The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1905, Page 11

a , ROOSEVELT HIGGINS FREES STANDS PAT THREE CONVICTS ON RATE BILL Does Not Want to Be Unfair with Railroads, but Evils FIRE DESTROYS pITY’'S BIGGEST SWEAT SHOP Six-Story Building Burns with Big Stock of Finished Governor Grants Pardon to Two | Men and a Woman—One of the Favored Was Formerly in Executive’s Employ. | | —) Garments. Must Be Checked, simon “at ALBANY, N. Hig: | = an | gina to-day added em pardons | his record for show! xecutive | ESTIMATED LOSS $40,000. Police Investigate Origin of Fire, Which Is Believed to Be Incendiary. WASHINGTON, Oct, 4.—"President |‘? Roosevelt ja fully in earnest on the| Clemeney subject of rallroad rate egistation, and | bars 1s ust as determmed as ever that legis-| Ta lave regulations shall be enacted look-| was J ing to Federal supervision of the freight | town rate situation.” This statement was made to. Representative Towns to men and women behind the first list of pardons rs home owas and Dv ) yeara ago of “1 knew all the fa » Jud) i At | at N wis John waa not the gukty f tan) to-day, 1 ‘ \ivhority to represent the | @itorney wh m to a ri a ty Leonard t, Was | President a9 to ralinoad rates," | colored man ity and commit per comple te One hundred and| sald Mr, Townsend, “but I can say that | Jury. The action was against a strom fifty \ 1 qua een ains now the same views in, Pliw npany, §t being anot ner case more un principle as heexpressed in his message of the ambulance attorney. The lawyer ont W lace, |Jast December, He believes that to| Was tried and acquitted, but John was) p Know ie uitary.” Jelther the Interstate Commerce Com. Set UD I thoug'at & proper to pardon | 4 wor tt ' building was | mtasion or some other body ought to be | him.” John Bravton, who was convicted tn} occuplod by stores, No. was Morris's) given the authority to adjust rates re ' w floor | found to bme unreasonele. Brooklyn during May, 18%, wae also t ated "The orux of the whole matter Ja not, pardoned : | w men € 1 th the commission should fix rates,| ‘Branton,’ seid the Governor, y 4 street | but that it should the power to/found with @ small clock in his pos: | seaglon, and was sent reon for & ap fing | sunatitute @ reasonable Fate for one! long term, He got & long bi sad tt pund on Investigation to be unjust 1) ame wi plat H ernor emiled at roll © evlis com- i h made Townsend mets «ih the Bec of the Court He aa served halt | 8 t s| v ! filed goods | me changes may be made," replied i Mr. Townsend, “but they will be for the awe i f making the bill clearer on * . ' a alee thing tf quite cer- ———— | a ‘ Nit tad of the ‘i i aaa ie MAN FOR FORNES'S PLACE. | “'s ON Candidate for President of Board if. dy wants to do en An of Aldermen to Come from Oakley's Divtrie iy nomination for Prest "COLLUSION IN ' ~: BIDS, SAYS AHEARN vcs 1 to w : Lots on Building $40,000, | vant“ v f Norough President Relecta Alt Of. & p urenen: Gg i fers on Broadway Paving vd ov id Contracts, r ‘ ; sor Presifiont Ane * nt sa Pg ‘pds oW" | tion, are also ould \ t ink ———— Hanees in Whoes eburge iW rd) ONE MAN KILLED; ‘ w ps were driy & TWO OTHERS SHOT. y w re i John Fisher Uses a Pistol in the i Settle tofa Fend, Ala On 4.—Price Baker, 1 cf W ears id, membs oa w Ww s amily, Was 6! and killed TWO INCENDIARY wat FIRES IN BROOKLYN)S° eaenaniet “ Woman Sevipusty Injured in At. M tempting (o Escape from Tenes ment Phat Was Ablaze, |» IN YOKOHAMA, « uy ie perhaps fatally wounded r ‘ ‘ é - wu it 0k Will Spend Week Sightseeing and FOR INDIGESTION tt ” distress er eating, dizzines: a Sail for San Francisco on | heavy f rg, wind and pain: ‘ i Get, 18 the stomach and furred tongue, take ; : YOMOHAMA, Oct, 4—Miss Alice ’ 2 t arty amrived to-day : case! Beecham's \ x @ by the Ameri fe n Consul, the e 5 f nick and t, and” before you retire to rest. They 1 t with sile rip, start the gastric juices, assist the i 3, 14, , Stomach to dispose of the food, en- M e ne both Har Pa: | courage good appetite, sound di- DIN cate 4 nd and make you feel life is VENEZUELA AFFAIR HALTS, Syonc”" or rormer 6th Ave, Corner 17th St.P No Action Latil Retr Calho Judge Corner 17th St. OUR MOTTO: * i NY : | Stylish Garments at Prices Lower Than Elsewhere. | maing id Offer To-Morrow This ‘ i Exceptional Special. b Governmen PARIS, Oct. +The aut « do © to Wash, Judge hrough TO AID TYPHOON SUFFERERS. 300 Long Coat Suits WASHINGTON, 0: In order | (as illustrated) that the damages rosy from the ‘ recent typhyen in t i pine Isl. =} ods may bo at once repaired and tol Excellent quality s prevent siftering among the inany peor , " and. property a we houses h Cheviot and M Fancy Materials, iti $8 7584275 @ and The Material, Style, Workman: ship, Linings, are equal to the highest class suits sold at the most exclusive stores, oat 45 to 50 inches long, Mi an $50,000 has been ma penses, In the World! Through The "World!" Tell the Use v7, Skirts in several of the most ane desirable and newest models. "World" World! ND Colors—Black, Blue, Brown, That you area worldly man and that Green, Red, Gray and Fancy your services can do somebody a Mixtures. d world of good. % | open doors with axes, smashed furniture ‘was! there ‘\ yagintrate Wahle Belleves Adler THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4; 1905) RAID VICTIMS ASPINALL MAY ALL SET FREE. RUN FOR MAYOR No Complaint Against Those grookiyn Judge, Who Is the Ter- | Taken by Eggers’s Men ror of Crooks, Urged to Take When Arraigned — Dodley’s Republican Nomination—He Prisoners Also Discharged. | Goes to See Odell, When the prisoners arrested in @ ral” Suge Joseph Aspinall, of che Brook on an alleged pool-room raided by Acts tyn County Court, according to gossip ing ¢ Exgers's men were At \ in the borough across the bridge to riigned be Magistrate Boker In th) day, will be asked to take the Republi | Went Si40 Police Court to-day nO 09M) can nomination for Mayor. ' plaint was made, and all were 418! He tof Firooklyn a: noon to call on charged County Chadrman Odell, Mr. O4 | n Odell, Mr, Odell has Lawyer Josoph Rosenbech, WhO 8D") heen unged )y Michael J. Dady to give © Mayoralty nomination to the strenu- ous young Judge, who tn his peared for the prisoners, denounced the] arrests as an outrage. Thie Is the see 0 In two days,” . the lawyer , “that these detectives | | ai i ) crooks, Friends of Judge Aspinall have arraig prisoners in this court . th wy that he does no: want the nomina- with no complaint belng made and the! io. men discharged In the raid yesterday, as in that of the day before, these detectives broke AM. SHIPBUILDING REPORTS. Company's Assets $21,742,823 and | Barnings 81,549,450, ‘The annual meeting of the stookhold- ers of the Am n Shipbutlding Com- pany was held ay at No, 16 Bx- hange place. to arrests without warrants,” ate Moss, in Jefferson Market morning discharged eig’ht nin @ reid last nighe by y's men on an al phony” billiard parlor in Sixth « The wit nue, near Fortiath street tors was re-clested, except that Fd-| nese heid by the police participated In | ward Smith was chosen succeed the ame, and the Magistrate ruled her ‘Allen, deceased,” Tie report of Treasurer Russell C, Wetmore showed that the company on June 30 last had tota newts of $21 i in for the year was a balance sold athe prisoners — CONSPIRACY, HE SAYS. amounting Had Help tin Robbing Clty. After the me wkholders Wahle, in Morrlsania ‘ Court y held Bernard Adler, twen \ mgs Aid ty-four years old, of No, 269 St. Mark's CS We place, Brooklyn, clerk in the Depar ment of Charities, in $1,000 bail f amination on Oot. 7 H h with obtaining, under fals lgrom the clty the sum ot money, it ta al! |, was paid out on te formed bill for 10 barrels of oll. Ad eated another ese 1 to one . {s conspl sald Magistrate, “and 1 will adjourn th! cage until the other men are present + ae TRAIN GOES OVER AN EMBANKMENT, Harris Suction Clip Will Fit Your Nose It grips the skin so sofily and vet sy firmly that while It never ets go, It doesn’t make its pres-f noe felt l Whoever told you that “your ose was never intended for eye-f classes” never saw the Harris juction Clip The only clip built to fit any i Fighteen Persons Hurt in Wreck of Express on the Baltimore and Ohio Road. CONNELLSVILLE, Pa., Oct Fairmont Express on the Balt Onlo Railroad was wrecked e at Roundbottom, two miles soutp Morgantown, W, Va Including the baggage and @ Pullman chair | tumbled 4.—The Three cow car, ladies’ ¢ Titted to any eyeglass foi se. yh Kast 23d St, near 4th Ave 10 Kast 125th St, near Madison Ave Harlem office’ open evenings JSHarris Sight Spectalist ¢ engine did not leave the trac rail spreading after It point In the curve. At th here were few va e aceldent on the train. |Saleof Dress Skirts Id hoard of Atrec | Baby’s Life Was Saved! By Making Lactated Food tler Only Nourishment. ‘in the pe ther Nera Anfantum, pang sed by. lending ritten for yearn it emul 1 nourishes t 1 and th pompital wu WHEAT forms BARLEY MALT tintly predigenta the 1 LIMB PHOSPHATE makes strong boner MILIE makes fat and warmth, SOLD IN 4 SIZES AND RECOMMENDED BY ALL REPUTABLE DRUGGISTS. Wells & Richardson Co. Burlington, Vermont, Prove., The ribbon magical touch making bows while you wait, And far from charging for the service, it is inci- dent to your purchase at the fount of real ribbon values, girl has in deftly or roses th | THE NOON (RACING) EDI- TION of The Evening World, on sale everywhere, contains Handicap by Frank Thorp and the ONE BEST BET of the | Day. | bea (Like the Picture) |[ To supply a Skirt like the one we illustrate here, and put into it the sort of materials, along with the best possible workmanship it is possible to obtain, has been no pay fora high-grade dress | tionably the b A LOT OF ODD SKIRTS ferent mode's and mate SKIRTS in the gray mani tures and black Panama, 2 linctly different styles 9, SKIRTS of Panama, pleated stitched below the hip to { yoke elfect, sizes 28 to 36 | SUIT OF GRAY INVISI ina pleated model, pleated ter fram the kinees and orn ed with buttons LE Pl Irish Point Lace Curtains, Corded Arabe Curtains, Real Renaissance Curtains, Heaby Mercerised Curtains, Real Renaissance Fed Sets When you pay us $4.05 for any of the above you may saving of at least Two | ollars—and in some instances more Isn't much to say be assured a quite alittle We simply bought out this big purchase and sale are the five lots—in a nm clean-up. and by the closest sort of figaring able to give you choice at $4.95, IRISH POINTS, are duplicates of our own importation, and they are pos worth up to $7.50 4 pair REAL RENAISSANCES are iully $7, CORDED DENTELLE ARABIAN CURTAI $20 to $100 a pair. tively shown In asbig variety of yery choice designs. Worth S; exact copies of the peal that cost HEAVY MERCERIZED PORTIERES, in exquisite designs; some with wide Velour or Tapestry borders, REAL RENAISSANCE BED SETS, with centrepiece lace, lace edge and inserting Third b deen valance; bolster to match, Window Shades | Curtain Muslin Extra heavy Oil Opaque; mounted on! Two thousand yards dainty striped serviceable rollers, ready to hang; good Curtain Muslin, all neat and attractive prings; dark green color patterns; would be good yalue nly, Revular S0¢, value for 25¢ at 10¢, vard, To-morrow at ordinary achievement—an (which we announce for To-morrow) ought to prove of great interest to womensfolk who believe Five Dollars enough to skirt. ¢ very attractively made: Panama in black and gray misses’ sizes; full pleated Strapped with graduating straps and iggest vflue that has ever orm 6.75 n ches aS ee ae $4.95 "éiocen { the sale of tive hundred of them as you can of very heck—both ladies’ anit déep hem; also clay chev ted from the knee. given In town see Ungues Other Big Values in Skirts dif-; BUTTERFLY SKIRTS jn tine cht fon Panama, and in ec " a ap Skirt made in the cir Ular shape el ae 10.00 75 DRESS SKIRTS of fine Vo'le over sik drop, very full; also Clay ed and milo folds of panel effect. 2, Sq new circular sh back a nt elt SKIRTS int ull 10 Sayging; cole and and gray nus 50 oon 7.50 Special Sale of Standard Books In Sets nol oy 1 $1.00; sale w i § large y per Het, 2.00, Halmo's Works, in 16 hie edtitony value, $19.0 per set, M7, lumes, ; Bal - SIEGEL at5.00) THE BIG STORE SIXTH AVE. pa ncut ie NEW YORK. i Single 'S. & WH." Green Prading Stamps Glyen with Purchases Amountiug tq 10c,.,cr Mora, ‘ Made of Brogdeloth or ‘ \ , Covert, és i ] Illus- / a trated, My bs r This fachionable mew model! thould be popula: bechuse {y combines fo many ] uses. It is made. ip black BroadclotH or ‘ tan, Covert fh a 42-inch length, Empire style with grapped ou'line Collar! with plaited front, bak and sleeves. "The 1 yoke and sldeves af lined With héavy f 4 satin | Prige $10.75 i To-morrow. ! A coat ih this ttyle can handily be wort boh day-time with street: tostumes and in the. evening » Being exceedingly siylish, it is suitable for almow every coceasicn, . It is cur"en lineg that give ‘it the iat» mosphere of a $20 garment Vi (lexel Cooper Store, Segond Fi, Oth Ave) Women's Suite at $20. Sty'es Are Adaptations from Models That Sell at Double the Price. j ‘ Beautiful Suits such as Women who take pride in their ap- pearance will wear with pledsure The stylesiare really artistic they're different from what others are! showing—more exclusive } Two Distinctly Pretty Suits at $20. F An Eton Suit of broadcloth; newest shadés for Fall; ar- tistically tr'hmed with velvet i and braid; precisely as shown i pee Ty ur circu skirt with plaited front and Back, $20 The other Suit is a new blouse rrodel of velveteen; a rich quality; made with ydke effect and ornamented with braid; lining of rich Peau $20 de Soie; plaited skirt. / (ieee! Qooper Bisre, Bé@ond Fi, Front. sth Bt.) Women’s White Waists. Charming Creations at Prices That Are Remarkably Attractive. For to-morrow the Popular Waist Store on the Second Floor makes one of its char: acteristic offer ngs, feat Uring handsome waists of superior quality batste, and Suisine, Sik and Linene Waists in Lingere. Embroid- ered and Tailored ef Fects Bref, but adequate descriptions follow. And these descriptions rove Why the Waist tore jis so decidedly popu ar WHITE LINENE WAISTS, a new Fall tailored model. The ent re front is nealy des gned wih hemsiiched side plait, and French tucks, Bath plaited and hemstirched Deep cuffs and satk collar to ma:ch body of waist, 95c | model. idandsomely designed with yoke A very che model, Espesially priced at WOMEN 5 WHITE EMBROIDERED and attached collar: of Venise Lacs and clusters of French tuchs forming a full BATISTE WAIST as illustrated A blouse. Back clutier tucked, new sleeves hand.omely gned new model. Entire with faney eu s trimmed front artistica ideredand Frensh (comorrow Is LINGERIE tucked, Back cu hed; full sleeves to elbow and finished wath aten-inch gaunt et cuff { sacar tele $1 SO \wonews ware Fer \aemerroW | WAISTS in exquisite new models. To WOMEN'S WHITE SUISINS SILK convey s:me idea of their atiractiveness WAISTS Suisine is a very fine IMB | wp illusrate che of the mitny stony trous macerial, The yaist is cleverly | yyles, Made of fine qualiy White Bar designed, tailored model entire fron tise, some trimmed Wit! Cerman Valine made of sutched sde plats and French cignnes Lace and, Emzrowdery, Ochers A sed back Full sleeves ' | with Lace and Venise edge Still others with yoke and attached collar of Valen- e ie finished oe $4.95 tweked gauntlet, cuffs ciennes Lince and Bdge i Esrec aly priced at Newew serves! and } WOMENS WHITE BATISTE LIN: fancy cus They dre $3.95 } GERIE WAISTS~a nw d cainty | priced at : PRP a Pann Ptah Arar no nprpnd et A) In addition to the specials mentioned in this announcement Tao sis Store als offers oxe traordinary values inthecs lines; Wormer Fannre and Ch (e) 4 é ¢ raphy Platinum Fin ch for Onyprrnvirerneneioe a Aelia) ob A POD Mises *holonde new neerwea r5( ren, Shoes en's Cn ; Cyuind Floda, 1 e 45 and fea'uring dozen