The evening world. Newspaper, October 17, 1905, Page 4

The Beane hore fn hor maider 500 tons of for 4,000 p and ‘hws 4 construction and wie owners duced @ craft on @afarer may bra comuTwd ave fend the ‘ere of t & voyal he ha ‘e deck, vestaurant will ‘e Hambui ‘vessel The restaurt Renaissance ts in chased inelled tn mi jand mounted tn windows Uikii ventional port of the L in Ger elevator. with all am make in mbure u wand & Wolff yards, tons register, argo and has a am of 14 f and en a Amerika include many nove) features tain ve n ® success of which -Amerioat Make this departure 1 i the place of holes. dui at novelty the Amerika is the electric passen This Is on the starboard €) te and serves the five dex ‘There are three promenade ¢ bro ogany bronze, will ¢ equip hey have pro eh the moat Umi the terrors of ooeas Wavel With impunty Elevators Aboard Ship. Perhaps the most important among fhe many novelties on the Amerika are Aho imperial suits at the fore endof the Xower promenade deck seve jreached by passenger elevwiore. Jaclude ‘bedrooms, couches, berths, pri wate stitiug-room, lzooms and wardrobes, The rooms range in size from 14 by 12 feet to 14 by 8 fowt, ppoln iments and decor, tions et. The cost of a suite for be about 32,500 Anobher novelty on the Amerika ts the introduction of an @ la carte restaurant, oe ted amidships on the u Where meals wil all hours, under the titz’s Cariton Hotel, accommodate The idea is an elaboratior These suites ac- persona end are ‘They Gining-room, bath- pper, brome: be served superviston nts of London, 10 pers siduced to * new direct on thelr Like a Huge Hotel, decorated in the 5 with elaborate ef nee, Its walls are and chestnut Jarge square the con- Chairs are of the old Versailles design and the silver pervice is that made for the use of ‘Kaiser Wilhelm hei ring his Mediterra- erulse on the Hamburg. main dining-room is vk and accommodates 400 The furnishings and frcoretio jons on the #a- er v1. perio ‘niradused cks of it e rest, the Amerika {s eq upped eri limproven: leas app throughout oma and includ: tele: | Ato bea § nas quad of more than i about eight ands halt IVINS PUTS OUT MORE HOT TALK: Republiean Candida Candidate Says He and Hearst Have McClellan |: on the Run—Calls the City Administration Abominable. “Pfearst and 1." sald Willlam M ‘Ivins today, “have McClellan on run” William M. Ivins I¥ the Republican jeandidate for Ma He was ht Jheadau e Hote | n 0g th Mu) em campatg . ep) io 8 Wd bend id The New ihiretiines| Liner Amerika the Giant | of All the Oceans, Aine up-to-date hotel, | $5,000 STOLEN FROM In t any kind Park, eclipsing the Park Row Building THE WORLD WORLD: TUESDAY BIGGEST SHIP AFLOAT NOW ON HER WAY TO THIS PORT ne a vote FOUR BURNE. D BY Great Caldron t, Destroying Works and injuring Men Liquid Metal Carbontzed, GHNOA, Italy, Oct. 17.—As the resuit fo an unusual accident to-day a: the Bavona Stee! Works, four persons were fatally injured and the factory de- stroyed An enormous caldron containing seething metal burst while {t ‘rectly over a well of wuter, A workman, losing his head, pre- “pitated the electric bridge into the molten mass and it was carbonized, a biaze and Injury to the men. | SUESINE SILK WEARS BETTER THAN SILK HERE are two differ wear, as much as China Silk and wears better because of the touch of cotton, As far as finish and beauty go you can- not tell one from the other, Think of having matetial fo two dresses or waists of Sue- sine Silk at the cost of one of China Silk. If your deale should be out of Suesine Silk, write to us for samples, and give us his name, How the giant steamship would look set on end in front of City Hall , the tallest structure in New York Novel features of her equipment that make the seamer a rival to the ity Mystery f cun Authorities Are Attempting the FOR SALE EVERYWHERE Write to your for ‘samplen, REDFORD Suis INTRODUCERS OF SEIDE OLACE third and Mercer Sts, New York EXPRESS COMPANY Robbery Which Mext- to Solve, HAD WOODEN WEDDING. | (Qo year BL PASO, Tex., Ovt Through an ~ | Higdon bag the Criminal. MM and Mrs, George Goettel cele-| THE j 2 : a brated the fifth anniversary of their) ERP ARR! b Juarez, Mex 8 Ne wedd in thelr home, No, 4 West} TB trom: El Paso that One Hundred and Fourteenth street,| ) ¢¢ ‘ pon eee rej on Sunday evening, Among those| | ION BRAND” ed from a package R ire of Erewen! were Mr, and Mrs, F, W, Geller, COLLAR and Mrs ) Brien F Mrs. Wells-Fargo Express Farrell, Mr. and Mre. M Sse ada Bu arOR «BB CENTS BOLO EVeRvwHane Suid hatcble In every detail the Leading Retail Establishment of Brooklyn, Store Opens Daily at 8,30 A. M.; Closes at 6 P, } $550 New Knabe Pianos for $375 ‘ the Pi iano Store we have ever made, and possible wi 7 "The New Loe ¢ 1 in pric t it new ser “Plano. k, though they are with very few exceptions abso- t ‘ins in Pianos of the highest grade K ‘be G Tori | Walnut, plain panels . 350 22d : y plain p nabe Grands, Knabe Uprights, oy | i eee a x 807 al, oak $375 | Oak, carved panels... 350 225 60 rowar 7 425| Mahogany 375 250 4 6 ahoga 690) \Valnut 375 250 ( 70 ate Mahogany 325 200 7 t any » 600 10 sw 975) Emerson ‘eetats, x 25 Or ail N "Rich nond | Uprights, : + 0 eg | Walnut $30) 8175 > 2 ; | Mahog soo «175 ) Starr Uprights, Mahog 0 200 : ‘ » | Mahogany 359 200 15 $225 Mahoany | 383 «225 U sed Pianos Taken in » Exchange. Oriwinall z , iy is, 200| Square Pianos, $35. : 195 5 it 190 | Nuns & Brumley, Brooks, 25 fi \ 185 Phelps & Son, Chambers, 1 4 nahh % 4 175 Pierson, Gabler, 5 pote ie, 175 | Provost, Gibbert, 0 * 159 | Shomacker, Gordon, 18 it i) 150. Yan Winkle, Groverstien 17 ¥ iM 60 Waters, Harrison, 1a5 | Weikert, Manner 09 Billings, MeCammon, ) an Steinway, Lindstedt, 195 a vi + Traber, McDonald : ish and $10 Stodart, ats i "O- Square Pianos may be bought on pay saharihan tr ment of $5 cash and $5 monthly at the rite per cent, per an- An extra charge will be made for de- livery outside of Brooklyn The Pianola and the Pianola Piano slay the Piano if there is a Planola in the home, It opens ¢ seal be glad to show you the instruments at any time; to aye yc 1 test th MOLTEN STEEL, | was | EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1905. Rruive Dress Fabrics Exclusive importations in the following French weaves are now on exhibition: Check Plaid Silk and Wool Voile—the latest French jidea so appropriate and popular for full draped gowns |in the pastel and evening shades. A dainty pin check Silk and Wool Eolienne we show at very moderate price in the evening ard street colors Exclusive Foule Cloth Plaid~one of the prettiest |French styles, extremely rich colo:ings in two and) three toned effects English Furs, Bearskins and Astrachans, in white, black, gray, tan, castor and blue. Special at Dress Goods Counter (IMPORTED HENRIETTA, 35 Pieces. Cloth finish, fine color range—value BOC { $1.15 per yard . Satin at. Three Great Silk Specials For Wednesday, October 18th. 5000 yards 7500 yards 3700 yards BLACK SILK DRESS COLORED CREPE BLACKSILK DRESS TATFETA, in both DE-CHINE,alsownite, TAFFETA, extra | dressand nitural finish, ivory and black, all pure heavy and lustrous, warranted to wear; sik and hard twist; warranted to give salis faction in wear; value $1.15 per yard; at value 75, per yard; at value 69c, per yard; a 79¢c 49c ASc Notion Specials Warren's Featherbone at Half Price. Hose Supporters—extra heavy silk loom pin on Hose Supporters —tregular price $0¢,; at. 25c Silk gros grain covered Featherbone, per dozen yards. 59C Cotton covered Featherbone, per dozen yards.......se0046 SOC ia Galen main eT Gas | t} i urers— 0 incl | eee utbone per dozen . 50c regular price 10¢, per dozen; at 5c) Celluloid Knitting Pins and Uncovered Tuatherione, per IC Crochet Hooks—reg. 25¢; at... | dozen yards.sereecsseeeeere JO 10c We Have Just Opened a Complete Hair Goods Department (First Floor, Rear.) Prices Less Than Half Charged in Exclusive Stores, | —Specimen Values— | 20-inch HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES, value $2.00, a! 22-inch WAVY HAIR SWITCHES, value $3.50, « a-inch LARGE FLUEFY SWITCHES, value $4.25, at... 26-inch SWITCHES, extra fine quality, value $6.00 and $7.00, at +++ oo0e0e $2.98 Others..ceseeee05 53-49 Up to $8,98 REAL HAIR POMPADOURS, value 50c, at 25 | seinch HAIR PUFFS, set of three....++ SILK INVISIBLE HAIK NETS, value 48c. per dozen, at, per dozen,.... 89 $1.49 ++$1.98 .25¢ 3 for... | REAL HAIR NETS | eden nennanes Women’ $ ue. Silk Stockings 95c per pair; value $1.75 to $2.50 300 pairs Black and Fancy Shades Pure | Silk Stockings at about ‘> to ' less | + 95c than regular prices—on Sale Wednes- } day morning at, per pair ‘Upholstery Department Specials for Wednesday, October 18th IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS Three designs in the lot, every one new and pretty—at the price quoted they are the best values offered this season, $3.00 Special for Wednesday, per pair .... Regular Price $4.25 Art Ticking Table Covers for “Slipper Bags and many other French Flax Velour Table Covers pretty things for use and ornamen: 1" the season’s newest foreign designs and colorings—four sizes, as follows jtation in the house, To-morrow Regular, Special, | jwe offer short lengths in stripes 4x4 $3.50 §2.75| and floral effects, al, per 15c 64 $6.00 $5.00) yard . ve 8x4 $12,00 $10.00) Regular price 26¢ 8x10 $15.00 $12.50) Wilton Velvet. Rugs Size 9x12. Regular Price $24.00 each; Wednesday at $18.00 This Season’s Newest Designs and Colors. Fourth Floor. ‘Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st St., N.Y. basi: sabe ablgd haus he a 3 ia be jin January, will be sent to the Pacifi | 8 flacehip of the niatio squad ron of theh acific fleet as $$ i pian nage CAR KNOCKS DOWN WOMAN, NORFOLK. \ r wi} W crossing Bevond avenue at One “| Hundred and ‘Thirteenth United § ' Ht we . Mrs. Rosa Cos nnaa, of hip of the St. Low M ik dno Hundred and T yw building 1 ” struck by a troll and se injured. Her collarbone and epbays | 1 to-day, Capt, | were fractured and she was badly eu She was taken to the Har 1 trip || D | oe [" e care @0 direct or by transfer to our doors, HB aterece | Broadway—Brooklyn, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDABLE LARGE ROTAN, sro, =| Woner 5 ‘5 — 2, 93 Dark Gray Mater its With Bright Pliid Back Regu ar $5 Raincoats, We Offer on Rect 2 o/K +0a Wednesday a ony NK ' ' I t Lene ¢ i = : 39 eK Table Covers, » of Wil Fill in n Many a Vacant Nook. Constructed u neat 8 f d many i 50c. Flower Stands, 2%. Like the Je ata i dure, Made of bh | wood, well bra: ror ! : 59% Snail Tables, 3%. Like the larger toble in the f oak st top 16 | Inches square, turned lege and with un Ndercahay, | | Brooklyn S Best “Pure Food” Mart. Purity and Quality Always of Paramoun! Consideration Here, i par omenally suey in this phen Ul fer e special values are merely ink re nevér equalled, qua NIDER'S prices $66) Sand tral fang tender Siet J¢ Hes, at $wee I MICHAELS: BROS. Fifth Av, & 9th St, B’klyn, CREDIT Freely Extended to All, CLOTHING For the Entire Family. $1Down &50¢, Per Week On Purchases of $10 Worth, Furniture and Everything for House keeping, EASIEST PAYMENTS OPEN MON, & SAT. EVGS, Let Us Clothe You If that suit didn’t wear right — don't blame your clothie He didn't make the clothes. I make every suit | sell my name in ‘em mear money back for the ask ing.” Moe Levy & Co., 119 to 125 Walker St., Hocks east of Broadwa inch at 1457 Broadway, 06 Moreor Gt, Jeracy Olty, N. J, Gest for DENTISTRY 1B. the Aiveoln “Method Wa distinct as " al woleti thes tat work Alans vont No oot, GORDON MARTIN, B.D, (ne tule 704, 320 Sth Av., Cor, 32d St N yore er, telerram or ‘omnes : eeTtipeive Ber ever itn bables iy ro UF Your Muney jerling Remedy Co., Chieago ad PNY, Co a Le, ii ones Appolatinent fi Sunday World Wants Work SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS, — Moriday Morning ahs