The evening world. Newspaper, August 24, 1905, Page 4

—— i a a ll sae WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, — allowed near the old, desires to secure possession of his| Tun over and instantly killed by a: man and woman to watch Mr. Wood's the latest agreement Thirteen Lives in | Li the and a close w h is bein, t that the body {8 not removed by i ‘ ined ta seetive leg n- | it ie reported that Mrs. Wood, as soon | ' ‘ rf om I 5 ile near the grave 1 can decorate it 5 () ENO ALARM Girl Ill as She Starts for His TH Feng Sor) agg fot prevented ann nein 8 Be ening wort) | uty with fresh ower Z b @ enterin; ty v ri P Aug. 2 Mrs, Gole ond R | bg Taken ‘Gee an ore Judge Loveland Motwnn, of the! {CE WAGON KILLED BABY, | wno, it Is ranted, has neraed sa nat Mita she “and he and Lisappears After Her) Vermont Supreme Court, by Columbus) pRIDGRPORT, Conn, Aug. 2—So-| cept one-fourth of her late millionaire |} Heatee NE Neglect of Work Workmen Cost | ee tl) Hiling, of North Bennington, leita, the. teu, and obese? pear o1d |HUNDAHA'N eatatd, in andition to ik femne | ate Catia eh the | Discharge. Mr. Hullng, who i elghty-two years daughter of Jobn and Mary Du jon on Riverside Drive, has engaged a t last “aight, driven. by Hen i ‘Avout $2.00, 06 Droperty, valued at about $500,000, In or-| Anderson. “Anderson wan arrested grave in Kensico Cemetery. ‘ at something less Albany Disaster. Hugh Malton, of No. 205 West Twent that he may marry Jease Bisse tvs employers. ‘The counts . seventh street. {s seeking Information as to the whereabouts of his er | ALPANY, Aug. %4"The Coroner's ex- amination of workmen who were dig- ging a cellar under the Myers depart+ ment store at the timo of its collapse, Aug. & has shown that while the men were warned of the approaching dis- er for nearly an hour before the structure fell and crushed the life out of thirteen persons no warning was Biven to the 30 persons on the floors above. ‘The laborers dug away tho earth efout the bases of the pillars support- ing the centro of the building, leaving #hgm resting on high mounds of earth, #John Mitchell, the foreman, testificd Elizabeth, who disappeared on, May 10 last, He hae traced the girl to the| Metropolitan Hospital, from which she | was ischarged on July 3 ‘The missing girl has only been tn the country a few months, and soon after her arrival secured a position in a hotel, On May 10 ahe left the hotel, saying she was sick and would go to her brother's home. She evidently forgot the number and wandered about until taken to the hos- pital. The records of the institution ehow that she entered there on May li, Mallon |s afratd the girl has been wandering about since her discharse TO-MORRCW ONE ocl atk that one-half hour before the orash: | Trom the hospital unable to find him, a 7. BEaiciar aa ci Ne trad sexes areas Embroidery, Neck- | Advance Sale Millinery crumbling, For that half hour the WOMEN HURT IN CAR PANIC. wear and Laces ‘ Lie the whole | per yard for Em- Of Women’s ef 10c each for the balance Pores of een was Kept working et pier two Jumped and Were Injured |i 5@ broidery Beading, : of our Untrimmed Straw 8B wi ial b the | ro BI Dut. ny aay 5 ict Thowledge that the aulete of teventing | __Mv8. Clara Schwetzky and her two children came to this country to join When Treley ware Blew Gut Galloons,etc.,worth 10¢, tele Suits ? Hats—10c gives you your choice Duliding depended upon @ it| the husband and father, who awaltea them. ‘The inother 's very emall and ey Xs two | comprising about 10,000 shored up in ume. is declared to be an undesirable citizen, The mother and children «ill ne women were injared as a result Five minutes before the crash came! the superintendent le! cellar, saying he wa rd a troll aby the blowing out of a deported to-morrow. the gang in the going above to of any untrimmed 10e Women’s straw hat. This is yards, which we pur-||$ 48 bp irs chased from a manufac- *12.*| va or made \ the last call........ turer of fineunderwear, Walking Suits, 69c for Patent Leather F [ H E fumbling continued, wh! ; ' f f qwarn | emp! ff 00) th * ‘ . % nies Wy Naty a Inet minke sreaiising that tele vt rs AERONAUT DRAGGED [tho nicht white other members of the a6 eoutn|M because he had_ too Hats. They come in the best | Rabetian Suanee ae ee Saclay ene THROUGH SOUND (yi fe ean twonty-right years old beh 4 many. This is enos new 45-inch lphttited co { é shapes and styles, Take your | SARDINES CAUSED cepactay te ay aya [DOT Of the fa EBL, Johns EDNREO Oe out with : noud terote 4 shee underwear, etc. | te red sivies. Colors biack and gr Ha Gloves j PTOMAINE POISON. 4 SAF She © as refused by ‘fhe women fomped, cash cistaining Ine 4 oof children’s 209 oe Li \ Wy ; iret | the family, but st was intimated that juries They wero’ conveyed to. (hel : : for Women’s Nt 59¢e a pair for Chifdren’s Mra. Fllanbeth widdeloombe ana |, ahoshad Been uihy poor health, anes, aoe ager eat, 17 98 Walking Suits, \ celebrated Fownes Her wo Children Are Made pa | 3 c e made from a Kid Gloves; also other a: ML hot he been : P ve ON Te Z : : peut good quality Waid well-known makes. They are " ; ' Ti Mrs. Blizabe: » Bad be and her hee en pee ; fi : ? : ‘ wn 224 | broadcloth, in Mack, blue, brown a é Ve gloves worth $1.00 and $1.25 + F rep Shit nl eae Gee v Aiatca ih fe a ‘ me] f aie : ted (witha fal silk! brat a pair, This is an opportunity } rect Hospital, Brookign, cater, | te ascension when 1 was noticed that f aD’ ff 1 ae f velvet. Straps to buy gloves for children at half i : ropes sun shape sleeves with turnback cuits their regular selling prices. { Pasa ettbig itd trimmed to match, The skitt is Fi a gore kilted style, 14 a pair for a manufac- ® Certain ‘ Gotnfort and Cure? op } jn Danger & Disappointment | ae] We liave also an assortment Cc turer’s lot of gloves / «ene by the Cluthe Truss, § of a Surgical Operation. |) cnproid:red y a of New Fall Styies and mitts. Just the thing to Ar ile 5 Z As long as half the number of those ior ng to me have already undergone is f a sy pa wear until it is time to put on : . - Punsuccesstul operations or other treatments, 1 igel justified in claiming that the ip to $60.00. id gloves, They are worth 25c, d f YOUNG CHURCHWOMAN Cluthe Truss (sold nowhere else) is the surest So ee ne ene Heil ——— a andis0q. 4 | tion necessary for the cure that only a ' | A SUICIDE BY GAS, | PERFECT HOLDING f 2 pee rus cin brine about | ecru A Skirt Skirmish! —————————————— a ; = in ream | Gal without delay or write and learn how [yp | Se" talking “etive™ was 1 98 $1.98 for the balance of our Sicilian and § 28 Buy Some of This | ‘ Bb Miss Gatberlno none: my ‘Suction and ¢ ticeActing Pads make in i . e Moheir Skirts, value up to $8.00. ‘They ate made trom Jewelry ‘ i 2) Kile Mersetf tn Bathroom of By sprine cessary. pat, Zou wit always find the Pie acs sae a n and Mohair. A 50 skirts; for women’s genuine gun metal a ry ‘ tte Brades here, © assoriment of styies, ect, rt] a | Home White fler Family Slept. Chas. CLUTHE,29 East 14th St. petter lew her B yies, including the 31-jore, kilted eect. All iA bs. | $2.95 Seine alver Cheaitias ‘ 1 placed tn his mo 4 Miss Ca t1 Sum- Ase Ribbons J nth ii Sires works, solid geld uected It with the gas jet and turned mit « \ By Now Nort hands and warranted to be a perfect Ue cate ate tee foie tens by 19¢ co wer wan tiie eo] M@rS Black Suits for Fall [src eau Mace : 4 Boland was In good financtal condition, He? Avaplesaial oper $3.95. | m fo 4. |Foom of the Po ome by her b: plead id assortment containing Wee for Men’s $15.00 Black Suits; 2 ‘ 4 } fie Ris ger SAE" RO FEREOR fOr end ere. Sho had killed leraeit dur Dred Mei rer taffeta, 8 50 also a iull ‘line ‘of tancy 25e. ae ee erent ey t F po es Ee » Messaline and shaded eifects, mixcd paiterns att ; E Just the ‘proper thing for gurdles or sash. e price. a zat the same | come in many oretty designs, Regular i; es. All widths from 43 to 6%, inches, 75. value. i a De Per piece for all sik Baby Ribbon, 5 For Bargain Friday we offer you your | q5@, {or manufacturers’ sample Cuff 4 yids Ina piece, Ue cemee choice of 450 Black or Fancy Mixed Sults- © Links, finest grade gold filled, ; . a *. : 4 k, pink, blue, etc, suitable for . All are early Fall weights and new patterns | solid gold patterns. Regular 98c. value, : a . ‘ t the low V price 013:.50. T Ss an excep- Q3e, for Women's Waist Pin Sets. é 8 Ww as yo 5 e ning o fil i low as you want to pay, : the Fait seassa and Ger the full price, lee oy, sone, act, Bg gold-filled. ‘ will give the public the beneiit of this ba sf = =| Lighted pa ain. These sults are all hand-made, ae sell all the higher-priced a H 15c ie BS hte onal ealicg aly i aud:padied shoulders and lined throug! Boces ase: 2 . irene: oe out wil enetivn or Hallan serge lining. (ee oe ny of lk, They are made in single and double breast: | Two Corset Olierings es ' some ate sl! ays soiled trom bandling, . maliriaaaiexs | numbers, Value 252 to $1.00." qt ao y aalyiwe of ier | eholce, fi ee ——— y Ci and Men's Pants in al i a The Biggest Hat Pin Ba i 32 to 50 waists and ail F Ever Offered in Greater A é , New, Yorks ———— — z ‘ ‘ eich for 15,000 beautiful assorted ; M0 e Oe Saat at Sees $1.98 for a $3.00 and $4.00 Suits: I apt Bae enamel and jew- | —____ We offer you for one day only 500 Boys’ — n x ai ried size stems, Reg. | Suils, made o. all.wool mate yin ail the : ular val as new patting, and bargain ceof $1.98. These suits are made Leather Goods 98 srable-breasted. and Norfclk styles, in $ 98 Becond 9 49@ for Women’s Hand Bags. sizes trom 7 to 16; also Kuss an Blouse und ROE s: © They are the very newest e tbe new Eton, with a se; ¢ white collar, e < shapes, and come in black and in sizes from 3 to 8. ‘his is an offer that | © es on should not te missed, as this bargain will ¥ sol sitive "$1.00 ! They are never be offered again. ‘Ihey are all early x ositively value: en | i hts. -——- an The Japanese have Pp Z t= = = Fal styles and welg as a ‘ had the bestof the dis- Men’s New Fall Hats! AEG {3 aN agreement simply be- We announce the opening oi the Fall Season in our Men's Hat roped at) | ¢ ‘ cause they were thor- Department. Al! of the newest styles in hats for the 94 box j wseascn of 1905 are here in the colors of the times, | oug ghly p ar eparedfor it. There are derbies in the new tapering crowns and swell rolling 5 or semi-flat brims, and soft hats in the new “Racket,” Peer and Alpine shapes, The small low crown soft hat in pearl gray, nutria, black and brown, with and without bound ¢ 00 0 ‘ brims, is the leading style, bby cs (hread to Umbrellas each—200 regular $1.50 and $2.00 The tobacco used in Royal Bengals is prepared by a method which requires two years to complete. It reaches the factory ripened, mellowed, enriched and refined by wholly new processes of fermenting and blending that intermingle all its aromatic qualities and bring them out to perfection. _We wish to say right here that we guarantee an ot YP Hear a, a ore } our $2,00 hats to _excel i in quality or otherwise the hats sold at the “shops,” so-called, at the 4 3 f ~ = a= than Pare. bomrl Donte, ng yiiver, Drenden, “gun in Meats, Fish, Etc. same price, Third Floor. bt handles, Cigars | ,Economy Rules in Our Grocery) Lorders Fill Compare your grocery bill with that of some friend who [1:10 10 for 7 as ~ Was shington pe AG her arocerien and meats in our mammoth| Have you given our Fish and e Cabinet 10c. Invinci-}) store and you will be astonished to learn how mucb you | Meat Department a trial lately ? Su-|, are unnecessarily expending every week. | LITTLE CIGARS — PACKAGE OF TEN, 15 CENTS bles, long Havana filler, Su | ennuee nee lf not, don’t saul, 2 the matra, mild and fragrant (Fri-}) Flour Baked Coffee freshest kind of fish for very fy 8 fae ‘ P day and Saturday only) Wasnouro cr Beans Hemember, all reasonable prices, as the follow. / Every means that can be devised for insuring scrupulous cleanliness in cigar- tins 40, caste git | | Riatoa “rea ing will show: atsth 2 + Je Canbridics | | every morning: Hea na making has a part in the making of Royal Bengals,—every sanitary appliance known in the equipment of modern factories helps to guarantee their cleanness, Kod LONG ISLAND auNBo SHRIMP, Weakfieh, 1 | reel en: bb | | per torte: .O22e 0 s 4 ranuiatetd; 5 9 gualie Fy Wy BHOBTON MA D> Made in the finest cigar factory in the world,—ten good little standard cigars 2.41 Ms | BBE for Py) faces asad waar 16e | |. ibe ie Oa in a handy box for 15 cents! The Roy al Bengal is not a hurry-up “extra” smoke, 6c}, ai RAMs Pate y : ye but a steady daily standby that exactly suits the man who likes a mighty good j Reeds YS | Bacau ga tanah | fame” fbr” Bae! eS Ane, ie LONG ihe tt tee cigar but wants it in a comfortable size. f OF ive HR holee ama Hier aye | Sati, 132 ; 1 t i * Oru e4s. on \ wae | Tite Wie tongue." | ste: pao he | 836; ONG IaLAS Lamb, ion L836 Ii) EVERY PACKAGE 18 NOW BEING PLACED A HANDSOME SOUVENIR PICTURE AX [A ) cl age im ra ai a ’ et tb te | id int “ihe ‘106 0 ae Pt Daas | AMERICAN CIGAR CO., Manutacturers Rik it he | Heid ae gon, i oy goliten Eagle or el-