The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1905, Page 7

Ae tee. ge. - en _ THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 19057. : Jout with a pin. ‘Thon they sent te : rel News SURAT MISS PUNCHED OUT EYES sce T Sake & Company ion the eyes were punched out, Seldman’s arrest followed When Seidman learned about the nymous letter he was almost aa n ant as hewasabout the mutilation lof the Face of the Father of Our Coun- i try. Immediately he accused a rival | It Had to Ba Done in Order | rr ones in Second avenue of having to Catch Dealer in Stolen writ the letter for purpores of re used to buy stolen stamps and 1 Stamps, and It Was Suc- took’ the tae away, declared ‘Seid: man We ROOSEVELT LED (0 LIDEL SUIT Editor Criswell Arrested on Complaint of Congress- OF WASHINGTON ——— 1 IN A Nutshell ar 5 Whereupon the detective awore out a Saieaae maa Rhinock, cessful. | warrant for therseeond avenue station he? This seemed Ae afford Seldman * ——— rome measure cf rellef, Claims Steward’s Pay. a Al N. ¥.. JULY i—Charies| Miss Allce Roosevelt's Introduction! Truly, ‘twas a fearsome thing to ” 8. F vesident. steward of the | through Congressman Nicholas Long-|Punch out the eyes of George Washings- | CAUGHT BURGLAR | Long Island State Hospital at Kings | worth to Congressman Joseph L. Rhin-|ton, but ‘twas d6ne In the Interest of ” Pork, to-day filed againat the State alock, of Ken rge B. Cox, Justice and Detective Sergeanta O'Shea WITH HIS BOOTY. cliim of NW for salary alleged to bel ap Cincinnati, at L serie wacien |Md tis feel no regrets. How | ago, was the subject of an article in| Victor of No. 172 Fast’ One | Citizen Notifies a iceman of a pat — the New Yorker, a weekly publication! Hundred a . being under 0 | Man’s Suspicions Act and the whioh to-day resulted in the arrest for ball for receiving stolen goods t sid | Arrest Fo ‘ows. ' editor, Robect W. Criewell, |thet the mutilation of the Washington y Chillan Middies Coming. ibe Of the editor, Robert W. Criswell, | GUeeCaeA TOR eyes was an outrage. | Policeman Ryan, All of which being somewhat ‘Hundred and Fourth street police sta- ‘volved It Is meet to sav that O'S lcton, captured an alleged burglar this ind Harris became convinced that § morning. Edward Hunter accosted the postage staypa that| policeman and told him he ima just tls ler s n erawl from the fanligh’ orm tloally stolen, fromm) orm cutlery story at NO, Third (ota avenue and that the fellow had gone! JULY 11—The} by direction of District-Attorney Jer- n. Baquedano, | ome os 1 ed here, has das for Philadeiphia CHIL, Gave Arms to Tracy. SALEM ORE, JULY 11.—Charles into a doorway with a bundle. Monte, a convict g tried here » from an anonymous Ryan ht the hallway, where he on a charge of ter. Monte ceived by the Stern | f* ones WS OF Ab aapas fer wil Harry Wright or ed over to the Detective | iia he | vddrees an Harris secured a. st the action « : Tn the ty Stamey dozen plated = irge Washington | omen, maid ye they pinched | other arsicles eta re h Washington e Digging Into Rate Charges. | ANTA, JULY 11.—Inter- ala ‘commerce Comm The Value of the Telephone Was again emphasized during the extreme heat of the past few days, With the thermometer registering 90° in the shade, and with intense humidity, physical Jj exertion became dangerous and heat prostrations were | frequent. | Telephone Users Suffered Little They were able to stay indoors and carry on their affairs with comfort and convenience by telephone. Useful Alike in All Emergencies Whether important or trivial, a telephone is a most valuable adjunct to office or household, Get a Teiephone Before the Next Hot Wave | Reduced rates make the cost trifling. Call Contract De- partment, No, 9010 Cortlandt, for information, ATI GA. Ohio Day at Fair. PORTLAN RE he equity s claims and New York Telephone Co., 15 Dey Street. JULY: 11- |[CAMMEYER CONTINUATION OF OUR | Great July Stock Moving Sale| OF FINE SUMMER FOOTWEAR Taken From Main Floor and Sold in the Basement AT AMAZINGLY REDUCED PRICES, The wonderful story is told in the following lists and figures. | Astonishing opportunity for Summer and Vacation Shoes for Men, Women and ||] Caildren, Women’s $3 and $4 Women’s $2 Oxfords in patent leather, patent f INN Oxfords. kid, Russia calf, brown 35) Assorted styles, in patent leather | ‘ 42 and black kid, welted and turn) << soles. Nota pair of these shoes &) kid and black kid; Cuban ) were sold for less than the name of W. Chautauqua Schools Open. CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y., JULY 11.—The Cheitvuqua Summer Schools opened atest attendance nes | At Northfield Conference, | EA N >», MASS., JULY 1 2 n many points, until July Morgan. Venezuela Signs Contract, 3. VENEZUEI e 7 In of Venezucln Dis oft and military heels. * $7.00 $] pair. Men’s Regular $3.50 Oxfords in Russia calf, patent leather and black kid, all the new U. S. Clerks Organize. nployees at a | anized the U tetirement As: | persons than twenty in brown kid, patent coltskin and velour calf, at Greatest Lumber Deal. ASHEVILLE, N. C., JULY 11.—What ie sald to be one of the Iargest hard- lunrber dea) South ts announcced here The North Georgian Company, a corporation pom: styles, at poxed of New York, Mi Ria capitalists, a $1.50 Boys’ $2 Russia Calf, 1 and Northern Georgia Mulan River Lumber Com: ,000. $2.00 (_ Misses’ White Canvas Brooklyn Professor Elected, PHILADELPHIA, July 11.—Dean Na tt, of Haverford Coll to-day jaune, "of" BtooKiyi “hus Bean en black kid and satin Button, Lace, (ne hair of ehulneering, to Vrof. L. 'T Edwards, resigned, "eee? and Oxfords, sizes 11 to 2, calf lace, Surrendered Too Soon. PeTROIT, MICH., JULY 11,—Georne Thu who deserted from the United States Army at Fort Snelling, Minn., in July, 190%, has surrendered himself at Fort Wayne, Baker thought hip sur- render would be followed by a per- functory trial and discharge uy en} ent, tf he hi: Lace, 8 Child’s White Canvas Button, $ I, 2 5 Lace and Oxfords, sizes 6 to 10%, 1 | Child’s and Misses’ Black Kid Christy Ties. Sizes 8 to 10%4.. -$1.00|sizes 11 to Qrrveereee PLDT Mis Black Kid, patent leather Mi aie, ta fhe eet Main «86S DOO SIZeS6 tO 101% ....-soeee sizes8 to 10%. 75c. hild’s Paten Lecks Made Them Teachers ILKESBARRE, Pa, July iL—In- Yestigation Indo the ‘tale of Ane Hasie Township Sebool Board to detormine why ain graduates school wi @ not given ovis oe tii eu teachers and som ho had in redueted ol iained thet by ley. ore 8 40 sw wd Broadway, 334 to 34th Street, SPECIAL FOR AND THURSDAY High Grade Suits and Dresses At Extraordinary Price Concessions. Into two comprehensive classes we have divided some three hundred garments from our regular stock and reduced the prices liberally enough to insure an immediate clearance. Fancy ace Trimmed Dresses of taffeta, pongee ond rajah silks. Short Goat Tailered Suits of taf- feta and rajah silks. Summer Dresses of white net, white lawn and whice butchers! or handkerchief linen, trimmed with | laces and embroidery, WEDNESDAY $20 to $35 At $14.00 Summer Dresses of sheer white | lawn, white organdy, white dotted swiss, white net and light colored batiste, trimmed with laces and embroidery. Dresses of white handkerchief and butchers’ linens, ered. Tailored Coat Suits of white linen, trimmed with lace. Tailored Suits of voile, silk and mohair, in a variety of long and short coat models. From extreme to extreme our collection of bathing suits is complete—from an unpretentious suit at one ninety-five to an elaborate costume of silk at nineteen-fifty, our stock in- cludes fifty-one distinctive models. And the prices are exceptionally modest. Formerly hand embroid- | $39.50 to$65 At $24.00 FOR WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY A Sale of White Waists At Extreme Price Concessions That the offer concerns about four thousand gar- ments promises much. But that they are as diver- sified in style and method of elaboration as the edict permits, promises more—open front and open back models with long or short sleeves, fashioned of sheer white lawns, mulls, batistes and handker- chief linens trimmed with laces and embroideries, and in many instances hand embroidered. Regularly $1.00 & $1.25. ly $1.50 & $1.75. Re ly $2.00 & $2.50. Regularly $3.00 & $3.50. Special < Regularly $4.00 & $4.50. Special at $2.95 Regularly $5.00 & $6.00. Special at $3.95 A Clearance Sale of Silks ' Three pieces of this weave, two of that and one of another, i is not the basis upon which we conduct our silk department. When circumstances establish that condition we organize a clearance sale and greatly reduce the prices to be rid of the odds andends, Indicative of the silks which this sale cone cerns, we present the following: ilks. Formerly $1.50. Special at 69c, Special at $1.95 At 75c. merly 75¢. 19 $1.00. At 49c, r @ Silks. Formerly $1.50. At 75c I d ks. Formerly $1.50. At 75c, White Habutai Silks, 36 ins. Formerly 75c. At50c. Silks, 27 ins. Formerly 50¢. At 39c, High Grade Oxfords for Women Gibson Ties of tan buckskin, Spanish arch and Regularly short vamp, with turned or welted soles and | $3.50 & $5 two-inch Cuban heels. Ss Gibson Tiga of champagne kid with hand | ?P turned soles and Cuban or Louis XV. heels. at $2.35 Gikaon Ties of tan Russian calf, Regularly Qxford Tigs of brown vici kid, plain or tipped, | $3 & $3.50 with turned soles and Cuban heels. Oxford Ties of tan Russian calf, welted soles. Walking Rumps of patent leather with ribbon bow, turned soles and 1}4 inch Cuban heels. Special at $1.95 A Clean Sweep! $18, $20, $25, $30 and $35 Silk Suits, *1(-° ALTERATIONS FREE. 438 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK TTT | | | | | MONDA) MORNING WONDERS, , All CARS IRANSIER THULE LOOMLG Lest 10 S* Ave 7 69"I000". The Marvellous July tt, Mill and Factory Sale. The second day of this Stupendous Sale is rivalling the first in throngs of buyers anxi ure a portion of the wonderful bargains. mber, this is not a sale of old clearing out of our stocks— ut a -fide distribution of many high- class manufactu urplus stocks of this é season's goods — and garments t s at me xtraordinary price much less able to se- department iving fever un- “July Mill and Factory Sale. {500 China Silk Waists Half Price at $2.98 Ee or Black China Silk Waists, finest quality, newest styles; em- broidered fronts, pearl buttons, lace insertion, shirrings and tucks, button $2.9 Orders Fiited. st fon back or front; none worth less than £6.00, special July Mill and Faziory Sil? _ Women’s $3 to $5 Oxfords ferject Style 1.090 pairs of highest grade city made low cut shoes. Those that, are not samples of high grade makers’ best gocds -are direct from our own stocks, Every size and width is included, Women’s §? to $5 Low Shoes it White Canvas Oxfords and d - $1.40) Machines for $10.00. July Mill and Factory Sale. And each machine Gibson Ties at... is guaranteed for 5 years by the maKer and ourselves. L,cry machine is equipped with all lest attachments, including the -threading needle and patent nee threader. Perfectly noiseless anu This $35.00 Sewing Maz "sit running. Ae ee $10.00 fs all p Joly Mill & Factory Sale Towels and Towelling. German Huck Towels, hemstitched beautiful border, large size; Iso eatra laree all-linen @ Be Vanask, Towels, S knotted fringe, plain and § RZ colo ed bor imported “EBAY to sell at 30c. each, fOr esse... 19c Turkish Bath Towels, 4 clean- 2. O. D, orders s. Instruction: July Mill & Factory Sale 30-inch Wide India Linon. A fine sheer grade that sells regularly for 12%c, It is sublect to very slight impericctions, for that QC reason the price is only “4 Bloomin n Floor, COUPON. ” Upon, prasenta- mJ tion thia cou- up of one of the best mills in the 3 will Sell Sunes: at less than the cost to Women’s ee is... BO Fine Sheer 10¢, Turkish Bath Towels.... 534 Gouge Lisle 1216, Turkish Bath Towels, 742 raread 20¢. Turkish Bath Towels,, 1214¢ Imported oe. Turkish Bath Towels... 19¢ Hosiery Memmed Huck Towels, good made with garter tops; sold quality, red border, made 63 elsewhere at Suc, per to sell at 10c. at, sere ee . OC pair; our 23C Price 44c,; all 5 None sold at tiis price without thls coupon, Livomingda Wh Bt, Union Huck Linen Towels, extra heavy, hemmed ends, red bor- der and plain; various sizes; the mill’s clean up. Worth 10c,, at.. eA | ——_—_—______=3 Worth 12%4¢5 4 .. 8c || At Bloomingdales Worth 15¢,, at. .. 10',¢ || July Mill & Factory Sale worth 19¢, at Wc 69c, will Buy, one of the best " agee $ styles in Glass Towelling, good quality, Men’s $1.00 Straw Hats. Ha and jplge anes, je 6c 35¢, will buy a man's excellent cambrig finish percale Kitchen Crash, ail pure linen, red 59¢, to $1.09 Negligee border; never sold for less VE} Shirt. than 11c, ayard,now..,.. @2€ @ All Pure Linen Roller Towelling, extra heavy, 18 inches with) Qo the 12440. kind for,, 2C Huck Towelling, pure white, very ABC. will buy fine 750, to $1.25 High Grade Leather Beits, $2.20 will buy superior quality Men’s $3 and $3.50 good for hand and roller towels, Oxfords, i dhe Bade (o-sel'at Ste $1.20 will buy a pair of splendid Bloomtngda in Floor, $2.00 Russet or Oxford near Rotunda, Shoes for Girls, Bloomingdales’ {% \° 44,43; All Cars Transter to Russia Calf Oxtords, with welted soles, regulatiy $4.. ) At the July 4 Russia Cait Gitson T.c3, welted soles, regularly $}.... | Mulls Tate Brown Kid Oxfords, with turned soles, regularly $3 y Champagne Gibson Ties, regularly $} to $5 2 20 F Patent Colt Gibsons, with turned soles, regularly ry 5 é New Venvs Pumps, welted soles, regularly $4., ver Brown Suede Gibsons, regularly $5... ..... 1, (Remareabie Blac’; Kid Oxfords, patent tips, regularly $3 to $5, | Barvains. 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