The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1905, Page 6

own meen TRI LECTURES POLICE “Think You Own Streets,” Hie Declares, and Frees I'risol ONE CLUBBED, HE SAYS. Te Second Arrested on Flimsy Charge Because Horse Balked on Bowery f f you young cope Fina York i 1 \ Court to-day, “have no m lgment than e wild Indian. You seem tot that because bare policeme 1 own the street t do as you plea Magistrate Just discharged two pris last night on the fimslest of Thomas Brady, a who wore a wi Which was stained wih blood, was first acraigned. Policeman Lewis Ha man, of the Hast Twenty-seoond stree Station, complained ¢hat Brady was | creating a disturbance at t }etrect and Firs: avenue, Brady's : fe a No. 6% East Twentieth street Hi The Familiar Police Bully “Wheat have you to say about this @skéd (he Magistrate after he had looked at the blood on B 8 sweator and noed that his face was badly | swollen. | "IT was standing on the corner with @ few young fellows, Brady “when this cop and two long and ordered us to mo looked mean and we beat 3 man chased me for about a block and T ten, “He grabbed hold of me and smashed gro wing all that from ings Those sun spots! Dolly Dollars The Doll me across the face with his clut tor s loosening my teeth, Then he fanned dollar — me good all over the body, I a ney, ie baer, and blue, T wasn't ¢ ais ities nd body and waent 9 wall fle sued ia proportion, large biaque head Boys and not } “No Business on Fore “If this man the Magairite to Hauptmar r assault and ul witnesses,” sald "Td look ery. Hot: | ave no you up { henade busi ne of the licanan ‘6 judgment, You do n to eve any. Brady, you are di gx, and this man or any other policeman tries to make (rouble for you let me know 4 w frien n Our h , and at Houston street h 1 gathered and this you drawing 4 grove told him Our | 10 horse had balked What the hell are doing ith a} gre rae on the wery? he pe fefanveontinued. 1 tod btm that the Bowery was a good street for a balky horse becuuse {t was 80 wide, Called a “Fresh Mug.” “Oh, he said, ‘you're one of them fresh niuga, I guess I'll take you in.’ “Another cop comes up and advised him to arrest me, « that I was @ ‘fresh mug.’ They ¢ wner, and there thie man, ick me up and carry me, discov Eves resisting an officer, He made r watt for the patrol wagon, the center o fattraction » big crowd “Another case of crippled Judgment oommented the Magistrate {tatty wonder that pe at fhe police force {ts membership « Th prisoner : . Then eet ope spoke freely and @t pome length upon the great will cal Ps (ae ang extensive ljotwe of Young policemen, MAYOR LED ATTACK TO WRECK BRIDGE, Double-Track Structure Demolished ' by Ogden’s Executive in Re Spite of Sheriff, + OGDEN, Utah, Oot. 27-~The-action of tthe Ogden Traction Company in double tracking a bridge im the main part of the city resulted last night in the tear- ing up of the newly laid tracks by cit! zens and police, led by Mayor Glass man, ‘The work off demolition wasshalt way through when two directors of the company and a deputy sheriff arrived and made an effort to save the tracks. The ‘sheriff had no warrant, however and a4 armed resiatance was threatened he took no action company ald the traci T authority of a franchise years ago. The Mayor's « wh under a State |. makes the franch! RADISHES CHICKEN for -pownd , World Wants! PAI IRE AOUSED, | "°"°™""> GOMEZ NOT HERE LOBSTERS RAL S28 g ‘a mer disappear, slim, Wwe can heaz) 1 Block’ Men | Groceries---Meats---Wines Soup SHOULDERS of Lie | Be i 116] Ey RE Bek 1 922e| Ki ‘THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27, { you live TAR FLT . ’ + ~ ‘ ROON Bt J ; General Denies Rumor Cur- Man with Dignity and a E T QE P “dent ave Bundle Sheds Bab ' ite very laste veryrurse rent in Havana Regard- undle Shed y than off Finds Satisfaction Here, ing His V isit, Crustaceans. When you know what you want come here and get it, When ; undecided, come here and make the selection, We make our own - Irn ttle ae gars ents, and every material is strictly all wool—hence we are in a kT ANL \ ; , wR Y etter position to give you the greatest values fe hi c \ ; : con wea I The Cry of a Baby ane wens e ye itest values for the least prices, M oo santa Heatly J Men's Sack Suite, made in the latest are : ; thy . ashion from a selection of choice fabrics, comprising Pinte ; in variety black and blue cheviots, gray and brow: gabe | Bed he be pias : Medicine STYLE six, $7,50 $9 $12,50 815 goes FavaiaT CA IN GaN ws Black ThibetSu Top Coats, hich-grade covert cloth, in all « i barley phowpiuate will not pe to Cuba mit arms to lobs Dr. George H. Do of the Brooklyn M reeldent Hospital FOOD More lobsters! M done, pnp: “4 .s it Bhould ation, would be se entor C r Raninng o re the nd you, F | frst to ‘duck 1 Burlington, Vermont phystelan tor Zayas, President of the Libs {many famous phvslolane who recommend € party was 8 a In ated Food formed of the rumo! “Rot!” exclaimed AC ATE) an Evening the forege BEST FOR B. For Sale by All Reputable Droggists “py. hy Wells & Richardson Co,, yun, j r jn M9OOOBRE ESA OD EA SHO AE EEE . C + ¢ 4 ¢ * 4 FCBSSSS Se PSST SP SFSSSSSISST shades, Popular with all, $6 7,50 $9 $1250 Fall Overcoats, in Oxford, vicuna and black cheviot. They'll satisfy. 87,50 $9 $12.50 Silk Lined, $15, Youths’ Suitsand Overcoats, ii in the same high-class manner as our Men's uits, $4,50 95,50 56,90 $g,50 BOYS' NORFOLK and DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, also CHIL: EN'S RUSSIAN and ETON BLOUSE SUITS, in large assortment of from strictly all-wool materials, $2.50 $3.50 $4.50 $2.75 $3.50 deep hack vents, Best quality Venetian lin- ing, Hand felled col. Jars and lapels, Single and double breasted. | $15.00 Hard cash or ‘‘ Cheerful Credit,’’ Just as you say, —One Price to All, — Cut extra long, with 4 BS AEBEFF EES EEESE EEE ESE AEES EEEEEEENEEEELOEHEEBEAEE . iy » > e > ® * i Ld . . . * . > * * . > id ’ iy ‘ i ia . > » * * REEFERS and TOP COATS, Open Saturdave Until 55759 West 1 241-248 Sixth Avenue, ¢ Between rsth and 16th Streets FFVFTITIVIITTV IT DHFR IHW & = sense Triumphant Wind-Up To-Morrow of Our Glorious October Sale! Suit Case ES Telephone $1.60 tor $2.50 Fibre Suit Cases Imitation pieskin—bas brase ppring, lock and hinges. brass bound, sole leather commer, kod bengy clamped One Stamp Free handle, straps inside. One ot cases made boxed tn Uned leatherette case, This se f Value $2.50 g ani woit) These are not ordinary printed items; they repre- sent Clothing offerings that are a lasting credit to the word “bargain.” They represent the grandest Cloth- our pleasure to publish. We confidently look for tre-| mendous throngs. Get here early. $8 88 FOR MEN’S 9 $8 88 OVERCOATS The long S2:inch coat in genuine Bultic Frieze in| You will have to see this wor 46 inches FOR MEN’S $15.0 SUITS | Jest | Black, Gray and Oxford; also coals cut To own tor $3.8 ed, 5 weed, Fancy fancy belt aT Jong. Then we have for your se Cheviot or Black Tnibet Suit, 1 je or double back Tourist, with big broad shoal p the SmOOIh | seeasied coats, cut according meer $8 88 Kemey in Blue and Black, made raw edge, Ther) os 34 14 46, in secular, stout oF e hont with double warp Italian, and | Saturday Morning Limited 200 Men’s Overcoats Satin Lined Throughout coats are lined throw ve them In sizes from 34 to 44 chest. we b $5. 50 FOR$10. OOVALUES IN YOUTHS’ 1 OY AND OVERCOATS.—They are for heavy | The The overcoat is of pelt back. men from 14 to 20 years gray Friere made in Tourist eff w ly Risers, plain black—single or ‘ svits are in fancy mixtures anc double breasted. $10.50 FOR MEN'S $15.00 SUITS Every sui! Some splendid mixtures in fancy suitin shows its standard of high teilor'ng. If we did not buy sid have to ask you these at a sacrifice price we wo $5.00 more. All sorts of colors, in every $10 50 seoseeneecees ° make and in every size. We Announce For Saturday Our Big UNDERWEAR Specials For Men! 79¢ ea. for Men’s $1 to $1.50 Wool Underwear wool garments ¢ A Ver ducements — special prices - id weather at a big saving. * Drawers to match both these lines are t quality, very best f ched. In the! Scarlet All-Wool , double gus e also 700 garment’ and Drawers, ater weight, ¥ warm quality, ish ments are not warin, fine and excellent for washing, The 79 49e checks and Scotch plaids in Russian wai ue timed i as heavy as the selling every day by out compe , $1.25 and $1.50 erch, Foi $1.98 for Girls’ Full Length $3.98 $4.98 for $1.98 for Girls’ Full Length 33° Coats, — ee made of an all-wool colors, as blue, bro cape, or high collar pr n, green, red, with or without 1B pam wei ttily trimmed with velvet Wines & Liquors Hunghes Fri | doin ole MY. VERNON 1c) and braids, Sizes 6 to 14 years, with turn cuff, CAULIFLOWER. 2 : r 1 | Corn-Fed Beet | « hould Hid fm| rennet gob ey ' $2.98 for Girls’ Full Length Coats, iad when Ne radi but one of Be) the) “no, f 4 i made of all-wool beaver in blue, brown and green. | ¢y}] 45 inches, diet - be e fine you a a te 10e my = They are double breasted front, large bor plait could possibly do is to “strike” a fos UR BE) snow cur nin gice| tote 69c¢ with belt and back—emblem on sleeve, trimmed | realty bargain deal when property All Fresh Kitlea [| ‘ LOMAS viNeyann with inlays of velvet braid, Sizes 6 to 14 years HAMBURGER Steal QB@| [ore vind y prices are down and before they have LONG ISLAND | ea git Mi? | Exceptional value, |tons, Sizes 14 to 18 years, hickens t fat 4 A chance to get up any further, So Fowl pound { (Beet EB h cq) fornia softared Misses’ and Junior Suits “strike” to-day through Hering Davis. i £4!¢¢ | B Fag | They are abvolutely li They ave a manufacturer's sample line, comprising several different styles, They per 88e | $12.48 are made of fine tw Sizes 12 to 18 years... sr ersseverectteerersseneres ne 4800 Gramerey HENRY !SIEGEL ¢ Pie with every ide, yOu spend. rg Don’t Ever Lose Sight of the Fact That in Addition to Barcains $1.50] This Is Also a Store of QUALITY; the Best Is None Too Good YouLoseMoneyifYouBuyYourClothingElsewhere ing opportunity for mid-season that it has ever been oe et here in abundance, just pel rig |makes—only the latest fall lasts tH bess: @ pair will be shown until |Saturday morning, At that time Special Sale of Girls’ Coats and Dresses ' Children’s Day in Our Cloak Dept. You know what this means— dinary values—Coats, Suits and Dresses It's our most fortunate purchase of girls’ dresses. Think of actual $1.49.values, fancy pin Bertha effects nicely trimmed. Sizes 6 to 14. terial, full length, in plain| made of a fine quality of Scotch tweeds and man- nish mixtures {heavy weight), full box back or Empire, notch or collarless model, large full sleeve | $5.98 for Misses’ $8.98 Covert Coats, ‘covert in Empire or full inverted plait with kilt in jback, New plaited sleeves trimmed with self but- | is, Englsh mixtures and plain cheviots in all the new colors, Razors $5 Eyeglasses, each $1 Mall 3 Do Your Eyes Bother You? Orders SSA ae utes Remarkable Values in Razors t spe- xaminas The Only 39e "hes Fireproof Store ‘ . in d4th Street ; ' yeglasses that wiil suit ) OF without tims, in four Men’s “Walkover Shoes” All Day Saturday $ 50 & 54 00 $e 50 & de sHors 4.” Shoes that are only slightly ‘factory checked" You can hardly find the slightest imper. fection, We ask you to look them over carefully. We cone sider this the greatest shoe offer ever presented by any firm, un. der any condition, There are all sizes, 4 to 11, and widths A to EE. 3,000 pairs of four other great makes added to this famous WALKOVER lot, Regent $3,00 Shoes y you can find W 7,000 pair The newest we will place on sale the greatest and bes: lot of these strictly high-grade shoes that we have everowned, Every conceivable fall style—every shoe great WALKOVER people make will be represented here, All Oak $4.00 Shoes Heywood $4.00 Shoes that the S fives you every n, Vici Kid, Velour Calf and Box Calf, The shoe department tha very statement ee er The Biggest Shoe Ofiering ior Women New York Has Ever Known The best advertised women's shoe in all the world. $3.00 and $3.50 1 95 ' Custom Grade College and Uress Boois,,,.....- 3,000 pair y nize at a glancaeshors that you hey» paid $3,00 aud $3.50 for, will rday yo your size from 1 to 8 and wi to EE. No firm in all the world etake the ealire Factories’ ou'put of what are termed surface checked. They really are ironed out and ¢ iss coud as new, and grand as can be, Ii we could mention the name ¢ rn ) our entire third oor would not hold the throngs. Beat New York's grea'est sho room Saturday and we will d footwear and tell you all about them ‘> Ge Bring the Boys to This $2.98 Sale To-Morrow % for Boys’ $5.00 Winter Overcoats v4 98 —Winter Overcoats cut long and ° full—broad shoulders—made of extra in- extra heavy woollen frieze, in Oxford and ex{r2or- Black. They are lined with extra heavy Italian cloth and have belt backs, Sizes 7 to 16 years, Also the Russian Coat ior little boys from 2! to 10 years, $2.98 also for $5.00 Norfolk Suits Nortoli Suits with knicker or plain trousers, fabrics that are all wool fancy mixtures and plain blue, 87 to 16 years, tand 49e A Misses’ $6.98 45-Inch Coats, Pi Pyrography Outfits 4S. At Remarkably Low Prices Now is the time to\iget your pyrography outfits and materials, Our dee periment on the third floor is the best equipped in the city, 79¢ for Our Special Cuifit in basswood box and including good platinum point and two practice pieces. Regular price $).25. $149 {1 ue Leader Sutht in large jdesigned tox, includin ) large bellows and heavy platinum point. Gcod value at § Men’s Sweaters at Special 98 Prices ic {cr Men's Sweaters, We are offering two styles at this price, One is aheavy cotton mixed honeycomb weave and the other an-ail wool with double collar, cuff and bottom, Value $450. $1 98 {or Mey's Pure Worsted Sweaters, either high ¢ollar or V bd neck, in maroon, navy, black and Oxford. Value $2.49 and $3.00, $4. 49 for Men's Coat Sweaters with pearl buttons down the ‘od front! They are made of extra heavy pare worsted. Just the thing for golfers, the buntsmen, etc, They are made of a good quality $12.48 Royal $3.50 Shoes | t + “wy Vy } i} | Bee \ ‘\ 4 e Ae fe é 4 : —_