The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 5

TACTICS FOR POOL-ROOM WAR ; carte B. POWERS. Rs POLICE HITS - Ks oo ~ AT BINGHAM ny ore pe iS at ; & S oo Bad Enough When Prisoners Were Lined Up, but Worse When Accuser’s Heard. iM 3 y rnhraut naetir The sergeant on duty fabbed his pen |the records the name of Boevious Lev " Into thé Ink bottle and made ready, Narr lainant,” he demanded, i A P “Highway robbery,” announced Ryan. sonamnct gen . “Name of prisoner?” asked the ser-| “Antonios Cormplious,": enewered the * 3 eee gears: The tise the Sergeant looked. 16 M4 “Demetrius Mutinious,’ replied ome/and earnestly at the detectives, ir | Interrupted in Hold-Up on with mustaches hanging s0 far below remained | childlike and bland. \ hia chin that they looked like the front | (Yuen the name of Corapiious was prop: | Street by Detective, He was of « pair of suspenders. thet the first two and another had Quickly Captured. ‘The only eound heard in the etation-|held him up at ‘Twelfth street and Broadway, and robbed him of $250. John Littlejohn. & negro, went Into house was the scratching of the ser-' The other robber was a Greek, too.|® saloon in Oliver strest early to-day geant's pen, Then he asked the next | We'll get him later, volunteered Ryan, and displayed his roll. He started for name, Ryan bit one of the trio a short-| warned the Bergeamt “Ti have: you | Me home, No. 229 s arm jolt in the riba and the man|proke." 4 grunted: “Stavious Levadious."’ ; ia tande, The Sergeant shot a sharp glance Gen. Booth Vegetarian. ales rey Meee but a over the desk at detectives. ‘Their | LONDON, Jan. 3—In his annual ad- ae Detectives Ryan and Reach, of the traces were childiike and biand, Catoh- | dress to the Salvation Army Gen, will- | then, there was 4 row, Another detestivn Puzzled by Being Stood in Line Schoolboy Fash- ion and Cussed At. Mereer strect precinct, entered the ete-|ing a good grip on his tongue with hia |! jooth, who wil be seventy-seven | was put out of ; in April, attributes: his robust. heal tton-house Inst might with ‘three men|teeth and on his pen with his fingers |\> thu tact tat for the past soven Yours | Hairy Beawn and enld that he iiesd Ae whom they Iined up before the desk. |the man behind the desk entered upon | he has been a strict vegetarian. one Pelt atheee, ‘ re than 7,500 Suits, — 3,000 Pairs of Trousers, . . Over 5,500 Overcoats. At Prices 25 to 40 per cent. less than regular. Mare are fancy Sack Suits in single; Semi-Annual Sale of Hunger-) We've sold more Overcosts-thispast Gouble breasted models that 88) ford System Journeyman Talk| year than ever before, We have sold and the best products of the best maki of for-wear garments fo. the| lored Trousers. only Overcosts made bythe foremest United States. Included also are our own models,| | Mungerford system Trousers a8) Oreccats thet only high-priced tallored exp to our order by| Mentical with the best custom work we dominate, | costing double regular Hungerford eae wi = and oat = on which these Suits you will find all These Trou: made ex- SEMI- |= eerie oe hit] Eat the same yn cntom tome | PG fs m as been shown by (even the most successful| ¢T? are made, cut on tndividual pat- tailors, /|terns, each of the parts separately nent ‘Am 7,500 Suits ..| Was made tm 4905 to be soli im the: ; i peel 500 Suits there {8} shrank into shape before the Journey: inter: Sd aaeee ‘¢ honest opinion of y Le 3 unlimited choice, There SAAT > : : are stres for men of all builds, and ™#” expert assembles them and tallors B12.50D 915 g, Overcoats, © ©) Bingham's debut in Mulberry street: : the saving on every suit is from 25 to| them by hand into the completed gar- $12.50 @ $1 makes Hungerford system Trousers the Axianual 325 © 9 sq spmrnriarer S| rae P7T9 RES 3 =f Pe, ey ee My ‘Tve 40 per cent. ment. This careful work it ts that conform to every move of the body the Tombs Court. High-grade all-wool Cheviots; ex- PA | erate ee Sas Beard a Tia TG| an the ite des of Ropertont % H an the 10 GIVE PANAMA Beto oe Forniy lroponed nea. oe ‘peach cate 4 Syke ‘som srhlch to woes, every | Trousers are exactly Iike custom-made a rae Brdels are. Single ~ and. Douvie| trousers—in thetr trimmings, in the $15 @ $18 $11 i adieu’ costa 2 ew lapels, medium sitk stitching, in the fitted waists, In| Overcon SALE Es aac materials ei] the doubly strong pockets, in the!) lack and Come Wor-. Been offered at Biz80.and {15 "| shaped bottoms. MatéFlals used are| steds & Velours. “4 $15 B18 8 yy (tee, Tact eke tee) ee PEN TE LD | recor pee Sires Se ome predominating. ent am. mera were ‘epitters’ arrest TROUSANDS HAVE. KONE “There we are, whole lot of men who've got gray in this police work. TO UNITED STATES fd iy rd tailored T: cause for every da. erery naw ar Sh sae as Semi-Annual Sale Price,” ie we know that the Capen Brpasteg, modaierell ware peepeona’ | Regular $6 ne yr emendously increased bus/ $18 @ $20 § 13 Semis Angus! Sele © @ Revolution Scheduled for Pur- ’ . Suits, x edominating. | BS cas ! pose gl os TROUBLE AND ON | KNOW [T. pers o merecrts a par tout ren, tll stint Pee . 3 ka , Over to Us. . on In the year just pest we have| elias emart Cheviot, Oe men, tall stout Short stim’ sien - : . it done the largest clothing business | trained +p Se and men of regular bufld- 7 in ments that have all the quaiifioal on pot ol $5 Worsted Hun- $3 “Why, then he turns to and he by- @ade us and be-be-damns us and he makes threats anid that, bofore he's had + Whereabovts in that th WASHINGTON, Jan, 8—A revolution, scheduled for May, ie rewing in Panama, It grows out of the discon- ent of the Liberal party. The revo- utlonists expect to forge the United Ris own office Em not ashamed : ne not ashamed of be | ; to take control of all the terri- eiiee Box coats, 8) and @ in. Great I came away trom iy Tr there asha, = Bumillatea—i dia, hones: aed It ls pointed out that within the canal | % sone life and property are safe, and tho mand for our clothing. Velour and sttk Mixture Casst- OVERCO ATS Reece eS "I'm told Gen. Bini > ‘ Point oan, and a cen Idler ana ne, | 2steary: conditions are muok better Never before have we sold so exclusive rent, Joutoey nan : fo handling men. vekon and uss | han in any other pare “0 Never pares Th of ‘very, ‘wats ut it’s hard for a Needs ‘t0 | (mertca. The malecntents, according much high-grade clothing. on these garments was done by the ity, mi Silk and Worsted trimmed. Janguage Inst Monday sounded to i Svan) ofglal, Just! returned y from a before rave we come to the end Paces] Be eh pica tand woe Q SUI 5 over shown at Tit and {0 ae. More like a fish peddler's talk then , | sthmus. realixe that they are the year to- | dividuality $22,50 @ of with so much up and such aa only y im tallored-to-order clothes 3s q date, new stock on hand, ee adie se BES and’ 900 YOUNG MEN $25 Overcoats, 1 5 5 Every garment in this sale was) than gny other ‘concern because, we Black, Oxford, several shades of in 1908, and Intended-to| were the best we ever gave at f3 Boe Sarzacta eaalie tor romins (6 12 Matton, “uisgt gt, ersey.. Bniish years o! sl men. | Worsteds unfint: be sold in the Fall or Winter of S22.50@- $ Our youths’ clothes differ from the| steds and Eruartest dentiote at tones 1905-1906, 4 : 1825 Suits ordinary kind of * ready-for-| Tinter Rane nes. including wi te wear gurments in that they are made| The models ere 48 and @ tn. galeis truly a clearance toerated, Finished and Unfin-}for young men by tailoring organiza~| Coats, Single and Double Breasted English Vel Finest Cansimeres | tions rhe make young men’s clothes | “You can uy reedy-forceorves, a ym, sively. vary good ovei t four stores Is reduced. We do not| {More than a ihousand suits are “hey have all the new fashion stunt. | Zh ire {he beat Judged, ftom any is lent of our stores tv 5 offer a few broken lines or a few | gents the best fragloring aad) "Mo | had a wonderfully good reputation | at S200 cr'tas ave Over been omtered slow selling lines, but.we say oF sss, and nowse-daye'you can | MONG young men and mothers 1 G25 Q@ $28. 8 1 7 choose fancy suit, choose that warm! ready | Young men for the excellent values it ANY fancy foe at $80 and $38. | has offered during the past fall and| Overcoat ANY overcoat, in ANY of our winter, How much more ta your ad Fi oe t A - ‘foreign Vi stores at a price 25% to 40% less $25 @ $28 & 1 7 vantage to buy here now atSemi-| Lond ey Vicuns, Gngliah, Melton, than regular. , |Suits, Annual Sale Prices! Every ofercoat | Worsteds, Foreign " Velour, ‘Siberian es ‘And remember, at regular prices} Finest Silk ‘Mixture Worsteds, | and every fancy suit for young men Is] eral new Gray shades and reel mnt lish Ss army officer's. It did so. trong enough to overthrow the Govern-j No Bunch of Littlc Boys. nent of Panama, as it is backed by re United States Government, so they | vill take the next best thing, Ameri-/ an admir (stration. © “Didn't he know that we ure no b © bunc \ ape boys, to be » om! up In Brss @nd sworn at? Didn't he Kk Gen. seen who began by telling Us what y | The Liberals, who are tea by Gen. 17} to do before he knew himself wh, | ‘Tuertas, are dissatisfied with the wa: own duties were, cou ' | he $10,000,000 paid to Panama by the re! mel i we've met Kindo, | Catted States ts being expended. Presi- Sentlemen in our iime under all sorts | dent Amador deposited $9,000,000 of this f coaditions, and we know that to regia Neal Sa many swear words ain't exactly appro | " bank In New York an | ¢ late or suitable for first meetings, a: | ng million ts being used for the ex- /{! an and another, penses of government and for publlo | ate place Teens It 1s asserted by the | you, I'm not ‘wholesome profanity in its place, . | mprovements. fi Gre times when no word but a hearty | wiherenta of Gen, Huertas that 7% por wor but a hearty Brome for tang when Ir nuite tne odss' | she. Of the funds expended tor patho aicn, Policemen wouldn't be able to | provements represents grat. Get ‘under: ‘some of people they | Juertas and followers are not get- Duck up against in this town if they | Ung their hands on .1y of these funds. @idn’t know slang. Devery didn’t ha Gen, Huertas took par! in the “revo- much grammar or book-learning up " i F aleeve, but he was a policeman all over. |! Brite wrong “ime. te a a ad eee aig the ours seuiitinais these garments were the best value | Glove ished Worsteds, Beart Un- included in this sale, mopelgn Fancy Worsteds and Bng! 4 + anh itt Sart im Cuseng. | Rare Fah ent a ess and eet | To: Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney Remedy,| ff in New York Clty. min een eames it] BS Suite @ Over| csv me tot & cet | Saurmby Jose Sonemer SEahutgconstienct | ince pie advent there haa been much'| will do for, YOU, Every Reader of The Evening} ' Our season ls over—our Winter| ip*here:" Auto ‘many ercuatve e'|Soung men, $ £.5O| mine eimee Te : Biola taste hin etheseere Bosse aaa: ES World May Havea Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.|§ '$ past—we are already. deep in) inpestabiuhmeme Models are cot-|sizes 16 to 5 e ‘ : Jerome, | but AIRSHIP SAILS Weak nheal hy. Kidneys are. rs rp Pet ea bi al = FRlocng ve of the, lahat nan ps Suits @ st work ever gone on ta and i to and ui t neys are onsible for more +a to be had at $35 and $23. wits Overe| 83 garments. 4 duced to a man, od daa mann of ’ sickness and suffering than any other fits therefore, when Considering the mild weather $28 @ $30 $ 1 Os Fs ats for ' $28 @ $30 §$ ; | "pun young men, Overcoats, 19. | date, it’s doubtful if you've a tre nocd ot heavy clothing. |Susits, ‘ ; $650 Foreign and Domestio Fabrics, bt o 6 to Foreign Wale Worsteds, Velours tailors tor eo and $0. the talloring $12.50 Suits @ ‘Wot goes es a Bunch of sens nom HIG AG through neglect or other causes, kidney trouble is permitted to Bo areas ly. game ie? i : continue, fatal results are sure to follow, : and Vieunas, English ] Triple Milled ‘Meltons in Black, Ox- =| sy | to say But now it’s cold, ee Your other organs may need attention—but your kidneys solid February and March, three months of Winter. weather before Rarely eurments, of tia hie Beer] yercoats and severat shades, Gray and 8 most, because they do most and need attention first. which Techn Foreign sort of cares Horace B. wild Went | Up If you are sick or «feel badly,’’ begin taking Dr. Kilmer’s Seu et form yon eee beve é ar for young $47.50 Wornteds and eeeds. K — Bigeeany Pan “nore coer ny 2,500 Feet, with Mercury | swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder temedy, be- or : $35 Suite, 2 I | men,sizesi 7 Double fireamted” Box Gonta 2 a sotlicer ti ttare gosalp to-day eliminated Five Degrees Below. cause as soon as your kidneys begin to ter th Read the Ist of cettes g the pest trom for-|t® ZO , oa wend, ‘Pines. from con s y y get better they will help can buy at 4 prices. or $15 Suits @ Overs Z Sieradon for tim lace, ie, Det all the other organs to health. A trial will cohvince anyone.| J Yov, wilt find here just the Suit oF duction Coatantor Tuxurigualy full silk lined, 4 not 8-] CHICAGO, Jan. &—Horace B. Wild). Overcoat that you have’ been look-| ssi?" 4 i Tange of, exceptional values at e; | th | | RLY Cone et, Piper woul ‘ pea E het REBAR “Sept the place whould it be offered (0) soeq nig atrahip the Eagle six miles! The mild and immediate effect of] kidney, liver Sid bladder troubles, ( te BES, name of tke White, « well-known | Over the elty ine driving enowsterm |Swamp-Root,, the great Kidney. end] the aymptome of which are-—obliged o to. by $32.50 @ $9 1 @ again being men-| and a temperat regis! ladder remedy, is soon pass your-water frequen’ nl it y men for the, vacancy. at the’ Gentrai TOW an; Orveew. were) Nea? ateude | stands the Nigseat for ite wondAcBell ead, Gaye Wak ire oe cee Re SRUOr hed: Gewe: the, wore + $35 Overcoats, yay Ser ta Aly , | Teaohed was from 1,800 to 2,600 feet. Tho| cures of the most distressing oases. | passing, brickdust or sediment in the the right. os a A ; Foregar’ Biveian’ 7 (enicoth’ and GUE REAL tN” cxsorn| sx er Cosson treet te] tae HERE aad ts tas poet ot aa Seton Stone aes ee Children’s Suits @ Overcoats) 932 «shine Be, Petatrict-attorney. Jerome's foot of Chicago avenue, almdst on the|tem right, and the best proof of this| dizziness, poor digestion, sleepless- ALTERATIONS FREE. — We Viunen ands Boisign ileus al fs a trial. bess, nervousness, heart disturbance| Mf ont every garment that goes out “Brill Brothers have given better values in their children's departments | Black. Blue, Brown an Oxford, The during the past season than they have ever before given. dels . Suits and Overcoats for boys from 3 to 16 years can be bought at very small prices, The.reductions in this Semi-Annual Sale offer a special in- co-opera- tion with Gen. Bingham {9 looked upon | jane ah peel favorable sign oy those petices lost my bearings after I left the BS COTTAGE @T.., MELROSE. mass. | due to bad kidney trouble, skin erup- eS ee Brom Mr. Jer-|1ake shore,” salad Wild, ‘The smoke ‘Ever since I wad in the Army, I tions from bad b!ood, neuralgia, rheu- of our stores, even th bought Reta wieg pay Ca oe migaly had er of re-| was wo thick I could not see a thing! more or less kidney trouble, and’ within|matism, diabetes, bloating, irritabll-|{ at a reduced price, to fit as per- ¥pu oan only compare xarments ot thi Kind with best 6th Avenue ff from the t below me. Then came the sttow and it| the past year it became -so severe and| ity, wornout feeling, lack of ambition, rs “athe . wrew so cold my thermometer registered | » complteated iret bbe avert ee and | loss of flesh, sallow complexion, or fectly as tailor skill can make It Gucenaent. tor ell: parents: Gf, boyslte cows fo: Prills: stores uo tailor. wor! i Sve below, _ t ‘Analy stopped. the er | power as fast leaving me. 1 saw. an | Btlght's dlseage. fit. Men’s $40 3D = oot and wrote & j ane ne ee bap tote BY aed eg bap mesg da tne, a 28 tt your water. when allowed to re- DELIVERIES, &¢.—During this Overcoats, 5 was away to ete | ee este aeior taking: BwaMmpe Root OW |For wen oe ee nee sass OF bottle! Hi sale our customers: will enjoy all] | Cl 1°. Price Carr’s and North of England Mel- § tell I was over. Milw Heid Migr teomgr tr * twenty-four hours, forms a sedi the advantages of our Free de-|][ chilurens Overcoats, Reefers and Suiis that are #7 value! tdns, North of England and Den- mo — [si for istrict, | # feontinued {ts use and am thankful to| Ment or settling or has a qloudy ap- Sule Price... Tank derasys,. Mure see ae e Kes. Moat YY und it hard 13 4 strong. | pearance, it. is -evid livery,’ C. D, and other sys- and . “the he gay that I am entirely cured an: pearance, evidence it your very, . DD Se eee isvousr to.e,ter7 mre aveat cht That kidneys and bladder need immediate | {ems maintained for thelr conven- b Avo/fimrea feet of rope." and Tox Gouts and a few of these garments are ard coats sold by all $40 and above. he pronounced it ail right and | attention. ience. 4 " Voreign Vicunas, Blysiins and Imperial ‘Velours, Mack and Oxford 46 In. Box Coats. Triple-welght mer- vellieux silk lning—every garment a masterpiece of Overcoat Art. 4 RRIGRR CCS ea Swamp-Root ts Smamn Root fs. pleasant to take TOMBS COURT 1905 RECORD. |. {utsal“ineese “Mhasking” yu" ‘ot uy | worid over in Woties of two sives ant M faces it audly eure ante. 3392 $39.50 4 ip meray? SwampeRoot to al auiterers, {ais very chase’ price. Experienced and Get the Habit. Go to jcoats, 3 bint iat A . ia courteous salesmen assure intend- ton, re 4 Chiet Clerk ; eapigeel gt ee deaerqeas pot oes ing patrons the same intelligent ‘Tombs, Court ks i é i i service al found in Brill et a oe eee re aren te y free by mail. ‘The book containe ‘ UNION SQUARB, "279 Broadway, near Chambers. 44tk St., near Broadway, 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich St. 4 NEW YORK CITY, 125th St., corner Third Ay.