The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1906, Page 4

“HT OVE Gi (VER GIRL | Wades] OSE IS MISC LAST SOAKING CURED HIM. = ENDS IN MURDER Man Who Tried t to Undress in Railroad Station Is John A. Robbins ‘One! Man Dead, Another Dying After Fierce Battle in Street. Magistrate Finelit When a man giving the name of date ede LABOR-DAY TOUR ned be operator, was Police Justice Higgins, In Jerse’ ‘The diMeulty of « f @ murder in whieh plicated has been stri in the killing of A tonio Bedetio, at > Brooklyn, last x have divided the he was re as former Polloe Capt. Rot Including tw hoard at the Including ww Royal | Palace “Masia, Traymore jn " ole Maruriay evening, and ending wi faye price to an examination into his sanity, The New York police were notified, and as Goncluded that Bedelloy ante-mort: mtatement, secured to-day at Bist fn requiar traine within six mont 4 going on any requine train trom New Tork on date name: feta sume: | ATLANTIC CITY by ef Saturday, September. 1, 1906, of East George | © A, fished » Belleyu acharged him. - = ee PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD “vs vom | NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, JERSEY CITY and NEWARK $12. 00 bit $10. 00 | THE’ WORLD: ‘MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27; 1908, District Hospital, sete forth the tacts nese ealre ig sciginamae ih reedeind admits shooting. Previous to the reosipe AV ATLANTIO CPPY ( Carolina an@ AU Ave) 106 P.M come to ~~ THROUGH TRAINS re) AIAN? CITY WEEK.Dar. oe on eet 1 (Weat 234 Street Station... 9.05 4 #2 PM BOOP M Bedello ts dying from a wound in- 7 MEW YORK | Dstirossee Street Ration. 10.69 x & Figo so deta, |Corcandt Street Gtation = 46 “ a flicted, he sayw, by Delaso. whom he is: Saceaien a | ks er Of Bedello’s statement it was supposed that he killed. Delaso and shot himself. The fight was over « fifteen-year-old irl named Joseptine Rosolo, the niece of Gabriel Renjamin, who keeps « candy store at No. TiS Lorimer street Girl Disappears Fenjamin hived in the rear of the store Whh his wife and his niece, Deiaso lived im the same house and waa fn onda: aber 6 Speclal Traln of Fer i Care. Dial “1 fe City at 880 PM tor ATTERBURY, 7. Woon. General Macmgor Passeower Traffic Manager. ¥., Pee weeks... wrapped up her b@ Adviwing ber uncle th was colne to be married, but omitted to give the | rms at her umanded ‘The elopament of the «iri almost ddve Benjamin crazy, and Deiaso was in about the same state. The two mea scoured the Italian colony of Wi Dura. but could find not the } trace of Josephine Rosolo. Benjamin. Delaso. a dozen other men and several women were xathered in| he candy store last night discussing | the disappearance of Josephine ‘@ bash fel) unon the croup In the candy Benjamin ran out and Th New Ca b aiaisen, Baastio ‘by the éhouléer Up New Career. CHOICE “there is my nivce my litte Joseph — ine?" he shocted, Hedelio smiled. It was an exasperat- Ing smile and served to convince some | *Pector of In the mtore that he knew what hed be- | Contres =. =! sue ot aus x r . id at this séason. y owing to the increased der CROCERIES Patrons of JAMES BL Mina Harriet 1B, Lowenstetn. an in playgrounds and recreatior time the girl went away Nothing finer or fresher; | the York State cheese; more ‘13c come of Josephine. He had been at- TAUND PRINTS OF Ch fentive to her before her disappearance a ees and liad dropped out of sight about the | *9t She is the Potatoes. Belle Brook Butter. Highest grad eC. Nn the two profess! The finest grown, selected by ouk ighest grade, rich, full cream New winilnd. Dwlaso, the deserted J6ver, be- | came infuriated. He rushed at Bedelto, hea reached Large stie—Standard becoming & Sweet, tender, creamy prisorerm, and. wit quality pe — sr. For 25 cents, Fer 20 cents. | shied 25 cents. For 25 Pail nl ee pad Salad Oil. Hicamen were to tempted to break wantonly Xilied De himeclf. Other w been found whe tragedy aw it 4 tosited by the i Best American — Preferred by ‘MET DEATH ON EXCURSION. pe Ry eet aga eR 15 ported, quart bottie., c Mave Patten \ cceaemnenemneall ly Found, Vinogne. ‘The body of Frederick Koenti. twen Peertess--lresh and full strength, ty-four years old. of No, U7 Summit from cider or white wine; 7 Jereey City, waa large bottle 8c iceman, Smoked Beef. Bhar RDAs resh ringer rte Biscuit Dainties La) Fresh from the NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY - Five o'Clock leas Oid- Time Sugar Cookies 9c S Koemle Netleved from Barce—t J cw, Herrera to Fight Kid Goodman. i danni Mrerrers. the stexrean- tant ao to be, 8 slashing battle alug for Keone ft Seatac, Fi ackage. cannot be surpassed elsewhere at double our prices, One trial will make it iz Ni sis “¢ you a steady customer. Extra special stamp offers for three more days fe S B = th on 1 pipe vary DO a tb 10c 60 Stamps Free w b. Ceylon Golden Tips for,..... 506 tern FO ers Vienna Crimps-.) 60 Stamps Fre Unxld Teas (worth $1.00). 30 Stamp 15 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Mecha and Java Coffee for, A number of discontinued patterns will be offered t 10 Stamps Free with 1 Ib. Best Maracaibo Coffee for. } 25% Below Former Prices Peart Hominy, i daly fv 10 Stamps Free with tb. Best Santos Coffee for, | including fi ei \ : Furniture in Arts and Cra Fy mate, A cane 100 = Fie Esctond Msg TR , Alan i diosyor tm anaes is jorax Soap. to wean) Pon, dure é I in Gold, Vern i ence rere irs TY Cleans clothes one hey and H light Meron, Bi I Chairs. Rock Ay ERE Fas one None so economical i pesier oc pale: cenviar ae re } rhe i A] {t dsteads an at Li ecu hissoer tee iecanonia lh | Specials at 75 James Butler Licensed Stores Maru amples and | 2 i Orders for delivery C. Q, D, may be left at any of the 166 James Butler Grocery —a Sed 4 iad Rettuc if NEW IMPORTATION OF | California. Claret. cee “abe pleniang Scotch Port and Sherry. ‘Vy teeta SNe — DRG | Where “freedom end whiskey gang the gither”’ w. 4 of fine Scotch Whiskeys, im- the famous Strathspey dis- Highlands, Unsurpassed f apallas “rickeys, ee —— a Rhine Wines. 1 purposes, Bot- Bass Ale, aN ssie AK se $1.50) pce for Cc eu bere fonom thr r " vat ‘Lager Beer. lue . real value; hottle.,.,..seee wo gee Linren's Hann’ "$16 and Pennsylvania Rye Whiskeys; bottle, AUN Bhs BANU FRO Wi Cane. Umperial Rye Whiskey—Splemdid valu a aaa L b, Best No. 1 Teas (2 varieties), “$l 0 Monogram Rye Whiskey—Fine old blend of the best regia accdunting expert shippers from t Angered by Hin Smile. Misa Lowenstein is the daughter of choice tess slind tlds: &c chotcest creamery butter '27c nourishing than beef fh 2 moment Bedello was surrounded. | Sigmund Lowenstein, of No. 3M Kus WER initio uns ad Giusy 1-1b. print, worth 3$¢.. Ib, Worth 18cvsee.veve He disclaimed any knowledge of the Fitieth # A member of nearly a Tt caciiieiaducaahisdopisasinl girl's whereabouts. but an be satan Welthe Je in t olt ‘ThreeCans) Three Cans}, ‘Three Cans} Three Jars tke crowe drew feveipice aoe, oabecs Ripe, Red, Rosy Maine Style | Liberty Brand Liberty Soaee gag circ T | Condensed the ‘aunt ‘of tha Josephine, was Omatoes |) Sugar Corn Jams Mi 1 Rich tn 1 Cream All the fruit flavors cents. 60“S. &H.” Stamps Free Continued Until Wednesday Night with the pS J Purchase: 1 Lb. Very Best Coffee, 30c. | je 1 Lb. Very Best Tea, 25c.J cur 5 5 C i, Pea bate etc sletai te 5) At 166 James Butler Stores ‘Ss, @ 1H. Double’ Green Stamps Free with sl) purchases of 10 cents or more purept \.0,D.Groceries Butler's Teas and Coffees The purity, quality, (avor and aroma of our TEAS and COFFEES ad ctemetcentatien 15 Stamps F: th t lb, Choice No, 2 Teas (worth 500) aq Furniture Department ] Seasonable Cereals. 20 Stamps Free with 1 lb. Old Gov, Java Coffee for. seve aoc £ gg-O-See., 5 i - Gnoussit hoor Suen, §Oc . &5e PULLMAN PARLOR CARS, VESTIBULE ‘COACHES 7 0 nen | Miss Lowenstein Bids bare FLE ) At 166 James Butler Stores Bee ee sd clone. Ke be sawed] to Tombs Friends to Take On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Away below the present carload price at the refineries—which is high LER rest easy, buying their sugar below cost. All other prices are on the same seasonable, thrifty, money-saving basis,. A few more for the three days follow: them a Place in this Tuesday list. other mention than this. But here's a brilliant list of other articles at Tuesday-only prices. We fill telephone orders as long as the lots last, but reserve the right in all cases to limit purchases when deemed necessary. Made of the famous Bates gingham; In a Just 200 of these handsome pieces; all In pretty, desirable patterns that will Canvas covered trunks; excellently fibre | penne OMFORTERS 500 crib comforters; made of a good ——~ CRIB BLANKETS: Made of fine fleeced cotton; are just the ——~-- COMFORTER Included are some made of fine mercer- A very spectal purchase makes it possible Linen finished; exceedingly popular for Si SSILAYE Tuesday N these Tuesday lists, as most of Ly York now knows, we never print a price that is not lower than any price previously advertised on th: same goods. This is a rule that has worked wonders for the character and quality of the fuesday Bargains, but occasionally it works some Tuaeae to important store movements. For example, there is now going on the Annual Sale of School which offers the largest gathering of scholars’ fequirements ever brought together under one roof, at prices which Average at least twenty-five per cent. under the regular figure. As these prices are already as low as we can get them, we can’t cut them any lower togive So the entire School Supply Sale must pass without PETTICOATS Saving 27c splendid assortment of pretty blue and white striped designs; especially de- signed for easy laundering; hdve deep flounce and extra underpiece; be ciel $1.25. Tuesday.... 9 Cc (Second Floor.) NAPKINS Saving 40c a doz 500 dozen all-linen, full bleached Scetch damask napkins; in the regular breakfast size; a YOoS assortment oF pretty Moral designs from which to choose; regularly $1.29; a dozen...... 89c (Main Floor) p—RENAISSANCE Poe | Saving $1 beautifully hand-made; in 1, 124 and 144 yard lengths; have linen centers; regularly sala Seeeol 9 c cach.... teeer misses’ GOWNS Saving 30c They are made of a very fine quality of cambric; designed with a round yoke of fine embroidery and finished with ruftie of embroidery; neck and sleeves are also trimmed; sizes 4 to 14; 59 fegulctiy 88c; at c KIMONO SACQUES Saving 16¢ siand washing; a very good quality of lawn; regularly sold for 3%e; your choice of a number of desire 23¢ able styles; at.,.. TRUNKS Saving $1.25 bound; have brassed, malleable iron clamps, two straps, four slats on bot- tom; very serviceable for those taking either long or saat trips; $4 regularly $5.25; at... Saving 36¢ quality of silkoline; in pretty light and dark colors; have dainty ruffle. edge; they were made to retail from ™ 39¢ 59¢ to 75c; Tuesday.. Third Floor.) Saving 16¢ correct size for crib use; your choice of either pink or white; regularly 29 450; Tuesday, cach......eccses (Third Floor.) | | eee Saving $2.05 ized sateen, these are cotton filled; also an immense supply of down comforters: many desirable colors and a variery of good designs; made to re- tall at $5; uesday Vinten $2, 95 (Third Floor) WHITE ENDIA LINEN Saving 8¢ a yard for us to offer this remarkable value; i pieces 36 inches in width; made of fin spun yarn; our eemular quality; a yard...,. ‘eats lle (Main Floors SUITINGS Saving 6c a yard making suits and skirts because of its exceptional laundering and wearing qualities; kind we regularly 9¢ Sell for 15¢ @ yard; at. s+ sere (Male Floor.) We Give “S, & H.”’ Green Trading LENE A BISA ABLE TR LITER NI PHI AS DN BIRRNE SARTO NGM “ Bargains— Supplies jt erga a | Saving 3c a yard | 1,500 yards of 18-inch brown all-linen : toweling; a very heavy weave of crash; very desirable for kitchen use; 6c regularly sold at 9c; a yard..... . Main Ploor CORSET COVERS———_ Saving I1c Of fine na'nsook; trimmed front and back with two wide lace insertions; o ned wih Jace beading and behy ribt deep lace ruffle of the same desig trim neck and sleeves; regu- “ 39¢ Isrly 50c.... FIBRE “RUGS Saving $2 Made in the popular and desirable 7.6x 10.6 size; a big assortment cf pretty colorings and designs; regularly $8.50; to close them out in a hurry we offer you your choice of any, Tuesday, ar.. A s. p—CHILDREN’S WHITE SHOES Saving 76c Made of good canvas; also a large assort- ment of white canvas Oxfords; in sizes up to 11; the shees are in burton and lace styles; we have formerly sold these at $1.25 a balfolc 49¢ (Seeond Floor. DRESS GOODS Saving 20 a yard 150 pieces of all-wool chevior; all sponged and shrunk ready to be made up; in jet black only; an exceptionally good guality of material; regularly 59¢; a 39 . . c —~—GLACE TAFFETA SILK——, Saving 27¢ a yard 27 inches wide; in all the choice colors combined with black; included are: blue and black, red and black, brown and black, green and black and others; splen- did qualiry, durable and service able; regularly 75ca yard wa | c M WOMEN’S SUIT Saving $2 This is the best shirt waist suit offer of this season; they're made of good, white lawa and are richly trimmed with inser- tion and lace on front of waist; skirt wide and full; styles very dressy; regu- $ MATL ES 70 2 eb pan blanche wantin 1 (Second Floor | CHINA PLATES---——~ Saving 50c A large assortment of hen in all the de- sirable and varied sizcs; a choice range of pretty and dainty. J corations from which to make your selections; regularly’ sell from S0c to 75¢; ee 25¢ (Third Floor.) SPARKLING BURGUNDIES: Saving $5 a case Pommertin, either red or white; the in- creased popularity of this as a dinner wine is a deserved tribute to its flavor, bouquet and purity; Tuesday @ 24-pint case, regularly $22, at $17; or a $15 i2-quart ease, regularly $20, at (Fourth Plowr,) MIXED PICKLES Saving I1c Crosse - & Blackwell's world-famous pickles; we limit 6 bottles to each cus- tomer; regularly a5c a pint 24e¢ bottle; cach.......++ Preeecene (Fourth Floor.) Saving 5c Durand’s fancy fish; a limit of one dozen Gans to each customer at this price; regularly 15¢; a can. " 10¢ (Fourth Ploor.)