The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1905, Page 13

on Deal with “Ike” Baker, MCOMPELS COMMISSIONER || PRIEST’S RETIREMENT. ws | ® Plumage and Feathers Bill } rr 4 {oscil to The Brenine War's. Well grounded, the first pla by: Mr, Palmer, the Demooratis leader, @emanding an investigation of tho deal by the’ torms of which Odell agreed to Duy for the State Ike's farm for $42,000 An return for the latter's trqason to Piatt, Mr, Palmer will try to bring ete an Inquiry, but the chances are nat his success, A Titbit for Hendricks. Ofell'a second achievement was in fPompelling the retirement of Tax Com- Missioner Joe Z, Priest to make room for a henchman of Superintendent of Ansurance Hendricks, a man named Lewis. Commissioner I'itest, who comes from Ithaca, was one of the really valu- bie public officials of the State, Me te @ man of great ability, a hard and con- @clent tus worker and thoroughly fa- Millar with tax conditions, Yet he was ot reappointed, principally for the rea- #on that Odell wanted his job for Hon- @ricks's man. Hendricks had to be re- led, because he will serve as the head of the Odell Secret Service during the Intter's absence. Hendricks himself has been pretty well cared for, He has held a lot of oMces, and has grown Wealthy in doing Ho 1s a politician of the machine type, ready to fill any fie and conspicuous for adherenve to he golden political rule of silence. He as never made a speech in his life, never engineered an original move, and for the last five years has been serving in the Insurance Department, He is one of Odell msot valued agent To top off his achievement, Odell in- duced Woy, Higgins to reappoint nls pan, Hitl Superintende of Public Buildings, a sort and agreeable berth, Ail these trifles do not tend to bear out the theory that the saturnine manipu- Jator of Newburg |s losing his grip, or that he and the Governor are not en Fapport, as the French would say. eee This year is likely to be a record- breaker for salary grab bills, A grist ! them has already beon poured Into the pelauve mill rateing the annual Ine «ome of village, town, city, county and | Btate officers, ‘The times being prow: yetous, the Republicans believe chat | Vey ought to share in the gain, Dem- | sortie Leider Palmer took occasion | yesterday to refer to these grabs, He aa "Gov, Higgins has recommended sonomy in the administration of the ate's affairs, yet we find here bills iting for Increases In Hot sce how the ma y the Governor's advice and at t Mime allow these jnoreases, The im: Jority seem to think that the only pers won deserving of a raise In salary !s @ Republican, For the last few years, with but one exception, all the demands for Increatos have come from Repub: Jiean offtoe-holders, 8 Tn the headlong rush of a logistative érasion the clock of the House often apakes a ridiculous slip, Col, or, avto has been clerk of the Ass | ever since that House turned Ropubs Nean, was calling off the notleos of committees meetings yesterday, Hoe came to the notice for the Committee On Internal Affairs, He announced: “The Committee on Internal Revenuo will meet at 2 o'clock,’ 1 Demveratic Loader Palmer jomped | up ir, Speaker!" he called. “If the Committee en Internal Revenue meets ne 2 J'd Mke to know when the Cone mittee on Trusts meets,” | oe | An attack on the vanity of wonren !s made In a bill Introduced by Senator Armstrong. If the measure goes Uirough, there will be an end to the wearhng of algrettes or the plumage feathers of species of the heron mily, for the sale of these femini lornmenis, whother obtaine® wi or without the State, Is absolutely pr Diblted by the bill, The measure fire then protects from the destroying hand rf the emg hunter the nests of the erane, tho raven and the kingfisher, As the law now stands the nests of these birds may be robbed or destroyed with. | (a. cut fear of molestation from game protectors. ASSISTANCE OFFERED TO THE DESERVING Poor, Purses Opencd for Those in Dine tress Whowe Storlon Were Made Pabllo by The Evening Wor Fred C, Maver $5 f Vowasapiper, has resolved from the Delaney ftam- fly, of No. 183 Borden avenue, Long | Island City, whore distress was told of Jn this newspaper on Fod, 10, PL. M, has sent $1 for Mrs, Julla Mooper, ot No, 935 Hast Ninety-seventh Ureet, and a letter signed “In His Name," and contal 8 boon re. celved for Mre. Mary 1 Of No, £58 Old Broadway, whese sad plight ia teoently told of In The Evening Something New in Fashions, Freo with next Sunday's Wor fpecial supol tyelve of the pigos adunt Tioat sidiled pattern ¢ Convenience of read Viti end of the fashion dealgna In, th punolemen: a means of procuring them will he uftered, hy ", Gives Evidences that His Grip | on Things Is Well Established | Adds Another Chapter to ‘Wanted Place for Hendricks Man —Salary Grabs Plentiful— | Woman’s Vanity Attacked in & AUBANY, Feb. 16.—If Odell docs sail Wway on Saturday to Europe—this ts dhe way they put it in Albany—he will | Weave with a sense of undisputed power, gt ‘he 1s pretty oonfident of his grip } Bn things was woll established when he nounced that he wee going away, and the Mttle fellows rattle around and Baht for the scraps, But he contributed ® few evidences during tho last forty- it hours which show that his faith he added another @hapter to his deal with Ike Baker to sBuy the latter's farm, twenty miles from nowhere in Washington County, for & now insane asylum. This he ac- @omplished by ordering the Assembly Committee on Ways and Means to re- fuse to report the resolution introduced jot Bey State Gas, your lordship to f jally called attention to a little orange- |colored bug, with black gpots on_ its |know a Indybug when he sees It can't In (the: series of stortas entitled “The Return of Sherlock Holmes,” tho great detective and his creator, Conan Doyle, are both at thelr very best, No detective romances in the litera- can equal narratives complete Sherlock Holmes story ap- pears !n each Sat- jurday’s EVENING WORLD, Next Saturday's will be ‘The ‘Adventure of the Norwood " This is nes, ‘There will be eleven more. Get next Saturday's Evening World, with four-page color supplement, con- taining “The Adventure of the Nor- wood Builder,” Amalgamated hadi eary (Prom the Chioaga Recont-Herwld.) "Your Mnjesty,"’. vee the Fact ‘Treasurer, | 1a; ide the ine with an air in Fhe consent justly rformed & diss task, ‘Ut wh in the latest ent 0: “frensiod Nnance’ ate to be be- jn ures,’ interrupted njesty aceite te wel Were ft te in dibeninFand fet abun: dently qual to express port, opinion on any a ei spaniel Rea: Laweaon's, nev i sthoy don't!” exciaimed his, werene friskiness, the crown prince, sumping to his fevt with an alaority which # the bells on his borrowed foolsca, jingling merrily, “let me give Your Majesty and Lord ‘Treasurer a little lesson in modern mathematics “Supposing both stocks to be at par, and your majesty to possess 6 shares have 2 shares of Amalgamated Copper. Krom one I borrow 86 shares, from the other 45, What each has left Is precise- ly equal to the other's.’ And seizing the court chamberlain by the shoulder, his serene friskiness turned him about and quickly chalked on the black, brond- cloth-covered back the equation, 16-36-2545, “The ‘System,’ by clever manipula- tion ofa bill market, sends both stocks upward, the actual financial gain to each being equal and mathematically expressed by the arbitrary fractlon 81-4, making the equation 16-36 81-4—-25-45 81-4, Then following the usual algebraic method, we Haye which, reduced { 4-9-2--5-9-2 and “Which means, your mafeaty— But his majesty had sunk into ge slumber, and the lord treasurer f'd he- fore thé frenzied manipulation of tig- ures, —<—<» A College Boy's Mistake, (From thé Kansas City World.) Tho story {s told of a young man who, having graduated from high school and taken a normal course, desired to se- cure a position as teacher of a country school, but who, In his anxiety to show oft his acquired knowledge, quite over- reached his aim, This mistake hap- pened while he was applying to a mem- ber of the school Doard for the position he wished to fill. As the two sat on the porch after dinner, the trustee casu- buck, that was crawling on the leafsof a vine close by, “I s'pose vou know what that 1s?" he said, The young student was es- eclally proud of his attainments in Hatural history, and, eager to show his technical knowledge, quickly replied; “Oh, yes: that i8 a Coceinella sep: tom purictata.”” “Young man,’ the school boi sald the member of “a feller that don't get my vote fur teacher Jn this dis- Nervousness 9 money has been forwarded to the | tos for whom It was meant a Dr. Shoop’s Restorative. triet,"' Se FE. A, Harriman at White Honse, WASHINGTON, Feb. E, H, Har- riman ealled at the White House to- day and had a prief talk with the Presi. dent, Mr. Harriman came over from New Yerk to attend the dinner given to the President to-night by 8 Morton, le was stated that rate leglslntion was not disc Read my offer—a full dollar's worth of my Remedy free to try—without deposit, or risk or promise to pay, nh BIBNOS ANDI ORGANE: restlessness, | al} jaro, the out: 6 disturbance The faull is not with the nerves which give YOu Warning=-not with the nerves whicn shadle you to feel to walk, tO talk, t9 think, to feo But the INSIDE nerves, the Automate power nerves—these are’ the herves that work Weary out and worry bias down, have tivt room here to explain how thowe Tenda1, Un nerves sont tolt and operate the stomaca, the heart, the kidneys, the liver, How ‘excewses and wiralng and over= weve desiroy their delicate fibres, How through bond of sympathy, weakness. in we centre is conveyed to each of the nthe: nt How this same bond, of eympuciy: veg Ue OWLWanT Slane. of nefvuntliey phon should warn us of the trouble within have not room to explain how these nerves may be reached aud st Jeel and inade well by a remedy I spent ve HOW known by druggists ev hers as Dr, Shoon's none tive, t to explain how this remody, Ne cause, puts a cer. | tain end to a wart, f nervousness, Inward frotfalness, ‘rastioss- bility, All of these i the book Twit: MH fori §noludi homey my Is known, And redled Upon, ogy ohemedy hot have hoard of it, So L make this offer to you, a sitanger, that every pouibic ex. | ut or t may be removed, Send no piomise--take’ no Msi, | ask. If you have never 1 will send you an onter waist for a full dollar hottie | but the regular standard boe- Ue ho Kee Consianc on his shelves. ‘pins druggist will require no conditions, te witt Aco my onler as cheerfully ae thougt, your dollar lay before iim, Ho with send aa N sti Mevept this opportunit iH you Mewept this opportunity. to tear AMY EXPENEIE ANSOLUTEL Y ear bs Mild cases are often cured by a single bottle, “For sale at forty thousand dr stores, inlA igi. ag od WE KNOW IT. YOU'CAN PROVE IT. You save Vo of your cocoa by using RAILROADS, is ' NY ANI mt white inch—were , ‘PENNS YLY Nid” RATEROAD, ee DBLM, DAMASK All Linen-- ENTY. |5 designa—68 ini oi BROSSES | RINGED SIITR-ANI Hinen—white sbrones and | and red bordor—8x10 ant air than 16x12 cloth—wore 8.08, ANIONS HOOT OF COLLARS HIND” srnaun ano CUFFS wave OBEN ON THE they” Ange POPULAR faThe leaving t below for Twenty. BENNBYLVANIA xin. | HCCK TOWRLS--union and all MN i Mx24+—~ EXP, COLLARS, 2 FoR 25 GENTS, CUFFS, 250. A PAIR, — 130 STYLES. sore avenvwwens, We Also Furnish a | Flat at $65.00, He for Our New Gnilogue jailed Upon Application, lish hondrove Lamp. a pair of handsome Plo- V Rocker, 2 palo 4 | SILKS, ) Friday DRESS GOODS, Stock LININGS, Clearances» Bi KITCHEN,—Oak Kiteh AN closet, glass Keltchen ua0 A, aL, 4 ‘AB—28 inch iene and Fiontde OUROR TS i Lab aaeM Ge +69) 5 ic and / BLK. PONGHES—80 inch—were .63. .49 RN iy Fig'd Taffotas—dark and medium RN RALWaAY.— | Coby 25 P, M. dally. CHEBAPRAKE & OHIO Tian ii, Mare Allowed Af ut-n!- Town Orders Alt Chess Taanste (tnuetn To. S*Ani on $350 Walters Pianos 1a Week COME AT ONCE AND SAVE FROM $150 TO $250, Don’t miss the great sale of cele- brated $350 tone-lasting Walters Pianos for $195, including stool and cover—on liberal terms of $5.00 down and $1.00 a No interest charges for time taken in making payments, Delivered upon first payment of $5.00, Pianos fully guaranteed for ten years, Upon request a representative will call on you, BLOOMINGDALE BROs., Lex, to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St, HELP WANTED—MALE, | Paka WAND TivivuRt ke t Address, with references, peeks 7,08 | PONGHES—Satin figured—27 Inch— nFOLK, ; Weekdeys and 825 °p, ‘M'|IMPORTHD FANCY MOHAIRS— LANTIC CITY, 0.68 12.55 P.M. weekd IMANCH, ASBURY P ‘Asbury Park Sunday: BA ‘ia ' Hotel 2.10 night weekdays, Ae Mand 4.05 B.A ht And 2.55 P, Open Washington's Birthday. ain pores 's Velling 2 inch... DENTISTRY, ‘orth | All Wool Nun's Veiling- no 89 Nothing Gives Better Expression EVERYBODY, Anything you want, Cloaks, Jowelry, Furniture, es. Business strictly confident CREDI’ 5, 4. ‘J as Sundays, 12.10, 133 . 461, 1854, 118 and 261| Black and best shades—value 12%. 6% Ye uat elton BoM 284 | LINING SILKS~Navy, Royal 1 Astor Houge, and’ stations named Hrookiyn, 4 Court Stree i ¥. fund <Pelisyivania’ A nnee | Black, White and apring shades— esting Nn phone, ‘43 Chelsea’? fur Pennsylvania W.W. ATTERBURY, General Manacer, sia crane? pW 02 BOWERY, cor, Cd | Closed Saturdays; ope: Wy aan represe merican Watch & Diamo 10 MAIDEN LANK, pide CREDIT GLOBR OREDIT WA’ RESS WELL} ? TAKE ELEVATOR, | Waltham and Elgin Watches ral hh a if DENTISTRY. . Fa HOO, 68 Nassau Stroct {°] E IN tree DENTAL CO. Inc ¥ U8 81 weoklyt gentle n's clothing made to ; SLOTHING CO.250 Bway, room 4out-of-town mall orders address room t to the mouth than @ good set of Five dollars is our price for a good set, ‘Our New Botanical Discovery prevents any pain while your old teeth are being extracted, extractions are made {n the morn- ing the new set will be ready at Teeth Exteneted Without Pain, One VIBIng PRED to Demons atrnte Our Painters Method DENTISTRY. UILSHAN TEETH he Most Difficult Tooth Extracted with Gas All Gold Crowns, $5.00, Bridge Work, ‘per Tooth, $5.00 TEETH Bt —B7 — &—BlO ATES REPAIRED WHILE | iN, E. Cor, 125th St, & 8th Ave, OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M, week, AML Work Guaaran Full Sets of Teeth, Gold Crowns, 2a yact given to do Silver Fillings hat Waterbury Dental Parlors A14-416FultonSt. 54W.23d St. Strat Hours, 8 to 6 Sundays, 9 to 4, German, French and Swedish spoken RORTAINS, i sy DRAPERIES, } Stoel HANGINGS, J Clearances. SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS--30 to 60 inches wide—3% and 4 yds, long— Wore $2.25 and $240, .ercreesreeseseser LAD UFFLDD CURTAING—plain of * Seer Dennen aad without inserting—were $1.10 CURTAIN MUBLINS—Fancy Fis'¢— were Paint De © 7 i 1HS—Fig'd Oriental an Se Rome vere i and $1.2... 49 Fia'‘D VELOURS—Short lengthe—plain and fanoy—were 69 to $18. ARE DROME 6 BUNATE 1g eae iack Neha coucH GOVERS,| | Friday VERS, + Stocl Hi S° Foun } Clearances, ee 101.40 COYDRS—Roman poraey yds, long—we' : ‘AINS-—Cora p Rey ATT oder, Moorish Cross Stipes and Sotld Colores, tial pe Vel or Taj were H.28 Tak Baas ae RNA RUGH—80x60 inch—Tle Olen ‘and floral designs— 1.40 WOPO $19B sissererereeeservereceesonnees, ‘ings, ISTHR RU! ent col! ast? nch—were $4.49.:.2.08 UGS—15 st; en—All BRUBEES ee ives 108 COMFORTABLES, ) Friday BLANKETS, Stock SPREADS, Senet “i 7% LES —silkoline— ore ti to $2.49..4+6 98 to 20 Hy tra sine Oeste Bi 2.09 SPRMADS—full size crochet— Marseilles patterns—wero .W8s.+s +++ off LANKETS—fu!l sine—strictly all wool white Californla—were $8,98,. 5,00 COTTON BLANKETS—three-auarter sigu—white and Gol'd—were 10+ + COTTON BLANKETS—extra size— yenvy quallty—were $1,60....-.s60+s+1 98 SHEETINGS, } Lyd PILLOW CASES, St BED TICKS, ETC.) Clearances. UNBLEACHED SHEETINGS— © mill lengths 42 in.—worth 11 74|t-4—worth .16, 48 tn,—worth.18% 84|8-4-worth .18 9-4—worth .20, 16 ©) Remnants, of Must hed an di aN ca latin ee PILLOW CASHS—ro0d muslin— 49x86—were .10,,.... 7150x86—were 45x26—were ,11..,, 8/54x86—wore ,18., .10 FEATHPR BED TICKS—tull size feather proof ticking 5 anere SLO Weatisnirod 9 CAMBRIC COV’D HA ae onan filled— By tte at aere Meio clear... .89 TABLE LINENS) Frida} AND Sock TOWELS. Clearances. SATIN DAMABKS—All Linen—cresm At ALL LINEN NAPKINS—full bleach— al nokowere SLID srerereres 29 linen—hemmed or H, BI were $1.19—-dozan, HUCK TOWDLAS—All Line plain or fig’d—40 to 43 inch—we: NAMASKC TOWPLS—All Linen—knot fringe—22x50-—ustially ,35..,+4+ YNION DAM.A3K TOWELS—H. 8.— Ux8l—usrciuy 16%6 ep | MS— WEF 79 ANA DBissrrisererrey + 69 white and light colore—were .30.... .89 B inch—were Dicceceverserereee BD Imported Blk, Volles—40 inch,..... 150 Crepe Egyptians—All Wool—4 inch .69 MPRCERIZED PERCALINES— and Castor—were ,29.,., MERCERIZED SATEEN LININGS—, light and dark—elsewhere .25......5 19 BATISTES, Friday PERGALES, Stock GINGHAMS, ETC.) Clearances LIBERTY PONGBES—wilk desiens— silk finish—value .19......,, PRINTED CREP DE PARIS— dress lengths of 19 ct, quality AMMPRICAN DRESS GINGHAMS— PERCAL! yard wide—assortment of styles—12i) ot, quality, ™% DRESS SATEENS—highly mercerized —foulard styles—elsewhere .18.,, .12%4 FAST BLACK SATEENS—mercerized | and Henrietta finish—i5 ct, quality 10% CHALLIES—wool finlsh—were 8. 3% CANVAS SUITINGS—linen finish— fancy shades—15 ct. quality,. 8% ['THS—funcy corded— + BN] | FLAGS jghira Floer . Bunting—slightly soiled— FRIDAY, AS USUAL; BARGAIN DA with ti Stock Clearances that will make tomorrow ONE’ OF THE GREAT FRIDAYS OF THE YE | Neat Sent Coats 8—Iriwh Point and SASH LACES—Ii 49) HOSTERDL UNDERWEAR, Stork MEN‘S FURNISHINGS.) C’eara \WOMEN'S HOSE—Fast Blac! BATISTES—mercerized stripes—also pein are eaaone Batiste carreaux—l9 cent quality,. .10 CHILDREN'S HOSE—Ribbed © fast black—double heels and toes all sizes—value tu i Hille. WOMEN'S VES' " Heyptian yarn~ 7H | Sifted wease- Were OD WOMBN'S VES{S AND PANTS best styles and colors—ldc, quality, 6 | Ribbed Cotton—~were .35,.... MEN'S NEGLIGER SH new stripes and figures—s oufts—were 49. MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS—go0d musiin—tast color emb'y—were , 19, SPECIAL LUNCHES-—3 TO & 40, 1,.Cold Roast Turkey. Cra Now Toes Lettuce San nos oes WOMEN'S coars, : suits, WAIsts, | a SKIRTS, ET¢. Clearances Kersey and Ziboline Conta. 8 3 Zhreeequarter Coats— e heviots .,. Fine Cloth Jackets Ralnproof Conte . SKIRT Sistine on, and Tweev's, Cheviot and Cloth..$5.98 Finer Qualtty wissen ty "ani Chi Browseton caress St lengtha .,., af * Cheviot Talto i Colors ‘ai Fancy ‘Misture, a Bion and Long Coat Btyle..$17,98 Long Coat sults $25.98 ‘Taffota and Velvet Watsts,.$4.98 Walsts of Crepe de ones. Net, Silk and Were $5.08 ..,. 3.OB|vere $11.098.,.,, Were $8.98 .... 5.OB\were $21.00, Walsts of Flannel, Briliiantine, Cash \ Were BME see 1 BBmete. BSW sn WRAPPERS, ) | Fri ROBES, "| Stoc SACQUES, Clearances, Women'h Eiterdown. Robes, Ve0e Ripple Miderdown Sacques.,., $1.24 Ripple Biderdown SMCGUCT vicsscssrserses $98 $208 1) Ripple Elderdown Sacques,,, $4.98 2, a Kimonos—extra quallty....., $3.50 18 Flannelette Wrappers. Flannelette Wrapperi Flannelotte Wrappers, 8 | riannelette Wrappers,,#2,24 & 2.69 1 Cashmeré Wrappers, China Silk Teagowns SiIk—Accordion Pleate Silk Dressing Sacques, WOMEN'S a} rida | KNIT BLOUSES, APRONS, ETC, Cambrio Skirts—dozen atyles..$L. Muslin Gowns—tucks or emb’y .0 (4 Muslin and Cambric Drawers,, 40 per Me Corset Covors Rambric and Muslin Maids’ Lawn pvenever Malds' Lawn Aprons— emb'y & tucks., oy Gingham Kitchen Aprons, Applique Pillow Shi Children's Knit Norfolic Tackots—9 and 4 Yes sereree OE BABIES’ WEAR Friday AND } Stock GIRLS' WEAR. } Clearances. 4 yrs—were ,79... ET DRESSES—pretty we to 8 yrs—were ts MET HUB! sizes we petted : Py MISSES' MACKINTOS! “Mai 7 | serge—deep capeewere EO ane TOWEL RACKS, ETC. DECORATIVE GOODS, WINDOW SHADES, i TAPH EARS YP, COVERS tom ‘A PILI 4 And PILLO Ws—silkollae cov'd end DRESSER 8. — (rede ALD ty ‘amb'd Swi heel TOWEL i 25 maori ty aye RACKEt Towel Rings—were 9... Towel and Hat ,Racks—were |: Combination Hat and ena werv 09, moar ‘ack Hammers (with tack clawa)ea, Finer Tack Hammers, ea, Magnetized Uph, Hammers,,.,0a Screw Drivers—ansorted sixes, 60.0 to Tack Claws—assorted sixes... 00 6013 Nickel Wire (on spool Window Shades—2% and 3 yds, lon balance of .09 ard ,19 kinds, ‘ + Made of best 38-inch material) Ished like a ‘made-to-order shad tine! Yollore--ssortment. of inte, THIRD PLOOR—NEW BUILDING, IN RESTAURANT, FRI Tn addition to midday Table a’ a as follows: ee New Building | us | Therefore t= Were Now Were Now J4xo ft.-1.98..., 08 Gx 9 ft. }5xS ft.—2.69,...1,25 Sxt2 ft—5.49.,..2,08 | No. 2.,Club Sandwich, | Potato fied 2 =8.49....1,98 | xo, 9,.S8moked Sturgeon, Potats Salad; SALE CONTINUED OF WOMEN'S SHOES AT $1 if , Clear up of an Eastern M’l’t’s stock. ee ‘Sticed Tomato; ‘ra or Coffes.: Baked Apple; a on Catton ‘ Pd