The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1905, Page 6

STABBED FOR _ REVENGE BY A 1 SPY,” HE SAYS Charles Ruhbusch Accuses @-. Robert Woolson of Try- IN BROADWAY. Younded Man on Witness Stand f. Deolared that Woolson Was ) Employed by Jerome. Robert Woolson, sald to be a spy and { pigeon of the Distriot-Attorney's ‘and also husbend of “Big May” plaon, well known in the Tenderloin, bever whom Frank Felton shot Guy Roche last Thankagiving Day, was are 4 in Jefferson Merket Court to- with stabbing Charles ‘No, 28 West Forty-third atreet. The stabbing, which took place early day, according to the victim, who jas taken to the New York Hospital, the reeult of his denouncing Wool- on a8 @ stool pigeon while on the stand Hn pebalf of a man named Gilhooley, was sent up for robbery in ovember. Woolson was held in $1,000 i) until his counsel, Wentworth, Low- in. & Stern, could get thelr wit+ ‘According to Ruhbusch, he appeared as wit for Gihooley on Nov, 29, when man was convicted on evi+ wyer Dan O'Reilly thet Woolson was ‘stoal pigeon, and he alleges that ‘Woolson awore to be avenged. Gilhool ‘Was sent up the river for seven years, ' We welcome the sh ers for birthday, bon voyage, Rye can ahiow them ty Mid engagement and wedi Kind (we haven't to go into lars room to go into partleu A beauty and fou pay 10 middlemen's matter what the state Although this Ring is low in price, it fs handsome and stylish—an asttract- ive and welcome gift—the nrounting ayes 14-karat gold—the ‘os ls Gr ratlon anywhere, Price, ever: and Others trom 910 to, 61,000, Id cl or LAMBERT full-jew- movement; makes a most pleas- = A word in confidence, There is little direct profit in the 14-Karat, $3 to $12; THIRD AVENUE, 58TH STREET. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL. 6.30; SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10. ae bom identified him as hig as- eailant declared that he was a Je- |i Tome spy. Later the woman, who |s aid to be Rirhbusch's wife, and whom ‘the police identified as je woman who turned evidence against Gilhooley, called on him, Woolayn declared he never carried & knife. At the District. i ft was denied thut Wooleon was tached there. ene The Six Napoleons, Read “The Adwenture of the Six Na poleons” inf the thrilling new Sherlock Holmes eerles, You will find it In the epectal Sherlock Holmes four-page color supplement {in to-morrow's ening ‘World. HELD FOR INTERFERING WITH A NEWSBOY, a Another and More Serions Charge Against Prisoner Was Not - Formally Filed, Louly Hendlor, of No. 76 Monroe street, was held by Magistrate Crane in the Yorkville Court to-day in dail for trial on complaint of Willtam Miller, colored, an employee of the Brooklyn Eagle, who alleged that Han- ler wes conapiouous among a crowd of men and toys who took his papers away ¢rom. dim leat night at the Thir- City, but Magistrate Crane suggest that this complaint be reserved for the ero authorities, plait wes not tortnally ieee Lad A FREE PACKAGE Want every pe Mc ae iW ST MUNYON Siucemeiecars PAY ~ PAW So ga MUNYON, “Broadway and 26th $1 LL FOR.MEN AND WOMEN, eos BILLS I BR want Attorney's office ‘at: | * RT Jewelry, Always Guaranteed. r who Is lookIng for something prelty) (and we have on the premises one of the best equ factories In J t does know peat § what he ye vn) we buy direct of the manufacturers for ol Our system wuts the best examples of the jeweller’s ar into your hands at an amaz- ly else a stock of jewelry of] ing economy of your money. Our goods are all guaranteed, Com- here), unrivalled] pare our wares and our prices with those of other houses and you will for lowness in price.| realize how much you gain in cash and In satisfaction by dealing at protit here. What we do not make Lambert's. e] to’ i ere i Y ~ THE WORLD: | FRIDA The Superior Excellence of OurSpringSuits&Overcoats The power of the expert tallorman is well defined in our series of new models In Suits and Overcoats at fuoree Dollars. They dem- onstrate the very best examples of the tailor’s art. In grace of line and contour they are distinguished and distinctive. We do not be- lieve there is one other store in New York which affords a showing of Fifteen Dollar Suits and Overcoats which are of so uniform an excellence and so extraordinary in_ Its diversity of new fabrics and models. That subtle phase of manliness is_perfectly ex. pressed in our “Concave” Shoulder and ‘Closefitting’’ Collar. $z5 Spring Suits and Overcoats There are six new models in short boxy Top Coats, mad from double-twist coverts In the new shades, a \e Then_there’s a series of models In the Medium vena Overcoat, silk lined and silk lined to edge, made of B her Thibet and Oxford, at $15, fate 80 fon genes Rain Coats In plain black and fancy rics, . In single and double breasted sack sults there are 8)x mode)s of each style in plain blacks and blues and fancy effects, at $15, Other Spring sults and overcoats, $15 to $40 WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway. Houston St, Bave ME nd Money by Comi ‘and Money ine Here, Ss operating L& ry, ca SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. Plain Truth as to Diamonds. 35) Others ee 74 to $850, are up to stay up, Because we import direct and have no fancy rent expense we offer you diamonds at low the market may be. You could not make a wiser investment than to buy diamonds Ay Pelee, A trio of fine diamonds, mounted in solld 14-karat gold in our own fac~ tory. A Ring that will attract adml- This 1s a diamond of goodly size and notably fine col LAM. Wy Y BERT hitd-made mounting of Se, solid 14-karat gold, By cuttin off middlemen's profit we can sel , Others from $10 to $1,000, aS Watches by the Hundred. “Ladied Sotld s4kt. Gold gin’ or Woman's Richly En- Plain Polished Bascine St4¥@d Solld 14-kt, Gold Watch, set with elegant Hunting - Case Watch, gine - Turned Hunting- diamond, front plain for Waltham, monogram; Waltham, a LAMBERT movement; fe employ the best watchmakers we can find|to Inspect and regulate every one of the hundreds of watches in our store. Every w, tch show is guaranteed to be the best of its kind, and you cannot beat our prices anywhere, Gol nment off rot bo Hatt up to the stenserd or we wil aot rs ther eT Mg Pp lywhere ld cases are tested by Government officials, Solid 14-karat Gold En- Elgin or Case Watch, fitted with Waltham, Elgin or Solld 44-kt, Gold Hunting-Case Watch, price, LAMB: top and bottom engraved or plain works; price, : ERT works, engine turned, Waltham Elein ot \825.00 $26. 715 $22.50 MBERT works; price Others $85 ta $250. Others $16.50 to $150. Others $16.50 to $180. Other heeft $25 up. Art in Wedding Rings. { Lambert Seamless Wedding Rings. But in fi will with every sale, and matrons who first wore our wedding rings years ago have been our customers Mi, since Shas rings aré Nb ! and, lke everything else in the Lambert store, are guaranteed as to material and workmanship, No charge for engraving, 18-Karat, $4 to $16; 22-Karat, $6 to $20. ' THIRD AVENUE, CORNER MANUFACTURING 58TH STREET. we ya \ Spring’s 2°7,.2°°; apparel for girls © misses. THs week has brought a earner A The very latest is a voile suit at {ty Panama or cheviots—blue, brown or black— jacket lined with taffeta— small plaits and trimmed with combination braid =a very effective blouse style—new model skirt—stzes 44 and. 16, diate suits—very girlish model of pretty light : 3 a mixtures and broken plaids in a ath style— ‘ pockets—yoke and sleeves ey lon wn velvet and bral trhinmed velvet button very taal tw mixed novelty creviots or cor tatin oF tamteto fining, % ® Lidl i ch fiat follare, velvet (rimmed, in Spring underwear ¢ rit ll alison men's Toke, alk fromthe pends butte eee ein” teins peat : pre—etriotly tailor-made | ll slscn men's medium Summer ore have heavy twit banda, large oo beget t sioree are eetons | Bethea toa "lan, two | and drawers “ones um buttons," ext larg douse’ bloveheaeak , lbove Feia ae po a gots | dh ai Mtn “Bpring. we anes: | pure wool health under at T00. witaae JURPENH IMER clothing has attained a state o Sunday) to your entire and lasting satisfaction and charge you 45.50, while a merchant tailor would take your measure, put y Of weeks and then charge you $30, Lay aside your prejudice, We know you have bought ready-made clothing “Pra.as furs, that did not suit, No need to tell us tha ‘ ready-to-wear clothing as the best tailor-made clothing can be, collar tapering gracefully into broad, fine-looking shoulders—it hangs swagger. The trousers are not bags. They set to ie se to the ia to the heel, like the best-dressed men dene and 3 H ne ¢ linings and trimmings, and when you have found them all you'd require of tailor-made clothing, pe out the ma- eral wa) want—the gray worsted, the chevlot, the tweed, the cassimere or the fancy worsted—we have t! a a i bolt ag that uphold the dignity of every occasion. eats Ma ke rawford Co. are authorised selling agents of the Housd of Kuppenheimer for New Yor and have a complete line of their new Spriug ontputceke clothes that unk $1 3:50 for Spring overcoats, usually #20 and $25. Madan 2 Au anton STH AME 19% 7020™. ba ontaantin eteerentietarsncnntietadt: Women’s trimmed | Men's Spring gloves at 69c. HAT i If-pri f themi\nd it street and dress hats, | Titlas\ sen hequlty ever o marae tats Ms of the smartest models are exclusive—copied ‘from up to date, We bought several lots of regular $1 and'$1.50 gloves a rare European creations by our skilled designers and not a special pie to help the manufacturer dispose of his surplus shown elsewhere, Of course we have all the new effects | and intend too sell them all to-morrow at 69c, Maid that followers of fashion are in a craze over just now, such 69c for women's gloves, too—those smart new ivy street Frei: y the polo turban, If you will read the prices there will be no styles for Spring also white, much in‘temand this season —usual lurther doubt about your coming here to-morrow. Hi Ane hiviers doable fgeeioped a we gloves, . polos and toque: al effort has been made to 4 Fralan provuptettons a ihe pres, 20.200 Excellent values in waists. Women's stiff trimmed hats, turbans and Hj ’ ‘ Polos, many hundreds to choose from, 1.96 to 10,50, PRICED especially to enhance their attractiveness,, Very, special, including trimmed polos Each smart model selected because of its fitness for a bf a high-priced hat, iat colorsind combinations 2,80, sale—waists you'll want to buy to-morrow and wear Sunday, 100 doxon women's unitrimmed straw hats 2.93 for India lawn shirl | 4.4 for Ja and turbans, made on wire frames, for Saturdey, 750, walsts--pointed yoke front and back, | walsts— newest ’ ’ \ id qualit: tire front or fronted ce tea fen oe Hates inthe maiural | om uke rot and ekrsew | Sched col, arte 5 7.8 inch soft-finigh faille, in black, white and sleeves—Ingerted pa tlie say ies Wea Hh, 4 ah all millinery shades—reguler stock price 30¢, yard—for tos 7.95 for sma ; "e tons noes at hace, ‘ilk te morrow #50, 4 Cee a er alloted: and, | de Ghine--etfectively imag oi We make extremely stylish bows for ohil- stitched—new sleeve and ouff—green, | medallions, lace, tucks, hand stitch. dren’s hats; no charge for labor. blue, tan, brown and gray, ing—others plain for tallor-made, IMPEON ORAWFORD CO, collection of smart creations for girls and misses. So exclusive are styles, so unusual the values, that néxt Sunday’s style parade among the younger set will rival that of a year ago when it was Easter: The fastidious miss who has been accustomed to the swellest made-to-order apparel may have two costumes for every one at the price of one, equal in fit, style and workmanship, simply by choosing from our ' |fI¥} eminently correct showing, No waiting, no tiresome fitting or trying on, but equal apparel in every way, iva Pioer. ( : oot Smart and fresh as the first $26.75 that shows the perfection the de> As y 5 ‘ of Spring—these Jaunty little costs at, signers have attained in the fashioning of oN atk for girls ot ¢ to i j Three er 775) ee tl Seah ee gs pe ce a oe 15 och i actors as. ow ert coats, double breast- touch seldom . : ee lished t@ meade-to- < “ boxy stylé—notch ed pan suits—pothing i Be a] lored pockets— Hike i under 950 at | 4 belt fo back and large fl the pretty ae hoped ti} x. i . ! Fi ge ia —all the pretty new such as gray, = : ML oe champagne, reseda, blue, brown or black—- f A! Le brown and white ie black My over silk drop skirt skirt full plaited, iy 2 if Piccadilly style—red or brown * with suspenders and wide phi silk girdle— . % lars and hand - embroidered detachable — jacket made fd ney pea match materials—half satin tat “trocks and frills,” with short s! : Wr ; hie with brald—sizes 14 and 16, ; \ 12.00 | all 14.00 for misses’ suits of fine qual- 9.75 for misses’ thes quarter coats of covert black cheviot —loome 14.78 for junior or interme. Rcruameas oat elas . ret oe a 9 turnover cuff, : inen—several rows of silk brald—tined trout oo mE od pri ge out with soft satin—skirt platted—sires 14 and 16, 2G. 7.5 for misses’ suits of all-woo! shep- | si, stap emust** Pebveted battoas cay treat tia wi 2,78, jg sto very tr| itp uc on esi ace | nor ete pee in a's ehh : Bs iiled'asigee tt and fe. olen ghorlin a i “8 eal = hen “ sulting, ‘new aul ky al-woot 7§ for girls’ reefers—3 styles—Eng-| fre‘ vlesnhlte OF ine alle an ety fee aie Towers ahh | "5G '§ for gis) 395 reefers—biug, ripe top cont style—handkerdhiet ee" or brown—regulation style—the-new embtem, k ORAWFORD Co, or men-~a great saving, UST at the opening of the season, instead of offering Spring underwear at regular prices, comes this ve o Saving opportunity, Were going to tnaugurate the season by ofterhig te “good things” Hight at the start, believing that the BER ee . as the season progresses, Main Bloor. -— will take care of itse! This is certainly an unusually good buying opportunit for those who. are ead over always on the alert for special tapes following Items—you'll be : interested in 2.50 Hi at 1,353.50 underwear at 1.75 and $5 underwear at 2.25 ‘ Wilson Br os,’men’simported union suits at less than half, The name Wilson Bros. gives this sale at once an importance no other name could give—it’s a firm ¥ known throughout America as the largest men’s furnishing house in this country—a house that supplies a great mu J" jority of the exclusive haberdashers in the United States. They sold to us their entire collection of imported Union in Summer weight left on hand last Fall—conststing of finest ribbed suits for men—the highest standard of made underwear—made in Switzerland —of the finest maco, lisle and silk yarns, 1.335 for jersey fitting white] 2.9% for pure silk white and Sait tnt yarn union sults s4y union sults—regular price 95. =! —1,50 Sea Island At 59c—Medium heavy. | ,, At 79o—1.50, ai Soren men's finest num 5 Welght merino natural wool shirts and | ber front “Otis double gusset ond drawere—shirte have Byench | draw if fronte-—ribbed bot shite end Gruwore trict ‘tatlor-made white and ecru union sui price 3.50, At 1,15—2.00 nonshrink- Able natural wool underwoar—86 dozen 1.74 for pure tise thread |: poraible—peart SIMEGON CRAWFORD Co, oo i ° e o s $ j Kuppenheimer Spring suits at 15.50. | perfection in fit and fabric that can only be equalled by te best merchant tallors, and the only difference is about 14,50—that is to say, we fit you perfectly to a new Spring suit pepe! bei ou off for a cou; t, but Kuppenheimer clothing is as far ahead of the usual run of % The suits at 15.50 are hand tailored to perfection—the coat has that snug-fitting ey're shape-retaining, Notice the workman- em all in single é permanent customers, Made of superior grade of covert cloth—some are lined with silk, some with Princess Serge, but that's a matter of choice, Some 600 coats In this s My ch), + ow ale—every kind in every color for every size—-the new covert mall ani wera este Oc ne al lc ea lengths i expert mechanics—showing all new iin he Byers armen made by thoroughly drilled clothing talent—designed by covert, 34 Inches long—very swagger Sample suits, overcoats and cravenettes, $ | 022 We bought a large number of these high-grade garments—in a great many Instances the cloth cost as much as we ask for the finished apparel—the suit fabrics are of fancy worsteds in the new gray—both in single and double breasted—the Cravenettes are the stylish long, loose tallored coats that are so much in demand this season—the top coats are in tan covert and black thibet—Just 1,200 garments for sale, so you better hurry—all sizes —regular $15 and $18 values at $10.50, , & 2 ) Sale of boys’ spring suits, topcoats @ reefers, $2.95 It's the way they were purchased that makes the price $3.95. Ordinarily the a same clothing would sell for $5 to $7.50, That's the quality, the style, the fit, the workman- ship of these boys? suits, coats and reefers—the $5 to $7.50 quality, There's the Russian, with white linen col- lar, in blue, red, brown and navy serge—also a large assortment of fancy mixtures, Norfolk with knicker- bocker pants—double-breasted Norfolk—sailor sults—three-plece suits with extra pants to match—reefers in tan, blue and re mixtures—top coats of fine covert in three shades, Simpson Crawford Co.Special 7.50 for Buster Brown suits for lads Sizes Norfolk suits (bloomer or plain pants), | from 3 to 8 years—made of the very finest Imported 2% t0 16 poubie-breasted sults (plain pants), | fabrics, Boys’ Spring overcoats at $3.95, $4.95, $7.50 years. — Satlor suits (bloomer or plain pants), | and $9.75. $7) .00 Russian lousy suits (Eton collar), 4.95 for suits of every description—the thor — Aiea yee aul fet tbe Arne both ver’ best fabrice—the finest of workmanship, an Pty 1905 BY Roefors, blue, tan and fancy mlstues. | {suitors and Rasslnse oe coun eas isc? | 9 i ARAM kaa dae a a a i