The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1906, Page 6

Beit! = ee a ‘ > Tg = Ieee t Day, | Their investigation was more or | a Tag EF RH ERL OM fora tem weeks bY i p World “Realty Ads, Tellt anette = WOMEN ACT AS “BLACK HAND! > DETECTIVES TO PRISONER TOOK HUNT MURDERER, MARKED MONEY —_—— Mother and Sister of Ben- jamin E. Yockers Be- lieve He Was Slain. Caught One of Despér- ate Italian Gang. Police Believe They Haye ‘CHARITY GETS aK SIX PERISHED {N OF WOMAN'S ESTATE. NEWARK EXPLOSION | | ! ‘ By Will Amelia B. Lazarus Two More Bodies Found in Gives Big Sums for Che Chemical Factory Ruins To- and Public Institutions, Day—Seventh Victim Dying WORK LEADS TOARREST|FAPTURED IN STORE i Sonreney a OT eididis the # tepartment George C. Eichhorn Held/Said to Have nee a fin : ee Without Bail to Await | Containing 5500 Extorte Toe t an inquiry. from Grocer. rents and A I “a = ie Koss : BODY FOUND IN FIELD.|WALKED INTO A TRAP.| rn (0 le i s dying St James's Mogpttal } x ston © i a bulidin, Police Believed He Killed Himself, | ; ess “Man, His: Family and- aj Eta expieon. 3 L ie ee but Man's Relatives Charge Friend All Threatened . " strvctare, THe Murder. with Death; ‘The Artactive work of t Fy ‘he arrest of Attore R " sister Of Beninmin EY gave his addrense as M body seek found Inet Sone tO! Seecker street, this Dulleta in the head. resulted to-day in| oo oe the holding wittinn “Sef Biohhorn, Mirty yea Decatur etreat. Brow een for the susp wo | women and their bromise to investigate he wate an “Raniiies cen WY. eae fiamissed tn A teohntoal inquest five weeks Ago AN ( Gasean 4 Te thve-Sergt Petrosin: package con Govigo, ottached t s aceapied The detectives ata they arrested Ri presence. that the grocer’s quale Groco, who lives in # been kidnapped by the gang and would surely be put to death If the money wan not forthcoming. Sehiattino ts much worried fate of hie friend, a” one attempt to reach Greco in Bree wan made without sisccems, and he fenrs that rho} boast made by the Italian may tern to de a reality After the prisoner was arraigned the Jefferson Market Magintiote Finolite and hei ball forvfariyer examina Die tetestieee ascertain if aod hh Frankiyn ‘ On Qe morning of was found in « field here were tro bullet do and a 3-calibre fevolve? was lying close by Thought It a Suicide. The police ‘ooke! upon it as a suicide ues. over the perfunctory and they reported their be- Met to Coroner Andier, of Jamaica, A sweek later the inquest was called and the Coroner had commenced proceedings i the ateter of the dond mati appeared. They told him they ‘umpectes that Yockers tad been mur- Gores. “The Corboer and the policeman sgtfiret shought the women were by their loss. Thelr plesd farnest, thou, that Mpally Coroner Andier agreed to put the In Mot pay to the gang $00. Or three tetters he tetered, nar continued to come he reported ter tg Police Headquartegs, andn detectives were assigned ‘to aid ‘The women began to do their own de- teetive work, and for altost a month they kept their own counnel. Then they two ten. Woot to District-attorney Ira G. Darrin| He was advised to anawer the letcers 660 tld him what wey had discovered. | ang to make an appoiniment. as was They said that Yockers had bee comncied | ing much of his time with * @ister. She le a Mra. Roll and. hy This he Gid, the frat Delia Satu :| Don't Like Their obs or Pa and campne: | ere mix le ASKS INJUNCTION “CN HUBBY'S BODIE Jeo ana, Wife Suing for Divorcé Wants < Court to Order Him on Water Wagon. So All but One Pack Up and Get Out. ont} or 1 BY IOWA CONVENTION, Jur DES MOINES. an 6 Aur. 3 eK will not split oe invention 20¥. Mere's a Queer Fish Story. S Whisk ARIE, : me ax to the Li arated from hy y aid, made for Jant the t ho streec + lyn.” They Shiected to Yocke o et Keeps Evidence Secret. What other evidence the women pr duced the Disirict-Artor will not ar t_make pub Ae reeu Detective Edward Bord « Waultvre of No. FOR BIG HORSE SHOW, "8 {ic Sia ar Mes. Gs ize : ROOT REVIEWS TROOPS we on! ON RIO PALACE-STERS, ’ « s . ' Military, F I * x A , Lony \ 1 y P. 2 ye “ x ——— os BRONX SUICIDE IDENTIFIED. Maly " favs when almost everything 1 it is refreshing to k that there NE place where prices of houres, jots, farms, &.,, are|; . sd wked down.” _, destroys Worms and allays Foveris) aes: a celal va wrowne probably m 5 prove Tatak posers erie ¢ Railroad Commiarior i» vn pata ined the. Committee. of What is Castoria ASTORIA is 4 harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drope and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleawant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substanve. Its age is its juarantee. It inews, It cures Diarrheoa and Wind It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It ilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, The children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend fhe Kind You Have Always Bou » bas born the signature « Fle dis pursonal supervision since ite infancy. AN: All Counterfeits, Imitationa and “ Just-ad-good” trifle with and endanger the health of Infanteaad Chi:dren—Experience inst Experiment. Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of C Colic, for over under 20.0ne to dace are but Experiments that ) a manufacturer's surplus stock of women’s footwear. | UR after-inventery shoe. clearance’ has received | gr bargain impetus from the purchase of ( America’s leading shoe manufacturer's surplus stock We include them in the same bargain lots with our own alt -r-inventory selections, of- . fering shoes that reta'l reg- 5 ularly at $3 and $3.50 and J \ over at $1.85 and $2.35. \ Te \ A remarkable assort- , a . ment, embracing severat S/ thousand pairs in all sizes 4 ’ 4 and leathe also wh te canvas, as well fitting, { stylish shocs as wore ever made—all rew-this season § every Pair pertectbargains so exceptionally good | | 82 35 pili nfo $] 8 every customer buying | ee oo <p several pairs at $2,85 *Nd' os o3> Tyee ery o . ad THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING AUGUST 1, 1906. lo \¥ | | | | at 2 oa —— e 2> e — ->~ ; si at at 8.30. @ 5.30 FB SUTH AVES" T0208 STREETS ‘Our August sale of high grade furniture. THe annual exposition is on. As in years past the public of Greater New York and vicinity wil witness the best and most liberal showing of high grade furniture on the fifth floor of this great store. Consistent with quality, the price marks quoted on each piece of furniture represent values that cannot be equalled here or in any other American city fi : is | i | Fitth Floor. $76 Buffet, Uke {lustration,$58 Made of genuine quartered oak beauti{u’ grain, polish fin'sh, high- $52.50 dresser, like illustra tion, at $35. Mahogany, Toona or bird's-eye maple—highly pol- $41 Chiffonier, Hke flustrs- tion, at $35. Mahogany, Toona or Bird's-eye Maple —polish fin- $33 Cent's wardrobe, like il- Justration. $42.50. \fate of t—37 front—50 inches high— est.quality workmanship, French ished, swell front—87 in. high, | ish, swell (ront—50 ine Fs bevel plate mirror top, supported | "74 atartered oak, palish finish top 28x4°—fitted with pattern top ¢ix86—fitted with pattern by nicely carved'tiprights; heavy _—~ Very Useful piece of furniture | shaped French bevel plate mit. | shaped French bevel plate mirror carved claw feet—Spe- guaranteed coy $s ror, 28x84: best con- § 18x22—guaranteed con- § tial at seeeceeee 558 struction, Specialat 42.50 struction. Special at 35 struction, Special at.” ae 500825 ; 100 $30 Ostermoor Mattresses, made in two parts. S-inch border, brass ) Erench rolled edge—guarentecd sanitary cowering high grade— "18. beds, as. dust proof—satin finished ticking. Special while tlus lot of 100 laste o illustrated, $106 dining-room Svit, 4 pieces. like cut--quartered oak, weathered h post, ere tinish — mission style — eta und ching Closet “aud side the new board, fancy glass style. Thor j fe 875 knob vases, bese oind ‘e 4 best French lacquer, construction. $56.50 brass bed, $45.00 guaranteed $12.75 brass bed, $29.50 bed, $52.50 springs, $2.00 "$4.00 steel springs, $3.00 1 —SIMPSOY CRAWFORD Co,—~ Final sale of separate wash skirts, linen coat suits and bathing suits. THE day of reckoning, when we must sell out all our fashion- able Summer Suits and Dresses, is now at hand. The best part of the season is yet to come, and there's really no reason for such radical price-cutting, but we must have the space for early displays of Falt styles. Weare determined to accomplish this clearance in one day, if possible, regardless of the loss we must sustaln on every dress, suit or coat suit at these low prices. 7 ensnet dresses, | | AT hited Flames ‘$30 organdy, net and dimity drisses, $14.75. | | Also few handsomecoat sults, trimmed inheay 95 | | *pplique and lace in- >] 4.7 | sertions. Regularly @ | | sold for $50—now,.. Poplinette skirts, $3.50 Fine quaiity—iwo yery fashionable models to “t from—a neat plaited #kirt. x $14.75 dainty princess | dresses, $8.95. | Three new models in white or Persian lawn or | colored dimities—effectively $ | trimmed in Ince and inser | Hon. “Sj ecial to-morrow... , Ne et Separate skirts, $2.25 Of white Knglish rep—beautitu iy all serges, including evtra waist bands. eect pemwethuti tm tailored—- se] $4.75 and $ | Very fine qualit effects 6.50 Bathing suits, $2.95 and $3.75. ] Colors, biue, black and garnet~beautiful trimming | Assortments complete | $15 Coat suité-dresses, $1875 Linen & Rep $2173 Coats te Dresses, mohair and Sicilivn isin and fancy colored braids. 25-95. Coat Suits, $8.75. Hust w few odds and cnds of various! Also « few dreaven rtwo of a 25 dresses and a few Eton coat suit inodels, in white and colcred linens | kinimbroken lots scontinued | in fine quality linen elabovately and reps—-all popular models that| models. Kvery warment correctly | trimmed, principally white anda few Lace sold at twice the present prices | tailaned end-tetned, jethiemtery effective garments. SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co. - After inventory sale of wash goods: remnants O-MORROW we begin the sale of all odds and ends—all_ remnants and short lengths thrown out of our regular stock during inventory. The best fabries are represented in all sorts of pat- terns, in lengths of a yard or two up to ten yards. All good, clean, seasonable merchandise that will serve your purpose just as well, if the quantity 1s sufficient for your needs—and the Prices range from one-half te one-fitth of regular value. é Main Floor, It is the sale you have been waiting for. We have just terminated the most successful half year's business our 4 stock turned over ay remnants is enormous. No less than 20,000 pieces of all kin's of sheer and heavy wash fabrics that yard. Regularly (0c. to 25c. sold all the-year round at from 10c. to 2c. form the great bar- gain event we have to offer you to-morrow at from Se, to ge. Sale of pillow cases. Sale of muslin remnants. | The after inventory sale brings out many advantageous | Thousands of yards of bleached and unbleached muslin valucs. ‘About 15.00. pillow cases of all sizes anf good - ot pond standard that-you-nererex - + OC »IC ~~ © yard, Regularly 10¢. to 25c. ‘ will disappear with the first wash, and on that account | are remnants, but of lengths sufficient for one's supply | of underwear or house gowns, yet the prices during this sale will be about half ordinary cost SIMPSON CRAWFORD Co, - seats | Bathing caps and shoes. Undermuslin sale. | WE continue id 7 complete assortments of IS event is attaining greater scope as it reaches H styles and colors of bathing caps 50. ; and T termination. ‘Ihe unparalleled values offered |“ apie lhcgrune ; 25¢ c in this sale bring larger and more eager throngs day Foot styles of bathing shoos ail sises~rat RIC and afterday, Many women are refurnishing their ward- alone we offer you this otherwise at less than half regular value.. qqustity—materiaiy qualities to choos: from. Some are soiled, but that | pect to buy for less than 10c. per yatd. Of course they perfect merchandise | gg: p, robes for seasons ahead. Such bargains may never’ | robes uains may never AX SO-cart for the baby *PHREE mdre months of balmy, Sr, 19¢ ©&F corset cov- 25e¢ or Drawers of invigorating, health - giving > “ers of soft finished | ‘fine canvro ~ with Summer and early Fall. Get a go- Cambriefull French effects, | ruffles, lace lnserty ns and tucks cart for the baby, Get one that will give him icomfort for the balance of this year and withstand his more | strenuous use of it the next. We're selling first class go-carts at half price to-morrow. ‘Tard Few, Closing out our entire stock of Whit oc! wyn, Hey wood ang Wekeheid on Pl cpt designs in teed-~all this season « styles——guarantced steel sorpgs and axles, mabe tired wheels, foot brakes $ trimmet around neck and arni- holes with lice edges 39e for SOc. night OWNS — of goud quality muslin yoke elects trimmed with clusters of tucks and dainty rufiles. 59¢e for 85°. night | #OWNS — n4 nsook and cambromseversl excellent styles nV and high neck—pret tily mace with insertions of laces and embroideries and tucks. | 50e@ for 7c. night fowns, Crawers and corset co ers—solt sheer materals~well made and trmmed with embcoldery, lage, tucks and ribboo, 98e for $1.5) night Sows corse covers and walking tkirts—ot fine nainsook and | canbrio—pret. Ly designed with b choice lace and embroldity, i | tucks, beading and ribbon, 7 | sires handles—~others with coversregular vale Your choice | A