, a ae as end f th ught a re Randere) consegt that his letter be laid an the|. 8¢" Nievlo Pennabero, who has th jcordially received by Cardinals Merry (gig yours Pte. dent of the loge ot @ading tne “Auction * ve ug " Popley—C @, Wile! Don't ery | Mules ; |Dootbiack sand at the Produce Ex-| del Val, the Papal Beoretary, and Cure | Jamaica, also \ vestryman ans) World Wants, Read the Ai Elliot place has heard atbout the | because you' ked your shin a (Statement signed dy Kneeland P.| change. went home last night, bappy in |dinal Gotti, who congratuintéd him oa | Warden of Grace Church, Jamaica. day, ts b-| werons the ¢J0e J.| tle bit, Act . Ut | Ketcham, ehatrman; J. Howard iubbs, | antidpation of the fun he wes te ba aatul work. Tio Bistiop leaves [eaves & BE fortune. He sureived| P ' Bs as ciawes fer | wi i AS. 4 saan aang | Sheesh 4, on Sehmuck, & his little family Ax up the new | Naples for home Friday on beard the Og Re troy ¥. Sy < oe. , t ify we whip, me. me you would Alexander Q, he found evetything dark and the you ever caught Ferman Livyd sieamer Koenig 8. C ‘the New Yorks * went me swearing, = Nata’ clare Stat ni a i : , rood {