The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1906, Page 16

: Smoky i Beta shopping that has grown + ingly in the past five years nig PT ie Board of Direct c - Iher of Commerce at ite firs: meeting @f the ereron to-day discussed mens- 4i'i* Gree to counteract the growing tend.) dma m @ncy of Pitteburgers of wealth to ao) Sh* hetr buying away from home | Az TH he big department stores of Pitts. | Ar ew York by tines. —Btrernoon to Bt A DRIVES 4 HSS DRIVEN PRETTY GILT FROM AMERICA | be riedly Deported. | HUSBAND IN “PURSUIT saan. dik Port. “They Land Here on Koenig Albert with Wronged Sol- dier in Hot Chase. lenet arent black eyes were pver up features of the gir ay ee The sbip was tong On the Hamburg liner Koentg Albert, | waters before. officers 1, (Strange and hypno Watch afrived to-day, were = cowwle) ihe over Glocondo, Geno called themselves Mr. and MY! | streaming black heir, beautiful | 1 assic. All the way | tinted complexton and wel nen Beanpot, ot “| figure attracted thelr admira rer the pair stayed much to them) one to be afraid of Vale e mah waa tall And sotdierty | qrter rating te fives. The man apa Jeoking, perhaps (thirty years old./amseert they learned from her lips | Blond “and fair skinned, with his heir | she was travelling westward agnitie: her will, @ombet high off bis white forehead and) : Gis tawny beard twisted in a >ointed| Beriy to-day the frat os ‘The woman seem be a few | On the quarter deck beheld a fguce ve bts en are r robed im white coming up the compan- r 7 | Without b ation the mpure iis — dni t Mo | tonway ng ne de [SPproached the side of the ship and t disappeared over the The sudden cor hateg 268" of the appari and its flight ‘and toh them they must wait, O78 the side of t hip Into the heavy jfom which covered the waters of New Ld Ruslan Consul Waited: York Bay only gare a gruesome setting & her travellers pad gone |tor the uncanny hanpenine wap lieing t. Teported to Capt fermt-wlhire ok the sBae E cwitk be. a Milan stiletto i was the pretty ijomemy. of New York, were wait-| be. 9. Mil or them. Mr. Watohorn had been | Saeare ne down hurriedly from hie apar’ jaeeeree ot the nu a owe Reseltal revesied | netove . departure for berth | Dende ore eeenont | wan erpty, and two Ruslana told of | trom the G The her leavis the quarters «i spent fifteen minutes in ti . be de-| of the mysterious couple Gadow and tour sailors rowed around ordered that they for some time in the thick mist wits ence Prom tint meanest | out (ere sk became virtual prisoners ‘alenti the girl's J : ae erven| desta aiutied verity. He ‘Geckardi’ ss brought across the interpreter vines he had not knows a Government tug and sent directly ote. ne girl boarded the ship. His the French tatement ne could hot be refuted by other guess was right, f ne Koenig albert Swan fet propaying (0 sail "She was, she tena tl ee eo ly and all thelr belonging knew.” declared the man With thegrent Neck eyes “I do pot know where she lives.” SUICIDE IN BAY neral’s Wife 5 Wife and Runa-|Leaps to Death From| "way Captain Are Hur- | Steamship Koenig Albert | Coat Suits, | $600,000 FROM == STOCKS SLASHED IN SELLING, DRE -| Coppers, Pacifics, Steel and | Great Northern Suffer the Most. i i edt : A violent relling movement, which set in during the late run id the atock « the /market today. carried Prices off all (the best | around, the losses at the clowe running | trom 1 to a potnte. 0 protest against being) A fraction measured the average of husband. now on hit | the gains shown by the opening prices Anaconda rose 2 National Rallroad | of Mexico: preferred 13 Brooklyn eee | Ullers’ Securities 1, Reading 7-8 and Canadian Pacific, Amalgamated Cop- per, Consolidated Gas and United States Rubber 34. Business was on a} Brooklyn Court Upholds Bequests Made by Dr. Frank Freel. By a decision of Judge Frederick E. Crane, tn the County Cour& Brooklyn. to-day, Patrick ‘Colbert, valet to the late Dr. Frank Freel, will tal! heir to 600,000, The money repre- sents Dr. Freel’s interest in his father's estate, which was willed by Dr.\ Freel, Stony Creek. © Justice Crane’ opinion was rendered estate of amal! scale A slight lone was shown tn au quent dealings, while the market es a ey ‘Transit 11-8, Colorado Fuel and Dis- ~ FLOWS TO NEW YORK orders followed the o lee rise cy effective buying of speciaitivs strengthened-the mar much damage had bee: oe. Reading was the ce ree amount of t tone and fs influ | 3Mempread. The nenial we Tart SS ge Merchants, Alarmed,, Take Action to Trade Hold Home Puttaburg perations autfered severely eaheition ie ie eke Ao4 Ot Paul 31-4 Union Fe | : Me way f fhe, Southe>n Pacific, Mimeour | heamn work’ we need Pitte- cite, Kansss City Southern AD 41m work by the Individuals in oo Copper, 7; | @very Bne of trade Th * where the | No preferred 13-4 and low Sian for the enlargement c¢ the sce ee mt. eee ecope 5 Btates Steel, Bethlehem @ toe Chamber of Commerce. as pr 4 Smelting 1 to 13-8 paved by Presiden: i W. Englis re was & rally near the clase that Gomes in.” pa lly covered the losses, but the ‘This statement was made 0 tent | Pines chat cele ax etotke eoate “ sf stocks to- @f one of the largest depart: snares, and of rand of bonds ny Hate” B Pittebure to-day tp commen! Temedy for the craze f The Closing Quotations. burs are several young men, hea departments, who have been xen | Ae * from New York stores by local houses | 47A°°Ri8 > tn the past few years, They give start * Hing statiotics of the business carried ¢ Pittsburgers tq staple One man formeriy mith a big New | | Terk house gave to the Pittsburg firm @ Shat brought im here the names ¢ Between 80 apd 0 Pittsdburgers wh hie had numbered among his reg. @urtomers in his department at Sew York store Another —teeisFed that when MARRIED IN 8T. AGNES'S. "Mise Amanda ‘3 f De fel, and thie % Brown. son of Portiand. Me Junen 4 Brown youterday were marr Agnen's eiy~hecond airgst, by the |. of Trinity parish by both aides. of hie eaid he pa his wil oweve who knew prised Jearn tha: eatate, real and Proapective, to the valet Mother a re attemoted to pre. vent the pro f the will. alleging the teet incompetent men. to mak me TRATE DENOUNCES ‘STRIKE RIKE BREAKER. om oo Unis Not to Then Did So; 10% ™ mL Decifne EMPLOVER'S WILL formerly «| RUSH DOUBLE in admitting the will to probate. ‘The $000,000, however, will mot go to the valet url! the death of Dr, Freel's mother, and the probability te that the other and two sisters will further contest the will and parry it to the highest courts The case bas been an unusual and spectacular The hearing incident to tho or of the will began in | the summer, and was hotly contested $20 Autumn $ WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING. soe JAMES McCREERY & 0. Friday's Wonderful Tailored Suit Sale An aggregation of style never be- fore reached at the price—$! 2.50. Twenty-six stunning Autumn de a gns, coat models so much in demand Scateh und Enghal: 5-1 Plaids, the new browns, gray Wales | \\ black and coniras‘ing velvet collars, SALE AT ALL 3.STORES 4 Box Coat Suits Tight Coat Suits Nortolk Coat Suits English Jacket Suits Every one of the different short- as, heather ‘ues and gona’. Céats satin ned throughout—of mannish cut— This te the full range of wuite shown esewhere at $18 82) and 625. Alterations FREE. WALET WILL GET jays nazcar aon Ladies’ Gloves, Heavy cape, English tan Gloves. 16 button length. Suitable for tailor-made dress. 3-75 per pair. Twenty-third Street. FARE CASE 10) HIGHEST COURT One of B. R. T. Test Suits) Passed Upon by Ap- pellate Division. Attomey Yeomans, of Yaomans, fatoh & Sheehan, general counsel for the B. R. T., wait to-day that he had recetved a despatch from Saratoga an nouncing that the Appellate Court of the Third Division had unanimously aMirmed the dectsion of the Supreme | ¢ rt trim judge of the same district By agreement between Attorney Ste: Baldwin, who has tried to en- legality of a five-cent fare, amd the B. R. T. counsel. a test cass was presented to trial Judge at Saratoge. He decided thut the ten cent fare was legal, acd by. agreement the ¢ was taken to the Appelia Division of the damrict. Mr. “contd sald his correspondent in Saratoga, ine formed him that the Appellate Divisiea, sitting en banc, had unanimously af firmed the decree of the lower court. Attomey Baldwin denied the aeser- ton of Mr. ¥ na that the Gara- Brooklyn Rapid victory for the neat “The decision was given by agree- meat,” he said. ‘The object of the de- cision was to obviate delay. No argu- ments were mubmitted to either court. A case cannot be taken dir. Court of Appeals t 0 the It must firat go Y@yvgh the Supreme Court, and then Appellate Div for final determina- reed that no argu Tomde in the two Now the case Promptly to the Court of Appeals, the Attorney-General will make it «| preferred case, #0 that It will come up in a few days “Then the w arguments wil} Of Appeals will give I ‘ The Brooklyn Rapid Tranalt ators JAInIng credit fonssomething not done. The case has gone y bY agreement. and is the we could get evidence and the ourt in w e final SHIPPING NEWS. vont oF NEW ARMIVED. york, Albert Genoe. Por. Antonio ‘Savannah Havana ‘COMING STEAMSHIPs. Po New anda, Hue NG STEAMBHIPS, D TO-DAY. C1096 “Columbus She "titiae Arasotine. v0 Haobure Ox ee Seruinnce, Tovans’™ @ ten-cemt fare to Coney Istangd ‘=| jon, and then to the | Millinery Departmes nt. Sale of trimmed model Felt and Cloth Hats, showing all the new Autumn trim- “mings and shapes. Turbans, Sailor Hats and picture designs. Light colors or medium shades to match thefash- ionable cloths; including brown smoke and. light grey, garnet, coral pink, pale blue, green, black and white, 7.75 each, Twenty-third Street. Femara here. Maranas served with jee — nuts and cherrt a ‘eitenctstiy te eg per Sanisracron GUARANTEED OR-MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED | WEST eo ST Friday Oniy. Friday Oni. | Black Silk Jumpers, Long Tourist Coats Br Be ary 0 | 3.00 i {aes t a Record-Breaking Price These Jumpers are seldom sold for less than $3 a 28 Jud by t ret there sold| the lowest price we've seen them advertWWed elsewhere was last Friday, this 160 Of $00 will] $2.69. And that house heralded them as a “sensational : ba JAMES McGREERY & CO. Sale of Handkerchiefs. Ladies’, cross-bar weave, sheer linen Handkerchiefs. 85c per box of % doz. (All liner, hemstitched- Hand kerchiefs with narrow tape border, | 1.70 per doz. Initiaied cross-bar weave Handkerchiefs, all linen. 1.45 per box of % doz. Gentlemen's initialed Hand- kerchiefs. Sheer linen, bar weave. 2.45 per box of % doz. Useal price 3,00. Twenty-third Street. | JAMES McGREERY & CO. Colored Dress Goods. Tweeds, Zibelines, Cheviots, Fancy Mohairs, Mixed Suitings, Voiles, Etamines, etc., and numerous fancy weavgs in stripe and plain fabrics. Excellent quality, 44 to 50 inches wide, soc per yard, value 7$c to 1.50, | Twenty-third Screet. ‘JAMES MeCREERY & CO. Fine China and Cut Glass, Thin China DinnerSet. New Spray pattern. 100 pieces, including shop dish.,12,00 value 15.00 | Pouyat China Dinner Set. Pink rose border pattern. value 50.00 8 inch Cut Glass Bowls,.2.25 | Water Jugs 3-50 Footed Purich Bowls....12.00 New 7 inch Compotes..,, 5.00 | Twenty-third Street. EARTHQUAKE PANIC IN SAN JUAN CITY. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Sept. 27.~ |The city of San Juan experienced « series of heavy earthquake shocks to- | day, beginning at 10.47 ing in intensity and | onds The werror-stricken occupants of the} ing buldings fled to the streets | dulidings wer A. M.. increas. ng thirty sec | Even the Government | deserted, but no damage hay yet bes reported, The excitement among the people is in ienee o $1.98, o in a day. The coats are rgain Our special price to-morrow is made from wool mansish-mix-| TMz CY seveeticiy”trlmmed with tures, In the modish 50-inch sleeves, trimmed with length. They have fly front, | ; Very a saw with notch velvet. collar,| " full sleeves, deep cuff and three patch pockets, Really]. , day Only. <y 98 _ Sitls’ Tourist Coats pb at Ata Price Certain to Attract WidespreadAttent ion. The Very Newest Suits. | snappy tutt a box coats, exceptionally well made; Very fine broad.| with materials such as you find in garments sold at double cloths and rwing| Teag price. cheviots, sho wing the 22-inch tight fitting, the Prince Chap and new pep- lum blouse styles. Yor colinrlew = 1.98 Syrop Pitchers, Mit dare, dere Diabinn, fred item, sbi Cantons, SPOONS to maton AND 79¢ he teasboone We $1.25; per Friday Only, Domestics. No Mai! Orders Filled, | ExteatHeavy Shaker Flanne a yard; Sp yal do: Value, Se. ‘. 3 36- fete ‘taw, Unbleached taunt 100.5 ve hcg per yard. Napkins. | Lasee Size Plsaclied Din- ner Napkins. Spectah 59c wer dozen ss... ac Some are trimmed | ” Fday On Only, others Wye" ptanr tat sy + we Rarer | ottverware Specials, lar this Fal pals om Womeniew an ee to tof ye leks on hard, White metal. Another Sale Of 1,000 Walking Skirts. ee comes here in person to be satisfied, and there will surel 8c be a rush for this value The skirts ‘Sacer in light and dark shades; new 13-gore l 29 5 cil Sigdas fully $2.98 value, to-mor- eo heheh 3 FORKS, We ‘Make Alterations ‘Free on w 5 Sample Felt yo 49¢ Ready to wear and untrimmed, for women, misses a. Samptes_ of a s food maker that are worth two vd three while they last, to-morrow (Friday) only, choice st, each. . Ready-to-Wear College and One of the season's They're all the rage, best hats, Made (nd at this low crown and gented brim over buck- military. braid. trimmed” with silk with Persian braid; | in the swell new de- | 500 pleces of Table Ware, ebery article guar- $22.50 values, to-morrow at Value oo z f1.98 We cannot fill mail orders, x» we want every one re | Batteg are made from wool mannish mixtures BE lmoGERS TEA SPOONS, taBLE | extra heavy row \ { fancy en -d08 omen'’s Garments, | vsive our price. new goods and the best styles and Solors; « : Hats, $3.98. Telescope Hats. with large bell price you abouldn't ram frame of silk velvet and = mill- riety A the apes a 1OEm aa wie ouT Ae iit tml at srsesi 98C on Foto 59-69. Dress Goods, 39, Values No Woman Can Afford to Miss,” | 38-INCH ALL-WOOL IMPORTED LUPIN CREPE, shown In a | choice rane of the popular Fall colorings, including white Walues at | 38-INCH HEAVY TWO-TONED NOVELTY SUITINGS, shown dark brown, blue and brown, blue and black, green and garnet, golden brown and black } ‘e Cc Frigay Only, t t Value E — . NE. In white and Pr AU DE Boke. soft eave} Quality Sree full size beds; Sore ales than 2 toa customer. ud jal at, each. 69c lankets. S%.-69%. value $1.75, Spd quality, at ish, watoe we, Mis bagtes EXT. THA Rf ‘STLING LACK QUA- ANTBED TAREETA. an quality at 52 Boys’ Suits at Half. re oot Al Wool $3 Suits to be placed on Sale at at $1. 49 Each. As we sell ao cottonsdes or Settee, ves have an absolute guarantee auality, of DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS. ages 7 to 16, in a wide variety sores bem Rg trimmed just as you are accustomed 2: in $3 31 RUSSIA BLOUSE "Surrs, with’ sailor collars and bloomer p: in ages 3 to 8, Rus- 1 .49 sians with turn- n collars, in ages Bike Choice of the entire showing of ie Sociale Sale Boys’ Waists and Blouses. CxXLINDER « COAL HBAT.- m-INCH BLACK SILK MOIRE VE Sic grade. pecial pre noecrows at Extra oe fines up to age 14 We. vale, very spec | Bors Uned and unbleagh; parteet goods tary Up to cording 10 si Price, all alae: Women’s Underwear, 29c “Pate pireglny Tad Yeu ani Py and Girls. fine quality Fleece- Underwear dn Batural gray al regu- agsimeres as, well ae fade {n both fn pe sre‘nido, wormteda newent cays hed. fabrice, and most distinetty ‘he sige rany tthe ble trite Ball-handied GARBAGE | Women's Extra Size Underwear, CANS witn | ‘ : Modjum and heavy weights, Acecos cover, Rugs | Mand. unfleeced; veale nik’ omeeee ba es 25c Arient paris have French -banda; Fegulariy bic.; choline Men's Bnderwear. W-QUART Distt PANS, nde 91 Oil Heaters. Heavy sheet otee! drum, wrought tron ihe, é-quart ol! tank, at MEDICINE cant. NETS, hard wood. with two aeives; resvlar $1.0, spe- . . by’ ary * high stite cashmere ago ae a= 19¢ |