The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1905, Page 12

NNT lr ar Af cht EK i Ht yy ou Two Hu SAD STORY CONFIRMED. Now —Doesn’t Baiisve Riot Was Religious One The Presbyterian Roard of F Missions this morn ram from Cast the report that ¢an mission f had bee station at Li by natives. Th w to one of inquiry cent to ¢ @ay by tho Rev. Dr. Artha Nro eecretary of the Board aii as fol- lows: “Lienshow station has been attacked THURSDAY, Nov. 2. Mrs. Ma Almie, Mr. Peale, Mra.! A, hoom tn loweprited stocks fe unter Poale, Chestnut, kilied. Dr. Machle) 92. ihe tending forces of the stoct and Pettsrson safe, Buildings ad Br aap eer Ae eieen Biroyed market are behind this boom, Power- “Almie” is Mrs. Maohle’s ¢ 1 opabatore Whe have been push: and "Chestnut Dr. Eleanor ( g up the prices of high-priced stocks mut. Mr. and Mr will now seek to reap rich rewards by Br6s,, whos we that they have Port Deposit and retofore tles that rket rating, but good pros- dor- operators calculate, rea- pWe\are almoat overwhelmed b; hb, thot there are half a Wegedy. Letters from the feld dozen low-priced stocks on the list tha the past year hs t Indicate 4 for a 10 or 16 point rise if the hoatility or cause for alarm, T stimulus is applied. The pro- freak can hardly have been an nal trader 1® relied on to furnish | P sionary. One of the victims killed 4 the o de speculater Bleanor Chestnur was a phystelan | ig expected to rush to the Stock Ex who had devoted herself for years to change bargain counter with avidity as ministering to the sick and and soon as he #ees cheap stocks of excel- was beloved by m red n to tise, John Mit- nothing for Christtanity © Mine Workers’ A despatch from Hong Kong says has, unconsciously no doubt, the South China post has received COM | iene effective ald to this movement by | tl] the stock firmation of the massacre MN \declaring that there will be no coal lieved that sufi missionaries at Tdenchy, which is 0) miners’ strike. This assurance is turned free to prev miles inland from Canton. Tt says Mra. | into the best kind of a bull argument Bava io bit Machle and her daughter of the coal road stocks, big and And it nut and the Rev. Mr. ?e ttle, Under the impelling impetus of 4 ae AM Reading all of the low focks are expected to deveop vim and vigor. Partloularly lively manifesa- | tions are expected from the Erle ts- sues. wife were murdered, Dr. Miss Patterson escaped ‘o feot's yaman severely wounded Not Religious Riot Kod the other missionaries Mr, Brown ot a physician, Dr. B. Rev, John Rogers Peale we! York simultaneously turned its attention to-day to the stock markets new mis- ave a} riced coal] OF that atack | ¥elopment of our The Canadian Pacific pool, which has! ment that J been operating in the London and New | f53.000,000 0 shares | chased in the United § THE WORTN: THURSDAY MISSIONARY, HIS Ww IFE AND CHILD VICTIMs OF sy lage Railroad eto at in Not the !r now contrit the ater! stock | Thefe ts Rood authority an {2 prepar $39,000,000 In, ‘al steel and Nals and equinment. J: Decline, Law. Close. Oise. he a! sales of stocks to-day was ) shares, and of bonds $3,250,000, EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1905, |, Mas Laudau was vehement- prove that is mine. she declared, “I will if you will have Honor ra fi ay noil measure the walstband Ll it tL 1 then ure my waist, which Is iN ‘\\ ne ) teach twent neher ‘ollceman Mulligan, blushing car: the offce, and the performed Vanind Winer tas Cont hotded approval, and thundered Young Woman — Identifies i gavel when the prisoner in- Dainty ( yarments Stolen ed with the exclamation Mah second cousin, Miss Georgiana Washington Brown, has just as slend- enous a formation, Your Honor.” Proves Claim by Exhibit 2. from Her by Negio. ndo, of No. b luahed and gehts gy out ble okie 08: inder Low feerg, drive r= ue ne #9246 | necks Mite Landaus the ieentifeetion iHE CLOSING SJOLATIONS Anny regio Hell's Kitchen with a |1s complete, you need 1 0 no farther, * Tiong cream-cc J overcoat anda pink The prisoner {s held, tn $1,000 ball a vest. He wore these sartorial stunners | ‘Uther pgpesentcic: on. fn court to-day and they vied in lustre | « The , id | The Closing Quotations, with the raindow-hued garments spread REACHED PORT D-PORT AND DIED. out, lowest, ne out before M Onna shaniges oF of toeks from | charge was that Brown had $i) Abraham Beer Had Just Landed ded 4 are as follows worth of Miss Landau's lneerle aaah from Kateer Wilhelm, Biss | Ker trunk Abraham Beer, of the firm of Beer & Actress’s Waist Is Measured. When exhibits A, B,C % were found in his bach Brown get up aiding a a tro Therefo: Miss Landau to ‘dentity the before the court Beginning with a petticoat with four lace flounces and a crmss- Brothers, the largest drygoode firm nd soon tolof Vicksburg Miss. died at Hoboken nents today upon the arrival of the steamship <aiser Wilhelm, on which he was @ nger. was fiftvethree years old, a na: of Germany and leaves a wife and ~iildren, death. “ evidence last Mav The body will be feksburg for interment, ‘Pbilipsborn THE OUTER GARMENT SHOP Specials for Friday Only, THESE EXTRAORDINARY VALUES: Walking Suits of Finest French Broadcloth, a very smart model, with new Hip Length Coat, pleated back and front, circular and side pleated skirt, in all the new advanced shades and black, Positive Value, $42.50. 29.00 Walking Dresses of Imported Henrietta Cloths or Fancy Serge, plaid or plain colorings, Batiste 14 405 sionaries who left km cou AUBUSt Of the Duluth, South Shore and Ate | asa monte 4 yokes or guimpes, all the leading shades, meee Dee SER IE taeneth Y Jantic Railway, a subsidiary line tn the! patipond P EAS ARG aE Considered bargains at $25.00 and $29. anys." : Canadiin Pacifle system, ‘These low i 2 Oi PLUNGED 10 DEATH . 9 $25 $29.75, “It therefore appears probable (Nat the | priced shares responded quickly and the STOCKS BE J a ; ee gar caw ty bone Oh bl ehve arena Phateig.” Recciee vt »| LONDON STOCKS BE TTER; IN ELEVATOR WELL.| Evening Coats of Best White Broadcloth, two had gathered for anot led in the tradine declared that prac-| AMERICANS CLOSE FIRM aitanee yery attractive models, extreme length, beautifully 1 5 which ah diay ® ! Ny all of the available Conedla \ a driver, employed trimmed and lined, ° Portunity for plunder and usitic stuck iad been acquired by the| LONDON, Nov by the Sompany, fell alien? fdlage, alae appears probable that the attack was! pool und that the bulllng of Duluth] good demand | ba 2) be i oh the tenth Excellent values, elsewhere at $35.00. made by some among that teeming) and South Shore was part of the gen- population who did not personally | oral plan of the pool managers, The know of the charaoer and work of room traders, scenting a auick profit the missionaries,’ “Lieu-Chou Is a city of about % inhabitants, about 910 miles from Can- ton, but the usual way of getting there fs by @ winding rapid river, navigable jumped tn and pieked up several amal! $0/ lots of this atock, @iving the leaves a decided boom for the time bi American Smelting and Rett stock ‘has become one of the chief objects of only for smal! boats, so y | interest in thie market, mainly throug) from Canton the adroit management of the control: | weeks. In en ling syndicate, Mergerea have been gurney has in| made and additional properties have three and on Was) been acquired, with the remult that this done by Dr. sum: company now dominates {te particular ed from C are moned a nton ‘ast year by the line of business, The price of the com: serious ines of Jr, Chestnut "The nearest while men are some| Pany'’s common stock hae advanced Bapust missionaries three and one-halt| about 10) ner cent.within twelve months. | ye’ journey westward and some Eng-| The Jatest merger accom lish and ( aries four days | : os seed ada a of the Utah Copper Company, which has been absorbed by American Smelt ing, and which in {ts turn ts said to eastward sionaries were ers at Onin, away “Our missionary qun in is The pe per and Gold Mining Company. The Suspicious = and c genheim brothers—seven in number threats were made t aaake OF vialehes Wn Outnight a magsority of the stock ea oe te cata both common and preferred) of the mOWN and thelr pic | American Smelting Company, Careful cure, During all ins [Stock Exchange estimates indicate neither property that there {s not more than 18,0 jured ft Le n-Chou, i shares of the common stock on the mar Mitra nite ee ket, ‘The Guggenhelms are telteved to Last ys have accumulated about 7 per cent. of Beet ymmon stock, Brokers who have pied | been acting for the Smelters’ ayndtcate treated predict th au this common stock will be fs a new -| worth Ithin two years, for the plied to per reason that it will be paying a 10 per March 1. The cent, dividend within that time, An so that many other prediction of these pool brokers I a nis fats been | ae. {8 that as soon as the Natlonal Lead , m Canton to 1 ¢ the Rev es, Beattie and Todd, m Hed Company completes the absorption o @lonaries. have gone to investiqate the U, 8 Lead Company, the merged Leading Specialty Cloak, Suit, Skirt and Waist House in the City, Brresodt, elle ker é bo FRIDAY and SATURDAY, November 3 and 4, Special Sale OF HIGH-CLASS TAILORED SUITS 300 Suits for Ladies and Misses in newest and most fashionable design, made of Broadcloths, Panne Cheviots and Mixtures, and sold heretofore for $35.00 and $45.00, seca. aT DH OO These ate styles which will be discontinued as colors and materials cannot be duplicated, 56-58 Twenty-Third St., West. have absorbed the Boston Consolidated | ‘enth street owing to repayments England. Discounts were slightly firm bi ‘eh ead ih a Pe sement as Ine Hading on the Block sony wie se vad yen deiveroa) | PursLined Outer Garments. bpahed hesttating . | parcels bullding, No one could galt In kau nie heer a iene nereee $110.00 Coats —Finest Broadcloth, mounted over he tone in att tas $ i z fal PR 4 Joseph Gigging, the engineer of the all dark gray squirrel backs, collar and cuffs of 85. 00 notes snsols fi Y ale {iy bated. Co firm; | bud Re uperae tre Persian lamb on finest black IyX....++ss+ee00, Oe | thelr dec!l hes , Kate, at No. 106 $75,00 Coats—French Broadcloth, mounted over Ralls we t sore, Janese Imperial Gs of 19 w ed |f uses Jat 101 7-8 ini, a pt hh % th lad h th h ch i) Sorts th Lid) h Di) torte Sorepets hort HECHT BROS, 259-261 Sixth Ave, HECHT BROS. Friday--The Day When Greatest Bargains Are Made Available to All by the Helpiul Credit Plan, It's always pri ly our Friday bargains, to read for not alone are t es of ne importance, timely Stylish, well-made 1p} irél, but the plan for paying in the easiest possible way, and ther ca when you're not priv. ieged and able t helpful credit pl you to pay in the hatever i ty amounts, strikes your fancy, for our , which permits weekly or monthly, To Pay Gradually Is to Pay Easily, Ladies’ Madras Waists; with 27 tucked back Cheviots Vomen's heavy White, rs and : | : » and front) worth $4.25, braid; Nav for 69 cluster- rf a k wi * worth $2¢ kt nk. DI Me or White Flan- nos, sealle edges Ladies’ and Mis op ealls G ( ths to 4 yee dm Worsted; Tan, i a ee 2% § Gray; ages 14, , t and Misses’ Mexican to 44; worth teaver Flats and Sailor Hats with : for 4 I ind streamers; White, s heavy ribbed f we and Card ined Vests and Pants: 25¢ 17 |; worth $2.50, for 1.25 value, for. /C Vomen’s and Misses’ Flannelett Children's extra hea ach rikhed cotton Hose; th 19¢, kind, for BS ye Ne Lace \ { to-wear Toques and silk and tein c Purba ing colors and ib | ne yoke; worth 3 50 Black; worth $2.98, for 1.50 for re) i | F ie Boys’ double-breasted Suits of iP ,, Taffeta Silk Petticoats of : res and Fancy Cheviots iy Br aays ty; deep ! ed ® to 16; and Sailor Blous " uching; all q Mf fa Sheviots and Se ba) ane | Blacks worth $1), fF 5,09 ty ers a +50 sagt od 1 eficet e395 Boys’ Knee Trousers of light and 1 fur Cas r % OM fy fatcy Cheviots; ¢ lhe ve Flannelette = for . 4 { Kimonos; Gray, Pir La) eet dclasp h ; dainty patterns tn colors and Size many styles; worth $4.80, 4 value, for., 59 OF ere 98c ¢ HECHT BiOS., 91352720 an oe SIXTH AVE, rvevevererrre: INPPSPPS SHES to the cement is employed British FEVER SHIP FROM PANAM LIMA, Peru, Nov ~The teamer ( lved at Callao ja 3 selected dark brook mink, Persian and blended mink collar . $45.00 Costs—tes Broadcloth and squirrel tning, 49.00 A The desk of the West Side Court dirs When the prisoner was thoroughly Ing tho e ssion to-day Was piled vlued the identification continued, | high wit ) Mieg Pxhiblt C was a peacock blue cores: e No. wo Cover which Miss Landau herd ott. Franceas Tanda, an actress Mud eried tn a voice tremuloua with West Ninetloth stroai, as exhibits I! pride Brown case, | “Your Honor, there are eight yards » were exhiblis A, B.C, D. &>. of baby blue ribbon gathered at the} aoarlee: cc i Inverted tt myself, If you will i it fire the ribbon I think the identif- | neluded Wi") Toagton will be comolece,”” (cation of exhibit 4) Policeman Mulligan moagured the rib- f bon and it was eight yarde long. The ae ai Magistrate again approved and con- o young colored man |iiited to approve, until nally it came v! n't driving an expr ) Six pains of exhibit Z when he pio who were with him at) Beer went to Carlbad in search | H.ONeill & Co} || | Black and colored Chiffon Broadcloth—an excellent rich || sateen finish, No better value possible at $1.50 per yard. | Frida November 3d, to Order $27.50 $40,00 per pair; special at... certainly not miss this opportunity. | | | | Sale ale of Broadcloths | For Friday, November 3, Only "1. || 45 pieces Broadcloth in black and al ; 50 inches wide, beautiful satin finish in | the best of the popular colors—plums, { reds, wines, greens, &c. Special at, per yard, 175 pieces TWEED SUITING MIXTURES—in all wool, 44 inches wide, smart, neat styles and very desirable for hard wearing, walking or knockabout suits, We also recommend them for children’s suits and school frocks. Special per yd. | ieee BLACK PEBBLE. CHEVIOT SUITING—30 | is wide, made from pure wool, offered Friday and ei they last at, per yard serseecseeeesrrreee seeeee . Silk Velour Portieres Regular Price, $40.00 Per Pair; at We wil) measure, make and hang Portieres, made of super quality Silk Velour, all this season's newest colors, interlined with double. " faced teaseled cloth, lined with crepe Jaconne (an exceptionally pretty figured material), bound down one side and across bottom with silk edging to match material, Regular price, $27 50 This is a most unusual and exceptional offering, those who fancy and require Handsome Portieres s rould | '50c i 169c Were 1,25, and) Ir (Basement) large shawl collar of Persian caricul or blended BROOK SWINK Gara dassicaeet aye EDNUNa EROS ALL SIZES. 28,00 a 12 West 23d St. irince‘vow through to 22d St. Eva) “ Bt JAMES McGREERY & CO. Furniture, 4th Floor, | Slipper Rockers, Armchairs and Rockers,,, Children's Tables and Chairs... esse severe + 3,00 00.009 007080 Fumed Oak,—Craftsman models,—upholstered in leather, ' Twenty-third Street, See PPP aoa grs STEINHARDT & STRASBOURGER S, W, Cor. 3d Ave, and 86th Street ee * & Yorkville’sBusyDepartmentStore ic gi) DOUBLE “5. & H.” + fn) Green Trading Stamps ae ea Monday, Wednesday, Friday of each week $ poe all round desirability nothing touches the Premiums given for “S, & H.” Stamps. Each stamp guaranteed Ply the Sperry & Hutchinson Company—rated by the com- mercial agencies at more than twice the combined wealth <j Heavy copper Chafing dish | inlple piste nickel, adjustable alcohol lamp, hot water pan, all complete, bh ead price $4.50 — Spe- $3.00 cial. PUDDING DISH Copper Pudding Dishes, nickel plated, separate enamel pan and separate rim and dome cover, regular price 8 $1,25—Special..ee s+ 98c SLEEVE BOARDS Covered Sleeve Boards,very handy for doing up your own waists, regu. lar price 25c.—Specialss sorrow 18c |12 Soup Plates, | DOOR MATS |12 Preserve Plates, || Heavy Cocoanut Door Mats, good | 12 Butter Chips, size and good quality, regular price 65c.—Special., | GARBAGE CANS With Sanita sanitary cover, good ice 49¢,— COAL SHOVELS Long handle Coal Shovels, good quality, japanned, regular price 12 19c,—Specialsesseree vee . Cc COAL SCUTTLES Galvanized Iron Coal Scuttles, size) 17, the good kind, regular price 25¢ 12 Dinner Plates, 12 Tea Plates, 1 Pickle Dish, 2 Baking Dishes, 1 Gravy Boat, 2 Vegetable Dishes 12 Tea Cups, 12 Tea Saucers, 39c. Speciale | OIL HEATERS smokeless device, warranted ajainst arrived another, Regularly sold else- where $4.98—Our price.. .. $3. 90) ate. Special Sale of This Bag is made of the best quality natural grain leather, a frame sewed in by hand,nickel lock and trim mit np solid leather handle, full leather lined, inside + pocket—colors in black and brown—choice of 12, 13, 14,18 and 16 inch. Special at...... .. Regular prices, $8.50 to $10.50. (Basement) THE 1905 WORLD ALMANAC NOW READY of all other trading stamp companies in the world. VISIT US. Not only is our merchandise strictly up to date and our prices the lowest, but your money back if you want it. OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS | Great Price Reductions in ' Housefurnishings and China CHATING DISHES $14.98 Dinner Set ||’ for $7.25 Here is a $14.98 Dinner Set for $7.25, handsomely decor: | |} / ated in neat floral spray and every piece gold lined. Con- sists of 100 pieces as follows: | 1 Meat Dish First Size, | IC | 1 Meat Dish—Second Size 1 Meat Dish—Fourth Size, 1 Soup Tureen and Cover, | and Covers, | 1 Covered Butter Dish | and Drainer, $7 Tea Sets $5 The Perfect Oil Heaters with Miller's) A new importation just from Austria smell or smoke and full nickel trim- 55 pieces to the ret. Each | med. Can be carried from one room to | piece gold lined, pretty | floral decorations Special | | | Sixth Avenue, 20th to ast St., N, YO; Friday, November 3d, p 9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs |}: Regular Price, $24.00 Each; at * $18.00 K This season's newest designs in florals and orientals. le | (Fourth Floor,) | | \I', ® A High Grade Groceries | | (Basement,) | Special Prices for Friday and Saturday | SUGAR CHOCOLATE TEAS | | Havemeveré Elder's Dom- H. O'Neill's quick lunch Formosa Oolong, Ceyton, | lino Bugar, S-pound Chocolate, five-pound can Young yson, English cartons at 36c § ‘yak Mane. 150 tt tad Mixed Tea, | | COFFEE JAMS ae pound '35¢ | Heth att ecaainted vor |Strletty, Dute, Jama, MACKEREL | | Se tate ri 18. 95¢ stone Jars ‘ st ie! Moss Mack: | COCOA aah Losi net Kits, LBS | | WalterBaker’s break: Meadowbrook Brand, 9. P fast Cocos, per can... LOC per van 8c SOA | OLIVES SALMON bldieg ier og aS Yt A | Manganilia Olivos, ae Bonp Powder, Gold Bua atte seees LOC ta can. Hava 410 is | ‘ $7.25 - $5.00 |} 4 ee Women’s Leather Kit Bags , i $8.00 ny i hs nqia AT ALL NEWS STANDS, 25C.; BY MAIL, 350, 0 4 aio¥