The evening world. Newspaper, August 18, 1905, Page 7

- News IN A Nutshell Cranberry'Inn Burns. BRISTOL, VA., AUG. 18—The Cran- MAN DIES FROM BLOWN QUAREL Skull Fractured on Street Near His Home—Police Seek Al- leged Assailant, Who Fled After Hitting Victim. Frederick Schultz, of No, 60 Amster- fam avenue, died tn ood Wrigh Berry Tan,’ a well-known hotel neat Htouptal tonday na the result of a trace Cranberry in the North Carolina moun-| we RG recelved in a quarrel yester- | tains, was Semroyed by fire to-day at wm-loms of $20,000, 2 no insurance, Henry to Visit Us. KIEL, AUG. 18,—It fs understood here that Prince Henry, brother of Emperor William, will again visit the United Siates this fai | of his home. trivial were the Injurtes | he ume ne was sent to spital that the poilce failed + seek the map accused of having strak | him, and tt was not unttl Sehultz died At word was as h to arrest ona was ix ree years old, and lived uz a painter, Hanged Himself. | wi family at the Amsterdam ave-| BINGHAMTON, N. Y., AUG, 18= of Piecaner hous || Morzan D: an old and respected 21.4 ne Gaal wal pts eR, committed sulctd® sanding outside the o lar when Fer- by hanging himself tn his barn to-day | roi oy and ere Oi ae Ba eee eed by poor{Fona came up and ordered him away beklth: |s 2 refused go and ft ts said ———— the coal dealer hit him a blow that | fetiea Left Big Mail Behind. oar ot ‘Sehutts| SCO, AUG. 18.—The P: vera assailan’. | Centrat | by al police kh wagons to are ke 1 in chat up on time, nelghdor DENIED BEER MONEY | [ONGKON | HE USED HIS KNIFE. eek ‘ mectsanoe cy Stabbing Starts a Small Sized Riot | American gos Matthew Nathan, been ref Governor of Bank Messenger Missing. in Recreation Park Under the | Willlamaburg Bridge. | nich a thousand or more| fon park ze, at |W h street, Rrooi- | Sixth e@ Willkameburg - avenue and South F: ny bank. 4 for his capture, Steamship Captain Arrested. PHILADELPHIA, AUG. w—Capt Qharies R. Jones, of the America steamship Peconic, with a cargo of §) hur from New ‘Orleans, wae Ute Lew | eid in $5) ball for trial ‘for fer Gee | stop at the Reedy Island stabbing soppe Bratton, below this city, sD Reene The Peécon Now Orleans i Geen bill of Health Florist Dies. WASHINGTO: AUG. 18.—L. FE. Dake, | . a delegate to the Florists’ nm here, was taken swidenly {11 last night and died tn an hour at the Emergency Hospital. He was sixty years old. Boy Thief Killed. PITTSBURG, Pe.. Hollow, aged 15 years, was Milled to-day near Monongahela Thompson Nota 0 he wus ropbi other bovs, exeaped Thousands r Won | AREMADE WELLAND STRONG Edward ' success of Lydia E. Pinkham’sVezetable Compound Rests Uson tke Fact that It Really Does Make Sick Women Well| Thousands upon thousands of Ameri- | Betorm “School. and itt ® can women have been restored to health geeking food. by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- | A pound, Their letters are on file in Lake Schooner Sunk. Mrs. Pinkhum’s office, and prove this SAULT STE. MARIF, AUG. 18.—The | statement to be a fact and not a mere aledonia Overshadowing it | f Kewee- of this great medic 5 with it all other mi “ ralenea its wide- ; good? Why has it lived and thrived and its glorious work for a quarter of tury? | nd surely because of its stei The reason no other m id its success i. t ecause there is e in the world so good San Domingo Customs. | WASHINGTON. AUG. 3 wonderful power of Lydia E. 's Vegetable Compound over | of womankind is not be- ause it ey Stimulant—not because it | is a pa but simply because it is | the Host Pe enairl tonic and recon- structor ever discovered to act directly, upon the uterine system, positively Lucanta Nears Port. CURING disease and displacements ana | : ri | the disea Lesueur 8 3 id Cape Frio, Braail, his vessel was in col- Nsion with a steamer The Cun restoring health and vigor. = n New York Marvellous cures are reported from m ali parts of the country by women who have been cured, trained nurses who have witnessed cures, and physicians | who have recognized the vir in |Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- | pound, and are fair enough to “give | credit where it is due. If physicians | \dared to be frank and open, hundreds | of them would acknowledge that they | | constantly prescribe Lydia E, Pink-| |ham's Vegetable Compound in severe {eases of female ills, as they know by Jexperience that it will effect a cure. Women who are troubled with pain- ‘ful or irregular menstruation, backache, bloating (or flatulence), leucorrhoea, alling, inflammation or ulceration of he uterus, rian troubles, — that Mille and tng, ‘and many residences | “bearing-down” feeling, dizziness, faint- damaged. |ness, indigestion, nervous prostration, or the blues, should take immediate ac- Insane Musician Dead. tion te ward off the serious conse- DAYTON, AUG. 18.—Leon Jacerwitz, quences and be restored to health and) formerly a noted Riiisian musician, died Strength by taking Lydia E, Pinkham's in the Biate Hospital to. day. While More Feud Victims, PIKEVILLE, KY., Aug, 18—The feud clans of the Mullinses and Flem) the Letcher County Ine met, a lay. Monroe Seward was kill Henry ‘Mullins dangerously wounded. Kansas Lids Off, TOPEKA, AUG, 18.--A terrific wind- wtorm, accompanied by a@ heavy fall of | . yailed here to-day. The, build- | Then’ bf °Cromoy & Co. the ShSawnee Mills "and the Crawford Opera-House Vegetable Compound. Anyway, write | 1D ee with an opera company thirty )to Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for ad- ears ago he lost his mind ‘and al | vice. It’s free and always helpful. howledice of music, Some months, ago the memory of music returned and he | niged a band among the asylum {n- mates, Fell Under Engine. "PENN YAN. N. ¥, AUG, 18.—Judad Miller, of Geneva, a trainman on the Middlesex Valley branch of the Leigh Valley road, was killed ai Rushyille at noon to-day by faling under a switch= ing engine. /U, A. Andrews Dying. OLEVELAND, O0., AUG, 18.-Upson A, Andrews, of Youngstown, formerly treasurer of the Pittsbung Coal Cy Peel is dying in a hospital here, after operatios He 4 hn sat or ‘ang wie See sronnested FOR SALE. NEW CREDIT PLAN. WHAT WE DO. | | et) Ciotiag on eredit-mien, women, dove, | So CRE an Sete ore Y in repair one year free, WHAT WE DONT DO, Ask (or any reference oF wecui Re a So to YOU Bi neighbors Gr prmplover, your honest we make to liver yt You oan take the LENOX ‘CLOTHING G CO., 2276 3d Ave, bet. 123d and 124th, 884 Columbus Ave,, bet, 103d and 104th, OPEN EVENINGS. Spe! for i gh Dubligemervice corporations ii in New pee A RAIL by Witte’, Sister, AE NINETY PO (SSts"STS, (C0 AT Te. FOB SEW YORK, SummerMerchandise Of Every Description Selling Quickly At Clearance Prices. We're making room for Fall Stocks, therefore the power of LOW PRICES is brought into effect with more force than ever. For to-morrow morning we have arranged a_list of special values such as no person can well afford to miss. Store Closes at 1 P. Y. Saturday. Double “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Until 12. Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. 33.50 Shirt Waist Suits for Women at Final Clean-Up Saturday Morning. Without doubt one of the current season’s greatest values in Women’s Shirt Waist} Suits. and the beauty of the styles These Shirt Waist Suits are made of fine white lawn—of lawn in figures and trripes—of fancy percale and tan chambray—a splendid variety of colorings and in the seazon’s best styles. Such value is sure to make a brisk half day's selling. re. Second Floor, From, 18th Bt.) noner Men’s Sample Soft Hatsat 7,5 0 Sale continues Saturday morning with plenty of the best shapes. Included are Alpines, Tourists, Telescopes, Golf and Rough Rider shapes, suitable for men or youths, black, brown, pearl. steel, tan and Belgian. This lot of hats deserves your attention. @, Main Floor, East.) (Blegel Cooper Youths’ Summer Sutts. Oxtraordinary Ovfering at $2.75, Three Piece Suits. Single and double breasted sacks; comprising cheviots, cassimeres and homespuns: light and dark colorings; broad shoulder effect; sizes 14 to 20 years, breast measurements 3 : heavy enough for early Fall wear, ac Coat and Trousers Suits. Coats and Trousers in the newest Summer fabrics of light ‘or dark colorngs—wool crashes, cheviots and homespuns; sizes range from 17 to 20 years, and breast measurements from 30 to 36; at less than cost to 2. 75 | manufacture, at (Steel Cooper Store. Second Floor, East, 18th St.) Hurrying Out Summer Shoes Go Make Way ror Yew Fall Styles. Women’s $3.00 and $3.50 Oxfords, $1.95. These Oxfords are in patent kid, with military heels, vici kid with Cuban heels, and tan kid hand-turned soles with French heel: ° Women’s $3.00 and $3.50 Shoes, $1.95. Patent leather button and lace shoes with kid or cloth tops vici kid with patent leather tips, Cuban and military heels. Men’s $3.50 and $5.00 Shoes and Oxfords, $1. 95. | MEN’S SHOES; vici kid, box calf, patent leather and tan calf, with Goodvear weited soles. MEN'S OXFORDS; Russia calf, tan kid, patent leather, | velour calf, (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor.) Meat Market. Wines & Liguors| LasBaFancy pindquarters of apztog | Zale), Manhetigy op, Martini Cocktal lamb ib 160 ‘Crem De M he Cherries, per pl ROAST BEEF—Fnney rib roast, Ib MUTTON! of choice Canada Mut- ton. 1b, LAMB—Forequarters of Lamb. 1b CORNED BEEF—Cholco plate or navel er Cherries, ber 'q fancy one nelected dry picked | Old Crow vt mat . Vo J gallon. $8.50; per ull quar © fresh killed broil: tani Whiskey, per © Whiske fowls, Ib. POULTRY-—Fancy evs, Ib, ane LOAST BEEF—Rib roast, cut from nas i, oa Nive Oats We Given Quast ray got Toke al art TA LaH HAMA rroear's galbyensccquall ECE gallon. ber saa hen rat oie Tinie atte taordan, [rusting part gis gy OF thin, ede ine Hotel aot Ee’ manctiner ver tb...” doe | Puritan ‘onion Ridgel Cobper $t01 2&3 Piece Suits 3. 50 Jor Wen, ae To-Morrow Morning—The Last Call. Popular single and double breasted styles in the most desirable fabrics and patterns. Sizes 33 to 42 only. Enough good styles to please everybody. The only reason we are able to repeat this wonderful offering is because we bought the “round up” of Summer Suits from two prominent manufacturers the other day, This is positively the last chance you will have to buy @ neat (Siege! Cooper Store, Fourth Floor.) well-fiting Summer Suit at THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY (f Fancy 3-Plece Sack Suits. Coat and Trousers Sults, Coats are quarter silk CENTS. Single and Double Breasted Styles. i Thibeu bri id Thay we Soave sed Tt i fay of aa nk 1s, Ho! wi | Craahes ith Single and Double Breasted Sack Coste fs Many of these The Trew hr, et rt dl am a in our of lol moun cere La L350 You will think the price wonderfully low when you see the quality of the suits | Colors are| ; ight enoug> ro be comforiable and @ 5| | VOGEL BROTHERS, 42d St., cor. 8th Ave. Final Clearance Sale of Men’s Summer Suits. Former Prices $12, $14 and $15, Reduced to $ 10. It’s housecleaning time here now. A time when we gather into one great lot all the depleted lines of suits. In this group at $10 you will find in single-breasted sack models splendid blue serges, fancy cheviots and cassimeres. The former prices for these suits were $12, $14 and $15, all now reduced to $10. Open Saturday Night till 10 o’Clock. Y soeh Brothers. AQra Se Cor &* Ave 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 West Fourteenth Street 7,9, 14, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Street. CLOSED TO-MORROW in conformity with our custom in previous and present Summer seasons of HBatiermao Broadway—Brooklyn. 5-Hour Specials for Saturday ON SALE 8.30 A. M. TO 1.30 P. M. Owing to the Drastic Price Cuts, No Telephone, Mail or C. 0. D. Orders. 50c Skirt Patterns, 25 Just the Thing for Fall Wear. Each pattern co of Outing Flan width, with deep ished | with crochet Color assortment in and white stripes... 50c Night Dresses, 35¢ Fine Quality Musiin. shell edg gray » 25¢ Men’s Hose, Pair 6c Men's Black (x double heel and stainless; priced rr We; doz, Be, Graham Crackers, 6c tonal Biscuit 08 “In-er- packages: reguiarly 1oe., OC (Limit 4 packages.) ton Haif Hose seal” # pair. Our Semi-Annual Furniture Sale| Offers Uncommonly Sensational Values. HIS magnetic movement offers you furniture when you most want It at con- siderably less cost than you can get it elsewhere, and at the same time it I fords you rates — Superior materials throughout that are not ap- proached by any of the popular sales, You are actually getting de ‘balues, These are facts worthy of serlausthought, Saturday eee aon Oak Extension Tables. Round and square tops, golden oak. some have turned legs, others pedestal legs; all substanti built 5 foot ally 32% In. {6 foot; 3% + fog. were 3.58 3004 | fog? were 6064680 6 foots A tn fea: were 4) 3064 | fox? were 0 5027 49 In, 6 ; were 9.75 18: 3 "hinw 9 4G) Seg foot; 4 "10,98 Women’s Waists, Suits and Skirts Prices Lowered to the Smallest. E SILK WHI AWN SI rw WAISTS; lace y ir Imes | sheer quality: lace mad hy Sot insertion down centre of front; tuck-| embroidery trimmed: 5 nec kacand cd cuffs “with lace inser= | long sleeves, ‘ jon, Regularly 1.98 shore sleeves a 98c SHIRT-WAIST {WALKING skmnts 1,98 HEAVY WHIT. low necks Regularly 7 ‘ures. broken lots. Regu $4.00, Also several Boys’ and i Men’s othe. ae SUIT: ton 20 years, Buble-bredsted models. 7000, 8.99 |} Men's BLUR DOUBLE: Young All BREASTED SERGE SUITS. 15 to \Yr, ‘ars, were 80.0, reduced 6.95 geilln Long. PANTS for young men, 27 to, DRE: ‘ITS, double-breasted and 32 waist om 4,50, 2,00] Norfolk styles, 7 10 16 Sholee of many atyles ars, now Fall styles 290, 3698 | ecation and School KNEE PANTS, 1 collars gene ITs, wit t! " \ lar: rows of Thousands to #e- a, vs leot from. at 3%, 49c, 69c | braid. 3 Boys! Blue Serge 2-PIECE DRESS Fine Black and SUITS, 7.10 Ie years, made 2 gg for voung men, to sell at $4.60; here Saturday, double-breasted Shoes for the Entire Family. MISBEB AND CHILDRP: ACE SHO new sadior | gut nt a Batiatoat patent | f 1 39 Re Nee ae eesie tds wolsa 69 | 84 wate, BAle......06. sifies 8% to'2; this sale ATIN CALF LACE WOMEN'S, MISSES’ AND. CHIL- Bide; Shepton AS 3,39 DREN'S KID BHOES Patent ‘eather “Ups: this sale.. utten and | WOMEN'S SHOES tm button ana jc | ace, In alt vi and neat tops; patent leather tips: extension | aol widtha © to FE 98c| Dy to bs this wale. BOYS’ CALF LACE § 3H all gizes, $ to 54. 50c to $1.50 Silk Gloves, 25c. a Sie Mitts and plaih "and opens Mee aretha te pind with lonu opine wrk 25c Blain and cpeniy 308; to #80; all reduced. to. | Saturday In Our Popular a COFFEE—Ow Araboga: best we ¢ buy; remularly 300, per 1b. of Saturday, Ib. for only TEAS—Any or Mixed, olan fuat or Coyl P—Tordeaun f for anes or bettie, Dnt De IT BYRUPH-Regular 8-490 ties; all fa ARMOUTES VE AI, HAM OR BEEP Pigelb. o 6 a0 Qe our die. grade of Breaky Ib. for nly NOW on SALE JAPANESE WAR SUPPLEMENT WORLD ALMANAC a5 je = Bx. 2 ab ida Closing All Day Saturday In the Five Days devoted to Business, being fully alive to the needs of Mid- summer Buyers, we meet requirements with large Assortments of Seasonable Goods at Prices that fill our stores constantly with pleased Customers, | | PIANOS AND ORGANS, ne Cats Transrer 70, MICHAELS BROS. Fifth Av. & 9th St, B’klyn. LEX To 3° AVE 59°70. 607 A Great Piano Sale cannot CREDIT] |: cated | Freely Extended to All. any- 1) CLOTHING} | “cise* Be Sure to Com> To-Morrow and Make a Selection, because there are only a limited nume ber left,and they are selling very rapidly $350 Weigner Pianos “$19 5 on the hberal terms of $5 Down & $1 aWeek. STOOL AND COVER FR This is the lowest price ever named for a Weigner. Ptanos Bvilt to Last a Lifetime. Do not miss the greatest opportunity of a lifetime to secure one of the best Pianos that money and skilled labor can make, at About 1-2 Value. _ Guaranteed for 10 Years. No Estras W er. No Interest. Plane delivered on pay si Upon requent a represent . BLOOMINGDALE BROs., Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th Streets, For the Entire Family. $1 Down &50c. Per Week On Purchases of $10 Worth. Furniture and Everything for House- keeping. EASIEST PAYMENTS OPEN MON, & SAT. EVGS. __ EXCURSIONS, 00, 7 45, 8 30,9.10 P.M. Fae hour later RAILROADS. SS PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, STATIONS foot of West Twent, street and Desvrosses and Cortland! tay leaving (me from Desbrosses an At streets is five minutes later than ven below for Twenty-third street STEAMER TAU every day ¢ ave E. | star Ry a aoe an sentlemen: dios, ware : BELLEWOOD aie ue es pond ye ye dis MOUNTAIN EXCURSION RESORT. Te a CINCTNIEATE: |NO HUMIDITY--ALWAYS COOL ‘every 75° suNDAY LEHIGH VALLEY 23 P.M. and x via Brooklyn Annex, 1Se, adiitional, EWPORT, R. L ah EVERY SUNDAY. R. Special Exprva foot EB. gat t oe ‘Long rt Now. 401. 1554 Es {7 rt ges s. 401. ts LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. | "#3. Roce pene PATE A OE a Su onttrect, ‘800 P ado q "toe iaWay BEACH, 1B Sat at wet rs) HELP WANTED—-MALE, SHORS—Foreman to i eek vine ope oe i ae *Sonm MAUCH rein 20 Toe u Jersey PATENTS. "Boake Switchback ( sduis.e1 soni Glen Onoko Sp Tis fm Mo 0 Nt Hates 308 itary Stret Btevion 890 Brook AWITOMMAUK TIOKETS aati ADDITIONAL 8 EAMBOATS. J | TE | ae ae Gay Hr Ae pee by pete rin iS cans 4 The 1905 World Almanac tells you just what you want to know i= when you want know Reh “ark Pranate a naee at call rk Tranate a ork baetage from hotels and at en ugh to deatintson, i a ie Ch * for Pennsylvania % 4 4