The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1905, Page 15

TALBOTT, VETERAN MINSTREL, DYING. [Say i amuse -| $600,000 LAWSUIT | lea ext hat tt | AGAINST MINE OWNER. | JnMES McCREERY & C0. Franklin Simon & Co. the first row who looked suspiclous- omens OM Minstrel Man Dying at Bellevue Talks of the Days Long Gone, FOR SATURDAY, our dk does, They gave us a » an a hand, ail we never suid a word. | Jersey Process-Servers Seek Million- try know "Jnck" Talbott, but few of | aire Moffat with Legal i [totes know. that he is. igine Gi and put | Papers ita 7 SPECIAL VAL 3 for Ladies and Children ite who was Himma Miles’ @"well-| sew Jersey prooeas-servers came to L ' Mrs. Talbott who aleo was born inthe millionaire mine owner, president * U , Baltimore, married tho old-ime mth-|or gi» National Bank ot Denver, col, Om November the asth. Boys’ Clothing. btrel forty-two years ago. at the ago of twenty in 188. Mrs, ‘Tal- | Assurance Society, They have papers| Ladies® Military Blouse DOUBLE-BREASTED OVERCOATS, buttoned tu ‘bot has of late years been assistant |to serve on Mr. Moffat tn two sults! an . ’ | All the old show people in the coun: | fering In Bellevue. For ex years his sewing. the clty to-day seeking David 11. Moffat, and Floor They had one won, George, who died [And A director In the Equitabie Lito fy : | wardrobe woman with Barnum & | sgerawating $0000, which have ban} sweaters, neck; of navy blue cheviots or Pilot Cloth, red 7.50 HE JOKED 42 YEARS, hep aan her hard work has Kept) egun in the New Jersey Supreme 1.85 , flannel lined; 3 to 10 years. Regular price $10.75 “Sack” Talbott's charity and his gen- | Court. * TOURIST OVERCOA’ f ‘i 1S 7 Toft hin almost penniless wnen | One. autt ts an action in tort and value $3,25 OURIST OVERCOATS, o st pl cotch mix Lgl a overtaken by !liness himself, the other ts for breach of contract, The tures; 8 to 17 years, Value $15,00.... We é ‘Was Merrlest of Merry Men on Jaintif! In both actions ts Charles R. |Mver, an Atlantic Clty hotet greet, Golf Vests, erfcan No i 0 BB - DRESS OVERCOAT, of imported Oxford vicuna, an) Stage and-ts CATALEPTIC FROM GRIEF. Ing of Ban Pranalco, pik the 1.50 hand felled collar and edges, custom tailored; 1 4 50 Pennlless, MTLDSVILEM, N. J, Nov. &—htiss | Shel of ance spies ae Trenton value $3.25 8 to 17 years, Regular price $23.50.......0005 . Peete urea tee ne pans | rete oe Boys’ Sweaters,—Blue,Scare|_ NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, By Altce Rohe, ™ Bellevue Hospital there thes, yesterday as her mother's body was being with two pair knickerbockers, of imported all-wool cloths, sewed with silk; 8 to 17 years, Also Yarried {rom the house, For hours she let, Crimson, Gray and among other suffering inmates, white, baa lain Pants Bu agi White. Sizes from 24 te Sailor and Russian Suits, ‘with one pair of trousers; 6 6} facet man who for nearly half @ oen- Physicians the younz woman : 1s ‘tury made the world laugh, | die of 8, Broken Paar eS eiotner JAMES MoGREERY & 00, 34 inches, 3 fo 12 years. ~ Actual ValUC $10.00. ..0ss0eeeee v To-day, as the nurses atop to listen ated. as 750 to MMs whispered words, there is no value $1.50 B , rt. =~ on thetr froee—for the man is Millinery, The general stock includes Misses’ and Girls Apparel, cf ai oa bolge teal es eekerg| i .| ‘many new woolen gar-) GIRLS’ COATS, full length, of plain cloth Bose iro ee iat wan | OROSI R hole i ee sale ba i. ments such as the latest} or English mixtures; 6 to 16 years. 6) | jam the Amertoan atago will be brought | trimmed Hats, Utne coats, Norfolle coats| Formerly $12.50 10 $18.50,..++.sssseeeseevees . { fm & close, ‘The man ts Arthur J, Talbott, the old- | @me minstrel who for forty-two years } @recked the facnous minstrel jokes end | eat his tambourine as only "Jack" Tal- The Best Shoe fashionableAutumn colors and shapes, and the “Nansen” coat for} DRESSY WINTER COATS, of Broadcloth or 4 ‘ lual Velvet, in black, green, navy or wine, with white motor dresa, in excitisive quilted Satin lining, astrakhan collar and cuffs; 19 5 e For Women, Men, Boys, $1.75 each designs, 4 to 14 years, Real value $34.50.....s000.5 Bott, the funny end man, could. : fe ly 6. | Arthur J. Talbott, or “Sack,” aa he Girls and Infants, orHeRy Be jj Sipe wn MISSES’ TAILORED SUITS, of imported Broad: fwas known to the minstrel profession, Simply trimmed Hats, Chil- P cloth, in all the latest shades; semi-titted or loos fas taken to Bellevue two days ago | Women’s Shoes, 3.50 per pai Pye at faa? Twenty-third Street, coats, satin lined and interline, new skirt; = quffering from cancer of the stomach, | dren's, misses’ and ladies Wg Ladue ant end soavely any hope ts held out for A few custom models, \ ’ = : 14, 16 and 18 years, Regular price $39.75... Me Nfe, This old-time minstral, lying on 5,00 per pair models—of chenille, braid, his cot In the hospital, has no susp : velvet, etc. —- SERRE val | that death t» the caliboy who w! Men’s Shees. dea) te : ; ’ fh ne Sa 4.00 and §.00 per pair $3.50 Women’s Coats and Suits. | ed ant batre the fonight and Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, lormerly $4.90 to $8.50, JAMES McGREERY & GO, STREET AND EVENING COAT, 7% length, of show was tho ing card of the 2,50 and 3.50 per pair Flowers and Foliage, Pom- noone Broade mn gs hike kel gray, wen note: n, ‘ ce vb ») e, satin ‘i sca hai Hp Paw Kh |Infants’ Shoes, pons, Ostrich Plumes and aie dl valvah and ural ewe with 21.50 : i vi i i Isses Suits, Sa eaar cdl it (erties race aTss, noma a1, these mi. | goc to 1.50 per pair) Novelty Trimmings, ; | BROADCLOTH SUITS, long or short coat models, hearted lot of them two years; then! had heard < HairOrnamentsand Corsage| Fancy Mixed Cloth Suits in black and all the leading shades, 29 50 gus to 4 fault and spendihrifis—that's |1 caine vack and joined Carnoross and W# before and when they learned that Garnitures, with semi-fitting Coats Formerly $39.50 to $49.50......+0065 sevens , Berne ' Bay. ind tor Viwinia ty they it-oe"s> | JAMES McGREERY & C0. Pleated Skirts RICH VELVET SUITS, in black and colors, hand: The story of the minstrel's 1! bestnnieg 1eh ood auineteel anow riete. then ana | 7. ird § somely trimmed, Heretofore $69.50 to $95.00... 45.00 reibott'a own expentncs F at Tony |there ; wenty-third Street, 15,00 1 of {i ind Tye been. "You can well belleve we were glad Twenty-third Street had A a in, but every |to do it, too, and we never tried halt : : . The adove offerings of Women's Apparel merit particular attention never glosed to minstrel |eo hard to please a crowded theatre as Semi-fitting, Kersey Cloth on account of their ex ht AA value, ross and we ald those five highwaymen. : think that they have Yon see, We felt un Though eome= Coats, with velvet collar, Billy Em. ee SLE a —— a —_ 7 _ “Half” lined with satin, FIFTH AVE., 37th & 38th STS, PPA == Sons very place there Ls for § | Three-quarter length. Sizes 14 and 16 years, vo ..| JANDatiell Sonsk Sons Children’s Melton Cloth box Coats, Black and white MEN’S GLOVES. 1 show dle out. There's nod ones left to h break in av worked for the past alx . I had to quit on eccount of| i| th they don't seem to ap- id 1 show any | Fi wana ‘ r . for there | soa eae ner | Mcrae LYN eal corneas te | Store Opens 8.30 A, M. Closes o P. M, | Nese, sas a ——— — check woolen lining Will present to-morrow the greatest Men's Glove Special of the 8.50 season: Men's I-Clasp Prix Seam Real Cape Gloves “Miss Violet Arrives in Toyland-—The Belle of Dolls |/cuiares's covere cits|, $1.00 Pair---Value $1.50, sixty-five ‘Whea | the cra. his last Oct boy about sixteen I got rong that I joined Camp» dell's 8, who were going down the M R y boat, Weused | | to stop at the small towns and give our shows. “A(ter that I came to New York and) Am 1 my firs New York appearance was with | Fis a Wodl's Minstrels, down at No, 64 | {2 one Broadway, o knows how Ls | ' 98 “oe Latest shades of tans, imported leathers. Pay ecioyie-tasne saa Soin ut of the” dark (Il Coats, “Half” lined; with ig Darcie ats Diss? the. ierenth Phere are mon who are well Her Reign Begins in a Galaxy of Beauties. | red flannel WOMEN’S GLOVES er air Puiiadetphia. {| Guamn either, In, the business or the Just in time for the Holidays she came, and so manifestly improved from her stay abroad that || f { ° ftayos with tno ten yearm Those] ramato, End dievirical Rts Yonday els along with were the good old days . Oe Re out f you would hardly recognize her as Baby Violet of last year—beautiful as little Vi was. Of course she | 575 WOMEN'S 1-Clasp MANNISH CAPE GLOVES, new Bader was the bones who axe on tho] before Ie Megan's toss fee Mmurseieee' | has grown taller, her features are more regular, and there is decidedly more expression in her deep blue | Children’s 8 tans, SATURDAY ONLY .... oo. ..eecceee sss vee 88 Sivek Ss. Cie Hat, SIN, WEDS: ¢ Played to Desperadoes, || eyes. She is one mass of dimples from her tiny toes to her charming chin, and has all the grace that | ren’s Serge Dresses, Women’s Cashmere and Golf Gloves, black and colors, MN nae! Iancet Arai te Jokes were (4°T, Want, t0 tell you about one adven- |||] accompanies ease in moving every joint in her dainty form. Her hair is wavy and curly, her complexion Pleated model, with belt. | value 35c. to 50c,, for. . PERT AREA GEE .25 That y \ vt _ all new in those dnye and I guess we ny" wine aad etary] Just too sweet for anything, and when she opens and closes her lovely blué eyes—well, she should be i got the laughs on their merits all right, | tan wrancinsa/f// the queen she is, all right. It doesn’t seem right to mention it, but 98¢, for a doll like this seems too | 3:75 Broadway, Eighth and Ninth Sts. g from San F Thad a good votoe then, and it fell to! t nar ra WoW alt |||| ridiculous for anything, especially as this includes patent leather shoes, openwork stockings and pretty | morass | W.L.DOUGLAS me to sing the best comie songs. I'll cars to carry us over the mountains and |{|| lace inserted chemise, THE & FOR Best. PC $3,590 SHOES enen Dory! There waa a high note tn she |,.;We mate making our Of course her sisters are here, a perfect galaxy of beauty, with brown or black eyes. All 986, {na lum- bering old stage and wer t starting The Handierck Dolls are cousins, and have been celebrated for their beauty, strength, beautiful that always got me my applause. up a sort of hill whe “No, there isn't a minstrel men I)thing on the hill walling for us || form and aristocratic family for years. They are here from the smallest to the largest, 980, to $11.98. | Wont know, I guess, Why, Dookstader |. “We Ww what It meant when we lier ——-— | ;-— five horsemen. We were Dancing Pigs, 50c, Kind, 24e, || | Trimmed Beds, $1.00 Kind, ‘796. | and I are old friends. Billy Emerson, be held up. | iH] ; jack I erlya— | if i ® do? x! y wife. Leora EERO Tee - r re Tene wk i Aon heat f Don't bd te f Nala ney m™ Maven't i}|| Indestructible Baby Dolls — the most natural things you | Other Engines up to $24.08 W. L. Douglas makes en . va, [B0fes, cent: they oan't harm me.’ ever saw. They even have the baby’s Cogtorter and nat. Climbing Monkeys... 490 | JAMES M j 0. and sells more men’s isa got to the top th | ) jure ry Gee te Sag lane bahar Br | tippat ein in Dele, Gelli A wonder collection, he a Caen Jumping SOCKS .....ss0sreresees » 15¢, to 88¢ || oOREERY uJ pores penne ir. “when I lett Philadelphia I went tolmaio a spench ine We Mie teen | Doll for the doll-house to the most beautiful silk-dressed Magic Lanterns, a wonderful showing; prices from \| la the world: ‘Bngland and joined Moore and Burgess |that those desperadoes weren't wo un-||l| Polls, Prices (TOM. ....ssssseees sues 10c, to $24.98 49c. to $24.98 | le Dolls’ Furnishings, consisting of Necklaces, Jewelry Sets, Moving Picture Machines.......... $3.98 to $39.08 | Ladies’ Coats. $10,000 *naroeranvonemte com Comb Sets, Watches, Stationery Sets, Prices, from | Ives’ Aratiens Railroads, fhe greatest Bowing fo ths | ph isprove this statement, O¢, to O8c} city. PriceS.....sccccerseserevevnvees ic, to Bl di Games. The new game Widow McCarty oe the Snow- | imported Trains, In all the latest makes, with up-to: ack Broa cloth and fan W. L. Douglas $3.50 Pie Aen LR REED tay une hot " ¢| date American cars, Prices. viees 980, to $24.08 Covert Cloth Coats, Lined shoes have by their exe } American Marksman—a harmless gun—shoots P ing ba’ Pt be Humpty Dumpty Circus, The! greatest mw on arth with satin, Medium and lent sly easy il, | Vacuum Alr Target Games, Shoots rubber arro Pr Dishes of all kinds, enamel and earthen, Prices | i and superior wearing B. Altman & Cn, } Oak Crokinole Boards... 98¢ | i ven Bde to $9.98 | three-quarter length, qualities, achieved the | Kindergarten Se oat Individual Cooking Dishes, 5c, to 49c, Just like i) 12.50 and 109,50 largest sale of any $3.50 fuel stat ik $2.08 | Pig s 9:5 shoe in the world. They C q : jechanical Toys. ent we know of lackboards, A fine a ; Until further notice, this store will be closed daily at SIX P. M. +» T4el slate, Prices De Es Prd 8 ab | | | Black Kersey Cloth or Chev- aed are just as good as thoge rn - ae ————Y| jet Paletots, with velvet , Withisned that cost you $5 to $7~ v LAs 5s AY'6. 1978 the only difference is the collar and cuffs, Lined price. If I could take you into my factory at Brockton, with black or grey satin, Mass,, the largest in the world under one roof making men's fine shoes, and show you the infinite care with which every 22.50 pairtot Douglas shoes is made, you would realize why W. L, ‘ Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best shoes produced anywhere, \\"Ten, grey and white Broad- If | could show you the difference between the shoes made MEN'S HOSIERY OF SILK, CASHMERE, LISLE THREAD AND COTTON, IN THE STYLES AND QUALITIES MOST DESIRABLE ~ The Needed Kid Gloves for aaa | It seems superfluous to tell Brooklyn women that here may be found more of the fashion favored | Gloves than anywhere else in Brooklyn, So complete is our assortment of the new as well as the staple Gloves that it is an instructive exhibit for the woman who would be correctly as well as well dressed, | FOR PRESENT WEAR. || cloth Coats, for evening| In my factory and those of other makes, you would under= and every oy ed are specials that have become the talk of Glovedom, We print a partial list of the | dress, Pleated mo ria stand why Douglas $3.50 shoes cost more to make, why they Gloves most favored now, iy) i igietl . »| hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater Men's Lisle Thread Half-hose, with small embroidered | Elbow-length Gloves, in suede, cream, white, pink and thas | | 16-button Glace, tn white, black, cream, straw and Pink, | trimmed with braid, Lined) intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to-day, ; : | ‘ i : CUSTOM SHOES figures; usually sold for 50c, per pair, at 32c., per pair, |]]| 16-button Suede, In black, white, mode, tan flcelle, $2.25! 16-button Castor, gray and cloth shades.......,, ms 00 \| with white Satin, 1p Pgh khd Berd LAE beh for the past tw * 16-button Glace, extra quality, black and white Castor, silk lined, elbow length, new colorings... $3.07 | Find them to be just as comfortable, more stylish and wear | $1.75 per box of six pairs, Regina 2 clasp, shows some novel effects in contrasting wrists, daintily embroidered, as well as the a5,0¢ as custom made shoes that cost th 2 Py KELLY, 103 Hye Street. 9 new cloth colorings, black and white, $1.75 a pair, Oa ed | Br BOYS SHOES, $2.00 AND $1.75. * ||Black Peau de Soie, three Reged Hy ———- _Nendome rpm Gly ne elas Marque, ie ne ae von or tor mt ||" uarter length Coats, In.| Ys! the same as my mon’s $3.50 shoes, the | 13 ci ie sl ie; ifferent ie ad j ; NOV vovsnanes oa 91, ‘eel DAI WHIEE, 6s sssseseserennsns vetcearhllve ve 8130 4 un ||| terlined, Lined with white beidt fonthere, dd birig i Lee hed BOYS’ ‘AND GIRLS’ GLOVES. a real Fre dlove, made in Grenoble, France, and sold in most stores at $1.50, | i tak Peby gaan tds Fei AN Aceh 1 and price “ | 0 A,’ At Bo, a pair it stands unmatched, In tans, modes, white and black. 8150. |) ilk, eo AUEtON { WL, Dougl rexeanve ahve Hampel MISSES’, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES OF GLACE | Mei by Pipe se areae varity Ethel, pique sewn, oaks, reds and tans ¢ | 32.50 ee Nulog ot Fall Styled Mtalled free. "We, DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass, AND SUEDE KIDSKIN, MOCHA AND CAPESKIN, HH} Fochatay reat Kid, sewn. sudalet Cee ee ee aii a W. L, Douglas Shoe Stores in Creater New York: UNLINED AND IN STYLES LINED WITH FLEECE, SILK | bens best tows made foyand rian cots” $1.80 Women's Warm Gloves |] Twentysthied Strest, | 949 tecatvar, comer Bawantaero™ 1308 Oi emtee ene nee AND SQUIRREL, ALSO WOOL GLOVES AND MITTENS points; regular and cadet cut..,,.+... 5 | Women's Cashmere Gloves, silk-lined wrists... 29¢, to 9c | 1349 Broadway, corner doth See 08.710 Bi ros ae heehee Bt. FOR OUTING WEAR. Gloves for Misses, Cashmere Gloves, silk lined throughout, in black..., 98¢ || Bere doe ee a Tree ras cree Gates Avenue Ethel, light-weight kid, in modes, tans and white... 984! Knit Gloves, white, black and all colors... @5¢. and 49c By4 Third Avenues Mat Fite a ser! met aye 4 0 , n) ‘owar' Children’s One Clasp Glac® Pique Gloves, per.pair, 75c, - And One Very Special Item: Th 9770 Third Aven bet, 146th & lath Sta, NEWARK 785 Broad Streets ‘ussia ned cape Gloves, now oak and red ‘ten a rogular $1.00 qualit. HH] 1905 Wi ined ca 5 5 Yy ates, se0e79€. a pale e orld Almanac = N Street and Anenue New is the business man's most reliable haeteveth Suah » Nem Pork, arn iri se Kn THE, PINK EDITION OF THE EVENING, WORLD American annual, 25 cents; noall, ¥ ; CONJAINS. AbL SPORTING NEWS OF -THE DAY, obikecibdes 5 a a lay el lel