The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1905, Page 7

2 RT TTT ene ee RIM: WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 51, 1905, of Fort Lee threatening the life of|for him all night without succcas. qivet, but not'for an instant since hie) Kk a boat to va ty, They | MOTHER SEEKS LOST SON. Jenwen Then frionds of the dead Manfged or- n fled with the suddenness of a | Ee AOE eae Bisbaake Pact F Shortly after 10 o'clock Jenaen and| ganized ih’ man hunt. ‘The woods be- eu fiothar tore) anata: jane hud hardly entered the hotel] ygrs, Charies Petersen, of No, $8 West the girl were talking on the street, / tween Hinglewood and Fort Leo w 4 eA ti har wlae P Mr. Altman sud perien talie= ¥ ‘ourth street, has searched . Dney saw Goneral commy, ata Jenson | eurronnded and the slover was caught ight, when he was t rom the sl’ ‘@. foud vote, rose to @ NEBR ct : i bride of twenty-four hours, has Vn He was standing at the slerk: tal and morgue in the olty p laughed as he turned to mect him. | and taken to the fall at Huckenrsien, | TALIS) , ready to. re, non r % -old son, Peter, who Tatar eserves Standing near wae Mantried. As Geus|He {s tho fifth prisocy in the sinall oN es Ligee UE Ne, 9 Wess came on. Lauder an i SREB a WOnb Laer altagings apon arts eral camo wp he whiyped a revolver | Jul charged with murder : tuiide igh Ih the burineae and noelal) tied to qulec Aim und He wud preaiea to tive World “ventory | a Agta Bomtly arch alah HIS FRIEND hab ar a NA sik Meee t | WEDDING TRIP world of Albuny, puzties physicians. It Te ANA thoroughly frightened, s LL eCPM rage: ire ‘ie, NOW 3 Soe Pe AERC URE rea eet ve Permanent Guents of the City {s their bollef that the exettement alt= jycsame hysterical, and Ume and again y tein Homes ane. aids ee | oe inyads Shuba, ii “a " MUS APSE BULIEE BEMORIE STUBS) oe ee eee cote Coronda ar. pees tending the wedding on Monday brought) fainted. An ambuln caine tind took . the thirteen-year-old daughter, | [i Grand. fe ‘St. Le host him, ‘The frst bullet struck Man-| ved yesterday from Buenos Ayres and on the attack, The wedding took place Alt Aliman to Roosevelt’ Hospital, his mpanied ‘nor mothar on all the | Maw SarenG frie, Se, G 1, in Fit of fried in tho left ole and ho @ank 10) sontevideo a collection of animals and| paying and probably hopelessly In-/at the Presbyterian Church, In Stam. |Z Isieling on wolng with him, | | wea Se Oa vee andliMih ha nd | ime Hf - y ery i | bi sont ip ial | U . Viole « c hae clo bI . : Henry eneral, in it 9) en eroune and died almost immu) iiras for We reo torieay shan {82} sane, De Wht Altinan, of Albany, N:! ford, the Rey erick Altman, pastor at the howttal that it was i Ho Is tall tor hia years, When. he wis Fb . 4 Bronx, consisting of one BG Bellevue Hospital, At times he chure d broth f » safest to take him to Bellevue. There last seen at 4 o'¢lock Wednesday he kalousy, Used Pistol Seclng that he had shot Manfried,| guanacos, one deer, two carpinchos, | "se Wiotent: he haw to he restrained tn lprldoavown atiichating, Afton the wed, ie fought the attendants, and so strong waa wearing a ‘binck- sult, and lack t whom he counted a friend, instead of| three arniadillos, two chacos, six sivang |!8 90 Violenwhe hag to he restrain in brideguom, ofltelating. r the wed 1s he that he was controlled with . black #hoes and stockings, and . at Fort Lee Jensen, his rival, General made for | and two ducks, a straitjacket, At other Umes he {#'ding the couple and the bridegroom's | diMeulty, blue and waite striped walst, tho woods, ‘The police of Englewood —_—— = - — aera and Hackensack joinad in the search | —— 3 —h Having shot and killed an tmnocent bystander in an effort to murier oa THE NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE man who was talicing with his myeet- ACITY IN ITSELF beart, Henry Genem!, a youth of Fort Successful Lee, fled to the woods between Fort Lee and Fnglewoot, and there was Effervescent found hiding early to-day by a body of men who had organized a = man- bant. S Louts Jensen wns the intended vic- “eel . (tn of General and the slain man was ° Frederick Manfriel. ‘The three hoi Im dl igest LO mn Been to @ picnic in the neighborhood torans"sTs, Ghose Preparing to Go on Vacations Wild Find Chis PITY” Relief for @f Vort Lee yesterday and while there Distress after meals, Heartborn, } Fi , Water-brash, | . ° ‘ | Genera “erate | tananal Jeu" ot | suay oro earl athe tes tty An Ideal Store in Which to Buy Oheir Many Necdtuls EEG) Whe MRR EFED inet PARE Nee Simple, pleasant, rellable, It has been Wis have done so much in the way of equipping vacationists and tourists that we feel that we are || pretty competent to meet all the various wants in this direction. f you are going . Camping in the Mountains, Rusticating on a Farm, Fishing in Maine or Other Noted Waters, To Spend Your Time at Some Seaside Resort, Automobiling, Wheeling, Sailing, Canoeing, To Start on a European Trip, or : Travel in This Country, Be the journey’ short or extended, you will always find the Siegel Cooper Store well prepared to supply every want. If you find it inconvenient to wisit the store personally or cannot send a friend, employ the services of our Mail Order Bureau. i “AM Qay General wureed his anger, |So/d on merit more than 60 years. end by might was Iittle less than a| — At Druggists soc.and gx,orby mall from @edman, and walked about the strnets | THE TARRANT CO., 44 Hudson Street, N, Eo Double ‘'S, & H.’’ Handsomest Walking Skirts Ait the Price Gver Seen in Any Store In Yew York. HIS is the best opportunity that has fallen to the lot of women in a long time, for it offers Skirts that are being sold elsewhere as high as $7.50 at such little cost as to practically place them within reach of all. Skirts of 70-gore pleated style, as pictured, and of good grade linen in black, blue and white. Also triple plaited skirts, and skirts elaborately trimmed with eyelet embroidery and passementerie or lace (also illustrated), as well as other pretty styles— in the various linen colorings. Trading Stamps Mornings This Weck from 8:30 Till 12 o’Clock. Patent Leather Low Shoes Jor Wen, Women and Children. Remarkable Special Purchase and Sale Of Just the Styles Now Greatly in Favor. F-STOT in many years at this season have Patent Leather Low Shoes been so much in 'favor: IN right now. Men, women and children are wearing them more extensively than ever. f Weare in readiness for this turn in public fancy with an unusually large and complete stock —the outcome of an exceptional series of special purchases—and to-morrow will begin one:of the} most interesting sales of the season. : Women’s Patent Leather Low Shoes as Pictured. Undoubtedly the best assoriment of footwear ever offered in a special sale: Shoes that were intended to be sold at $5.00. Comprised in this offering are allthe varie ous patent leathers, including the ideal patent kid. These shoes have large eyelets and wide silk laces, We show them in all sizes and 3 ()() rated and intended to Sell at $3.00, i ell at $3.00, IETF 1.95 Thereafter Sinzie Stamps Until Closing Hour, ¥ > Living Up to the Law of Nature. The man endowed by Nature with broad, athletic shoulders fe envied among his fellow men, A good pair of shoulders is every man’s birthright, and those who are denied their birthright are those with whom Nature has been lax. Wm, Vogel @® Son clothes are designed not only as a mere covering—their object is to add to a man’s good appear- ance, to provide a symmetry where Nature has failed. Every man who secks to improve his appearance will find his problem solved in our “Concave” Shoulder, It is a shoulder of grace and height and breadth, the result of clever modelling and shaping by hand. It is not stuffed with super- These stylish Summer Skirts, equally in place in the country or the city, at 3.95 Also Shirt-Waist Suits of Lawn, Percale and Madras effects, in plain Also another group made as low Shoes of good patent leather, at Women’s Patent Leather Oxford Gres. ws00 ne 98C fluous wadding, which stretches and sags and loses its shape, d pretty col fj . B i rs | t ' V."> have put our “Concave” Shoulder and ‘‘Closefitting” Collar iiolee é Slesvat are full Anat strand eal MEN'S PATENT LEATHER OXFORD 2) Bluciet eee raha Soo eran are into all of these dateness is evinced. ‘ id i piers Dyce nis new drop toe all szesi rete 90 $3.50 to $6.00, : fi i i ‘ ular $3.50 qualities at 5 PATEN: di | y HER OXFORD TIES, CHILDREN'S P¥ IT LEATHER OXFORD TIES. ai Distinctive Suits at $r5. We neve yet to len of eauel smartness of ahd Height’ 1.95 Sizes up to 11s made to sell at $1.50, . k it $15 we present suits in six single and double breasted sly.e and Wearing qualities in dresses ee : , it ‘white! at fh’ sack models. The suits concerned are of black Thibets, blue offered this year at 2.95 If you do not care for black shoes wercan please you with any of the new mylene bea ester i Steet ae u correspondingly low prices. (Btexel Cooper Store, \Secnnd Floor.) = |i and black serges, unfinished and smooth surface worsteds in (Stage! Cooper Store, Second Floor, 6th Ave, "I" Entrance.) allthe new gray tones, from very light to very dark gray. RUSLAN And a diversified collection of fancy cheviots in all the new PPPOE, | Y color schemes, } Sheets and Rolster Cases. “ Other Site ATE toot Lamp s for Summer Homes. Used Pianos and Org ANS+§ | seMstiTCHED BLEACHED MUSLIN SHEETS made of thalff WM A VOGEL & SON Good Kinds in Varied Designs. Hn Event of Ovpor dune Interest. best quality of muslin. Regularly these sheets would ire- 59 ~: h Attractive lot of metal Table L . Suitable f di d tail at 95c, each. To-morrow’s special price, Broadway Houston St, _|| sewing where a bright light ix wanted. ‘These are in, ether pol- CELLENT for Summer homes, chapels, Sunday-schools Relster Cases. ee iss ished brass or nickel, Undoubtedly the best Lamp of the kind on and lodge-rooms, Owing to the small prices, these Pianos} | HEMSTITCHED BLEACHED MUSLIN BOLSTER CASES. the market, Holds a good supply of oil, and having the best cen- and Organs will be sold for cash only and cartage charge May be utilized as pillow cases if cut in two. Remarkable 19¢ STORRS, ai ‘ tral draught pattern of burner, is easily re-wicked and kept to the customer. chance to save. Regularly 29c. and 39c. each, e, clean. Complete with 10-inch green dome shade and 1 49 We will exchange them at any time within one year and i (Stexel Cooptr Store, Main Fi Wast. of Fountain.) chimney, allow the full purchase price to apply on a new Piano, pee $S3SO SHOES. ® ae y Decorated Lamps, Bracke? Lamps. Square Pranos, Plain and Fancy White Soods. SIRT = in cast iron, polished brass, Men in every walk of life, in Unusual assortments. All have hand: | , Bracket Lamps in cast iron, polishes PENNSYLVANIA, 5.00| WOODWARD & BROWN, 10.00 Uroaal assortioenis A) Japanese bronze, ete complece wth chime > Fegyanocy i ! y , ‘ “ P eentlenna 2 baie Feet central draught oll potn and” are eom: | Be GREAT AMERICAN, E800 |LoRD CuMsTER iso | so Cmbrotdered Shirt-Warst Patterns, the gentleman of lTelsure |} clete with decorated globes to match, 33c, 75c and up to 2,00] ¢ cHickERING 25.00 / GORDON & SON, 25.00¢ | WHITE IMPORTED MERCERIZED FANCY JACQUARDS, WHITE DOTTE! and the workingman —all | "9 gg 3 98 4.75 5.75 Gsusibe Goals Putaee STODDARD, 25.00| RAVEN & BACON, 25.00P | SWISSES, WHITE DUCKS, WHITE ENGLISH LONG CLOTH, WHITE SHEER wear W, L. Douglas $3.50 ERS and 7 00 Nie Pressed behde Tatar hand ates Organs, NAINSOOK end WHITE SHEER PERSIAN LAWNS; reguleriynp v0 25¢, ge shoes Latrgeaicltd are the Brave gee Tee Good selections complete with chimney, CLARION, 15,00) PRINCESS, 10.00, ee Also Shirt-Waist Patterns. ' Hans (ameter ealsned Grin) corpeien 20c, 29¢ and 65c} PMASON & HAMLIN 20.00 | FARRAND & VOTEY, 50.00) | 100 Fine Imported Sheer White French Lawn with embroidered fronts, with wit dane Condiesiions, Als bis! Uni PAID WIE tara wilson ih rbor | EEA TEGS ARS uaae” nT Cm enh | Poe OEE 39¢ and 79¢ |sLack WROUGHT IKON CANDLE-] ) suing pres, Ye in enchange, wl be one ane | from 8:50.80 $8.50 e8ch eee cooper store, Main Foor, Ravt of Foust in the world. Brass Lamps sor Cables, | candieshades in assorted colors, complete —_ : $10,000 se"? Large assortment of sizes and shapes of | with candi and shade support og@ | | ‘ HYUY disprove this statement, pola brass Table Lames. Ecuipped with | regularly 756, now ic A Z ; able “NCN. Thereason W.L. Dougias$3,50 (edk dosh vbveo a Bale ty PMY Decorated Sloves. shocsarethegreatest sellerain || olreu ruby glover $690 and $7.50 are the) of Menteaied “ummer Uphro SLOTLES. HEAVY MERCERIZED GERMAN DAMASK, in feral and gtomeriel de, ge 4 but the cost here is 8.95 | designs of LAMP GLobes 95¢e 1.50 _ Throughout the immense, complete stocks of Summer Uphol- {| “#* ‘8° ary RS a iiehon \Oeh/ei Crees ‘ et a et ae 3 steries we have reduced prices to an interesting point for to-mor- COMES Lintner Glace ea nie. row. Owners of Summer homes will be especially attracted. Road beet a een Meet ED T ARLE Cher tS ted Pillows for Summer Use. Sapanese Sitk Lambreguins, aphkins, Many styles and qualities, Small size pil-| Japanese elit embroidered. finited with | ALL-LINEN FULL BLEACHED 20-INCH IRISH DAMASK NAPKINS, in lowa for baby carriages, well filled with Ome: SIAR OL A RIS YRCIRY: “Coa SUS) floral designs, made to retall at 31.00 dozen, Laban} easy fitting and superior ’ pe wearing qualities. if 1 could TORY, . tween'the shoes made in my (AGM vA Fg Saunty “Panel’’ factory and those of other cre and i, high ‘ iz eee s Wi oop 43:47 shots enc more to mate, Qa Maa ; Waises. silk flows; pome are covered with dainty | S&h IES esr Malev nore saan ae final Tea tnd gee SE Reet | Satin Damask Lambreguins. tiie Sostet Bre, Malas For Four.) | pattern, Price in remarkably low at| H. Kk tasel fringe, in variety of col- each, Pr not, 5,00 wi y hold thelr shape, fit better, wear longer, ou 1 ‘5 5.00 ( and are of greater Intrinsic value than any other ' Another New Creation at 1.00 Another lot covered with Oriental stamped | 87. 1d 8.00 gin tach, . v) Si ‘ SL Be eee ee oni Wek Dovel Cn eh em rete Sie eta i wih fi BO] Shirt Waist Bowes, ens Otraw ats. sa "Crete ene . Teel Wale bane ee ptem Geiann [SH ROAR en ~ 4, : new model. lottingham Curtains, 2:25," 2.75, U0 a ( The accompanying picture illustrates Que, line ls varied and complete, fame Couch Covers. * P) ° e Wye aitreaivel deslaned ag WA tbo, i 2.50, Bie upwards,” RN ee aR es Srila 2) stocks are a Bnet best, foil D { i ade of an extra quality of sgutto Canopies, Sash Soods. popular shapes and styles are shown. woar Wel. las $2.80 and $2.00 : he L Fi i } f ‘ ; ayers! Mere ws Spay awn, Front designed with graduated § | complete tine: adjusted with cont and | Onhndle, full 40 Inches wide. In soyera Weifecli heli wereKninieass wHUihe heoause they fit better, hold f p French side plaits, forming yoke; insert-f) | decordine™ it inay Fa a ee eee iar en mide] open work acriped muutin matter how exacting you may be. A.20 to 2,00 | Cusuin Koods; reguiarly 12igc, ber YAN Sereens, 180. MUSLIN, one special lot; per yard. $8 fold draught screens, nicely filled with aitkol Fn} belght and whith, each ROSTINGHAM LACE, In various wiaat 1,00 | RUPLED MUSLIN, tn several n ~ ings of Val. lace and two Swiss em- broidered panels; plaited back, attached collar, newest sleeves and deep cuffs ine mpoe Cor. ‘Write for instrated Cate x |. Coronn, finished with lace insertings, Beer TIn ing ineettecn, nd hematicehins | | thelr shape and wear longer than other makes. ‘ Past Oolor Eyetets wil! not Wear Brasay, Finest Englith, Belgian, China At $2.00—,resennic Braids. Snappy yacht shapes for young men: high crowns and wide brims for conservative men, Milan and Mackinaw braids with soft roll brims for any one W.E. Den iN if Spring Btylos, Shi * ny 7 ' “d ene Coltakin tn Bis is Patt ior axpresspropald ie by Made up in this attractive, smart manner, this model 1 00 of nat, nt tit, tn ger, mae Who aeptecl gece ates coolness and here conceded to |for WE Sboar, 6, will at once become popular with economical shoppers, 4@ i ‘ F Insertion and ode fe upwas comfert, All sizes up to He ae 4 ood. jrockton, Mans. from Fi English Spl 3 r e most Fe 9 83.50 Shoe Stores In Creater New York? Also White Lawn Waists. ¥ ar a a a Rramnmeates! | | At $1.00—Fee rang he HY At $3.00 ot ind a $50 Bixth Avenne, corner 32d Bireet, (Short Sleeves.) : ‘ in neat Londen Pee Sg doc. 750 f | popular rough Sennit Braids in the selection of Straw Hatshere not ie tf a5 Highth Avenues. ) Two beautiful warm weather Waists, neatly designed with Me-inoh PIGH NWT! arco nuinber ot YH! [| Fashionable flat brim yacht shapes} be found elsewhere. Original and Wa Oe oth aipes e side plaits; hemstitched stock collar and inserting of em- Raila ces apis Inet ales in crowns and brie fh hobby shapes in the fine he ROR ar) Parnas: Sime vas broidery on front plait and band of sleeves, button back 1.00 ager ne of MADRAS, white and galored: Bits. ti soft fll otic Tie in OW Gaited, or front. ‘ A i t pF d ; Bho t! (tego! Cooper Store, Maia Floor, Bast,) a