The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1906, Page 7

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, RUBBER GANG MAGE RIOT OF ATALETIC BALL _| Attacked Five Bartenders | in Attempt to Capture Cash Drawer: j | GAVE FIGHT TO POLICE} ? Bottles and Glasses Weapons fh Battle That Ended East Side Dance. bal given by ‘thé Cavalry eadquartera at Matihee't and’ Firat avenue. ¢ Murray Hil Ly- etreet near Third of toughs 1 been eontinuc hours, ‘There w n were behind the bar dls- inks when suddenly there was Brush of rousiw for the bar. One of called out “It's the till for M Instantly a score of youths climbed * Up on the bar and tried°to climb over tt > Assaulted Five Bartenders: The five bartenders seized bottles and Glnssea_and began hurling them ‘twa apectal policemen were in the dance hall, They ran to the ald of the bartenders, but were sooa overcume. They were Knocked down and kicked out into the atreet. ‘Phe five bartenders defended them~ selves as best they could. ade for the undred dol beaten back, Some one telephoned to Police Head- quarters, and: policemen were sent on the run wast Thirty-fourth tougns had Was ov one In and rulsed. (A fifta, No. t Huffalo ayenua Brooklyn: hud been atruck with uw weaken botde in the left arm, An artery had been severed, und he from loss of blood. He was hurried Bellevire Homptial The police sy they have no clue to the jrobber wang 5 ——AUTORILLS BABY LAUGHING IN PATH j Negro CH Leaves Dead Victim and Speeds Off with Women. 1 the owner of automobile No. 2,710, Now Jersey license,’! was the or- Ser sent thi ew Jersey towns. to-day, The owner of this automobile, it ts the chauffeur and with him who last i Hite out ota | front of her pa ark, and then, with ing in the street, The child who was Killed was Sarah fren just tearing how to—nate— Sie dad wandered Into Wie #ireet In front of her home; No. 171) Prince stréet, When the t automobile bore upon he “Sho thougit iw new ‘and stood laughing as they down and crushed h | : jegro was driving the machine. Seat at tached a ohild and the others inthe mac. must. have felt the bump aa the child's pody im- + peded tha: wheels. Never once did the negro stop. He Yds lever ami | Tut not SEE ext peared from si Wil be wllowed on Dresen| 10 % of thin advertisement on Open Every 9 o’Clock. This home. cf conalate at PARLOR— Noa neVelo' Bul five pleges: Pl che KR ANG —_———— ut One: ther witha Every timo hi bartenders lay behind the Fred- as unconscioifs ° rt befor e a number ad ween teicon, aH Be ca the Governnient by ts: Se atilcle ourchased for cash this saul Agents: for GRAND Re EUR NURE: Actual Value 9200, y the rape aed ht ; rhia exactly an Shey SOA aise la snyannbttion ta out Fevryebng' ‘or 1 Housexeepiag, Was fea _ Anelading bras. tri eons oie FURNITURE, CARTETE ile To ‘sien “Eierat Sara | feat HID LOOT UNDER CENTRAL PARK TREE Boys Arrested Say They Had Found Booty Discovered | in a Cache. | | “Yes, we hid ‘er under a Central Park) tree all right, but we found the tru didnt wteal {t mever!™ Bo sala winram O'Noll, aged neventeen. of No. 202 Weat One Hundred and Eighth street, and: Joseph Breen, nineteen yeara old, of No.| Cohimbus avenie, -‘when-they—were iether fatten Coutt-to- days + allan saw’ tho| boys Jast night lookling in a! pawnshon at One flundred ang Twonty fith street, and arrested 2° At the! station, it ia sald, they directed the de- § to a certain tres in the Par where they had hidden _ number oF things” waloh the officora’ clin wer stolen. stuft was there, Collar bul-| tons and other trinklets in quantity’ were| found on their persons. The detectives | suy Breen confessed to having robbed & number of apartments. | ‘The officer got a lantern and went to ag hear (he west drive, the tree, which was near tis wast drive. Hiey dus under the old oak anid found a Of old vpeta glasses and more co pale ot fan: the tires Ia in a se syot, and around it there w Which. Were used to Jopate th t hole in Whichithe plunder wes Durled MOTHER SHOT BY SON'S REVOLVER plelo is Had em ded Boy ie WER for, Protection When Fatal Bullet Was Fired. ANY OTHER STORE OOPERG; J.B.GREENMUT. PRES NO CONNECTION \Y EGEL Si Ta AYE Women’s $1.25 Untrimmed Hats at 39c Jaunty, Little Hats of Soft Felt OUNDS cheap, doesn’t. it?- But when you see them and take one in your hands and bend it this way and that, the soft iclate ne quality of the felf will convince you that th hats but atid that were really made to sell for $1.25. times what we are asking! An they aré not old stock, either; every one fresh from-one of the largest millinery manufacturers They are light in weight, which is such a com- in the country, Trimmed with such a relief from the heavier velvet hats! ribbon and wings, they make a neat, little. hat for walking or for (> business wear, yet they cait be made even more dressy with velvet ve == ~ trimming anda cluster of ostrich tips. 5 $1.25 hats in black or-colorsat_a special price-of —._.__ (Slegel Codper Store, Setond Floor, Front.) Women’s Flannelette Underwear E best part of flannelette is that it launders so nicely fade and it comes out of the tub just as soft and fleecy t thing you could possibly want in underwear is here-at specially low prices, also daisy cloth These. regular The'colors never Underskirts—in plain white or stripes Underskirts—in pretty stripes; scalloped edges. in stripes; also daisy cloth with deep scalloped ruffle Skiris—in pretty stripes; also daisy cloth. Skiris—with deepscallop. Jersey Knit Underskirts— Nightgowns—in ery stripes Imp orted Watches for Men a Won A Good Investment for Election Earninjs or Winnings T isn’t often that you have a chance to geta really fine waich is an-opportynity to be taken advantage of now, of this sort, we are prepared to accept a small deposit on any of these, and will hold Gowns—ol exes Bridal Sets A splendid assortment of three. piece bridal | ‘Un wenn dge; walking length, sripbon; spe ial at pink, blue, redorgray 4 a é such prices as these, IfFyouarep st nning a Christmas surprise | Mfrs, Christian Stender ts lying at tho] point of death at her home. in Eleventh street, College Polnt, anu, Aged twenty-two, who accidentally shot the watch until called for at, any time prior to December | yoyo Honry;+ Gold- Filled Watches—our special —teaderia_men’s was essa shin, 1 Stern Brothers Direct attention to Later Importations of their celebrated Alexandre, Lupin and Babbette Glace and Suede Kid Gloves 2 and 3 clasps, 2 and 3 buttons and in 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 but- ton length Mousquetaires, in black, white and preyailing-colors. And in addition, To-morrow, Special Values in » Women’s French Glace Mousquetalro SEKLY {n tan, pecs and white, 12 Button Death 16-Button- Length, 1906. Electionketurns. Madison Square Garden. ELECTION NIGHT Special Attractions: High Class Underwear, For’ Men, Women and Childr Comprising Merino, Silk and Woo! Mixture: the leading Foreign and Domestic Makers. West Twenty-third 9 state of col and father 1s. serio: thock and grief occasioned by the oc-| jewelled Swiss movement, gu anteed by us for one yea currence, Henry thentre mother £1. take your revover with Ret home tate hare to come throu same dark streots."' “She handed conyenlent 8 it A second la wns preparing to go to the . and he began to clean r it was discharged, and the mother was struck In the head. | the pollcemen At- 1 phe bait peasedclear through the brain | n and came out through-tha mull. The young man caught the falling | woman in his arma and cried for belp. | Neighbors rushed in and a physician was called. Ho could stye the stricken | family no hope. The son was taken be- | fore Magistrate Connorton, who heard | the sad story and released him on his | own recognizance to appedr Friday. | ‘The father works In a factory, He Was sunt for and-hss-not_been-able to Jeavy his wife's room, so sertously has the accllent affected him. ‘Tha Stendera - dbaxe seven children Mra. Stender was fifty-three years old. ‘pe son who held the fatal revolver ts inconsolable and o | physician ts attending him, JEALOUS SWEETHEART PROTESTS WITH BULLET Girl, Walking with Rival, Shot in Head by Man on Return to Her Home, (Special to The Eventag World.) NORRISTOWN, Pa.. Noy, 6 —John Kilpatrick shot and killed his sweet- heaft, Mary Adams, Iqst niht at| Spring Mill, Kilpatrick” aa Deon | courting —Atiss— Adams —for— seve months, and is said he was Insanely) jealous of her, —-Last— evening, st 16 he learned that hls sweetheart out walking with another man, When Kilpatrick met the «irl on her} othe house a auger! ensued | | wind and set; size 1 with two or three lette: monogram, at.. Solid Gold Watches. open face,with y the weapon trom—n> with tyo jlorehiee etter igre Gun Metal or Nickel Watches—a nfonogram, at.......- thin model with fine Swiss move- ment; excellent time- piece; stem wind and $ BCL Mleeeseeeeeseee 14-k. Gold Watches—a thin, open- face model; choice of plain or eng ced movement, Yements in othe market, neter Lip movemer pold or silver dials, atz:,...-. which is one of. ss finest Enameled Chatelaine Watches— four colors of case— green or dark blue, with attractive miniature; fine Swiss movement, teed by us for one year; piete with chatelaine pin tomatch, detelusl -k. Gold Watehes-open face, with tine Swiss move- ment, guaranteed; case genuine chip diamonds beautiful assortment of designs, at. (Sierel Goorer- Store sMrin-Floar, =I Pretty Pictures. Oil Paintings—In gilt frames with shadow boxes; these paintings are worth just twice what we age: spartels and Oil Banting Pastels—pretty landscape subjects | Oil Paintings— We are also offering this-sele-a-special-tot-of our 1.50 oil paint burnished rolds spe Exceptionally larger-sizein-gitand price $8.50; special ial to- morrow, at morrow $m Sliding or ao ae Couches, 7°" A Couch.One Moment—A Bed the Next F you are cramped for space there is nothing like this practical sliding or telesce So-arranged that, by putting out the under s you may-Separate the two sections entirely so that the mattresses, that can be used in different rooms, and, covered with a pretty couch-cover and piled up with sofa-cu ishions, mak piece of Furniture for the living room, iby-a diseased ction, you have a three-qui rter size bed; or are two distinct beds, with two 5 under the other, a most desirable hen not in use one sli Jand ferment, Thus-you-haye— = SORES 0 ULCERS) “Nothing is more discouraging than to.haye anmmhealthy sore or ulces resist one treatment after another, sometim: [ently getting well, then returning with renev Se than before.—Sores and-tlcers-are tot dueto outside causes. plasters; lotions, ete., and-poltuted “condition of the-blood—-brought-on—by--ths |absorption of refuse and waste matters of the body into this vital fluid. These acceumulati et ! tive and hall be earried off eae the usual ¢ | members failing to perform tl: He pulled & revolver from his pocket and fired a oullet into ber head. Ho] escaped, ! Tt ly kald that tho woman was of 9 respectable fami in Conshohoken and that Adams was an assumed name. { — PEERS ISK CABINET AGAIN. | —LONDO! Lords | last e iF the debate on the Kwueution “bili advanced ax far as] Claure 4. -wiloh provides that @lucational authority. “nay” pstrugtion. Lord Heneage's amen’ [ Srritet Ine Our y, Our Hooms | Sane Sali reise’ BEDROOM — Golden sing om 1 Oak Chair; 1.50 Week Me bi Fae 10 CHR x — oak Frcienea ne nie en San inate, en, 2006 Three Distinct Piéces of Furniture i: in Che at *5 These-coucheszre-compact-and—extremely~ ensy to fold our own factory, and guarantee of per sanitary conditions, as only the best materials and the mast skilled u The mattresses are Suppo are emptoyed, Watlaal spring’ fabric, Bhi woven wire and —p useful eauchere are our regular $7, 50 couches, so donot mi: the opportunity to pro- cure one of these at aur special price for 55.95 Groceries of Guaranteed 2a E have not waited for the Pure Food Bill'to take its legal elfect on January Ist. “Hor | Pi Focd regulations, and*fow that we ahaye the G we haye been enforcing our‘own.Pur us these regulations can be made more exacting than ever, out of this store now bears a guarantee that it is not adulterate of the National Pure Food Bill, which the Government demands from the manufacturer, New England Hams | paella » celebrated mild cure, delicate a This is adding our own guarantee Saltine, Wafers i Old Colonial Ginger || Cak I Famous English Gher- | New Crop Rice” lrnortis METROPOLIS! = HOWEFULKS| Metigne read from stage Lo-Nlcht EOIRCLE © ny SOK Dg Alowad: way & IK, SHUNT G MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE—the origi. nal popular blend; sold only In i 3 every eroage muayante + fresh rolteds 2le A cpneutals qualltys Peacy, SERDEL ay ix DED. 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They are kept up te, but-the differe nr ve the matter te The blood tlien,in its efidrt to kee p the system hea th y Jabsorbs these poisons and at the first bruise, cut or wound the sore formed, and the constant drain: open and irritated 50 it cannot “/S.S.S. ; PURELY VEGETABLE. “influence of S VIOLA ALLEN se of foul matter through it -k res the ht. HeSe ene tutiom ttroubte or th S2S-the rete att =a Wy eaves, the flesh ahealthy color, and soon the pla and ulcers and any medical advi THE SWIFT SPECIFIC o.. ATLANTA. A- AMUSE MEN KEITH & PROCTOR’S | pe par. SN OLD baby 5 “sa 0 REY % | MPERIA! s. Watson's Burlesc Alon returns read from si ATLANTIORARE Hoy, Dale & Sees World Help Wants | bring to—your doer the KIND that do thinge RIGHT. tend 7 ow Musical Play, ding, The Eve. Suits 3