The evening world. Newspaper, June 28, 1906, Page 4

| ) | THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. JUNE 28. 1906, MAN BURIED ALIVE TELLS YEWPOST-OFFICE MURPH SPAS FEELINGS WHILE IN TRENCH PLANS FAVORED. ANOTHER SURPRISE FOUND 340 INDICTMENTS. | Under Tons of Earth for Twenty-two Hours--: BY CORTELYOU His Followers in the New Nine-|.., jcectwmckacacal owes. |) teenth District to Elect Considered 148 Cases. He Is Rescued and Doctors Say That He Will Live. Tammany Leader. 'Agreement Reached with ESTEE Pennsylvania Road for Vest Side Structure. Charles F new Nineteenth A Buried under tons of rock and dirt for ( Fischer, a plumber, of Tompkinsville, § out after firemen had worked so hard that many of the although unconscious when pulled out, to | graphically and even hmorously his remarkable experfence. He sustained no broken bones, surgeons at the Smith Infirmary believe, and there {s | a good chance of his recovery, unless blood poisoning sets in from hi em fainted. sufficiently came to tell} rening Wor’ IN, June 3.—Post y of the terms, conditions and lim- proposed purchase and the Pennsylvania, Now Island Rat - Donohue and McAvoy are be Murphy men in the to make a 1 progress fog off a dock and fn the mud. I atuck I was ¢ead, but landed head firs: there untll It geomehow I came Thought It an Earthquake. fications of t mubmitted. The Post- rated in the new ‘were mailed at 6.80 o'clock t foved that jing, calling them to a meoting to-nigh ot meet the | to elect a temporary lead Tho Mc-} of the Department in a ei Clellan men knew about the call as | “CHILD CLI | tlewars, and a somewhat extende jsoon as {t was issued, | | respondence has been carried on with al|them ran down to the North River | view to securing the desired changes in| and jumped tn. an! 1, I'd been working n in the excavation, and it I didn't have eoobet due are making tion of temporary under nveyed con-| s sould foel the ¥ auras ea ltpcies i ARTER SITE pi y body seeme ter Bt e jad} 1 thi | ‘A CLUPECO SHRUNK u, ATES face, but my body seemed numb. 1 pee yemenrenuucuteee.l ene) inGenrelerent catronas care couldn't move nd or foot, but I didn’t Oy rt CLUETT, PEABODY & CO. SAVES HER I Six-Year-Old Bessie Mc- # Cormack Rides 100 Yards in Peril. ie ° tion aha the Post-Otfice Building. handful of di “Afterwards I learned a fallen at it kept the et head and suftc he purchase price 4 ance a3 low. What breath I had left. Reajized His Position. an to think I coul of quiver as the I knew th Re nle had presence of and strength beyond her age six-year- feel tha! pl Jack managed to ause cas dirt sort to get at me an earthquake lin avenue, Brook ebay pcarytand ed 100 yards. ica Almont exactly 4 what that } Y : how they w sterical Ww little Bessie u more be a tons © woner with others | ja? “> TRAIN BLOWN FROM TRACK, 20 MEN HURT MARTTI | on Ww faint and s whe} aped t i gene dei nti Clothing ‘Specials i ve “America’s Best and Purest Milk.” = For Men and Boys aE Fresh from the Farm poeieagalae —NEW BOYS’ ; nee Ske wet | a € q SWEET CLOVER BRAND CONDENSED MILK rt Finest and Richest Milk Made, Ys Most Nutritious for Children. 2 Absolutely Pure, THE MILK OF QUALITY Beautiful Presents Free. cE. i | 48c4 | O8c} a stylish, special! ————— Zs iy For Sale at All Grocers’. | mer 1 .48 Sas Oh 48 to $4. 95} Tees ee 89c |} | Children’ s Wool Suits “Si. 505 anes se eeches; | se one Sa Os ‘Young Men’ Ss “Suita Blue Serge Suits for Men, $15. $20 & $25. Within the province of our dtocks you may find serge suits, ronal many degrees from the commonplace. rictly all-wo and double worsted, ch In the matter of fabric, fit and style they possess an excel- nd cassimere suits; sizes 14 nt $10 values.. lence characteristic of Hackett, Carhart clothes. a | | There are three garment suits in single and double | Men’ s , Suit Specials breasted sack models in the ultra or conventional styles, Suits that will hold shape, fit, style and color until worn $ 1 O } out; worth one-third more together with two garment outing suits. The coats are half and quarter lined with fine alp aca. | pein Negligee Shirts ot $1.15. ( ¢ Our regular $1.50, $2 and $2.50 grades. All siyles, if all colors, all sizes, t Hackett, Carhart @ Three Broadway Stores : At Canal St. Near Chambers Si Suits of fabric and tailori nm every detail equal to those, usu: honth “$12. 50 sold’ ike ally Suits Special m the six ¢ tailoring uilt suits fror shop L. B. UNION SQUARE, 14th Street, near Broadway, NEW YORK CITY, At 13th St. 279 Broadway, near Chambers. 47 Cortlandt St., near Greenwich. 125th St., corner Third Ave. Ww hy Many Women Suf- “TH i ST, ms ri Sc powerful be taken 4 mre so drastic gk of the At 165 Ae Butler Stores A new store opens Thursday morning in West Hoboken, at 174 Summit Ave., bringing the total up to 165 James Butler Groceries, all in or about Greater New York, and all of them fur nishing housekeepers with far better values than they can possibly find elsewhere, 5 are the favor Virgin sts, states n, an ipment {s the ¢, sound, clea, pala- and so appetizing. You Rill bavertorbel (a big potful to give the chil- will want to cat—and no article ot diet is more hful or sea- The price is extra special—so low we may be cleaned out before Belle BrookButer=2 = £ OUND PRINTS OF BELLE BROOK BUT- Aas FETT Ta aoe reer quality of the finest eee creamery product—put up in clean, hygienic Stawr cartons, lined with parchment paper, and delivered fresh daily to each of the 165 JAMES BUTLER STORES. This is the new grass butter—pure, sweet and fragrant. In taste, flavor, cleanliness and purity it cannot be surt Go Bees fon One : 5 These eggs are strictly fresh and 117 Eo dS for 25c. are giving unbounded satisfaction. We are still bringing them in by the trainload, and every egg must 1 You can’t buy strictly fresh eggs like these for less than nts a dozen except ata James Butler Store, $< At this season of the year, when the heat becomes humid and oppressive, there is no bevera ze so soothing ce ea to tired nerves, or so refreshing to tired muscles, as 2) Coffee will, Every housekeeper should have a supply of her favorite tea bottled in the ice-chest. We specially 2as, steep for six minutes, and pour the infusion into a bottle or jar. Keep a quart or so always in the ice-box and you will have the ideal iced tea for hot weather, which By cotfee nothing excels Butler's Old Government Java. See list of special offers below. inspection. frequent sips of properly brewed iced tea. Often it quenches thirst and restores appétite as nothing else = recommend Butler’s Ceylon Golden Tips as the most delicious and economical. Use half the quantity you would take of other you can flavor w ith lemon or otherwise to suit your taste. A handy way also to have it for picnics, and you can prepare and keep coffee in the same manner. For Summer Beverages. At 105 James Butler Stores, Grape Juice—Essie Brand —} <S% eit. Rie ~ and unten eda See Double’ Gree Stamps for 10c 14 Free withall purchases of 10 cents Pee except C.0.D.Grocerles. . bot., worth fc Special Gifts of ‘'S. & H.’" Stamps in place of Double with Butler’s Famous feas Q Coffees 60 Stanips Free with 1 1b, Ceylon Golden Tips for.... 5O0c¢ mer Extract Root Be with eno’ Haboand ste teak 6) stamps Free with 1 1b, Unxld Teas (worth $1.00), 50c male Extroct 30 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Best No. 1 Teas (3 varieties) 35 ct tonic, stre 15 Stamps Free with 1 ]b, Choice No. 2 Teas worth 5vc,) 25c tier worth 20 Stamps Free with 1: Ib. Old Goy. Java Coffee for, 30c Soda Water—A 15 Stamps Free with t lb, Mocha and Java Coffee tor, 256 ib ars, in big qt. bottle 5c 10 Stamps Free with 1 1b, Best Maracaibo Cofiee tor, . 20c = ~ Liberty Jam—Allt SS fruit flavors; 4-]b. Summer Cereals. Essie Sugar Corn. Blue Jams—Home Maines Finest baby Sugar Gorl™ rice ( Package, fron hole fruit; all deliciously sweet and Quaker Rice ( k lass jar, -15¢ nm worth 15c., 1 l 4 Egg-0-See.. Cc risp and fresh; ttrers c { Heaton Oatarcts) 3 Pees ese juart bottle, Baked Beans. ® Housekeeper’s Brand, plain or tn u Dainty Biscuits resh from the warner Wines and Liquors At 73 James Butler Licensed Stores, Galion Milk Crackers, 4 1b “J. B. Choice California Claret—| An excellent dinner wine, the pure} Jug Free Clarets” juice the grapes..eee Bottle, 20c Fontaine Freres Pontet Canet—High-class French insaes) bottled at the chateaux, Imported in glass; pint boitle.... 25c Jean Francisco et Cie’s St. Julien—Fruity and ‘full bodied French caret, bottled with great care bottle. 50c 75¢ Red Grahams, package Butternuts, a measure HouseKeeper'sSpecials Tomatoes —Large, red, ripe, in solid filled cans, Early June Peas—Fresb, green and tender, Imperial Rye Whiskey, rare value (20 stamps free) bottle Large Pocket Flask Imperial Rye Wnisxey for 30 “S.@H."" Green Stamps Free Sweet, Sugar Corn— Maine style — the sweet, fresh, field flavor, with any one of the followin, eanuane "2 Monogram Rye Whiskey, ten years old, bottle. 75c 3 of each, Cc Kingussie Scotch Whiskey, the mellow blend, 85c ie Magen Bitters, make most appetizing cccktails, bottl 5Oc French Peas—Genuine imported Bass’ Puie Ale, ripened to pertection, dozen bottles, 1-50 “petits pois moy 3 Beer, Ehret’s or Liebmann’s; light or dark; case... 1.00 Rteen and ten- AG 25c All the leading Wines, Liquors, Ales and Beers—foreign and domestic— Gere eseeee + are in stock and for sale at very close figures. For price list get the last Sardines—Genuine imported number of **Good Livin s’’ at any James Butler Store. Crders will be French dainties, finest taken C, O..D, for pri mpt delivery from the nearest .ames Butler Licensed Store. Special attention to supplying pienic and outing parties tor the Fourth of July celebration, cans for in oil UY Sethe toe