The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1905, Page 7

fetes niemenrnnre ij } HUSBAND WHO IS ACCUSED BY MYSTERY I WOMAN SAVED FROM RIVER Policeman Finds Her on East River Pier and Sends Her | to Hospital. HIS WIT frol Tnidentifnd bathers who were feking in the water of the teot of feth street just after Mrs, Jennte 418 Kast Seventy-fitth cast to-day of No, daylight him. W A boy plece, Her ‘ 3 wet and ahe| was almose un jous, Although there were hwnd rains last night Policeman Brown deduced that wie woman's wet clothing must have fall into the river His deduction was confirmed by per- sons on shore, Their clothing was dry. But they had seen rescue by the bathers, Brown made a note of the case in his book, called @n ambulance and sent the woman to the Presbyterian Hospital, NEW ROW OVER GLARK MANSION This Time Architeots of the Senator’s Palace Can’t Agree} een caused by @ John. F Johnson FIRM’S BOOKS A Lawyer Blooks Questlon by Sug gestion They Are Better Evi In the trial before Justice Amend ant SHAG IN SUIT dence Than Memory, Then Says They Cannot Be Traced. | THE WORLD: TURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1905. 'PUTINASYLUM AND DESERTED Wife of John Francis Jchnson Says He Got Her Commilted,, Sold far House and Ran Away, Mrs. Margaret Johnson { No, 19 Broadway, Brooklyn, has a ta ” privation and sufferings aused, she says, by the desertion of her h nd, John Francia Johnson, who, ac z her story, disappeared suddenly aut two years ogo, leaving her to eke & pitiable existence as bra: she co Mrs, Jolingon claima that her tr |commenved when ber husband had her| committed to an Insane hospital at | Kings Park, L. L, without good reason, fend, while there, i her house and Jot at Jamalea, worth $1.50, taking the proceeds of the sale with him. He wos a printer In a large publish: Ing house ay the thir says, and often wrote her ohe ) prom- wing t 0 come and t me from the hospital within a few days. But he never came, and she was notified | finally of his disappearance and dis charged from the Institution by the authorities Bince tien she supported her: by all kinds of work, cooking, sewi working in hotels and restaurants, " Bhe has heard t i t Johngon |» In Parts and through others that he is still in New at an apper! ompelled to York, and she has se: to have him found and support her. ——— AID FOR GOLDBERG. Sympathixer Sends $5 Cheok tor the Afflicted Man, Inclosed you will find check for % for the benefit of Mos WA Sheriff street, an int of whose mulsfortunes appeared in The Evening World a few days ago. B. BF, jin fr » Kelly, Wai 4 y Joldberg, No. | GARRIE WALKED | INTO THE RIVER Then She Deserted Gallant Man- o'-Warsman Who Rescued Her-—A Tale of Dawn in the Tenderloin, carty Carrie to arrle So we had to tommy any more veInkine Bone ated to afelder, of \ street station tor very early W il to-day ree were singing, ti They were arm in ar of the tlo skin from the outside, Their compan fon was wet to the skin from the in side, but his clothing wes dry, ont aps of tue two eatlons whh damp uniforms were balges indicating they were from the battleship Maine, The epeechiess marincr wore the elgn ser Chatta ‘i o Chattanooga sailor fell o1 Finow the oonversathn of allors, Who said they were (Lynch and elder gathered that they | 4id ‘the Tenderloin last night with & woman known as Carrie. Finally Carrie wanted t go to her imppy home in Union Hill and the eailors accompanied her to the Forty-second etreet ferry, They missed the forrf-house and Janded on tho pler at the foot of Wost Forty-fourth street. Carrie, mistaking the river for a nat, stopped blithely into the w Tho Chatta- noga sailor took a short nap, while Kelly and Lynch went overboard and rescued Carrie. 4 what do you think @he 4 Kelly and Lynoh, "I 0 what she done We're looking Chattanooga aailor was {n euch ut Waltatelder called 471 am: 1 had him sent to Hellevue Lyneh were allowed to con for Cantie, sh wu $2.25 and $2.50 Dress Goods at 69c. per yard Absolutely the Greatest Offering This Season Wednesday, October 4 We will place on sale ALL WOOL IMPORTED , SCOTCH NOVELTIES which have been retailed at $2.25 it} 69% 144 | $2.50 per yard—will be offered at special tables at, per yard....... We Will Also Offer Several lots of BLACK DRESS GOODS! at about HALF PRICE, viz., per yard, {OC At Regular Dress Goods Counters we are showing very fine lines of All Wool Cheviots and Serges, in black, white, blue, green, brown, &c., at 50c, to $1.50 per yard. | PIECES | $1.25 Black Dress Taffeta | at 89c. per yard | Wednesday, October 4 Black Dress Taffeta, full one yard wide, war- ranted to give excellent wear—a grade that is being retailed to-day in Greater New York for $1.25 per yard; to-morrow Special at. nesses This is less than cost to manufacture. 2,500 | YARDS 89% New Cotton Dress Fabrics Au (Cars Thawsrer To SAE P59 060° LF A Clearing Sale of Odd Lots of Women’s Top Coats, They are made of tan covert and black cheviot, of very fine quality, lined with excellent quality satin and splendidly tailored. There are about 10 models to choose from, but not every size in every model. None sent_C. ©. D. No mall or phone orders filled, Moomingdale’, Second Floor, TotW Bt. Section, Persian Lamb Coats. A Remarkable Fur Value. Coats Worth From $100 to $135 for $55.00 and $65.00. A One-Day Sale Only, Persian Lamb Coats, made up by our own expert fur workers, and actually worth from $100 to $135! The model is the most approved of the season—ultra-stylish and refined, Has the new large collar and rever, Bioomingdaley’, Second Floor, 88th St, Seotion LENIN fo Specials in Black SilKs For To-Morrow Only. Very Special Valnes for Wednesday, | “MOHAIRETTE”—One of our exclusive Fall Suitings, in 2 | plaids and checks, per yard,, Sc | COTTON BROADCLOTHS—In plain colors and fifty neat | 2Ae| | & jury to-day of the mit of Wiliam B Franklin and George Isham Scot against Joseph H. Hoadly and Jomep Leiter to recover 868,00 balance and to terest alleged to be due on a deal tr 1,0 shares of International Power Our new showing of Silks is completely ready. High grade, dur- able and beautiful Silks at prices without precedent in moderation and in such variety that every taste can be satisfied. on the Work and Division of Pay for It. 97 Regal Stores Now Black Molre, very popular at pres- ent; 19 in, wide; a regular 50c 27-inch Black Peau de Cygne, which is so much in demand just Lord, Hewlett & Hull, arehibeets Bs atook sol tm © poh “for Cyrus Field | The new Regal stores wt — have | designs on dark grounds, per yard......... PLOTTER TTT 75c, quality. Special at.. now for waists; regular 75¢c No. 4 East Twenty-thtr a eevee Mt | Judson special account,” {t wae deve! brought the total number pretty close to a | CHIFFON COSTUME CLOTH—30 inches wide, in jacquard 19+in, Black Mossaline, with ex- | $1.00 grade, Special at destaned the ma Senator William A, ¢ at Fifth ave- nue and Seventy-seventh otreet, have had serious dieagreements over that $2.000,0 fob, and Austin W. Lord and J Monroe Hewlett have sued Washington | Hull for a dissolution of partnership. The sult t# on trial before Justioe Davia {n the Supreme Quurt to-day. The plain s that {n 18% the firm was dissolved hundred, All selling just one kind of shoes | It's the new Regal customers that. make new stores necessary all the while but it’s the regular Regal customers that keep them busy. Mighty hard to interest a Regal wearer in any other shoe, Because tra high lustre and soft fin- 5,000 Yards of Black Guaranteed ish; a 75c, quality, Special at 55¢ ‘ Taffeta, in both chiffon and 19-inch Black Peau de Soie; 4 natural finish; full 36 in, wide; a heavy quality and extra fine, regular $1.00 quality, Spe- & 69c, quality, Special AI ClO AE rreresneory t 69c ) Bloomingda! fain Pl near Rk Feather Boas, Stoles and oped by the testtmony of Mr, Franklin at his firm hel this stock for Juraon on the day of the collapse of the boom, when It dropped from $198 to $90 @ share, and that they sold the balance In their handa April 8 at auction for $42.00. They had recetved $88,000 from Judson, and this netted the losa, When Charles Newhall, stock recety- figures, checks and plain colors, in all the new fall shades for 39¢ Reception Gowns—Value 6c. per yard; at..., ee MERCERIZED EOLIENNES—27 inches wide, in all the new shades for evening wear—Value 890. per yard; at....e.! 25c “SILK CORDS"—27 inches wide, in plain colors only (sixteen! | | new shades)—Value 50c, per yard; at.... | 27c¢ euda : be be ‘ _ A for the completion of the Clark [er for Cyrus Field Judson in 19% was |] the average citizen knows pretty well | 4 Spectat a ge pe pret he he ere Neck Rutls,---4 ia st! ite RS ae en that he remembered entering several when he’s getting his Boney aoe ‘ ~] ec U S.-""‘Showing. Unter 8 spcie AETAAON on |eneske in tie books But when ne was |[ And every man who has bought one In Linen Department They allege ly gupervising t Dame Fashion has set her seal of high approval on these stylish accessories to the outdoor costume for Fall, and a very wise decree it is, too. For, with the prevailing modes of lacy yokes, it is neces- sary to wear something to protect the neck and chest, pair of Regal shoes knows he is wear- ing shoes as good in every way as anybody's money will buy. $6 apair won't buy better shoes, asked for details Mr. Graham, in be. half of Hoadly, objected. He sald that the books were the best evidence, “Wo have asked the defense to pro. duce the books,’ said Mdmund Mooney rk, lost Ben- | and that he share toward aim to have this account and | Extraordinary Towel Values | | For Three Days’ Selling | pald out $9.02 that Hull had awn $8,206.49, They | Phere {8 nothing tractng these books || for the Regal is just the best shoe Value...... eres ts 5c, 0c. 15c. | There is nothing more suitable or more becoming and beautiful ask for a pending dissolution. |to Mr, Hoadly,” replied Mr. Graham: |— that can be built by good old- ¥ | ‘ —— meen — ———. || |] than these dainty Feather pieces and Silk and Net Neck Rufls. Hull admits the dissension and ac-| “if they are in Mr. Judeon's effeots fashioned bench workmanship from Special....ssso- 25¢, 20c, 15sec, 12%c. |] | And now comes the special feature of this sale. The most beautiful as cuses his partners of trying for two | you ought to be able to produce them the finest leathers ever tanned,—a ; . Jae | sortment Is here, and at prices exceptionally low, Nowhere, search where years to get him out of the Clark job | yourself.”’ $6 pala ag tl ye atthe directa ee — ~ aoe: you will, can you possibly equal them, Examples: nd of kee the money received from | Mr, Mooney was up {nat @ stone wholesale price, from “tannery usto —$—$<—<—<—$—$ * tt palais 6 opposes dissolution till | wall then, and the lawyers smiled sar- to consumer.” Fepehanade f - a = j | rate he hg A iy se ge Slew seve $3 the Clark house ts finished. dontoally. ——_——. shott Raas| e S * russels Ne $s Value $5,00, at........60 x " $3.50 fs ace Semi-Annual Sale of Notions . ied directly Ostrich Feather Stoles; 24,yds. long, in Black, White Bome of the new from @ made and Gray; value $20, at. ve, SILIB STATE BOARD CUT O'DONNELL NOT -—TOBEON TICKET Tax Board President, Says’ ( Leader Murphy, Will Not Run, | ’ $ | ‘ peeee dea om any hath gn Hida ea toe and Dressmakers Supplies Coque Feather Boas; 134 yds. long, in Black, White and fittle more expensive way than tha whieh bas ore i || id 7 t y 8 $3.50 ‘ Re hat He ra Minera Pridance of nade peoular in ‘| Continues All This Week. Gray; value $7.00, at.... SERRE REED oa tiges of the speci : Imported Co reo v an ||| In many instances the prices are HALF and in no van! if the special $4 m 60 al tm the (.! rer the $9.00" meal ary in Faas leather—full calf-lined, jcase less than ONE QUARTER under what Golden Oak China Buffets at Distinct Reductions. you pay | joing | plain black strane G \ resent thet fost okilied New Engiand shoemaksre— | shoes tbatrens ritaaigomenppentance, Theis extra price, | fat nndicraft of the shoes aq ual t @mall addition extra custom feathers andother materials in them | ' Seat BERT: they hare a littiemore hand-work) alittiemoreiik etita every day. Application of Brooklyn Borough foundecornered top: cal into {inaide the hooks: wide, gold-lettered leather top The following are only a few exam ples—hundreds | | | Company Scaled Down from, | more: . | SBWING | site AND PINS DRISS SITLELDS, Just the thing for the dining room 000,000 000— ‘end for Style-Book. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. | COTTONS. Sa x ; ig 4 as Head of the Aldermen on $1, to $615; Boi diret from Tannery to samme. Tho angen, retell shog buslnene Hy} inst nave, oreeamaning HALF PRICE ee aM that isn’t large enough to accommodate the Tammany Slate Careful About All Grants, pe ae + repular prion Mo.s 477¢ | Washable . labiwelent both a china closet and sideboard. e Tam y . P 5 | Sampson Pins. 400 count, | {, Peeular price 8c, and This combination {8 an extremely orna — el reaulae price, 16 me fale ria, 0c | aes as ye as useful Fis or areas, (@pected w ‘The Evening World.) yanis Basting Cotton, } ealo pri x eae | ght different patterns have sharply Charles F, Murphy declared toMy! ALBANY, Oot, &—The State Gna FE ee ee ane Helio te et yanare | LITT NOTIONS M reduced for Wednesday's selling, ' that the published emer Lae Commisatnn granted an order to-day, dozen,....... 30c wood heavy wii Tait At About Frank O'Donnell, Pre mm, of the TAX) consenting to the lesue by the Brook- | Brook ft finish, 100 | Ding for bo.; best Halt Pric deen PO RA @ candidate) iyn Boroyeh Gas Company, which sup- | THE SHOE THAT PROVES yard epeol Cotton, rem: | qualtty ‘horn statr> 3 ¢)e | ae ATR | for Prealdent of the Board of Aldermen | plies gas ty the town of Gravesend, of ‘ y j ~ ular — prlve J5¢ | Pm DOK cesses TS) De Long Hooks and 5 on the Tammany kicket was unfounded. | $15,000 of forty-vear & per cent. gold GREATBR NEW YORK MEN'S STORES | aale price, doi BOLTINGR AND Eyes, per card, | ci on 9 gil Y err OC a . i} IndiaT h Mr, O'Donnell will not be a candi-| bonds, Of this rq@ount $40,000 te to be | NPW YORK CITy, BROOKLYN, FEATHERBONE All Silk Ta‘tota Binding | tah Ae ae 45.00 China Buffet. ae ‘ ‘DW dunoh the office,’ sald the Tammany | used In refunding an equal amount of Downtown | 43 Cortlandt St. $891 Futon St, oop, Montague gt. | AND WHALBBONB, | (y.yard ploce), regular ; 4 date for the office,” sald the bonds of thecompany now outstanding. | 2 ANE Nias Te ane Bt. #1403 forondway” fete Ditinees: St. and 1H) | Peed Severed Festher- | pris, 160.5 vale Pa igok tee fat? 5c 49.75 China Buffet. ..... tenae, men, : 10607 1 bet. Cortlandt and Willoughby. Avenue one, regular price, Er). | price, piece, iv. 7 eh, oxen, | - — veienetion of labor ston The reeaaider, ls 10 be vied for iim) F 007. pronawas, bet: Cor 8 4408 Fitth AY, bet Toth and 11th Bta, The, pies. O06 | teen 199615 yards Linen Corwen 55,00 China Buttet, aded by Thomas H. Canning, Genoral | Provernents to 3 {Bl 785 Broadway, cor. 10th Bt Genuine Bhel! Whale- | Silk Double Serge Bolt- {EMC i crea OC | 65.00 China Buffets... he Y i Treasurer of the Knights | ‘The company originally applied to S1yLL Broagway,’ bet, gun tnd 20en, Bia. NDWARK, N. J | bone, 8é-tych strips; | ing, regular pri M-yard pleco of black | Bloomingdal heat gia we) Washington, and John| the commission for permission to Imue Hoey ae ea iti dls, 8M Brood St,, oop, Central RN. of NJ | each, 10, ; oxen $9.50) | to; wale pr or whit a6 ot Labor, 3 ) $1,000,000 of bonds, but the application it. car, A AY. . . $1.76; grone,.,,. 2749 | ploce,..... ' Tape. C | ‘ At, Secretary and organiser of | * 0% ts ta , tet, Bt. JERIBY CITY ey © Bherhaw page ba Bim Aha om, he aMshe Greatest Specials Agus t District Assembly No, 4, Knights of Labor, called upon Mr. Murphy to-day in the Intereata of the sireet cleaners of This action on the mission in limiting Brooklyn gomipanies' (New Notion Store, First Floor, Rear.) Groceries pert of the com- ie issue of the bonds is an in Ay. GREATER NEW YORK WOMEN'S STORES | NPW YORK CITY, in Greater New York: WHY PAY RETAIL PRICES When You Can Get Your SKIRTS lb can Bilced Pineapple, MeClelfan and to me,’ eaid Mr, Murphy, “The Mbyor will provide @ remedy in the near future," Want Publio Ownership Plank, AML Our Oe, effects—also Lace Plastrons, Chemisettes, Collar and | Cuff and Coat Setseuach..seseccereees Values 40c, to Be. Java and Mocha Coffee { yho act | blow at the methods of the de- tt ¥, Soi " 98 is v, §. By Diet s Rolled White Oats Rood Macha Come New York, Mr. Canning, who acted as | direct P 18 Broadway, cor, 10th 8. 18 Sixth AV. §. B,, oor, 2iet St | nn a - : ot grade, clean fi HA Bite explained that the cy | oteee Of RS re Mere “1300 Hrowd mo, Herel Balding. $168 West 126th Oy OOF, TAD AV pecan F = * winen Je | beat atuad DG mt ’ atrest cleanera wore now thoroughly or- | Sugh Company 86 Fifth Av, bet. 10th “1008 a dway, bet. Ditmars afd Wir Wednesday, October 4 ed 8 te f0F Y p quality, large alee; 3c «anized and members of the Knights of | All azplicntions for an fasue of NEWARK —St1 t, Opp Con JORSEY CITY°06 Newark Ay. ’ Rice. bx In a Plantation Goftee =Rioh Lak He sald that the men were | bonds and stock by gas companies will f° tral RR of Noy.” , Sale of Women 8 Neck 1 de, per Ib Our 80c. atade, 49, crest to work three Sundays out of Ba castle, tnyesicene © etaieihiee “STORES MARKBD WITH A 8TAR ARE OPEN EVENINGS wear “ Golong oF | pet Ib ic every thonth without extea remunera- the need of euch tasue * = m — - — — 200 DOZEN STOCK COLLARS Aide rede 85c | Marecalie Come. avr J tion, and he asked Mr. Murphy to yem~ -— 6 i | | per Ib 2 1Sc Hy pode f ‘ egy sho conditions. WEAKENS THE SYSTEM | In large assortments of newest patterns, in Point Gaze,) AU Our Ge, Te%KGOC | sacchencPartor Mawchen | toe cameron, LeCh Thes matter 1b. well Knows bo Mayor ’ | Point Venise; Embroidered Batiste and Lace trimmed per |b fh wal ntuinlag | Stele Bewns—P in 25c. and 35¢ AND INVITES DISEASE Every part of the body is dependent on the blood for nourishment and / rlour ‘ A new factor in the political situation AND pda bah wi tree ny oe ire bie noe i Deeanes af | Ms Be | French emer 12 a i Togas Pil A! Ok AA a verished or run-down, it invites disease to enter, No one can be we! ' per can felled the Cull "Gwmgrtnp "Langue S U | T S when the blood is impure; they lack the energy that is natural with health, i|| Wi d Li many Hall and ‘asked im in the the complexion becomes pale and sallow, the vital energies are at a low A Sale of High Grade ines and Liquors. prong OEE ar reer rAdeN ine MADE TO MEASURE AT OUR }| ebb, and they suffer from a general broken-down condition of health, The ; Pee aie ae | “Orpotated in. the Demooratfe plattorm FACTORY AT POSITIVELY || system is weakened and unable to resist the diseases and disorders that ||| || White Wool Blankets California Port or lverie, thers ta | Sect, Maueters tt: R ; Lo , | ‘ ; ine, al, ' re | Schenley Rye | Whiskey, be Reader Obrangers Union Zohn on ey PA dh dull, and the waste naire and bodily impurities that Boul pase off |At these prices for geen , Thursday and Pte 4 C43 09 rot A9e | "RN, Be. i shical . through these channels of nature are leit in the system to produce Rheu- 4 A Callformia | Rlovthiag.) pir | , Talon No; Fa nage bi galitares Wil Pearse faatiens, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin Diseases or some other blood dis- 10-4 Sizes, $3.25, $3.98, $5.00. wt for) Saas B 2g | 4 beet tn ‘ox Me eertel” years “oti has SKIRT TO ORDER || order, ‘When the blood is in this weakened and diseased condition it | 1-4 Si 3.75, $4.75, $5.2 #1,40 to | Ca fornia ae c - Po cranectian wiih two Hearst Mune. trom should be treated with a remedy that is not only thorough, but gentle in | 4 Sizes, $3.75, $4.75, $5.25. $109 | eww 3.75 | ! bal eae Kee tee teens $3,050? || its action, 8.8. Ba perely vague randy, sande of te, tbe and | 12-4 Sizes, $4.25, $5.25, $6.50. Mins Di ; dales’-«-t8h (9 "9 t Murphy, (he organigation, dec barks, is just what is needed, It not only cleanses the of allimpu- The above are much below Pr i rice: AN CORD ss me=sorn to 60th Ss. 1 A a Lae A SUIT TO vilee'aad Cidteng ae oe ip strengthens | Pal Fenty builds up | seta evailing Prices Transier to’ ooming: ales 59th to 60th S, | » Peteleloat accents Gr pralia woltitee MEASURE the entire system by its fine tonic effect. 8, 8, 8, reinvigorates every : Ae RET MS ET ¢ Muplelpat ownership, of feel suites, tm member of the body, gives tone and vigor to | |) Alto New Patterns and Coverings of Our a thas, much fa ‘alte, wou be. Incorpo= 16.50 the ood, anda ity oes to thediferent Parts | | | Famous ‘Laminated Cotton Down” Comfortables MAJESTIC DOCKS: TO-MORROW. No matter what ode o 818°" promptly and gives etier reeults |{| || 92-25 Comfortables, §1.75—$2.75 Comfortables, $2.00. ‘Tho White Star liner Majestic, trom Letra Ra be ® than any other medicine, It cures Rheuma- HE 1905 WORLD ALMANAC NOW READY lav nd Queenstown for New Let lg ee PURELY VEGETABLE, ism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin Dis- ened. and » © antes & perfoot ft, RE! . York, was in communication by wi CO, hah he eases and all other blood disorders, and cures AT ALL NEWS STANDS he station se P ND NDS, ' ETE i st es West "as He without charge to ail suffering ith Blood or