The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1905, Page 5

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1905. ape | fr, Kelly Is the so-called | King" and a publisher, — || | | have seven minutes to make tho trkp | rushnen. FLATIRONTO «MARRIED UNDER ARCH BOYS KILLED © tosis! MILLIONAIRES: OF PALMS AND SMii, | FOUGHT BOUT =: mendous pate ¢ a. was AX, ae eo H | fenders 1 wh @ | According to Frederick Noll, an un- j Seuured b y $7.04 TROLLEY MEN dertaker, of No, 13 Dekalb’ avenue, IN A STABLE opines than. according to the at | has the gold medal of praise from Mowrman Frank Marshalski, ¢ Amond by letters and distastetul pubile | | ; | o@rman ran arshalski, of the | ; imond by letters and distastetul pubil doctors, mothers and nurses, and pearene any 5 DRIVE EVILS OUT OFFATHER ear which Killed Emrich, wia hauling hailings, up his fender and using bagh hands aren snune heven ee e is indispensable for household and iy | ty, | in the operatic whe { r lt un 2d 4 ye N " , eric’ at Charlie Gong's Gorts to Con- Motorman Ran Down One While} the toy. tad the tender how ail up| SUlt for $10,000 Damages ri" coigay., tne tent t culinary purposes. Superior te ' or down, the boy % vert Parent Ga Him New Sentence tisiang. Ss i way up | TWO NEAR DEATH'S DOOR, | special strlized qualities aad rich Adjusting Fender. {t struck the boy near the shoulders Fisticuff Argument, | na re iy auaranieed to kee and forced him under the car, Marehalski, it le sweet in any temperature or clie FORT WORTH, Tex, Oot, 1%—-For- | mate, The trademarks are valua- mer Gov, I Ws'at the pont of death here, and doctors say he cannot ree |/ble; save them and write for list Dormer Gov, Hogg and Jerry Simp. son Cannot Long Survive said, will be erimin aamemaeeneaneend ally prosecuted. If he is it will be the When Rutvs Emrich, ten years old, frst time criminal action has been (Special to The Evening Worlt.) | tal ne 0! fr pase y VG eis fin Over end willed by @ Irolliy| Shere 28 One 08 thee Caeen IB Any) SPRING? | Both Hands Were Busy Serre Rat apn Dale Deahe Brings to Light Alleged — | fresh cow’s milk by reason of its | | | | 2 Sk eee Bewause he persis) in his effort to convert his fath to stl by the aid of flat-irs hurled a Dimond, a mt 1 and 20 to 40 Cents n_pink and white, Aft Reid had received cong elite chiffon. The best) ora PURCHASE PRICES: other points have to take cars r\ 4 t of his home, No, 183 De-| Another accl which resulted in) 5. t jack ¢ parent, Charlie Gg, twenty-three Hess car tn front of oe eat nbght, ne} (eden of the victim, occurred at One. Kelly, a mul onalre, {¢ e8 | COV a of free premiums. 4 ' A | | kalp avenue, Brooklyn, |es! . Hundred and et and Sec-) to the ame 10,000, resu rom IITA, Kon, Oct. 18.—Pormer € years old, a worsiper at tho st.) 2 ; Ae (James Protestant iscopal Chure! TEA ALA TEFFRIY. was the sixth victim of reckless moter] ond avenue last hen leven | utloged asi buttery afoae Jerry Simapecn’s OU ucaA MOMAWH, CONDENSED, MILK CO fdas avenue i frst men on the @ume block in eighteen | yearolt Moziello Nuns was killed by! Dimond jaa tinction line magnate and| lieves tie ext hemorrhage Wii oars || Abell grocers etre. 7 Any +h "| months. avenue, the son-in-law of the late ex-( \ m0} o th Tar | Sbwouw ECes OF LAE: is hest 8 qi y n it of 1 1 a — - =a Court. thelr only daughter, Miss Ella Mahale| Meheddcn and Chester locura, | giq.|have been the result of nn evil habl NO COM! Teds ie the wixttime tn the Inst | oeitey, an acco musician, was mond crescent, and thero were gifte of jot motormen, egalnat which We Continue the NECTION WITT ANY OTHER STORE te ha wee | mGvred y ay atternoon to R jewelry from the couple to thelr attend-| have been made in vain. At the fr é » £P, three years tha: ane has doen or | inend Kk ie brige, who weal ants Sa Oe ee ee Bahltal, Dee THEBIG STORE WY ACITY IN ITSELF dison Phonographs, Gered to the Isid beca of his | given away her father, wore a robe! A reception was held tn the bri avers ee a sh , @olicttude for his w berty satin and had a yell of| home, where there were pretty deco kal) and Myrtle avenues, on all of 1) NO MONEY DOWN. eatooned. with orange blossoms, | tins of palma and flowers whioh streets are trolley lines. Tho De- rea 00 pe ; NO MONEY DOVYVN: fare. But this tf irtied a bouquet of white rores,.| ‘The ceremony was performed tn the te ak Anke: aaeiea | Small monthly payments commencing 30 days i honor re ¢ n > sj with } # 4 of honor was Miss Clara ‘8 | par! eran arch of palma and A my vii f thi 8, who wore! am! Jining room was also dec passengers for Ridge after delivery of machine One Hund e Wakley, of Jersey| ant } " ; } Pett an Ar trip. to, Wastiing:| eat of the Junction, | SIXTH AVE. Frases Pats" A Gon, young Gorw ithe caremony was nertormed by Revita DC, and Niagara Falls, | People PN that the motormen on the Dollar. cI AE AT The (B°GIS"STS, $10.00 to $50,00. { for biting, He bh 5 f eee —-_: orig SRNR ESERIES ceed NEW YORK. YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN focal Init pishmrten, the polteatian | ti = — 99 | The Great Sale of House and RECORDS IF YOU L'KE. nn oh | T | Home Requisites Continues, Single “(S, & H.’' Green Trading Stamps Given with October Records Now Ready, Mather acoriptainant | an i] or a g ur | Parchases Amounting to 10c, or More. (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, East.) Pode fas bi Madr inate THEFTS IN COURT Mrs, B, F, Spillman, of Veray, Ind., Dying From Kidney |—————— " twandry ot Now? Mad avenue, Trouble, Cured by Warner's Safe Cure, A Trial Bottle Will Be r/f: +29 oe ee meee sun ot Charies | erage ‘Sent ABSOLUTELY FREE to Anyone Who Will Write for It, aids’ House Dresses & Aprons! 3. a u (eng .4. y «od Harlem Burglars Plead Guilty, |ttt a go t and One of Them Is Sentenced, Ribbon Sale Extraordinary A tremendous purchase of all silk Ribbons secured at a fraction of their real value. Comprising ribbons for every possible 10 “T am pleased T can write to you to-day and heartily indorse Warner's Safe Kid ney and Liver Cure, I have hod liver and kidney trouble all my life, and about ® year ago was taken down tn bel, 1 made up my to try Warners Sato Cure and Warner's Pills, and I can say (hat Warner's bas ured me of all my troubles, My valth te mu bet- | ter than ever before In my life, eh my friends said 1 would die. 1 wi 4| be witnout 2 bottle of Wa | Cure and. Warner's Pills."—-MRS SPILLMAN. In Attractive Styles and Fabrics, Temptingly Priced at The Big Store, MAIDS HOUSE DRESSES of Percale, Good qual ity and large variety of pretty patterns: made with skirt and waist separate Exira full Skirt and Waist Neatly Trimmed, 98c Marked “Special” for to-morrow, at MAIDS’ HOUSE DRESSES of Percale, Good quality in pretty tailored effec. Waist and skirt feparate, skirt exceptionally wide, and use—intended to sell up to 25c a yard. On sale, begin- ning to-morrow at, a yard, Plain Ribbons For Millinery. Fancy Ribbons For Fancy Work, All wide widths and all new styles and colorings. , The very thing for Fancy Pillow begey 4 Basket Trimming and the thousand and one uses to which wide Ribbons may be put. Edward Schoenfeld and Benjamin | , ‘Rovener, the youths who were arrested the early part of this month for per- | petrating fifty-nine burglaries in Har- | lem, to-day pleaded before , , PORE ndlaned inne every’ | thre tndletmente athe | Warner's Safe Cure NLS MPRORE ee ua 10c a Yard Is Under the Cost of :mportation, thing Chinese 8 w DORAA'19| “ine Sudee Fowteh the 10 fined : , ; ; of Fine ite Lawn. Gener- , S smoke aigurot akey oe coe ee ee ae ; , Does your back sche? Do | ou ous size, with deep hemstitched hem Now Is Your Chance To Buy Ribbons, This helpea t aid he they had committed the numerous | TE aie Wital eiiekheas? “if'tie newer is and tucks and Liberal Tie Strings. 29¢ vw , to obtain money to gam er ee my ytah 'Lsnure kro: Sine Special at 414 and 5 inch Plain Mousseline Ribbons, nay ENGS _ as Joint ; \ MAIDS’ APRONS of Fine White Lawn. With 5 inch Dotted Mousseline Ribbons, Hest One. Hundred 4p igh wonderful Hemstitched Bib and Bretelies. Generous 514 inch Panne Satin Ribbons, every cent obtained by theft | saa \ Mp use Otme of kidney and bladder trouble, Tie Senge ee i ae 35c 344 inch mein Basket Weave (Washable) | 10c At the request of Judge Foster, Carl , ws, disease And. 8 ig ibbon, \ Bod Rag eondadin yh ieveatination MRS BF. SPILLMAN i Fee ar tee liver and bined EXTRA SPECIAL, 424 inch Fancy Figure and Stripe Ribbons, {nto the antecedents of the youth and if IN DOUBT MAKE THIS TEST; KITCHEN APRONS of Standard Gingham In 4%, inch Check Mousseline, with satin border, | a yard reported that Schoenfeld had, because Put some vrine in a gluse) After it stande 26 hours If you find reddi¢h, briokeduet 4 inch Corded Stripe, solid colors, assorted Blue and White Checks, Made 1 9 of the separation of his parents, led a| sediment in it, or particles floating in the urtne the urine is mtiky or 6 : 54 inches wide, with Liberal Tie Strings. , wild fe and had spent a torm tn the| Wi know your kiineye tte ne een or cai become intiaried, ‘urie acta] | At the specially interesting price of 44 inch Colored and Fancy White Stripe, penitentiary for petty larceny. In be- Hood, the stomach will Docome affected and, uraia geet te fd] (Siege! Cooper Btore, 24 Floor, Bast of Centre.) 44, inch warp print Mousseline Ribbon, t wn w wn ¢ © genera) half of Rovener, Mr. Hansen submitted | become weak and ine emi prove fatal if not treated wlth pr to Judge. Faster several lovers ely Vegetable and containa no harmtul drugs; i doen ni sacs F: merchants, saying be had heretofore Fe ate cure leidabie and’ effective tonic and la @ eumulnnt to digestion and x fine his tent been an honest lad. torphd yen putting the patten: ig the very, eet receptive state fer, ne ry Oo fore he ws Judge Foster wont Schoenteld to the rene St esata’ « eeecy cure. ee at (4 2. Cs b Z ? aS m ? erore f ure | 7 deed ad witin Elmira Reformatory and suspended een- | Erk athe yn two regular ez and ts eolt by all U4 74 Wee AY @? To “ur ecen a eC. Aer se ance telling hia father to ea 7 ‘ Tarte his wound rake of ‘iin tn the @uture. 7, Sues from tigtaed Of the (Bie: There were great values offered in that sale; and extensive price reductions. In this sale commencing to-morrow there have @ who will write 0O., Rochester, N.Y. dootore will send medical booklet trevtinene of each Giseans, and many convinoing teatimonla been further radical lowerings of prices FROM THE MARK-DOWN PRICES OF THE FORMER SALE. Read of These Marvelous Offerings: It ts amen all | value w by the police that the penty stolen by the boys y $10,000, CURT tone assort. | POPULAR BX in dark fra reguiar $350) PAINTINGS, Tho somular $5.00 values, t vice | to-morroy . Framed in deep heayy Kilt frame, mateha y alized | dueet to 2: AS | cotnors. A beautiful variety ot $78 " 8O¢) rerunt re Fa y nolet f jal at Oe heayy gilt Ww box Marine ™) they would ma title soratched nl have The + 1 1 ¢ eu ‘am Avery. large | wid on t of subjects. Spectally ’ this’ ale at 2,00) on» VALUES up to $4 wi 6—4hoto colors, | wilt or dark frames, Reduced ‘to AMLICO ’ frames, 1 this lot Jo, larke varlet ing | ut just In half. Reduced Plo) 2.00 , 5 yaw to ploture going | box. Theso are woink t se—the price| values; special for HTCHINGS—Heavy Torchon Mat—a_ mc Popular pleture for any part Ladies’ Long Slace Kid Sloves From the Foremost Maker of Kid Gloves in France, Fashion says “long gloves’—and the demand for them is growing greater and greater as the season advances, These facts make to-day's glove news doubly interesting, es- pecially to the economically inclined. Prices quoted are less than the gloves can be replaced for. Sizes to-day are com 3 at . | (Siegel Gooner Store. 14 Mloor, 18th @F) Sreat Combination Photo Offer 6 Imperial Carbonettes and One 16x20 Black and White, Neatly Framed, All for $4.00. The Benedict Studio is famous for the wonderful values it announces from time to time, and the above offer is one of the most liberal ever made. The Carbonettes are a very superior gradein fact they re identical wth those F you were to take the trouble to canvass your vari- ous friends and find the various criticisms they make upon Turkish cigarettes you would probably come to the conclusion that it is well-nigh impossible to make a cigarette to satisfy them all. It is almost impossible; —it is only possible after well-nigh a life time’s work. MURAD CIGARETTES represent sixteen years’ effort in satisfying the taste of the highest critics in the world, the diplomats and highest court officials of Turkey. Some of my previous productions were success- ful with some of these critics; some were suc- cessful with others; but the Murad offers the richness and mildness of flavor and aroma that appeals to them ali. It is this perfect harmony of every point of higher quality that makes the Murad the Turkish cigarette of the American connoisseur, ALLAN RAMSAY. plete from 54, to 7, We cannot promise how long these lots will last the exclusive photographer asks $3.50 a dozen for 12-bution length, white glace, 1.95 The enlargement is perfect 1é-buaton tongeh, 2.50 And as an added inducement a beautiful 3!¢-inch frame: Flemish oak finish, gold hg i erdinary cost of which is $2.75. 20-button length, 2.90 ESMOND . This Offer Is for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. (Sexo) Cooper Store, Tth Floor, take OthAve, Elevators.) Intants’ & Children’s Caps & Bonnets. Important Special Sale at Exceedingly Attractive Prices. _ The sale represents the fortunate purchase of the surplus stock and sample lines from one of the largest highsclass manufactur- ers of infants’ caps and bonnets in the city, They were obtained at a great sacrifice and will be offered to youJat correspondingly ow rices, They comprise all the popular styles and fabrics, $1.95 grade at $1.25 | $3.25 grade at $1.95 5c grade at 89¢c | $1.25 grade at 75¢ 98c grade at 50c | $1.50 grade at 98c | $2.50 grade at $1.50 | $3.95 grade at $2.50 (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre. 19th Street.) Combination Size “Foot Would”? Shoes, The Same as the So-called ‘‘Two-Size” Shoe, Yet Sold at Only $3 , There has been considerable talk among Shoe people recently to the effect that for $5.00 or $6.00 they will fit you with a “Two- Size” shoe that will forever relieve you who suffer from tired feet, low insteps, protruding joints, etc, They say in this shoe they have a wonderful NEW last, Fact is, our SHOE STORE does, and always has carried in our famous “FOOT MOULD" shoe at $3 identically the same thing. It is nothing new. Any person in the past | several years who has come to us suffering with tired. aching feet has found immediate relief in “FOOT MOULD” combination size shoes. and tho cost was but $3—Noi $5 oF $6. These shoes are made TWO SIZES WIDER ACROSS THE BALL than they are in the instep. This permits the | shoe to luce snugly around the instep, yet leaves ample room for the ball o! the foot, | | We also show many new and novel styles in Long Gloves of silk and kid, (Slewe! Cooper St fain Floor, Contre 10 for 15 Cents 6593 — —— Par ge eto tines sles in "FOOT MOULD thoes. Not only these e:mfcrable shoes, but everything that is new, sah and snappy in leathers and lasts otarene to fit the high as well as low insteps e@ assure you that you, as well as thousands of othe and about New York, will be delighted if you 1 hy one of 3 the "FOOT MOULD” STYLES. The price is HP Oe a allt eal 4276 naar eet Ip ALSO THESE SPECIALS: —!5,0C0 Pairs of Women’s $3 Shoes at $1.95, ar revere ; baa / ; : Men’s $3 Shoes at $1.95 lt isa long ume snce we have been able tw offer such a shce at this price f ANA) i Box Calf Shoes lace style, with welied soles, All There are 28 syles. There are patent leathers, box ca'f and viri kid s'oes in etCitis szex Also patent leather Lave Shoes in all sizes, all sizes and all styles. Some of the lace shoes in this lo: have the p Some samples that were made to sell at double the“ SENGA” HOOK This atrachment enables a woman to lace he cuickly clear wo the top. No canger of catching the delicare fabrics ¢ ments, because the hooks fold aga‘ns: wonderful bargain at price. All lumped together for to merrow, and the prices | 95 . are lowered to AUN TUL AtS® AVE manne Women’s Best Turkish Slippers, 29c Imported Turkish Slippers with tinsel enbrocered vamps and rich silk pompon, all sizes, in black, red, tan, blue and pink. Many stores ask 50c 29¢ and /5c for these same slippers, (Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Centre.)