The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1906, Page 10

‘Ww roof of the scuttle and resehed Mu noticed and without ald The wome: wore at Ubi roam. as they of Detention, A pleased Into Sprin Mulberry ' Fifty-nt Mabel Hols twenty, who Is John Holmes, 8% West F ployed in AbY One Hundred maid to be the tn companion was negress, who was witness In a west side ho Important Witnesses Both. Both women were deta of District-Attorney Je! Holmes woman is regard: cially {mportant wt Spriggs wan arrested a dealer In “white sls courts have felt fluence that was hard to ov was proved that the negro wa habit of kit holding the prisoners, weeks, often fo" meinder ot his days behind t The Holmes gir! was placed House of Detention months ago. W! and two ot women's more th ¢ Dickin an KON w Ty * Mulberr north {s th t tion At * the } house are sharp | | semicizle, bend a 5 of the House of f tenen twely ton the root -house, roof. Sharp Barrier on Roof. the Sleuths Bluffed Story. WHITE SLAVE” CAUGHT AFTER 00D ESCAPE. eracuibie's Story Told of Flight of Women Pris- oners fro m Custody. | / / by onters ‘WEE OF “JARVIS” SEEKS HIS PARDON. [MANNER IN WHICH WOMEN WITNESSES ESCAPED FROM HOUSE OF DETENTION. ] THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 28 | “Ay seattle Of Tenement J No. 48 spring s J 4 Of “ HIP SINGER GETS NINE-YEAR SENTENCE. | First of the Chinamen Who Figured | in Tong Battle to Pay Penalty. Supreme thers he was arrested and be sentenced later Axsaulting three of the The “assault” was lv FLAGMAN KILLED BY CARS ON N. Y. CENTRAL, and Fell Beneath Car En- deavoring to Board Train at Morris Heights. k Welch, Slipped to boant a moving ALFONSO MISSED SHOT AT EAGLE FROM AUTO m as "| TRIBUTE FROM YACHTSMEN. | ed of Them Dine of Mr, Phree 1 n New York Centra!! ‘ IS SENT TO PRISON. : ‘WALTER YEAGER IS | SAVED FROM PRISON. Rally se Court He Will Not Fall Again. Friends was to of Forty- an rat t of the corr Broadway and wh ded guilty Hoe was ¢ as treasurer by one of the INDICTMENT AGAINST | SCANNELL DISMISSED. Jerome at 1 Ex-Fire jct-Attorney F. PALMER MOODY "JAPANESE GUNS TO « CRUSH COREAN REVOLT, rege cee DROPS BACK ON ATHER AND CABLES, WHEAT ay, May Around Him and| ti Foster's part of t Last tn New WALL STRIET. ' ‘THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS MONDAY, May 28 If the story | A. J. Cassatt was to be forced out ot the Pennsylvania Railroad » F. Baer this stock s of the story were Reading st c Mish At tho close of the ¢ prevailed | belier that | pad s ys exte COTTONSUPPORTED, BUT SOME LOSSES S today wan it 1062" to" 10.63, from Philadelphia that | presidency was 4 ronti- nck refused 4 epeated its loom- HOWN. scat fe 11,81 = % CEYLON TEA BLACK or GREEN Reaches your table laden only with its native purity .A good reason why it has a special claim on tea drinkers. IT=Use fresh boiling tutes HOW TO MAKE quantity as of other tea, Steep four or five m ayater ‘SALADA Ceylon and India Tea Received Highest Award and GOLD MEDAL at St. Louis Exposition. Trial Packets, 10 Cents. ~ Nervousness Caused By Eyestrain. REGISTERED PHYSICIANS make all our eyesight examinations. To consult them will cost you not one penny, Glasses only if needed—of- ten as low as $1, always moderate. Oculists and Opticians Established Nearly 50 Yoara, 1274 Broadway, Eelow S84 Bt. 217 Broadway, Artur House, 8 223 Gia AVG, Below 15th 8t half the] Ehrlich &Seons | 5 Cortlandt Street, noar Brondway. | A tad 5 CLOTHES For Decoration Day at SPECIAL PRICES. Whether you spend the day in city, country or on the sea, at Brills’ MAN CHOKED §©—-$2.500,000 70 TODEATH IN BUILD HOMES FOR ~——NVELEVATOR ISH LABORERS Caught Between Ceiling parliament Asked to Au-) of a Freight Lift and | thorize Loan to Halt Store Room Floor. | pee | Emigration. you'll find Just the clothes you need at just the prices you want to pay. Thesé “specials,” gathered by the power of the organization mean substantial savings to you. Caurht petween the celting of a = and the floor LONDON, Muy 28—Chief Secrstary D) Platt street, M bcs! ‘ for Ireland Bryve introduced . Willlam Mulcher, twenty-five years old, of No. 501 Harmon street,| Houses of Commons this afternoon « Prooklyn, was slowly strangled to | pill authorizing a lown of éath to-day. Hoy long he was there | * cottages in Ireland 4s not known, but he had been dead 6 that after what hhait an hour when found. Pa ckeaicietlcr taints The Platt stree 1 TNSEBEe Had av eHARARNS by the Malinckrodt f ‘ rome : hoped RHallthelnrooosedlira= The manager of t ace tried to dwell would he make a mystery of the af He said 2 to arrest the physical dectine of th ler Wie the regular elevator é ‘ er employees @ald that | Population and restore new hope to t | | er and was not] that Mu rm Irish laborers, The loan, ha explained, would tenth story and 0 ralsed on the mame terms ay the In ® ¢ 3 r oes AN aon i) to ‘care to the! loan. Money wi Y e available (Copyright mi 00! e went down t ¥ " ri ‘i 1 jen the “elovator, car lee en vont |aotiae res cena tien Hea eeu ERIa) Blue Serge, Gray joor to the fourth t . ende h judgeships for atoruke tf the sulary of the toca Worsted and 2. of Ireland from $40,000 t Piece Suit Specials Bl “ le apie of hours later an « jr oi for the elevate $30,000, h th ne deserted Mr. Bryce estimated the cost of a 1 Worste boy found the elevator stuck at out that 1 Worsted |the fifth floor, The er cromsplece of $ so that! a the of the Teated aqua Mm cottages would on ora neck, Bn presse wh against the floor. “He hnd been choked to death In the car was the package he had at n= ROOSEVELT ASSAILED BY been sent to get. The theory {s t he dragged tie packige aboard Black Ur out getting of the car ar fis Malnnes as he passed, “falling og MORGAN ON PANAMA. | Gray worst i su | far enough to be pinned down } ts unusual un ——_—_—.___ | Dec | MINNEHAHA NEARING PORT. TON, May 28 cial $ 1 2.50 | The Atiantke Transport Line steams Regen re nue AO at TRUE BI UE SERGE Minnehaha, from London for New York. . Piphienes nicigeiente halk ‘ < was {!n communteation by wireless with the station at Sinsconset, M he vessel was forty miles when She introds! AM sbout 8.39 1+ or vut what B. Altman & Cn. MEN'S and WOMEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS BELOW AT CONSIDERABLY THE USUAL PRICES To-morrow (Tuesday), a sale will be held of Men's and Women's Handkerchiefs, in the following desirable styles: Men's Plain Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, usually sold for $2.00 per box of Six, at +» * $1.45 per box Men's Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and initialed, usually sold for $1.45 per box of Six, at $1.10 per box Men's French Colored Handkerchiefs, silk mixtur usually sold for 42c. each, at 25c, each, $2.75 per dozen Women's Plain Linen Handkerchiefs, sheer quality, with hemstitched border, usually sold for $1.10 per box of Six, at 78c. per box $8 Double- is fast color, {to stand extra Women's Linen Handkerchiefs, hemstitched and embroidered, usually sold for 25c. and 50c. each, at 15c, and 25c, each (Rear of Rotunda on First Floor.) and Double- cf { the wear and hold the color—good “ $3.95 1 Suits, all new ed fast color Satisfactory sere | B. Altman & Cn. | RUGS AND DRAPERIES RECEIVED FOR STORAGE AND SAFE-KEEPING THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER MONTHS, vice. Decoration Spe "WBe to $5. 95 GettheHabit. Goto Bukk Hricthers UNION SQUARE 14th Strect, near Brondwiy. 279 Brondway, near Chambers, 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich, 125th St., corner Third Ave, DURING WHICH PERIOD THE PLACING OF ORDERS FOR THE REPAIRING AND ALTERING OF FURS AND THE CLEANING AND REPAIRING OF RUGS IS ESPECIALLY RECOMMENDED. @ LACE CURTAINS, WHEN CLEANED, WILL BE STORED WITHOUT ADDITIONAL COST. Franklin Simon & Co. ill Close Out Tuesday GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURB CARPETS, BEDDING, Everything forHousekeeping thie outely Write for In 135 Women’s Summer Dresses. OPENS AN ACCOUNT, 104th St Station at Cornen pen Saturday Evenings, FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE., BET.103 & 104 S lace and embroidery trimmed, 8.75 Heretofore $23.50 to $39.50. | In white and colors; | o Alterations or Approvals FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. Jayne's Sanative Pills knock out indigestion, - ¥