The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1905, Page 9

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STRIKR FLUNG ‘ ‘ id ui “ie a ray ley FIRFORAGKER See o}) IF NEY rere \ i | EVER SEE MEIN ) ) £ r UIDER HORSE CHAD INT VAL PE i / | 5 Wald 5 = Ren) Caused Mail Wagon Run- oe f s awa: in Which Three Per- | x ( we ry : ons Were Injured. | Wow Uawoan IN ONE ‘A Cecracker, a horse attached to a maywagon driven by a strike break- er, Tunaway and three persons Injured ana om trye to stop It and an ambulance call ae Cragin I: fo® aurgeon livened up the neighbor- hA about Stuyvesant street early to-| Your TRAIN ON A StLoUIS P\AN oa GATES he horse, in charge of Ellas Barrett, | | WILL NEVER No. 50 First avenue, was standing WEAR'EM yetore Station D, at No, 2% Third ave- | BETA: nue, when a former employee of the Miso: ¢ontractor, sald to have gone ona strike ) knowing how skittish the horse was, tossed a firecracker beneath tt. | As soon as it exploded, the animal | made a dash across the street Barrett was thrown out aganst an | elevated pillar and knocked uncon: | acluus. The horse swuhg into Stuyve- sunt street, In front of No. & James | Donnelly, of No, 453 East Tenth street, tried to atop the animal. Donnelly went down with his left knee Wrenched and WHEN MEM WEAR CORSETS THEY WONT @EAT THE WOMEN ORESSING Goldstein, of No, 288 Sev- enth avenue, made an effort to stop A Bargain Friday Presentation ol Bath Kobes, & GO yi sect Lecnstn 10 3°°Ave P59" 1060S L sprained. | | tue horse and was dragged a half block to Becond avenue and Kjured. There are some men, Mme. Wade should be told, who will have to have them made to o LOOKS LIKE SUICIDE. | as" augign the cause of douih, wees BANKER CHAMBERLAIN DEAD. i)", srw was sudden, Thought to Have | of the Oliver Typewriter Company AN | New York Financier Had Been U1 | Mr. Whitacre was managing director had gone to C: with hie wife and with Potson. daughter for a h expedition. SAN FRANC Bent. 14.—A. Hal- ston. Jr, sald t have recently been| GEN. G. H. WEEKS DEAD. minager of a wholesale drug firm of | al Frineo Drug Killed Hin vld, a banker, of } ——___. FALLS IN THE STREET |B. died last un-| Former Quartermaste:-General of | {774 At Nis sumnmer home 4 fj | ata | the Army Succur “a After physteal collopse. ve ein % 1c pI e LENOX, ™ WIJH_APPENDICITIS. Short Men weoklon Aes iar owning tent York, and his resi N's WASHINGTON, Sept, 14.—Brig.-Gen. | (0260) His body Evening W was at 3 > Hey Sasi] Se eS George H. Weeks, a retired army offi-|{uken' to New ‘York Sept. 14.—Grorge ae de rs old, of No, DIES SUDDENLY IN CANADA: | enstaior tue seu Aion hcl —————— ed dE | ponies ae here last night after a brief fline | MAN DROWNED AT PIER. taken’ Wl @ Washington atrect ar petbevehece aie Centre’ avaue this morning, fall ane waa diow the p enmmt. At the City Hosp a, {UAT atOn ARNDT he was fund to be suffering from of Chicay eppendictts. Hemorrhage of the |. He served throughout ‘Pwo of his eons are in George M. Works, of too + and Capt, Marion M n totuntry, ar. apt enth Infantry, Weeks, of th I Sectional View of Pipe— Showing well for catching the nicotine, A Special Offer For Pipe Smokers A 50c. Belfast Pipe, together with . 50 A 25c. Box of “Three States” Mixture for C. Hes HE PIPE is the famous “Belfast,” one of the exclusive specialties of the United ¥ Cigar Stores, and the cleanest, coolest pipe that has ever been devised. It is the “real thing” in a briar pipe—made from the knurly, close-grained ro0¢—and seasoned for three years before manufacture. The above picture shows important features of con- struction, All the liquid products of the burning tobacco fall into the “well,” from which they»are easily cleaned out. Nothing reaches the mouth but pure, clean, cool smoke, and .. .thatis diverted upwards by the tip of the stem towards the roof of the mouth, which prevents scorching the tongue as with an ordinary pipe, ae «Virginia leaf, with Louisiana Perique and a dash of Latakia, very fragrant, mellow and “1, 4) tieh, but mz/d. Burns slowly, does not “coal” in the pipe or burn the tongue, |. For-a limited time we offer both pipe and tobacco at all -__ United Stores at the usual price for tae pipe alone, 50c. INITED CIGAR STORES CO. Sessa: A) a} One always in sight a flew > ess than $4.00, Norfolk Jacket with Bloomer Trousers, or Double Breasted Coat with Plain Trousers. ———__. “ NO CHANCE FOR Miss cram, J Here’s a Skirt urgeons emp! Women’s Smart NecKwear. || at $3.98; son Se Rr Lawn and Lace Stocks, Turnover Sets, Luster ra Browns, etc; the very newest styles; Cc ie worth up to 39c., at . . man | Sale of Women’s Wrappers. |} sie: ferent nae" ir te i ‘| Woman's Fashionable Belt, for y) on eee » + : ae Dlanie(s, per pound, 72c. -The “Three States’ is a flake-cut mixture—a happy combination of Kentucky and - Pi pe Pp “Su ho gtanater to Bloomingdale Bros.” soi to gos sc felt =| Values Without Equal Anywhere. | In Men’s Clothing $8.75 Woes | It will allow you to make a selection from about three hundred and fifty Men’s new Fali double and single breasted suits of cheviol and cassimeres and Men’s Fall Overcoats worth $15, made of elegant quality covert and herringbone weaves, in several shades; body lined with serge,and sleeves with silk; TO- MORROW, your choice e of either suits or overcoats ASchool Suit for the Boy at $2.95 Made of materials that will wear splendidly and will always took well. Unequalled elsewhet2 for Men’s Cravenctie Coats, $11.80 *ctusly warth, $20.00, Covpon. A Most Remarkable Fur Offer For One Day Only. Upon presentation of this coupon we willsell you 4 any of the following Fashionable Fur Sets at the lowest prices ever named; Bargain that has never had an equal, and probably never will have, It is made in the smartest ll style of a fine alle Panama: cloth. A 17- gore side- pleated effect Taitored and finished in a manner quite equal to any $10.00 skirt anywhere, The quantity is not large. The sale will be rapid, because, while the most conser- yative value of the skirt is $6.95, the 3 90 . e is only... : ‘on Section. arte a Blovmined mntsy nh tonsble ry rurewhite am: | AU $8, Women's Wrappers of sheer Kvn, Dinity or botied Swiss, \) agi omth ive Salieed | A ty t raghionable pillow muff to at, ai pretty striped and figured ef- |] maten Worth 810. Al asa Sik fects. Made in several styles, Handsome Jap | Bet. consisting of | throw- laborately. trimmed. with lace || At $5.95 qgsmiugme dap | ovse, oF fourth nana’ scart, or embroidery. Reduced from fant $2.75, $3.00 and $4.00 Seana mei . $1.69 At Dark Jap Mink Bet. con- sisting of Ascutoor throw- Lawn and Percale Wrappers over Beart, U2 inches Loni nd I ci Mt in light and medium shades; made up prettily in several styles; striped and figured ef- fects, trimmed with : fancy braids, deep flounce | skirts, A al | Special $4.09 Hosiery, ane A Bargain Friday Sale | for Men, Women and Chiieren. | Men’s Half hosethat have Women’s Psain Gauze always been ing at Lisle Thread ~ Hose, 35c. and were considered) made with the Gar- a fat pillow mrt Worth D BY Nom Percale Wrappers in dark colors, such as red, navy, gray and black; —_ruffle over Shoulders; f braid cheap at that, We vouch) tertop; all sizes: crimes with Ke for the quality and LenaV agente 19¢ j ye rth, ato... : i ; sf A Children’s Stockings. i cpBbetlon Women’s Imported Lisle ‘ i i t Thread Hosier, te | “One by one ribbed, triple ; 2. knee, in stainiess brandtand Richelieu Bib. black; sizes 6 to 10 > New Fall Flannels. begLise thread Hosiryin| ny worth t9e, ats. OC Floomingdaten’. 24 Fh Outing Flanzels, neat striped effects in pink and blue lipped! Heniitdert: duel. Nobasi) ordexstailed and ‘Solid. shades of pin':, red, light and dak biue_and imported; ail sizes; ie ct Sanne It cream, actual 1.c good : rg remulatly 36¢ rat | AOE | Moominaaate's, stain 4 qualities im pretty styles. A al comprises hemstitched silk em: designs at the price 39c ment of spl bargain: Friday Coupon, ‘y22.nsesiens cit i Woinan’s Ail Wool rae Sweater $1 50 of plain tlann Upon presentation of this coupon we will sell. you a 5c ’ mney “enemas i Covpon, 7 Upon presentation of (his coupon we +i!! sell you a Palr of 4 | Fycglasses for a5c. 13") Worth up to 81.99. Bloe.idnedal 4 Moun Ali-Wool Fawn Horse 4 Two day Sale. 2 is aware of the great edvs day Fawn Ho. pound we the exci Portable 6 Reading Lamps, 9ve.' Thoroughly Picoe, f0sa St Begtdon, 9 Ley, to 3d Ave, fell niin nt \ $2.00, ert