The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1905, Page 7

ij THE WORLD: ~ FRIDAY KVENING OOTY 21, 190; TWENTY-FIVE RIOTING sroRI¥at’ CARING UuTned By. tH Bes Goat mucaenareerts, TAILORS HELD IN BAIL, | sions at Uru sland, at the northern remity of Japan, in behalf of the sala They Were 0 ty Trying doth ver Ne nelgnors af her ¢ nro of ol y CHAR the Government ts without Information | ae |onurt He addy Hed Mwenty-Res ePNIGE (HHI Ce 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street | N t h | | Cries of “Stop ‘Stop Thiet!” Wd tls ccninescactors ay Max Lasher & BOYCOTT HITS STANDAR OIL. 7,9, 1, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 24, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West ‘Thirteenth Street, 4 | Co. at No. 34 Canal street, In 00 hall U S @ Capture of Light-Fingered each to nwatr the action of the Grand Chinese nde Rockefeller's Ont- 8, . fe 0 ha © of rioting. nil re They trie oO Val heli der—Two Others Gathered In ‘wn Th CDNENG Ou PASI EUR TaNOTTTE rey \they wont there to Induce Laeber's em- | ployees to fotn in a strike, ca lai SHANGHAI, July 21.—The boycott of | American goods ts now working, but tt Monitor Breaks Propeller. the Bi&é Sale of ] Harlem fs suffering from a piekpocket | has been agreed that the completion . VALLEJO, CAL. JULY 21.—7he of | epidemic, according to the pottce, who] MEYER MAKES A CLAIM. [of ai rising contracts tor supplies During July and August ders of the tug Fortune to go to Port arraigned three men before Magistrate will be «lowed. Meanwhile all the Harford to bring the monitor Wyoming here have been coantermanded. Ad- miral McCalla has wired Commander De Young, of the Bennington, at San Diego, to proceed at once to Port Har- ford and tow the Wyoming to Mare| Island. The Wyoming broke a bjade of her starboard propeller and shaft wheel steaming against a heavy sea, thirty miles off shore, but was ble to make Port Harford under her own ateam, with the port engines working. Blg Rush to Oregon Fair. PORTLAND, ORE., JULY 21.—Advices rocelved at the office of A. D. Charlton, assistant general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific, show there are over | 10,000 persons dally travelling on tralns of that road to the fair between St. Paul and Portland. Noted Southerner Dead. NEWPORT NEWS, VA., JULY 21—- Judge John W. Price, elghty-one years of age, a Confederate soldier, for many Years Judge of the Chancery Court In jow Orleans and a prominent figure in | Louisiana politics, died at his apart. ments in Phoebus lust night. He had been fll for several weeks. Judge Price was @ native of Louisville, Ky. Shot Postmaster and Son. EVINSTON, FLA., JULY 21.—John P. Hester, a merchant, has shot and seri- | ously wounded Postmaster W. O. Bar- | ron and killed the Postmaster's son, Watt Barron. For several months Bar- | ron and Hester have been on bad terms, May Float Russian Loan Here | 8ST. PET SBURG, JULY 21.—Direc- tor Berg, of the Russo-Chinese Bank, {sj accompanying the Russian peace mis- nas secretary to M. Witte and also M. Shipoff, Director of the Treasury | partment, This fact creates: the im hat part of M. Witte’s mi: ndeavc to negotiate a loan | ed States. In the Unt Pension Rolls Shorter. | ‘, JULY 21.—The To- which handles the Colorado, erans and of civil war | erate of death is very high. Rich Roman Kills Brother. | In the course of a useppe Donatl was brother Silvio. | millionaires. Boun were cla Wrecked on Sakhalin Island. VICTORIA, B. C., JULY 21.—Advices ecelved here by the steamer lyo eamer Seellta thas been wrecke the island of | correspondent | tok in anticipation of that port was aboard Brie to Viadiv the Investment o: the vessel. Japs Go for New Warship. VICTORIA, B. C., JULY 21.—The steamer Iyo, which arrived from Japan, brought among her engers Capt, O. Kamimura, © | Fleet Engineer H. Y | Commander Sato, Jay | tached from Togo's tle of Tsushima and sent to England | to take over the battle-ship Katori, re- cently launched, which they will 6 to Japan at the close of the war, Minister Allen Here. SEATTLE, WASH., JULY 2.—Dr. Horace Newton Allen, retiring Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipoten- tfary from the United States «o Corea, Was a passenger on the steamship Minnesota, on his way fo Washington, to surrender his portfolio. Dr. Allen has been Minister elght years and in the consular and diplomtic wervice for. fife teen years, He has resided in Ci twenty-one years, He stated that he jrea voluntarily, his tenm of office hay Ing expired, Long Jail Term for Detective CHIGAGO, JULY 21.—Daniel Kipley, former city deteotive, nephew of fonner Chief of Police Joseph Kipley, mae taken to Jollet PenlienUary w-lay begin his sentence of fourteen years for the murder of Joseph Hopkins in 1903. | street station of the Third avenue {to put up $500 cash to-day, | pec | residing In the lowlands and they eought Crane in Harlem Court to-day. With face battered and bandaged and one shoulder re-set after being mys- terlously dislocated, John Conway, who said he was a bartender of No. 48 Wil- lis avenue, the Bronx, was led In charg- ed with attempting to snatch a purse on an Eighth avenue mr. Policeman Louls Beerman, of the West One Hun- dred and Twenty-fifth street station, sald he was at the corner of Eighth avenue and Ono Hundred and Sixteenth street early to-day when he heard cries of “Stop thief” from a passing car. Ho found three men close pressed by the passengers. Mark Rosenberg, of No. 163 East Ninety-seventh street, pointed out the three, whom he accused of at- tempting to pick an old man's pocket, During the scuffle that followed the trio ran away, but Conway was can- tured after a run. He refused to tell | how he received his Injuries when ar- | raigned to-day. Neither Greenberg nor Frank Rich, of No, 162 Bast One Hun- dred and Twenty-seventh street, who had promised to appear as witnesses, showed up, and Conway was held in $500 ball for examination to-morrow Detective Sergeants Dowling and Op- renheim, of headquarters arraigned the notorious Harry Martin, who was out | on $1,500 cash bail, and Robert H. Greer, | ailas Jones, who gave his name as| Charles Leeders. ‘The detectives said they found the men sitting on a coal box at the One Hundred and Sixteensh walting for a packed train to come along. Martin, who is said to be worth 000, was out on ball furnished by his wife, the notorious Nellie O'Brien, shoplifter, for alleged pocket picking | at the Manhattan pavillion during the | Koyal Arcanum outing. He was willing bus was Greer is suid safe cracking in told to get real esiate be wanted for Doylestown, Pa. ——— PEOPLE RUN INTERROR FROM KANSAS FLOODS. One Life Lont and 500,000 Damage Done—Renidents Wurned by Telephone. JOPLIN, July 21 flood | waters of Spring river reac! e big | dam at Lo Kan., early to-day and | xigates pen the water ail the th thy dwt of! the dam. the “Water ks und flooded Vark, with three feet of water. river ac Low- is expected to go at 1 telephone service ied an opportunity to ople on higher lands, nown only one death has TWO OPEN LETTERS IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOMEN Mra, Mary Dimmick, o Washing- ton, Tells How Lydia B, Pinkham's | Veuetable Compound Made Her Well. It is with great pleasure we pub- lish the following letters, as they convincingly prove the claim we have so many times made in our col- umns that Mrs, Pinkham, of Lynn, Kipley shot Hopkins !n a quarrel found- ed on Jealousy over a woman. To Deepen Honolulu Harbor HONOLULU. JULY 21.—Lieut. Slat- tery, of the United States Mngineer Corps, has opened bids for deepening Honolulu Harbor, One and a half mill- jon euble yards of mat are ito be Famuoved The San Fran sco Bridge Comy tne lowest Lider. its figute being $4.87 a hundred cuble yards, eut, Slattery will recommend fo the Government that this bid he accepted, oot PPFopriation Tor the work ja Czar Gags the Press, ST, PETERSBURG, JULY %—The Government has made good its threat and has suspended the Slovo for a month for open deflance this morniug of the strict order prohibiting publicae ton Of the proceedings of the xomsivo congress Bt Moscow, Ix Dapera—bhe of iaacows and. the Novoaenten’ have venomous and daring in tone ve received th three warnings leading nsion. Street of th have ‘alao bsen suspended Indelinively, Danish Poet Dead in Iowa. GEDAR FALLS, IA., JULY 21.—Peter Hansen, who wrote many meritorious poems to the yarlous kings of Den- mark and was at one time consider very favorably for poet laureate Denmark, dled here suddenly last night, He was elghty years Cloudburst !n Missouri, JOPLIN, MO., JULY %1.—A cloud- buret caused Spring River to rise teen foet J few " n a ‘of th ths Tom + hours, riy! i to is fully qualified to give help- ful advice to sick women. Read Mrs, Dimmick’s letters, Doar Mrs, Pinkham:— have beon a sufferer for the past eight Sublo which frat originated | from painful menstruation—the pains were excruciating, with inflammation and ulcera- tion of the womb. The doctor says 1 must ip me. Sire, 'Mary Dimmick, Washington,” D. Her second letter: Dear Mrs, Pinkham:— “You will remember my condition you, aut that the doctor » WN Operation or I could not live. your kind letter ard followwi your advice very carefully, and am now MY Cae wus so seriou, |b Wie to Lydia i, 7 Compound ani milos without an ache or pain, every suffering woman would rej fer aiid realize what you ean do for th Mrs, Mary Dimmick, 59h aud Kast Capl- tol streets, Washington, D.C, How easy it was for Mrs, Dimmick to write to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass., and how little it cost her—a two-cent stamp, how valuable was the reply! As Mra, Dimmick says—it saved her life, Mrs, Pinkham has on file thou- sands of just such letters as the above, and offers ailing women help- ful advice, Cear’n Government Mnat Pay for| Chinese shops refuse to sell American Loan of Amer! ST. PETERSBURG, July 21.—Amtns-| dor Meyer ts mi Sale of WalKing Length Brilliantine SKirts Exaci White, Black ana Blue. To-day brings lean O11 Cargo | goods Including Standard Oil, All schools and colleges in this sec- omen’s . Wwe White Canvas Icing rep VOGEL BROTHERS, tlon hav: 42d St., cor. 8th Ave, \ \cuffa. Sale of $1 Cool White Lawn Waists « 65c. Exactly Like Cut. Tt is necessary to your comfort in this torrid weather to have a good supply of thin, cool waists~-and lawn is very cool, This sale offers you the opportunity to possess a full supply of waists at a very slight cost. In fact, the materal in one of them would cost you as much as what w? sell the finished waist for, Button front models, with embroidery from neck to waistband, pleated at each side; stock collar with bow, new sleeves with deep gauntlet decided to discard all Amer- | $7 8 What is more white China silk waist? Here's price. $3 waists at $1.98, ' +308 tly Like Cut, you news of another lot of These $1 waists on sale at 65c, j //Sale of $3 Cool Dainty White | China Silk Waists at | invitingly cool than a collection ofivery dainty ones at a temptingly low | ne duplicated in any sto Boys’ Knee Pants anywhere. for to-morrow morning plenty of w! Made with turn so! canvas-covered wo You cannot duplics special sales of any Women's turn soles, French heels, and opera toes: for Saturday morning only at....... Girls’ White Canvas Shoes 2; never sold below $1.25 Men’s W. L. Douglas Shoes in about every style that Douglas makes; aged,’ Regular $3.50 sorts at.sese.see Boys’ Douglas Shoes, the regu Sizes from 2% to 7; snappy lasts and the ideal Oxford for out-of-door wear. Saturday morning at and Oxfords, in al| leathers and “factory dam- «AND OTHER... Oxfords at B1.00 You have had the story during the week; no such value is being gi In addition to all the styles advertised Thursday, nN we have hite canvas oxfords. les and leather military heels, or with d heels; Blucher and plain lace sorts, widths from C to E, Built on very ite this value for a half more at the other store in New Yor! $2 Black Dongola or Patent Colt Ties, with widths from B to termed yAST9) lar $2.50 sorts,, Great Saturday Forenoon Sale of Boys’ $1 Wash Suits—39c is to be a four-hour clean-up of ide the most lively selling throu Assortment — con Suits, Eton. Sailor: s and Eton R from 3 to 8 years. nobby etfects, ma rials launde look bright and dressy. that Regular 50- these elegant cool brilliant.ne walking white duck—sizes from 12 to 16 years. skirts. This is the skirt that has set women sizes from 3 to 16 years. so a lot of talking about Vogel Brothers’ skirt depart- in sizes 3 to 12 years, Regular 50c. valu ment. It’s the greatest value brought out for Saturday morning only at. this seaso\-—23-gore plaited model, tight over hips, wide faring bottom. Special at $3.98, Sale of $7 Thin Voile $ WalKing SKirts at These skirts are the matcrial is of not to speak of the smart manner in which the skirts are fesh gray, champagne 23-gore mcdel, like cut. Value, $6. A very extracrdivary values, afine Londontwine voie, ioned. Black, white. pearl and royal blue,in the new Special at at $4 98. Vo gah Brothers AQra St Ca ot Ave 132 to 146 Between oth reliable, high-g and better all th Stylish Fancy and Cheviot new patterns, tailored..... Men's Fa: Negligee Shirts Men's Balbriggan Underwear Men's Fancy Figured Half Hose Ul RPRIS STORE “TWO STORES” W. 14th St., and 7th Aves. | SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE No. 305. ren’ s Pants, Made of Worsted, Cheviots, Tweeds and Cassimeres, in a pleasing variety of stylish patterns; also plain blacks. Perfect fitting and well made, Sixes to fit every man—tal 1, short, stout, slim and extra large. If we can’t fit you perfectly from stock we will make you a pair to order at the same price. On Sale One Week, ENDING NEXT FRIDAY, The Surprise Store Is the Largest, Brightest, Coolest & Busiest Store, The Surprise Store are manufacturers and direct distributers of rade Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing. article is fully guaranteed, Every patron receives good value and gladly sends others, The values at The Surprise Store grow he time, Men’s Summer Suits for Outing or Business Wear, Pure All-Worsted Blue Serges, All-Wool fi 7,50/4 Furniture Crashes, Suits, all durably Homespuns Faney Scotch Cheviots and Homespuns, new single and 5. 00 double breasted models 45¢) Straw Hats Bx’ Washable Knee Pants Becoming Styles in all the 23¢ popular — Straws — Every Boys' Fast '12¢ 50c and $1.00 | proper proportion, Black Stockings Boys’ Fancy Summer Blouses ARSE REAR ITER 83d St. and Third Ave., One Block from “L’? Station, ie Every better 23¢ WATE ae di a @hildren’s Straw Sailors reduced f 50 Boys’ ren" Straw Sailors 1 Eee Catania h Suit we have in stock that is wort $1, and there are just about enough of This value positively cannot every Boys’ igh Sat prises Sailor s, Sailor Rus- ussians, Sizes All new and de from mate- er and always cent sorts, In In Galatea— Boys’ Overalls “ 2ile d $1 to} also golf styles —reduced to | 25° FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM | SHOR MAKERS and Satu wonderful $2 OXFORDS that have been selling by_th the past several days. The man and woman, including a majority of tan and patent leathers, together with regular calfskins and vici kids. The sale is holding forth at and Sixth Avenue Store, where spacious salesrooms and‘ cool, comfortable surroundings: make buying a positive delight. will see the wind-up of the factory sale of those rday e thousands of pairs during re is every style for every the big 18th Street Stores Open till x o. 30 | Sat irdvy Nig MICHAELS BROS. Fifth Av. & 9th St., B’klyn. CREDIT Freely Extended to All, CLOTHING For the Entire Family. $1Down &50c. Per Week On Purchases of $10 Worth, and Everything for Houses keeping, EASIEST PAYMENTS OPEN MON, & SAT, EVGS, farm with goad house; er pre: nay bury Bikes pre Mail Orders Filled Catalog F PIANOS AND _ORGANS. iY jr Hp | ore Is the time to take advan. tage of the great Blooming- Now tercsiticiretitoan Pianos'L.ix| Be Sure to Come To-morrow and Make a Selection, Do not miss the greatest opportunity of a lifetime to secure one of the best Vianos that money and skilled labor can make, at Nearly 14 Value, $350 Walters Pianos For $195 Including stool and cover, Every Walters Piano is built to last a lilctine The best Piano in. the world jor the money, The finest money and brains can make, Guaranteed for ten years, BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Lex, to 3d Ave., 59th to ooh St. eo SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK _.4 MONDAY MORNING WONDERS. Saturday Here Is Full Holiday As in the past five years, and so that Employes may obtain two full days for recreation each week during July and August, WE CLOSE ALL DAY SATURDAY. James A. Hearn & Son. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. NEW CREDIT PLAN. WHAT WE DO. WHAT WE DON’T DO. We sell clothing on credit We do not ask for any for ladies, men and boys. reference or security. We trust you on your promises. We make no inquiries to We sell you goods as we Toprescat youe neighbors or emp} yar. or your money refunded, do not ask you to We sell on-easy terms at prove your honesty. cash prices. We keep your We make no deliveries. clothes in repair for on3 We give you the goods year free of charge. when you pay the first dsposlt. LENOX CLOTHING CU. 2274 3d Ave., Between 123d and 124th. 884 Columbus Ave., Between 103d and 104th, | | OPEN EVENINGS Dress Well by paying us Weekly Gentlemen's Clotics Made to Order ENC 5 « Sa Hote rad a hige mente: re: | PARE ROW CY CL E co. i. 23 Park Row, vis. ? Jes In athena i D |BROADWAY AUTOMOBILE XCHANGE, 3 WEST 48TH. ee: and Jewelry. ‘80 Nassau’ st All TI DREAMLAND, wets 1>LAwD leit te: priag in the World. DOL peWerle | in Kl Dia- MAJESTIC RAILROADS, ee SAS eS aCS Ee P orth River half hour later | PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. en Tat s en STATIONS foot of West ‘Twenty-third ) street uitd Desbrveuce and) Gursiunie hat" given for oi ‘nird Station. FOR THE Wes’ loess a. Set GAGD WEBGiaL. 910.55, Louis” LISTED: fh 910.55, ok Wy | “yhelt Paaiea Boe: BELLEWOOD | MOUNTAIN EXCURSION RESOKT leveRY 7 5 ‘separ LEHIGH VALLEY ies HAND CONCERT. AMUSEMENTS. q tlemen, “he A AP i eee ee eae a Week ay Nes Fol Te OLD, AND NOR}. Ms Newer POLK HT, ys and 8.25 P, eeAdalte Bay Aaanefonat | ath cy EXCURSION unday July23 Sund 5 s, * Asati PARK oa Park MAUCH's (ie By Batu ra iG except, Long dasa only. exe days only) Glen "Snoko HO Mate ADDITIONAL (Apectal Tea!n from Weak 26 Street Station, 6.20.8. me, [uterty Steet Baten #38. me $1.50 EWPORT,R. I. %:2! EVERY SUNDAY, Ran 1 An omnpany ‘wiit! call. ‘tor fron hotes and rex! t ra shel es thro 10, Ww nOYD, en & k in. i Genera} TPissnver Agent. STEAMBOATS, Beet “The New Line’ t> Fall River, sii Af LONG ISLAND RAILROAD | MANMATTAN Bt ‘Vrains | Fea foot 1 RR. city Bale of tickets erved to annul the eof without notice, Loa and ‘Nefreshtnenta, on. Steamer, SEcING BOSION, Cars through to rk, onley ONLY $16.73 KOUND TRIP, Including 5. Hotels, Btaterowns Staterooms, HARKIS rity GUur ANY, Returning by 2" th 7. 80, ihocaway PpAag y frou be TA, M0 do, 8.20 4 1 i) A7gnt for eThe New Line” to Fail River, tn. ‘eis 840. 400, 40.50, tv'3) | P40B as wy New Yorig, Anand 12.00 wildnight. Wane sch! ‘(Ttins Batuntays “only a, ROCKAWAY BEACH IN) THE} ATTEN | INE- ~ LU REACH © HAG 3 E=Bae & ACK ABLI p2 t i: i AM 12 a by Saturdays, 8.00, 5 bits Ma. | | tea sory’ isa Sein) Rapes) 8 $8, 8a ry wit at Nt 1910p, * fonds. Exourstan, ‘Mr ARBUCKLE’S DEEP SEA HOTEL COMPANY. Day excuraion 10 conte, dinner PATENTS, 19 conta, ' nent nner neem ean Tote “accommodation $1.0) day, Including bonrd. Salusday’ tripe, cauonalivg MMondat | PATENTS. prom neg ee inath malar tee JOH cal re f charge. SUCKS {1 Water at, New York City, ne SAS wars uf co ae bball