The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1906, Page 5

; ~ SING SING ESCAPE TOL BY“ MOUSE Schaefer's [Swim Across River Long Baffied Authorities. Icy ELUDED Ex-Convict’s Tale Clears Old Mystery After His Second Capture. Peper th othe tenting Wort + WHIT PLAINS, N. ¥., July 10 @ohafer, a daring burglar and known to the police as the “Mouse.” who escaped Ore from Sing Sing Prison in 1901, who re-| * wently completed a term of years) at im the prison annemora, and whe! pone fe now in the jail bere on a ehaige or] “ore fall breaking, <o<jay (ot the ettry call Es p- A me Ma dering ing Sing. “Titian had been giving whioh bafties Joun arcanmona at Palryix x He saw Mise Madiaon t " with her. The f Growne: ; of the Mud: cakes of ice i“Bob’? Nelson's Bartender} Siashed After-a “Blowing- the-Burner” Carousal Rah’ Neleon's r Seaner + “7 yt an jae epein Ko cone nfm Rest ant Pete bw ill oerve ¢ remulted fa ——_— u i ais A number of mer . ‘ dd by the police to Timely Artival of Hero Res-| i : | cued Many from Death in Bed. ‘Three Tamilies OWe their lives to the Beroiam of John Grad No. #0 Hul-,| tne ton avenue, the Brona, who fought NM | top aesimtance @ay through fumes of gas early to: a ee @ay Aad brought them t safely from peed nea the fate over the saloon where he jg [OOO we a ih Sanploved, “at neton ave. | _™ nie place fur, Gas th ai night [hme on the we 1 from a pipe be wt of the [em who w ing, watoun. Was fitted} oe le rth: with it On Grady i a bartender for Frank A. | man to majo. etvre Mobling, who-runs the saloon and lives | Gent gmenecer ordered bait owk, and for $n the floor piove, In bis fet were] reply ce men ataived tem over the Mr Medling, her twelve-year-old | heart 1 bec hier ‘The Knife wer Ap pe a sak pi bili beak in Bp = tay Con! The . ae 1 man then sighed the > benders teat two footy above are and W arrented. Callahan Joweph Whally, nia police sta- Ward, and the family o @oorman at the Morr: tian When Grady opened the saloon morning he was newly knocked! over by the biast of reeted him. He wrapped ond monde ty Me-had tow Abree oooupan Aragged the woman a: gut and then returned to Bonnedron. Grady then roused the two families on *em inte the open air. The famnty phy~ gicen of the Mobling® waved Grady from indurr Phe bartender had opened the windows and then started with & gandie to look for the leak. The phy- prevented him telepuuned the Central Gemoeer that the leak was atlll open. ie eaye the reply wan “Oh, i wen send a man around amy.” ele WAITED LONG FOR WIFE. Proposed Twelve Years Apo, mud ft é Walle for Ori After having proposed marrings to a young woman in his pative land twelve will ol " ‘ « Well ieft his home a comparatively Sherr: ot io, #0 Colu many. when he ne keep hls promine. te knew in yourself or your daughter) day World “Dogs, RIFLE SHOTS. | this | Gas! ago, Maution Well, of No, 17 Seventy-fourth street, selled yee- for @olbrich, Germany, where his bride. ‘old his aManced was Acournilated a snug fortune olntery business and) ‘Well was banquetad by ‘ol is avenue, @hildkood in Ger- — Will You Ever Forget Woulda't you Ike One now~—for for son or Every Birds, Poultry, LITTLE GIRL KILLED | - BY A TROLLEY CAR IN WILLIAMSBURG. é FELL FROM BALLOON | INTO NET OF CUPID. } | } it Milian earned to-day that Charlies A the aeronaut, was qui was ¥ thar He war hel Weat Side Court. BRYAN HAS A TALK WITH BRITISH PREMIER. After Visit to Campbell. Bannerman the Nebraskan Dines with C. Arthur Pearson. LONDON, July Mr. and Mra. lwultam J. Bryan returnea to London yesterday from Wrest Park, where Whey spent Sunday with Ambassador Reid Later Mr. Bryan visited Premier Campbell-Bannerman et bis oftioma) real- dence in Downing street, and apent an bour with him, with C. Arthur Peatson, the publisher, DEATH OF M, B. CROWELL. NORFOLK, Va., July 10—M B. Crow. Steamship Com, ny. of New York, with oMces at No ik, diet to-day at Old Point Comfort. Mr, Croweti had bem aet-had tmproved the iam: few monthy. afd he +: to resume his dutes on Aug. 1 ‘8 dinease is given a6 the cause of ‘all collars, also White Madras that little pet dog, cat, squirrel or monkey you had Night when a child? Lord & CH LED [MAD 0G CAUSES “=| WANT Mr._and Mra Bryan dined Yast night! elt, Southern agent of the O14 Dominion! Sale of Pajamas & NightRobes. Fine Quality Printed Madras Pajamas in neat designs, made Military model and without SI.00, value $1.50, made of fine cambric, without coljars, trimmed with Red, Blue and White silk trimming, fast colors, 5O CIS. value 75¢ ‘ Broadway and Twentieth St, Fifth Ave,, Nineteenth St, MOTORMAN HELD FOR KILLING CHILD ceca a ‘ s. Say Had He Acted Promptly Little One Might Have Been Saved ot a Pa ar wae killing fou tof her par ingest of four st playing Mra ot the chil across the paving blocks that she did aring down on her motorman saw puted and put hia brakes, | 4 went ahead and ¢ fender picke nto ¢ uahed GEC STAMPEDE Seti Policeman Bitten and Diners | Scared from Tables at | Rockaway. leaned fn laundry were | dog, supposed } ran ite and other Some 6 reat iy dog ap & abort my running from it ak making It Impow ft Policeman Robert Wits ren to the reat, fire on tt. ght foot ¥, enah ASSAILANTS | OF WOMEN TO HANG \Chicavo Alder en Ask Legislature ser, Ask Legislature | to Pass Law Making Offense j Capital Punishment. GHICAGO, July 115 an effort to j¥top oriminal attack® on women and @hildren, which Nave been po prevalent \in Chioage recently, the City Councll |iaet night unanimously passed a reso- |iution hoommending capital punishment | for auch outrages, | ‘The resolution was Grated and intro- [duced by Alderman Daniel Herphy, of [the Twenty-ffte Ward, father of a fam Ny of children. ‘Tho Commitice on State Lagisiation, }to whieh the teadlution wae referred, jail prepare a_report to be transmiic tod (0 the Legisinture at Springfield. SAILOR ATTACKED BY ANGRY CROWD, Stumbled Against a Woman. and When She Screamed the Men Got Busy with Him. | George Entuel, a sailor on the French [eruiner Dewain, which le anchored In tbe North River, was one of a growler party at No, 27 East Eightioth atreat [lot night. He stumbled against Mra. | Aunle Lewis, the wife of « motorman, in one of the halla, She screamed and & crowd —ef—iotterers attacked the | | Frenchman. He was air used and jie-in-the Pres cia“ Hoaphal 4 ‘Three men Of ansault, arrested on the charee made Military mode! only, Robes, Taylor. yl =) GC ‘s F course, the 5 Rent of amus Store this mo Room proved immensely a to rest with a refreshing gias people who want it done. with any that you can find in New Yo: Maine Lima Beans ing Co.'s celebrated Pern Fresh Pineapples Mid-summer Carnival Saleft Is in Full Swing ! , More than fifty demonstrators are kept bus and the cfever artist who cuts your picture out But, after all, it's the prices that count for most, roceries! | prices are the chief attraction, but there is ement and interest, too, in the big Pure Food oth. Ameng other features, the Japanese Tea tractive from the first. A restful place, if vou wish 8 of iced tea with our compliments. Meda free samples of food products, paper has all he can do to take care of the Compare these irk City. Breakfast Foods PILLSBURY VITOS or Pettijobn’s Bekr brand Calif Raspberry | suc brand) © tender beans; cave 2 dot, MALT BREAKFAST FOO ‘ood of Dr. $1.48 . Oe; regular 10¢ Repuler 1 Se package i - tn Sag sch ear % Hiccevies Amit © packages fo « customer regular [Be pockage FRUIT JAMS — Fountain] FLY PAPER—The sticky kind; ROTSUGAR GOR inel, Ho-Peep, | EARLY JUND PEAS~ Vocation y Queen, fancy | duced In New York Stare, case 2 $2.30: 20. | "New achingi dor. J fq | der, $1.08; coven, $1.00," Die] can Hossiita~ taal “Whale len areas =e ’ ORANGE MARMALADE—Impor ‘ountain Quality wre x CCOTAS: ountein | JERSEY TOMATOES -Founteingqual | from Belfast) Srerfing brand, 4 Eaghik Beat mrire wnat or enne pastry. | MAvtiny, the bent prodpcacion ine | iv. bund tached, Ape fruits [Be | trom wtecred Serite oreares Family Teas {273 87%| EO BBC] Srest Maines dor $1:00, | fee | soien, $1.70; exh se | Be pot Sdea Ti pete Cr all 400. varieties | Pv! 3 BARTLETT PEARS—Founteln qual-| SALMON—The famous Argo brand | i $248; dbe251"00) 9ge| CORN STARCH: ae, Guilty: | SCOURING 1 | inv: lnrge halves in heavy fos!” Bg | taney, red Alana Fahy caved dexen, ereeres | ieee wears wat Cleans: > ugar n2.,$2.88;can, “PC ) $6.50; doren, 70; bib. 15 Me Foun: | fe Gram ete, ¢ a Pi tag ond house . ee ” $2.88; can, | $8.60; oxen, $1.70; 1b. Be ‘ 2.28; doren, TOe; one pee b der cerepper tor [00 tare, Oe ¢ PICKLES—Feuntele quattey | * : Y6e ee oe ee }~ $4.28; dor, 53-; 5 bars 24¢ mined eo e, chow chow, | LIMA BEANS Acorn tren SARDINES> Le ime | WOOL SOAP fier antien er: taumiry | * aoe Blchled wR EMangpeting|~ ported, packed in olive ol vee; box af 100 bare, $78, Pe SEAR, 1Be nd Arsbian Mocha, bended the +7, Bpener Mr Pl) cane 10 ters, 37e; Shars......+ ~ MIXED TEAS—Ceylon, Young Myson | EARLY JU wuntain qual: a tihe Se br., $4.00; | $10!00; doren. it SALT — Ice cream or rock sely| ang all 60c varieties: § Ibs. ty emall, eweet peas; case 2 1 Be 34ce VANILLA bushel each, 40e; 10-I Jie) $#25; ib... . dor., $3.40; des., $1 can. 2 beery Ba sock : 4 sone FREE The e Clock Tess, or Graham Crises: | FORMOSA OOLONG TEA English PURE € CRACKED © Wang eve tbe. | $1.00; 5 Ibe., 83¢.; Id 42} Brvedtant, Mists, ond all 386 } 28e TENASETINE—For mending china: | MOCHA COFFEE—Sie » oh » Belew brary Be | st 1.80; pint orite lend; 2B Ihs.,| | Ihe or iaaanuaaat al ot Oriental brands, : ed oft 1.05; 5 tbe, OLY erge Menvanilia; ge ‘sine Corn, case 24 cans, Ou lion can, 80c; hal $1.00; 1 ae OES, Side; full qvert 35¢ Seed Sees, ne en kOe gent betiles ccs ‘ New Potatoes Finest Norfolk Early Rese. Selected, sound, clean stock, the hind we ere noted care) Bushel Peck $3.25 $1.15 30c Java and Mocha Coffee The criginsl Old Dutch Blend of Are im ported rich Cofleea—sold only in The Siege! Cooper Store $5.75 $2.35 $1.0 2c | 4,800 Women’s Summer Waists One of the Star Features of Our Mid- Sale Summer Waist bad one in the lot. These represent the bulk great special purchases of Waist: The in both trimmed and tailored styl $2.50 to $3.80, new and exquisite Talking Machine Disc Records; Regular 60c Newest Vocal and Instrumental Selections— A feature for the third day of our mid-Summer Carnival that will interest thousands of Potent. $5.35 $2.78 “GU” || $3.65 $185 $1500 4¥c All New Styles. Nota back number or a Choice of all the good mater-als and all the approved models. 3,000 Waists Wednesday at $1 and $1. made to retail at $1.50 to $2.50 each. Materials Are Fine, White, Persian Lawns and Batiste, converted into the most approved fashions In addition, 1,600 Waists, made to sell at $1.50 and $1. (8 ege! Cooper Store, Second Floor. Premium Flour Fountain quality, best Mini Guaranteed eq: Royal Yacht Club fter-Dinner Coffee Mandi Crows F this suit were priced on its LOOKS, you would have to pay nearly three times our price for to-morrow, On its materials and making alone you will admit when you see it that $10 would be a low price for it. But its price to-morrow will be $4.75—~—a figure that will scarcely cover the cost of the cloth and trimming. There are only 100 of them-—a fine, fresh, | valuable little lot that we picked up last week | from a tailor who produced not wise'y, but too much. The cloth is a light-weight summer mixture in gray or tan. Unlined box coat—skirt as | shown. 95 | Exactly the right sort of sult for summer | i 25 of several s that were Sheer, les. | Styles, at time, travel or vacation wear, Table Relivb; regw dettle ss (Limit < Only $4.75 for This Suit And You'd Cail It Cheap at $10 Farina. Cs Pees, Stee ter: 10 ts OATMEAL—We receive this, popular cereal direct from the America® Cereal s Mille: {80 tb. BBL, $5.80: 80 Ih, $1.00; 101%, Re 32¢; $ Ib .. trewttest, Forma 7 and elt Sc. quatiticn: 3 tbs, $1.05; FOPULAR BREA ooDs— KPAST Ft M or Foun: ‘a en sod sell © Pine quet Carolina Rice fies; err Se grede; 10 ths, 28e California Asp: ‘Old Fort brand: small, gilts: dren, $1.76; reguter ASPARAGUS TIPS—Fountatn quality, face: Caldornis; des., $3.50; can Mixed Pickles & Plecke famous Eny Diitles 10 each paresawer.) ae! Cooper Store, Floor.) ) (Siegel Gooprr Store, Second Floor, Front.) Kind Wednesd y Record Guaranteed Satisfactory records for less than the regular price of one. It’s the last chance—we can get no more to sell at this price, _ ople, for it offers a chance to buy three ay at 18¢ Sewing Machines That Give You _ No Trouble to Get or to Run Keep this in mind, first of ati—THERE- ISN’T ANY BETTER SEWING MA- CHINE MADE than the Victory and the Fountain, Both come from thé same factory—they vary only in details, and no maker in America designs a berter machine or builds one more | carefully or from betrer materials. | We sell either Fountain or Victory on terms of $1 Down and $1 a Week and charge no interest, no extras. You are saved from the annoyance of vottecrors and you ger a machine backed by our fullest guarantee, FOUNTAIN and VICTORY Sewing Machines are ball-bearing throughout. Light running. Shuttles hold more thiead than:any other ine; have automatic tension winding and automatic drop Self threading. We guarentee these machires and will keep Free instruction is given at Ha head. them in repair for 5 years free of charge. any time, "oe, °23.00, $20.50 = $19.50 Also a full ling of Cabinet Sewing Machines, parlor and desk styles. A Victory drop head machine with all attachments, $12.50, $13.50 and $15.00, mam them on leas if this were mid-winter. AU that were $3 and up, now (Including our own “Foot Mould’’ line.) These are the ve are wearing—not # job Inchaded is a complete line | Reductions in Hose, Reels Garden Hose — 25 feet of Garden Host, complete with couplings, —| hose. nozzle, hardwood hose reel; all for .. Competition Garden Hose—25 foot lengths, complete with couplings; this hose will stand ordinary water pressure, at $1.48; 80 $9 a5 foot lengths...» wheels, of hose, iniversal Lawn Mowers, made of best quality hard-tempered tao] | steel blades; can te edjusted 1 cut high or low grass; it is self sharpening and Weill sell the 14-inch § size to-morrow | Boxes and Ice Cream Freezers Have Been Reduced for To- morrow. and Lawn Mowers Prices on Both Close to regular $9.50 Japanese matting, of the regular $10 grade. Ther: either left by to-morrow night. rdwood Hose Reels, with iron $5.off each price. Tt will be a lively day in th Japanese Straw Mattings Extra heavy quality. All popular shades, if plaids and siripes, Reg- | F ular value, $9.50; to- 56.5) morrow, per roll of 40 yds casy Prices on Refrigerators, Ice ML sees A apecial lot of these very popular | sae summer floor coverings in reds, | Foe and blues, sold regula 10,00 per roll of 40 “6 yards, to go to-morrow at ‘ (Siege! Cooper Store, Basement.) 0." Sweeping Sale of Women’s Tan Shoes Every Tan Shoe in the Store Marked to Move In a Hurry We have gathered all our Tan Shoes for women in our Shoe Store and divided them into two lots, and to-morrow we will put sale at pricés from $1.02 to $3.10 below their former selling figures, - will give you an unlimited choice, as our whole stock of tan shoes will be at your disposal, And that meansthat you will have all the popular styles to choose among, There are still full three months of the tan shoe season, but these prices couldn't $7.90 All that were below $3, now 98c (About 4,000 pairs of $2 and $2.50 grades best shoes that money can buy, and they ate all Arst quality goods. They're the very kind that women of taste by of out-of-date atyles and leathers made up for sale purposes. \.\Y fa beautiful Gibson style—dull orange color, and especially altractive. Fresh goods of this season's make and dosig | Straw Mattings--Good Rugs The rugs are all of one size, bur that’s the most popular size of all—8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches. } Good range of patterns and color schemes, and $2 to Japanese Damask Matting | bac ro Body at | $22.50 Velwet Rugs (Siegel Cooper Store, Soepad Floor, Many.) the Sensational We have clipped an even $3-off the price of the and $2.50 off the price e won't be a yard of e Carpet Store. Rugs Size 8.3x10.6 To- Morrow's rice. Sp ewpbionghee ThE) Bet ae .00 Wilton Rugs... 26.50 17.75 .50 Axminster Rugs, 17,50 Siege! Cooper Store, Mitth Floor) nh.