The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1904, Page 8

8 THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, 1904. ‘ , DINK | \ igtrator took up the © card the uniform before continuing his (MORE FIREMEN 14" Qc SrooN eine? sysreae POLICE TRY TO 55505 POLICE HUNT ic essicpcocts BN 1 PRSRENT ones ane poctapanenrounes ETT, ee imple Way to Escape This Com+ ~~ ; | Fortune Left by Texan Awaits —_ phi hill closing the pores of the skin 1 fatlure of the body to throw off ‘Three Former Brooklynites— . One Party Traced, but Others ie kev store watt ois ye of finding the! ears ago ke we Brook! but cannot Experiments With the System in. Third Battalion So Satisfac- tory that It Is Now to Be etailed on the cage " nt - Green Fell OM Pler Wille nt Work the impurities. The worst thing you ie ott he mene Prisoner at Fort Wadsworth Es ana onts pt Work of Men covid do at such a time is to take the named Werner ud ganed from the Guard-House = Kent tim £ Petite Likes 7 and Staten Island Detectives .. 1 Drowning hieh deaden the nerves weak body _ Tried in Another. Harder to Locate. Re khan. the butetee ana two ot! Watoh the Ferries, pias “Father John's Medicine utlds you i — - ce iiket an . being b= led i pl ' a 8 f Hine can Cae at gives you vie ‘COWLES DECLARES IT If Richard Cradk k and John and rays he talked with) Crut Kt Phe Staten Island pallee were notified San in dong, ONE 2 Your age, and that he #uted he Henry street off disease, IS JUST AND HUMANE. James MeMotlen, who lived tn Broke Qe A ed racy 6 diy that Chories F. Dover, a 4 First renede Ik nek & DAtaAE i Ivn cleven vears ago, car be found, they! All vf sh ger gigi g moderaie prisoner in the guard-house at Fort medicine bat the preseription of an j —_—- will get a fortune of several hundred !q great | taem Wadsworth, 8. 1, had escape! some tins s pga: mho piven ioe) tt ; : ay aes cme ie ibe piles asia ese aes § A reaching fer father John rien, He Has Made an Exhaustive thousand dollars awaiting them, vefore dawn, and detectives were very of, the Wtrowiiing ma “He sarah, Cowell, Maan Shay of the Fire Systerne of fortune was left by Robert Huston, whe BRIDGMAN OFF TO CONGO. the theve Staten wn ata eat et k's Heieb, Lowel, Mags died In Kl Paso, Tex, stv 430 h for the fugiitve afer a hi monded and from whom it derived its . end the Brooklyn police have been noti- ftreoklyn Explorer to Investigate !t Is Dover had time hauled tack ty t name. It vontains no opium, mors # SMI eT SEY ; the hoxnlia L n 5 r Many Cities and Defends etter of the lege eatate wha tains aa As na in Wa beter The a we weet hit ten phine or poisonous drugs In any form ined for armen Arooktyn. | ; iv rought te cons you will never have a eold if ‘ Two Platoons, ; LONDON, be Herbert Ly Bridg Do! 8 deseribod ag twenty-six yours (e will be sever beep it on hand to take ofter atv eee = The lettera which were sent by L 7.| 78% Of Hrookiyn, N. ¥., leaves Laine gig, Ave nix Inches in heleht and | Ce ble to wo posure Y Barton, of El Paso, to Inspector Me. (0% to-ntwat for the Congo by way of clean shaven. Ho wore when h It is 2 foot med and good to {he two-piatoon aystem, which hae ltaueitin sey that’ Haste, ame’ to| Names and Cairo, At Calro Mr, Bridg- caped the regulation army uniform, Ir| ROUMANIAN CABINET OUT. (oe it tong + ligest your Teen under test in tho Third Maitation America a number of years ago from! in joing J. J. Harrison, the explorer, is believed that he had an accomplice, BUCHAREST, Roumaata, Dee. 2—— tong and has le, laxative effect Hof tho New York Fire Departinent for ry Will on the wutelde who aasisted hint atcer At t-day's session of thy Pres without weakening. 1 y | County Cavan, Ireland, went South and | ond ble mane bunter, whenee t jorel to the Congo. Jaman will personally Investi- affairs of the Indepen The better way ttles, which con. » quantity of the nt | rues Seirake aywouneey is to buy the $1.00 ot "othe resignation ef the 3 r rie, tan three times dis nance und of Domatns 50-cent size. the last month ts to be given a trial bead fm another battalion, the aystem mean While to continue tn operation in the Third Battalion, Commissioner Hayes has heard nothing but favorable re- Ports of the workings of the new Bymem and belleves that ft eannot be tried fairly in only one district The two platoons, which Is favored by Gt least 3,000 men In the uniformed de- partment, |x the greatest departure in the fire fighting system of since the abolishment of the ol teer department. It has been by many other cities in this with signal success and there ts scarce Ty a city of an that Is not wa New York with p had esexped from the G and that he was pr of clothes so that he a let of money When he died it was found that he left a big estate, and the public admin- | kr ~~ —>—~—»- 2 << <> -2--.» ~~ er ee OOS ee ee w New Year cards and r) , The icneteons in our calendars — complete palstial resturant are showing of all new "> always unexcelied. ‘ designs, 8th Floor. SIXTH AVE, 19 T020™ STREETS “ First time Kuppenheimer clothing has Every suit and coat for | FlTo y I Feedertck H.C Jont Pot the Magnet Wire Cor Aye of Alfred A. Cowles, a milll $ UG $ s /s 5 a — - — — — J r Sas _ ete ever been offered at clearing prices. miss or girl is reduced.) | J Years. out ot the deparimont CUT IN WAGES pun intima itia is OW comes the great after Christmas clearing of the celebrated Kuppenheimer We simply had to engage a number of extra clerks Terierians Ih ta sounees, having the WN DEMOCRATIC AMERICAN. | | ify and overcoats, and we say to you in all seriousness that it is the first, last and only time of the when we looked over these unusual clearing ‘argains in girls’ Dales ‘years of swudy to the subject both aii | § Season that you can buy America’s best clothing at these prices, Ever since we began representing the House and misses’ apparel, for we knew the demand for Simpson Cra word \ in -ollgh mol and abroad HOMELESS, FRIENDLESS, | i ay ni in ney York we have sold their clothing at low prices, but + Co, equal to made-to-order apparel at 4 Watched New Syatem, r rey have never been as low as to-morrow, Second Floor, | abvut ') the price would he so great our Since the system was put under teat oe THEY DECIDE TO DIE Second Floor, 5) ef re y “a Wi he 00 small. Well-dressed men have learned and will say to you that there is no regular force would be tar too small distinction between Kuppenheimer suits and overcoats and the made-to- measure clothing of the reliable merchant tailor—except In the prices. The House of Kuppenhcimer stands to-day the greatest factor in the tailoring of men’s correct apparel—think of buying — 1.4.75 for misses’ $22.50 %4-leneth cnr such clothing at these remarkably low prices. of good grate Kersey — semi-fitting, me tailor strapped, new full sle collar and $ for Kuppenheimer overcoats— 4 We claim these the finest Winter overcoats in New York for the ° cuffs trimmed with panne velvet, finished with silk braid-satin lined—sizes 14 and 16 money — made of very fine overcoating fabrics, In the swell ee — length—S0 in —also the conservative 44-n, cout" ¢ 1 Site fet inane 91210 St Naat ton lined , coll it very ch 9 ey cloth—n rap me lined with either an Albert serge or foreign Venetian—collars fit very close 14.75 collar cufts, finished with panne velvit fm the Third Battalion he has watched Fit unceasingly, living in a room at the Laborers on Rockefeller Estate yo wyatery in Taking Of of George Broadway Central Hotel at night so | We don't believe as fine a lot of suits Saat te could gst cut and go wo are| Said to Have Been Given] Wester and George Meowsy = | | | and coats has ever been shown In New York at less than regular prices. that call out apparatus in the battalion. Just Unfortunate, be declares that in every fire the aya-/ GOld Pieces for Christmas, re vation of Gears 4 tem has been tried out in this month Received Only Reduced Pay. coat hegre w ie! eee ae f ft has shown a great improvement in rgue. the speed with which the men get out g-house at No. && Bowery, and ot the stations. two of tne frlendiess waits who | “It is not alone the only humane) tn f presenting the employees 4 buffeted about by the winds of ad | ] tem for the m a = of Re |, his country estate near versity until they finally disappear from by 4 Tarrytown, with gold ple r Christ- view mas presents, tt ts now A that We Weber and ' 5 ire rvice than it has ever Phe protection of property and the tired | eo Wil My, pr reduc ry Kew | 0 le fi X.ste nee » Pip ad vy 5! fined Fe exulaing re dere nd the orl ab elles emo verte sed a ‘ hye | fo nich-— broad conetve ahouldero--the SegUMt PHiGG Ns SS=-SaurHhy: 1+ with satin—sizes 14and 16. ‘Third Floor, eres mies Of the tWo-plAtoons| were gett Me ta pepe even re was no mys — ai — ’ P doiece eny the wr : woke, FIED: FLT! for twistys): Baty be covered by 1,000 men’s fancy walstcoats at $2; for the well dressed 10.75 form canna deny that men who are allowed isses’ $14.75 %4-length coats work st two unfortunate } tO eat and sleop with some de Just two unfonuns n{ man--newest designs—every desirable color and shade—quiet of Winter-weight cheviot, in blue, brown ant 7 * ‘ ol v1 yorid in which } fegularity are better able to co Evidently the report of Rockefeller nA world t “ “ ably, a tee = Dynes aleit bi Bifenuous situations than men who live) generosity has heen read in Tarrytown, eens ee ber ia | or attractive patterns that are effective — sizes 34 to 44 chest. | black—full box coat — inverted plait. back trimmed Wider the same system as soldiers IN| ¢5+ ine denial theroof come oi ry beleague ed cll | for the denial thereof comes in the fol. “To p a man on duty five days at | lowing letter aes with belt—storm collar of ve! i $ forKuppenheim: | $ for Kuppenhetm- “th § tk braid—faney cuffs—sizes 14 and 16 ¢r's $18,820,822.50 er’s $27.50, $30, &,QH for misses’ $13.75 M4-ler and $25' sults e $32.50 and $35) of Winter-weight covert cloth—full box, belt : Pena Syren Suits, Made as at back—flat collar, inlaid with panne teed to look as | only a high-grade, finished with silk braid — body and sleeve though they were made to your measure— high-priced tailor can make them—the — |ined with satin—sizes 14 and 16, fabrics are the finest and latest merchant | very latest approved styles—widest latitude _. tailor patterns—S: h cheviots, fine silk of choice—perfect fit guaranteed. We've 10, 75 for misses’ $12.75 Cravenette rai worsteds, English cassimeres, all absolutely considered every individual taste In select coats, in Oxford, olive and tan—box-plaited reliable, Replete with style suitable for 1g these suits — variety of patterns and | model, flat collar, full sleeve—belt all aroi swell dressers—also quiet patterns fabries—every size —sizes 14 and 16, “We are friend! g stretch is not lng to assure his fit- | Tarrytown, De 1904. have dev idea ay ta Perform heroic service, Under the ANd | a the Kaltor of The Fvening World ren ae ao sooner 0 and if our efforts hava not 1in, pleaae wet rid of us as 8 posatile a by Under th pres) “You stated in an article In The World hour | of Monday evening that William Rocke- fellor had presented his employers at a ebifts, alternating on the shi Tn this way they. are | to their homes and have |Hockwood, his country estate at Tar plenty of rest when doing the fourteen: |rytown, with gold pleces as Christmas r tour, The next week wh ¥ | gttta, Buch was not the case Qe on the ten-hour tour and hav 5 reathe With the possible ex ot the j ' | superintendent there was not a man if | employed at Rackwood who received a a | | was found | uxand men. | teen hours off they can have re i 8 well as time to sleep and ; One Ari Fe gola plece or a isimas gift wire . 12.50 w Is $23.75 ful | O69 oe irle’ £0.75 fulleleneth “Th t that firemen are teres | Ever trum er or att oats rice: for girls’ $23.75 ful 5 for girls’ $9.75 full-length UA ey oh ed CATR I PERFECT Boys’ suits and overcoats at clearing prices. ‘ Mee kee tau tenes cleo marwrs of their own time has fallen | Insterd of that a few days before ‘ ‘ 5 ‘ length velvet coats—blue, brown and sale of boys’ sults and | for (Children’s Russfan 7 ahha 4 7 : 54 50 overcoats, value $6, $7.50. | $3.00 cvercoats, value $5. They | blick—several medels—strapped with | new model—yoke, collar and cuifs . since tha experiment with the tw0 | christmas the day labaroen sat the place 3 c yoke, colla Hoon ta the hid Wine mere | received natice that their Wages, Would Por Sovecof ail deve-ae are of blue and Oxford ker, | self-color broadcloth—sizes 6 to 14. . trimmed with crushed velvet—6 to 14 advanced, as firemen Word | Create ties sere comeing ter ean to 16—overcoats of Tourist, regusar coats | sey—also frieze—mostly red flannel lined. | $7.50 for girls’ $10.75 (ull-length cheviot coats—6 to 14 Bein thes tte traced ra at Body | ot hour less each day on uccount Uf ( and Russian — suits Norfolk and double- | Handsomely trimmed, sizes 2% to 8 yrs.— $8.95 for girls’ $7.50 full-length regulation coats—6 to 44. ‘ sethen every man. it the department | iely nt. 1, consider Cleanses and beautifies tho| i breasted—also reefers—flannel lined. regular $$ coat. A very exceptional value $3.05 for misses’ $6.50 chirts—mannish mixtures—36 to 49 eat the system, dost {, Fyguneer.e ("= teeth and purifies the breath. ‘ —~ SIMPSOY CRAWFORD CO, —— —— SIMPSON CRAWFORD 0. peril. Under the tw ve The men Weed by peopie of refinement H show up | ; 1-2 venta an yy peopi 1 Q Rimi te Se atest cs 1 SA? for over + quarter of a contury at about 4 our ammotn clearing sale of coats urs— fault and he must ac ery ony . Mz , Quences, If he has: 1 man. Very convenient for tourists @nough to bring himself m Plensiires moderately there are Bands of men who can and wh take hie pince if he gows down t “How the argumem that fireme Mot take care of themsei eet holiday prices. £22.50 coats °12.75; °12.75 fur scaris °6.75] . bute Le Mt tolled far and At 15c., were 25c, @ 35c. es SLI, PDS | | stardird’ yorks, in superior cloth, swt JUST remember, when considering these phenomenal clearing bargains, raga. int, 2 : that the name Simpson Crawford Co. is back of every one, insuring not only $22 5a 9, favorite «aasies 1) dal nt popular fiction, edition them any more than to wr} tD give ered ' A ature, eH " aeons only ae ae on ae Bie Wand | 5 fowan beary wets, an aubere garment [ke the illustration for $12.75—or some other equally as good, — ‘hird Favor, | platoons and have time ever Serond t 4 with their families and {re = ‘ We set out early in the Fall to otfer values that would double last Bo argument will cont "eal <> <P DS fF At 5c,, published at 20c, 69c., were 95c. to °1.50. : : ph Ho argument will convince me that t business we have more than accomplished w comes the ci , ° have themselves, and I ca personal observation that their w under the tw : than ‘ has Ia reparing observa ion, I hav speak Board ny atu Bit tas Won’ hs weautitul stories for children and | ,, Notas Of the great authors, in ing of all the suits, coats ard furs left fron, our tremendous. 8 ¢ A 4 .. ei * Hundred ed for this event, and when you see a crowd in this de- ch AVE BS TO2I™ SHEET: ° z juve ‘ rn kare . ee partment to-morrow you may know they are well enough informed to hav “It has been shown In this test tnt Third Batallion that the me an ; aise at my Teather «it | positive assurance that our values are the greatest in N t \ 23 lano bargains a 98c, were up to $1.75, | We at (irst intended to make this exclusively a coat ans | Pp § aoe. were oad eRe - Superbly Wlustrated F esitiony a FURS nouncement, but these fur spec are bo atta ein) | the two-pla » Underwrite: Ues in ss that it is not fair to conceal them, and we assure you they | 2 when “an. T hop ed Blatorat Rey Wee Weieee tonite ) saved for the last day. ian wickelin half moreen binding. und the merit the prominence we have given them a LTHOUGH we've had a number of requests for =. : ‘ e:58 oe ali le i Sable these piano bargains we have reserved the original Saturday Gl : h 5 9 Fe ee Pec wite ASE oe re oe ae ] INTO EXCAVATION, | list for the last day. There are twenty-three instruments, includ. oves wort to l. 0 at 5 Cc. Le 96.78 EIS au TEA Rent toe Th : —— ; ing one of the widely advertised Kranich & Bach pianos at $185, LL say at jeast $00 pairs of $1.50 gloves at $9c.— 16, 7H {or $24.75 fine kersey corts—48 in. tong While working at Fire, Parcel! originally sold for $350, which, you doubtless know, is the regular broken lings, slightly crumpled, from one of our very best : with heavy strapping of self material—collar of inlaid broadtail velvet First Falls Down Cellar Way, price, Almost any one Of thes? pianos will be delivered to your holid c 4 ) fek} . roliday collections. ‘They must be cleared out now and quickly, $1 Q, 7S for our women’s $22.50 coats—42 In, long—of fine heavy chev Then Rolls Into Deep Hole, home on payment of $10—then small payments once a month too, so we've marked the price $9c, to bring a crowd that will take i! heavy braid trimmings — lined throughout fine ty Parcel, of BE Benjamin Par E , them all in a day. 10.75 {er women’s $16.50 e« * books, e 40 In long—of heavy cheviots—with tal buttons — exceptional value St. Vincent's H to-day suffering r He was work The eoves in this clerring tae will give you ust a5 new plaiting effect and large me fire in the new Wana maker Bullding, Broadway and Hight street, Inst nicht, w ne en opening t into an unfin several minu Buccecded {1 BaRcAINS The above letters present in § and $14.75 coats — 27 wot Service as it d bought them atre ular prices, ‘ omen’ rg eas you ha bouy i 8.75 {or women's 496, fait for a small fot of Mises’ kid clov lightly soi’ed cheviots and ke 696.4 pilr Saturday for children’s | $1.00 prir tor women’s manish gioves for women's $7 $1.00 tnocha gloves. broken lots a al tot of extra quality 5.00 Seys 1, long — made of fine y lined with guaranteed sitin—2 or 3 of a Mivie (j fi First payment is ten dollars, and $10 coats—27 in.—in chev n d he most extraordinary ba —- SIMPsOy CRAWPORD CO, —- SIMPSON CRAWFORD C0, No mistake in the pricing of men’s New Year's ad with fir Satin—one of Small payment once a mouth, furnishings---it’s a positive clearing to-¢or end Saturday at these prices: BOILED WAM t Ny It is certainly a very attractive offering, considering the many SWIFT'S BREAKFAST BACON | FINCH'S GOLL jen's furnishings left from our uny emsposite form two different who have asked us to sell these pianos earlier in the week, Our TH E values may seem out of the question, but you must remember £4256 | ilu Stervunds fog | ken —delion Sh words: reserve plan is what has made our sales so popular and we would ‘ old, All the i be inter FLORIDA "ORANGES CL | not deviate from the rule under any circumstances, Each piano is ay Bargains and Brains Pow sHnHY OR t to be sold ree etantad holt under no circumstances will they b ‘ out 95 te ¢ BOC, sine, ae subject to exchange at the tuil amount paid within one year for ecentad holi ; : v—under no circumstances will they te cd tee tee tien wiles oth twats innees iY " are looking for an ¢x your choice of Our new pianos. We represent the Packard, the carried over, so you can seitle on coming here to-morrow for the best values of the ~~ Libby, ateNe ‘ Galion, rE OOG } cept Ras’ co orees hare ice Schubert and no less than ten other noteworthy instruments. s . Und ne greatest after-Christmas buying-opportunity. Main Floor, ye Chicken aod 8 | MON TTC ECLO PURE | , Or on credit, and will ut lize . . vy PRE ree eit wa] copa Reserved for Saturday—last day. O9e (0% me's h tunnel it | GS eq tnd $1.80 for si muttors—woult "Haas tend bay | I te jamas—seiec litary collar, make ideal New Year's g' he price Wee BRAINS Well knows piay Bae Orie Wet iowa plano Sale Orig’ pening candextafur— | quoted give no indication of their actual values ' met ag 49 making the selection, you will DUIse Price price price value $t and $1.25—exceptional Saturday special. | They're almost invariably sold for $1.50 and $2. “ESHNA,L BOX 8 ( find the | 1 Kranich & Bach upright $165 $35) 1 Hazelton uprieht (new) $325 $450 ‘ . { daracateausifull es fruit doa. t¥et 25 Knabe u h Te w " a» r men's neckwear— they comprise lor suspenders—beautifully mounts 2 doe ’ é EDER BARGAINS Noch adele ea i pee la oll hl 10) 2 o9e some of the handsomest creations that 50c durable and desirable —f5e. and $1 SEW INARD SU tM | F Ot ir a Ts 4 Briggs upright... 185 250 4 Erhardt upriett » 155 aso can be produced—usually so for $1 and $1.25. | values. Better ones never sold for taose price; Whitley 1s fy galton white C er Ls ‘ bottle, A ' § Chicsering upright... 159 499 4 Steinway square....... 700 ae th " BS.50} fail Wilt 76 ew tae 1 of § Muclte-a upright. 135 3251 Great American square 350 | 7.94 for bath or lounging robes—handsome colorings and strictly wool—they Bt eet tee] RYU Me ; pepe hy ad upr. He 3251 Clenn & Co. square... 300 | wear everlastingly and will amply repay the giver—value $15. on 1 Sckumann & Son upr,. wo)! Also 10 other special vatue . . i Nor inte ane