The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 7

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY her over the head, cutting many gashes | Jrench Carina. 77 NO ais TION EMT ania Fags I cineeur G Complete with Mantle and glass- ware, Thes in her face and scalp. Her cries for help warned O'Keeffe to\get away, and After three months of the biggest he escaped Just before Policeman O'Con- China selling ‘The Big Store has fot ass hor came in... The cop called an am-| S x MEET AE AT THE FOUNTAIN 187 & 19° STS. Dulance and Dr, Colin, of Roosevelt | ever known, we have gathered ie Hospital, a sirtoe a Counsel of Tiller, Held for|Political Pull Released Burly|sutcner in the woman's tad, tien |{| ot WU iMdaiee pele WS eat eee EW TORN. a lisneuatees hi v vay, Jeavi he weak and 2 : ns ae est an Gem Robbery, Unearths | Husband, Who Went Home | jnjurca women atone ne “ene 8 thew out of the way before stock- 24,060 Men’s Negligee and Stiff Bosom mont. efficient . t 10 0! "Keetre ’ Stolen Diamonds. torSlay Weak Woman. sl fut satsb coca cnavine puiteae cone I burners open and the husband stax % Fine Frenc: China Cups and market, and gored in. He had been inflaming his hatred with flery ‘Tenth avenue liquor, BIG DIAMONDS — CUT. | Jonn o'Keems, a burly ongshoreman,| and from the sullen brute who avi Sl was to-day held tn $1,000 for trial foz|come back from prison to beat his wife { almost Killing his wife, Mary. in tro|"@ was now a raging, murderous beast. R Disp successive beatings administe-ed to h-r| ‘There were no verbal preliminaries © See Pap Diss pear eUi ston | night. Attaches of the Wes: Side) Reeling toward the cowering woman. Union Square Believed to Court, where O'Keeffe was arralgara | 0 Keette, a eRlE MIEN augineRae ee aie before Magistrate Baker, on sosing the|%. Det the while with any handy wea- Have Been Divided. woran in bandages sald to-day that it| Pen One blow broke her right arm, Was the most hortfble case of wite-beat.| And [He helpless. stricken creature wat ing that had come into thet court. Quan en Weer nnte: Shut Rete Rue en (Special to The Evening World.) O'Keeffe was in co! blows the brutal husband showered on ‘a urt in October for ‘ é "Ci Fi] DAYTON, 0., Jan. 3—Tho police have! the same offense and was torte, thg|_ He When Policemen O'Connor, Saget and McKeever, summoned by the wo arrested Prentice Tiller, the alleged dia-| island for a six months’ rest. Brute) an‘s son John, dashed in to the rescue. mond thief, and have recovered dia-| though he was, he had a strong poli A flores fight Kolloweds oe Ores y re 1 was ig min rd ful whiske monds valued at more than $3,000 which| Cf! Pull and ‘managed to eet out verter- The Dtisemen wore none. too. mente. Ii | day, He wandered into his wife's home, | subduing him, and he wore a-cut under he {8 accused of fraudulently obtaining] y, felsic | ag , and he w er} No. 4 Amsterdam avenue, at 6 o'cicck| thé eve Into’ court to-day, The police from the Mermod, Jaccard & King] jast night in an ugly mooi and p-o-| Pid that If they had arrived a little | later the woman would have been mur- : Company and the Tiffany Company in| ceeted with 11 eremony to take up’ dered. a 2 New York. a = = The valuables were recovered by A.| J. Dwyer, Tiller’s counse), and turned) Over to the police. They will be held for use in prosecuting Tiller. No information as to the hiding-place| of the gems has been obtained. | Tiller is in jail, charged with using » the mall to promote a scheme to de-| no equal for namental beauty and high candle- power. Se "‘\Colored ad White Shur ed Glass Spcon Holder: CUFFS ATTACHED OR DETACHED—PLEATED OR PLAIN BOSOMS iniabe ‘ass. French Decorated China “irate Saucers - 10¢ *.|| New Spring Styles—New Patterns—New Colorings, Every Shirt Cut Full, and |] ches infeners have never Decorated China Silad Bow! Guaranteed to Be a Perfect Fit. These Shirts Were Made to Sell Up to a]] been offered before. SS5e jc. Deco Decorated China Cracker Jars.4: hey last.....--.- Decorated Condensed Milk enue He Holders. Yow Creme Dauble Invarted #2 Fine China Chocolate Sets. 6 cups Light. id cers ¢ hoc it. B12 G 3.0m Odd Plates. Fr nen and Austrian ollar A alad and fruit to $1,50 values: beirut Att and the only thing we can KO see is that the laundry work is not quite up to the stan- dard, BUT THE SHIRTS ARE ALL RIGHT. Sizes 14 to 17%. FineChinaSets. This sale includes some very fine Dinner and Tea Sets in styles that sold so fast that there are only a few sets of each left. If you will remember that our regular prices on these are at least 26% less than others ask for equal (Allééek’s Electricity is outdistanced by the New Cremo Double Inverted L'ght, fraud. a ee ae | PLASTERS atts 208 i Apprei leh lo hing gt eae en ~ pap ead tarda) Sonera pica A universal remedy for pains in the back {so frequent in the case of will secure. 5 sommere ¢. the usual in Bilin Halt. bores ee nati, the detectives then searchnig her) women)}s Tey Give insisatenoous relist! 2 Ca and 6 plates, 91.25 Se eee tiene cian eee home for loot. They found none, and it Wateraver there is Sora Bete “arge bow! prieitheat one-tenth Sa certain that Mrs, Stiles ls a woman arene Plaster Pr $1.7: ane Niven hare, conte otiiee Serta should be aj d. ng , of the highest charicter and repute. pple 83 Choooinis Sata “chocciaie setu2s or fittings beneath the points of R ro Rhoumatisin, ny d_ saucers, + 82.25 incandegcence, and consequently lobbery Baffled Police. Colds Coughs, inet and 2 no shadow,no glare, no blinding Baw auecoud -sobbsrien Havel’ss Nate ‘olds, A $10 French Chin 1 flash: just a steady, gentle glow, $8 Baglish China Dinner Bet intense, but co well diffused as to $22 Fine Carlsbad Chi i35 Fine French Ching Dimeer Bou < areas td to no more strain a 19.50 (Taira Moor, Front, 19h Sts ‘They are an exhibition In the basement. eee en ee rest Srowing Daily in the Great White Sate. Undermustins Ltke Ghose You Would Wake ror Yourselt. Saving of About J-3 in Gable and Bod Linen. Nobody offers goods of any kind at lower prices than ourselves. But you won’t| The most important thing about this sale {# that the reductions are straight outs from our find the skimpy, made-to-advertise stuff here at an: f own regular prices, Nothing but the biggest kind of a sale occasion could warrant such i i ‘ y price. ‘The garments We) reductions. We 1 dus em only once or twice a year, The figures on offer in this Great White Sale are made for the wear and the service of crit-| Some Mt the Wore stare qoute, Whe chante acd ciliow cases, will speak for themselves to ical and fastidious women—the women that like pretty underwear as much] 99 out of 100 women. In other goods we quote our own regular figures as well as the sale fled the detectives of this city as that e@ommitted in the old Tiffany Building, im Union Square. on May 4, 195. Three | Jarge stones were spirited out of the lap- idaries' department between the closing of business on May 4 and the opening of the safes next day. One of the oldest employees of the firm hed been cutting the stones, valued at $85,000, for a necklace ordered by a wealthy man as @ present for his wife. ‘The lapidary had finished work for the @ay and had placed the stones within @n ion gcreen which surrounded the . wafes on the sixth floor of the butlding. Tk was supposed the gems had been put fm the safe, but when all the stones were “ t . as they like fancy outer price, so that you can see at a glance what you will save if you come now. checked up next morning it was discov B d th P | | iy Roney) garments. . . v4 id Hemmed— ered that the three were missing. On ra ri re s A I Ss They are the kinds you would make for your own wearing—if you had plenty of A eer eer lity that af- bidet eaetite ik Hemmed Huck Towels, ‘May 18 the theft was reported to Police The Great Bloed Purifier and Tonic. stablished (768 time, the materials, and the “know how;”. but low-priced—remarkably low-| ways retails up to 15c. yard, at........- Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, and Cie ORES B priced—by far the best values we have ever given you White Goods— Hemmed Turkish Towels. 5,000 in all. Reward of $10,600, Sixty-eight styles in Corset Covers from 10c. oA ”. 25,000 vards, including White Mercerized | Values up to 15¢., At, .-++esseeeeeeeeres In a description sent out by the jewel- 2 $3.75 Misses’ fader Wustins Striped Shirtings, White Mercerized Leno | Table Linen— Corset Covers from 25¢, to..............49C| Stripes and White Basket Weave Jac-| Beautiful 7c, quality all-linen fine bleached quards. Sold regularly .up to 20c, yard,| Irish Damask, in choice new i Bt ccc certs ee eeereesereeennenes a ie trey ewe) style in ares front 4 Drawers from 2ic. to.. Forty-five styles in Gowns, from 35c. to $7.50 Petticoats from 49c. to. AT pccrccsvcescvecccccecscscccssocesssoed Lies tute Fifty-four styles in Petticoats, from 45c. Children’s Undermustins. a ea lot. No w ds, but pertectly | 600 Pe all-linen Irish Bleached Damask ~ Ogee aoa eon atrl | inne om ne COn EAS 75c) made pillow cases of good quality soft fin- | Napkins, in handsome $1 quality, at... 69¢ Twenty-seven styles in Underskirts, from | Petticoats from 25c. to ish bleached muslin. Regularly 12%c.,| Table Clothe— Ses 1B casero sscersssseesseeee++ $1695 | Drawers from 160. to... at... seeeeesee@E] 800 odd Cloths, in fine fringed and pattern Seventy-six styles in Chemises, from 25c.| Drawer Waists, 10c. and Bed Shee Cloths, that have sold regularly up to +e. shaped and weighed approximately 1, —— ———— — —— 12 and 14 carats. A rewan of $10,000 was offered for their recovery. the Pinkertons that the gems, whose Prentice Tiller has a record tn imost to. o $4.95 | tants’ Long Slips from 16c. to $1 15,000 in this special lot. They speak for Co CA I Sincrie och io ore Ok 4 a + $1.95 a every State in the Union. He came line. o themselves, at .....sseeseseeseeeeeeess 2H | Cheese Cloth— : a into prominence in 1534 when he stole Oxtra Size Und Mucline ee Children's Dresses from 49¢, to $9.50) ony Cloths— 5,000 yds. of unbleached Cheese Cloth, just 4 $100,000 from the Pacific Express Com- Gowns from Tic. to..... . Description of such goods is a hopeless task. , a Co’ from 25c, to -$1.25 We can no more describe such isi 8,000 only. White Fringed Momie Linen the thing for dusting cloths. Sold regu bs pany in St. Louis. He served time in Corset Covers cs mata ria hetnten ich exquisite! ‘Tray Cloths. Regularly 10c. each; at.. 8c} larly at 40.; yard............seeees eee CE 7 Jefteraon City, Mo., for this crime and Drawers from 98¢, to. $3.95 | garments Oren med ink than you could|,. ie Linene— Bleached Cambric— | ‘was in prison repeatedly for rebborise Chemises from 59. to. -$1.95 Pore iaonly. core peerareoe eayon: 2,500 yards of splendid 25c. and 29c, qual-| 3,000 yards only. To sell at the ridiculous- aa fm Louisville, cpoebsiereaead Chicago, Bridal Sets—Chemise, Gown and Drawers— cellence and their yalue-for-price—come| ity Bleached and Unbleached Cotton Da- ly little price .......... one a eres trenipriaws ennt oct oa ce ti from $1,85 t0......-sseeeeeeeree +++ $25.00 and see them. (Second Floor, Cantre, 19th St.) mask, at ..+-..+-++++ sotsbrsiotinasonnee 17¢ (Firat Floor, Bust of Centre, 19th 8t,) 4 Se eee old Tombs ten years ago, His last at- e —————————_mnnnT EEE C. 3 tempt to escape was when ne was be- ll Ge SOig Store $s Ready to Wfect the : olier Books, ing taken through ue Union Bistics ( ‘brary ets | » . bo yee -, fe Chicago, sn April. wel, w Selle || Demand with Gremendous Assortments She P. K Collier & , Es py beeen ee paige at Wonderfully Low Price. fe aie aes Eloy. feared 19¢ Se 4 udseripiion Hooks. : i 2 Ghese Remarkable , Prices to Clear, Imperative and Absolute Cleaning Up Jo clear at one great sac- Outside of a slight store mark on : This announcement of itself will some of them they are absolutely AY ” Si P. 1 B. ke, bring thousands to this sale. All oregon won ne | QE OF Mandard and Sopular SIOOKS. | reins srousrnas wo ts sae. Ai of damaged books. PN i “this valuable stock has made a Price reductions beyond example; actual sacrifices the most vital and relentless we have ever |- gergatton which has never been In Superb34 Moroeco made, The largest Book Store in the city has been overhauled from end to end. Every equalled. We had to put them Ae . ide di Without any hesitation we want to shelf, every table, every counter, has been critically surveyed and every book that for any fac suena py cadet E ‘ black 8) His a famous Kentucky horsethiet- and later ohief of detectives in * Youteville, where he died many years As usual, we lead all others. We planned quite early for the inevitable Rubber Footwear demand, bought liberally, and now competition is simply at a standstill. You must buy Rubber Footwear for the slushy weather, which is only a matter of a few days, and this Sale makes R CAT FOUGHT HER it possible for you to save much money. 4 * tell you these are the finest val- reason we do not want to carry over has been marked at prices that are not at all based every day hundreds have been i 10 HARD FINISH Mibber ave aie men Soiled Sl vrered ay ‘ins ee on their wortlh The only consideration hasbeen the kind of price that would get them out here looking to purchase some of 4 Hees medium & heavy weights, $2.69 From any and every point of view immediately. Every broken line and every odd lot of odd books, every lingering quantity The oot we tow Offer te the: ase A 1 Men's Storm King Rubber Boots. The they are mmagaineentr 13s eat remaining from the season’s big transactions, every Library Set, whether in cloth or fine | cumulation of such books as were | Woman in Hospital as Result Lartlaréel hate vorehona anatioee fie Hypeitees binding are of © leather binding} every store-marked book, however slight the mark may be} every lag- | left out of the Great Collier sale | 5 * be i class that can only be procured gard line or lot-of every kind and class of books,—are now ready for a tremendous clear- Dtendicn is ie Rarayet usually st 2 and 8 times these ance sale sold. sale prices. They are sets to be At reductions ranging from 25 to 75 per cent. Every one g s at 19c., whether proud of—seta to last and be a Be they were originally $1.60 or $1.59 wane Every seam doubly protected. ur guarantee with every pair. All sizes at........ $3.50 of Battle with Her Own Pet. Men's 1st quality One-Buckle Arctics, deli lifetime. Uy) RB, Che W, Y i ; ght for @ @ Windsor Magazine, $8e | or $2.50 or $3.60 each; it makes no Mrs. Clara Lefay, wife of William Seamless,” Moulded | #018) a08 98c Dickens, 15 large 18mo., vols., 300 etch- PoputarRecent SS opular Books’ 3Se Hers you get just eMratly arr esiie: difference now. They will melt aay, an engineer, living on Taylor vamp. All sizes. : ings, photogravures, 6c. ..-..512.75 cane © in75cand $1.00 editions Se. “In tera aeons value for | away at the greatest bargain ptice Mnect, West New Brighton, 8. I, is in Men's Four Buckle Arctlcs. The best Dumas, 15 large 18 mo, vols. 108 tan Hiction, mash: | RENAE rig, Mustmilve nae abe, Windsor | of which you have ever heard, @ serious condition at Lae aes ai pie made. More men are wearing them ings, Ty large Limo. vols., Saintabury Regular S150 Edition. Hon. Peter Sterling. Stories and articles by. England's | _A™ong them are such books ag: pital, where she was n | every year because of their splendid Balzac, 1S Lares Une. loa. $14.00 eg: G Prisoner of Zenda, : reatest write! Caine, | The World's Great Events. 5 vols, Baition, lustre Remainders from our great pur-| Rupert of Hentzau. Kipling, Bi story of the Nineteenth Century. Abroad with the Jimmies. u pe, &c. 2, chase of the wholesale stock of When Knighthood Was in Flower, | We have scvén’ separate! halt-yeariy Tee HeNGs Hiatotion ok Gent ah volumes, each one Barn: com. the Consolidated Book Co, at a plete “novels ‘and. prementing, from | glist Works of the Greatest Scl- after being severely bitten by a cat. It 4s feared that dangerous symptoms muy develop. as it is thought the anmial service during stormy amo. vols., b% etchings, weather .......... Feeees $2.25 wae vated, &e, . +.$6.90. amg 10 large 12mo, vols., Raton Bier tx ee ‘wee suffering from rab! Anti-toxin Men's 1st quality Rubber Overshoes. t eB, HC, seeeeseeeree 4 at ts being administered, Belt-scting style. all sizes 4g gone is large imo, vols., iM etchings, | tremendous sacrifice to clear.) Standard and | iting? Gite, a Fetanyoe, nats | Sentiley et cus or the mameus hori ana Galore yrarebd Heats sient BE crash eSeseatercecserereses c ghotogravures, &e, coe ar Over 100 splendid titles to select] Copyright Fiction ‘PSe or the set would be ‘a treat, ‘Authors, 5 Mea ae Pee ricala Aging onitvalislee Boys’ Best Rubber Boots, Regalation ‘Thackeray: hotognivures, &o.--48.70 | from, You must not confuse | In Halt Pesthor Bindings! Famous English Done. ta toes qpen, nen cote ot Rp uthe {door ane enna Foes helehty ail sises up to 6. Lighter Pos, § large zmo, vols., 36 etchings | these books with those cheap edi- vee ‘0 “ra 0 copies wnten | . C2R¥7ht Tovols the aging Siow, Wenzell’s Superb black-and-: weights in 6, 7 and 8 for hotogravures, &c, . 85.40 ally about 45c.| We have about 1,500 copies whic! Book i age Ena Ot eee men and bigger boys... $1.95 Bulwer, 15 large 1mo, y Mone, || Hone: that soll casually, we will sell out at 88c. each. Un- ErPlienee by Ward, Lock 19¢ ‘And soores'of other valuable books, ther own maltese, She seized a broom togravures, dec. nd struck at the intruder. Instantly it ings, photog! #1106 | and G0c. They are the $1.50) 0.” ir B Reduced y conditions they | so1q enormously at 28. SItiusirated Books Reduce teel | “books, the low-cut price for! would be good value at Toc. We| 1} clear Y to Yominat Frices, io “Women's Extra High Arctics in But- Rubbers. turned from the Maltese and leaped at ton or Buckle styles, only the best Y » which is generally about $1.08./ sold thousands of them as a great | pis {5 ff this Sale’ eahegprelocisicapiedn nat Mic pone: Saari sear a4 $1 69 Seared cnaraviogs. What a marvellous chance it is! bargain at 50c, and'54c, But they |" bargulus.” We purchased Wares Clear at Once. Se aot henlae kaa iat ana ’ UP tO Boo. reese eee eeeee . for you to buy the finest Fiction} must be cleaned out to make room | Lock & Co.'s Sure eee yf this The Wolld's Griatest Masverpleces, isa hurled tt aside, but each time the brute Misses’ Extra High Arctica in Buckle or Button style......... ¢y 39 Popular at the lowest price ever heard} for a new line. Hence the re-| Shnds at wc.’ We have a i, hous Full-page Teproductions, ot the: aren ms peaion al Fe ca praileeaeraes fj of. Among them— tarkable price of 88, Among | quantity’ thal, are slightly marked. | RADII Ohi arge ae turned nok. ’ ou would hardly no i 4 its tists; ‘ Mra, Leldy was fast weakening) || Childr Extra High Arctics in Buckle or Button style..... $1.15 , Cibrary Sets “* Confessions of, a, Wife. eee e Gtleae a eal mata WitiCleae AC tte, ce 1. We Famous Plccuten ton of, the gronteal 4 when John Legn, a nelghbor, heard ||| 4, ‘4; Mieses’ and Children's Regulation Rubber Boot Paid of Pe radlee, use. Uncle Tom'a cabin. | Rox. * | Among the famous titles are: Mating» of the world’s great ut : Hep qtiehy ang): vaulting: #: fenge, scesne Seis ofa sere “ up to HHI] ‘To those who aro exacting in re- | Shadow of Victory: Jere ecate. | Roarele Of AE tugnignt Cada Cambrligee Arvigis. writh, descriptions and notes: ] to her Fesbue and drove off the eat |l{ Ch Arr pines up to 10% : ||] “gard to quality of paper and per- | Qld Gordon Granain. Fiat ‘Vioitn, Len Stlaarabtea A‘ stolen. tage (Bodkin. eo” pre edition, t0 clear, at...125 with @ pitchfork. Mrs, TLeldy, weak shel er peadhond Pee LENNART SARS 2 Ie fection of letter-press and binding Paneh of the Unknown. Tale of Two Cities, Pride uf devinico, Out front the Night ee 09, £01 morogca edition, 3 ae from fright Rent ig me setae Mises’ i209 Up to 2..esssseeeeesseeerebersereeseerenee es GBS jand yet mot Prepared to pay the le Mortimer. : Frannoe conte 7 Setnaricalty Shon. Hilmby House (Atelville), THe Bechet, iatory 2 ilton; edition carried into the house, je was fou! * usual high prices charged for such ‘The Duke Decides. Cristo. Lorna nes Woman, the Mystery. LG nus ip two beautiful volumes, to be juffering from, Seer & doze, Be- Women's sizes wp to 8........s+s0+> tesasersoe ese eteine tang | 65. editions—this is an offer of rare Gentiemen of the Bouth. ity, Ratr. Under Two Flags, ‘Beacon Fires ( Headon, Hill), Hon! iy dilus 4. 00 dition vere wounds In the face, neck and * | value> ! The Socialist and the ce i ne s (Melville). Sb su cue 20 Math a tox 5 The Captain's Daughter. ‘Thelma. Brooks of Bridlemere, Mlustrated Baitions ‘oj s. ‘The entire neighborhood 1» searching |{} | Some of these larger sizes women's boots can be used for large }}'|! Do not conflict them with the usual | foundof the Baskervilles, uwiara le wareeor SON ERE fery hinnasom> bint'ngsA'$1.00ilpe, for the animal Lhe nett Me ao aa cheap editions you have seen ad- | The Overtord. BRGAR_A. POR. "Deautiu | 84.60 ERARY, Compicte in 0 istwal ge.o | | Aigonm the tities ate books Vine ir 2a a ee So Women's Good Quality Storm vartiveds : subscription, edition: | 10/ per set half jeather, vuls: Subscription Fper net ypatia, Unelg Tom's Cabin, - “LOU” MOREWIN DEAD. Le a ic abbor Soe HIT cbersesaeaurcomesenmnee | | esPeocs Cake | aba ||| catprer seasrrzcte|| at Seats sates | | ge cen Se de Baste arts 8B. 4 f . Superb» photogray- | | |uabie eitey niverwal knowl ane S Women’s First Quality Rubber Over- Bulwer, "ii Vola. sie stot, git" Hiorary von, Never said Ghee atraubne, Tate ce wide | | |e. and @atrideed Bletionary. a the | | a eee ee aa ee mora: ee bands ore Cagtcrines, | | ture, to cloee as foltcws: . Would make @ grand Actress Known Here Succumbs lt. and eS Books reduced to.,..424 shoes in sizes 234, 3 and 25¢ BQ cicancssseprceestetvess. In all the aplendor of modern = They wero. sold by a big type, Tilustreced with 28 oe ae making. m1 | | stibecripiion house at $20 a eet, ‘and 10 photogra fen eloch “binding. Suddenly While in Chicags, jC {Btegel Cooper Store, 22 Floor.) CHICAGO, Jan. Loulse More- = = i Line ie. and e Shea Fone mt PRC arta U Leggins Reduced to Less = ie po eae aa PI) FORE ROLLE oT | Ba Rid a: Hooke! reaneeaian: age cal company playing ‘the Hele to the | AL CIF" Ghe Big Store, Sixth Ave., J8th and JItk Ses. Bi, And, His Tooke "reduced t3-. Ox ‘© GIVE “6. & BH.” GREEN TRADING STAMPS,