The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1905, Page 9

TH WORLD: FRIDAY EVENTING, NOVEMBER 3; 1908 Hottman Hotel at No. t Twenty- sixth street, which wae owned by the | F for athe Tousey and George Gordon \ | hele Hastings, the representatives of | Mrs f Willy Wally, Jr. Arrives, Also ‘Tedd’s only da two private Iwo Lackeys, a Frozen j detectives Who Tousey pay summon them to ap- rrow and sho they forcibly ef ond his detectives ld posgession of the place tory statements from those Presents to President Roose- velt Greeting from King = "", Coroner Has Theory that the a \ Aged Woman Was Drug- re WNGIOW lo 3 AVE F 59°7060° Sr Qeerenaaene AALAAUAAOLMEMARAMMRAARRAOEARAAARAAREAEEE SAE AEMAERREEERSEDES ] ged Before Her Death, wo are Aupposed to have knowledge of Edward. a | Smile and 32 Suits. \ haan Jer aimppenrance ane attracting the ate CAN'T REJECT BONDSMEN. J Tt S W | ey emiion not cata The 0. two a | ia ee | persons of her acqumintance who saw Profennl 1 Varlety He Ace i) » Waldorf Astor, jr, arrived we abate of Battenberg arrived in Washir 1 y , » Bae lala panied —_—-_—_—— a Milton Fe nthetm, A grandson of Mra, | from Annapolis today ace ‘Todd, retained two lawyers and jumps his and the @@piains of the IN THi GREENHOUSES ON THE ROOF ped bat and a Brit ips command, ‘The distingws! Wis accompanied to the na- § thick ak Cheshire ec Story of Two eeting | {ato the fight for the property thia af- Story of Two Women Meeting Her! (nt the tf oe that be ¢he oni blood Ty Ub tn Phikdspbla Not (Coates ont ee aU | olaring, Hint, : is by far the most interesting and instructive ever held. Have you seen it? h¢ ately , Immediate control the eptate and | ttonal capital by three American rear- |" 1 Co cainty helleve the | will make formal emand for it 10 ledmirals trom the fourth Atlante feet mi, Gre awn the propert |Dantel O'Retlly are counsel for Berolz: | 4d thelr stuffs Ae surety ney ea. TT | netm. A especial train consisting of the pri- | Swear to Ph vate car of Presldent Murray, of the | *lsely then they can be pr In onawer to a Customs aid: “Oh, yaas, I'm an Eng Some of the more interesting species are the Jap “Baby” Orchid, The Ow! and the Orchid marked exactly like a butterfly, lishmawn, doncherknaw.” Confirmed, ~ William Waldorf, jr, also brought! The show will close tomorrow night; so do not miss the fast opportunity to see it Three elevators direct its of Wes to the Greenhouses, ever with him thirty PEBEDLEDE ESSA SS FESOESE persury. tt Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, two par- lina glad rage, tw ney valete and HELD l|P CREW AND luis tar i al Re hey 1 dente Ja snrdonts tte frosen: In his _Tasevsvevivevvonsvsvenvenenssa yes senNsensesee ears ree SoH eESesNHEGE y 4 ~ Bs 4 . by he BR AAAADAAALARAAD AD DAAMA ADDR RRADL ADL LD AD DADA LADD AAA AAA Abd Aah | | { t i eof the fifo nepali, artiving in Washington at 1145] Whitelaw Reld visited the Tr face, He will book at the Hotel Neth 0 of a ied astern railway station to rec play delliae ae S | t T, il constr SEMRDHED BG SHIP rm ara upplementary Tailoring Sale. } t ’ retary of State; Capt, Bromwell, mi * Beer as a tens ney aie ve rua ue FIQW tO Fool a Lazy Liver A Ten Day Sale---Ending Thursday, Nov. 9 Po itesatru te atl ci Smuggling of Thousands of |p" poten wig Navy: Capt. Wham ry | “ a br she started| Speclal Customa Inspectors Hooley{ St the sLtation by Mr. Walker Town: | And, In nine cases out of If your Head feels a trifle heavy or BSS seses ese ses reserves’ this afternoon and had ence with Forelgn Secretar To give those of our ee who missed the regular Bloomingdale Fall merchant tailoring sale this year a chance to take advantage of this offer, we are hol ling a supplemen- tary sale for ten days, oa ee with Artificial Exercise amorn atenenis tt the sauctor, Dollars’ Worth of Combs, | Cha!. Lieu: . 2. Johnson and Lent, | saat bat +| Customs "Ofes Prevent] president, and the thats officers of | J. W. Timmons, VERY serlous Sickness has a If your tongue Is slightly coated, ar that ia srs che teal ‘The British Embassy waa represented small beginning. —If your breath (s under suspicion, dow platforn and O'Neill led @ band of twelve ordi: | ie ee to the Embassy, and Mr. ten that small beginning !s dull, Shoes Old and Mudd. |nary inspectors and #ix Searet, Bervice | Seeds, attache in the Bowels, If d le slow, 7 men of the Treasury Department foree| With the British Admiral were the fol- man IE SUgoallen Waatns sen 8 HN Be to the West Thirty-fourth stregt pler|!°W/ng members of his personal staff the Italian Navigation Company | Flac Capt Mark FB. F. Kery, is afternoon and made a raid on the | J4eut, Gerald Sowerby, laference lombardia, ateamush lp eer Mocre ordered that| ert“ Shearn and Engineer Com: Lack of exercise, hasty eating, Improper eve member of the crew. atand Just |™Mder W. F. Pampniett, ‘The ships 100d, are its first causes, Go eae te the forebastle that | crane Accompanying him were: | _ Laziness, and postponement, perm < that the shoes pevealed thousands of dollare’ worth of | charles H. Robertson, c. M. G., aM, | to grow into Chronic Constipation, shell combs and fine underwear|. M. 8. Cornwall “ ‘ ¢waflors were smuggling Into |har, H. M. 8. Ewsex; antl a Farau- | means life-long Discomfort Another statement from Philadelphia | was t : eM dd wore | o¢ w and that the soles were une}? Indigestion Is the beginning of most If Heartburn, Belching, Collo or | diseases, Restlessness begin to show themselves, Secretary rie It paves the way for all others, —That’s the time to eat Saturday, November . — Monday, November We will take orders to make | Tuesday, November Svil, Overcoal or Prince to your measure during the Ronen Revouoee Albert Coal and Vest next eight days a Fall or Winter Suit, Overcoat or Prince Albert Coat and Vest of high-grade material (40 latest styles, guaranteed pure wool) for $11.80, The 5: sand Overcoats will be cut by expert cutters, thus guaran- enching | ¢ Don’t imagine the Cascaret Is Ineffec- tive because it is pleasant to eat as Candy, It acts as pleasantly as it tastes. It is November W @ old, that the ¢ goles wort that they were Palras, It tan't necessary to be sick-a-bed, you as congenial to your Bowels as it 1s to your Ly! MV0, H slat oo : All of the smuggled property was M. S, Bedford; Chatles H ighty uncom. Palate ‘ ; or ‘ed and sont to the Appraisors | Dare. M. V.O. H. M. 8, Horwick; Her. eee Order 9, Ge emignly: Une It is not a" Bile-driver’ which floods on Christopher street. No at-| bert C. King Hall, D your $ h tod Ath fluid jut FS ede ea hone SF ihe tick 80, HM 8 he out your stomach today wi uid Juloes ere made, om | Cumberland Even slight Indigession affects the 64 464 (oF tomorrow, on ures th Te nerves, dulla the mings and obscures the But, it acts like Exercise, instdad, ulates the muscular lining of the nd Intestines,so that they mechan- to Measure, The American oMoers who acoon names of twenty satlors were. taken f ean ee unshine of Life, ; Meioy wil} be sent back to Italy to (6% the Prince to Washington trom An- | Mery s 4, grows ou ho prosoouted by that Government, The "apolls, the rendezvous of the North At And, Indigestion once started, grows Bow Ribs Broken, No Mark | arm iKling was done Zithous Lent Knowl-|lantle feet and the British squadron, fast, corrodes temperament, and discounts ! The p at eight of | edge of the line or Be oe bets eas xine Rear-Admira] Robley D. Evans, happiness, good cheer, capacity. teeing a et fit, and made up by high-class tailors, thus y $11 80 the best j ssible workmanship. aasuring you of remand The Fabrics are not the accumulation of a season's odds and ends, nor goods carried ove mi la i it brand-new, choice patterns of this season's creations in dependable materials of standard mak , i! 2 | Our Guarantee s you itely from any dissatisfaction—if not entirely satisfied with the garments Mrs. 13 4 her breastbone Jommander-in-Chiet of the North At ; ts youon waste se Ghay ane if ase yo op heed ws SCHWAB PAYS BIG MORTGAGE ! enc tetnvs snr, Srcetck tech | yalsegeta ne tea Pu You cr "Ts i why Cascrt air fom at | 8 he a oats ithe me yet betes mere ae AAG SWO “gn Ee John E.Pillsbury Chief of Staff; Laeut-| — Byery thinking Dogtor knows why: urgatives, Physic, Cathar and Whipl-| d it will be the Hine (ht yn th at ‘ou Will have the oppor- loft as ward @ Colonial Trnst Gets $10,000,000 Commander © 1) Brittain, Plag-Seore. | e al i wind Drugs that help today at tomorrow's and It wi L IMe Us seaso ) e OPE ¢ ; f 08 y, and Lie 8, Crosley, F ® tunity of getting rm y Scholer cor Loaned to Shipyard Trast tary, and I W 8, Crosley, Flag! expense, siders " aka ALLENTOWN, Par Nov, 8--Charies Lieutenant: Admiral ©. 1 Davis, and| Professor Rand knew tt one A new Fall and Winter Svit, Overcoat or Prince Joally digest food and drive out the| anton w M. Schwab, who came to Allentown | 2, Me Weigh eet Beles That's why he framed up fot students carets are the only Bowél and Live | Albert Coat and Vest made lo bal measure for ....... yesterday to attend a funeral, aatistled © that do not need to be used | elales', 24 Floor, oth | "18 his famous formula for Happiness, viz; med 8 2 ‘ Plag Lieutenant, Ensign J, C. Fremc uh County rtaage, ever entered fn Kak Lieutenant, Ensign J.C. Fremont, | trust in God, and keep your Bowels larger vnth you use them, was for $10.0 Manpbaliding Company. to When tho train arrived at the station | °P@" in} Trust Company of New) Rear-Admiral Evang came out on the The Bowels need adjustment fromtime observation platform of th vate car | to time, just like a clock, or a en ayerea pene ocasen Rents aud escorted Assistant Secretary Bavon| No “Good time" {s hum: 8 The mortgage was entered nefe and the President's aldes Into the car, | without this. oe. | where vhey met t time to use a Cascaret Is when you spect you need one, to have them ready to you need them is 44 tly In your pocket, as | h or a Lead pencil. cont box of Cascarets ts made | edged, and small, for this | Tito {lon ot thle Go Pon we will sel] you a man’s Soft or Still Hat, the newest 3 33.5 Ives, ) and | ; 50va ves $1 95 i? And, the time to re apust the watch ts lown, nor when the re train and en t whan tt haaite be psause the press Stabbed By Robber aaler “Wee Sea TRG. train ony bits ih Nabe gera * TA, Ms. Nov, 8—County offf-| Prin e yocupled the first carriag Hotitved to-day Of the stab wnioh wae driven directly to the Britis Minuteadjus hy is broker five new toe and heel es f In fact, am 1 ' ull pur} pt qualit « in am Atompt at robbery of E.«N. Envbagsy. adjy Align hagtatbeter aod town (reanurer of] “The reprepentatives of the Embassy! The time to adj Vientia, twenty miles from herd, late accompanied the other member last night Mr. Allen was seized by the Princes’s staff to the Embase ful to get the genuine, | he Slerling Remedy Com Id In bulk, elu] merely when your Head Ach hile ver ts Sick, your Stomach in Rev as he was entering his hove, and the captains of the British fleet were Live me 7 Pr s volaided: for ing, was stabbed In the shoulder. escorted to the New Willard Hotel by Nature's Food Process retarded for 2 ké away and sprang into the, Capt. Potter, Lieut.-Commander Chapin, | hours or longer. ee 4uoge $2.50, for sizes and ey un samp! Ne ous boo! He sample and the famous booklet, aa Fight for Her Property Tho several persons who are claiming | fe after a revolver. Allen shot’ Lieut. Johnton and Lieut. J. W. ‘im-| on ne at his assailant as he scaled a ming. representing the navy | ‘The proper time to ad} nis the Curse of C ipation.”’ Free for the ask+ wall, but nedther bullet was ef- A large crowd was assembled about Nery sunvla yeU suspec § r the ratkway station awaiting thi ival 9 ing Remedy Company, so ot New Yorks wn Sturdy Shoes for Boys & Girls ses’ 3.00 Shoes; sizes 111, to 2, ins ‘bbe ee es 8! a) 14s $1. 99 widths Sixth Av., cor.18th St. Pure Linen Waists Sixth Av., cor.21st St. HARLEM: 260 West 125th St. Between 7th and 8th Avs, Sixth Av., cor, 18th St. Sixth Av.,cor, 21st St. HARLEM: 260 West 125th St. Between 7th and Sth Avs, Children's $1.00 Shoes; siz Cc Wairts 2s pretty, as well RRATRERY) tevece .. ma ate and as stylish as these will not be found elsewhere at ls. Sale of Rubbers. nything like these prices: | Women's 75c. Storm Rubbers at, ,, .50c Pure Linen Waists, not too Men’s 51.00 Storm Rubbers at ......75¢ heavy, with hand embroider. All Stores Open Late ed fronts; separate stock Saturday Night. All Stores Open Late Saturday Night, hd Mloor, 69th St. ection re oer orem (A MN PAL j Special Ofierings in. in osiery Plain ve a) Linen at prices that ae well worth noting, Waists; stitched back and i Men's Plain ant Fancy Cotto? Hosiery. full seamless; ) Regular price front: Hew tollat $1 ‘98 Women's Plain Black, with white or 0% feet; double _25c. and cutfs; special na Cotton Hosiery, ina variety of styles; aa " ; abel {seer tieavy Ribbed Double Knee Stockings; 12:¢ sizes 6 to 10 in Women’s imported Hosiery 1 olviad ad ii teps; extra out-size, with black feet or SATURDAY’S BULLETIN OF SPECIALS, The more you sev of footwear about town, the more reason you | have to appreciate the magnificent supremacy of this $3.00 shoe, Forg trim elegance, luxurious fit, lasting wear and style individuality you could not hope for more—even at a bit more price. At this time of the year, when cold, rains and frost are imminent, you should be all the more critical about securing just this type of shoe. Byety leather, improvement and style possible in the making of men’s and women’s shoes are at your service in the $3.00 showing. Those Hand Made Shoes At *4.00 or *5.00 are an all-surpassing sort of footwear. They express shoe— making at its highest art. They go back to the first prin— ciples of shoe Pndtuction—baad labor. Of course in this matter we can give a distinct individuality to every pair teen retail stores ; and keep the exclusiveness narrowed down to very fewliR Gar retecarine thee duplicates, Sitch ’peculiarities of the foot as flat or high ine Qo@ organization in all step are all answered and only possible in custom making. In plain bite witl shk emer ) tmer Sealine’ sre Hosiery sizes; value 35. Here to row nering heels A) ton all 19¢ Roys’ Woollen Blouses & Waists At Very Special Saturday Prices: Boys’ Woollen Blouses, in navy blue and red, with collar attached Or neckband style; neal pocket on side; sizes 5 to 14 years, Malt Moot Butter « 25¢ cr eamery Must be taken away, Lb, ~~ tc ° Cheese, WISS § ihe very 25¢ best Swiss cheese imported. Lb ent Bloomingdales’, Das 1 Reotion, Wool Underwear ore and Spectacles, 's Tivoli For C A Great Special Saturday Sale. Root's Tivoli Fo Charen, . eieiat art p aed Dr Bee dare helps, made by sits Tivoli; made || the most reliae uality and correct}? be manuface > which oflera portiv. Saving of from 507 to @3: $1.50 uyeglasses and Spectacles, ie eof $e, a size. Sleeping Garments, Por Childre » Made like a union Hit tt oetothe av t HE Aa A ase. would 7 Our eight fac- tories and nine- $3, 00 Eyedisss and Spectacles, 85. Women's Fleece Lined \ all sizes; regu'ar SOc a Women's Hand Finisied Fi § Mail Orders "illed Send for Gur big Catologue, gis Invincible $1.00 and] WAU Footwear, Too} 25¢c|] : ats ML abins, 0 "Sc ‘ : Underwear, ithe. 39¢ 44. 00 Pebble Eyeglasses and Spe clacles Women's Corr binatio a Sui ae ray and 39¢ Genin a giahes Ie white; Ai cipaghie an A ants an nett Se FREE. Wi Sale price pees ees ' America, Price and value } We've expert fitters to see that you are perfectly fitted, prove it, We sell the most remarkable shoes in the world at $1.00 and $2.90, We make this shoe for MEN, WOMEN, MISSES, BOYS and BABIES. There is no foot that we fail to fit—no liking but what we can satisfy supremely well ina most remarkable range of leathers, styles andsizes, You have but! to see the colossal stock exhibited in our 1uth street and €th avenue store i to appreciate your advantages. | 9 Lex. to 3d Ave. Bo oomingdale Bros. FP wih $6 per A