The evening world. Newspaper, August 8, 1905, Page 7

WOMEN IN AUTO HUSBAND HELD, | Portex “Srarrow. Pollee Sere: ustay Rehan, of the a. A: West Sixty-elghthe street station, re- Passengers in a Machine Said) Mrs. Kalmira Collapses in Police Hi Bae MO ts to Be Owned by Millionaire} Court When He Is Committed famiy. Fresh meats, fruits, ees, &c., are high jn the Catskills and yester Hobart Park, Cared for Man| for Trial on Charge of Pass-|ciay sergt, Hehnan bought @ supply which he Intended sending to his wife ied It Injured. ing Bad Checks. tonday The supplies were taken to the sta- tlon-house To: the Bergeant dis- {ee cover had been stolen, ¢ about the stuff so much, Sergt. Rehnan, “but. I would Ike to get my hands on the fel- seven years first street, Stein (Spectal to The Bvening World) Charles Kalmira_ thirt WHITE, PLAINS, N. ¥., Aug. &—|old, of No. 221 East Twent James Burnett, twenty-four years old,|was held by Magistrat Ativer for Grocer Sniffen, ts dying in| Harlem Court, to-day the White Plains Hospital from injuries | having passed two wor emused by an automobile running into) Jacob Mergenthal, of > the delivery wagon he was driving and) venue, the Bronx. throwing him into the roadway. Kalmira’s young wife and little baby ‘The machine bore license No. waz, | Were in the court-room when ihe was New York. Chief of Pollce Harmon |@ffaigned, and the woman collapsed | 7 : : elas Millionaire Hobart Park, of Rye, He| Would have to hold her husband. She | delegates to the commonwealth. had to be carried from the court-room. ays the chauffeur was not to blame - th M istr: that Aba ane abslaent Mergenthal told the Magi ; Kalmira had given him two checks, one Burnett was driving in Joseph Albro's| tor $18 and the other for $17.60, both place when he got directly in ‘the path} arawn’ on the Hamilton Bank. When Of the machine before Chauffeur Mur-| Mergenthal presented the $17.50 check Dhy could put on the brakes. Threo|{¢ was returned to him marked fashionably gowned women were in the] funds.” ‘The other check, so he sald, machine, and they cared for Burnett} was not due yet until the ambulance arrived. Kalmira told confijoting stories about the checks, one being that Mergentha AUTO LEFT VICTIM bad given him both checks and had | then gone through the form of cashing DYING IN ROAD, | igh (8 0f8e" © mislead Mrs, Mergen t. in How who took them: charges of ———<—____ 7 radius VHOTOGRAPHER'S CONVENTION BOSTON, Aug. &—The quarter con- tennial convention of the Photograph- ers’ Association of America was begun here to-day, with photographens from RS, SUCINNAD GES TO PAIN Justice Wyatt Sentences Baby Farming Agent for 20 Days— | Thinks There Should Be Many} More Complaints. Tustice Wyatt, as presiding Justice in the Court of Special Sessions, to-day fentenced Lena Sucelmaro, of No. 332 Fast Fourteenth street, to twenty days | in the clty prison, The charge against the woman was Inducing a midwife, rinnl, who Hves in Harlem, to take a four mouths’ old infant to board when the midwife did not have the certificate wequired by Mw. The woman, who described her- self as an agent, Was arrested on July before Magistrate Crane in Harlem Court. ‘Tho Magi LEXINGTON 10 3 AVE F 597060757 Inn's Soci i Letizia Tambu- | ‘ate | OPAVE. 2/8 22°STREETS. Vietor Talking Machines WN Sia Week . DRY GOO rei We’ll Store Until Autumn Whatever You Buy in This Great August Sale of Furniture. ple who ars summering at the shore haye written to know if, in case they take advantage of our August Sale prices, we would store the Furniture for them until they get back to town. Certainly, We're doing this very thing every day—for dazens of folk. in August, beca' August prices A good many pe This bid Furniture movement come A month later, we'll be very busy anyway. "7 I uces ment for you (obuy. You can't even approach them at any other time of )ear--excepting possibly In February, = a . a. ir“ ia - re best able to handie It at that time. e made startlingly Jow, as an indu: $5.50 Chiffon: $35 Brass Bed, $20.00 China $14.00 Bureau, fer, $3.45 $21.50 ¢ $12.75 _ $8.75. large vases and mounts; glass ent and movablo $23.00 Dining $20 Parlor Suit Table, $15.50 $12.75 Chair, $2.98 reversible denim extending 6 fect. Bedroom Furniture. Chiffoniers Golden Oak regularly $10.00. regularly $12.00. #14.00—regularly $22.00, 823.00—regularly $85.00, with bent with oval mirror top and two large drawers $4.50 Morris CLL EL Golden oak a ee Hime bate i iC or; hase ; nseta Bureaus. Golden Oak. a S—reculariy $124.00 O—reculariy $1000 (ooreculariy $26.00 B2h.00—recularly $38.00 | Mahogany. gene \ < o The F ng World.) lerk for Philly Hook, meat deater at Fort Lee bably fatally in- gs by a big tour. The machine e extent of of Engle did not Bauer's = is still unconscious in Dr aut Was travelling accident happened WANTS TO QUST very fast whe QUEENS SHER William Plunkett, of Ridgewood » Heights, Says He Was As- saulted by Meyerese and His and be aia n train would take Heelers in District Fight. John Bohmbach, an attorney of Mid- dle V Borough Preparation to-day Gov. Higgins fo off Sherit Boh n Plunkett, of No, 1710 for Wi vam avenue, Ridgewood Height uims he was assaulted last ne if Mever- is er y beaten. is aan of the ° organization of i of Que uly split off from the oid Thirty - ninth = Pr Plunkett says, wants his Charles Van Site Count ganizat La coun- Woodwa Sh Plled Van ,Sife he reat he Sought refuge use. Plunk josed and his He 8 h t's noge js br. ‘ ind herifl Meye WEALTHY WOMAN LOST IN WOODS Miss Eva H. Colby. of Haverhill, | Mass., Disappears from Hol- derness, N. H.—Believed to! Bo Mentally Unbalanced, HOLDER N. HW, Aug. 8.- and belleved to be ceranged, Mis a rich young woman Haverhill, Mass. 1s wandering somes where !n the i forests which skirt Lake Winnipesauiee, and to-day rela tlves and a number of friends are searching for her. i Miss Coiby arrived here on Buturday | #t, She looked ay though she had walked a long distance, and at the house of Frank oynton, where she stopped, her resemblance to Miss Mary A. Tucker, the losi Providence school teacher, who has just been found near 84uth Lebanon, s noted. ‘thal to detain put she left, f straight for the woods Mits Colby Inherited a small fortune from her father, and she had consid- | @rable money In ber own name TAGGART’S CASE DELAYED. (Bpocinl to The Evening World.) WOOSTER, 0., Aug. §—Owing to the MMness of James Stering, counsel for Plaintiff, the Taswart divoree case could not #9 on this morning. Considerable friction has developed hetween Mr. and Mrs, Taggart about thelr two boys, Major ‘Taggart wanted see the boys yesterday, but Mra. exart Arranwed 8) ay to prevent this, here was tlk to-day of he wourt for un ee hie children, ably patch up a tru SACK, Aug. 8—Paul Bauer, | FOUR HURT IN TRAIN COLLISION ‘Two Lackawanna Trains Come | Together at Switch—None of Victims Seriously One Hurled from Car. ew York when press crashed int r girl was walkiz ked to the floor and os TRAINING-SHIP ASHORE, and is thought com of ie ers css Cure forthe Blues. “ONE MECICINE THAT. HAS. NEVER FAILED Health Fully Restored and the Joy of Lie Regaiued, arted woman {s suddenly nto that perfection of misery, JES, ft is a sad picture, It is da head has ached and for some tim: once er twice; head dizzy, and heart- then that beuring- * down feeling, and during her men- strual period she is exceedingly de- ‘A beats very fast; “Cheer up; you have But she doesn’t get “all right,” and brooding, morbid, mélancholy, ever- lasting BLUES. until your sufferings your nerves all shattered and your courage gone, Pinkham’s Vegetahle Compound. See what it did for Mrs, Rosa Adams, of 819 12th street, Louisville, Ky., nieces of the late General Roger Hanson, ©. 8. A. She writes: Dear Mrs. Pinkham :— “T cannot tell you with pen and ink what table Compound ‘ered with foinale ssitude, ‘the blucs,’ Here Lydia B, Pinkhan an done for m | roubles, extreme Yousness and that advised to try Lydl Compo! nkham's Vegetable und, and It not only cured my tunic {, but it hay restored me (oper Fe Gays has returned, and not sutter any longer with doaponder T consider Lydia Wi, TMPOUNd A boon to Llek n al to] and suffering wom ne) ce as the 2 9 for advice, | One Hondred and Fifty | ¥-ygn's to.. exactly as illustrated on ‘reduced from $9.5 and $11.75 Warranted $15.00 and Women’s $17.50 Tailored Skirts, Made of superior quality All are made of Panama and Sicilian Cloths. proof, They ed here is illustrat fabrics that are are fashioned after the most the left. Colors: Black, approved: mod- blue and brown. All sizes. els and superbly The smartest effect finished. — Will . Nahar this season. Just fit. perfectly, hst | | Mahogany. Mahogany Brass Beds and Bedding. $40.00 Beds, $206.00. T ball connection | regularly $00.0) Raincoats for $7.50. One of the styles ith Curly Birch Foldiné@ouchBe A Regular $10.00 5. 8 e the best of lacq $40.00 Brass Bod reduted ¢ m) Biwak Bed reduced to absolutely rain- MATPRESSES. All. sizes from 32 s Mattress and Cover, to-mor- Ox- Ss. Summer Games Crogue: Sots, ‘ S100, 81.89, up to, 8/76 | Tennin Nota, 94 tt Polew, ermplete, wit a Por Racauets, value 1s Bails, extra quaaity R14.00—rezuiariy $20.00 22.00. nt 3 BBO 00. RGOOOoreeulariy $8 SS5.00—recularic $12 Dressin& Tables. 29.00 recut Ore 'e bi 24 Fleor, sith st Men’s Two-Piece Summer Svits. ost desirable shades— ics in the nd lined—a Light-weight fa correctly made an suits for Women’s Long Kimonos. Made of ex and strip front pl 41; excellent quality, at Men’s $1.25 and $1.50 Pajamas. Made of woven madras, in white and colored effects, and of fine soft cambric and percale, in neat designs; Shirts with long or short ary collar and large pearl buttons. have m Coupon. Our $8 Hair Mattress 1) for $4.98. All trely h HH 1 staph aN hair, Cove crodt In fbest A. C. >»LD MiotT TNs COUPON, 125 styles BRASS BEDS. 200 styles ENAM- ELLED REDS. Allmanufactvrers’ samples at startling reductions. ! nedales’, Fi are nt quality lawn, with tasteful figures some in Japanese design; back and QO ay ed dotted Sw all new; now Some record-breaking values in our great under-price ba : to crowd these departments to-morrow, and in order to do so have made a big Be one of the crowd Refrigerators. Children’s White Dresses. 1 In Princess and yoke effects, with ctual $10.0 pointed yoke of blind and open e te $4.95 beautifully made; 6 months to 4 ye 12%¢. and 15c. Wash Goods Reduced. About 6,000 yards ¢ juare, circular and It will pay you. Screen Doors. All sizes of tet cut in all prices mineral felt, one of non-conductors the box stands 54 in , with ice chamber 18x n chamber 21%2x23 in. Water Coolers. 1,000 water coolers, made of wood | regular price up to $2.00; Hose Supporters. Meera Front Hose Sup- porters, best quality, Satin pad, all silk elas- tic straps, rubber but- ton attachment; value 75c., at 39c. — Women’s AL 19c. Straight Front Hose Sup- Porters, satin pad, extra heavy lisle elas- tic straps; value 3 at 19¢, Al 9c,—Women’s, Misses’ and Children's tose Sup- porters, extra wide, strong elas- tic; usual price 15c., at 9c. a pair, At 9c,—Women’s Hose Sup- * porters, satin strap, ruf. fle edge clastic; usual price 15c., at 9c. At 10c,— Men's All-Silk Els- tic Hose Supporters, usual price 19c, at 10c. a pair, —Women’s Silk Hose Al 19¢. Supporters, i black, white and all colors. versitor Coltees. Highest Quality Hotels, Boarding Houses and Yachts, as well: as private families, will pro'it by taking advan. tage of this great opportunity Cofiees Golden Santos Coffee Maracaibo Coffee Guatemala Coffee Guatemala Coffee., Royal Peaberry.. Java, Mocha and \ Our Celebrated Java and Mocha Java, interior private plantation, Java and Moeh ttn br only 6 New F h ee. Baby Olives Sifted OW Je MU Two. tay Herrine awe Te tthe Re Baking wider Ar gago! Pore brend, equal to iy Rolled Wat adi 2be ) our Al regular Ustomer: per 6a aaa mT A fer 20c | Tender, extra fine Mayor; can 256 | ie wlish mingdales’, Base Razors, 68c, Gillette” et 156 aaaa=S=emaeaeaaoaoaoEoIoouTvu]T’l_—oeeaaooeeeE See Great Sale of $350 Weigner Pianos for $195. $5.00 Down and $1.00 Per Week. No Interest. No Extras Whatever. Stool and Cover Free. peo. seeciatat special, all Sizes....eveeene Garden Hose. Guaranteed quality of Tawyn or garden . *L0e Jardineres. 1,000 decorated jardinieres, for Sum- mer and city homes; valued from 75¢ to close, each, 4OVc 12.95 Men's Balbriggan Underwear. double seats; all. are strictly first-quality 35c Rsiadon - 80c goods; all sizes. 2, 98) | Bx [on bottom, full clamped, inside roller, full Dinner Sets. American porcelain dinner ‘ts, decorated with 6,45 flower | | { the price. Worsted honey comb or fancy rnishings and China. | The Famous All Around the World | Dress Trunks. N $ ee 40-inch... $8.95 Lawn Mowers. Good quality, serviceable lawn mow- ers; regular price $4.00; heavy duck canvas, painted with lead and Al paint and handsomely varnished; trom bound, matieable iron trimmings, brassed finish, stout hardwood slats, valance clamps back and front; 12-Inch hinges, No. 4 bolta, lor lock, fron bottoms, three cleats muslin lined; set-up tray with centre di- vision and divided Ud, two strong russet sole leather straps around body; this ts the strongest and bost trunk ever offered for form the most attractive Car $1.65 Body Bru Great for wear er Price. Great August Saie of $2.00 Sets of the Famed Star Safely Razors for is the leader in this great sale. The Star is so well know: for its sterling qualities that the mere announcement 0: this cut price will mean a tremendous sale Complete $2 Set of making 24 blades in all “Yankee’’ Safety complete set, $5.00. $2.00 Radio-Magno Safety Safety Razor, with and best Razor of its blades, | kind made, 95¢c, Regular Razors Very much under regular price. Wade & Butcher Razors, $1.25 Hollow Ground, . $1.75 Hollow Ground... Rogers Razors. $1.50 Genuine English Holle» Tomatoes, Fomularly at. Tae F 1 Razor Outfits, twelve double Crackers, | LAWN Vanilla Wasers, | A Wrightington's. F & | $3.98 and | 85.98. Finest | LAWN Wostenholm Razors, Sheffield Stee! $1.50 Hollow Ground, , Bloomingdale due, COD ‘Oc L; nA cart B'oomingdale Brothers’ Lex. lo 3d Ave, 59th to 60th St, In “This Sale for To-Morrow Youll Buy All the New Carpets at Mill Prices. Mill prices mean what the Carpets usually cost us at the mill. But each year, transactions, we get many lots at a price enabling us to charge you only the these Carpets will be ready tor you—and they jo $1.75 Savonnerie Axminsters at $1.25. lie Fifty patterns; Alex. Smith & Sons’ make; handsome floral | 45 patterns; five-trar and Oriental designs. ’ $1.25 Velvet Carpets at S9c. because of our large regular ctual mill cost. To-morrow bargain of the entire year. sels Carpet, $1.23. ne body Brussels—for rooms, halls and ction of patterns. | $1.35 Axminster Carpets at 98c. Alex. Smith & Sons’, also Higgins’s best grades; one of the | Alex. Smith & Sons’; also Lowell's finest pattrns; handsome, biggest bargains of the sale. $1.50 Wilton Velvet Carpets at $1.15. cially for parlors 85c. Tapestry Brussels at O5c. Complete assortment of room, hall and | Alex, Smith, W. & J. Sloane and Higgins's best qualities in ‘hall and stair, also room effects. This Week's Great Sale of Groceries The Best 5:Plece Slip @overs in New York for only Thi for twenty finished wi guarant and weryic ny ‘Third floor Startling Reductions on Porch and Lawn Furniture. All this Summery Furniture must be sold this week, hence reductions from a quarter to @ half. SWINGS at $2.98, in town. SETTEES, at $9c., 89¢ and $1, You can't beat the prices PORCH ROCKERS a: 59c.—The handy chair, Large size,» at $1.29, Bees | Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. | y ws tien