The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1906, Page 8

rr WORLD: THORSTAY RVENTNG."707Y 1277900,; war one Fe ble funniest efforts thought Clara and | [vey were mattied. yes Teen arer to living at Glara-h home, No, tit Fit avenue It sounded very weil to have thit address, Last November the com T we tired, blue oved fellow whom they Disk, contintiod q k ‘ 4 Hick continued dome eomtc art wor Ryan Drew Declaration 40f' ana'tnen mecwme assoctnten wits another young man as publisher of "The Ama- "RELLO” LINEMEN Giri was represented by Attor= | ney Beo Wranklin. of No. & Park Row. |‘Simple Services Over Body of F. and at the canclusion of her story , Magistrate Baker issued « warrant for} H. Cossitt, Late Son-in-Law of Ryan Clara Fink came here from Provi- Justice Dugro. ence six years ago, She went to schoo! 1 of Frederick Hen with Dich Ryan. and admired the plo- | omy, ne or tie yotime ot the rar, tures he made of monkeys weartne plus Masditer— at -Ratweyry, 4 hats and other Bumereus subs: won me = TWO CLOSE CHLLS Sw {THO coLLison for they are een. Lc, the teies ‘The fair Nghters sa tend to have the startled jook - bie initials, “D, RR” ‘The gir| saye Ryan made love > her The services were exceedingly simple This wae when the yacht was struck | | Bventually Dick began carrrt took place this morning from the rest - a j around to the fewtonver ofters ang | dence of his aunt, Mra. Augdstua D | FOR f i A HARRIMAN mostly ‘of _@ pelt: ef spectacies end “| nuccended In getting some printed over sutiterd. at No 16 West Frtty-sevenrh * le dead of night off Hatteraa Mr. Har: | and on Fab. &, 186, when she was atx ot Tustice Du oh pon the ~ ick C y - oggrvel caer eitrerage sone |riman was eweetly dreaming of whet Suspicion that Wreck Near| teen yeara old, iaid « paper before har id by the Rev ouses and fences and (hr t r Stor |e wowld 4o t Mr, Ryan—‘not yet, but tat Thin : persia thar: OUD ag caer dio ir. Cherie “parkhuret, of ee Haaoee and Fomoss, Sed Om =i Vacht Staggers in § in Storm arti} = “amen be ‘waa hurled from nis} Buffalo in Which Four Died | Ryan ana ciara Fink, trom this dar} ore ’Sadnton ure PATENTS, © reas. When th gh pmetnen a Die ann toy lool Gr the Guiana Sateeng Over on | zs forth announce ourselves as man and| Church, and asaisted by @e BG lest Monday the women of ths meer] 8 Nearly Run Down by — | Boo Sha Mtns teen, rhs Was Planned, wife, noe delieving In any legal paper| Mn Ho Owen, Jr of Be Ts Rix kiss cir heest da’ Liner, a recta oF o ceremony et eaten lar Re oame ar a Liner. | Sere astounded. fr, This document was beautifully deco] “rhe ‘body was placed in the Cossitt : The body He, TB cag ag mer BUFFALO, July 1k —Nv further| Mted by Ryan, who drew two pon-and. family vault at Woodlawn 7 tt very hot and close ees ore | a, s have been reported as the result | = Fawn ft ‘ « road d 3 Harriman, the _ eaftroad | t., squali-proke = Mr. Ftarrt- | Of the accident on the Internationa! ‘ é hive Oe a6 BRGRS tert Ie rweene: ip thle ee ee at the Mar- he Lyaeht cruise from Jamaica. if stories ta At the Sie eape aoe —ihediest ioe Oe eee = Franklin Simon & Co. Kingston, and, according to reporte, the| Sultana went Wrong for the first time | Buffalo, was serious, and that hia re mete lying about the va wie teeriy rum down by a iiner| since she was put in comminton, eet | covery was very doubtful of tht block fa tha aaekt At anocher time a| ToRe eee While she entire strip wee! ‘Those who were killed were: John : ‘erday the linemen teanpeared with ¢ dark, wile anache lain a tens tark anaes M ' ee aho aid he was a “superin- sudden squall off Hatteras sent it over| {iqted atewe them, with lgnts flaring. | Bitteman, Lockport: Charles T. tom LARGE REDUCTIONS—FRIDAY Se penal ; ‘ on its beam ends oorec tamer broke out on the deck of |inron (colered), Lockoort: Mrs. Henry SS ee (On the Mmtter occasion Mr, Hla: | tae Yaout tm am effort eo warn of the | rtall, and six-year-old son. Buffalo ia to i ded hin ice to tt cnt oe Ww W. Dizarre—vostume—than —that—worn. in| S248, TM finer's pot to sheer away ("Sane Manewer Wiison, of the Ral ‘omen’s raists }| omaha on the celebrated oooasion when | jam im time to Keep wie yacht trom [way Company, sald to-day had the rafiroad-inaurance-potitica! colossus | being cut in two. They Cut the Wires. Tn the meahtime hour hebping the eailors Sane 3 = ager wwe: peek: This AS are correct. The Har ee exiepere mitengas tO takes to wink the telep the New York and New Je and atrests ee oe al "She Sultana ie being repaired prepar- TAILORED SHIRTS, of white linen or madras. he slash of w hatchet Toke: Song! we [Sa Caotine which & wil cruise the |ie Eiumenl Go not-know he eald” “t Heretofore $2.75 t0 $4.50. eeereeverer yee rees 1.50 eround. ” editerramean. berheniguctipsesonnticacte® LINGERIE WAISTS, Dutch or high neck models. I Gam Foe ok down of that tree ee = — — Heretofore $3.75 t0'$5.75.......000seseseseces 90 fenniron to the trish ineman, "and : FRENCH HAND-MADE WAISTS, also our own co vou dare come into my yard| me Q /. make. Heretofore $9.75 to $12.50... 4.75 Threatened Dogs cf Wer. ‘ WILL CLOSE OUT 42 Women's Fongee and Taffeta Tailored Suits A simfar occurrence, took place in the Fart of Mre. « at No. 17 Putnam avenue. 1 ra! inemes Mia bor yard, (secs, mentling cast a Men . De aishat aala Te | Heretofore $48.00 to $79.50...n..-......, 29000 Weavers enc __! — ret tes * es pomible, sala the $m WOMEN'S Lingerie Princess Dresses French Batiste, Mull, Lawn and Swiss, white and colors. Heretofore $9.75 to. $25.00, 5.50, 9.75, 14,50 co— x POSITIVE proof is evidence you absolutely cannot get away 7 ‘ ’ , prepared , ey = from hus this great July Shoe ( vile is the most timely and lowest Women 5 and Misses Shirts meres Geviroy our F aaa price event of it Aa ever ) the height of the season, is when WASHABLE WHITE POPLINETTE, , 5 miner footwear is in most < na ts sale “offers ou every desirable side or box pleated models, Heretofore $6.50... 3.75 7 ; ci. SCté«wR LSC Seo box pleated models. Heretofore $6.50........ a i MIXTURES, w te, black or navy Serge or Mohair, to $16.50.... ve 5 00 Heretofore $9. of our policy — never to carry MODEST POLICEMAN avery ink CALLS FIRE ENGINES. a tis nd th for men, women and children, and take ¢ in our Basement aft second tioor rp probe Women’s 1.50 Oxfords | Women’s *2.80 Oxfords \ 2 = gula kid and patent Condola eid and patent ap aienitarty “ Fi) AES 6. Fo POI rors > | at ‘L438, y with kid top. Ail “BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDABLE LARGE RETAIL STORE.” (ecimettonrac.| (Tepes leather | sizes. Basement res ot Worttien’s *3 0: Oxtords j me eg ” at %2, Patent jesther, gun m 1 | Women’s *3 k T d w nvas : : welt end turn sole, Second Floor Oxfords Mostly narrow at*1,50. widths, in barge == Special, = Wonien’s *3.50 Ox xfords at79o, | ha Friday's Unrivalled Price Wonders A Whole Day's Bargain Richness Crowded Into Three and a anaes Hours, We Close at Noon Fridays during Jaly Open taturdar No Mall Orders Filled tor the Fi ‘namel—mostiy Women’s #150} Women’s '2.50 om! a. down a grade in AM * | White Canvas White Canvas! , nt tat Oxtords, 98c. Oxtords, 41.48. P Tesi | ° Airsizes Basement | $1.50 to $1.98 Lawn Waists, 74c. M sees’ *1.50 Shoes at 9&e, Tan, vici kid, BOe Patent leather Misses’ *$2 2.50 Ox- They are accumulations from our recent big waist sales, and naturally are Somewhat mussed from handling; but that does*not detract one bit from thelr value. The Her of styles in the assortment comprises lace or em- broidery trimmed, some with both lace and embroidery, some open back and some open in front. These are the lowest prices that we or anybody | thse have quoted on waists of this character. Friday, choose 74. from the lot at ¢ ‘These prices tor Friday morning omy, Sy fords at *1.89q, Basement. Children's *1.25 White | Children’s 42.80 Oxfords beets ’ ‘ noes , , : = Jus { Look I t That! Canvas Oxfords at 59e. | at 1.8g, Tat, Run metal, vici kid, a i ! 5 ; fm at 1.57. | , . pry ct sho patent colt. Second oor. 35c. for Men’s Shirts, Worth up to 75c, 7 Inf: nts’ an hy i ae ‘he This ls a/bargaip lot of Men's Negligee Shirts, comprising about 50 dozen \ ants” d Child- Titentor Infants’ and Child- They are in sizes 14 to $7 inch and in a variety of Just the ver > i , ae fof / 1 faq ren's *1.50 Shocs Oxfordeind ren’s *1.75 Shoes styles that men seek. For Priday morning 3 for $1.00, or each ¢ } ; a 1p . , These prices tor Friday morning only. $Y i $94 : nade at 69¢, ee k : at. leathe 490 patent leather, tan, viel tid, red irene’ / i and bine. Basement, , I ji — ive. Men’s 12:c. Hose, half dozen pairs, 50c. 4 en's: *2.50 Cx Men's °4 Oxtords at *3. There are nearly one hundred dozé of these men’s hose; every one has a 4 heel and tor, and they are stainless black and tan. Hose Ilke thase Ou ing t and box call never sold for less than 124ac. per palf and were good value at 50 that price; in quantities of % dozen pairs anly, Friday 6 pairs for Cc Oxfords —— ‘Thene prices tor Friday morning emily. ee - Men's *2 Oxfords at *2,50. at 7 9¢ ett eee Misses’ and Children’s if ARTIST RYAN, ‘HIS WIFE AND WEDDING CONTRACT. SAYS ARTIST Wen re ar | {items mentioned in thie advertisement will be on sale all ayy : x eg “1 ° 1 yeti! Dors Rout Stringers Wh \ Marriage Which He and eI pp pe Ala Bar| ne ape \ . rs tion office aa No. fth ave Invade } \ Pretty Girk Signed. wie. {the paper tad two fenuee before \ T ago Tick went omt with _— bs the portfolio of comic efephans and FE TO TM Clara Fihk. a beautiful «olden-hatred, | monks be ia pe rm and Cail peti . \ blue-ered irl. just eianteen veare: old, | baby and @ pen-and.ink arwing of —— comic artist's marri Agreement ne! |@ame into Harlem Cotmrr today won ne strate will look inte the nen draw E , Gerine if @ court would sustain the le nd see what "he comic man's sori | ove forts 100k tke W e ality of a hand-tiuminated wedding k Tele | contrast deckring her the wife of Rich- | Ard A. Hyan s comée artist. The car|VICTIM OF SALISBUR tooniet had mummoned mirt-wite VI Y ————_ into court with her mother. Mrs. Gruen. WRECK BURIED HERE pei GBuersaite ra | wal, to force them to xtve uo his draw. | B o More then a * ling! board, T-square and mia ink ve and MA. until noon, Futon PM Bnage and “AN St yorcoss BROOKLYN. oS gurme suri BROORL Candy Souvenirs Every ‘saturday. Each woman visitor (between 8.30 A. M Pi nd 14.30 A. M.) on Saturday, during July and August, at the main doors on Fulton street, will be given a coupon entitling her to a full 10, box of Borden's de- licious caramels, free, when making a purchase of 25c. or more ween ence eee nee e ee en ee * Special Bargaiins in Summer Clothing. There are suits of homespums, cheviots and fancy worsteds, all cut In the very latest and most approved styles. Here is where you can get the best of quality possible in materials; latest cut, perfect fi and save themost money. Our clothing store has, made special prepara- tions and {s better equipped than at any previous time to uh Nir both | ¥ | | man and boy in the best garments at the lowert possible ’ 4 | Men’s Suits, fine all- gee ‘suts, high- wool serge, homespuns, hoe wash goods, abso- cheviats and fancy wor- utely fast colors, pretty wal { patterns, veatiy irimmed steds, well made, per panerhs, ! Sect fitting; also tine out- are rg and-sai- ing Suits, coat and pants, 3 aco val n all-wool flannels, se- res anaes 98c | flect patterns, stripes and plaids, turn-up trousers, boys’ TubSuits, 1,000 | fvery stylish, elegantly made, wash- | $15.00, all fast colors, in 1 Vor % 9, Russian, Eton and sailor Nb style, prettily trimmed, Men's Business Suits, ages 3 to cy worsteds, cheviots 3 4 | assimeres and plain black wal ce thibets, in regular and stout special f - ie an ea Het Boys’ Knee Phew — te P banlnaics fantly fitting, all new de a id aT oP renty blue _cheviots; 7.50 Boys’ Suits, in double t breasted and Norfolk sty Men's Straw Hats, in Ryht and dark patt Half re sale; all 00d n stripes and overplaids, ease S¢ turday, the mae well made, full cut, ages Pe 98 and $2.9) hats will to.16; value $4.00, spe 11 28. “a0. Mohair {| Women’s Powder. Suiting. { Waists. ' Talcum Powder, tither? 3,300 yds, 58 inch, Fine, sheer lawn, some} borated or pertamnats i black and brown,¢ buttoned back, long or? Cc! ry soothing to trines with mixtures off short sleeves, trimmed white; wears well fw th lace or embroidery kin. Val. 10 ; Val. 49c yd. Value $2.00; 1 Cl teancrrow, 15c pte 98c: To-morrow; ane “First-Class i Men's Girls’ Toilet Soaps. | Underwear. Dresses, Toitet Soaps, Armo Men's Underwear, long 12 distinct styles, solid the name is guarantee for} and short sleeves, don-to Ss, checks and stripes the quality; keeps thej ble seated drawers; all) Russian and coat effects; kin sort 2 sites, 410 44 years. 98c; Sc, Cake; Val. 50c. ea; ‘alue $2.00; a 2c To-morrow, 39c O- 8 Wai ah beh { Women's ) Children’s | Fine Hats. Tan Shoes. 3800 yards, 36 and 38 Ready to wear, made of § Shoes, inch, good and strong,{ straw, stylish shapes in} Rus button, eal in remnants Of 4 to S[ white and colored « ‘y to 14, These shoes yards; will wear well { binat ons very good wearing, , ‘ lue 09¢, Val. Vaton (146 78st Ai | yale oe, B9c!ye. 3-5 100 Women's } |... Men's | Womens Oxford Ties. Patent feather, gun e metal and vici kid, me- Stockings. { Negligee Shirts A Women's St oc k ings, i plain black cotton and] drop stitch, double heels} ¢ od, Niel Ad tat and foray width. Fig Sie 00; H medi fa sO" all sixes Mees nek 10c!} To-morrow, 59c! To-morrow, 1. 29 aosatesteewre gee remntt: Some Extra Good Bargains in ‘fris j i | Roys’ £2.50 Lace Shoes at Regular $1.50 and $2 Shoes, $1, $1.29 Of Sea Island duck, white canvas, button, stitched with silk, with broad ex- tension soles. You capnot better them at $1.50 or $2.00. Friday morning, | Sizes 6 to 44 1,00 Sizes 1146 $0°2...,05045 1.29 Those wrives tor Feiday morning ony. ' all; sturdy and nobby \Groceries, Fresh Meats, Etc. h Fresh from the Sea. Meat! Meat! Meat! owest Prices. Big Sale of City Dressed ath Cod, per 1d. 56 vee Direct from the yunwd Marke ae re. 136 preae Muckatet, each ae United Dressed Beef Co. Weaktieh, 1 Rib he No fish sent C. 0. D tattle, ROS, Prime cut trom nares Cheese. Kile roast. ebotee cum, be. o Hb roast, short ou: th ul) Cream, sharp or ™: 4. t, par bg CM Brees 1 a eye Eoe fe English Daity; 1 2te Bigot, P< 8 and edlected afoune American oF Vermont Sigs. zle Munster; Dees Ss ia gous wedi Bacon Sale. ho « sang lected lean pieces of At mere Vonelons breakfam Bacon. out ‘om litle corn-fed porkers, suet ured-and hickory emoked; Ib... 14ie Boile d Ham. | a armours Botled ar. re lictous Mavor, foe, no equal, whole, pr pound 20c Slieed by machinery, per tb....206 Smoked Beef. 1,00) Ihe. of the cholcest Smoked Bet obtainable, Wnder and cured to pe fection, wafer sliced by machine per pound 29¢ Miscellaneous. Chill Bauce, Old Virginia, beat made pint bottle 2he Delicatessen News. Ham Bologna. DOUNG. ...40008* Codfiah Bhreda. pkae. Beets, fancy r, Soneiohure Mammoth «li jar REC xian Fish Balis, per tlh... 4c Bo wi Ox Tongue. per glass dlab.J 3c Mustard, MoMechen's famous Crackers. flavored Mustard, fancy globe Almond: Jumulew per Iis.<0ss 2B< with spoon 10¢ i Pura Creamery Pot Cheese, 3 balis ,,iquors and Cigars. for 10¢ ola Witakey, excelent qual 879; per bot Sve Claret, the ideal #ummer er al, to, Tbe, and B¥e Game Cigars, « foe oman § ke: Dox of 60 for bs 1.0% Ye-pint bottle, 176 am wee we eee [areal Or se iMacs Catayp—Lond temgud ‘Tomato | ity) Cateup, per betri Ta ¥ Worcentershire Bauce—Pura Worces. dri terahire Bauct, equal to best imported, The Pink Edition of the Even- ing World Contains All the Latest Sporting News.