The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1905, Page 16

Grepe Scaris. CREPE SCARPS, Persian effects; blue, pink, black, cerlse, navy and green combinations; 2 yds. long, The season’s fad. A line {of these de- = sirable Scarfs to sell lat," Natural Squirrel Scarf and : - ht), 49c ral Passengers In- d in Accident on . FOUR GO TO HOSPITAL. Much Excitement Aniong the "Men and Women Com- ing to the City. Twenty-third Street, TWO FATALLY SHOT, ANOTHER HAT FHT Thirty Bullets Flew About | as the Result of a Ven- idetta in Brooklyn, “Alphosenger train on the Long Island SS bound from Riverhead to 8 Island City, to-day crashed into freight cars which ‘had detached ves from a long ‘train between Island City, while f , / ‘ Get Your New Rugs To-Morrow. unusually tempting one, Bromley’s Reversible Alexander Smith’s Ax- 98 minster Rugs, size 17 08 value $16.00, for..., ~® ® Alexander Smith's Axminster {All-Wool Brussels Carpets;)All-Wool Velvet Carpets; ya tor, Breda .¥ Je yard Vitebeart YOM vessvioovsacetane ed Slip Covers. Linoleum and Ollcloth, 4 leum, 2 yards wide and the regu- ‘Wo will make 6 pleces of Silp Covers in. best he a, lar G60. grade sale price for Cork Belgium .linen stripe material, allowing 20 & & 2 N @’ | lengths, yard .. 300 rolls of best quality Ol1 Cloth, remnant lengths and worth | 3 up to 496. yd.; sale price, yd. 1 OC A score of unexampled Batgains in our Great Rug Department makes this opportunity an Smyrna Rugs; 9x12; 9x12,value $30.00, for Carpets, with |borders to) vatue 790; welt Ale value 8c; ‘mech 586 200 rolls of extra heavy Cork Lino- We Can Deliver at Once, > : y % Linoleum in remnant 29¢ yards of goods; best binding and 5 89 a. pernons were taken to the Jamaica Hos- | after the accident and two had to ‘conveyed to their homes for medi- gal attend ‘The rest escaped with juries of a minor character and wero it@ to continue on their journey. “Not one of those who were taken ‘the hospital was really seriously the worst belng Fireman Carr, ‘of the train, His scalp was Dadly lacerated and his wrist ou and twistel. He also suffered greatly from ‘Mock, but the physicians say that he ‘will be out in a few days. i List of the Injured. }) The ist of injured, as given out by the police, Is as follows: _ ARR, HERBERT, twenty-five years 4, of No, 260 Fulton street, Brovklyn, fireman of the passenger train, Scalp x ee ae ret broken, Taken to). 15 nen Wore’ migttalty Wounded and | ar sree MRS, CARRIB B., forty. | *M0ther sertously in the culmination cf | lho pears chi, of Hicksville Lh. Lert | A? Italian vendetta in the yard in front SE Ath asap’ injuesd. Taken’ to ses] the realdence at No. 11 Rapelyea q q stroet, Brooklyn, this afternoon, ya beaten EDWARD, twenty-one |. MMR shote were exchanged, The Baby workmanship, f0r...sseeeseree Coats, $5 2.98. These beautiful Beare skin Coats for the little 1 to 4 year olds, sold regulagly at $5.00, go ito Wednesday's sale at 2.98. They are made in box effect, some. with white leather belts; as pretty a garment as you'll get for the little one, Sale price, = 2.98 .98 for Children’s Portiere Sale. Gating... ...++0+00016,50 price of $9,98, come here to-morrow while this special lot lasts. There are 450 in tons; the other style tight-fitting, with velvet collar, Regularly $15, full sleeves, “Box” front price at which they're offered, fea’ ag f buttons, velvet pi or plain tal- fine lace; back and sleeve trim- and cut extra full; in red, reseda, you see them 4 2.98 Mercerized Muff,,.... «16,50 the lot, and they're such splendid value that we don’t think they'll last longeg thana day. Made CHOICE CO-MOFTOW At iiisescracrivorivenreriarreraudebeserseer sete and fitted back, frieze, cheviot, fancy or zibeline They're made of 4 rich, heavy lace, lored, military rolling or collarless med; waist fined throughout with navy, cadet or offered at this 3.98 Silk Por- long, rever- and a bolf more for them? We're exceedingly pleased that"we are able to announce a new Bear Gloth and Astrakhan Goats for Littie Ghildren. broadcloth crowns ’s Furnish Men’s Furnishings. exceptional savings: beautiful colors; deep Extra fine quality Silk Mercerized Portieres, deli- cate shades of light and dark red, Nght and dark green, rose and nile; $9.98 pair; for, pair......4 Imported Jute Velour Portieres; extra heavy, re- versible and new designs, and sold Boa.....+.8.50 and 10,50 G ' ° p e Mae 7S0nad 1099 450 Goats at a Special Price. x Scar ned W had ’ Women's 15,00 Kersey Coats at 9.98, If you want,a good, stylish coat, one well worth $15.90, at the low Mink Scarf.. +46 494,50} ¥ 5 of fine English kersey, 45 inches long; yoke and sleeves lined with Mull... weew esse oe 009350 satin; thoyn tn back Sige er a Two splendid new st les 8 one with pleat around, collarless, trimmed with velvet and but- Persian Lamb Coat, with , ( ’ Lace Waists. Girls’ Goats, You'll be greatly surprised when Handsome full-length Winter gar- 20 } 95 you see these Walsts and the'low ments, agg pricad” for to- cloth, with or without full circu- in exquisite coples of the popular lar cape, handsomely trimmed with Irish designs. Have full blouse folds ot velvet, silk braid, fancy front, elaborately trimmed with style; loose box back or tourist Jap. silk; shown in cream or back, belted; slashed or large patch white, Beauties! And you'll talk *pockets; all are double ed about them many a day, when yw brown; gizes 6 to ‘ low price... 14; spectal at i tunity. ae|{1 A Silk Petticoat Opportunity. | ins, ‘wide Is it the style, the rich, heavy quality and splendid workmanship that make these Petticoats sell so gapidly Hand 8 yards that we can scarcely keep pace with the demand—or ts i the fact many stores ask @ dollar i 7 y, the day before Thanksgiving; brown, yellow, plnk, light green, 2 vis ny A Si back; mide Trek liberal pelteros, with flounce of accordign pleating and r ruffles; finished with silk drop. Take them at ‘ov. ttraction to the Infants’ wear Store, in the rear.of the Second Floor, in white, Lapeoity Heys ira 04 nae 31 on to Syrh "All the style and attractiveness of $4 Coats at. 2.9 Astraktian and B Sonsnck Hate with 89 c | Bytes Toro: shanter Hats, a new — Sale of Silverware. Just in time, for Thanksgiving and equally desir-} Here's a chance to buy a whole season’s supply at able for holiday gifts, Then, again, think of these! most moderate cost, “This sale includes Shirts worth 98c, at 69%.; Ties worth 49, at 25c,, and 19, Ly borhood hrown panic ah ewe agent, of: Rivermead. Pbborhood wes thrown jn a pani ftorn and scalp injured. | vie KVILLE. D. H., of Mineola.! ited by shock. Taken to the oa ‘Hospital, SIMPSON, JOSHPH, doorman of Ja- maica police station, Left leg injured. WILSON, PATRICK, fifty-five years ‘old, of No, % Prospect place, Brooklyn. Boalp wounds and shock, Taken to ; Famaion Hospital. &rd police wore rathd fdbm severed! stations. hose directly tmplicated in tho plot, which will bring death, pro’ ably, to two men, escaped, through the interference of a third man, who shot @ man as he tried to prevent the es-) cape, | Hight or ten Italians werp seen in closa and excited conversation in the Rapel- yea street yard when, suddenly the/ ‘The train lonves Riverhead early tn) the morning and picks up busneys men | Mt all the stations alqox the line. By the time it leaves Jaméica it ts generaly Pretty wels crowded,'and to-day waa no exception to the rule, A long freight train had eone out ahead of the passen- wer train, but it had a good start and 5 Oumht to have reached Lone Island City Peveral minutes before the passenger train, Cars Detached from Train. It would have done so, but for the fact that three freight care and a ca- boose detache) themselves from the tain and were ipft rolling along slowly, The engineer of the freight didn’t know he bad dropped off any cars, for some time, and. when he did discover it and! ‘backed after them {t was too late, The pussen traln in wharge of Engineer Charlies Beach came along at @ high rate of spced and crashed into the freight cars. The ‘caboose was lwmg from the track and the three cars ) ‘Were telescoped, ‘She gpgine set fire to them, and in a few moments there was @ big blaze, The Elmhurst fire depart- Mént turned out but couldn't put out the diaze. There was vonsiderable excitement in started to run. shooting commenced, John De Simone, thirty-five years old, | of Hamilton avenue, dropped with a bullet in his forehead and another in| the bai f hia head ore Mell, | twenty. pe years old) of Sackett stree! fell with a bullet In his back and a other ch shattered the bone of the} left leg. } During the shooting all of the men seomed 0 have revolvers, avcording 10 the neighbors, Several of the men re- filled their revolvers. al Two or three of the other men Groneet, but regained their feet, It is believed they too wore injured. Tealized that De one helpless the other men John Care, driving a truck, eaw one of the men who had a amoking revolver running down Rapelyea street, He fol- lowed and caught the fugitive. Carr threw him to the stree! ‘was on top of bim whea another lal TAN up and shot Carr. Carr was wounded fn the Wien It wa. Side. ' Policeman Manseil arrested the man who shot Carr, This man deseribed him. Self as Frank Condi, forty years old, of No, 20 Van Brunt street, Carr, who lives at No. 3% Van Brunt street, was sent 9 the Long Island College Hos- pital. Tt was sald he would probably recover, ‘The man whom he had tried to capture escaped De Simone and Meli were taken to the Long Island College Hospital, It was satd they would die, 5.50 Coats Children’s Gray Astrachan Coats, in box effect, turnover collar and cuffs of red velvet, heavily lined; belt across back; sites 2 to 5 years; $5.60 values for 3. 98 Children's Handsome Moleskin Coats heavily lined, made very full box, double-breasted effect, / turn-over collar and cuffs; sizes ftp to 6 yoars; garnet, gray and moleskin; $12 values, for.... +. 8.98 Children’s Bonnets of white bear- skin, in poke effect, trimmed with silk ruffle and silk strings; sizes up to 8 years; $1.60 89 values, for...,...... WEEK '] WEEK A Theatre in Your Home! it shown below. Lis ra je while—owns it. ith all talking machines that ited against it Important could boast any merit at all is, 1908, thia Columbia Ouéht received GRAND PRIZE and THREE GOLD MEDALS for SUPERIOR MERIT, MORE awards and HIGHER awards than alt other talking machines received PUT TO. GETHER | 196 models of Columbia Graphophone now! on sale. Don’t fail to hear the New Columbia Moliow#fone Arm Graphophone with Flower Horn! There's a musical surprise in store for you, your friends, an@ don't forget to bring the children! Music all day FREE! Second Floor, 28d St, Side. 32.50 Feather Bed Pillows. 150 Pure Feather Bed Pillows, covered with best A. C. A. ticking and Te. regularly at $45.00. Special Ruffled Muslin Curtains. 1,70 pairs of Rufflod Muslin Curt ready to hang, for, pair sce ha 196 Lace Curtains, re paire, of /Aiettagine, dace Serta, 23 Gimp rds and Fringes. 5,000 yards G , Cords and Fringes, {n remnants, but all good lengths; worth 8¢., 12¢,, 26c. and 390, a yard; j Cc will be offered “as is” at lc. a yard., et Men’s Neckwear for Thanksgiving 50c 1.00 and 1.50 Neckwear, He English . finact, oat iit, hantoome denen eau color conrbinatiéns; will tie as four-in-hand, onee- over or Ascot; strictly the highest gyade cravats, 59c for Men’s $1 TEA SETS, consisting of Tea Pot, Sugar Bowl, Creamer and Spoon-Holder; shown in the newest designs, of extra heavy quality, warranted quadruple- oO O plate, on hard white metal, e Value $4.98; special at....-..+ PICKLE CASTER AND CRACKER JARS, imported emerald and sapphire, glass trimmed with heavy nickel 49c mountings; value 98¢., special at, each CARVING KNIFE AND FORK, heavy stag han- dies, with finest quality steel blade value 98 $1.49, special, per set te Cc KNIVES AND FORKS, bone, ebony and cocobola_ handles, bolster and tip, and strongly riveted; value 8 $1.98, special at, per dozen nee Cc A\ Purchase of B Offered To-morrow at A trifle late for Thanksgiving, but neverthel Hose at 12'4c, That's not all, though, for there are a number of other specials equally as attractive not mentioned in this space. = ™ NEW BOSOM SHIRTS, equal in finish to custom maké, in light grounds, neat stripes and figures, with detached cuffs; all beautifully laun- 69c dered; worth Be, ate... peeedesegeeas PURE SILK pig Hd nse ipl or French fold, shown in an imotense variety of nol up. to-date patterns; worth 49c., at I 25c FINE LISLE THREAD HALF HOSE, Oxford grounds with ex- tracted dots, stripes and figures; double 1] 2'4e sole, heel and toe; regularly 19¢., at leached Napkins an Irresistible Saving. less such excellent bargain néws that thou- sands of these Napkins will be hemmed before to-morrow. night, and will find their he Thanksgiving table. They are 24 inches square; a good, fitm quality, and while we cant ry that they areal linen you'll find it wificart to tell the difference, The only regret- tably part ss ‘hat there are onky 4000 in the bole lot, and we strongly advise early buying at, per doz.. 100-piece Dinner Set! Who'd be with- 8 lavender. Special to-morrow at 5 hg ’ $9 Dinner Sets, 5.98 out one? A set that any one would be Price Sale of Odd Pieces of Dinner Ware, Just think of the value you are getting—$5.98 for a roud of Shown in blue, green and >» sOUP | PRESERVE DISHES, with wud Patent Medicines. =" "eT done ie U.S. P. INT, PARE . PEPPPR! PIPCHER’S ASTORIA, sq y Al ay: beam IM MRL aM LIQUuOZO! $1.00 atze..0To OF CAMPHC ABSORBENT, COTTON, Onegt CASTO! or SPT bottle "eI PINE COVGH SYRUP ITH TAR, botth Oo GRANULAR ul crn oF "I ATE OF Foi caincnaeand Vorge“sorew-top bot one-pound ry » LYDIA PIN POUND BICARBON. Underwear, A very special lot of Men's Combed Egyptian Derby Ribbed Underwear—the garments are double-stitched throughout apd have covered seams; the drawers are double gusseted—the but- tons are the purest quality ocean pearl and are sewed on extra strong—boxed two in a box—me- | dium weight, just thing for present PAV supe ube gues ha eng BTS, for col x 2 ber HEEF, WINE A BDRr IN, pitt tle. opnviid pod HEAT GOLD | Cite AM. strictly jb. box, te WITCH HAZEL, S-ounce | ry le BROR| te MILE OR RICE COLAND }3 ROILIONS, 2-ouart tin va tk J ; the pagsenger cars. where men and women had been tumbled out of their feats with great suddenness. Supt. Allison, who was.on the train, immedl- ately sent for doctors and also tele- Phoned to Jamaica for ambulances, The injured were helped from the train and made as bomfortable as possible until medical attention could be secured. After the injured had been removed the passenger ‘train backed to Jamaica and took another route to Long Island City. TraMo was held up for several hours ‘by the debris of the freight cara, FALL I RING MAY MCLELLAN HIT AT HATER HEARING Railroad President Says Mayor Has Not Been Fair in | Catskill Project. | jh 2 wear—exceptional vhise el tm 10C ny Ba Pin PLATES AND PLA’ Boys’ Suits and Overcoats at Hall] Gloves tor Thanksgiving 500 pairs of Women’s Byening Gloves — White Suede Mousquetaires, splondid quality, the most difficult of gloves ta find in a satist ‘tory grade and yet the most fashionable, usually I 50 Turkeys, 22c Ib. We have receiyed another large shipment of Fancy Plump Turkéys, hens and toms, fresh killed, dry picked and dry-packed; one of these juicy, ten~ ject birds will make your Thanksgiving Anan sold for $2.25 a‘pair; special at dinner a success, Thereie none finer anywhere, none 8o low priced. Select one in 0 pairs Women’s Two-Clasp Kid Gloves, gusseted time, We ask but one price for 22c ~ fingers, soft kid, our own Importation) in colors Turkeys; per pound . he ‘ white, black, tan and brown, equal fn fit and ‘These are select Turkeys, nig the 18e., 19¢, and to the regular $1.00 kind; ‘special 200, kind. sfem verses HANNAPOLIB, M4,e Nov, 2% ~The pmartial inthe case of Midshipman Meriwether, jr... charged with ‘imgpalaughter in connection with the Meath of Midshipman Jomes R. Braoch, $f As the result of a fist Aight, was re- @umed to-day with Surgeon A. M. Mo- Cormick on the stand, for the purpose | b é nied the right | eerLeeriering ‘Mi gtettinnony, He wan he tee Laut commisnon to. dake | eeked in regacd to midsnipmen who had | * i ital ates from brought to the hospital in a Pa tg peep then wan mate ‘rulses, condition when the witness had | Sqainst the MeClellan ade , | Coykendail reviewed the efforts of W York to secure water and to pre-| hi bs | vent waste of It iat ie the case of | tending to fot | exaraing, tte, the” jes | into ) B.D; Gatewood: waa then | oaited tat the Camber of Ceeonene by the defense ae the first many civlo organizations, to testify ns to mai cons d the MoCleljan bill * With the autopsy, He gaye a dual k's project, Good bargain news travels fast, and we expect this special offering to be for New York's water supply and the road collection on vies save fully half: Boys’ full rcoats, in ages 8 to 16; Ruse ‘not rou poe sigh bape ley bh oatbog alg or shoddy). The smaller sizes are shown\in Oxford and blue melton on of New York for permission to secure than Fist Blows. vom Linus sot snwonane |f | Old Furniture Made New. Five-Plece Slip Covers, Boys’ Suits and Overcoats, Young Men's Overcoats, Quoting trom the report of the New woo! frieze, double-warp id fancy remarka cort of fine coverings less than dust sifts thrgugh and 4» ground all-woo! frieze, dou' an plent the Adirondacks must be upped | a a gl mn 8. D, Coykend wt of the Uuel $14, pieces of ordinary elza ages 8 to 10.1 with best satin Russe tapestry, aa ———— — andering about William discov: THEE WANTED FOR lene quantity of wine, which he de- £000~to Boys’ | A Sale Especially Important for Thanksgiving Buyers. / | KINGSTON, WY, NOW Dec Thot the | the talk of New York tomorrow, Tremendous purchases téll the whole story, and ever | Adirondacks must be the final source rson within travelling distance of Rothenberg’s should taki i ge of these savings. Just see ——_. | Catskills are merely a temporary make- an Overcoats, 3 to 10; Knicker Suits, in Norfolk style, 6 to 16, and Russian Blouse Suits, 3 to 8. : R : shift for Tammany contractors, were ¢ Overcoats are made from heavy smooth-finish melton cloth ( Court-Martial Witness Says State Water Supply Comenteston at the red and fancy cheyiots, strictly all-woo! materials, The Suits are made from e That Was More Likely second day's hearing on the appHeation | ii 9 an elegant assortment of colorings and patterns, Special to-morrow at. Fie |its water from Ulster and surrounding | idérably more than at, ea We rete your es Mo hn it of mt now 10g 4aGE ORCHITS enb oh muy eo | york Commaion, at whee the cats | 00K lke new. Pleoty of every buy flimsy allp covers, for the , a, doe melts pd fancy saving. kill Mountain supply becomes insufi- cheviots, Russi coats, , | usual prices, into the furniture you think beavers, worsteds. and friezes, Big Boys? Suits, pa in Gry seasons and even the waters of | of pants “ve ’ the Hudson River pumped and purified, | We'll renpholater five ba aK knicker— 3. 98 } ter de I ‘and the larg- furniture, fit new springs and fill OW thy eS, indi ing where necessary, and réedver = = ee - silk cord and” gulmps, the caatoty of Wiliaan Pool, « watchs workmansh|p in every ‘ d ' : ponlted where it did the figuring; no obligation to those \am ten.’ Attor vg o ask questions j 4 , ' 2 vintages ‘and proceoded to wke Governor’ attention upon hig arrival! Gov. Higgins ‘Bitte; bars Sev ae Might Have Got Away from oun to-day. / Yq, | Noon, He sald he had had no political Brokaw “"E did, and 1 do now, speak highly of Hi Aas fA el He j Mr.’ Hooker,” the Governor auld, "but | Oreots'n. probable 4 Ne 1 do' not want my words to be, inter: | didacy for t of the Ne proted as intended to have.a denring {County Repu Committes, He coy from a i many | Sod technical description of the} adopted by toe chamber approving tne | ft Loc ie! ple with amend- ments, providing for the payment of ‘1 upon the candidacy of Bir, Hooker on], “E have nothing to do with ee Se On TN MOM ane that he believed soon &s New York twkes possesion, and} the ALBANY, Nov. %—~Tho report that | ership, : Ho oaid he ae dunno ye Hon, Peas lellan bill. rh Uy nat Mely chat the Injuries slvod by hieving | that long ataplinned business houses be o deny ett ipa ie 4 Gov. Higgttis, while i New York yes]. J have a bigh , 4 inal gag iY oh, aureoaed to take ‘ sina Adon : ‘The ren. who footed the billy wer willing to pay, but hone of amend: no's syme hard) compensated Mr thelr lows of business. ¥ ‘Pho chumber, the said, ry aur’ | terday, hind aiven endorsement to the | OMe? have wih f a Y seees Sar peeemenst 16 Se Meebo tee mi -gentiom @| to-day, | 4 f | ; wented the beat business (interests totell “ % uo Tork, an atelligence weiiblyman 8. Percy Hooker, Genesee hana te