The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1906, Page 8

7+ AR lg 8 Ns EE RRR fomapsgilinonog oe a rere ‘ SAYS HE WAS DEAD aLaetee anon =) man came a ublee oo LARGE RETAL. i ; H & Waguiar exe aad that'te ton Yer , Fe RGA Re RSet fellow-physiclana had ereat dimeuity tn keoping McTiroen ©, but laumhed at | the idea that the had een dead” | or that the heart at ait ¥ time atovnes | beating. AND How Lunatic Seized Yacht Elsa II. and Diagram of Her Erratic Course. CREW STOLEN — _-BLLUMIE * Banker E. R. Dick’s Elsa o, _ Ik. Cut Loose trom ked why he had declined qiite Wie poskilant” SoBlrost wee O78 |McEtroen in Hospital Sure| {2c p iient suid, ned hate son's | one’ for ure tf had 0: p--| Durns thia Rear cleation Doctors Saved Him After | faci “weet Life Had Fled. MICHAELS | “Yom Twas dead as a door nef,” eat Pawerd McEiroon, of No, § Buena Vista Avenue, Yonkers. to a reporter to-day For 5 Hours Saturday 8 A. M. Till i P. M. iene src. 0. Glub Pier. He in ition ai ie : ohio BROS Women’s All-Linen Children’s Children’s onkers | or fie sentin , . : — - a: ceiving two heavy blows on top e aii Ave, 29 as ; Wrarpers Towelling Hats Hosier) ‘ADRIFT IN EAST RIVER. head with a pipe wrench held by wire [| Fifth Ave. th Street, 67c 8 75c 8c | eal oom BROOKLYN. 7 | “Ewes anni Value $1.25 Value 95c ree | ted, gone clear over | to tr T quens,” he went on | “On the operating table, howover, I was fo all intents ani porposes dead for over |two house Dra, Mooney and Rublee of ve ec maf, thought Y was Gone it did not give up | “It's mighty ahivery to learn that the Coroner waa outside waiting to hold an . |Inqueat on me, T Value 124 2 § Value 15e iia Se | Insane Gerrian on Bridge 7 Rings Bell and Gives Orders Till. Captain Wakes. lawns Vet ZF CREDIT CLOTHING For the Entire Family, 50c. Per Week Opens an Account FURNITURE Aud Everything for Housckeeping, EASIEST PAYMENTS | Superb Display of $10 Hats Sith Brai. 3 to te @ un S t Ele Saree ~ DMMMITE RUINS 2 ~e c ad ben taken to the ‘Tné Pies U1, wan anpyored near the Pa Southern fs be ies Hi ba a caine n 4 re cull, they sudden! o © isa TI, because — —_—— tn the i ¢ | dlaco thet life had apparentiy fot y clo ° re and wes tn developed: to , Geciared that the teart - had aay reach. 2s = Pieced inte On board the yacht were John Pat- | : i ton, captain, and @ crew of twelve men, ' cine fatied to reveal Ml jointly by the i the Loulevilie ‘These Hats are the fi “ work of our own popular work oms and were made up specially for Saturday's selling. They are body was. in oe’ ae) wuk~ on whart the : = vile Ra: Poubee. $04 grees : dias inthe ae aoe, made of , fine felts and silk enh sets Siteaity sy tonbding CITIZEN'S PAPEAS Nine Persons Killed and fm Xusxiie go wnicn vag rv sicnty, [Open Hon. @ Sat. Evgs. braids, and trynmed with velvet, At the time there was no i > \ Ss jo used, artificial mala, wink ceils ead: fae Desins His Aba the man. ont sbout cat-| 1 Fifty Injured in Crash : : A; ENEKCL thn: Sa” sEA fing the hawsers. | With knives te / 8 [f 3 only one of many gems in the show (at) ing The Sensation of the Seasor i Feit Hats, @evered the hawsers, the yacht : a 7 at Jellico, Tenn. ane nn anna nnn nnn nnn man, SS NER ek bate ne once A Thousand Applicants Swamp : 0 n ig i A pent arid Sonn sama Facilities at Naturaliza- renutco be ' pe Saturday N ht Until 10-P. M. ne ae eer ev tree er erie eeecirauias bia _arnagiteexs mon het vaey [hts The Great Food S} Music ee Pains 22-0 iene way, siving kod, ‘Sots ioe (Ween weeswanty inners ae W. Samples. ‘Then feel the brides tei fifty persons. Property damage esti- p itiiraton’ aut ss. ho ‘yuet aernce See Prof. Loqua (Modern Magician). Saturday Last Day. . ‘ ' t ' ' { ' 4 ' | | oh any one day to Prat agar t tent Pohee j Oe ae awe <t cole criaes "| uss on tat a isstitephvoteay oa menace We Give Either S. & H. Green or Divi 1 ' all sorts of foolish orders. “| take out first citisenehtp Lengel At least 0 persons are homeless. idend Stamps, ' © Bown the river floated the yacht with | Seended on the Naturalization But 4 THE [ORNTIFIED DEAD Mot a light on board. The ferry-boat |!n the Feveral Building to-day, 1,00 ‘bes reall ry tient a Ohio was crossing from Brooklyn and | strong. The daily average is generally | ATKINS, GEORGE, lineman for th | meking ter stip at the foot pe Bast | One Srundred ent fifty or two hundred, | Bast Tenneessee Telephone Company j 4 Twenty-thied strect. Her pilot mw no|@nd the avatsnche thet fell upor the | COOK, JOHN, car inspector for the a Mabts ahead and was coming full tilt, | hareau completely awamped tt. To euch /Southern Rallway ' ‘The largest crowd that hes ever put | sted at $1,000,000 mwas done, and the Swagger Check Sutts, grow that] RODGERS, WALTER, clerk tor ; , ‘ Dulsdbial \iedines Osh: Bait hd te mather depinien| United Cole-piorage Warehsure Recep Fulton Street, Bridge Street and Duffield Street, Btanding on the stringplece at the foot | Sou by various means of persuasion| GORDON, JOHN. colored Wate ee new x BROOKLYN. : OPEN SATURDAYS Set Twenty-second sirect wore Pollce-| Srive several bundreds out of the|but they are mulllated beyond recog 6 man Willam Gallagher and Roundsman | toiaing nition. ihe John Stanton, of the East Twenty-sec- | imeo reasons ate given by Chiet Clerk A ing Myre ogy rye ond street station, The policeman and | nonovan for the rush. The first, helpatiy damaged. The U oundaman heard the weird cries and | seq was the fant thet a large per-|the Southern Itattway 1 com! 5 Ville and Nashville y) the ringing of the bell coming from the | wntage of the man were Hebrews, who ood one hundred ye: Suits Made to Retail at $20 and $25, UNTIL*10 P.M. oR re gn every ene eie{-_.. Savings of One-third or More in pad, located fram ‘the place whi | We have an exceptionally smart showing of these phe- nonenal values Hevides the checks, as shown in the filustration, there are fancy mixtures, chevic i the piain clo } Among the modeis & ¢ “Pony’’ style long coats, j three-quarter length effects, blouses and Etons—a perfect fit | palighted vessel, jdac discernible im the | nad taken advantage of the Hebrew] S7°"\ ponte tered to en's and Youths’ Clothing. | Bray of the dawn, The two officers | New Yemr to scours their first papers | ppéinters. This oui o! tae raphic com- “E Waped to the toy of the ferry sity and | ane gecont twason wea that the new atice tau Wwas\sied by tletions, in your choice of selection $14 98 waw thet the host was running wild. a into effet on h. SeaeTad Gee thao heeds we anes : F See Mies h ° meeps = Reicly Gilpcutia tb: yanbl ania Wie | Sie wr’ ead aie the sequanimenta: are | take Gite’ ar aaies tek pies i Every one knows how much wool has advanced in’price and] Kirts are plaited and circular plaited fi 7 Oto, and Gallagher and Banton Wt UP | considerably tore tthe ix [quence every house on that how much harder it is to get the kind of Clothing we like reason-{ «yell. |the degintung of © roan to get | Nn wan wracked. a large Whis yell was heard by the pilot of im before the (aw becomes operative ‘in the 0 He Sd dhead and BAW the | he ne of waiting meh extended on waite bout tn hiv path. He reverawa bi~ widde of the traliding in tbe third engine sid wien by mM wide detour) Mio cteridor AR the peorisiene and atulded mirtking the yaewt. equipment Of the local Burean anly pro: Moored in her tip war the fertybom | vide cor the handling of 300 applionn ty Joseph J. Donvhue. The rcht Dumped a dey, & large percentage of the em- inst the Donohue and thea struck | tees cativens wad to be turned away ‘he alip With Romy force, | ci On Way to Germany. WAGON RUNS QYER BOY. The Elva Li. was mvored to the dock At 3.98 hy Pan Wadtedne Altes tn ught able. A warning note was sounded in our direction and we find} alae We aré prepared with the best values we have ever had. The} prices, the next best thing, are a very little, if amy, more than Others asked some time ago. Buy here, get the best and most wong te Me garments and save one-third or more on all you uy Saturday, y Girls’ $7.50 Fall and Winter Coat.) 07% Women’s Popular Over- Waists theta tt hte ts te ta ate i tints Men's Bunt its, Mi r t ioe, "A the Dwonty-nocond Birect| Amtonte Cuvetine’s Might Arm ter styles, i 3 and a "button ainate Brestey | Value $3.00. y tre? wit oda 1.98 ee Station the man Was asked his Broken. Jong coat, fancy worsteds, tweeds, bormespuns ach Drilliantine name and cassimeres, perfect fitting, concave shou ders, snug-fitting cols, to fit reguise aad stomt men, value 1400+ 9 98 Saturday, oeey ” “I am Adolph Busch, and I am eigh:| Antonio Carling, threo wears old, of teen yearn ¢ “yl No. 2 East One Hundred and Bighth rather did live, at No. Vitwet. Was to-day run over. File rleht Beet te ee back ts m was brokin. The bor ra walking Rae eeuaet tae beret oan th hin mother at One Hundred and biyny from thia country be Righth streot and Third avenue when h away and tan inte the wtrert ‘Boys’ Shoes, 98c, 1.25 & 1,48| Men's Suits, high - grade fancy worsteds homespuns, casimeres, serges and black thibet, hand tallored throughout, good quality Hnlngs, elegant fit, l 1 98 Sizes 34 1042, value $15; Saturday , Men's Trousers, faney worsteds, good patterns, dirk and Heht stripes, perfect fitting, all high-grade makes, yd 98 value $4.00; Saturday ......... ‘e Three Lots of Marbelious Values, from a Big Lynn, Mass., Factory, The best and most serviceable footwear for school and the strenuous days of Fail and Win ter ever olfered at (hese unusually low prices Boys’ Shoes \, Wy 1.48 1) Boys’ Shoes 2°". Pl eae JP 2.) Boys’ Shoes io.0"50'S Vie" 986 Also Special for Women, Misses and Men, renh Mid, wes Mas Catt mt te atra—y wr pile | antes inter Gitee Ste PS cr) Men's Hand-newed Welt Lace Shoes, vini kid. velour calf abd patent Viel Mid: plain tog ta; alten ® to then began ona) way and he w Yue Hospital sed pl ward, me SURPRISE = THREE STORES NEW STORE: 523529 8th Ave. Berweet 36th ane 7th. Ste, 138-146 West 14th St., | 83d St. and Third Ave. | Between 6th and 7th Aves, \ One Block trom “L” Station Boys’ Sul's, tn Norfolk and double-breasted styles, in fancy worsteds and chev. sizes 7? Ww 16, value $5.00, for ° Boys’ Sults, high grade, allewoo! cheviots, worsteds, bine sergeh and cassimeres, double-breasted and Norfolk styles, perfect 4 98 fitting, well made, all sizes, value £7.50: Saturday for... ne bd Headquarters for Young Men's Clothes. Here you will tind the best [assortment of fine high ~ grade Sults in worsteds, tweeds, homespuns, serges, }cassim res and plain black thibet, well made, perfect sitting, concays shoulders, very latest styles, loose cut trowstrs, lony coatt, in doubt and single breasted, Just tight {gr the Up-to-date young an. Gawwand seetor your- self and save about 4 buying hare. All sles 14 to 20 years; | 1.98 ithaca . _ aii iin ty Youths’ $10 Sutts at 7.50 SURPRISE SPECIAL SALE NO. 366, VERY FASHIONABLE YOUNG MEN’S SUITS < Fine all-woo) Cheviots, Fancy Cassimerds and Fancy Worsteds Ip Double“) Bir Breasted and Single Breasted stylow—ages 14 to 19, Nery dressy garments for young men: A group of new Fall suits that is repre fentative of every new fashi tone and weave that Fall and Winter. + ¢ gray new eflects and mixtures in other , color, value $12.00 to $18,00, our prices $7.98, $9.95. ’ An Offering That Appeals to ' ' cake, it will keep theakin tn perfect cone D K afforded, place this sale of resses. shows their fasblonable lines and neat style. Men's Underwear, fall weight, merino These garments are perfect fitting, ing colors, Russian effects, fall skirts, Men’s Fall 5c Toilet Soap, 2c. the Economical Young Man, dition, value SC. per CaKGesse..0e5 26 Youths’ Worsted and Fancy Cheviot Sults among the best ‘or naturel wool, well made, full sizes} Witch Hazel, 5¢ pint bottle, fine for} gn ate genoa Deeases of pretty chucks Other Values That Are Boldly Daring. Je 4 +H} with liberal hem, sizes 6 to 44 years, | Value 75c ea.; 48c | To-morrow, is in fav in Biowne i WC one! $1.00 mere Value $1.50; 9 8 At 298M Taeae, Malia in seublereneted and wor: To-morrow, C At 3.98 , eye’ Norfolk Suite with bloomers and plain irls’ School % The perfect fit, th lish cut, th iT - Viovet Toilet Soap, 3% ounce round Girls Sc 00 IH] gather with the promaances sein Por ee pet gg ely ay Underwear ane i opportunities of the Fall, Th+ accompany ing. ‘ilusteation 15¢ Witch Hazel, &c. Bot, {shirts and drawers to mat Hl sizes. | burns, cuts, ete., wil allay irritation CA fe nlacyh ag peer arate iby School Hutte, bto 16 res Men's 1.50 Hats, 1.00 Men's Fall Hats, stiff and soit, new | style, derby in bluck felt and alpines in 4 : color combinations —o: \ er LS. piack and gray {768,10 ..ees0064 8,00 cri Lec a naan AR 5 ta ; * Ae sf " ere ete metnreertompeetee a ferelty) Ae 1.50 and mottled effects: Al H | Men's Poll Shirts, bigh grade ; Girts’ Skirts, assorted maerials At 2.98 83.98 SMiVlAt 1.50 8 20g. +x ap." | ‘obred stiff be i Boys’ 75¢ Caps, 48 — f puited and gored, inverted back, ere Ss aR ee irendet 7 ored with the latest perce dete BP ad raat) fateh tie heh Woo! serge lengths 30 to 36 inches, fore. M98 Bo tig, Tene In Rowman OF rer brerty now page GegwAiet mene newW goods, sizes 14 to 17, val iv | mallor models. i c | *, $1.50 + 9BE | and tancy atstures, in Etons,.auto and |) Gipia® Renters in all wool packard At 2.98 & 3.988 Teor At10.00 1h" Besineve putes; Men's Neckwear, new fall designs, | Kol styl@4, all slzes, value 750.++.-48Ef coin, double bresered front, box rm) red or Wan Covert: Anew GUM~\agie aryl prying. ator aus snide 4 est ey ype 50¢ 69 Neck Ruffs, 1.00 | dack, notched collar, Oto 14 years 3.98 At 2,98 BSI8 WAM Ser Ag 13,50 ares Hatten, equat k Rufls, black liberty silk, large, aeneietianenel Re sewes ie, 0 thowe sold | ese wee sti Oxford, Feivaes 7 to 1 YOun! where al $ik.to; lange wartnty iieriatents en 00 Wamen’s At 3.98 “Macrae oreseenin At 10.00 @ 12.00~Eeoe Black Waists. At 3.98 -™ Salta; fine guality fancy 49c, Lace Stocks, 25¢, Women's black Waists, of brilliantine, ably-lined and perfect fitting. O @ne week ending next Friday AT ALL THREE sTORES | sere earner ah matamamantairatitiet Women’s Fine Shoes Shoes, 1.0.0 pairs, vicl kid, THE SURPRISE STORE | Should any pure fail to pleas goods cheerfully exchanged Ml pressed and kept in good repair t¢ GUARAN y retusaed or the Y the price,—is as " iY brown Kersey orth 200 more wormteda and bieck Thibets, Lace Stocks, baby Irish and battate, in pretty varicty of palterns and combi- idica Wen dollars to. | Swift's Selected Hams, tb. 1 23c |. NEW PALL CREATIONS IN MEN'S SUITS AND TOP COATS, oe $5, $7,50, $10, $12, $15, $18. ease ts I2e Top Collars, Te papier he cat uae eH tylish an a 1d clegantiy Value $2.50, ] 40) ee 7e tie Hetlte Tea Uf To-morrow, ° BOYS’ SCHOO! NEW FALL STYLES | $2.00) ext, ode. tt ae $3 Ob ANS mtores Golf Caps... 1 BG Livereweal — Swvlal ‘Tran, Burnt Wood Outfits, 85c, | Value $3.00; l 98 ” Outfits for burning wood or leatver,| Toomnorrow, with guaranteed platinum point, urge site bulb, in designed wood bo BSc Tomintowe, tow, | Liew Al \wacked: domen. Boys’ vier satin calf, box al and vici kid; good, heavy soles, ——— —— stylish and serviceable; sires 4 9 | Woe PostCardAlbums,1 aan ple BAS Sig eshcisdans vee 1,80 Fest Card Albums, beautiful “cloth | '9)HH8 } Children's Shoes, box call, lace! bound, to hod $4 cards, keeps the vy lestrer soles, call tops; ty 9 BY) LO 1, VALUE 81,50. 0000 1.19 | 19 oA eee ree anatiamatle neers v ‘Sour. ba | Women’s Wotking Skirts. navy or black cheviots, checks and plaids, oe al, $5.50 2698 AM-WVoot Mt Snes Fant 400 310. eC hock, hauoy Cheviots < i» Khoon Saturday Kvwulnce Until 10 o'Cluck, Other Days Uoill