The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1906, Page 7

THE EVENIN WORLD, MONDAY: NOVEMBER I!2, 1900. FLEEING THEE TS IMPALED CN [RON SPIKES ean in Flight by. Cemetery Fence After = Robbing Woman. GUEST STOLE Hs “HOLL AS A JOKE Beall Caused Farley’s Arrest, but Accepted His “Ex- | planation” in Court. f- —— rive this morning Jeremiah ng man in the wholesale living at No. 12 Up to eu Beall, a 9 lary goods business, Weat Forty-four etrest, nat © (rust frig diwpoaition and a roll, In the York. later he admitted he was ville Court is broken right Jeg} iets both ha gish in The two Farley liad’ supper and several bottles At Beall'a expense js 4 prisoaer 1, Willamsburg, shway robbery, and his| nover met a better fellow abd offered Saroline Emmer ite of | to. make Farley boss of his shop. Dacia ena “that “sounds Mra. “Well add good to’me, but vance on salary?” Beall produced the remnant of tis \roll,_. Feriey grabbed tt and ran. |weeall, who fs a sprinter himself, soon caught him and turned him ovet tom eman. ate both wiser men Wile morn sald Magistrate Sweetaer, as he rat Glendale, ts ver from the effects. of olved on the head Hoy in cash Ing when to the bank. in husband keeps his | out $0) which pulldinig several |= She _ door when just opening extent : . dd er } “Dl give him ee mone putin Far- paral Ris irate Wy ae ay, tsa too much Mine vand felt. 1k bard ¥ atic Pat seit her. He then snatched the wallet cotf | ail appreciating Fariey'a senso of] ng the money and sade off (uate mor, tneser eiugksrawins bartender was set free. veral-persons saw the robbaty, Thoy | set out after the Was fast aa they | could go. but Were being outdistanced When Mounted Policeman Torney joined the chase. He soon came close to the | fleeing man and was about to dismount} und grab hin when the fellow turned bout and attempted to gst in the ty- press Hill Cemetery by the gate. It was Jocked and he trie! to Jump. over_the © points of whioh | 1 (wo feet above He made a “high | t over. His lag], ught on one of the spikes and ripped the flesh-clear to the bone. ‘The policeman was not long in pull- Mg Hl Toose from the fence and call- ing @ patrol wagon, It was found at the station-house that the man's leg | awas broken, in addition to. the outs he} sustained, and he was went to the hos- pital péiwoner, | Tua policaman found he wallet containing the money near Where his man was impaled. Mra immer wae—notreriousiy hurt, though she suffered dreutly from the shock and the blaw on her head. re COLLEGIATE CLUB DINNER. The-annuat dinner of the Collegiate | Club will be held at the Dutch Re- formed Church, No. 101 West One Hun- dred and Twenty-third atreet, Uiiv eve- MONEY RATE KITING. WALL ST. UNEASY = and Stil Shaw Refuses to Aid. for the limited amount of cash in sight. Wall Street brokere neede loans’ bad- figure reached for the day, they could wet but little, the lenders preferring to hold what they had to awalt develop- ments. Financters hopin haw. would chanee-tis ford relief, wera dismiyed when a dos- paton was received: from Washington that Secretary ning. Willtam Aiefelin will speak (stating that the Secrotary still held to - t gn Our Duby 9, the Negroes a NeW hin position and “could gee no. reawon by all who call at or write to his Trousers. Russian Sallor— Bt SYarg Mavis G Downse will saat n of supplying possepeent . =No it inlic_woout.‘"Men- forthe Times, ~and with Bloomer Pants; also’ Norfolk Sufts, extends from the knee to thel George Farley, a bartender of No. 137 yatoré Lagea of No. 82} Weet Forty-fifth street, Je responalble. | + in Jack's restaurant, and Boal! swore he had | Ica Loans. nioao to 20 Per Cent. ‘ Money rates Kited in the market to- | dav and there was & great eoramble | He ly-but-even at 20 percent, the high} attitude and att ¥! STOCKS UNLOADED = AT LOWER PRIES == |i All the remain oe Suffer While Money Rate Is Held ai_High ae Large selling orders aby bck Market when tradi id nder which prices Great sharp- pisieered around: fe, Amalgamat rado Fuel large fractions ntral advanced a: point and Kan band Texas 8. arted nteady ; thfuenced | Trading. was not so active in Ta doalings, but the prices. were ai down During a large part. of the afternoon the market hovered within striking dis tancs of the bottom, but free from additional pressure, A rally of some. | Ygor'net in shortly before. 2 o'clock but tchad little appreciable effect, the | market cloning tower, St Paul being On_exception, showing a pitght gain” on | the day. Phetotal-satos-ot MtooKs W-day_were, 3.100 whares and of bonds sash The Closing Quotattonn Tovdny'n highest, lement, chosing prices and net changes ot. slacken, trom ’ Gnal quotations are as follows: Saiahelat Tor { bPreserved ie Restored Dr, Greene's Nervura, What is for? Strength, energy, | the vigor and power of What makes these th Net Allie jan Amal yout) ngs? Am BU ‘b health. reene’s Nervura etreng Dr. blood mn e—the medicine ple well. for Hise MALKes pe forall ilfe’s pleasures should take it {ll to-make yourself well. Mr. F. Po Dearth, Woodsville UHL, saya: -| “Twas taken elck and was 4 |for a long time. I had a stom are {much for about a year. I was jand the slightest exertion we |ine. blood and nerve remedy, Tecan say nothing but good for It. am since taking to all.” rs AREER SOPSESLEES, fell 2, Canadian Pac a Guna ono WHEAT PRICES STEADY [National Lend, WHILE CORN EASES,. more and Ohio, New York by it all the world hunger: the electrictt fiery blood and snapping nerves, irc and, nerve remedy {is the remedy of rem- fedies—the one sure and perfcet enre which It is'the renewer poftiife, the true‘tonte and restoratty which glvea appetite and¥enjoyment Everybody _ { well to keep £0: trouble and was not able to wor I heard of Dr. Greene's Nervura and I re- sotved-to-try-it;-and fromthe results j have not been ag well in years as I Dr. Greene's Ner- vura, and I-cheerfully recommend it} Dr. Greene, the well-known spe- jelalist In the cure of nervous and chronic diseases cun he consulted free | Girls Coats. trusty, 10A. M. tol P. M. No Maz] Orders. Not More Than One toa Customer. Sle Full length coats of Mel- ¢ ] ( 9 ton, yn style illustrated; roll- Pa 3 - s ing collars, newest sleeves on A which are emblems; loose backs. Black, blue, Usually $3.50. (Second Floor.) ss ENRY ‘SSEGEL. Piss SamflePatt Table Cloths. Here’s a splendid Thanksgiving “| Linen Special. Makers’ Saniples, and so finest weaves and textures. Slightly soiled from handling, but they will wash aS white as snow, They are all linen, 214 yards long, with borders on a5 sides. The regular price $2.69. To-morrow Holl, 8&9 Scarfs and Shams—Union Une of extra fine quality; hemstitched and one row of openwork, Thousands have been sold for’ $9c. and 69¢. Scarfs, 18x54 inches; shams, 40x30. inches... Extra special’ for 99 : c to-morrow Bleached Table” pens, SLI ful satin finish, heayy quality and 38 inches wide "alt 390A c price 45c. Yard. (Main Floor.) iff Some as jllustrated. Dozens of beautl- ful styles. All in rich gold finish suitable for dress-helts or hats. Al- most every size in the lot. Many are studded with -beauti- 25¢ * ful jewels to, match gar- “Qtatn Floor, 8 Boys Clothing Oxford Gray Frieze, in Long Box effects, sizes 10 to 16 years. Blue Cheviots, 34 length Military Reefers, red flan. Gray and Blue Russian Military Oyercoats, sizes collars, ‘Vent in back and strongly tailored, N I ul nel lined, sizes 6 to 40 years. 3 to 8 years. All with velvet S Doublebreasted, with or without Knicker uits use Suits ALL Cars TRANSFER 70 Spi Sales for this Week. CVERCOATS. GLOVE! ; HALE HOSE.) SHIRTS, ; SHOES, FUR SETS. RUSSIAN PONY COAT BLACK DRESS GOODS. _ | COLORED DRESS GOODS. | $30,000: WORTH OF SILKS. LAGE CURTAINS. BRIDAL LINGERIE, | Ww He APPE RS AND KIMONOS, UNDERWEAR FOR ALL, | GAS.AND OIL STOV FLANNELETTE GOWNS LGROCERIES. SERIES AND W) INES. Sale of Black Silks , $30,000 Worth Away Under Price Black faltela:s Sitks—_} j Black =vatteta Sitks— fae Peau de Cygne— pee fase |ninek Peau de cytne. 79¢| Black 2 Sitks tine + Black Poaw-de Sote— | 4 wap nagity faulty, at Black Tatleta Silks ree ftarentegt AXc [Black Crepe de Chine Bluck Taffeta Silks | 4 Weeds,” meniae $Y BH Inches wide, natural eee Peau de Sel Black Talleta Silks Beet Fra 2389¢ doap -bisek. sufi 79¢ A caoee tie bi) rt ty au woar > xuaran- Black Taffeta Sitkx | pluck Crepe de Chine [| (28, Sassits 49¢ $n tnohes 25 inchea wile regular ois # 59c! Sale of Lace Curtains. - Nottingham Lace Curtains, “$2.98 kod quality. Toon! gdales se PS Bron. $5.00 values for. 3 yds. Jong: value $1; 3 designs a values for $5.50 and about 1,250 pairs in the 59c\! $10.50 values for. - $700 lotisncerersnnseaeppeseetns $12.50 yalues for. sees $9.00 $18.00 values for... ++ $12.50 Renaissance Lace Rollisetany Lace Curtains, worth § about 1,000 pairs, 10 97g Hee aatner pales 79¢) $18 values jS25-values $30 values for.. $40 values for... Nottingham Lace Curtains, our ular $2.00 and-$2.25-grade; ch effects; 1,472 pairs, in 3 a eat eb L200, Nottinghan Lace Cacislns: very finest LAO tong. ‘This Dentelle Arab Lace Curtains in ae a Nottingham Lace Curtairs, 3% yds. Curtains, Made in France. long; $1:50-valuey 4-de- $10 values-for.... + $6,508 ——- signs and 1,000 pairs in "$I. 00 $12 values for.. «+ $8.50 the lot . $15 values for, ++ $10.00 aL a4 10 per oent., but unds. “Call lonna opensd at where the rate Adly went up to 20, rhe ‘i held most of che Chrtet! it ease near close ——_———___. fstisialos x market folt the effect, show: ity & Company's salea of fresh beet tn ing lossaa throughout the ees eorh Clty OF, the wank ene ee ee oport given by the Sta fara on Nov. 10, averaged 7.0) cents per pound tes Interest Alexander Macooll will xiva Reminiscences of Newspaper | eaident of the club, Rob- | wit Act te toaatmaater—_/ gt the Re bat fert Sw New aay, If They're Noft—We Lose If They Are—You Gain We've got to make the quality of cigars we say we do, or lose our ~business.2 = : It's_as simple as that. In_spite of the size of the American Cigar day, there being n_ First Floor Millinery Dep’t- IMPORTED HAIR ORNAMENTS AND GARNITURES IN NOVEL EFFECTS, ALSO ORIGINAL DESIGNS FROM THEIR OWN WORKROOMS. Ostrich Piumes, To-morrow 18 in, $3,75 20 in. 4,05 Much Below Regular Values, 4 White, Black and Autumn Colors, A Special Offering of — varying in sizes according to styles; 24% to 16 years........ seeeeee (Third Floor.) SANE SUGAR CAKES, regu- MON DROPS, Infants’ PURE MAPLE and C Otain Floor, Petticoats {Second Floor.) Women's W rackbers: Je-of-splendid_ quality flannelette, in-medium -and-dark-gg | Company, we've got to make better = cigars_than-anyone clse is making, or else somebody else will get the business. Victoria $ Size-5 ¢ Topresents-the policy of giving improved values at lower cost, through our nev scientific methods of manufacture, The best quality that can be produced ‘and sold _forSc— equals the average 8 for “5c. cigar, x You are safe in buying any brand bear, ing the A" (Triangle A) merit mark. Look for it des you buy cigars. New Corneal Bouquet Now 4 for 25c. Royal Bengals ‘tt. Box of JO—15c, Anna Held £3 Nfari25 Areal for Sold by All Dealers Who i Give good Values, Insures Honest Cigar Values american Cigar Company Manufacturer, 125 Pieces English Mreerized Moires, in black and light ground effects, with colored satin finish, stripes for skirtings and linings, at —__ Brilliant Cut Glass. HIGHEST GRADE AND MOST ARTISTIC DESIGNS, IN USUAL VARIETY, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING For To-morrow's Sale; on the Third Floor. $1.25 Handiet Nappies; Decanters, quart size, $3,50 Bon Bon Compots, 1,35 Flower Baskets, 5.95 Jelis—or-Preserve-Dishes, 125: Footed Iiuit-Compots; Ees— Flower Vases, 8 inch, 2.28 Footed Pinch Bowis; 10-50. English and Limoges Richly Decorated Plates, Cups and Saucers. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Leather Goods TRAVELLING BAGS’AND SUIT CASES, with Ivory, Sterling Silver and Metal Fittings, $19.75 to 165 00 FITTED AUTOMOBILE HANDBAGS, in all fashionable leathers and practical shapes, $16.75 to 55,00 AUTOMOBILE HAMPERS AND BASKETS ker and Leather, over 50 styles, from $10, 50 to 15.00 SPECIAL VALUES IN ENGLISH RUSSET TRAVELLING BAGS, leather lined, with sewed 15 in, 16in, 17 in, 18 in seams and riveted frames,” $5.00 5,45 5,75 6,00 IMPORTED TOURIST CASES, in Royal, Red, Maroon and Green English Morocco, $2,95, 4.25, 4,75 . colors. Trimmed: with braid and shoulder capes. = _Dress Linings _ Skirts are full widths, with deep flounces 24 inches wide, chiffon fins, in black, white and 5 O° Ngee ear Tero) Women’ s7 Laem H ats. ee a eevee oe Settee ehentsentsen bo tenseieemieemnreeeeea yeeros Smatl_-Hats,- Sailors, “Ta bans and many very dressy shapes. Silk velvets, chenille and silk braid¥, fur felts and fine, smaoth-finish plateaux used-in- the my Trimmed effects “with, ribbons, Ww S, novelty $2.95 (Manin 25 Nottingham Tes Curtayns. ‘A thousand pairs of handsome Lace Curtains, all (atl length and width; button-hole stitched edges; in ; : Brussels, fish ant Lace (Wourth love) Yer pay" dowble-¢ nar rice for ih other stores.* BE9S values; =a tion M a 2 Tops, bottoms, sides and ends covered cotton; biscuit tufted; bound edges, in fine ‘quality striped ticking. price $650. 1 with heavy layers of white teeth Bf 15 Regular eltay Dio = 50 Parlo O/ A $1: 1200 Only Be On ye tr $1.98 ill, 4 il Feeney f Reed Rl) This Price, Easily moved from one place to an- other. Solid brass collar, smokeless att ich: ment, with peter disc on top. One-pisce tank anda full nine-inch wick. The dium is made of heavy Russia sheet steel THE FAMOUS WATERMAN. 0} ‘ — Solld brass tanks; will hold Me eM ee Patent indicator to gauge the amount of oil in.the tank; smokeless. device and patent ex. fingulsher; will burn from 10 to 12 hours without refilling; one of the best oil heaters made; Japan (nish; HATER NO. 1—Hoth $4.50 values THE “SPLENDID" OIL nickel and Japan trimmings; will hold 3 quarts of oil; patent smokeless device; very light ‘in construction; $3.75 val- $2. 98 ues. men t,) 35 DOZEN -INTAN FLANNEL PET: r. 1 ; TICOATS, with waists. Sizes 1 to 4 [2 Cc ear sia) Special Wat seenee staat 2. ot artes —$: 5 $3.06 and $3 50. grades; about. 1,875 pairs frases signs; per pair, 92-00 Irish Point Lace Curtains, all made in Switzerland, cllects; surepularo pias Sali (Cie Seas sepeeee $2. 25 Dentelle’ Arab Curtains, out 1,422 pairs, In 3 Fiesignd-tep lar © $2.75. value for... BH $4.00-and $5.00 values— $3.75 value for, $2.49) very pretty effects; per $5.00 value for $3.50] . pair... $3.00 285.50 value for $6.00 | Dentelle Arab Lace Curtains, about 1,220 pairs, In 4 designs; rich, new effects; $10 $4, $4.75, $5 value, for, Dentelle Arab Lace Curtains, about $12.00. value for... $8.75 $15.00 value fOr... see. ee test “$10.50 Ruffled Renaissance Lace Bed Sets made in our own work- rooms, Ss import the 840 pairs, in five designs; $9 to entres and borders. direct,.so you} 45 values, ton (ind our_ prices” considerably | fap 90, 9B & 510 Jower than-elsewhere, ioomingdales!, ad Floor, 0th 64, §8c———88c_ ——88= || Annual Sale of Women’s Wrappers and 8 8 ¢ ee at 88c This tremendous sale, “always looked —for- = Coward to by economical women with- pleasant OO Cee ailekd of big values—is fuller of surprises this year than ever. ~The" Wrappers and — Kimonos are material- ly better in quality-and workmanship than ever. The models are — more desirable and the lines of colorings and designs are superior to. any we have pevious GC ly offered -at__ this yearly price, 88c, The Wrappers ngilalen’, 34 BOth St. Section. Foor, 88c 88¢ 88c= 88c Women’s Winter Underwear Three Very Special Values at Money- “Saving Prices. Women’s Root's Tivoli Hygiefiic Underwear, made of finest Australian wool , kuaranteed not to shrink; vests and pants in gray d white; ail stzes; actual $1.50 val s and whi : 98c niade of finest Wes, LOL yaicceaee Women's OS¢. Union wit combed Egyptian cotton; silk trimd in. the front; sizes from 32 bust to 43 inches, Here ih Peerless shades at 39c\ Women's Shapt Vests and Pants, made of the finest combed Egyptian gotton; hand em- broldered and si!\ trim@ Vests have long or short sleeves, Pants are French side- button style or string; tights to match; all sizes, including extra large; actual 39c a 59c, value, Sale prices.syseeeea All Cars Lex. to 3d Ave,, Transfer to Bloomingdale i BLS. shin to oom si Sieks