The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1905, Page 12

At be PASSENGERS > Threé Crooks Had Packed Many Bags of Rich Goods, To the Faltor of The Even.ng World: POLICE HAD THE TIP. Cars by Uniformed Huskies, at Stations. Subway abuses in to-day's ts about time, © Tralled a “Look-Out,” Ar. cur THROUGH WALLS. f At times it 1s already packed Planned to Carry Furs and Cloth- ing Away from Place in a Wagon, have taken at the Brooklyn Bridge. Tt was as good os 4 play when three ) @awed-of Italians walked out of a Wooster street tenement early to-day > Into the hospitable arms of three large policenien, For two long hours the Pree little brown ferrets had been bur- Towing their downward way through a \ factory bullding near by, not knowing that many big blue beagles of the force PAngel without, sniffing at every knot- hole and watohing every corner, And finally, when they came forth, their faces shiny with the brow-sweat of > industry, to harvest the fruits of their "labor, all they got was a ride in a patrol wagon, \) Patrolman John’ Corridon, on post, got tip fron q “stool-pigeon” that a “loft Arick” was to, be pulled off in the block Dounded by Wooster, Greene, Prince and Houswem streets, Called the Reserves. He pened the word along to Head- ) qvarters “and the Muacdougal street | } station ana pretty soon the nelg:bor- | hood suggested a moonlight outing of | tha Kerry Men's Association, There were Reven reserves, Plain-Clothes-Man Rooney, Roundsman Kelk and Detec- tivo-Serzeaats ‘Delaney and Deering “from Central office. Scattering around the block this force proceeded to play {patience on the job, because they didn't know which building the thieves bad invaded. 4 Eventually Delaney, Deering and Reoney saw a little man in a blue @weater moving along Houston street lcaaly. nother long, long walt, and then from the open hallway of the only tene- | Ment-bouse in the block emerged three _ slinking {ndividuals, dripping with per-| body was wrapped in a bu Wpsitee, | PaRere te ot ts ‘Yhree policemen fell upon them with | Station took char gied cries, The joy was all one-sided | superficial exami entirely, jmarks of violen In a Skirt Factory. Budcessively they got into the rooms jor three days. tralr. How long i my train did draw up were crowied with lously cutting two-toot holes wooden walls with a brace and bit. thelr original path rledly depart t) the land of “fences But the police spoiled ft all. prisoners spoke ley does, by Irish names, to wits lam Kel Riley, twenty-three y: of No, 7 Maedougal s leas printer. None of them was armed, ———_—- DEAD BABY IN DOORWAY. Canal Street House. of No. 2% Canal street to-day, An Attractive Assortment of Late Novelties | * in Jewelry, Silverware, Fancy Goods and Frames, Jewelry in Gilt, Ster,ing and Gun-metal. Sterling Silver Novelties, Toilet and Manicure Articles, » Coral Strings «$4.95 up | Photo Prames. Pearl Collars. .. $5.95 | Clocks. 1 Pearl Necklaces, plain and jeweled | Smokers’ Articles, t clasp $1.00up Flower Vases. | | Jeweled Necklaces and Dog Collars,,., | Hat Pin Holders SO) DSR Sarre erie, $1.95 up [Pin Tr ays. Book Marks. Key Rings and Chains. Souvenir Spoons. Baby Spoons and Rattles C ing Brushes, Cork Screws, Table Bell Cand le Sticks, Silver Deposit Glass Novelties, Almond Sets Dutch Silver Curis Bodkin Sets. Tuek Gav Pen Knives, - 50¢, 50e. Scarf Pin Bracelets Card and Vanit Mesh Bags » 87.95 up 500 $1.50 “ Fancy Goods. Specials: Hand Painted and Spangled Gauze I’ans, $1.00, Opera Glass Bags Fans. Ostrich feather, hand painted and ¢pangledgauz , Duchesselace, plain and spangled with sticks of pearl, ivory, ~ born and sandalwood > Silk Opera Glass Bags pompadour effects, plain silks, rib. and gold embroidered, suéde with bal spangles and Japanese embroidor. ails, Imported Bead Bax =) Vandavap: and oral designs with (id jeweled frames also draw strin-ys, $19.95 & $24.95. dour silks, $1,00, $1.25, $1.95, Frames. and leather, $1.00 C ocks, Frames. anc silver pierced, plain, engraved etched, tapestry, evamel, bronze, | and bronze finish, and leather, all sizes. $1.95 to $10.95, 1 onyx, $13.95 to $50.00, ‘ _ Lord & Taylor, have ridden in one of these “express tralns to the Grand Central station and not passed one local on the way. Again, 1 have waited for an express train only to reach the Grand Central sta-| » tion too late for the local 1 could Weary, but elated, the trio retraced Presuamably the rest of the plan was to break open the street door, fling the spoils in a wagon, which would arrive 0) signal, and hur- The English 80 brokenly that it was dossicatod, but they called themselves, ax Gang Leader Paul Kel- Wille | 1 years old, a machinist, of No, i3 West Houston street; Joseph old, a driver, » and Joseph Ryan, twenty-four years old, a lome- Ryan, made a confession. Hedy of Male Child Found at The body of a male child, about one week old, was found jn the doorway The ¢ of news. | dway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St, ABUSES OF T Not Enough Trains During the'| THINGS THAT AROUSE PROTESTS “Of” Hours, and Always INSULTED Women and Men Pushed into the, ‘Dianks for your protest against the! It's The worst examples of © u “1 mismanagement are outdone unde. -! ground, tested Him and Waited for These are some Instances of the way 34 j the trains are rin: Between the hours His Companions. of 10 in the morning and noon, when a SSE thore can be no excuse of @ rush, the uptown express train platforms at the) Brooklyn Bridge station are congested | before a thain arrives, and (hen, usually, I While the bicycle races were on @t) crowding the Madison Square Garden last week I waited one morning gt the Twenty- third street downtown station—between nad 2 o'clock—twelve minutes for a es Pag re { got there the revious train had passed 1 don’t oad aa evil- | wouldete passenger js half on and half! minute headway, ——— of the La Mode Skirt Company on the fourth floor, and the Floward Embroid ery Company, on the third, by labor- In the MADE WIDGW AT SCA | CONWAY TONEW HOME THE WORLD! WEDNESDAY HE “L” QUTDONE IN SUBWAY FROM PATRONS OF THE SUBWAY. The axphyxiating atmosphere, Cnt schedule daging off hours, Fow trainn for theatre-moers, Congested platforms. Insolence and thug methods of Platform train packers smelling, Clyar-emoking, spitting. we oft the car platform to signal for the | intoxicated lot of men, of wh | train to stop, lterous behavior tue guards took MO) “‘n6 Ingolence of these station At- notice the tendants is a matter of remark ali At the same station I have town over the city, which would lead to the eket-chopper walking up and Own! plausible theory that the company has the platform smcking a ran eT oat given instructions to its men to Cower the face of te company’s fal and prowboat the trons of the road sign “No Smoking."' \ ada fnto being handled Mke sheep. J 2 SUFFERERS. De ae ‘hm sur \nsulte Follow Protests, i — Huskies are employed on both the Many. Broklyn Bridge and Fourteenth street Only One of y station to Jum men and women {nto ly one of & ttul Of} the doors, and then, It any protest is ietiera Roetved by The Eve World. | raised at their rough methods, to hurl They are all in the same tone, protes.- | Meiiing epithets at them. One of tho tthe lack of consideration for the pabite, shown, in the conduct of 4 Subway. Ln nearly all of thei sped ay Instances are meiitioned of glecomis' t to whion the patrons of the under: ground railway are subjected. hate ‘Theatregoors are unanimous in oe condemnation of the evening ety" :e, specially those who are compelled to board both so northbound trains at the Times Square station, or lat the Grand Central express station. Between the era) of RC bess these platforms ( Baaay mn geated, for the trait to three and four o re rin at long intervals, and wh they do arrive there is no room for the uniformed servants of the Interborough now on duty at Fourteenth street can be heard stauting out at frequent in- tervals to those he is fairly kicking into the cars: “Beat it while your shoes aro mood, you cheap skate, or I'll in your face.” He carries out the latter threat in nearly every instance when there Is @ aenso pack at the entrance to the car platforms, and has only escaped chas- tiscment for his thug methods because of the crush of persons about him. The only thing that jen't pushed or worried in the subway (s the alr, Ex- Pett may declare It a menace to healh, utithe officials of the road laugh up pushing, swearing throng|:heir sleeves, They don't have to that has ben long In walting. breath it It may remain in the tube Pie same packing of the platforms at| stagnant and stale, until it gives off night is ‘witnessed at the Brooklyn! miasmatic vapors, No orders are issued ‘Bridge ion. The guards and attend-|to keep the, alr in circulation. But the ant on duty there seem to be employed | company's huskies are compelled upon ‘for no other purpose than to shove un-|pnin of ischarge to keep the patrons resisting wonen headlong into the! of the Subway on the move, whether lammed cars. and then while fume! the cars are moving on a two or fifteen- hope of success in the now land they Were going to try thelr fortunes, Trey had sold all thelr household gouds, abandoning their little home, ana embarked with a modest sum a& foun- dation for thelr fortune in Amerion The father of this amall family was a rolwst man, and had never been Ml in his life. But on Monday Inst he fell a yietim of pneumonia ang dled witht hours. His body\ was bu When the United States a | Hoboken pler to-day the w ja pitiful state of mind friends in this count to return to in Cop der resources are bare, tiln her and her baby for a few weeks. She will consult the Danteh Consul pevstent beret BALTIMORE MAGNAT BAIIMORE, Md., Dec, 18-—-Louis MvLane. a prominent finuneler and capitalist of this uncle of the late —.—— Mrs. Sleigman’s Husband Be- came Victim of Pneumonia as They Came to America, & DEAD. When Paul G. Bleigman, his wife and thelr eleven-months-old Hitle baby gir) fet out from Copenhagen on the Sea: ap the Elizabeth Street tf the bod, ‘ed that death was due to natural causes. ‘The child had apparently been dead two | | | | | | j with frame or draw string in pompa- all sizes, in brass, enamel, French gilt Crystal, regulators, fitted with cight day, halfhour, Cathedral gong strik ing movements, in rich gold, bronze Also a complete line of Clocks in gile Mayor Robert M Lane, died to-day Iinavian-American Line steamsh!p} at the age of severty-two years from United Biates they were filled with the’a complication of diseases. i cars Ko vllrect oF ie angi ransfer to cu? doors.| Now Pass Our Doors! Tis Broadway—Brooklyn, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDANLE LARGE RETAIL STORE. St. Nichoias's annual visit is only @ little more than a week away, Don't etd your shopping. Buy to-morrow. Extra aalespeople in every section. Beginning To-Morrow (Thursday) Store r Evenings Tt Oey ~ ae | -erlous shooting affalr wh on the road fom New Egypt to Hor- eS ‘SHOT RUSHING TO AID A WOMAN, farer, Who May, Die of His Injuries,» (Special to The Evening World.) NEW EGYPT, N, J, De A mys- occurred nerstown Monday night has just be- come known, John Lingerman was Yeturning from lodge about 9,80 o'clock when he heard ® woman's scream in the woods, . He stopped his horse and the shrew was repeated. He went into the woods to in- Vestigate, but had scarcely taken halt @ dozen steps before a man erappled with him and shot at him, wounding him In the arm, ‘The assajlant mado | his escape, The horse ran home and a searching party fond Lingerman unconscious, His Injuries may prove mortal. “4 Baby Morning Specials ssn rit a.m, Till 1 p.m. borNone C. 0, D, or by Mail.“ea $1.25 Night Gowns, Boys’ $2.5) Suits, white flannelette, double pleasing fancy dark mlx- yoke. finished with em- tures; d. b,; trousers have browery scallops; sixes 15, C patent bands and taped bo 36 OAM STissshaveg oansssaady’ sears; for ages 7 to 1s, Me Taffeta Ribbon, 36¢ Child’s Set, Pe civil greeny black. cogent of ey oe holiday purposes in Mned boxes...... Toys at Reduced Prices | Make Thursday Your Shopping Day in Our Toyland. | — ste ah lon AO Ber rstoal | the price has been cut just for e the advantage in being eamy at the store in the ntage of these specially reduced reday 4 va worning, Take ad Vienna Bent W Printing Presses Waron Bhoe are Ate Wheelbarrows, 250 Bowlette Bowling Alleys Me Ygltannia Tea Few, Mechanical ne, 48¢ Lead Soldiers, new. ie ‘Leather Horse Retni 2 res * 2 Veows ie, Grdcnty ‘beetee um Air Rifle, Dalsy Alr Rifle 5De Th Rowdy Poth, » ilo Baddie joreem, ee He Horses an 3} Waaons, stvicn He Traveler’ Bs- crcivert dks Wall = Rxer- cheers ihe Drums, =oc. BBo, nd 486, BSe 10 Hawateiles 190 Reon Enatnes and 1 ener adder Trucks, O¥b. | Magic Lanterns, ste, Coxtra Large.) Holiday Aprons? | \ Usefu! Holiday fa in This Y, Under Price gir, Women's, Maids’ an Minses’ Sic. Gifts for Men 477%, Rusdenders put up one pale in 4 fanoy box; extra fine quality ' Aprons of fine lawn, with or with. Web leather or silk onds acd out bide; some teieimed with qf fanoy buckles; pair At... AICL BT dainty Insertion; choice at OC ‘Full D Protectors in at’ |) grades: fie assortment, A9c, 98e, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 to 4.50 Men's Nosligee Shirts; fine quale ity; two sbirts in a box; made with fine quality cambi body assortment in a& large wns, finished with ",,.. 38¢ Anothe: variety of tucks aud ular @e, kinds { ToeMorrow, ep In Holiday Handkerchiefs. We only give tive examples of the treasures tn store for you Th day, but they all demonstrate the savings 12 on gifts. Handkerchiefs alyays make acceptable and useful prese with faney plaited or plam bowen sizes 14 to in; box of Still another showing In heavy lawns made with deep hem, cluster tw shirts e 1,00 insertions of embroidery; lon's Jersey Coats; fine quality: 496 | | sultant" for office and houne; | A) jouble breasted and stitched wit silk, In black and gray, at Fine Swids Aprons, trimmed with Valenciennes lage Insertion, 59c pockets and 49c & ribbons Is the Baby with Hard Flesh and Soft Smiles It {a not only the whe: pereMeae ge) fn tt th cause euch au. jorities as Dr, 7. Griswold the Bt, Louls Children'e, Mprolus oe entaae recommend ted Foo}. | This food con: | tains fully \cne-quarter Fof genuine milk | Sugar, the same as healthy mothers! milk, DECEMBER 18,1, Are You | Up to the Mark? | xream from Woods Attracted Way- | jHemplte......cceeeee Cane sugar produces heat and fat, and it Is cheaper for the fool manufacturer. But ft | aleo ferments In the stomach and makes weak, flabby, pathetlo ery-baby, Milk sugar, | howevey, soothes the atomnach, | A i-cent package of Lactated Fond makos 10 pints of food, It Is the wafest baby foot found in 20 years’ hospital experience, | sear BEST FOR FOOD "|For Salo by All Ropatable Deagglts, Prep. by Wells & Richardson Co,, | Burlingt Verme: ne Teaemeeeneeee { Beginning Friday, Dec, 15th, , Until 10 o'Clock Evenings Until Christmas. Petree ene nnn eee es 3 1,000 Stamps are worth $3.00 cash and $00 are worth $1.50 cash. when Buying Merchandise in Over 100 Departments of G@APMANLG Fulton, From Bridge to Duffiffiekd BROOKLYN, ..,. ,:t2" C.QC. Holidey Suggestions in Calendars, Etc. The Book Store on foi ye floor is Popular Books; just the kind your friends wi gifts, The display of Calendars on the ret, Pleaséd to receive as beautiful than they are now. Each’ pla We Give Dividend Stamps, Stamp with Each 10c of Your Purchase, Books, suggestions, Books, about 500 choice bindings; beautiful gift for Sets of Books, in 5 volumes, by Holmes, i) gh" Coo) a Haw- lenty, &c.; good clot! e clear type, per set 65c fine cloth binding, 45c i Women’s Silk Petticoats. Wonxn’s Petticoats, heavy qual- ity taffeta silk, made with thé new cir- cular ruffle, trimmed with tucking, finished with silk under-ruffle; black, garnet, royal and green, Value $7.50, To-Morrow, 5.79 Fine Quality . Holiday Aprons. effects, in dainty plain white lawn, good, generous width, deep, hem. Value 50c,; Some of the boys, big about 200 choice tiles with index, regular price $1.98, able for Sunday-school gift regular price 29¢, foi Books, fine leather bindings, assorted. sizes had print, on . fo Boy, large illustrat-| Prayer \ Books, Calendars, Christmas Cards, lowest prices, , -C. ac, , Boa MPN Te If not feeling as well as you should, do not make the mis- take of letting your health take care of itself, Resort to Beecham's Pills Gold Bverywhere, In boxes, 100, and ae. Leading Clothing Outfitters, Great by oo 7s Our Suit Broadcloth and Chev- $4 5,00 Coats, tight-fitting ant'§Q98 $2.98 s *10. Credit extended w.thout any extra charge. at sfaction guaranteed, 535 FultonSt.,, opp.Elm pl. 468 Fifth Ave., near toth st. BROOKLYN. Black Cheviot Skirts Overcoats, in kersey and frieze, extra Sunday World Wants Work Monday Wonders. _ This Store Will Be ——s ven) Each ‘our Purchase, | ee ee i a resplendent with all the latest first’ floor never were more ce has its own collection of Alger Books, for cloth by famous writers, titles, holida hook for 50€ Webster's Dictionary, full Sheep, 85c sult- 19¢ Key of Heaven, Children’ Prayer eet PP Ae We carry a large line of Bibles, Hymnals, Rosaries, he Children’s Fur Sets, Children's Fur Sets, lamb’s wool and angora, all white, collar effect, lined with white satin; flat muff, fin- ished with fancy sitk cord; makes fine present for the little one, Value $3.50; To-Morrow, 1.75 Women’s Bath Robes, Women’s Aprons, in handkerchief |. Bath Robes, excellent qualit: 5 Ainty flowered. designs, down, fancy striped effects, grey bie the Bib Aprons, fltbed ih ibbow brotdery inserting; al prons, jished with ri rv gts ri “'Htassel around. waist, Value $5,00; To-Morrow, =C. @ effects, gray, blue collar, neek fin- fancy cord and 3.48) C: Attractions and | | HONeill & Co - Open Evenings From Saturday, December 16th, Until Xmas gb see eg a CHRISTMAS Gifts || ‘Complete Holiday Stocks, the details of which it i would be impossibl¢ to enumerate, ate ready for Xmas Gift Shoppers in the following lines: Jewelry, Silverwate, Leather Goods, Perfumery, | | Stationery, Books, Calendars, Dolls, Art Goods, Bric-a-brac, Cut Glass, + China, 4 Lamps, Clocks, Art Emb:oideries, Barnt Wood. Odd Pieces of Artistic Furniture Three Hundred Women’s Coats In a Clearing Sale Thursday “ (Third Floor) Asplendid chance to secure a sensible present ora good garment for p2rsonal wear, The collection comprises | | some of the season's best models as well as a number | , of serviceable winter Coats, | The Prices Are Almost Half. WOMEN’S LONG COATS—Semi-fited, y Creviots: satin lined. Faia ap oi fe bree i. ($1 4 50 {$9.75 WOMEN'S MEDIUM LENGTH COATS-—lined with sa i1, made o! fine Cheviots Tormerly $16.50; at WOMEN’S FIFTY-INCH FITTING COATS—tined { $16 5 with satin: a very smart model. Formerly $26.00; at . 0 WOMEN’S LONG BROADCLOTH COATS—lined | with satin, trimmed with soutache braids, en $16.50 $90,00; at cesses sens seeeeeree Also a number of Cheviot and Kersey Coats, broken sizes—formerly $10.00 to $25.00 | Now $5.00 to $15.00 each. | Misses’ and Children’s _ Suits, Coats and Skirts 4 (Third Floor.) Sample Line of Girls’ Coats In Cheviots and Ker‘eys, ‘Some lined (o waist with Satin, roll or notch collar, sizes 6 to 12 years. Valuey $ ‘up to $14.75; special atser ov Misses’ Walking Skirts—In Cheviot, and Worsted, pleated model, lengths 37, 96, 39. Spe- cial at.... About Forty Misses’ Jackets ‘ Suitable (or Small Womin—in mixed Cheviots and some lined throughout with satin. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years Formerly | $10.00 and $12.50. | Now $5.00 and $8,75 Ik We are showing Misses’ and Children’s Dresses suitable for Matinee and Party Wear. in Dotted Mulls, Henriettas, Crepe de Chines and Lawns, | Trimmed Millinery Dept, Thursday, Dece:..2er 14th, ae > Clearance Sale of TRIMMED HATS j my $5.00 and $10.00 each, (Second Floor.) Select a Christmas Gift from these raccoon! FINE, FURS Values in Specjal Sale Prices for Thursday } : (Third Floor.) Besa? SETS—Very liege Mut Buy ator par ipa ween 1 949, 00° Persian Lamb Scarfs...,... uf } Royal Ermine -; i 50 i Sable Sane a) e 2 & 2 He: mf mel 50 . 2 Cras Sable |’ K75 i | Mink ) moa 50 22.50 | | ‘Also a number of fine Mink and Baum Marten pieces at especially low prices. vagy