The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1905, Page 6

I rere peer Ra acer a ea as 6 —_. ANOTHER ORDER FOLLOWS LEAD | OF ARCANUM Knights of Honor Increases Its Life Insurance Rates to Old Members. ARCANUM KICKERS BUSY. Will Force the Supreme Council , _ to Reconvene and Amend New Rates. The Royal Arcanum fs not alone tn {ts dimoulty with members because of the Increase in its life insurance mtes. It {s announced, officially, that the Knights of Honor, the second in the line of fraternal insurance orders, has raised | its rates something on the style of the 1 Arcanum, the old members of the organization being forced to assume the burden. The new rates were adopted by the Bupreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor at its annual convention in Atlanta, Ga,, held from June 18 to June 22. Although Adopted nearly two weeks ago, the members of the order were not informed Of the fact until yesterday, when che oMclal orwan of the order published the hew rates. which co into effect Sept. 1. The action of the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor was similar to that taken by the Supreme Council of te Royal Arcanum, except that the chief Inwmakers of the Knights of Honor have not disturbed the rates for Members up to sixty-one years, but have provided a discriminaung stev rate, which gradually increases the old ™mn's aagessment from $8 a month for $2,000 until {t reaches $15 a month at seventy years. Women Eligible. Xt was announced, also, that begin- ning Sept. 1, women will be eligible to membership in the Knights of Honor. ‘The order is very strong in the west. There are forty-seven lodges in Man- hettan and the Bronx and twenty-four in Brooklyn. There is an order known as the Knights and Ladies of Honor, with headquarters in Indianapolis, but it has no relation to the Knights of Honor, the headquarters of which is in Bt. Lout Several local lodges met last night, and members who had coples of the ofti- cial paper scanned the resolutions and the assessment tables. None of the members had sufficient knowiedge to move for any action and the meetings Were adjourned until next week. In- dignation was expressed freely in AUas, Fauerbach and Wieland La Pree- dom of speech was the order, and none Of the speakers hesitated to predict the mew move would bring abour the dis- solution of the Knights of Honor, which has endured for thirty years and has Paid out in death clatms $30,000,000, The effort of the Com appointed by the Royal clls of this city Counell to recoive new schedule of objected to, will, ne rates, so it is’ asserte: un availing. Steps have been tak committee to wet the sig presentatives of convening of 1 stated in The Accredited to the Su this State have pie ne Counc thelr» tures. Big Majority Opposed. “There will pe no trouvie she required sucnutures,” si in d H. McCabe, i That nearly tWo-thinds of hé order is opposed to the ship ler Is opposed to the new “No one knows better than the rep- resentatives to the Supreme Council the feeling of the meml ah old a young. and it is my iPS Qeidieay eS =) the Su- preme Qouncil will recor ead One sige made in the new ra = And ie Committee of Nine, onuUnued Mr. McCabe, “Is controlied by the res ution | Adopted by the convention ott # held in the Aurora. Gra Cathedral, Broooklyn, “te secure : amended so a8 to make rates prevai] vrlginal age of entry of a mé js our plan, and we are pledged to it. Under {ts pro visions the Increase in receipts would not only sustain 1 but estab- Meh a large resery PAID PRISONER HELD IW i,000 i} Case of Manager of Jacobs's Hotel Postpened Until To- Morrow, but the Four Women Caught Are Discharged. For the third three months t Hogan's stat hotel at the « Macdoural st: Chauncey Jn men wore fons for @rcaped during the auloon on tie tim, e pol within + of beet known sak Thomas Mebo of the hotel, of maintasn police had a fight ther hands as oon ee they entered and H Aw WINK stopped, Derective MinvKun, whe We carrying iis rignt hand in au pla Gast, knocked our Charles ba Mah, with aw lett hook on t! he charg inciting a rot a were arraigned ty Jreun to: 1 Sepa on, Het an ore Masigcrate requiat of 1) ton, th and § interfering And causing the ercupe of tw owas held in 11,00 bull unt) Serreagea yay | Oh, Hyde's just a ourse Hyde could not get into man to get into public 1ife in through the needle’s oye, The at all,—Jerome in address at Kuss young ow m Ani WHAT JEROME THINKS . || | OF JAMES HAZEN HYDE.) | His father life tea can people do not as City was a bli It's as hay n as it was for | WAYNE M’VEAGH NOT ACTING Investigating the Ea arent man. Of \ d for a wealthy a cemel to get worship wealth table Affairs, the Th connection with rep advisability of withdrawing from quitable Life Assur: that he had asked W make an tnvestigation ty STRONGER TONE TO THE MARKET Many Advances, with Good Buy- Ing, Reported in Many Stocks —Reactionary Move Near the Close in a Few Issues. ‘There was @ more substantial tone tu the stock market to-day than at any time gince the present upward move- ment has been in progress. Buying was not confined to the Western group portant sources and the purchases of in over a year. Borrowing was by t best houses in the Street and indicated a definite purpose on the part of sirong interests to accumulate and y stocks in expectation of a continuation of upward movement and of much higher price levels in the future. Trading fell off considerably after the noon hour and during the late after- noon sentiment turned to the bear side, sending prices off fractionally all around, Later, howe: the tone again became confident clase prices higher all along the line, Tie upward movement was continued in reading, the price establishing an- other new high record, it going to 108 3-4, a gain of almost 2 points, on buying of an excellent character. ‘The crowd in the stock since the start was the largest of the Exchange : The absorption of Southern Railway, Southern Pacific, St. Paul, New York Central and Louisville & Nashville was of the best order, at advances of from 1 to almost 2 per cent. Toward the final dealings Union Pacifie sold below last night's closing, but reoovered later, fhe accumulation of the United Bta Steel stocks Was the feature of the dustrial quarter, the common advancing 3-4 and the preferred 1 3-8 per cent Tennessee Coal & more than 2 points, but was not particu- larly active. Copper also enjoyed e rength. Brooklyn Rapid Transit and Metro- politan Street Railway ted the local ‘Traction group, but towarl the ¢ fell off In acuvity and displayed a 1 le group was very strong, sails from 1 to 18-8 per cent. nN market. The total sales of stoc shares and of bonds #. The Closing Quotations, To-day’a highest, lo et changes OR OFF, & Bt Pe ‘ol Fuel & Tron Den & Rio G.. OPEN LATE SATU 26 No better values at prices were offered this > i fashione aided magnificently ae %, > tailored in every that secured a perfect a Seigetjo don 2 Fo shapes and sizes for men of all proportions But now clearing tim There are hundreds of grade Worsteds with eith Pah PHP Qieeeiieide is to pay for wearing in small amounts z monthly, and therefore ™ offer choice of all ti Wo . ; @& Magnificent suits that a $17.50, for oh i? Ca) 4 lp of operators, but came from many {m- | Iron was moved up| 4 ¢ was a fair variety in the bond |! than these very same suits. They are garments a man wears with satisfaction because they're fectly balanced and beautifully respect, fit, for we hadand have , finest fancy Cheviots and high or double breasted coats want men to learn how easy it weekly or i} N N. Pr Rea R en i Reading 2 Rock Taian R Taland pf... Pac f FU] toward his duty as such trustee than he | Eouth pee ne £ EJ expressed'in hus tester of acceptance, tout! ¥ + = M'VEAGH. South. Thy pt, + 4] Mr. Cleveland to-day authorizes tho| sg at ep + 12 | following statement Tent, © a Fag Pe eNothtny occurred thus far to Tex = | dissatisty me in the least. and the Idea a T Yor retiring from the trusteeship has f + ¢ never entered my mind.” [RS Se Ea aba = Wana ot 40 , SHIPPING NEWS. Mit ene at Bbw = ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Y Advance. Decline. Sun rises. 4.36)/Sun sete. 7.32/Moon seta. 10.58 THE TID! High Water. Loy COTTON RALLIES ‘ PAL xp AFTER LOW START. |G 138 3 to-day, March being t stocks were reflected by a heavier busi-| held up to the final of last night. How- ness in time money than at any time /ever, this was better than expected on > |the cables from Liverpool and following lthe call houses witn good buyers of e took Ii was a quick recov closing level thing of importance \dered. Pe opening pri offered. August, 1 Nov W082: 10.9? nm |_‘The late December, 410.88. WHEAT UP AG | ON WEATHER REPORT, Further weather in newed support by. wheat market from 1-2 t opening 6-8 to No De er. 4° pid id. prices were: Wheat Decem- no. AMERICAN STOC x IN LOND LONDON, July 7.—The in the market to-da: abundance of supplies, by the repayments t land. Dt Hewithstandin, The movem akened and na over were moderate in connection with t tloment niperial Japanese Ge 1st were quoted at Lb Heb ehoretedretortoty reed todorort teteretedncertnee HECHT BROS. 259-261 SIXTH AVENUE. RDAY EV! Men’s Suits Sold Up to $17.50, For $9.75. May Be Bought onCredit regular 3 season d, per- ecomes suits of er single We apperel we 1ese High ‘The local cotton market opened easy e declines: To-day day, but it cannot be tices were: October, dissatisfaction both winter States was an excuse for re- w w York's opening prices w 3-8; September, 91 1-4: “December, 92 3-8 mber, 88 1-4; May, #9 — s were depressed on realizations tions Involved, Mr warded the following de Philadelphia, Pe To the Editor of The el gh Deg, You will mt 1 *| vour evening wy] mth %] 1am not in any way, s whatever acting for or representing Mr eagh a! eee July 7 . 1905, ‘ening W Low, Close. Chik $++ $444 est reason to suppose PORT OF NEW YORK he only option that ARRIVED. Britiah Prince: Alene. ...e02 private wires bi October, and Li The resu to last night is a July notice eres Cris, Pe Orleans. EI cid. Gniveston: ‘Alamo, ‘Galveston ‘San’ Juan, OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS, BAILED TO-DAY. fa. Crown Prince, " Canadia, Bran learned that any- has yet been ten- 10.70; 10.77; January, 10.81, March, EVENINGS, 5.30, “= AIN with and the spring FOR GROVER CLEVELAND. Ne Dentes the Report that He In that Grover Cleveland was considering the the st of trustee of the Ryan stock in the and igh to the legal ques- has for- rid me room in both und morning issues to state most positive manner possible that pe or manner Cleveland or having anything whatever to do with his duties as trustee in the Equitable matter; nor have I the slight @ feels otherwise St.Thomas, ‘THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 7, 1905 “ed sugges @ y SATH AVE, 1927020 BRIDGE TERMINAL PLAN MAKES ROW Ahearn Declares Fight for De- lancey Street Is in Interest of B. R. T., i Squabble with). Grout. Vartous schemes for bettering condi | {"t, HROCETS reat tlons at the Manhattan entrance to the|of the proposed plans ts $3,00,00, Williamsburg bridi The er Y1 of the terminal contem- were presented to the Board of Estimate to-day = Tence Veiller, of the City, Club. su 4 adequate means to reach * declared Mr. Grout Brooklyn, read a the bridge | ot t Bridge three-story, building | he Willlamst | ts proposed After re th plans of Bridge nt plates the acguisition by condemnation the Staats Zeitung butld- buildings on that accommodate the Brooklyn trolley lonted a resolution re- as well as the Brovkiyn "L” cars. He ‘corporation Counsel to opposed the above-ground terminal nteva yard the. ve plans of the Rridge Department of title tn and the a “I don't agree with you,” put in Mr. /pointment of a commission for the con- Grout. “I have made’ careful investi-|demination of the lond destred. Bridge gation and I find that the Brooklyn}Commissioner Best. Expects that the cars oan be equipped to use the under-]actual work of building will be begun ground wire for $117 a car. There ts no| within ar, Treason why they shoul = — — Bowery under the sam: 9 in use on the Manhatta “I think the Comptroller's idea a good one,” sald Mr. Veiller, ry] “bo you?’ sald President Ahearn: ‘then Idon't. It was at the suggestion of the people you represent PERFECT careful investigation of cond é|that this board decided to make a park- way of Delancey street contracts for the «ri plote In’ the centre of the roadway and want to take all the street for trolley tracks. “Not for trolleys, but for ed Mr. Grout; “the ut there for grass plo ‘This fight ts gotten up in the interests. of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit, but know the needs of the t and I tell you to put another line of car- tracks on Delancey street, in the midst of the teeming population. would be as bad as killing the children. who have no other place to play, deliberat The people of the east si rights,” said President Ahearn. "So have the people of the whole city, We have given not hav some Early closing, rauford Co: "STREET Tooth Powder Cleanses and beautifies the |teeth and purifies the breath. Used by people of refinement 1 forover a quarter of a century. | Very convenient for tourists, PREPARED BY SATURDAYS, 12.30: the talent in the lay. Prices ad- of @ cent in ger and was soon pric a4 7 1-4 to 871 ; September, 55 ng prices were 961-8 bid; Sep- bid ; September, 621-4 re May, 493-8 of- 3 — Women’s @ misses’ bathing LEA ‘ ON “MARKET. sults, ‘es for money owing to the , were not affected he Bank of Eng- 8y, Exchange was i the cheap ats were irregula« beach costumes—newest models. Special $4.75, value $5.75. Third Floor, STYLISH, durable and exceptionally low priced for this time of the year are three points that will hasten your selection here to-morrow. They are stunning Note one thing in getting the low price quoted--it is worn it—enough to make at the idea—your own aKchecked than —never worn by any one Amonoane coped you can’t say of a rented parity. ‘The deal- dreds have Ga aes cles any one rebel sult appioaching ee overnment sixes of 3 1-4 Bathing suits for women, new square neck In shirtwalat style. sieeves. brown, navy and black $20 women’s watches $12 Main Floor, Women's solid gold thin model °$20 watch, exceptional price $12. Corset covers at 50c, Becond Floor. 50c, for 75c, corset cover, inser- tion, lace trimmed, also ribbon. Dainty. . 7c. for $1.00 cambric gowns, trimmed with insertion and lace; special. Outing oxfords, $1.50. Second Floor, v 's white canyas Oxfords, Was $2.00 $1.50—Cuban value $2.00, at heels. a $1 silk girdles, 50c. Matin Floor. Oc. for silk girdles with fancy buckle and back piece to match; B1 value. a | all i\Y Summer gloves, 29c. Muln Floor. mllaneie { jomen's 50c, and 75c. D octaves, large pearl clasps, Paris point, vie for 25c shields. Ize f Main Floor, asc, shirt-waist shields, 12%; invisible, washable, nainsock cov- ered, _ $1 for $2 lawn waist. Kecond Floor Sheer lawn waists, entire front, solid insertion, ‘ine tucks; $2 value, $1. $1.98 for $4 waists. Second Floor, Persian lawn waists, short or long sleeves, beautifully trimmed, at $1.08 15c, handKerchiefs, 8c, Maly Floor, Linen handkerchiefs, assorted hems—men's and women's—t5c, values a: Be ABp episod ade ede Qe dose (Joo deah apt tot oiy H Hira ship iH ir hihi Hiyipad $2 veils at 50c, Maia Floor. Hemstitched crepe chiffon veils, 1% yds, long—emb, and. velvet dots. Simpson Crawford Co, Feeeeees ie is a sensible sanitary precaution. $4.75 tor $5.75 women’s and misses bathing. suits, of brilliantine and mohairs, blouse style, high or low neck, full skirts, in blue, brown or black. Plaited skirts, July clearing sale Willcrowd a full day’s business into a half day to-morrow @ The July clearing sale is getting thousands ready to go away on their vacations at an unprecedented saving. To-morrow the showing of outing requisites will be particularly attractive both in price and quality. Don’t miss it. @ In addition to all the new lots of merchandise, the clearing bar- gains of Thursday and Friday will continue. Special $ values ranging showing of suits fo! a sult for your suit else—that sult—hun- tary precau a sult that ox plaited model, short SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO. 50c. stock collar, 25c. Main Floor. Regular 39c, and 59c. stock col- lars, St. Gall emb'y linen—emb., &e., at 25c, $7.50 suit case, $5. Bascment Salesroom. Sole leather, 24 in, steel frame $7.50 suit case, russet or brown, ’ Men’s straw hats, 75c. Second Floor, Men's $1.50 and $2.00 straw htt Sc. Sennet splits = Manila, Porto Rico, &c. Boys’ hats at 95c. Second Floor $1.95 boys’ and children's straw hats, @5c.—silk screamers — smooth or rough straw. Boys’ suits at $1.95, Second Floor, Wash suits for little boys, $3 and #4 values, at 1.95. latest styles, Outing suits at $9. Second Floor, Men's $15 outing suits at $9; to- morrow's shov/ing—exceptional assortment. Infants’ dresses, 25c. Second Floor, Infants’ 50c. long nainsook dresses. ruffle on neck ano sleeves, 25c, Women’s vests, 19c. Mala Floor, Swiss ribbed vests—regular and extra. sizes; regular 35c., special at 19¢, $5 parasols at $1.95. Main Floor, An enticing assortment of $3, 84 and $5 parasols to-morrow at $1.95. 35c, men’s hose, 25c, Maly Floor, Men's fancy hose, regular 35c, values, special to-morrow at 25¢. | $1.50 men’s shirts, $1. | M Floor. Matn Floor, Cool white and colored plaited shiris, cambrics and madras, 81, bargains Men’s worsted bathing suits 1.95, value $3.50. Main Floor. PURE WORSTED bathing suits for men with boys at $1.50 in sizes up to 34 inch These suits are an extraordinary offer at the price. It’s wiser to own your own suit—the average cost is lower, and you appea more sightly, to say nothing of the sani- from $2.50 to $3.50; also. a complete tions. No man would wear hundreds of questionably clean people had worn, and that’s the reason they Men's $2.50 to $3.50 bathing suits, of pure worsted, special at $1.95. Boys’ bathing suits, of pure worsted, all siz buy their own bathing suits. es up to 34 in., at $1.50. Shirt waist dresses. Third Floor. $3.50 for $6.50 shirt waist dresses, sheer white lawns, several models. Linen coat suits. Third Floor, 89.75 for double-breasted linen coat suits, roll collar, trimmed, &c. ; Misses’ dresses, $4.75, ‘Third Voor, White or light blue poplinette. special values; 12 to 18 years. Chambray dresses for girls, 81.00 for $1.95 val Guting hats at 50c. Matin Floor, White duck porch hats, new and ish for outing weas lent value. 8; several styles. 3 excel- Summer perfumery, Main Floor, Civers' periumes, reg.79c. oz, bot- tle at 63c.—latest popular odors. For tan and sunburn, Mala Floor. Idealia witch hazel cream, excel- lent for tan and sunburn, at 19¢.: value 35¢, $12 for $16 trunks. ,, Easement Bulesroom. Ladies’ dress trunks, basswood, duck 32, 34, 36, 98c for $2.50 corsets. 32.50 made covered, of sizes of the plans | < spoke In | 1 solution of | yl | |] Clearing Sale of Children’s Creviot Reefers; also a number fash- i] | joned of Tan Covert Cloth, neatly IN| aetsa: Seatiey stase G2:29 | pSahursera aie, = = Clothing Department | ponte Eel Ee ' | Couto qitters to Man Bold Price Cutting. BARGAINS thickly sprinkled all over this store, and tices that will create a stir FRIDAY and SATUR- . $3.50 @ $4.50 CHILD’S SUITS, now $1.50 200 CHILD'S ETON AND RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, in serge and Cheviots. The best selection of high grade suits you can find in New York are now marked for quick Selling. MEN'S SUITS, $7.50, $9, $12.50 All the newest patterns to select from, and made in our o} : n workrooms, The best styles and fit for a little price. bi Two OUTING SUITS, ,%° $4.95, $5.50, $6.50 it, finish and fabric are chief features of these nobby suits, They are priced for quick selling. so come early when pick. ing is best. 53 to 59 West 14th Street, near 6th Ave. NANT \ LUMA \y | Brooklyn. Open All Day Saturday As Usual. |GATURDAY ushers in the first of our Great) ’ Stock-Taking Clearance Sales. In Value- Giving they eclipse everything gone before. qT $3 a $5 White Lawn Pe aists, 98c. Three Women's Sheer White Lawn Waists, | 6.30 A. M.. trimmed with embroidery or lace; t seaaadactarer soe Hl uly soiled; y | Great Taiaytontsererres ees JOC ae | + Boys’ 59c, Knee Pants, 30c ut Ky Boys’ strictly all-wool Knee Pants,| No Matl, Five-Hour | feces’ be" | Telephone regular 59c. value, atesesee 30c on ‘ | 5c. Can Baked Beans, 234 | Specials. ib can of best quality Baked Bann Cc. 0. D: limii 8 cans; never sold before +3 Orders. for less than 5c. per cam, at. 2ic $15 to $30 Tailor-Made Suits, $8.95 Stock-taking has discovered many incomplete lots of Women’s Tailor-Made Cloth Suits. In order that the clearance of this collection be immediate, we have given no consideration to former i prices or original costs, and placed price marks on them which have never | before been equaled, The assortment includes Women's Tailor-Made & 8.95 Cloth Suits of plain and mannish mixture fabrics in a great varie! effects and models. Former values $15 to $30; Saturday, at. $10 Linen Shirt Waist Suits, $4.98 Women’s Linen Shirt Waist Suits in a variety of models. Waists have tucks and embroidery—fancy stock tie—deep | tucked cuff—full sleeve. Skirts have embroidery panel front with 4 98 Short plaits at each gore. Former price $7.50. Saturday at ° | Children’s $4 | Children’s $4 Lawn Reefers, $2.29. || Dresses $1.79. |Clearing Sale of Children’s White Lawn Dresses—trimmed with Val. lace—several styles—bigh neck and long sleeves or low neck and 18c. Sheet Music, 1 1c D. By Mail 13c. None C. 0. | It’s money saving for you | \i€ you buy your BOYS’ AND | YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING here! | ‘o' 27 to 82 Inch waist measure. Young men, 27 to 32 tn 7.50-2.09 | > are_may choose > “eytish 5 95-5,95 looking for “7,50-10,00 Berge Suits at it Heln ist B! will find Long Panta here. Toanotta (Mare worth double, at Young men from. these | 2 Outing Suits, al Young men, Saturday aflernoon and ebening piano recitals by | Albodo, the phenomenal | Blind Pianist. . dur Wash Suit Jon 1s too large to de ierh ate’ tr ibe” 49c to $98 wardrobe with a_pret buble re ate DelD Jullets, pat nmon-aense S'valuen at be, ner UD, ‘4 to 8: $1 Tan Viel Kid Oxford Ties, hand-turn goles; sizes 2i4 to Tj, also in low button styles, at ° tnt Men's Shoes, in tan, viel and Russian calty aizen Oto 9; $2.00 values, 969 Tomaioes—America brand, 3-lb, cans; cold hand-picked; never less | “than 19¢. per can; value 12c,; case, $1.85; dozen, B9ceb Cassese Thc 0 Breakfast Food, 186 package 0" Corea, 16: Wasatch aig Ne kind, mAs) nd Fivor. Odds and ends of P. D, & J, B, corsets, slightly soiled, all fig- ures, 12 {°° 30. $1.75 hammocks, $1. Basement Salesroom. Fancy twilled weave, wide valance and lay back, tuftea pillow, $1.75 value, at 1. Summer reading, 7c up Becond Fivor, Copyright paper books at To 12¢,, 1 —hundreds of titles, all new, interesti Stationery at Sc quire. becond Fivor Crane, Whiting and Hurlburt’s in this sale of papers included stationery at Qc, a quire—en- velopes, Uc. a pkg. Simpson Crawford Co, | oye’ Straw Hats, Wash § | Groceries at Rock-Bottom Prices. thie wns pres aMs | It Kh i 8. Pure cotton ‘bax. on! pera’ 5 HSTEIDs, rs, 200, oan re Food ‘umblere, Pr 10 of. 3 nar saltic wir Brand, 2609-1 at clam Grew can for onty Don't Fall to Visit Our New Buffet Lunch Counter, | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, /