The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1905, Page 10

oi i). STOVING MAN DENIES “OD OF WATER” PATERNITY OF BOY, STOPS Tt aT chin ase, eating ig Wrath of the! Deity, Lift the F Ban on American Goods, | Vohn Vanderbilt's Brother, : Seeks Annulment of Birth Records. rate! FRANCISCO, “SUES HIS SISTER-IN-LAW. boyoutlig ¢ Shanghal and its , given up the Millionaire Leaves Bride of Few . Se Months, Accusing Her of Plirtation. Jin Cuinese poms, They ha there by the Chinese tt ‘When an order to show cause is _ @rmued before the New Jersey Court of oh | Chancery to-morrow it ta expected that i” ie tional charges will be made against The hd ld of the lifting of the boy Myra Lemin hi Vander-|cott and the unusual moans 2 % wie of Tan Vander, distant {brought Ke about pelssive of Commodore Vanderbilt and fine we} @ millionaire who amassed his fortune in business t | @# the pioneer glove manufacturer in Ree i ee oe the pa enleniid America. Is han against the boywott, rut It was due enirely to the super- ‘Tho sult ts brought by Oliver De G |stitions ‘of the Chiseso that the anc. Wanderbiit, a brother, living tn Bast | American me tas deen eliminated | Orange, and having his business office ee @t No. &2 Broadway, Manhattan. The Pension Attorney rey @uilt ts brought through Attorney Prank | SCHENECTADY, N. ¥, ) Platt, and asks Mra, Vanderbilt to show _ @euse why the record of her son's birth | he Federal asthorities on a } shoul not be stricken from the records Ea forging penaton papers, a: Of the State, The Vanderbilt family |fisned before United Btates c Qesertg that Mrs. Vamvierbilt is trying Bighmy, Pipe eoraenitted to gain possession of John Vanderbilt's | fau't 0 padl Itt fortune through the medium of a direct | tty Te. of pares Beir, which they say he has not |kota and Missouri were forged. Plaintiff Nearing Death. = =—— John Vanderbilt is very sick at his! |) Bome in Has: Orange. He probably does > Mot know of the litigation now pending. | Mt fs believed his death ts imminent @nd for that reason Mrs. Vandepoilt, who is with her parents at New Prov- Mence, N. J., and the blood relatives @f John Vanderbilt are seeking the @ourts, John Vanderbilt tad made love to Myra Johnson for many years, Both @ides admit that. They were married @n Feb. 7, 191, and went to Sound Beach, Conn, where they engaged a @ettage for six months, but they oceu- noon and tidal wave of @ mi in China ‘for pwenty-tw 5 Y this chy, oe: = WORL D: ation before tr 4 Ne Be, ALICE NIELSEN SUED BY MUSI MUSIC MASTER Max Deesi Declares Him | Singer Owes Hen for f $701 nce of Instruction Max Deost declares that he Al Nie!son's oper star, “many Your Winter Overcoat Is Here. The overcoat that will express one man's idea of style won't meet at all with the ideas of another man, So diversity is a factor of this showing of Winter Overcoats—diversity in fabric, in style, in price, l@overed another it only for two months. M } bit hes made atfidavit that ide and tha: she had not reported his @tentions. There was a stoi scene, 4, nich ‘Mr. Vanderbilt, who, was mn fifty-luree years old, left Sound ’ each and returned to his family home | eat nattene’ lapsed, Mrs, Vander- | nm matters lapse Mr n - Dilt returned to New Provider Ef WHY DON’T re a hom was nen fe Us ; 1988, according to the Vander dons. Attorney Platt says You fanderdilt nad a : in his left her ir, Sound Beao. 2 3 of Be Of 1B, the Vanderbilts as SEE THESE fanderbilt’ presented Lerself at’ John ‘ Vanderbilt's office in New York and FINE @howe! him the baby. He {ndignantly | t. It is said t Fepudiates scene, in wh! be ie Was ordered from t Record of Child's Birth Filed. Nothing more was heard of the mat- wv unt) tive weeks ago, when Mrs. ‘anderbilt fied with the Bureau or; tatistics at Trenton the birth recora her child, in which ehe credited oh Vanderbiit with etn, her, BENEDICT PIANOS WE ARE SELLING ON SUCH | EASY TERMS AS The child was named V huuarn ee Vanderbilt ned Attorney Platt, to | sald, Oliver Vand “The woman ts uring to get a large por brother's estate, knowing th @ dying condition, My brow ier, al though he will not be able to appear imse!, will be able to prove ail of nis shares through competent witnesses will show that my browher could to huve been the father of the ondid $ Weekly ] Payments rather STOOL, STOOL Py’ nis ‘brae. TUNING TUNING ed her and & DELIVERY DELIVERY ly with her, How can we tell you of these fine $350 Benedict Pianos we are re biie Ta ot selling for $198.50 80 you won't thing will be de be able to resist them? You astonished if a couldn't if you saw them " Come, {t costs you noth see what Benedict I uy them thorough) rich, round tone: lMke—e hear the admire the beauty of their designs—you needn't buy unless you want to. And if yo! ve ye enton, o buy, we gl SILVER PLATE FOR | titt.,2,susntee"that mo pliettly take back any THE PENNSYLVANIA. Renedict Piano and giv ar other in {ts place {f ne Gov, Pennypacker Presents Gift Pict aocree from State fo hi e M heeded jn: 9 SH (1 r Which the Shy snoiid: you be 4 Cruiser Was Named when you can buy a $150 Benedict for $19 and on such PHILADELPHTA, and Presence of many State @lals and oMcers of the United Navy at the League Island Navy Gov, Pennypacker behalf of t Btate to-day pre dd to the erulser Penn: @ handsome rth Gervice. The visitors wore w med t at % 2,000 tailors and marines, w we { pire up In double ¢ Governor and the le Y Bis: were tl 4 lecLean, . The wervice consists ¢ Welghing nearly poun It was selected | lon composed of Da nator Penrose and the late Sen nator , Quay. Only $1 a Week ? armen Planos: made to s¢ wher »od-makin Our terms w Other the best Fron ) down ues op | be made to 3 pleces, | Sixth Ave. & 23d St, : FIVE $10 PRIZES. The World will each week until further notice give 5 weekly prizes of $10.00 each for the 5 best positions each week by advertisers through th Situation Wanted columns of the | day World's Want Di a4 at obtained 15 cents, Advertisers tions will please commun World's Classified Advertisin Room 51, Pulitzer Building At $15 black kerseys, oxford meltons and overcoats of fancy mixed fabrics. At $18 medium length, loose back and form fitting over- coats of black and oxford kerseys, meltons and velours and long, loose overcoats of fancy cheviots and tweeds. Wool linings with satin tops, Chesterfield and three-quarter overcoats in black and oxford kerseys, meltons, velours and wor- steds and the long tourist model of fancy overs coatings. paddocks, surtouts, tourists, Chesterfields, long, loose coats in all the modish materials. Other Overcoats up to $50, WM. VOGEL & SON Broadway Houston St, judi tes 00 In Every Detail the Leading Retail Estabi hment of Brooklyn, At $20 At $25 For $10 in Cash artistic a Heller Piano ¢ of the Will te Delivered, N° GIFT MORE of welcome can for an = The bal may be paid at ee lo vailiti a ihe $6 a month; with no cally and Healy good as rge for the accommoda- ve | f RP f \NO, than 4% simple inter- That is not ast or bra the deferred payments, an It is a fact which a long period of insignificant sum a together, careful comparison has demon- | you have an old or unsatis- st a fact to the hun- factors Piano, we will take it in f owners of HELLER Pl- part payment for your new ANC )S in this vicinity will most HELLER PIANO; allowing you a enthusiastically testify, Which store is most Itkely to serve you well in the matter of a rate of $6 a month, Piano; the one which after you A fine and splendid holiday buy can never hope to sell you stock of these instruments is read anything else, or the one which now, Come in. tos morrow an has for years heen supplying you hear them and compare them with and your family with other things; the hest Pianos you have know! with clothes and furniture and car- for anything like the prices, 1: fair valuation for’ it. The entire remainder may then be paid at the pets, and which expects to con- tin e to do so? " The Pianola We know the splendid character and Pianola Piano of th iy LER Ps 8. We are sold in Brooklyn through the ack of eve rument We Loeser Store, They open the \ broad g 2 inlet le whole field of written music to ve you sati ion Ne even the ski F HELLER PIANOS ae en the most unskilled in tech. nique, They enable you not only to play anything you wish; but to play it well 4 with proper senti- ment. They, too, will make splen- $250, $275 and $300, and we know that Pianos of equal merit ure generally sold for $350 to $450 and often for more, is not necessary to pay imme- ish for your Piano unless you wish to do so. purchased on easy monthly pay- ments if vou wish, Fourth Floor, inc sel ci A 8 ene TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, * W.L.DOUGLAS | did Christmas gifts—and may be } 190: 5. FOR $350 SHOES - ren W. L. Douglas makes and sells more men’s $3.50 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. $10,000 “inpnieraiennenectt W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes have by their ex- cellent style, easy fitting and superior wearing qualities, achieved the largest sale of any $3.50 shoe in the world. They are just as good as those ‘d THE BEST * < the only difference is the price. It I could take you into my factory at Brockton, Mass,, the largest in the world under one roof making men's fine shoes, and show you the Infinite care with which every airtot Douglas shoes is made, you would realize why W. L. uglas $3.50 shoes are the best shoes produced anywhere, If 1 could show you the difference between the shoes made in my factory and those of other makes, you would under- stand why Douglas $3.50 shoes cost more to make, why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are of greater intrinsic value than any other $3.50 shoe on the market to-day, AS COOD AS $7.00 TO $8. Laid CUSTOM SHOR “I have worn the W. Find them to aa custom ma BOYS SHOES, "$2.00 pe on78, dust the same as my men’s $3.50 shoes, the same leathers, for $2.00 and $1.75. Only Fast Color Eyelets used; they will not wear brassy, CAUTION, —Nono genuine without W. L. Douglas name and price stamped on bottom, Take no substitute, Sold in W, L. Douglas exclusive shoe stores in the principal cities, and by the best shoo dealers everywhere, Catalog of Fall Styles mailed free, = W,. L, DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mass, oe 1a Douglas Shoe Stores In Creater New York: corner Howard Street, ,356 Sixth Avenue, corner 22d Strect, corner 8th Street, 345 Eighth Avenue, corner lath Street, BROOKLYN, 349 Broadway, corner 36th Street, a Rise iprcetwor corner 41st St, |708-710 Broadway, cor, Thornton St, 1367. Broadway, corner Gates Avenue. 10 West fase ‘street, 421 Fulton Street, corner Pearl Street, 4 Third Avenue, $34 Fifth Avenue, 102 Third Avenue, cor, ERSHY CITY—18 Newark Avenue. 719 Third Ave,, bet, okee Te Taith Sta. ‘NEw ARK —785 Broad Street. 5 Ni 7 at 7 When we get a good thing |we like to have lots of it, Long coats are the thing, so we've lots of length in all ing lots of a good thing, sorts of boys’ overcoats this with cold in their generous folds, Winter weight Oxford mixtures in this “long coat,” sizes 8 to 16 years. $12 to $18. found in any other make, white shirts at any price, Rocers, Peer & Company. Three Broadway Stores. Three Broadway Stores, 258 842 1260 258 842 1260 at at at opposite near opposite Warren st. 13th st. 32nd st. City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Square ‘ A.|.NAMM Fulton St., Hoyt St, & Elm Place, Brooklyn, Open Saturday Evenings Until 10 o'Clock, Closed Thanksgiving Day. 925, 00 a esa it 16. 50 Tailored Suits, An Exceptional Thanksgiving Special, This week brings a new showing of Winter Sults—Made of fine Imported Broadcloth and Cheviots—tn all pole ack, blue, green, red and plur west bO4nch plaited k. Coat with kilted skirts is one of the choicest displayed this season, and the values the presented, Your Thanksgiving Suit 1s here—come for It to-morrow. $12.00 Women’s and 7. 95 Misses’ Coats, When you eee them you wil! wonder why we sell such Coats at $7.9, Remarkable garments for Lider) quality and workmanship. They are made of ail-wool French Kersey and Oheviots tn graceful Empire and Tourist stylesawith box plalted backs, some carded and others with side plaka, newest style sleeves. |B] best yer Nearseal Coats. Jap Mink Sets, Squirrel Sets Rpecially selected skins Beautiful jong throws In natural or blend ded; latow Partatan | fn and pretty new style pretty new tle, with trina gk inn ec goarta, with larmo pillow finished ends’ an: ns Th Ks ivi Milin ] an vin g Millinery, Second Floor. Girl’s Picture Baby Hats, Of mirror velvet; large and full size, with chiffon shirred facing; popular shades of green, navy brown, Alice blue, black and white; completely ee with large full taffeta ribbon bow; worth $5.50; special at, 98 Girls’ and Misses’ Felt Hats, in pretty lent-up effects; many styles and shapes are shown; trimmed with the best quality taffei: ribbon; colorings are castor, brown, navy, cardinal and 2 black; should be priced at $3.75; svectal 49 Women’s Silk Velvet Turbans, Including felt Ready-to-Wear Hats and spangled effects, a choice assortment Ut formerly sold from $1.49 to $2. vel 89c special at.. Ao NAMM, 1. NAMM. | AL NAMM. | | Wo Free to All Thanksgiving Week. Week we will present free of charge, as a gift to every one who may purchase goods at our store to the «mount of $40.00 or over, si You can buy this handsome * piece parlorsuite this week for 155-157-159 EAST 23°° ST, TWO DOORS WEST of THIRD AVE. N.Y. Six Solid Oak Cane Seat Chairs AS a special inducem.nt to the public during Thanksgiving Xx Solid oak cane seat vining-room chairs, worth at least $10.50, $39." 15 This suite has finely polished mahogany finished f ames, is covered in bandsome shades of \crona velour or silk tapestry, be ubstantiilly upholstered, and cannot duplicated In any other stove for less than $60.00. Credit. [si00 per Week Ope AERIAL | Credit, 8 £7 Owlng to Extraordinary Price Discounts, ce terns; 85 Wenta's Sweaters, | The fact that we’ve seven styles in that $2 white bosom shirt is another case of hav- All seven are of the one year—especially in what’s grade of linen, woven called the “long coat,” especially for this make of Nolittle boys'leyspinched shirts, bleached specially for them, and not to be With such variety and such care, no wonder this make outsells all our other Rocers, Pret & Company. | Fine $1.5? Thanksgiving Basket, $1 If you wish to exte er a fr ly these flne ba foods Pkg, Cracker as Jack S Wo kOPackage Tryph ‘able Jelly — Basket be Prt included In these Baskets.C) rary SHleed Lemon Ching Bene Cocous Runkel Bros.’ Breakfast ma brand; tn a reduced 20. to % Ib ‘an Six Astounding 5-Hour Bargains, RALPH AVE, CARS Now Pass Our Doors, All cars go direct or by transfer to our doors. ABatterwan Broadway—Brooklyn, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDABLE LARGE RETAIL STORE. On Sale M. til, M, or by Mall. <3 Renaissance Doilies. Linen Table Damask, Misses’ Underwear, ed shaped to mat 6; 2de, qualities: suite. . Everyltem an Enormous Value None €. 0, D ribbed 12: | Nutpick Sets, Sot consists Valenciennes Lace. Lace, 10¢ of nut cracker It Overflows With Our Almays Reitable Good Things to Eat. ond your ‘atulties to a eserving Jend or tam- iskets of pire ae cannot | Ga Zire eaerr—cerr N dOTGaT ie et n al » Og © Will Be Packed aad heady To- Mor. 5 ea ue row, 9 A, M Swi » Eh eaten iy Stare wine Cheese iraport choles fruit, in. heavy Campbell Rou Freah Crackers Five toAbIaco Suar Waters—10 S Requisites Dri Double Hoastin Svonke Lady Fingere—l0, pack age » $18 to $25 od 6 “tem Prones ne Linen For Thanksgiving tar enched Satin Damask, 9 rand treet Suits 14.8 Just the garment fo rect Thankegiving 0 1 z I aie “abe en Bleached s in good Chey or Manniss Mix tures. Coaw are ax ined to the waist erm with eatin. Mle Larne aye iter CE aA Hy AU Linen Scoten alte ° oat ited 14,98 : page Wider exaust Also 89.50 Nun's Veiling shin ie 98 Walste, at Handeome models wry oa China Ses a and +, epee RROEN Turkey Sets Sia fi Turkey Platter and Six jos, with beautiful Le rl deco- ration” in flow blue un vy ng eige on each p! iny ‘A Ease. rxtva Pint pping Pans, B. W. quality, all sizee and Baking Pan: complet net “for twelve persone; 100 plecea, includ: Potnto of Cranberry Pros Hiread Mixers. lng large platters and soup! tureane; Univeraal Cake Mixers y border or natural flower doa: Unt Alu AD Nickel Bocvin Bread i Nickel arte, raney Galena, -106 (3 108 Plates, Linch sine tone, num Muffin Pans num oaetin leas ton different. designs to ehoowe from ilerly 811 Milal American hte ata, black rubber hen ea conetstin) ard Steel in prett ularly 88.08 THE PINK EDITION @F THE EVENING WORLD CONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, Wis