The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1905, Page 4

Clark’s Secures Pardon Homicide Prisoner. for «Special to The Mvesing World) MALBANY, Juno %9.—As the result of Muence exerted in his behall by m Migh tn authority at Washington Kae ward A. Leasure, of New York Rep out of Bing Sing pris) to-morro fFee man, Gov, Higg! aving pa ed him He was sentenced Jn March, 11, @ torm of Afioey ot George Crotty In Ryo The condemned man had B tem In the nay @er Ca 1 © Orojzon nm Macors Solar WAN osteo yah sates | a brome euuse, lh Gesiurine to the Gov onan ttt th Man’ record on the Oregon was wholly: The Pinbere of the feo of the House ul} Glso supported the Admirals appeal the Governor Leasure's plea was that he shot roy in seltadetcnise. They ering the my nee weye iit 40 Sing Sing: tosday . pale wis) on £m during AL Admin ay wrote te het me MASKED ROBBERS USED CHLOROFORM. (Speclnl t A URLING'TON Misked robbers €utrance into ance, the pe located in. the Jones y the p a). Worth of stunips ind sy) | Biiver > vatled at mn Uverieoked Po wakened ae nds yom ty, to ride! fat his. bes OLOR My, pipers had placed on a closn uth He anal 1 SECRETARY HAY GAINS STRENGTH. NEWBURY, N. HL, June 291—Secretary @f State John Hay, although still con- ned to his bed, continues to galn stead fly. Be slept voll last night and day appeared inuch refreshed and con- siderad iy stronger, —_-_ SEEKS TO HAVE WIDOW OF OWEN O'CONNOR RELEASED, Brtoher of Womnn Now tn Insane Asylum Belleyes he Is NEWARK, N. J, June a— Wice-Chancelor Stevens is taking tes- @imony on the application of Ferdl- and H. Bergman, who js attempting wet his sister,’ widow of the late lames Owen O'Connor the actor out ef an insane asylum, Mrs, OConnor was originally commit- id t daughter, a 140, ‘ id toe fifiea If, She sppeared evactly sane while. celling. how. alle jas lured to the insane um when Europe ahe was ‘abou to sail for MUST COUNT PASSENGERS. United States Steamb Inspectors of this port received an order from ¢ Jector Stranahan to-day directing them to count carefully the pasrengers on excursion steamers sailing in nearby waters, The order goes Into effec on Sunday. oe The Wickedness of Ae. (Brom the National Mas: 1 used to believe there was Komne jal brand of wickedness in’ the ay-bearded tetlewr who owned anu ted the banks, the great news the public service corsorations A Sublimated greediness no taint minds of (he if Which polluted the pure Feat of us who did not own and let social 4 tinue Jnrger, interont | ot ar i meneancna of these old thing worse Mheing wot In one's way,’ certainly comes to all of us with vancing: years. ean they doy having reached pi hairs, that the syst red—and prosper eam human brains But young 5 new ylewpolnts dudtn ealevlauions pe rolensed fnvemions and discoveries of tye a new tr of uma responding t human Fine nnd announes. th which the living gray will not serve the gener them, New ci Ilona woelal codes to 1 SHIPPING NEWS. FOR TO-DAY, 7 M4)Moon rinen, 2.26 ALMANAC Bun riven 4.81\sun fs indy Hook... PORT OF NOW YORK Antonio INCOMING STPAMSHIPS DUB TO-DAY. Copenhagen. — Citta di Napot Ay Citbraitar, a OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. BAILED TO-DAY re, pay ‘Tampico. Alba, Galveston, lonroe, Norfotk. Prince, Plea to Gov, Higgins 1 than that whieh prety QUEER ROBBERY CF ICH WOMAN Bankhooks, Jewelry and Cash Taken Irom Mrs. Jones After She Left a Saloon—Court Suspicious of Police Action. \_well-dreseed woman, who save sis fartha Jones, of No. ind that ahe ownr was to-day a ) Pollae Coun eiotticn, FPrederich Hast One Hundres cxamination and eM parvied the 81 bat though He lator won.iny », Jones wes i a saloon at One ed and ai vehin siveel ose last night, aud v taere b cal .e one hilarious trom dunking. Four me. of whom was Kann, were in the saloon At (ae ime, ‘fhe woman says at Kena tried Le uM ha s bag. She th © bar! (her, She went to the Alexgader station (oo make a complaint ihe bartender, but the police to wet a Warrant against the gman THE WORLD: THURSDAY FVENING. JUNE 29, 1905. BOLT KILLS AND ROASTS COW; GIVES TRAMPS A BATH, TOO ——_—_—_—_+ +. That Wasn’t All Lightning Does in Westehester—Seven Cattle Dead, Woman’s Shoe and Comb Burned Oif—Augur ‘Hole Bored in Floor Partof Tally. [at Somers Centra, Lett shoe burt off: —During a} celluiold comb tn hair melted and ran down back, causing painful sear. Hole two inches square dored thre floor In kitchen of resid King, at Somers Centr (Special to The Ev Hite World.) HIT PLAINS, June 2. thunderrtorm in the northern part ot | Westchester County acrobatic Nghtning gave a performance of great variety. Shere alan i Paseebevenioush ES The opening number was the electroou- | Nore Tf “eotnd "have > through Walch tion and complete roasting of @ cow, | leavin and the closing feature waa giving a| ‘Tale onh tree struck near, Purdy’ s compulsory hath to two tramps, Here | 2nd piled Up on cordwood lengths along. side the owner's barn, |{s the complete programme: ‘Two tramps, asleep under a tre Seven cows Killed in a feld near Pur-| alongeide a brook, thrown into th brook by o holt that struck the tree, which fell acroas the brook in such manner that the tramps could not es- expe until they had a real bath, day's, One cow made Into roast beef, barbecue style. Mrs. J. foul Aner) atrben: by Venining: UNION PACIFIC ‘gx WEAKEST ON'LIST 52.3" Market Is Generally Nervous, 't: ¢ rs. | But Reading Makes Good | Weten Gains—Copner Also Active on | Buying by Gates & Co. SSRs B8RS cS enSeani i it 3 0 SBeSs cd axes TRADING IN LONDON an then went back to the | suiyed Mere until 2 o'clock pic | als. morn woen tt closed, When STOCKS WAS DULL, Jens dott 5 oeet followed | Price movements wero very frregutat mht en oe Ley 1 ae et regcthird [IM the stock market (0-day, moderate! LONDON, June 29.-Monev was In Ine Fee OO eae NER says, causing weakneas in Untou creysed demand in the market. to-day Ee eee ae NarceKatanning. ile buying by Important spec- | in conneci.sn with Stock Hxchanga 1 veld her vp and Look her chatelals Interesta cauvaed — dechlea quirements oad the nayment of $2.10 bagan ac seamnine Anite heard in Comme, Metropolitan | 6%0 in calls (Buuuuesan aca nitn ini |Siveet Railway, Loularie & Nash+! roperatars on the Stock xchange trom Nee ea Se re eo mc enaiatinn Sain Wea monty ostUmed wit hE senate ve ved Sony ociing bel Bl] comparatively quiet. | slan of the settlement i Jandon bought about 16,000 shares $i) anc the ta small Jote of vayous fesues, but dial ments restrict d oper nothing jn Union. Paetfie.s Busines! ments were Irregula in the that was with t dentod, idsman Mvauliffe said that so far jas ue knew noshing had been done to apprehend the other three men or, to . he Womans property. Mag [trate Moa to Know why ath done, and when nswer from the r Capt, Tighe or thelr private case for a day the woman Migiatrate MoAvoy sald he wanted to be sur that no one would approach hor and induce {her to change Ner intentions of prose citing the cise She wanted to Riva bul for hersclt, offering five fat-houses ag seourity, but the Magistrate Analy concluded to parole Her until to-mor= row morning. He sald to her: “If any one approaches to induces you ‘to chan: sfag:tory: Kent and tries vour attitude to them, and you L want to-morrow when you come here af ae GREAT EXCITEMENT IN COTTON MARKET. Slump of Fifteen Points Much Stir As One Hundred Points Generally Does, The excitement on the Cotton Ex- change, started yesterday by the ad vance in that staple forty points, or #2 4 bale, continued at the opening to- day and immediately the Exchange clock hands polnted to the opening hour 7 ed with a mob of howl- P kore. The market opened with a slump of ten to fifteen polis, or 69 to 75 cents \ bale, the break being caused by an unexpected drop In the Liverpool mar- ket. ‘The alump was ented fre boing greater by hoavy buying, orde: from Southern points, the result of heay rains in the cotton growing sections jie country, coupled with reports hJurlous effects on the cotton oi ak, however, among the mp of y of of ening by crawd. of rapid spt 1g Ut b oPunine prices were: June, 9.30 uly, $30 to 931; August, nber, 942 to! 9.48) avembe 9.0; January SPH oar Kah die late prices were: July, $i Oc- ¥ 9,65; December ‘9.64:' Atigust rt MAIL DRIVERS WILL STRIKE. United States Marshal Henkel has been asked to prepare for a strike of mail wagon drivers employed by the contrvcrra. who, will take charge of vying malls in this elty ‘0 ure expected to go it on ke to-morrow jarehal uy ho de- ve mall ROOMS: ‘gg QNPLETELY CURNISHED ware For Our SPECIAL fil UE OF THESE OureiTS 2188 to 2192 {Bd Ave. Bet (19tn 120th Sts, $s. } well distributcd. while little buying wae | sienuy wen Aa room was not parteularly | cutee Here wider arond the eenen! Jdene by commission houses, SheMeld | kis & McCullough and B.D. Norton Btyints, ana tuectn were the principe! sellers of Union | ad and Paoltle on the reaction, C, G. Gates & | f rain rn } Co, were open buyers and gave out | SAY Gr aectisyy UCR many orders in Amalgamated Copper, SAAS ae i phat . an Vike ire which was accompanied by prediction | ard t Aparta, dupanos sixeg* 0: that the atock would be placed on «| 14 Were quuted at 13: 6 per cent, baals next month, icra ore Prominent (banking | interest | were! BEARISH NEWS FROM bullish in thelr market, v1 pd biched: Importance. to the bonis "Ot WINTER WHEAT STATES, Prorag overninent bonis Kea, 4 wn neta MORAY GTR? onda were airy Prices declined in the local wheat mar- tal eales of stocks were 689,100 total eal Lok sand of bonds ket toward the noon hour to-day on the bearish news from the spring wheat Btates and on ontinued weakness in the Northwest. Corn ruled quiet and steady at a decline of about 1-4 of a cent be- low yesterday's close, rooinhall cabled essa amounted The Closing Quotations, ‘To-day's highest, lowest and closing prices and net changes from yesterday's closing prices or from lag recorded sale are as fol- lows: that the atoc! to 1,800,000 bu. clog, Gut, |and that 40,00 bushels had been the Amal, ; OPES | average weekly shipment from that Rit 13 | point. ‘There ls a possiblity that the 186) 1 vresent trouble may stop exports alto- a) he eetier tor a ime,” = rks opening prices were: Ee ih 6, Sep + 51 be abe + pening prices were: Wheat July, OT Leb to We Tob, ig September, 87 1-4 to. per, bo 5-8. Decembe! “Nek 56 aie 55 ia s3es SEs: we FE eee oe er For aa Heptember, 001 Ao brlces: Warp Tee Banks ———____. Moy OFF TO THE SOUTH SEAS, d+i tiered bn tetili SS Perens BD bali Pty BAN FRANCISCO, JUN $ ‘a acht Academy, with ap. Nak aero rae Entistson. bourd.” has” salle for South Sens on a voyage of exploration, B 3 entrs North. Pacific WOMEN'S DEPT. G Fine Persian Lawn Shirt Waist Suit—waist full tucked and finished with Val lace; sleeve finished with lace cuff, Skirt full flounced and edged with Val. lace, Q Excellent Quality Chambray | Shirt Waist Suit:—In all colors. |Serpentine effect, with white | chemlsette; skirt Gnished off with tues | iM Black and White Dotted Muslin ‘Shirt Waist: Suits; walst full pleated; band of embroidered insertion down front; skirt full kilted effect, ’ tucks, | ‘fon down front, colors of} with tailored st “= rs - from $17 to $20, waists finely tucked |f |) U . e s and finished with tailor-made c lar, Skirts finished with tucks to match waist, 4 Dainty Clue Linen Sults— waist tucked and finished off with small ‘bands of white linen. Gores of skirt Cnished with bands of wistte linen, (© Real Irish Linen Shirt Waist | Suits in blue green am! natural color linen ~ wast elaborately trimmed with eyelet embroidery to match, Skirt. strietly taflor-made circalar eifect, | linished with bands ol pembrold ery 95 @ A beautiful va Include linens, A trimmed work, and Val, lace, with | © Select Muslin Shirt Waist Sut fect, trimmed with rows of insertion of Val, lace and Shirt tucked and tinished off with three rows cal | in ertion around bottom, |G Dotted Swiss Shirt Waist Suit Finished off with broad piaits and bands of embroidered insert- terialand square) of Skirt finished oF with down front and bottom, 4 50 odd Suits in linen and fine Persian lawn elaborate. ly trimmed with fine lace yoxe, all previously priced Waist sults in a generous assort- ment of fashionable modeis in ali the popular colors, lawns, dimities and crashes, and are elaborately Mexican drawn hand Eyelet imbroidery Values $15 to $20, 1@A large variety of long, tight-fi Broadway at 13th ‘Street. Broker Barto> still doing business vat jin Judge Warren W, General Sessions, how Judge | murder trial, Jury box, Mr day while I was in thanks to the Court,’ Uxchange. E >| with killing her common-law Apparently Mr, Castles ition to the deta seemed to be very m | the evider Albert J Wentwort ea naiderable ¢ There are many who Coun of Appeals will yor upon such a rn Re Judge Foster belies harm can result Frid. HIGHLAND JAVA— high grade Coffee. price 220. 4.4, +00 Mixed, Regular price Gillies Bet, Park. Pl, & Barclay St | Mackall. Carhart so. Skirt Nounced and tinished off with tucks. 4 Tub Suits in all the popular Full shirred waist tinished raps of the ma. embroidery. straps jety of Shirt The fabrics the riwht ‘oRTass Of his the is pa f the hi omment beieve not eding TEA—High grade Black, Green or 5c. at The Evening World yesterday Foster had granted Castles, who is serving as a juror jn to keep in touch with the cotton market from the Lawyers Doubt Legality. hat the | look with "38, OUR TWO GREAT LEADERS: Broken Java, very fine, 20c. a Mocha | and Java, 230, : ttan and’ Brooklyn STILL DEALS IN COTTON FROM THE JURY-BOX S. Castles Doesn’t Let Service Inter- fere with Business, Barton 8. Castles, a cotton broker, is new stand Foster's Court in Casties admitted to-day he had done very well yesterday “I made considerable money yester- jury said Mr. Castles, and his face beamed witih smiles, “Rather funny for a man to do bul ness from a fury box, isn't it?" To-day messenger boys trooped into the courtroom with messages and quo- tations for Mr, Castles from the Cai ‘The mossages were handed to Judge Foster, who read them and then passed them to Juror Castles. Trial Not Delayed. The trial waa not interfered with if in cotton. ways Mr, Castles, during the inter- vale that necessarily ensue | . trial rap. [teeth may already be missing In suck Idly w: orde which were given to |4 Way that no one can detect the re- 1 court attendant to be forwarded to his Diced teeth. | Dr, Martin is the dental yffice. genius who discovered the Alveolar Mr, Caatles 1s plainty a business man, |Metitod of Dentistry, for which six of E foature of his make up indicates |tH@ leading countries of the world at. Ho Is short, well built and le pre. /O8¥e granted him exclusive patents, sturely gray jand which is to-day the only method Witney BEG sunor in the triat of /APOWR to the dental profession that Nash, colored, who js charg i ent husband ng strict sted in oe adduced by the attorneys id listened with rapt at- questions asked of wit the law Lowenstein tn allow ara trial ‘among es that it fe not improper and says that as long as the Court first sega the ¢ ommunteation no | | are extraordinarily rea hi his work is of permanent value. has had under treatment in . Saturday and Monday. 100 milee. ‘Sollelted, COFFEE Company |; 233, 235, 237 and 239 Washington St., Established 1640, Shirt Waist Suit Bargains A Complete Assortment of Vacation Apparel Suitable for the Summer Trip and Holiday Outing, and Adaptable for Seashore and Hilltop, andthe. new shades Of gra, tan royal and. allee mel Jin all’ the popular colors— white, blue, old ros trimmed with rutile of Val. lace, collars and cuffs of|] |! champagne and natural color linen. ‘Coat fly- |heavy linen embroidery, waive sleeves front. or buttoned through with amd full kilted skirt; value $12.50, pearl buttons, Value $15.00 to $20.00, SPEQIAL: <vsnnesoes ‘ ” ©: 95 i 3 10: +00: Waist serpentine ef. | | box, * |new ‘Are Your Teeth Falling Out? Investigate the Invention - Dis covery of Dr, Martin, Famous in Connection with the Alveo- lar Method of Dentistry—by Which Loose Teeth Are Tight- ened and Missing Teeth Re- placed Without Plate or Bridge- work, No Charge for Examination and Advice —48-Page Illustrated Book Free —Call the First Spare Mo. ent You Haves The loss of teeth is a serious thing, for so much of health depends upon the perfection of the teeth. If your teeth are not strong enough to grind the food thoroughly it gets into the stomach {in such condition that ciges- tion {s almost impossible; hence in time constipation, dyspepsia or ane- mia will result. your laet tooth has fallen out, but when you see that your teeth are be- ing undermined, that they are loosen- ing and threaten to tall out, BO at once to Dr. G. Gordon Martin, 320 bth ave, N. W. cor. 82d st, New York. He will promptly tighten every | loose tooth and replace whatever Iplgteor bridge-work. this method many a person has been saved from] losing all the teeth, and many a per. son who has Jost most of the tee Jhas had them sclentifically replaced, | so that the wearing of a plate of false teeth was forever avoided, Dr. Martin algo crowns teeth by a! process and doce all other dental work, stich as filling teeth, straight: | ial ening irregular teeth, arresting the ‘decaying of teeth, curing discharge |from the gums, foul breath, ulcers of the teeth, &c. He makes no charge whatever for a thorough examination of the mouth, and any one can avail |himself of this privilege, feeling sure that no charge will result, Not only this, but the doctor will be glad to |give you good advice on the care of the teeth and gums and how to avoid | the trouble In the future, His charges | reasonable, and He New York some of the foremost men and women of this country, many of whom came thousands of miles, Their names and addresses will be given to you on application, It is certain that for disease of the teeth and gums no better or more skilled dentist wan be found any- |where than Dr. Martin. He has been of more value fH his profession than any man of recent years, and if you are in need of the services of a den- tist you should certainly go to him. New Yorkers will surely make it a Point to call in person, but those liv- ing out of the city who wish to know more about the doctor and his method should address him, Dr, G, Gordon Martin, M.D, D. D. 8. (Ine), Suite 702—320 5th ave., N. W. cor, 32d st., New York. He will answer them in detail, sending his 48-page {Illustrated booklet, letters of indorsement, &c. Those calling in person will also re- ceive a copy of this valuable booklet, Make {t a point to call or write soon, Phone No. 5063 Madison, THE COLLEGIATE Fer ” ae aan re and comfort-—-the kind of he Inen and te “ phy. 8 for 260, wa Por ene Hk DW aerenced Linen * fee Ben coll: wise, Ww CSS DORS DYSPEPSIA On INDIGESTION BOTHER YOuT ou Know wont it tate enioy a goo aquiare meal? Mven if you feel like it, dare watinty your Gem HENRY HOLMES » Tray, New York BALISKCOM: 1 Union Square West ae olNew Vern o ri smoat compies fune- ot ie Halt el yet i Dimeotion 1 A tonal ihe. blvod. Keown fi rn of Fut down, Rexall Pas. eben fa Mad ete ae realy a dhewstiy treatment, raeaiige net things right, fe the want ric tablets increase Gecration of othe. food. and with the al vd aduedct ve trie Juices and wat fermentatlor i 8 tale ny The 1905 World Almanac is tho business man's most rellable handbook, a complete library of val SOA Gann ah the pened jan anni cents; i 35 cent, haters d So do not wait until | | The Strong est plank in our Things’ and “Do Them at the one advertises “Mark Downs” aft lieve that the purchaser appreciates a real “most”? when he needs the ods, We Do lt Beforethe gth. platform is: “To do right time.” Every ter the 4th. We be- bargain Our loss of profit NOW will be made up by increased sales and economy in advertising, But no fine a qual for your state It may seem like pneu ine profits aw: ve caused astonishment dail: cipally toward “Building Up. are a great foundation, pues fabrics of Velours, manship) els, Sizes you'll see them), SI for every est colorings—Worsteds, Oh! Such Straw Hats} matter how nice, nor how lity of br aid—they are ready picking (We rd the $1 35 apes: face, sizes for We Dolt Before the 4th. ay," as our regular prices But— Hope" methods are directed prin- Such as we are distributing Men’s Summer Suits. Fresh from the tailor shops (no hack numbers nor bobtails); all select standard makes—in the new- Flannels and (Fine work- for all builds We Do It Beforethe 4th. The “Tropical” Worsteds and foreign novelty Summer Suits for men that we show at $14 are the most remarkable values in town, We State No Values—We Uive Them. the keope out fous 4th sult to wear on the pote ANT=l=WET Serge Suits. The most practical Summer Suit In world—"Jt leta the wet,” in the The airs it $15, We Do It Beforethe 4th. After the 4th there will be ‘‘Sales” galo! “pawed over” furnishings. exclusive fabrics—MEN’ brands, cludes Scotch Madras, Ox- fords and MEN'S fresh and rice Is ight .... are We are showing NOW brand-new styles and SUMMER SHIRTS fresh from the laundries of the celebrated “Lion” and “Griffon” fabrics and pure silk. The re, with “rumpled up” and The selection in- genuine Irish Linen | U SUMMER NECKWBAR, crisp—of newest washable 5¢. $1. also summery— The “Hope” 4-ply Collars making new. Bae day—A BOX OF TEN friends We Do It Beforethe 4th. You need a good Suit Case, of course. $1.80 (jeather), and some beauties at $2.70, $3, shipments of very fine gauze “Ljste" ny Wear, and Th BEL From the “top to the bottom’ DOLLAR—4 pieces for. man" may have LAR. Yor great selection,....,, sone splendid LEATHER TS—just 2 and 3 of a kind—that's why. ‘ Your pick here as low as ‘O and $4.50, New “Health” Under. A$, 80 e price-—HALF Oxford Half Hose. The kind you notice on the “other when his trousers pul up. He paid A DO ur pick here of a *25¢. : 33c, —yes, even In our “SUBWAY ort id where the prices are “way down” at all times—extraordinary values will be in evidence, A CLEAN-UP OF WAISTCOATS AT 5 Cheviots, livery taste, Every build, Every size... 140 Men’s Two-Piece Brought down from the main floor—now c. & $4,35. Summer Trousers, Fine Flannels, Worsteds and Novelty $3, Suits, $6,75 Not Only Men, but Women, are complimenting us on our ideal stores, pearance—the comfort of light, fresh atr and easy access, ‘They like the general ap- But we have sald very little of all those attraetlons—our chief argument is directed in calling your attention to All Roads Our Money Saving Attractions. Surface Cars, alevated, Subway. =~ City Hall =— RTH f Pe Vm