The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1905, Page 12

WITZHOFF MAY HAVE LOCATED IN ENGLAND ; DentistResembling Him Begins Business, Takes a Woman’s Jewels and Disappears. “POLICE ON HIS TRAIL. Using The World’s Photographs ‘in Their Efforts to Trace the Much-Married Man. ‘The possibility of Dr. George H. Witz- “off having transferred his field of op- erations to England ts intimated in a cable despatch received to-day from Manchester, England, which tells of tne arrival there of un American dentist some weeks ago, Who was on the high road to establishing a prosperous busl- hess until the Manchester Weekly D: patch republisted the pictures, reward Offer and history of W.tznoff’s career from the Sunday World of The similarity between ihe picture and tho new American dentist caused great comment, and suspicion was increzsed, when the gentleman, who had been o erating under a high-sounding name, was fuund to have packed his fice effects and cleared out. Then came the tnevitable trafl of the veritable Witzhoff. A young woman Motified the police that she had met the dentist professionally and had been @o charmed by him that she agreed to marty him and had loaned him her Jewels and large sums of mgney. The Manchester police are on the man's trail and are using The World's Witz- hoff photographs to trace him. One of Witzhoff's deserted wives has pent to Lawyer Benjamin Franklin a letter which indicates that Witzhoff owns some property in Pitisburg. The letter refers to a probable sale, and an investigation will be made in the hope that the bigamist's movements may be traced through the payments ‘on the property, From Albany comes a report that Miss Blanche Casc, of that city, was Warried and deserted within the past month by a man she is positive is Dr, Witzhort. ——____ COLLEENS COME FOR IRISH FAIR Experts In the Manufacture of the Famous Laces Are Due Here To-Morrow— Weavers Will Soon Follow, Bome of the brightest colleens that Manufacture the exquisite Irish laces gre aboard the Haltic of the White Star line, which {s due here to-morrow. They |re types of the clevereat workers em- Ployed in that fast-growing industry fo the different sections of Ireland, and they will be ono of the star features of thé Irish industrial Exposition, which is to open in Madison Squarc Garden on Sept. 18. Two of tho Franciscan Sisters from the industrial schools, County Sligo, will be in charge of the young women | @nd chaperon them while they ahow vis. ftors to the Garden how they make the beautiful Limerick, delicate Clonmac- olse and intricate crochet laces, On the Carpathta of the Cunand line, also due in a few days, are the weav- ra from the mountains of the far- famed Connemara, ‘Theso are fine types of the pure Celt. ‘They all peak their native language and they Will bring with them their looms on which they will weave tweeds and fréexes—just aa their great-grandtath- @rs used to do, ‘There will be several women spinners, ‘who ‘will prepare the wool stripped off sheep from the “Twelve Pins" of Con- nemara and sing ballads of their coun- try as they twirl old-fashioned wheels round. It will be worth a day's walk to seo and hear those old women at thelr work. Bix of the latest style jaunting cars and County Mayo donkey cars will be ® feature of the greatest dimplay ot Irish attractions ever got lonetber in Sis country, There will be 4 Non of ailvkand ey ane ci and wool whicl made in Dublin Belleek wa: ‘one of the ninety-two Irish lew York hus pledged sup- mth Liat tae 2a ET fs, ar have been in- ceremonies. ne een AGREE TO A DIVISION ‘Teias WOKLD; DAME FASHION'S STYLES Eu MEN | Who Would Be int Be in the Swim This Fall Must Get Pointers on the Garments He Would Bedeck Himself With, Features of the fall fashions for men, reson’ the Hoberdasher. will be @ prevalence of the paddock overcoat. wh looseness of the sack sult that why, ly, Mf 7004, Either-Way Collar a Fal! Styles. has prevailed for some time will give way to @ more close-fitting cut. The ither Way collar is one of the newe: wrinkles in neckwear. ‘This collar is adapted for use among the inhabitants | of hall bedrooms, Inasmuch as {t can be worn two or three ways and at @ pinch can be turned once or twice. Silk Piping on Dress Vests Will Be Popul, Blk pipine for evening watstcoats is one of the dictates of the fall fashion makers, and bleck stripes on the back of glace gloves will be wide and neces- sary to got into the Fads end-Fancies set. In hats, the derby still holds It own, Feature of | The Paddock Coat Will be Au Fait. The soft hat nes Will popular for wear, and an old-fashioned plug hat for all kinds of evening wear Will be pron In cutaway business sults Janel a iz that are Was in the spring block the wide to be seen Ta. Wide Lapels Are Coming Back. Colored socks are not as popular with the swell dresser us formerly, and there ng the line yor white established dress sult become an to wear a on Sunday evening if attending a cere- rule of fashion montous function of a social nature or {n making a formal call, It will not be any more popular than of yore to be found with a dress sult on In a coffee and— place at 7 o'clock in_the morning, ‘There 1s no radical change In the style of neckties, aithough a dark gray scart with a darker satin stripe may Death Came Suddenly, Richard Minderman, fifty-two years of No. 298 Flushing avenue, Broo! was taken {Il at his home yestel val of Surgeon Shomaker, with the brim etill a livile flatter than tt EXmberiand Street Hospital. Woman’s Kidney Troubles Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Is Es- pecially Successful Disease. Of all the diseases known with which | women are afflicted, kidney disease is}. J, writes: In fact, unless early and) the most fatal. correct treatment is applied the weary patient seldom survives. Being fully aware of this, Mrs, Pink- ham early in her career gave exhaust- Ke Study to the subject, and in pro- lucing her great remedy, for woman's ie Ey die E, Pinkham's Vegetable Com- ound—was careful to see that it con- falned the correct combination of herbs which was sure to control that fatal disease—woman’s kidney troubles. The stable Compound acts in harmony vik the laws that govern the entire fer system, and, while there are many so-called remedies for kidney troubles, Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Se only one especially pre ase for a my and thousands have been cured of rious kidne: gements by it. Derangements quickly der of the feminine organs weight in the loins, backache, bearing- ont has such symptoms as pain or| full affect the kidneys, and when a ains, urine too frequent, scanty or omitgh colored, rodncinr scalding or burning, or deposits like brick dust in its Hausual thirst, H, Svein of hands and ait Or sharp oN ed ame siyy n the ine side of her gal may at ive hr her Mh combating ‘U ine se se with "en Pinkham’ rs Vegetable Com: the woman's remedy for wom- towing bers show how mar- un's Vexetable Compound: in Curing This Fatal Mrs, Samuel Frake, of Prospect Plains, Dear Mrs. Pinkham:— Jygbapot, thank you enough for what Lydia Ee Pinkhagg etable Compound bas dono for me. When I'first wrote wd T had sutfered for yours with what the de lor called idney trouble and conga of the womb i back Grosdfully alll the Yue,” mith that beari y, nae with ty oe phy vdie B tat aut to and all p decided to sto} sician, nd take : t ait medicine enough, and would advise all women suftering with kidney trouble to try it, Mrs, J, W. Lang, of 626 Third Ave- me New York, writes: tr, gua it sufferer tat! kidney bee take it, ans cured nen eigen as faa BuIA aha'Wiey oil ponies ft vats is ot Mrs. Pinkham's Standing In- vitation, Women suffering from kidney trouble or sny form of female weakness, are in- vited to promptly communicate with Mrs, Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass, Out of the) great volume of experience which she| has to draw from, it is more than like'y she has the very knowledge that will help four case, Her advice \s free and always elpful, Woman's Remedy for Woman's Ms, FOR SALE MUNDAY BYBAWLNG, Spe Plt When in the store teke a look atthe newly fi.ted Basement, Finest Display of Houschold Goods in New York, W. L. Douglas Shoes for Boys Oniy 200 poirs In the jot. Very sturdy and ser bic $2.50 Kind, Sf, 50 ae DRY GOON? CO. tat Somie of tie Besi Values| You Gan Save , to on Ever Offered in Silks. | Dress Goods ®eught Now This Silk Store is to mai position as Silk | We are mak I fora Headquarters throughout th as it! did Tast. ]) announcement ’ We shail sell MORE silks, for we have more to sell, | NiO their ne And you will get the greatest values ever provided by any store. (J for 75c Guaranteed Black Taffeta. thi a quality; fully guaran 19 inches wide sell at this price we have only five You'll need to hurry to get your The only fully guaranteed Silk at the price in this city. for k Regular HOc Pongee 8 It's possible to dos hs ie 69c third to a hali $1.25 AN-Wool Twilled Black Broadcloth wide; chiff 2whj ousand yards to $1.25 Imported Silk and Wool Eolienne, 44 inches Cc wide, with superior lustrous finish SGIKS. There are five thousand yards ‘Blab, (Cream iahdian'élaboratevas : ~ moive ’ and a elabo sortment of street in this lot of Colored Pongees, now so and ev ening shades, $1.00 All Wool Panama Suitings, 50 inches wide, ele- gantly finished, firm and strong. . Navy, 1 Blue, Ta! and Brow A dolar is what you have to pay for Ue: quality elsewhere, 29e ods sometim Nothing like it any- pure silk, all colors ile it lasts. much in demand for various purpos are represented, A great bargain for 50c Silk Eolienne (27 an.) Three thousand yards. One of the choicest silk fabrics for waists and dresses; full 27 inches wide and of superior quality. Can- not be duplicated for less than 50c 6) for 27:in, Black Peau de SoOFe.this js tie identical fabric—trom consider cheap at $1—and never sell it for less. the is—that other stores hereabouts inches wide; all pure silk and with a | It is 27 1a brilliant lustre. for 27-in. Black Peau de Qe Cygne. Another Sik we offer in comparison with any other in New York at $1 the yard. Full 27 inches wide; superior dress 59¢ Reseda, Myrtle, 50c. Al. Wool Albatross, y finish, th Where under Soe. Black Goods Underprice $1.50 quality 52-inch Satin | $1.00 quality 42-inch Silk Face Chiffon Finish German Broadcloth. 9090c C | Henrietta. ta... SOC $1.25 quality 42-inch im. 89c. quality 52+ “52-inch Superior ported Silk and Lustre English 79¢ ape Wool Crepede Paris. | 79¢. quality 45-inch All-Wool $1.25 quality 50-inch Heaney orted All - Wool ported Wun’s Shrunk Cheviot OQ) Velling. 49e ‘ood, rich black; of ality, Only 2,500 yards in the lot, Peerless Patterns and What They Stand For an who is h own dressmaker whose clothes Bt with the pr nd perfection of an expert's work vi erns. Th ctually supply the Pattern, here other makes im- fo other pattern gives you a0 wide @ variety of choose from. Three prices—Bo. = $1.00 quality 42-Inch All Tse. quality 43-1 aneb All-Wool Siete Mesh We are the Sixth Avenue representatives of the Peerless | Wool Frenc 9 0 Bilioes Gonplote stockeat ora at ainee aie ttane Chiffonvoile SOC V 39c Evening SLIPPERS : For Evening Clothes. A Sale of $5 and $6 Kinds at $2.65. Fashion absolutely demands that Slippers shall match the evenig gown—no matter what the shade. It may be black, or white, or some exquisite tint; but in any event, les there must be harmony between the footwear and the clothes, We were fortunate in securing the entire sample floor stock of New 65 York’s finest Slipper factory—a concern making nothing in Slippers below $5 the pair; the greater part of their line sells for $6. They are e metal kid and patent leathers, All colors are represented, including the new reds, greens and pink; also plain black and plain white. Some of the styles are made with straps, while others are in the new and much- wanted tongue sorts; all hand made, with Louis XV. or Cuban heels; all sizes—in EARN 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, Our Preba Fall Ensures greater assortments t rations for and Winter Business han cver in all depastments, Our Popular Prices for Re‘table Qualitics bring to us a continually increasin g clientele from those who apprey ciate a saving in price yet will not allow that to outweigh consid- erations of merit. HAVING PROVED B Y INVESTIGATION that our offerings invariably represent reliable qualities, they join rs | the ever-growing number who say: “No Place Like Hearn’s for Value.’”’ @ Tapestries and Damasks— Sale Continues Not in many months have such values been offered—the more remarkable be-| cause this isthe time of times when such fabrics are in demand......If you have} not yet investigated these offerings, do| justice to the power of your money and! do so. A fine range of gros point Gobelin and French taffeta weave tapeatries— could not be ben rht no 1938 ‘ to sell under Heavy cotton ayer best warp effects, Wrest ess Imported Brocade Tapestries—all over, figures or heraldic desisne—y_ jo worth 1. Imported ets ap 3) inch—every desirable color— slexant eeanlliee effects, ey cut well for chalr seats and backs o1. for larger furniture—worth #00... 1698 Rich Verona Velours—two toned sniall figures—desirable for furniture— oh 4g best colors—worth $2.25.. : Rich Verona. Velours—two toned small designs emb'd on finest flax velour —beat colors—imported to this country to sell at $6.00 to $8.00 4 9g a yards... me French and American slic damasks— elegant qualtty—Louls XV. and XVI, and Rococo designs— Worth £1.50. Worth $2.50. * Worth $3.00 to $3.75... Abnolutely New Stock of Upholstery Fringes, Edgings, Gimps and Faocy Cords, 3B cents to 1.98 Hair Mattresses A new department, established fn ro- seeene to many requests ihug custom- who say ‘We know we will th m cheaper if you handle “nem. We are ready now, and will fill orde: at following, rices—All pure haig—no shoddy. no cotton, no excelslor, no mix- ture of any kind—covered with best A. Cc. A Ticking. All full lengths—in following widths:— 4 ft. @ inches—45 8.08. 11.88.118,98 to 22.08 3 ft—40 II 78 98..10. ol 98 to 19.98 8 ft. 6 inches—35 6.98. 08. +11.98 to 17.98) all of the new pebble kid stock, fine suedes and satins; also soft gun- widths from A to D. Choose at $2. PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE _TO_ TAXPAYERS. weal is, NW 5 HO DESIRE TO OBTAIN that bills pesuptly, should Make lninodiate Written reailaitivas (Blaniea way be procuted ih the _b Ht sesttn or Ware, is Same from” the Ville OF at Se nat tax, nt) Feguisteion® ahotld “alae “reqhest bth S32 *yBlch Yequisition should be accompanied bj ea elope, Beatin the, rober aaraee 2 fhe hpilelitt. AND WITH RETURN eg PA: 0 0F any. doubt tn rey Kard to ant) taut “their deeds to the i Aa od Lave aa vwara tw the Depty Hoceiver of taste a PIANOS AND ORGANS. BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St. RAILROAL3, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. STATIONS foot of Ww and Deabrosees and ¢ orate aaa! leaving tine fs ai ron e atrecten ts five. minutes patlvel Below" for ae Hae, fee Louis Gin: EC BaN ay 93.65 P. 24.55 P. 5883 Bi: SPE- Ours AO a aa donee, stances you may be, this great sale placesa piano within your means by paying less than 15c. a day and $5 down. bits Fe ble “na i iat applicatlen. : i ope yuteltion must equ maticd to the De OroUs 121 ids, 12 )o, Meme aa ; he eriaa Reha oP his sOUTHEIN Att pe e property is located” | ead 210 ‘Tai lati annie Coded LINE ema Greatest Sale of 500 Cele- | i183: wponovay. Hien NEVI | sithoariy. Ma ms brated High Grade $350 re tl Sahar Rae t | dig ym ee 25 Walt rsPianos| »: “aan | EA ihe G'S WEN fy and #455 includtny ina oh me aa! OF queens, "xe ya and Boe stool ane ar MORGAN. 2ay and Sand stroct | ATLANTIS ‘CITY c0.05 A.M. and 28 p, or cover, on Island, “Borough of | o AL pM eek Jays, Sunday AM 9 ferme of the taxpayer wi} | LONG ita perly rebi $5 Down & $1 Week, which Is about Half Real Value. Instruments whieh do. not thou ors Pian others at $400. 24 y ne h aN ihe property Sirah fer ak : fied an pe gaan an poselb’ Nyeek Wet ate “the bills ha bo ab le Sie Tecelved by the at M and 4.5, as 5 AY bills pad auring October must Th Kat 1834 and 96 By bates before payment bestia fab (nel tia 4 DAVID BE. AUSTEN Firth * \ Recelver of Taxes. to com- ui prices No interest is charged for time |] taken in making payments. No |] insurance and no ‘‘extras'” what- ever. Delivered on a payment of $5. 10 YEARS’ GUARANTEE tod in gilt letters on the inside top In oe every “Walters hi 0. Caulion—Ps"t ight and piano, for | ie rf Exchange 7 your old p: aa for a beau. © ers, and elancs at PAY tn reduest & ep! Will ealt, ROR ae eing cuumae ot New" York rorlding ty other Biaten, Sate bur remarkable pia full inforin FOR SALE, Tesidenven for Pennsylvania 3..R. woop, rp duietlo: Manager, nzer Agent. | } | ~~ 1D Pema () ikea’ or oon become ut- REAL ESTATE. AUCTION SALE, SEPT. 16, ATS P.M. AT a PARK i! WESTERN UNION 8. M. od Tel 4027 nee Between 23 ah Bi | AT YOUR OWN PRC monthly d free Rod Retersica or Security Required | or write, Upen even BTALTARD_ OUTRITTI Laaye Bloinflehl BON Ht ho 14th Bt), 855 and 1.00 A, M240 PM ry (near South’ erry), 9.20 and | Alp M patent Adi rons PALISADES REALTY CO,, HTH AV. THE FINAL (PINK) EDI- TION of The Evening World, cn sale everywhere, containg Complete Charts of the Day’ Racing and the Results of Ali the Day's Sports, HELP WANTED—MALE, DRIVERS —Want waKon driy -ATCHES-Diamonda-—Basy mente, ena, signa A calle if a Ainmnessuiivdy ait 3 ft.—30 Ibe. “8.98. -8.98..9.98 to 14.98 Fine Showing in Fall Millinery a Smartly Tallored or Ready to Wean®)] Toques, Turbans, Roll Brims, and the tip-tilted Hats that are such a “go” In Paris—effectively trim'd with wings, quills. breasts, &c., in combination with Silk or Velvet—teading Fall shades and black— 8 cents to 6.98 Untrimmea Hats— All the new shades and Black—.08 to 4.08 Misses’ Ready to Wears—newest colors in Roll Brima, Flats and Continentals. ++ 68 to 2,98 ALSo— Complete showing of Latest ‘Trimming Noveltles—Ostrich Plumes, Black, White and Colors—Wings, Breasts. Birds, Algrettes, Silk and Velvet Flowers and Foliage, &c.— prices ranging from 29 cents to $15.00 37 New Fall Styles In The Famous Women's Shoes at 1,98 All the desirable leathers—styles the same as you will find in shoes of high est, grades, while care taken in their make and finish renders them so |thoroughly desirable and dependable h at it is not surprising that each sea-* son's sales far exceed those of the sea- son before......It is the old truism— MERIT WINS! A few of the styles: — Patent Colt—Lace or Button—medium toes—Cuban heel fon sales, Dongola Kta--Patent tips—medium or broad toes—La or Button— Cuban or low heel Dongola Kid _vamp—dull calt top— Patent tips—Blucher style or Buttoa— narrow toe—Cuban heels— Soft Kid—Patent tips—Lace or Button; narrow toes—Cuban hee:s— Ugnt, flexible soles. Tender foot Snoes—broad toes—low, flat _heels-light, flexible soles—Lace or Button—famous for comfort— only one seam In this shee— Wide Ankle—Button or Lace—medium era toes—low, fiat heels—Putent Poather tinseiedium soles. These and thirt: other styles.. BEST VALUE IN NEW YORK. one 1.98 o——_____-_________» GREAT ASSORTMENTS and SPLENDID VALUES IN New Moire Silks, New Chiffon Taffetas, New Plaid Taffetas, New Fancy Taffetas, New Peau De Cynges, lew Peau Soies, New Chiffon Poplins, New Crepe De Chines. All the new weaves—all the new tints! SPLENDID LOT DRESS TAFFETAS Beautiful, original and uncommon styles for Shirt Walst Dresses, fancy gowns and wi Corded warp prints; je t warp or eae Bhaded spot a: dash et! Two-toned All she ee Also 1 Metal “aa Bi Witte. “an one price. Afuch leas than they ‘out to tiaiee. freffetans and 39, RICH PLAID TAFFETAS Latest combinations, Blue, Garnet, Green, Royal, Brows, live. kom Ghesk and Stripe Mot Figures or Strips ee neetee Nal marred 7 Cen quay ce es ceeert DM SPECIAL VALUES IN Shaded Moire Taftotas "d Moire Velours. Satin Fig’d Check Taffetas,.sa.« ie Shaded Check and Hairline ‘Taffetas ... sersseerveeeree 5D FANCY TAFFETAS Black with White Satin ea FRENCH SATIN BROCADES White, Cream, Pearl Gray and Bleck and White for handsome gowns or rloh cloak Mnlngs.. 25... 1.50 MORNING SALES CHIFFON POPLINS—22 tneh Whi! Sky, Violet, Reseda, Cham; Allce Bluse. m Whi tor the prio on NEW CHIFFON ela) Fal thts a or “taminours ' Wote widths atic 18K COL'D PEAU DE CUGNES ‘White, Cream and all the destrateangt shades for atrest and: “ea CHNFFON AND RUSTLE-TAP Full line eee be Re aay tae el CREPE DE CHINES ark, Metlum and ' Wate, Cream and Bacon? Colors ga ino} ene Black— inh Black ineh., 0 Blackoe inane ge to. Li To-morroW, Tuesday, Until 1 P.M. To prevent dealers from buying we reserve privilege of restricting Women’s Black Chitton k Wa aifeta und Peau de Gole— front of tailor stitched side pleats, With and without Frenah knots pane, of emd'y—tueked ba dep cuff—lined and. unlined— “all Welght Lineen—front with F nil heavy emb'y—ddeep tucked ult Pogubat $1.5 Walsts—a wonderful value at.. 74 SPCOND FLOOR—NEW BUILDING, ~ Tver, Bpat and ovner A great morning 8 le. value 9 MAIN PLOOR—NEW BUILDING Pinne Velour Cushion Tops k fore in Coral, wreath and er designs—new and por cannot be Imported 10 ¢ IN FLOOR—WEST BUILDING. Edgings & Insertings Binen-Roint de Paris, Gerinan in demand for entre W Kimonos, Underwear, re and Curiains=value MAIN ‘ENTHE, fa dttpmaal Imported, Boods--exquisite aa naar Ei 65 rench Val.—patte: LOOK — quantities. Heavy Comfortable: Pull size—figured Silkoline both side. scroll stitch. ing—co cord seta assortment” olorings and designs— Good value at 42.00 Special to-morrow BASEMENT— Morning Sale of Stationery Pound 2 cen Jopow to mate ba 100. THIRD FLOOR—NEW RUILDIY4, Subies’ Outing Flannel Dresses Pink and blue stripes jother Huvbard vokes— ¥ braid und rite or wh7 st nena yey nee SECOND FLOOR—W Satin Figured Shantaungsa in sola Uats—Resed, vender, Hupver # National ‘Blue pis. hite, &o. ‘y pretty ‘and effective for Walsts, Dresses and Cold pen Wear were $9-Morning MAIN FLOOR RNTRE Be