The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1905, Page 19

ee — Jonathan's bones have b since and some wid years in th Bwash Channel, He was a famous har- | * for pilot when Broad street was known | redolently as Smell street. He saved | his pleces of cht and bought a farm that include present City Hall. » cluded” Herr’ Gi Gonried, Di | The | adjacent It (Special to The Evening World.) TUCKAHOE, N. J, July 6 New York City Hall skyscrapers that frown down upor @hould tramble upon the!r founde The heirs of Jonathan Steelman efter said foundations. met here 200 strong in sec! ‘and, strengthened by Methodist pr Duoyed up by tattered fragments He dusty documents, Inflated with a hope that haw been struggling in bubble for more than two centuries, they are con- fident that high and piles of eweep the encumh Gotham arch! 4 the North | y’ River and allow ‘owse upon the lands of foref I out of | Then one day he carvless! his clipper in BELASCO PLANS LONDON THEATRE Says He Has Secured Land and’ Will Begin Building in the Im-| mediate Future — Expects Shuberts to Help Him Fight| Trust Here. David Belasco was a passenger on the Cunarder Caronfa, which arrived to- @ay after an uneventful voyage. He pays he has secured land in London on | which to bullt a theatre, “The Theatrical Trust, and by tha: I mean the Frohmans,” said Mr. Be- | Tasco, ‘did thelr utmost to keep me out of London. They are endeavoring to secure 1 of all the theatres in the Bri polis. I will have a © in spite of them, howe" ured the land upon to stare buflding In the immediate f to have a conferwnce with} amd la ‘tam ready to put it oa the| “SOUADS” POLICE TWO COEY PARKS Details of Uniformed Force As- signed to Dreamland and Luna Instead of Privately Hired Special Men. Two fresh-lala squads have been added to the growing list of Mulberry street productions—Tramic, Vice, Peanut, Ice, Curb Bro! Ham Actor, F ck- er, Snowball, Highball, Baseball, et al | equads. The little strangers are twins and have been christened by the cit- {zens of Coney Island the Dreamlend Squad and the Luna Park Squad Five men are in each squad, two of ench being allowed to go back to the Fauad-room and play pinochle on rainy 1 isn't much doing in ks, think the parks ia have alee of thetr own that a few cond: Men’ ‘old~ Worker’ squads, Men” squade aprinkled around the sparsely patrolled sectiona of Brooklyn, might be in order, —— Herr Conrtea Speake at Carlsbad, CARLSBAD, July 6.—The Americans here celebrated the Fourth of July at e banquet The name of President Roowevelt was cheered and resolutions regret on the dea Tay “were ‘paaned. “The enters i the New York, and Farry te Reubens, =o of a courts will 8 |the trait leads to “THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENTING, JULY 5, PIONEER’S HEIRS AFTER CITY | | HALL AND A FEW SKYSCRAPERS 2.00 ALL NIGHT ———_——— ns Descendants of Jonathan Steelman, Who Was a Pilot Until te Fell Out of His Clipper, Wrestling with Family Bibles to Prove Their Claims to a Large Hunk of Manhattan, | ON A MUD BANK 5 A | The tate | where the und Lah piank’< eae pais Dr J. Milner Fothereit | Two ee with Exoursionsts gn, elatined (hat: Lastaled | On Outing of St. Paul Temes mstiers mink, md ‘placed the greatest Moles ware put tn evidence to in perance Guild Aground in ie sci ener and butiter descent han at Da welgiing eg) 1 Medical opinions received from every ber put Sin fa tice he Hndson Above Yonkers. fart ef (the lilleed world eonclusivel bulk ¢ prove that mothers should feed Lactated troduce od to their bables ey 0 sion, ROHN Seatlad Wee LIA CUBRE (Om, Oe Fe ci heir babies if they are unable t. grant of the Manhattan tek Been PuaneUy be discovered. It Is feared to-day | barges grounded on a mud bank In the t he ye it a his breeches poeket | Hudson river above Yonkers, the 2.000 hie drowned excurionists who went on the outing of Tt was very thoughtless of him “Ilthe St, Paul Temperance Gulld of the sald an -day, “but ie Paullat Fathers Church, landed @t the and expec ish | th stndst recreation jer Gt We have ed | ovclosk thie morning with the old They were met by an anxtous crowd Oo a ow rik “Tall, but may sell it to Bome relis | which had gathered and had teen pass. {ng excited rumors about the fate of the excursion. Tugs had to be despatch to the sce of the stranding before stranded barges could be drawn oft the mud bank. The excursion was one of the many i ramunds. a law ean heir, of Elmer, that he the rignt though he ts not certain where thinks the hnelre are how all For Sale by All Reputable Drnggists, ‘Wells & Richardson Co., Propa., LACmTEg Foope Burlington, Vermont. Clourence Sales on n Gvery Sloor. Yumerous Bargains of the Wost Cxtraordinary Character. §O CONRECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ‘THE BIG STORE ACITY IN ITSELP Sieg OPERG SIXTH AVE. rene SE cam 1B°619"STS. NEW YORK. Double ‘‘S. & H.’? Green Trading Stamps Morninge from 8.30 Till 12 0’Clook. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Time. Bi Suly Sale of Drugs, Medicines, Cotter Articles, Soaps and Perfumery Continues To-Morrow. An excellent chance to buy the very things you need for every-day or vacation purposes at the lowest prices of the year. Clearance Sates tor Co-Worrow Also include: Women’s Shirt Waists, Carpets and Matting, Curtains and Pillow Cases, Baby Carriages and Folding Couches. Children’s Ss Washable Dresses. Becoming Styles for Little Folks at Little Prices, These Dresses for children are cutely made of cotton, gingham and chambray, and are in the popular Norfolk, Suspender and Russian styles Children of from 2 to 5 years will find them par- ticularly desirable for hot summer days. CHILDREN’S DRESSES in cotton poplin, made in the popular Norfolk style, three plaits back and.front, with belt sizes 2to Syears, #9e CHILDREN’S DRESSES of gingham and cham- bray in dainty checks and plain colors. made in the Suspender and Russian styles, sizes 2 to 5 years; regularly 89c., oe CHILDREN’S DRESSES of duck chambra}™and lawn, in a big variety of prety patterns and very desirable styles} regularly $1,105 sizes 20 5 years, 790 (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre.) Clearing Shoes. Summer Footwear at Season’s Lowest Prices. Housecleaning in the Shoe Store, and that signifies | bargains such as will be demanded with much eagerness. Good footwear at less than ever. That's the story in a nutshell. Details—a few: Women’s $1.50 Gan Oxfords, 69a. Tan calf, regular lace Oxfords, made on a Neat opera toe last that fits well. Women’s $7.50 White Oxfords, 63e, ‘White canvas Oxford Ties In two styles, all white and some with blue trimming; well | made shoes with hand-tumed leather soles. 1 Be ca eBLOn tN +. Pearl at, ith afi ae "at Bey ie! cued No Extra Oharge for It «gs EEE eg et es Women’s Black Oxtords, 950, Black patent Mid Oxford Ties made of good material; all sizes Women’s $3.00 Gan Oxtords, $1.69 Pretty shade of tan Russia calif Blucher Oxfords, with large eyelets and wide rib- bon laces; all sizes, in two styles, Wemen’s $2.50 White Oxfords, $1.50, New style white basket-cloth Oxfords with white Cuban heels, hand-turned soles; a very pretty style; all sizes. Women’s Best Gan Oxsterds, $2.40, these are all the Foot Mould Blucher ate pi pe iabwen llvisben non, | Won’s $3.00 Gan Oxfords, $7.65, Genutne Russia Calf Blucher Oxfords with welted soles. This seasonis best styles. All sizes, Boys’ Tan Shoes, 98e. Alll sizes from the little ones’ number 9 to the young men’s 5% tan Goat lace shoes with good solid leather soles, Chddren’s Leather Baretoot Sandals, 39c. Tan leather, with leather soles; a well- made little shoes sizes 4 to 8. Cattdren’s White Shoes, 690 White duck button and lace shces with spring heels, in sizes 5 to 11, These same models were selling at $1.00 and $1.25, Children's Can Shoes, 85e, Champagne kid lace and bution shoes with spring heels hand sewed turn soles in sizes up to 8. Babies’ Shoes, /5e. Babies’ soft sole button and lace shoes, in all the pretty colors; also white tops and Beoond” Al For These Sales Fail to Sweeping reductions all over the Store. merchandise that is most in demand now. that fact:— Women’s Kimono Sacgues. These dainty little house gar- ments are in great demand. We are showing an extensive va- riety of pretty washable pat- terns, made with double yoke back and front and border trimming of white lawn. 35c. quality. Not more 19¢ than two to a customer, i Becond isan, Centre ath 8.) Little Journeys Around the Store. Delicious Ice Cream So- das. Fountains, on the Main and| Fourth Floors. Favors and Candies. Main Floor. Ice'Cream Freezers in great demand, Selling more than ever before at this time of year. Only Store in New York that has a complete line of Window Screens in all sizes, Basement. Choicest of warm weath- er Foods. Fourth Floor. Nota bly low prices. Daily deliveries at sea shore and suburban points. Use our Mail Order Bu- reau if tt happens to be inconvenien to visit the store personally, A stroll about the stor Ever 80 man) choice bargains thar are never even hinted at in the papers. The Launch zoom on the Fourth Floor is and little prices. the Basement. Music daily. Clearance Sales sre bloom: ingon floor. You know what that means—exceptionally goodoppor- tunities, People from all Fie’ of the world vteit The Hig Store—one of the sights York you know, T he store is cool and com. fortable, Rapid service and the right merchandise at reasonable prices alse add to the Store's popularity. We don’t let stocke run down to lowest ebb in Sum- mer time. Always plenty of every- thing for every purpose. Bathing Suits for Wom. en and Children on the Sec- lond Floor; for Men and Boys on the Third Floor, Light Summer Reading aplenty on the Third Floor. Fishing Tackle for all inde of fieh on'ialeon the Third SERIES of Special Sales that will interest the entire retail shopping public. Those who come to the Siegel Cooper Store to-morrow will have ample reason for self-congratulation. | 1905. clets Ci REALLY DELIGHTFUL "tis true chiclets will keep your teeth pearly whiteand your gums Che Mint Covered Candy hs | keep the mouth sweetly molst. Lucian Lowenthal, 315 W. 39th St., New York, Distributor, Coming Right After the 4th Never Attract Broadest Attention. Prices fall right and left. And on the very To-day's advertisement gives some indication of Women’s Washable Shirt Waist Dresses at Clearing Prices. Adjoining the Shirt Waist Store on the Second Floor we are offering the most attract- ively designed styles in Women’s Shirt Waist Dresses, Special tables will be assigned to them to-morrow. WOMENS WASHABLE SHIRT WAIST DRESSES in figured lawn batiste and doxted Swiss, in a big variety of very preity patterns and attractive tailored models; all sizes; regularly up to $3.00; special, 1, 25 | WOMEN'S WASHABLE SHIRT f3s \4 WAIST DRESSES of lawn, superior 7) quality, plain colors—tan, blue and s white; cleverly designed model. Waist has graduated stitched side plaits; skirt is full seven gore and neatly tailored, 1.75 WOMEN'S WASHABLE SHIRT WAIST DRESSES of white lawn, also union butcher linen. Very attractive models, and handsomely designed and trimmed with fine torchon lace insertions and English embroidery; skirts 2.75 are very full; seven gore, (Steel Cooner store. Seccnd Lawn & Dotted Swiss Waists. Clearance of New and Clever Creations. At $7.00, Mid- Summer stock-reducing days are here, In the Waist Store prices have al- ready tumbled and clearances have been; started, The First Group to Be Hurried Away Comprises Ten Attrac- tive Styles in Sheer White Lawns and Dotted Swiss. Some of the attractive styles represented may be con- ceived from the one pictured. | All are cleverly designed; some tailored and hem- stitched. others embroidery and lace trimmed; cus extra | 2 full and long, S” Just to purposely surprise you, we omit any reference | to value. Come in and look at them No doubt you will buy at 1.00 (Blewel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre, 1stb ae.) Folding Couches--Reduced Prices, Tron Folding Couches. Folding Oouch rv nplete eh. our owt male, ape, al per Store, 6th Floog)” Operated ‘and practical for summ plete "with mattremes and’ bol | wien mat own maki (Stogel prc ' ' H { \ \ a Store closes dally 5 P. M, Saturdays at 1 P.M, Refrigerators, MODEL REFRIGERATORS Pre ge highly polaned. taion ined gine; heavy (bollahed | brass 4 patent casters removabl Anartm Wide ndoly inchen at Ice Ches No, & Joe Chest, same tn, fhe, getrigermors, ine} tid Garden Hose and Re : length Garden: fourlings. brass howe nos: Prosser HORE, 8 ply, guare stand high water breastire, Soin couplings, 25 ¢. lengths, $1.50. ra Btandard Hose, 8 ply. ality, 25 ft. lengths, $2.00 HAE i" DPWOOD HOSE RIOEI.. will hose. ar} strong and durab row wheels. Window Sereene. oh Winches Bi, prov! Reka aua hinges’ ure’beet gue 2 inches high Style, tn 25 | \ Mieep. 00 pens ni w Digh, uaa 1h DIUSTABLE SLIDING WENbow | ality wise miter No Tis ts 16 ine See etre 2 Ae nehes “Frat “logedi ‘ecénan’ é0° i" | Handy Household Helps For Every Day in the Week, Pe a Ww. indow Screens, shen high, 28 ‘7 Inohes, jo wante ‘ extn hold Sa m ¥ 606 = We Give Dividend Stamps 1,000 Stamps.are worth $3.00 cash, and 500 are worth $1.50 cash, when Buying Merchandise in over 100 Depts. of @arPMANngaG Fulton, Bridge & Duffield Sts., BROOKLYN. Cac. Irresistible Values for Thursday’s Sale Here are stxteen specimen bargains of the money-savin: portunities prepared for this Mid-Week Sale. Many special purc ieee have been made at much under regular prices to enable us to present our patrons with these many attractive values. To insure every one a share of these good things we cannot fill orders on these items re- elves by mail or telephone; neither can we send these particular items oe aca QS, i ‘ | Tae. (7. Unbleached Muslin, 4c 200 yards of unbleached Mustin go on sale Thursday at nearlyyhalf price, It ts x hey well-known brand,. ie wide (in remnants of 2 to*i4.yards)j quantity Mmited. Thursday, yard, Stamp With Each 10c of Your Purchase = 10c Dress Ginghams, 4c Good standard dress Ginghams at less than half price for this Mid-Week, Sale. It comes in all the good patterns, fine quality; well worth 10c; yd BiGe » Women’s 15c Vests, 5c Swiss ribbed, have low neck¢andd| fl made, They are-thegregulargt5e. These Vests for women are good qualtt: no sleeves, neatly trimmed, full-sizes, al well kind. Thursday, each, 5c, 12ic Turkish Towels, 7c | 200 dozen, bought for sale at a spectal price, enabfes us to! offer x Turkish Towel, extra hea I] bleached, fringed, size 17x86, each, Te. vi 15c Printed Batiste, 7c This 1s the very fine quality Batiste, suitable for:dainty | dresses. Only »-few colors left. Se” Teme, to close out the lot,.yard, Zac, Child’s 15c Stockings, 8c pairs of children’s fitch epee hel cotton, ribbed, seamless ‘feet, double toes and ee wi ced cheela, These secu rarer worth 15¢, Thursday, patr, Be Women’s 15c Stockings, 9c These are good quality fast black cotton Sto: made fromenice soft. yarn Gt the coarse, cheap kind), have seamless feet, double toes. and high, spliced heels, Sell regularly at 15c.; 28 a special offering Thursday,.pair, 9c, 19c Bungalow Suiting, 92c This {3 the mame of a fine sheer printed Lawn, that give it a very pretty effect; It 1s one of this year's Women’s 20c Pants, 10c ° Women's Under Pants, Swiss *fbed: cotton, sop gusity. ci Sa 50c Batiste Corsets, , 25c 7S0 whtte Bastiste Corsets, medium 18 to 30; also wale’ Net Corsets, strap; bottom, stres:48 to 26; patr, 75c Muslin Gowns, Women's Gowns, made of good qi torchon lace, inserting and custer tuck ruffle; a well-made Gown; little priced 1.39 Waist Patterns, 5900 Only about 300 entbroidered Watst Patterns’to, era wereath price; they are Waist Patterns that have been i to $1.39, Thursday, while they last, each, 58¢, 98c Table Covers, 59 190 Turkey Red Table Covers came-in Just in time tofadvertise.| for -Bhurs. day's sate. They are ay red and white, good-heayywweight,, size: tively fast colors, each, 1.59 Bed Spreads, 98c 200 Bed Spreads, full sizes, hemmed or fringed, whtte crochet, with Mar- * sellles designs, heavy weight; regular prices were $1.39 and $1.59, each, 98c, 98c to 3.00 Wash Skirts 49c, 69c and 98c This te a manufacturer's sample line of Wash Skirts, in ‘black, navy blue and white, dotted and solid colors; also a few mixtures; some nicely tailored, others strapped with bands of coneraatiag material; divided Into three lots. Thursday's prices, 40c., 68c, and 9! Child’s 5.75 Dresses, 1.98 250 manufacturer's sample dresses, made of white lawn, handsomely trim- oth gta ig. ne ball idepas fin , BSc, med with lace and embroidery; have very wide skirts; some with deep hen Mm, ! others finished with embroidery or lace (slightly aussed from handling), 6, and 10 years only; value $3.00 to $5.75, cholce, $1.9. } 7 RENT Your Houses, Your Rooms, Your Apartments, Furnished or unfurnished, by advertising them in THE WORLD, No other successful ‘‘Want*’ medium approaches THE WORLD tn etty circalatton. al tea a