The evening world. Newspaper, June 26, 1906, Page 12

sR. OME IEEE THE : ; VENING 26, arcat LE ee cen aon f THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 26, 1 nee a ae s ' | ’ > Hat FA ( ——_WINS'S REPORT | BROOKLYN WINS. . \ it ray ny lik mt y { N WUUUDURT | ; j OUTRAG F() US, SAYS iN 5 EET te 20. a Dey at cea alone! ee ae Fast. | FROM BOSTON The Best Shoe. i Sy : pox Wet Cis PSs White Low Shoes. Made of washable white calf IM PT FR : : Y | and white linen of extremely fine weave. ' Majority of Aldermanic Aeron Tenney’s Men Never} Among the most attractive models for summer peta SES Investigators Refuse to S Headed Trolley Dodgers steed : ; | c) Vote for Removal oe, : The new Sorosis Pump, with narrow toe, high Mr. Metz Declares the Robberies Com-} Sc cesisCnBaNS ae rane : After First Inning. Gist Hl welt sole, finished with large 7 : Q Haak ERIE Quaken bow. mitted by the B. R. T. Will Drive SCORE ah INNINGS. | ae The Sorosis Gibson Tie, with new narrow toe and the City Into Municipal Oper- a cob 88S 88 89 fst lat Big Cuban heel, large eyelets and vide ribbon laces, ' ; c BATTING ORDER. ation of Street Railways 1 Boston. Men’s and Boys’ Sorosis Shoes. Five-Cent Fare Leaséue. vule beat Puente eletnicye Basement Salesroom, rein Boots, Shoes and Ties of Patent Leather and The Brooklyn Ravid umes the right to charge Health Calf, Tan Russian Calf, Vici Kid, ete, 10 cents for the trip to Lawn Asie Men’s Sorosis Shoes ...-.....4.00 and 5.00 pair Pow up for the extra nickel He 5 te te oh ‘ii The company HAS NO FSTA LISHED: RIGHT te collect this extra Boys Rec uiosaeeammen nse HGgt5O, fare, and the courts HAVE NUT p this ton. Now Youths’ “ Mees Cu eaette tore tage BOO ta the time to protest against UL FIV T FARE ; H LEAGUE, Sign your name to this blank it to the Five-Cout Fare League, Room 49, Pulitzer Buildin To the Editor of The Evening World: Sheptalirs tie a JAMES McGREERY & CO 1 desire to enroll myself as a member of the FIVE-CENT FARE was marked by sharp. work Twenty-third Street. LEAGUE to protest against the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company's pooanaaiaccaie, } ° and allied lines’ Illegal exaction of an extra five-cent fare to Coney play here to-morrow and ‘ taignd’ large crowds aro expected j First toning: - ; NUD rectotence egies chcoo casa: soney singled fo Tht and went t9 | : Addres 9 : { 4 Comptroller Herman A. Met : m municipal ownership | 4. JAMES McGREERY &60, | ‘| R ; i ! G i | of public utilities where privs s can show their ability to more cheaply serve the people than the people could serve themsely ae But Mr. Metz does not entertain c ownership delusions in Men’s Underwear | Sale of Parasols ots of Brooklyn and their traversing by the surface and yen | aes eae: Anew ee the Brel Rapid Transit Company. and Hosiery, | On June the 27th and 28th, folaiciee tresuEeoL ign eoney eens jFrench gauwre lisle thread | Covered with linen and lace, i maid 3 ctz to-day to a! reports of Mr. 1 Shirts and Drawers. alic jac ; H ee er ening World, & were submit Y : silk and lace, embroidered ; diataicaplyidrl vine) theelty oF er | ,|Shirts with long or short) jinen, ruffled valenciennes i ote sartons car tine | THREE PLATOONS sleeves. : lace with silk border tafa i eet men | i ,|Drawers with regular and | fetas silk and plain im- i aera ia aclklei ; a i ) stout legs. | ported gros grain, ;| Adopt a Resolution Calling on Axnar was best, 3 “aironig. Agile tired in the final tur 85c each {Colors :—red,, green, grey, : Police Commissioner to poe Lee rea value 1.25 pink, tan, black, black and 4 Restore Sy MRS, STENTON WHITNEY PAYS Knee Drawers, made of white) white, royal and navy : linen with black hairline} btues, brown and white. = w. si ares Gold or white tips and ribs.) Handles of Iyini t . - rae | furze or thistle wood enamel, crysta} lanestoreraiintended That Commissiouer Woodbury be ; ts s Wants Seaeide Beaches. removed from office for incompe- 7 bre 4 De Rey CREE ECE f| 10 Pi} Itt [Men's Black Silk half Hose! value 6.09 to 9.00 y neglect of daty, waste and extray-| | with black cotton sole. Covered with linen, pongee, agunce and violation of the pro- | lie F d as silk i © cry i lors:—black, , QT j e tuken) for five minutus: Geers uepart-| VOUT. a Of jurdered Star “Shoot-Bonny Blue | turquoise, brown te ad and to come | | ment be reorganized unde i / ’ ii 5 ee Sa 1oise, b: x ar prenilen (Bale and competent Commins Woman Will Submit to | Il, Get Brings Highest } 3°. Twenty-third Street. leer of favors that a i oy ae <r ibe a tsgeny ee } pointed for the Borough of Bra No More Third Degre i) i Price at Sale. jB NS. | value sae 6.00 hea 3 j 5 Suitabls for street costumes, lingerle ee : any ay | Naree feseninereeeaaye force nar oF : cues ' JAMES McCREER See ey “i * GIANTS LOSE LAST : ae noi > kitied 3 $ Star, a cast: | Sixth Inning. | i Ya 60, | Twenty-third Street, sil pound away a gen-| BATTLE WITH THE | ro ticatinteal ar ee i i A ; Brain to 2 Tahal PHILADELPHIA MEN. | eas | On June the 27th | | eae pride Sale of Robes. | if i a | oe . Pye Be | : 'Skirts ready to fit, material) Vv 4 | ee nee “ No| and trimming for bodice. | JAMES McCREERY & eve ‘ NE ‘Thut the present system of snow removal be abandoned apd that | Mull and Batiste Robes with as ’ j ; contracts be let ou the bas mrlencied acs incertiont nee! Ladies’ Coats. | erin § ea rane ie ee 'o| ished with tucks and em-)Tan Poplinette Dust Coats, } ventnilanina: That tmmedinte steps be taken | Op Rye, mae ; SER tipi au iannitingeuevacvendent dipnenell t 5.00 |Black mn etes Silk and aes A) a kod 1k nw t “Hrookiyn Kapid Transit atter the | a | Broadcloth “Eton” Coats, { : PARRSanocat maaan yrttic seat Handsome embroidered Mull | .50 and 12.50 } tion tn Brooklyn. 9.5 9 : f ng oF culling of and Batiste Robes. Numer- formerly 14.00 to 18,00 * or at a to. ous patterns, finished with| Three-quarter length Grey i ‘ ‘ ed Er Gaderer laced a lace or eyelet embroidery, |} . Tweed Travelling Coats, } to the mi J io 10.50 Joste W.: T. Welen, | 9:75 ; | i Mt bY eel Ninth tenings formerly 15.75 and 4475 Black Taffetas Silk, Peau do } ateres aon ith the hall ol omen “by Mazagan—Giance; 8, 3t.| yyy Meo Tenney. Lewin was Dut, Stro- Soie and Broadcloth Coats, HALIFAX, AT ng non a 18 0 cour | HEM, aA nt ta made a aereangples ve teem tegen; Twenty-third Street, Medium length, semi-fite I 10 TO 1, BEATS 4s : , foun McGaw Wood neal | ane re aipeconeae ting. Lined with silk, { WORLD'S RECORD | ©...) ae ) f ede ra -Falaska; J. 11 ae 18.00 oe. |MIRS. LOVATT ATTACKS Sister Jullet; J. 8. LAWYER IN COURT. ' Twenty-third Street. ne oni? ae JAMES McGREERY & CO, fa eH EP DRE bf _| ang : second. Hower: | g hiae been administered hot: | BREWER HELPS TAFI’S a Red River ¥ Rep eee Tie | ; PRESIDENTIAL BOOM. “terry | He Denounces Her in Summing Up Divorce Trial and She Makes Hi i aan sty OE a a Scene, Silk Petticoats. Always Finding Fault! i getting tito Brolin NO RU [lowed pamemen: eyes Mazagan— srk: | E eat a sen | Best quality Taffetas Silk mi Ta ba th ~" BATTALION FIRE CHIEF | is by Mandemeseeeh wal smg| Petticoats, Bridgewater—Argon; W. A. calling Lawyer unsel for her| A complete range of fashion- » foward him as it) able colors. Suitable for street or evening dress. pee lala easy. Monee CUMMINGS INJURED. “LY LINE IN BROOKLYN ear te aatle ciainete| TED UP BY ACCENT, | filly bY Handsome—Bridesmatd 11; Shoot—Lady Alberta; D. ained by court ofc y Mazagan—Niebat; C. B Reed, Ithough the proceec —<—— R 3 | eo were disturbed for » ‘ 1 i | 5 nutes : ale ae srogucito S BOY SCALPED BY BLAST. und by, her So anca7. 2 Fancy Bird in a Drive | Mr, Baldwin, his Sth 1 We Be G Gea re ane Oe relesiC Aarne e summing up referred 3 B1 oat , | Heke EAA miGloshinsan a peasant erase : Twenty-third Street. anged and the Are you one of the untortunates who w in the jury's hands. work for an employer that it is next ta KILLED BY A TRAIN, impossible to please? If so, what ar@ ened NEWSPAPER MANAGER DEAD. Max your chances for progression? went i a HARTFORD, Conn., June 26.—Rufus Every day The World prints hundredg phere ii Ko two hundred and | 1. Jackson, vusiness manager of te} Sunday World Wants of “work” offers, many of which ope ® a ha THR " . me of the lece: artford es sinc closed CE AE as EPAONA OF UUTE sroad cebineethatone lanly catia uname aastalen th ced the gateway to rapid advancement, ths for the place, following an illness of feet and cted tn a few minu SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, with an axe- ed than. He was hurled | Several | PYEMING WORLD CONTAINS ALL ull off a» clean as if| heart di Bright's Work Monday Wonders.| SEEK AbmuSsION TO-DAY! 3