The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1905, Page 10

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 15, Im B N MURDERED BY “BLACK HAND” [door and man tot an erat an poe ie ila ee GIRLS FEY) TITLE, runs Sao onae o «| {AU PRACTICE «= Sen H.ONeill & Co |serlmmage, the former because of @ | | Stripping Gang Found, | sore leg and the latter because of a MAHANOY CITY. Pa, Nov. 16—| fore hand and a brulsed foot. Hocken | Hunuag for rabbits on the mountaln | jDerwer also was absent, There {s a ro | ‘ a port current that he has fallen behind above Bt. Nicholas, Martin Win-| ; tha ters came upon the dead body of George ae in hte studies, ‘The coaches would no | 1, a strip: | deny the report Hughes, forty-five ve | | Magistrate Decides Police Are Hag foreman for the Poioasiona a4! Men Are Put Through a Hard X taslek Wodep tee nore et The Following Specials Demonstrate | ' tt ako aallbeae tie heed 4 , . ae a be in the the ¢ Z ' ‘rong Raiding the failed to return to his home in this city] Course a ame nati mpree rong Raiding the Che Soe’ tx Waning nencay| Te fOr Thr Cag will the Many Strong Values to Be Had Here in | | Bleecker A. C. arms above his head as thous to protec! himself from the rain. of ann ee Lows that struck film down, His | ton support afteraoon. He waa found with at! With the Tigers. The betting in | erdag’a «an WOMEN’S OUTERWEAR Chartered clubs have a riaht to } Jaknil was fractured, and tnere were| x ANY 5 Tiger 0 ‘ah > Reeiay touts for the entert jpeveral gly cuts on his body, Hoth N cece: Morea Sas oC pad OE mpeg ; These Prices Are Quoted for Thursday, November 16° their members. 60 decide’ Mapicyed im th Iie Over Wilat | Dompsaueetnanet hemes aseetemmmmnmes one teh Rees | ; | Baker yesterday when he diseha he was foreman ere many iaborers, who Women’s $45.00 Velvet Suits, $29.95, of the “Blac are sald to be membe: Hand." Friends of the dead man | | cline to heory that he lacurred the enmity of some of the band thre stern personality and that they wait for him on his way from w murdered him, WAY MEN GROW WEAK. Despalr Breaks Down the Spirit, but Dr, Greene's Nervura Restores Vigor and Happiness, | | men arrested in a raid on the Bi iA. C. ‘The association had » | eharter and charged no adm and he decided that there hai been no violation, and that under the charter the Bleecker Athletic Club, at No. 157] Bleecker street, where the fight was held, was within tts rights. | Capt. Hodgins, of the Marer Street Police Station, produced tn court the charter that had been a club on Nov. 8 by Supreme Short coat and circular skirt, made of the best) Engligh Velutina, trimmed with wide silk braids. Vestee of cloth trimmed with braids $29 75 and rich embroidery, Value an 00, nee] & for Thursday atsersseeeeerees Women’s $30.00 Suits, $19.75. Women's Suits of Fancy Mixtures and Plain) Cheviots, long models, in black, colors and mixtures. Value hia Set for ther $19, 75 Way eves cece rcevee Penny Tan Coats, $12.75. pipet Va Covert Cloth Coats, lined with) | satin, three-quarter length: Vv. 12 75 Special for Thursday scents ee aoa! ? The Unusual Store, tee McCall. He matr not eive the manasement the § to condnet prige fiehts, | He and twe' of his men into the ring, wi president of the club, and Dan were having a three-round laced them under at hwacke and Nicho Bananers, who were & $n that they had vite fodaine to attend the aftulr. —— BUMPING RACES Display a collection of the most exclusive and perfect models in 7. eee and WRAPS, of Crepes, Silks, Pongee and Linen, with hand-embroidery Don’t Be Hampered. by Ill Health WOMEN'S WINTER COA s Made of Cheviot or Siberian Beaver, lined with fe } guaranteed satin, Value $20.00. Spectal for 15 00 Thursday, . fo hope for the future, After spending large sums for treatment which does not ure they are in despair, and settle dows & Ite of gloom All this fe unnecessary, because there ts Women’s $40.00 Long Top Coats, $25.00. Made of Broadcloth, lined with white or black P ve nb silks to edge, finished with black lac i} “pn oreene Me Pl Mad g wonderful h and cuffs of braid trimmed velvet, Vitus $25 00 getable medicine iad as becoine te in the most delicate colorings $40.00. Special for Thursday.......ss000.. +. , mous all over the wor! ‘ ired,M Berein, 106 West Cat St and artistic designs suitable for (Third Floor.) New Yo ity, says , CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 15.—The “1 was affiicted with extreme nervous- i fet tuning races Aca Wines Uiehh habe hp elena eb Dinner, Evening and | i sixt dormit ih rol rebodings something ‘ . yey the Charles River, Although ‘wful hagging over maT wanted to be treet Wear, | Notable Offerings Just Now i the weather was cold, the banks of tne Waryiia Ma, ey Albin ue Teaver a Second Floor. | i Gharien were lined with students who Log May Ine Op | a, Nae ee eset et schsred IN THF, FUR SEATON } eeniere: Wine, Peveesiee ame, Oot The “wealthiest woman in Great Britain.” {er tay (rouble ond axe pe rellet, The doe ag dents wore running costumes an tore ‘not seem lpm ole This is the mercenary title which has fallen upon Lady Mary Hamilton, | ‘“Pinally J was recommended to take Dr. ALASKA SABLE SETS— lowed the eights throughout the who! A course of a mile and three-eighths, who, had she been born a boy, would now be the holder of ten Saottish and, neers . ve isnoae ‘ust tats Long throw scarfs and large flat muif, Value $40,00 # $29, 75 i see ae eee nit cre | tko British title, and who has just come of age. ‘The fates who decreed that, front meticine Betped mao wonderfully. My | AAVANTINE « CO. bir GH toad Glinvesiccin: \ pleasure of seeing their crew score a| the twelfth Duke of Chatellerault, Premier Peer of Scotiand and Hereditary’ rectly ftrcog, and the aiference, tn me ts} BROADWAY PERSIAN SAW bute f Dump, Mrtthews arew, carrying out the| Keeper of Holyrood Palace should be @ girl did not fail to mollify this) marvellous MP Mmneiacy Wabi tte Ot Between 18% and t91b Streets. = cy geod ay stat vente young woman by @ bounteous moasure of health and beauty, She ts th herve remedy ove ta . ; ; Long throw scarfs and large pillow muff. Value ry 5. 00 ase the collage crew races in the | OWner of the famous black pearls of the Hamtitons, the owner of theIsle of) oe well, I am 7 “ + $25.00 per set: special at. FER aS. suationn, | ArTae tnd the mistress of great estates at Wickham Market La Pas mind, ines ate NIGH SLACK Teneo ce “ ranean bein.”” y rary saad starting 9 feet apart. Four crews Dr, Greana the well-known spectalist umped—the Thayer, Grays, Hollis and] SHOT MAN FOR BURGLAR. sgnduetor ce a faalier | ea 8 the care ‘ot ervoun and chronte diseams | Threw scarfs to waist and large pillow muf/, Value + «!$30, 00 Rea roke Sironk crews: Theos ofan’ wi en & trick walker on the Pennsylvania Oyrity ty his office No, 101 Fifth av $45.00 per set; special at cesses os ceesesee vue | Tape ewe “The otters are out PATONG: TOR BUN ae wnlatooe acta Now York Cts. le free counsel a ven han they ane of ntest. ) a, Nov. f r burelare and bows drew | Toumande eee eo Oe ERMINE THROW SCARFS, $19,75 ERMINE. PILLOW Murrs, $35,00 FUR-LINED COATS. ee sssseveseeee $29,75 to $175.90 SHOT BY HIS BROTHER. | Broadway—Brooklyn, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDADLE LARGE RETAIL STORE. Boys Were Pinying Together When One Found « Pistol. Your Shopping ! -- (Third Floor) Ptward Schaffer, five v 14, was ‘ 7 = ee eerie. csc rei] Appetite Remarkable Thursday Bargains = { Pr ae one, Maslah og nen will be taken care of in Sensational Economy in the Appended Items U t i d Milli e i) ve y 4 tye infloted by his brother, six years our Fifth Floor Restaurant, and Timely Saggestions for Milady. n Timme 1 inery j 4. : - i ond i othe boys were vlayine at thelr home|] Splendid place to eat any Be First Week of Our Incomparable Holiday Sales, ALE FADN VELULY. ee J reel) lh me in Paterson. I[d@ile’s brother found a fevotver on a bureau and pointing the i Weapon at his brother pulled the triaxer, Little Bddie fell to the floor i with a wound over his eye When his t brother saw what he had done he orled for help, A ge ot for the ambulance was ened i the ithe fellow ‘was urNed to the Gar lompital, It Je fot known whether ; wound Is a Gistee lang ton ete iis taled wane . Gidn't know ft’ was loaded.” time of day. Express ele- $1.75 and $2.50 vators during rush hours, $2.50 SILK VELVET TRIMMED TURBANS and a clearing sale of \ ‘\’'S UNTRIMMED BRUSH FELTS at 25c and 48c each Also JETTED BRAID TURBANS—trimmed with birds ) and wings, at, C@CN sseceveee:.ss:s0eeessseeessss sacs rG 75¢ ; | Ostrich Plumes, Tips, Aigrettes, Paradise Effects, Birds, Wings, | Breasts, Bandeaux—Gold and Silver Roses, Velvet Foliage, &c, Women’ s $8 Cheviot Coats, $4.98 Most Astounding Sale Yet Announced, ‘This offering 18 positively without a paralin anywhere. Not a t in this showing but | What should easily bring $8 or even $10. A Sale of Women’s $3.00 College Boots at $2.25. College cut Boots for Women are undoubtedly the fad—and a good fad at that. They are being extensively advertised around town at $3.00 the pair. That is their worth; but we have two thousand pairs to sell at $2.25 to-morrow. All positively first quality. ctly new styles In both button ; sizes 24% to 8; widths A to E. Women's $1.25 wi if Fancy Spats, Silppers, 750, Felt all the fashionable | with good, heavy felt es, including plum, | soles; black and red; green and blue; very warm and all sizes, at... 7D comfortable, at 4Oe $4.00 Shoes at, ® I .95| Boys’ $1.50 Shoes, 95¢e. Rochester - made SHOES for WOMEN; Made with solld soles, Box Calf, lacing style; heavy strap a genuine $3.00 value—and a on back and black Jin! c to-morrow we will unload | able school shoe. RA RRP ELE 8 Rake pene Fine Black Cheviot Material. Nat the fabric culled from “se Hoan the market »! The a wed hero deptoty one of the there are numerous models in The lovee or tit Asstatant Postmaster Arrested. Fred Cullington, assistant Postmaster at Red Bank, N. J., for twelve years, Was arrested last night on a charge of rift the malls. The arrest caused saree as Culling reputation ip . He is thirty-fiv ars old and a i to ie the smedl figure Some $20 Walking Suits Without a Rival At wae nt J, 98 Comparizon will all For the fame Special Suits and Coats For Small Women, Misses and Girls Attractive Values for Thursday, November 16th (Third Floor Rear.) MISSES' SUITS—in Broadcloths and antl semi-fitted back, 44 inches long, lined to waist with satin, fly front, with velvet collar, skirt pleated—sizes) +$23, 75 14, 16, 18 years (32, 34, 36) sevecerseeccessees sevens GIRLS' FULL LENGTH COATS~in Kersey nal a family, The deta if the charge not been made pu Skirts are all in the new f r‘jangths: lined to the walst with ts $2 would be more itke t worth hel these Suits, 11,98 Sizes H to MH. To-morrow, ..++ | | Unmatchable $5 Silk Waists at % Price, | Silks and Dress Goods. 7 te Japanese Sik, In the most ch: m 7 a $ 4 he “stop-orders” of a promi- ss ot The ett f Mage wi . ake and cellar of al aces %) 49 heavy Cheviots, full back, notch and roll coliar,| 1 ) uti 7 { Y 4 embrold 1 sleeves New Colors im factory, ry ut Bh aes tiles and ist re ee | Girts’ $1.50 SI Shoes at $1. 00. ro er f deeb c ufts; Segiterly, half-price to-morrow at ° with half belt, full sleeve, brown, red, navy—sizes 8 0, 00 y 3; ” i les, Patent Colt, Vict Kid, or the new | Solid School$h {Bi a = to 12 years, Ryoadcloths ve styles, j ; | So ool Shoes of Box Calfskin or Vici Kid; oak leathe | Sz/ks and ’ -$1.95 the patr. soles; low heels; C, Dor B widths; sizes 9 to 14 and 12102 Sample Line of Misses’ nai Box and semi-fitted back, in cheviot. Sizes 14 and 16 years. ) Value $12.75 and §15.00,.,.,. ; PO»75 and $10,00 especially noticeable among these are old rose, cadet blue and many shades of dahlias. Colored Taffeta Silks, 50c and 75¢ 2Q Sian 276) (eather Bar OC Greatest Value of the Year! | A Phenomenal Sale! | | | ee a Nees CD OF E widths: sies 9 t0 11 and 1202. Prez Thana ving Sale ot Silverware and Cutlery} A brilliant and icsied yy collection of silver-plated vare; a splendid fot of high-grade forged Steel Cut- new and attractive lot of Sterling Silver Nov: Get one of three, to: “morrow! You 6 apprtuaity alip Jumt the Teather We are showing on the | | these figure in this Thanksgiving trade fe one They M heavy, warn | Bag every woman ra “ - . sovement, and you are of course accorded prices Roppelete, sere tin | Sout hae th ah Maids’ House Dresses and Uniforms special counter a complete line of Colored Taffeta Silks what a nice one can be had here for only Wejuat the one Around — with embroidered soallops. All etzem, and not one worth Jess than ec, ‘Take one c. that are Impossible at any other th i npossible at any ime, of Percale, Gingham, Chambray, White Duck, Sateen in a thorouchly reliableouale ' Quadruple-DPlated | Roders Plat Ware | Starlind Cilsseantllaent iio every woman Wants, aks ‘ in a thoroughly reliable qual- Ojollow Ware | Rogers Plat Ware | Sterling SilverWare erie One of Our Famoss| | * a Mitomoh ‘ rand Brilliantine, ity, at 58c. yd., Cee at re PE cn | Beano. 'ilmurter Sproat Bo| fished False URES. LLZ5TT| Black Sateen Petticoat Offers. | fier" ne : HAIDE ONE PIECE MOUIE Afeini value, fisersset sate 4,50 | Tebleepaons «. .96)Oretar Fors. 138] y ate and bi vi i aferaningtutians, wroyne| Bato" Sith abt aPt "ve | SH ela out deat bea’ ae 5,98 08 Cone Bina be | yale ee ATaY. Anish, at DO FT | tae antes Paste eae 30¢ value §1,25; special atwesssesy 20) ; A 8 = ‘ finlene w Dress Goods Deft. peshe 6.98 98 Soup Ladies... 08) SALTS and PEPPERS, cut terns vo Requisites for Milady’s Dresser. EA SETS of nt 6 45.00 98 \Gravy.Ladles, 68 | glass, with storing top, at, Renatssance Comb, Brust oy MAIDS' ONE-PIFCE HOUSE | \ 2,500 yards 38-inch trot r es 08 Cream Ladles. .49! each, 800. to., 89c iain 60 DRE S$E 8 Ot Sitiped Gingham, | sueenstitaaens SEER tiniati tutes a lhl spueseemnnnnnneny pyeiain ie rimmed waist, full skirt, deep hem’ ) 0 f te All Wool Albatross | Quadruple Silver Plated Hollow: Ware. ee ae Chit nce ee $1.98 & a! Gove! » {n street and evening shades including black, for Thursalay At 98e each and Friday, Ae ae ree at 38c, yd, NURSES’ UNIFORMS—OF Cham. bray, with or without collar, shirt or leg-o'-mutton sleeve, button to elbow Tor eeeeak, $1.89 $198 Rising, 1-49 Best ShoeValuetn New York| |Wromen’s 49¢ 4 ( | g at 2.08 | Bread Soup ‘iureens, Pudding Dish rea] Vater Pitchers, Bread ren Nut Bowls, Bon Hon Db Wale-| Crumb Bets, consisting of at 1 gl | a Trays at 1.50 Not a patr tn thie assortment worth | waa", ad teonct | |Long Silk Ties, Tay regular 50c. goods, u 1 ie ayr end Beraper; Fern Dishes, | yo g, ie . jee and D athe Bi A B J / th rae \ “et Fruit Dithes, with sven | Bia weet iple ie tea soles 8nd patent leaibe 4 One and a half yarde long; plain NOSES and MAIDS' UNIFORMS CR fi i ra [Btand and Handeomely, Deco. || with lands wanted daily sii, | Noe 8 ~ o Duck slack Broaactotn, } a erated Glas, srup, uehers | borders ot aay Met ake MGS] | se um ot OF rae | One plece $2.75—two piece, $2.95 We ere offering an unusually f is aor) Bienes 'n gad Batin with, Purve; Walters, Caries || sod uatin Anion oils a Similar Style Bay for y on ie 19c eagnhi sy i he; } : | Bors - aside os a re fine quality of chiffon cloth, ate @arv gate and Table @utlery. of Footwear at 98c tone, 0 Galore! | HABE DLACK SATEEN at $1.50 yd. ter Sree $1.08 and ) Table K and Forits of NUT CRACK AND PICK In thla, ot grades repreent thoae | Embroidery and Laces Galore P aru in black Lethe ere wel |. typical {tema from. a areut | One piece $1.95—two piece $2:75 CARVING consisting | find hit, Bix silver-plated Nut [OE | vauey ‘ot uncommonly sensational of knife k and steel, | dosen ° Pleks In box ats... valu MAIDS' BLACK BRILLIANTINE Hamb' and Nainsook Embx wit in Inecrion: and poe ie ia ne ay) rene et 18 8c | Hear herenaa, a ‘Pintle Vale 4 ‘orel wn ie Ts 9. 50 \u ier pli ed | Ploks and Biack Jernoy Watertie Loasings : “ 4 Cracks, in han i Bees 68.50 to 916.60 wi0d bon, Ae OOH P| ess, 50c) W575 e@ rv at eta8 to $2.50) | | ; per sot. set. 6lx siver-piated Nut Picks and Crack, in 2. DRESSLS~ One piece $3.95—two piece $4.75 Lord Taylor, Broadway and Twentieth Street, Fifth Avenue, Nineteenth Streot. with stag horn handle a Silver Game Cary- sterling mounted, ing. Seta plecee) ki at, per set ee 89) irs an Others at CARVIN( 0 (0 $17.05, TS, with pearl wae an Bete at. * CARVING IFE AND FORK of American and | German make, ‘nie AE LBS