The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1905, Page 12

, Served. from 2:30 to 5:80. every ‘afternoon in oUF restaurant, third floor, BERWIRAANE | S SHOT DEAD Volanteer.| Officer. in. South Aftica and China Killed in Fresno, Cal. Robert H. Deane, @ Boer war veteran and former newspaper correspondent, wae, and killed in Fresno, Cal., last ‘Plece Parlor Suit, frames ‘highly ‘inishets covered in night, according, to despateties recelved ve a . ne, Sn cohen Et ferona and silk damask; regular price $35.00.; 24. 50 Deane, president of the Bramball-Deane | Colonial Brass Beds, like the illustration, are all the rag¢, bit one weil made, with rasssive oe Manufacturing Comoany, at No, 806 cr ‘was never before offered in all sizes ata price like thts. $25.00 would not am too. much, bi Water street. be August sale we shail offer them at Deane was shot dy Emmett Rigeias, ore Sale of Women’s Ganihontk: : & Welj-to-do contractor of Fresno. Women’s Fine Shirt Waist Suits, $1.98.) shooting occurred in Mr. Riggins’s home, to which Deane had terete in an ere condition, it Ww: Robert Deane had a site ‘ta of adventure, His father’s wealth got blm Manufacturer's Stock, Worth Double and More, 4,200 Fine Shirt Waist: Suits in white linen, waist and skirt have broad nel front of silk em-/§ broidery; also Ponget Lawn Suits, with broad fantt front ‘of Cluny Lace of walst and skirt. Fine Sheer White | awn Suits, waist and skirt rately trimmed with wide eyelet embroidery 5 also’ Val. lace and embroidery. Elack Lawn Suits, silk lace trimmed. ‘Three years ago\ Deane’ troubles became public through his it, that James nthe, ‘exception of swealthi out of/many scrapes. During the Boer respondent for a newspaper of this elty. Every waist is full pleated and perfect fitting. skirts are either newest rital p'eated or flounce style.” Every Suit is new and fresh and just minufac- wife’ lempt to get possession of their to-morrow. wat he served as a major in the British tured, intended to sell at double and, more. All sizes. Choice for to- then sixteen-year-old daughter. Twenty ved in Philadelphia and later In Chi- and” Sine tucks, Piatt eee new full sleeve, with tuck cuff and lace gered 59 ic She charged her husband with habitual ¢ White Ganvas Oxfords. Big Garpet Sale ‘The father took his daughter, Daisy, When the mother traced her there she pee psi room, library, dining-room, hall and stair designs. Carpets she discovered the girl had been sent to color canvas Cxfordsy s‘ippers, and two- 55c Pressed, as Migs Daisy war old cnouga important Mus'in Wear Baraaiia: Diane. Sha) is now at his home, No. GARONA NEAR PORT. each Trienuaed RN Ci Fancy) Vals memeapone: Goes YEE} shin ete: laces, beading and ribbon; $1.50 va‘ue, at 5 commiunication by wireless telegraph \ paritka ln ik Page Albany, Organizes and.Comes| ..ccane and Starting. the; Notice to. Vacate, and Incen- army, When the Boxer troubles broke out In China he went there as a cor- years ago Deane married the widow of Waist Sale. ye. C. 0, Loomis, of Boston. They Waists, made from fine quality white Iawn, full blouse, with yoke of lace: and embroldery, | cago, where thoy separated and Mrs. i Deene brought an action for divorce, ha enti = drunkenness, brutality and fellure to provide for her, as Metier is aot a We Will Include Making and Laying, away the mother and placed her i in St, Margaret's School, ‘Brooklyn. saree EID) 1 ° 1 O There are 25 distinct and attractive patterns th sittings wav denjed'admittence to her, and wien Beys’ and Cir's’ Waite she secured ‘rit. of ‘will be held for future delivery upon pay- @ secured a writ of habeas corpus 'Car.vas Shoes, tan and covert ment of reasonable deposit. Dollar Maid 5Ocl Mr, Deane’s purents in Manhattan, to-mortow, pér yard ...... The legal Oght for the enild was not | aSt2> Sandal slippers: at, pA ee to choose for ‘herself, and she decided to remain with her grandfather, Roy: ; ric, umbrella rudies of wide o : Gowns, made of fine nainsook, Chemise = Dea) made of Gne cambric, _ spt babies iv shsbatiiah Seer er styles round and square neck, hand- embroidery, also. lace rutiles with clusters of- 49 ic yey q Chowtso Skirt Lengths, en: The Cunard Uner Caronta, from Live ocr prone tit) 98 triana?) with fancy Val. “and Point de Faris '98c poo! anj.Quenstown for New York, was ng c also ith thi Skirts, full flare flounce, trimmed with three insertings of iascnen lace, Bisoge® ihe Tulane sce Sof BL Bitola vo value, a 98c LItE INSURANCE NOT rE, BL h | FIREBUG) > Ladies’ . Suits,” ‘ \Check Cotton Voile: Legislative Committee Meets in Tenants In Three. olan Had s After, Sprinkting the Halls with “Princess” Dresses. Trimmed with lace. Mult’ < ET DE CHALAIS Aiki PY RHE -evose, BL seis ase e sin we ¥8, Ory OL to made of his royal father, the the envagedien. usa’ Miss the be- WW Lau doe uf the Baide. ape tacluenst Widely Capioi.eu. 0. f0iK, ul Bow Of pe Weaittue. ie, Ge autedaremerd EM Lor a 8 blues iu Vor Mieke Wyuld noi duh cal eal} thie andaomei aa aus LUE Wied Bite tt nt iF dev peo, Rocwred sate cal erested in yous ‘we Hyde has S¥eah “yee I'vincens: de, Bearn Who is muking her drat yisit. to Re the Wrince gives relationship with 4+} gone Of the noblest families of and Germany and indirest!y with Spain, "The Prince, her osha ms kin Am ship with the house, of Talleyrand-Peti-! yj jos an4 de Chilals, ;gord, and it the late r8 to have been ale | reac favorite | cinobg younker Fl fit Bait manner i atl very mitiia Sy guivtiy, ig dol & young a woman, “Ductews.of Devsnshite pleture hats 8 with the eldest son of; AS Mica Beasrice Windns the Brinceas| eof Talleyrand-Perlgt native and singe hes miarfkigt, cl) that Prince de Beara had a Ii Ite more than & month ag9,to Urine? | derstanding as to his tight to eajoy-the Hepri de Bear, (wus, she daughter of | fe or « ti. Koss; Winars, of Baltimore, and is| rhe matter eppe: commeciéd with the bent familis on this | towed to drop, however, although at the aide ‘of the water, while her mnion with | tine of the inarriage thote wes. talk of al , olire comnlexion and sarge dark eves; weirs very little -tewelry’ but succeed! in \presentine the air ‘of the grands danie" whieh will stand her in good stead when exlled upon to attend the e rt to. sroich ie eines is accredited! STOCKS “DECLINE IN LAKE Dt DEALINGS = Smelting Had Gone Gone to a New! High Record and Other Lead-' ing Issues Were Strong, But) Reaction Cut Gains. 1S —— DHE>>eP eee Aftor, substantial galns had scored by mort Of the leading issues in thie stock market to-day ona fa!r vo!-|{ ume >f business there was a quick re-|{] Action, and the hdwed losses a’ ound. During the early dealings quite a flood of selling orders, thia was met by a good de: upheld prices all around ung) the late iB reaction. American Smelting shares were © splcuous for tirength and activity common made & new high record, ad- Vanclng to 3%. 5-8, a net gain of 1 id per cent, ‘The preferred, after opening THE CLOsiNG QUOTATIONS. lowest and closing prices aanses ws. compared with oF from Inst re 8 TON DROP ON FREE SELLING */Ootober Leads ‘in the Decline, While Wall Street Operators Join the Bears in’ Attack on Prices, Cotten took a downward. turn {i market after a steady pees! today, mt under the lead of October lost early gains and showed a marked deo.ine gil Found. Heavy bear preszure and free Nquiday ek sent October down 3 points, to { Sbveral houses with Wall street con- She is tall and sraceful, with a clear| rate finetions of the Russia! %, | nections joined the bears in hammering the Mat and sold a large amount of cotton. Bart of the selling was due to otear> Ing (and cooler weather through the welt, The firmness of cables and early busl- to New York Ready to Begin Sessioi—No Counsel Chosen (Special to The Eventag World.) ALBANY, Aug. 1.—The joint legisla~ ive commiitee appointed to Investigate e condition and management’ of the lfe insurance. companies of this State met) to-day, organized and decided to go to New York Clty to-night to.pertect arrangements for beginning the invert!- gation. All members of the committee, Senators Armstrong, Tully and Riordan and Ascemblymen ‘Rogers, Cox, Wemple, Prentice and McKeown, were’ present. The committee elected Senator Arm- strong chairman and. Assemblyman Prentice secretary. Frank 8, Johnson, Bergeant-at-Arms of the State Assem- bly, was clected sergeant-at-arms and Will be aselated by Charles Houghtaling, wao holds a simitar position in the Senate, While the appointment of counsel was discusged In a general way, it probably - Blaze He Flees, Conscience| lary’s Work May Have Beer Stricken. for Spite, The latest of many recent in¢endiary After sprinkling Kerosene on the aialF®'! g.6, in Williamaburg was discovered the floors and w: coring of the hall-| earjy to-day. at No, $2 Nostrand’ av Ways and ‘setting ihe floor oa fire im) nue, Had the) binge been allowed a twe places in Ube tenement No, 94-956) rew more minules’ headway thre? ‘aouses First avenue carly to-dey. a fizebug W94) must have vurned to the ground ‘and evidently consloeace-s.zicken and put otf forty lives ‘been! endanger the flames te had started and lett the} 4 house. In no other wayican-the tenants | agcount fox the situation they discovered when they arose vhii Floors. walnsco. were soaked with barned out matches were lying abouc and in’ two places, on the floor and Sep agains of the ground floor ha. Tes cles of charred. ¥ yreodt fad started and Stamped out before tt mained eae Showed where lire will be several days before any_selection | on! will be made. The names of Tracy Becker and Simon Fleischman, of Lge iy were mentioned Loe the ponttion ‘Aasintaut Cour ‘he coma nee louse, Haotwe pirolte’ ‘butting ing ie © No Ketel whl be omeial quarters, and each member can pee select his own ho ey faaid that it was opinion of the members vestiga’ on should begin at once and continued until Senstanad BAG ootypietag PUT SAFE IN YAN, THEA H ROBBED ITs con a closed, o'tlock, ‘thie Corctinyom 1° “went to, 6 ‘There are three old areal frame Ni 5), 52 and ran ing his ‘room ‘ye second floor of No. oz to begn ble rly, morning ound of extingulsa- eet lights he brie fire ii the fear OF the house, fe called | his brother-in-law, Tony 5 throughour the fower of Alter the blaze was pat out a policeman d inthe extension two soda-water, iting: In tke bot tom nik each was a" ae pRB Sy i Opa ic eaten Com- pa a tars factery next bare ltt Bs fae y pest oor. 30) Eee Puaate a to ores be ae 1 his tae and ne dlesatiptact) {x enldto have k it le thought at onl Dresses in delicate shades_. of pink, Blue; lavender and _green, ary UP yaa White Batiste ‘Princ:ss™ Dresses, Handsomely trimmed with lace ane embroidery. | i 24 50 Cotton Crepe K menos, Vas rious colors and Ovientil- patterns. I.§0,.2.25 and 390 A variéty of Bathing Suid” + {Shoes and Caps in all the - fasliouable colors and mas | terials, was he did not thine be Ane Nag] and he fell seiner oem jour later any 3 urger, Bohne” dence Mery Mie Sigg ey (0 Fe Burger a y a er He then discovered been acbamtee by Bleyin’ and Crotty found a i button of blue. enamel, wii File lettering, “Hermes Achieto Cub,” Op the floor of the lower hall, biter pute ghia’ whe me, ow ed te atta bjs pM! Lenahacsd PPP ORN COAL ‘SOARS ees 4 rake, and eee the attempt to bas igi haga Dy eplte rane eit Twenty-third Street. FAIR FOR SICK BABIES, peers a oa fa se THEIES ROB : A POST-FIC ints neparia, bad. nO tiepression on the Prices whatever. he action of ‘the Wien the report nha of the » market during the lagt fow days fom open of the gafe of Prades yl been @ pussie to moat of the trader saloon und’ cigar store, No, 119, and outside speculators, itd avenue, and the, theft of Of | $6,000 In ‘The opening priced were: July, none; (and valuables, came to ight the August, 10. to 10.05; September, of- ly hidden’ story of similar op-. ferwd, 10:77; October, 10.69, t0 10.00; Nor yembor, 10.94 bid;Decomber, 10.5 to | gang, prem ted pee January, 1,01 1¢ 21,08; February, 64 the safe ot 51.19.10 WA; April, none; 1 pf No, 988 pe} 1M to MAT. ; ; ae Ee oe AM a ah WHEAT PRICES RIZE caroline oi “Givens “5. "Ht a} TH SHORTS Buy, Wheat sold higher Ihure to-gay, due {o bullish Influences" from abroad, spate’ was ul i bn come 0 of the vatavorable harvgtine weather F RECEIVER FOR RAILROAD. | the vntovocabig harvatny. wea rewowd toward (he ele ui nanteen RO ITTT beth, Piuthdetis \teniesesiona at a tons, Centra) Trust Company Taken Ane Ohm Peacith pane. ut shorts ‘Government bonly were vochanged thon Agalant the PB & RM, | Rervous and ran vrices up fi Wille valliad aril-othwr Lode wee! RopraLo, Avg, 1—The | Pittmburm, | Bebivta 9 2-2 for Reytoniber tm Aer Sei par Bhawaut Ana Borhery Tigray ot al market, © es of Stocks were 692.800! puny was placed In tho hards of & iets Ang boda Cen A ip EE elgg > Me oghetigt pe s eneea a ate Of interest on oustanding onde al } i. ait? Kx MAYFLOWER HER! Bani Pee abet oar ae . in fc AB Doherty Tho Government yoht Mastower, mre! ay ils. bond ‘on. Ld ¢ ttt rived of Billa Inland early to-day a hor, Bhe will syalt be Mitte ih hae Het vyebro wns REDW ain ov ckly and. sold BURsON ws exauise recovered quickly | f -& These galus- however, were ee fetes 1 ‘ dueradyance in.Co, i Vanden Ine fimenced dealings in qty Amalyamatel isette here, BUG At An adymrce Of SS. Attiaeondy BMjnne leo kevebydd attention, ana” are feline nec rie ed fie in lant i kagin ?Parker went pelecied. Unten nea Paciic aa q tirgyt, and om tree offers) Ty ings was) old down mlm. Hele were excoptlonilly “dul and willie the Btoel .siocks were Good huylag in Pennsvtvania, Qutarie ri, Peopic's Gas, St Kaul’ Jovillg & Navlivill. any Now York. Central sean un the prives af at) thom jgsuce, Dit they failed ip hold. Arnerican Biygay was aeedve, but: Ire temuler. After runnin ip i 4 per cent, HAdvane: