The evening world. Newspaper, October 4, 1905, Page 6

GRISS MAKES ~ AEERS FORM ‘SAY POLICEMAN “WAS HEAD OF Marx Is Charged with As- sault by Jerome’s Heavy- weight Sleuth, from Freight Cars in Jersey City, 1 a series of je scale that the 4 cted An any moment Keenan, nd handed mon of Democratic loader {*Jakey” is Pat's lieutenant, @ brevet to Grass. chala of th train to disagy Wins Grass from Beers. Say Policeman Got Plunder, + Bam Koonig steers the Republican | Dettotlves were employed Bhip of State In the sixteen and se ani afer a few weeks wooed end won Grase from Beers, by | re Charles Artwright gati hind his county detective’s badge, and | presen astonishing rab- n- whole he road, tion ar- THE WORLD: | caused hith not to be too curloms ot! | Wha: waa going forwart. | These revelations | Veerigations aad to farther In earch of the polloe detect! ‘ound Jersey City's art the winter. ted loot hae been Krome of Clothing popniadon warm Xi) of this lo keep f FOR ; agine if you buy them right. They are expensive if| who are taking advantage of them already, although WITH FURY ROBBER BAND Ren ted char ah an hs Residents Rejoice to Hear that you pa he regular profits of jobbers and whole-| the Fall season Is only fagianity and Christmas is a aay * pee ee ie cere Oe on faite ta nel Salers, but there’s a big difference if you get them} long way ahead, { —e Ante Jaage Mwine bad daar! ire — Inspeotor Cross Will Try to | AP avtistc plano of the high) } c+ Lambert's, diamond ringstyou see in our store are made 'Charged with St aling Goods man he weld tin “tn 8,00) dal) for est possible excellence and a We laid in a large stock ‘many months ago when! in our own factory. They are hand-made of solfd iCharged with Ste further exombation. a ———— [ENGINEER KILLED | IN TRAIN WRECK, | | The Flatt i | to come at art now that sell, was Imported direct by us and| substantial hand-made mounting ot 4 | Three Men Injured tn Crash Whioh they have received Ho Inspector | moun nd- H .| solid 14-karat gold. Only $50, { hat loud nots which made tae Stx-| The spectacle of a policeman fn full Cudee pioniion (his he WIN ALMGE ~ ed in hand-made solid 14 g ) teenth febeenity District quakw as with | Uniform rolling a barrel of flour along | Demolished Bagise and lf add this p trolmen to the Parle = ~ karat gold by our own workmen, Others from Fy selimie disturbance was the fracture |the sklewalk from the Ponnsylvanta | ‘Ten Cara |"sille station va the result of the Agitas Y/N Hence we can sell it for $25, | $8.50 to $1,000. jot the te that boued Damon and Pyth- | Railroad yards at . “a Jorsey TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. &—The! tion by citizens and new ol ce ate It all came ou the Centre Street | City, to hia hor fv S away,| ny da. | hte pecnntibe 5 | t ere whea Magistrate Pool | was such an unusual nat an jn. | seeond section se Fi range Cincin aie tae oF in Patbush Protective Aw ine ° S e Cc es Damoy_for examination under &!yestigution wus nar, CMcage a LOR Re ROG eee ak” thaly labeling held “At g Be) cia anine Sex Grau, | on tees tuace ie rites ot tHe Gourore Tedlasa Balk Ube here | the Committes of Ten. ted by 6. Here are two diamond brooches, There are 4 shih oe , wwers, told o pector Cross's hopes i int 1 Court on a « of having last alent Pa att ta the duels Gf Bukonte other patterns by the score at prices varying from The cogineer was killed and throe and vicinity Bereet, the shorte g | Dertes. mon lojured, The engine and ten cars ‘ ‘ : S Jerome’a ovunty detective start Polloetnan Sheide had a night post in! were demolisied and the track was torn | Mit) Yau) Nini! Mi hilt hand-made of solid 14-karat gold, from our own friendahip of these two was one the Pennsylvania Rallroad’s yards and yp for 19 yards, Tne dead Walt ie i Seeman eae dette lr hahig eget had een dotagied to vrotest the care uf) R, B. Brown, engineer, Terre Haute, | {rouen lhe Premne! where they ctory, i aoa Has co ta two montue va "| ie radffoad from robbay for seve Injured 1 ae (eciianally ghentane Gt 4 Every brooch In the Lambert assortment is dis- ; ‘hed shoulder to shoulder |? his tour began, how-| pay, A, W, Lice, Hope, Ind vaiiian paaaueia 4 Saha oui . ie f i i ike 1 lise the voters and hench- | 6”* te was being done) yg guirbaum, fireman, Mattoon, | Pi Touen rusiden ee Rai sew Payments from $8 to $10 per tinguished by a touch of novelty that raises it above and pledged nl Joase Syknell, Carthage, Mo When the train siick the derall the over thé embankment and vhich los throws a vell eld avenue, in Tet yale Saale Bdlen Sea alg | Dien acuiids Grass por a ‘seb: a0'| and Ind, his new charge : nd on payments of only H foreman in the Street Cleaning Depart» emall dg a : t the ; M thl a Bean aiiranrndt bie halls ghey 1 ITALIAN LIN t the e On y. Our name is more closely associated with wedding stn proud- | day hi ae ‘ AL, 4 Pp , K . © ty caitying his five feet 200 pounds be- | bors Inver nt as : Ma Soptery St rings than any other one article. When our estab- RUNS ASHORE, MORE POLICE Add Thirty Patrolmen to the Parkville Station, a Virile The new pattolmen will WEDNESDAY EVENING WATERS PIANO Save Money on Diamonds. Diamonds need not cost you as much as you Im-| Here are sources of economy for our customers, FLATOUSH leading favorite for sixty years. No pianos so celebrated as the| WATERS are sold at such low prices and on such easy terms. 14-karat gold. We sell a very pretty diamond ring rices were lower than they are now, We imported h . for $25.00 and one for $5 0,00. the stones direct. This diamond, like all others we} Another fine solitalre, artistic and ntes are expecting The mountings are all $15 t $1,500, the level of common products in the jewelry trade. All désigns are exclusive, and in this line, as in all others at Lambert's, you save money on every pur- chase because there is no middleman's profit to pay. Knife edge, fine di month without interest. plain We also offer a large number f good UPRIGHT PIANOS of} different makers (some as good) is new) at GREAT BARGAINS Knife edge, plain polished, fine diamond in centre, $25.00 Wedding Rings Come to Us for Watches. 1, cover, tuning and deliv. i Grags in the regalia of his office, of | ihe won : st a ry fre lishment was only a corner in a stationery store — There is no limit to the etlorts , plato 4 pis | Way and Capt, N _ ond P Catal if : we make to satisfy patrons of H tet tad burs tavenue station 6 Life-Savers Take Of Crew of ee Send ay for Catalogue we began making them, To-day we turn out a hun- ur “fs 7 ‘5 i you're like your name—arven and shrill treble Whtety Mea Whew vita at GRIEF CAUSED SUICIDE. Horace Waters & Co,, dred rings for every one which we produced when ju : wa yh ; r ment. t ,fréah in summer and fading way) “Ien't it {unny that they ne my ¥ inten, shld toll tires kolee: i a o Penal sd ara ,, Watch is placed on sale until ; | about November peotad My Why 1 hay 1 ce aNd taes PHILADELPHIA, Oot. (Grief over hs we began business in 1877, But the hundred are as gyery part of the works in it ha } E don't go around the district trys feon him rolling bartels of flour home, Va. Oct, The Malian’ PHILADEE ETA. 134 Fifth Ave. near 18th St. | J carefully made as the one, ‘ i t ll people J 4 t ks of pdt i full uniform, too let i! Palermo, Cant. Na " \ { ‘4 = 1 . OEM ys Crorney'e atise: von the) Wray 1 bad. wacit Ge oR ME sie fos Wear ai : Nate 42d Be + The Lambert wedding rings are solid gold, seam- i : sardo baie r rleans In sranch ( a 8), A : ! rejoinder. “And Beers sre the cheup: “and 1 urryl Sai OL lech aaie us r aP}EMS SPARS AED Md less, and guaranteed in every particular, We have eet thing over the bar, anvoow tt ho y at nf | Cane ftattetas lilerukeink head 254 West 125t1 Ste near 8th Ave. them'th all widths and etvien , it all prices, but ev j “Liar!"—Biff! Bang! Bat! Boe and be: std oe . last night during ¢ SR n all widths and styles and shapes, sts less a l amt "st Byerybody knows what followed, Nim fishing bottles of w ¥ OM weather crow of thirty mon wer i Via Peas award tea: ti ; The talk became caloric viii it the canal do ad yards” | tundod In Iigeboate this moral x by th / {4-karat, $3.00, $4,50, $5.50 to $12 would cost anywhere else in acl " Then at was ti, These fe 1 Capt. N “ap sras and Creed’s HIN IIfe own, t Ss elllaaillalddaiiald Previreyees gation And hel savine stahics ond Ar® bolna: cared £5 Cure Your Rheumatism | :s-karat, $4.00, $5.50, $6.00 to $16 '°" iene mint sind Ge tain re : Boots wild Grass sont him to grasy, | hasn't recovers from the shock yet ns GRIFFITH'S Compound Mixture of ¢ hare lah pain for Engraving { Grass declared he was ove: Haan a ed that the stalm lying in a thirteen Guaiac, Stillingia, Ete. 22-karat, $5.50, $6.75, $8.00 io $20 ua at ¢ United States Y Usual Lambert guaran | Bera, Beers bur up K 0 always immaculately uniformed § water and ts app iat » tank ‘ ; Office or we Will not accept tee with this 50 ; fellow county detective, and Grass was | was tye brains of a gang .., Rood condition. ‘The sea 4 : rata No charge for engraving, them from the manufacturers, Wald severe . garnered a #ieaf and locked up Inj ave left little but the cars of heavily the wind ly fresh nthe orth, tf rom Pain ying t {the Bifth street police station stocked traina running Into the Greon- | Quick assistance is rendered the ship ant Biood ang HVay in stack until Sam K h Ait probability bs outed with ae Vegulating i | ball for him, Beers flow nt says he learned that on Vt Fcaoiin ces ; Fey | ; or second the Liver | the balllwick, stelling his when tho gang had mado |, ™%¢ Captaln reporta the accident due D d d St h er ae lb tine feniat mre a tah hy Natgmete ‘coe nae, Disordered Stomachs tos: takes | rasa and put him away f f ‘ J teras light for the Diamond Shoal he “Ol seemnune - tugeponl . Remedy MANUF | . nim awa ha | rm ar vi « large or iti MM. 4 . . ! } Magistrate Pool heard tt a hdl casigaer ie : ae liphtahip. ACHING pees BILIOVSNESS, MeCN ICA, COLT nd TUMBAGO, * ACTURING bal , ———— CONSTIPATION rs ro new untied ae \ wide OBJECTS IN LIFE | “, eendunte in guinea * ‘ id= 5 An Effective, Cooling, Refreshing Remedy, A m Th d A Cc , : Convinied ote serail Wf. raids tren aoe ' ir ve., Cor, 58th Street. rives Truck Load of Loot. Where men a enthusiastic users during the pest 60 years, h the ‘ E Until Itil | , 1 the truck and | Rome pe to work Ax tovetis gos bd 41,96 9 tl frm pe, Open Evenings Until 6.40, Saturday Nights Until 10, two And » ' Pres tion Pharnae i anal molt News, [THR TARRANT CO, «4 Hudson Streat, ¥. ¥, .6OF, Sith St, New: York, The Harlem Store ts within a block of A the Second avenue “L'’ station at 12st convenient to the 126th street street crosstown lines, the Amstel ue aud Fort Lee cars, New York Cen- slalion at 15th street, handy to the Tonk, any car to 12th street terminal and of easy access to all Harlem lyn Bridge 2 Little while rarst St. & 3d Ave. 2226102234 |, gd Ave. Harlem Store: Corner rarst Street and 3d Avenue = Near ad & 3d Ave. “_ Stations, Everything for Housekeeping STORE that thing for Housekeep understand the requirement of the home and be a store of char Famous Prtoneers When New York Was Young ROWDED with romance which reads almost like fiction, the early days of the house of Cowperthwait & Sons were marked by struggles toward the comfort and ease of home life to-day, en tana Ie imple That this extensive and progressive house caters to the conveniences and luxuries of modern home life—just as it catered to the simp but artistic desires of the housewives and husbands of 1807—is an object lesson in the business lite of to-day. - Pioneers in the furniture business—just as famous personalities of the day were pioneers in other directions—Cowperthwait & Sons have a place in the very life of the city not enjoyed by any other business firm George Washingt n had recently been a familiar figure on the streets of New York, and within the year the store was founded, Thomas Jefferson was President, . “Every. supplies Amsterdam Ave, and Fort Lee Cars, must acter, The Cowperthwait & Sons’ Stores ged successfully in this work since when the business was first started in Chatham Square, and they have an enviable reputation for giving customers the best woods at the lowest prices have Handy to Bronx. Any Car to ragth St. Terminal. Basy of Access to All Harlem, Z i 77 , | Albany and Philadelphia were distant cities—many tedious hours by stage—and beyond was almost a wilderness, Useful Bedroom Pieces | In New York the home was filled with article utility and simple ornament—beyond was the log cabin, - MOST desirable pair of f p The great American forests which furnish the tine woods for the furniture of to-day were in their pristine glory—the abiding places of the A chairs for the bedroom, with usefulness brought to the highest point in pretty cretonne, with sckets on the back Indians and venturesome white pioneers In the Far West the country was almost une 1 tram J y a region in 1807—the first one to explore what is now the Yellowstone National Park, that wonderful section of Wyoming where wild animals of all kinds grow tame under the protection of United States soldiers, : ue), 4 , ; There is nothing of instability about the Two Stores of Cowperth wait & Sons—they having maintained an intimacy of long standing with the very best element of New York life, holding confidential relations with the best of homes for over four generations, Self Feeding Stove Reduced from $13.50 to $8.98 Cov ered » would not like to posses: with their m: nd comforts well made as the cab’ t-maker can make them chairs Decorated Porcelain Dinner Sets, incising WRaPORGH i | $6. 96 2OM somewhere in the vicinity of the great seas ; "ch they may | HE selling power of the Cow F of the North or perhaps from the North Pole With lift-up box seat the price is $4 more in each Instance | pve & ‘ us’ Stores has itself, the Frost King will make his descent Nottin ham Lace fete ancl) wey A aan m upon Ie York, Are you ready to give him a warm 9 this daintily decorated porce It will matter little how he may bluster if you have Curtains, 49 ainner of one hundred his “Old Reliable Stove” in your home. twelve pieces—each piece a trifle over six cents, In the sel there are iver Heavy castings throughout, nickel rails, base, top, |swing cover door and skirt and every other good | stove requirement, designs of N ess, and in every tt am Lace Curtains are i be f ter \ one hh | 12 Individual Butters 1 Sugar Bow! (2 pes.),| The reduced price includes, besides the stove— rain diversity of] 12 7 42 Fruit Saucers. 4 Sauce Boat |Pipe, elbows, ring, damper, poker, shovel, coal hod ni wid ¢ wealth. t lke that vary prod| ‘a Cups. ‘ 2 PI “ters (3 pes.) wood. Nowhere else in New York can you get $0 ouanwite'eo asllgkts Wo serine at har witeaws te Sauer, | 4 Bowl. | 4 Pickle Dish, much for so little, Harlem ; | Downtown; . / T2ist St & 3d Ave, Chatham Square Everything for Housekeeping a to 2234 3d Ave, | 193 to 205 Park Row _ Cash or Liberal Credit iad. sid he > ba dbid Sal, Chetham the Secor and Th and th and City Hell rafer to Second and Third Chatham Avenue trains at the Battory without charge, Square, 193 to 205 Downtown Store: Park Row, Near Chatham Square J. John Colter, a particularly venturesome white man, tramped through the Yellowstone | Savare Store ts close ird avenve “L's Bre Subway at Worth « Laat ply the rivers eve from Long Island and evger oth \Park Row Chatham Square, ad and 3d Ave. “L" Stations, Near Brooklyn Bridgo and Trolleys. Cowperthwait TE Cowperthwait Sanitary Bed | Sanitary Bedding ding is everything the name | | | implies = thoroughly sanitary Made in a sumlighted and an air | Swept build ng devoted exclusively to j]{ the manufacture of clean bedding, |] under the directorship of a man who |] has made the bed his lifetime study | The Cowperthwait bedding has no | Subway at Worth St. and City Hall. Long Island, 34th St. Ferry and "1." Tsland, Sout Ferry and “L" to Chatham Square. Close to Jersey Ferries » by Crosstown Lines, | , ’ i Practical Folding Couch Bed | wee you have a practical, weij = constructed couch bed at a Saving Price? The “Universal” has stood the test of time and demonstrated its usefulness, It is ja peerless bed made in a peerless manner and sells regularly for $25.00, equal for cleanliness and purity The prices are no more than are asked for beds and bedding of the other kind. | CLOSED When closed, as shown in the picture, it can be used as a couch, Opened, as illustrated, it makes a good double bed. Provided with the Cowper- thwait sanitary mattress, Reduced from $25.00 to $19, 25, in every respect to beds advertised by department “made to sell at this figure. Roman Chair, $8.40 iy N the old days—when Rome was in flower—Roman art breathed and lived and inspired The art of the old days is seen in this little chair—made here in the New World after models digged from the days of the past, | It Is dainty and pretty in its mahogany finish and rich polish—-pretty enough for the many-windowed mansion of the rich—cheap enough for the man of sn “4 purse who lives his life in a cottage or a tene- ment, Superior OPED This bed is far stores—it is really a $25 bed-