The evening world. Newspaper, October 13, 1905, Page 9

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1905. = PITY FOR "HORSE COST MAN'S LIFE | Rennedy Crushed to Death by ' | @twerd Kennedy's pity for a hore. @oet him his ite last night. At the oor. eer of Clinton and Harrison streets, de amw Frederick Whiteman, of No, 60 Degraw street, beating « that had balked in the middle of street, Whiteman was plying the whtp vigorously, and every lash rated welt on its flank, Kennedy forced through @ crowd, offering eug- Gestions, and cried; ‘“@top beating the horse.” “What else oan I do?” asked Waite i i & “I know something about horses, ¢ More with him than by beating him,’ Kennedy quieted the animal by rub- Ding its nvuszie. Then he urged the bores forward, The horse stood atift- legged, Kennedy tugged gently at the! Dridle, coaxing the animal, Without | warning the horse reared on its hind jeg. The crowd yelled to Kennedy to save Dimenif, He tried to jump out of the way of the pawing hoofs, but he was stivck and fell directly under the horse Befow . those in the crowd nearest him oould drag him out of danger, the horse Gropped with all ite welght. It's hoofs rushed Kennedy's chest, and when the reget pnd wagon had passed over him ernedy wes twenty-two years old. fig ives Qt No. 45 Hoyt atreet, Brook- et TWO CHORUS GIRLS HURT AT HIPPODROME, The Dachess of Marlborough, in a Box, Inquired Concerning Vhetr Injurten, The Duchess of Marlborough, O. H P. Belmont and Mr. and Mre E.R Thomas, who were the guest of Col. Jay and Miss Jay, witnessed an arccl- ry dent at the Hippodrome last night, In r which two chorus girls were painfwly ire ste chorus waa marching |] hlld’s Black Kid Putton and Lace, sizes 60 10% $1.00 Youths’ satin Calf Lace shoes, ses 11 to 2evee $1,00 en for the deals, Laure fowosend, one Misses’ $2.00 Kid, Patent Leather Tip, Button and 0 Little Gents’ $2.00 Box Calf and Patent Leather Mot the mi iy, was tn centre vee $1.8 LAee, 81808 810 19 cvereece cece vee $4 80 Child's Kid, Patent Leather Tip, Button and Lace, True Form Last, $1080 tO 10M reese sarees ~) BLL2Z5 | iittie Gents? Satin Calf, Lace, sizes S$ to13%,,.. $1.00 Store Open Saturdays Until |o P. M. “ Wen’s $12.50 & $15 Gop Coat: | Ss = Men's $12. op Coats {liga paitained’ by the two chorus | ne MO COWREETION WITH ANY OTHER STOW® | Fe edi BG STORE ACTYINTSELE oem, Cf —R ‘ C. “GREEN HUNTER THOUGI'T | ain Coats COW WAS A DEER. 0 R 0. “Comes trom Snitivan| ‘ we a wren ae SIXTH AVE. qgeai€ionan W*SI9°STS at JS. / 3 Game Season, uxw } Steak Instead of venise fi John F. Royce Jeffersonville, has rm against trespassers. A a a deen grazing a) weeks, and ) RICH MAN LEAVES NEWPORT. A.C, Taylor's Assesament Ralsed from 100,000 to 81,000,000. WPORT, Oct, 18—1 A Cc T fr the many times maire of New York, has kicked over the traces because of the assessment levied epainst him by the Newport Tax As hereafter be known ptemouth, Ro Mr N peronal prop was raised to an \ fesgors, and will ' (sa resident of \)Paylor’s as erty, forme! even 4, the f citizens, I | ‘ \ honaires will resign thelr bere, Mr, Taylor is Taylor, who gay New York. « jolne the farms Vanderbl as a loy har startled 1) — Mailed Odell Dines with Higgins, tano ALBANY, Oot, 13,—Ex-Gov. Ode!l had do! dinner with t } e) “Baints’ Rest mh of Bpeaker Nixon “Workers”’ Work Wonders That's why you should not be satisfied with doing all your work yourself 1:34 FOR HELP THAT HELPS | Use World Help Warts To-Morrow Read World Situ, thon Wants ToD y | CAMMEYER 6th Ave., Cor, 20th St. ‘eastensnisnnioneemaseem The Great Advance in Leather and Shoe Stock Does Not Affect Us. Bought and Manufactured While Figures Were Low, Anticipating This Advance, and We Are Thus Able to Maintain Our Below Cost Prices IN THE BASEMENT In Our Offerings of 5,000 Pairs of Women’s Regular $2.50 Shoes, Which We Will Sell ai 81,75 And 5,000 Pairs Men’s Patent Leather Calf and Patent ColtsKin Shoes, In All New Toe Shapes, Welted Soles, Regular Prices $3.00 & $3.50, At $2) 00 Pair. Men's $2.50 Lace Shoes, in black kid and box calf, with heavy soles...... is Loree rerun Women’s Patent Leather and Black Kid Button, Lace and Blucher Hand-Sewed Welts, all the new toe shapes.......+ We medium and 89 00 Nc Pe cr en . $9 0o a ee $2.50 Patent Leather and Black Kid Button and Lace Shoes for women aty.., oes cece seeseeee $1.50 Men's Satin Calf Lace ShoeS.,cessesessie Misves’ Black Kid Button and Lace, sires 11to 2. $1.25 Boys’ Satin Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 2G to SMe $1.25 A Style Exhibit as Well as the Most Sensational Money-Saving Offer in All New York. Top Coats Are Either Silk, Satin or Venetian Lined. Rain Coats Are the Celebrated Priestley ‘‘Cravenette,” Ohe Cop Coats are ether Sill, Satin or Venetian lined They are cut in the height of fashion, and made of a superior quality of Covert in all the shades of tan and olive that are in demand this Fall, also Black and Oxford Cheviots. Cut with the new shoulder effect, in sizes 33 to 46, in bovh regular and stouts Che Rain Coats lon in proper lengths Gray. slate, over-plaids and black. Our Men's Clothing at $15 Is the Most Stylish in Yew York. You can go anywhere and buy clothing at $15, but itis cnly at The Big Store that such consum: mate skill is exercised in the selection of styles that you get really superior tailoring and finish We feel that we are not over-stating the mavier when we say that custom tailoring has its one great rival in our MENS STORE. The art of cutting aud tailoring ready-to-wear cloth ng is here so highly perfected that the differ- ‘ence between this clothing at $15 and custom made suits is merely a matter of price—you pay twice or three times for the custom suits what we ask you in this great Saturday offering, Men's Suits $ | 5 Fancy Mixtures in Foreign $ and Coats, and Domestic Fabrics, Such a concentration of superior style ality | Worsteds, Tweeds, Cheviots of exclusive designs, character and value is impossible elsewhere, except | usually shown only at high-class tailors. All styles at very much higher prices, All sizes. lin both single and double breased All sizea Fau'tless Fall Suits, 315) Silk Mixtures and 515 Black and Blue Textures» | Neat Effects, Both single and double breated sacks, cut on | Fabri-s conservative men want and that the new 1905 nee and made of the follow- hard to find in other stores, Black and waite, Ny fabrics: Th.beis, unfinished Worsieds al 1 Velours and. imported Clay” Diogonale, hand| Sav: Hate and subdued colorings. in silk and ailored throughout; either serge or Venetian All sizes. are the famous Priesiley “Cravenette”” make, famous because they always shed the rain. Cut in correct Fall fash- Sizes 33 0 44, | Worsted; also Cassimere Cloths, | and double breasted. All sizes, Fall 515) Covert Top $45 Silk to edge and Silk lined, Coats, Rich overgarments of medium length in black | Serge body linings sleeves with rich satiny in Both single ned Stylish Fall Overcoats, and Oxford fabrics, All sizes, tan, brown and olive shades, All sizes, F $ “Cravenette” Rain Coats, 15 Silver Gray ‘Cravenette.”” journeyman tailored, Venetian lined fronts and sleeves, Full draped. Tan, olives soft finish, Same style as the foregoing; dark Oxicrd twill) medium weight for al! seasons, All sizes. Wen ’s Orousers at S300, ‘A Very Representative Showing for Fall and Winter at This Price. We specialize every line; we slight no detail, That is whyyou buy Trousers 90 satisfactorily when you make ycur furchasas at the Siegel Cooper Store. $ Neat siriped worseds, soft finish cassimeres and handsome cheviots. Every coloring—sleve, gray, brown. navy and naturally black to, e EVERY SIZE TO FIT EVERY BUILD, Waist measures—3! to 52, Length measures—28 to 37 inches, 4 Joh gs sin» Nt ite naetiags Uiblegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Bast) r MOLASSES CREAMS, Ib, LEMON COCOANUT CHIPS Pure Candy, that rea! ‘emon flavor, Ib, 10c 10c PURE FRUIT TABLETS. Lime, Lemon, Orange and Horehound.ib, 16 CHOICE MIXTURE, all chocolates ot a mixture of assoried chocolates, French cream, bonbone and fruit and selly cuts, by 20¢ Other Special Values For Co-Morrow Include: Misses’ Waists, Misses’ and Girls’ Suits, Coats, Craven- ettes, Boys’ Winter Suits and Overcoats, Cold Plated Hand Bags, Football Supplies and Cigars. Women’s Broadcloth or Covert Coan ina Yow Strapped Style at S875 Absolutely the Most Remarkable Offering of the Kind Any Store Has Ever Announced—and the Reason Why, The “why” is simple. We want to make Saturday the biggest, busiest, most inspiring day in the history of the Coat Store. And we propose to accomplish this by resorting to eats and #ancy Cutw of Native Rip Anoy Cuis of Ni Poy | Fancy Swan hin Seats il Miohtean ___ at 15¢c, per Ib, ——— Small Fresh Callfornta Hame, loam, 10c, per Ib, | Fancy ——¢ 15¢ Chickens, Sang Supplies, _at 14c. per Ib, sth At ntre — Frerh Killed —* Opportune Bargains in Fall and Winter Weights, methods that must immediately impress themselves most force- fully upon every woman who reads this. We shall take a large number of Coats, mind you—Coats that have proved the best sellers of the season—that are made up in the most approved and most popular style—and That have sold at $12.75 8 7 5 and offer them to you at ° A Price That Is Less Than Other Stores Could Obtain Them at Wholesale, Look at these Coats) Compare them mentally withthe hand- Somest $12.75 Coats in New York, and you will murmur to yourself “What an extraordinary value for $8.75 |" THE ILLUSTRATION SHOWS YOU WHAT [T LOOKS LIKE. Made of good quality black broadeloth or tan covert cloth: 42 inches long: body and sleeves lined with heavy satin. Tight-fitting, elaborately strapped style, with notch collar and leg-o'-mutton sleeves with cuffs, Carefully tailored and perfect fitting. DO e NOT FORGET—Instead of $12.75 we say Sige) Cooper Store, Beoon’ Floor, Front.) : Sale of World’s Greatest dale o A $3.00 Pyrographio Outhit ror $1.50. An Unparalleled Announcement, Offering a $3.00 Pyro- graphic Outfit at $1.50 is Giving you Double Value for your Money, TO-MORROW ONLY. The Largest Pyrographic Store in New York. The reaton we are doing this is that we want the public (0 see our stock of Pyro- paphic Supplies we want you to see the variety of patierns, the newest and most handsome novelties, nowhere else 10 be duplicated. THE OUTFIT consisis of everything necessary to do the best work~-Benzine Borie, Alccho! Lamp, Two Bottles of Sian, three Designed Plaques 3 in.), EXTRA FINE PLATINUM POINT, Imperied Rubber all nestly packed in a beauifully designed box fied with hinges and clasp. To thove who J 50 know, this is extraordinary at re) GLOVE AND HANDKERCHIEF BOXES, made of fine Basswood Regularly told at 25¢—special for to-morrow. Ask for complete catalogue of our Pyro; (Siegel C More. Third Fe as Sold Medal Hats” $2.00. Universally Adopted As the Neatest, Up-to-Date and Becoming Hats for Men, “Gold Medal” Hats need very little introduction, as they have already become famous in i season's ra iencynot because we have advertised them largely, but seams doubly sewn, because they are Pearl buttons garments you would be glad to pay 8 them in the United States for $2.00, This is not random talk, but we know our article well They come in E SHAPE THAT IS excellent wearing hat, only eclipsed by the lowness of the price el) en thi in faot them for @ full third more. VERY COLOR THAT'S NEW, EVERY) | sroats tins on ogairmma. a ge | Hitt ancah Fig agence eapgot to get 0 naturel w doutie breasted: drawen ve alist band and taped seams A)! warink, Made to soll at $1.78 @ rarment, Bpeoial at CORRECT, in both stiff and soft hats) An 2.00 nwt) heavy Steam (Riowe) Coomer Store Main Mio Criutdren’s Bearskin Coats as illustrated, at 1.98 ae > Were you among the disap- y ‘7 pointed ones last week when Whi every one of these cute little 1}| i bearskin garmentswas sold out? If so, to-day's news will please | \|!1 you, for we have succeeded] | in procuring 350 of these popular little Bearskin Coats for Saturday's sale at they | same wonderful price of 1.98 We are so sure of the match- less value in these garments that we invite comparison of f with bearskin coats elsewt <. at materially higher pr: hese Children’s Coats, as illustrated, are made of the celebrated Sall's Washable Bearskin; white only; turnover collar and cuff finished in faultless fashion; pear! buttons and loops; | sizes 2 to 5 years; very special for to-morrow, ys IS | | Chitdron’s Bearskin Headwear Wilt Prove an Important Addition || Tam-o'sShanters. Brownies, Bonnets and Caps, precisely as ilusraicd Bearskin; made to sell at 39c., 69c. and §1.25; special for to-morrow, More Good Features From t Box Calf shoes, Ince style Women’s It isa long time since we to offer such a shoe at this are 28 sles There are ¢ box calf and vici kid shoes 1 all styles By her gho ND F Three styles of the PERFECTION BRA f and eina for to-morrow to * and Youths’ Shoes at 29c, 49c and 75c, (Bieget Cooper Store, Second Moor, Mentre) offered for the older people Wen’s Underwear. Men's Natural Wool Underwear, embracing the’ broken ‘lots: of f garments wie have been seling at from de $1.50 each, goes on sale to-morrow at the startling price of 79. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, the former single or double back and front, Every garment steam shrunk. If we had every size in all these On the Heads of so to $1.50 each for them. But you will find all sizes Many Men. in one kind or another. So you get a big bargain at There is not an equal to GE fants ehvbe ras f ase | MON'a PUR fod | HENS i breasted re town and heavy wale | MEN'S MEDITat WE, aS au 1.25 | Matias Se ae. 78¢ (Blenel Cooper tore, Mein Floor, Centre.) Men's SI Shoes | at $1.95. Patent Leatier lace shoes in all sizes made to se'] at double the price. All lumped together for to-morrow, and the prices lowered te n ali sizes and ¢ Some of the lace shoes in this a 0 lot have the popular SENGA HOOK ou This attachment enables a ornan to lice Wee A Women’s $2.50 Shoes at $1.45. atin calf lace ate Young Mon's Suits at 9,50, Unusually Good Value, Embracing Newest Single and Double Breasted Styles, We are offering you for to-morriw and mark, at the very inelplency of the COLD BILASON. a Young Mente Ce tel the @ or thed 9.501 er ts Becona Fi art, thn Bt) aa Cheviots. Bvary ent specially modellel after atest Fall styles If yo t taking ade vantage of It Qur ape. cial price for to-mor- row fe Monet Row: idee UB ood, etrong plants, 1% toot f f igh—been ling them 60 each) special, Wines & Liguors. ne reget sive, Oot sia bet s eaoh, 1.06 Gallon, fos Eroe, M001 ber quer, Eos ‘ay a fren 3 H 10 yoare olf; (Ec a ok ta 3: | quart, 1.00 Bore, Fourth Floor.) (Blowel Coos Books Continues. Poultry. Cute of Round Rosste—mo bona, Chole ‘Outs of Ven! Roast— | At 12} per lb, Poreauarters of Canatn Lamb, Ile per lb, ‘Armour'e finest quality @ugar Cured Biiced Dotled Mam or Corned Dees Biloed to omier by machine method, | Per Ib., 25c. —————.5, (Biewe! Cocmer Store, Kourth ov ) us from $1,00 /9e\ a ee ae eee AUSTRALIAN shirts sinaie OF Wont he ve ft tOrMOTTOW hee trsnetonrs he October Shoe Sale, with welted soles AN dren, Alo Some samples that were 1,95 $3 Shoes at $1.95, ave been able price. There arent leathers, Children’s Shoes. Several splendid lots that are lowered in price to $1.50 SJ aks