The evening world. Newspaper, December 10, 1906, Page 16

THCTINS PAY FYPEISE OF SAS | TRUST'S FIGHT Excess Collected at Illegal Dollar Rate in Gas Trust Banks.: INTEREST 1S A PROFIT. With Nearly $2,000,000 of People's » Cash Aready Held Up,-It Will Pay for Litigation. ‘The people of Manhattan who are paying for thelr gas at the Tate of $1 por thousand feet are also, paying tho + Wxpenses of the Gad Trist'In its, fight Yo nullity the S0-cent gas dill. The “{Megal excess of 20 per cent. on every BI collected by the Gas Trust at the Aolier rate js used in fighting tho de- ones of the Legislature. 1 TAt thie time the emount of the ex- eens collected by the and in the fiands of the Federal Court in nominal escrow, ts, $1 This money ts deposited 4 nks controlled by the Standard Ol] Commpaty, end the Stand- ard Oil Company controls tho Gas Trust, through tho Standart O!1 Company the Gos ‘Trit hes tne use of this gioney. By the, terms of the arrange- ment by which the right of the Legis lature to pass a Dill regulating the price of xan is to be passed upon by the _ United States Courts the Trust 1» obll- gated to pay 21-¢ per cent interest on “the excess collections should the §0-Cent Gas bill ve upheld, “This js 1 per cent. less than ts paid by savings banks, Whon the Gas Trust finally loses the fight—as the beat law- # ern believe it will—the expenses. will “havo been paid out of the difference between the 21-2 per cent. It will have to pay as interest on returned excess clea the percentage it pectres for the tse of the money. In addition, there ‘Will revert to the Gas Trvst-provabty 3G per cent. of the total amount of ex- eas payments through the failure of people to call for their rebate. No won- fice the Gas Trust 1g using bulldozing t&cticy in trying to make everybody pay et the doilar rate! , JEROME'S APPEAL ON PERKINS WN COURT) Argument on Larceny Charge Following Insurance Scan- dal Due To-Day. aes ALBANY, Dec. 10—The criminal zhirge agatist Georso W. Perkins, as | Vice-President ot the New York’ Life Company, in connection with, ment of #8, to the Republi- | National Committer in the cam-| paign’ of 194,“was expected whes the} Gourt of Apprals convened to-day to be | | 1 argued before the close of the day. The} axe was second on the day calendar. Grand tareeny in the firat degroe ts the charge made by District-Attorney Mt —Pebititrewho-tea tember of the firm of J, P, Morgan & a, It was shown before the Armstrong 2 ee 4 year ago that money out of his wards relm- of those WOMAN. GOT DEATH | ‘ BURNS IN ROBBER (HUNT. Lighted G She ploded Natural Gas indie Carried Ex- caping —————___- MOTORMAN UNDER ARREST I FOR HO MICIDE 5 RE Ric eral day y « Aye, neo Arid fs Sagyridd tn ethdth's “ane Sasa cee GAS FROM HEATERS ~ CAUSES TWO DEATHS, Men Who Lived in the Same Sec. tion of Brooklyn Were the Victims. ¥ ‘Two men were found dead tn oele bedrome in the sartie sections of Brook- Rephiysictea| The men wore , fifty-six years old, | a@ tailor, who ed behind his shop at No, 8181-3 Henry st and Michact Gilroy, forty year |, @ Jaborer, No. 570 Clinton as: q Moriarty was found dead in bed bY, hie brother who called. Gas was canes from the heater and {t is bo- leved that while passing the heater in the night his body brushed the lever of the stove, tumiing on the gas. ‘The body of Gilroy was found lying ‘on ‘the flooy beside his bed as thoust he had ben’ ov eroome Jn an effort to reach: the a3 He had made th qnistake of turning ot at the wtead of at ‘thew tachment and the frail rubbar tube had popped oft under the presure and let the gas into the room. Do Your Holiday Shopping This Week| Orders Promptly and Caratuliy Filled. TIME IN TOY Come, Childzen, Santa Claus is here every day and will give every good boy and g THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 106; ‘ 1906. POPE AND FRANCE READY FOR BITTER Sides for Conflict That Opens To-Morrow. ROME, Dec. tion of the Vatican dec! eclobrated in Franco unt 33h 1s derived from a rent from Rome to some Srt telesra rench B. WAROVER CHURCH Final Orders by Both | 10—Up to thd present! All the news reganiing the determina-| not to accept the | at religiouy! services may be wartt the law ‘of ops ‘who had totally or substantially} accopted the application of that law. {. Cardinal Richani, Arehbishop of Yaris, wil race the Pope for to make whe declarations presoribéd by the Inw of 18, for tho order. found in | Pre The | inforne | ready (0 inc nounces PARIS, ho Mii | priests unbea ‘ the situation of. the bishops and pal vero in its bearing on the seminaries. we | most grave. the volved in. noi | abandonment of public holding of pr the priesty and thelr to abandon the chu FUR STORE LOOTED } xiving hi and is espec Bold Burglars. considered to be i ensh clersy have | Fur Company Vatican that they are tloor at No. 16 West ‘Twenty-second | t to all the pe ne t, reported to th | 2 . ported o) e police of the mit ve pot West Thirtieth street station early to- | ment, Father then! day that the store had’ been entered | Hoan openly -an= | nome time between 1.90 o'clock yestor- | it ter to face the orkiip'and the vata religious aérvices, if aks are obliged hes. ° fura valued at $9,000 stolen. Dresy to-day BY THIEVES IN WAGON; $3,000 in Garments Carried Away k Establishment by Secretary David Mann, of the Alaska occupies the third | day afternoon and 10.9 lust night, and | Mr, Mann said that he iad inspected.| the store about 1 o'clock in the after- noon and found everything ali, right | Rot henbers C6 BanisFAcnion GUARANTEED OR MONEY PROMPTLY REFUNDED WEST 14 "sT | Beginning Saterday: Docnre 15th, Open ocr Grcatly Enlarged Depariment. Specials in Dolls and Joys Entire Fifth rae, Si se| When ho returne 0.30 laa > una ae LENG CaN eonaie pened cei: night, THE SPECIAL ROTHENBERG LOIN, TED DOL, papots pre: {table religious! Wilrd floor hallway had heen dressed; regular value $6, at....... Gir HERO NGES " extis calcula a immy. He made.a sh LARGE CHINA TEA}SKIN COWS, on wheels, 5 » BUSTER BROW N tion have clearly t and now ry and discoye pat: elehty-four, | 24 nes, nicely 98c seith_volce’ Sc GIRL DOLLS, nicely legisintive “2 necessary and jackgts, vulued at $3,000, "had |f Manet ee Beh decorated; at........ TOY GROCERY. STOR E éach ina box at \to' cone wi | Deen carted oft cotaman ieurea | CHILD'S. HARDWOOD “WIDE Aeriteleieak 83c 25c. and 29¢., eet backed Mt CHAS i 2 en JAN RUCTIBLE . DOL leworld Wants Work Wonders.” front" ot the building da een the after: | ; 59 FELT DONKEYS m: $e over BQ which «fold up + | noon. | 4 ied Steel frame on wheels, Cc the Shelby <fteel ; =| 48) farm rubber “Oth \Av., 22d to 23d St., N. girl help you Select your Christmas favors from this big, dazzling Toy Town on ot ur Strong Automobiles. $3.98 Strong AU TOMO- BILES, very: substantial- y ty made. Gives endiess amusement and Piet: ty of exercise, $10 to $20 for AUTOMOBILES— Special lot of very strong and well made Automobiles st 50 | per, cent. less than regular prices. » 98e for $2.00 Dressed Dolls. ‘Six different styles, 22 inches high, full Jointed body. | Very attractively dressed. Toy Dishes—Com- dis plete set of nicely decorated sag 17 j large faces Special, the set 9¢ | Toy ] Bsort ment, r os ewood | finish, 25¢ and@Sefor TOY PIANOS FOOLS, rosewood finish. £ solaier Suits te $3, a great variety of them. h Drums—\il the best makes, brilliantly ! decorated, . 25 io. $3.90 per set N2De to $5 for Secntee Soldiers, complete set in a box. 39e to $8.00 for TOY TRUNKS, made | exactly like the large ones, and are strong and-serviceable. . Shooting Galieries to 98e fur ROLY POLY, 25¢ ew ‘toy that will not for $2.00 23-in. Jointed Dolls. 22 inches high, full French Joint head, flowing wig, closing eyes. tip over. . 25c to 35.00 2d Week—Grand Free Entertainment Four times dafly—10.45 A. M., 215 P, M., /3.30 7. M., 445 P.M, In Our erta. t Room, 3d: F The ote Puazsling and ab SAKIELTS Illusion Of the Ag L’Ariol, Queen of the Air The Se mamtivay Mystery of Two Continents. tol moves, walks, floats and awims in mid-air, morbingly interesting. “Astenishes a) planation, | 8 ut fall, FF A. Bradwell Amusement and Construction ed, by Prof. Charles Catulle, comes with parent of “guardian a souvenir, ‘Fourth floor. 98¢ He will Fire, Engines, 59¢, HOOK and LADDER and FIRE EN- INES, -made-of-matleableironj large Engines and Hooks and Ladders, with 3 galloping Horses. Mechanical {rains, 49c, ed body, large bisque Great bargain. \ 98c Com} SH YING GALLER- IES; shoots low h- Per age ta $10 for MECHANICAL Ni peeeaonaa apr _ TRAINS, complete with Tracks, IV aavtnine Engine, Tender and Cars. 49e to 98e.for Dolls’ Trimmed Beds, complete with , mat- tresses, pillows and wire frames, lor ren’s Folding ‘Tables. 49@ for Children's Folding ‘Tabl for Children’s Desks with | 98e Blackboards. the for TOOL CHESTS | complete. BRILLIANT ARRAY OF GIFT JEWELRY A thousand holiday suggestions at every step as you pass through this store of Christmas enchantment. So much can be.done with so little expense. $7.60 Chatelaine Watch $2.90 FestoenNeckinces $3.75 French enam- elled — chatel- aine watches, with pin at- tached; Swiss movements; good time] piece; colored | | sapphires, amethyst and tur- 98c Imported festoon necklaces, set with rubles, emeralds, red, green,| quoise. ke \ tes aa $2.50 Gold Fitlea in handsome | Neck Chains $5.00. tae | $1.25 Solid Gola se Baby Rings _-——_ | Se, Solid gold baby | Gs, chased gold HOP” or jewelled, 85. value, at SOe. Others up to $2.00. ; \ = With herrt attached; set with pearl. turquoise. rhinestones, set.{n solid silver | heart shapes. Othersat $1.95 -Jand $2.95 value $3.00 and $2.25 Solid gold signet rings,heayy hand- some designs, Ro- man or bright finish, for He * Others up to $15.00, $1 Brilliant Re ts $3.50 Gold Signet Rings, (to Solid Gold Cuff Links meas ee jeade: $1.25 Beas $2.50 solid Imported Bead gold Cuff Bags, many Links, ¢- pecially pretty. designs, Now very pop- . “ular. ultable for toltday presents-at = | $1.25. $1 Manicure Articles, 50c $2.50 Vanity Boxes rele silyer $1.48 Oya manicure gahandles, Novelty Van- jysame arti- ity Boxes, cles as set with jew.) fa) above; very els; others) heavy; ranging upto hands: #10 t $50 Solid Gold Diamond Locket, $30 | With large, clear cut white diamond centre; $50,00 value for..930.00 | $40 Pear) and $39 Diamond Sunburst Sth ave. Jewellers charge $55.00 for the same article; special at, , $32, $3) Men’s $25 Winter $ Suits @ Overcoats, Continul enw Winter Men's § Boys'S7.£0 Loins ‘Trouser Sults whe breasted Men ‘s "$35 and $40 Fancy Suits at ptcseeet tah otf £4.00, 12 00 ng on Tuesday the sale of. our “big Purchase of clothing from one of Rochester's clothiers at -.50¢, the dollar. and Friezes, medium. and box The suite are use the maker's not last.§ hours, for nas one of the bent clotnps makers 10. *20 Overcoats, 4 aro in singte and double breasted I the finost overcoatiny tly tallored-and will save 15 Black and oy 50 strine worateds, hed Venetian. Boys" 310 Knee $ | Panis Suits, | 0:00 $ are made of pretty Worsteds, | Sand Serges, | ol fan nt, neat | Sites 3. to 1 | mays’ 87.50 Reelers at TI © Reefers are rown and Red Chinchi so Coats made of fancy das Blue & Black Priests | neat enn ey in 375 Gold Watch, Solid 14. kt. Gold, -Jewolled Waltham moveme te diamonde In ous; | | Jore chars | »pacial at | $39 Silver $94.98 Tollet Set, 1 pleses In beau. se, comb, brush, manicure out: special at, 7 #24. 95 ‘45 £4.00 Women’s $12 Coats, Long, Loose an Semi-Fit i Special at if 2 ae Women’s $25 Suits for *44.75 The $1 Blouse Suits, 7: oo Only one is iietiated=the newest long, full hanging loose model, which is the choice of the ultra fashionable women to-day. Made of high.finish Kersey, 50 inches long, yoke and sleeyes lined with nice warm F rench serge. Collarless ef- fect, trimmed with velvet’ and braid. Also a very fetch’ng model ina semi- fitting coat 45 inches, dong with very \ graceful figure lines. Another is a handsome soft finish Covert 48 inches long, yoke and sleeves satin lined, Sw, ger box hark style. Also a very nobt Ty serviceable for shoppiti Wes retaini ing its trim’shape and ap- pearance, \ Remarkably Smart Coats —Every One of Them. 4.735 Suits iaclude the swellest models in -Eton Frénchy Pony Coat Suits, a few 36-inch «|| Prince Chap ‘Suits, lined with Skinner’s Satin; Broadcloth and Lymansville Cheviot Suits, Imported Mixture Suits, black and white check Box” ‘Coat Suits and many baal Wee BD miss FOLDS at. anint [Sark nals ‘SANTA CLAUS Has a Gift for Every Child hceunel by Gann Conterno’s Manhattan Beach Orchestra Renders Two Concerts ts Daily—Wissnet Piano Used.» ask you-to come to-morrow with of finding one of the most values of the season. They'ri quality Kersey, $0 inches long, handsomely trimmed with rich yelvet and Hercules braid; {iilored strap. down back, full ripple back, new sleeve and patch pockets«.Special +o ate. Fine Melton Coats at Women’s Coats Reduced. Rich and Swagger 50-irch Kersey Coats. lf we were to say what these coats were actually worth it would sound too exaggerated. So we h the expectation surprising coat | e made of fine a new model, 4,98 $6.58. * “Handsome coats made of heavy wool English Mel- = 6.98: MASSIVE STEEL $12.00 Elastic Felt Mattresses, AND BRASS BED, with brass spindles, head and foot, arch top and handsome 6 98 Uae scroll design: made in all sizes; value $9, Ry an -Elastic Felt Mattresses. Fourth Fioor. in full size; covers in satin ticking tain Section we shall offer them at, per pair....... High-class English Lace Curtains, ayerlock corded edges: yards long and $4 in. wid they are in white and Ar bian; never were sold for less than $1.98 per pair; «Per pair... Limit, 6 19 « customer. "$2.00; pecial to-morrow, Notiingham,. Lace. Curtains. ~ Some are 1.00 12 aoe at $4.50 Bath Robes, Special at $2.98. ew flor: High grade blanket bath robes, Immense designs, finished with satin yoke- piped. a splendid $4.50 Robe; special at | | re abowing large assortments Sackets at the Towest prices In New -¥ Men’s Suspenders. “ine quality sity milk qi and im- th 9c | c 1 ork, «ty Priltinot special suspenders, leather ends. fancy box; tin Gifts in Men’s Nene of bath robes, Jersey coats and cardigan Boys’ Suspenders. Fine liste thread and all elastic. web on-breakable y 2.98 25e Trish Point & Renaissance Curtains. A rect! lot purchased at t less than the cost of making. They’ Lace Curtains that usually sell up to $3.75 per pair. As a great attraction to our Lace re Irish Point and Renaissance Mercerlzed Duplex Portieres; {_green,on the other; rase and \ Empire, Havana and Nile, Emperor and gold, Night and dark ref, also plain red and green, fringe top and bottom; walue $7.50; $2.00 Japanese Card Tables, Special 7 ‘98¢. 600 Large Japanése Card or‘Centre Tables, with fancy covered matting top: plain and figured covers; beautiful Tokio finish; most useful and ornamental; 48 inches square and 30 inches high; value Made of heavy, warm Zibeline cloth, Cur- and dark. green, light with deep lattice 4.98 special... 98c} Girls’ Coats Heavy Winter Garntents BA deep rolling collar-and reve handsomely _ trimmed” w double breasted avy, brown, pe sizes. in. ages 6 to 14; tures; special for _to- morrow only, st Clothe the Boys at This Sale. Double-Breasted Reefers, Long Over- coats, Russian Overcoats or Suits The fadrion In the reefera are heavy quality blue and Oxford melton cloth (not shoddy or «: ette), lined swith excellent quality red flannel; hate velvet collars, military buttons and | insignia on sleeves, The sixes range is Ligh as 12 years, The overcoats aro In ages 8 to 16, made of “heavy blue frieze and Oxford mel- tons, Handsome ‘garments, well tall- ored, that will answer for dress as well as everyday wear, he eulty for the large baye—8 to 16 years—are shown in double-breasted or Norfolk atyle, with plain ‘or knicker pants; for the boys. in ages 3 to &§, Russian style, with sailor collar and Ddloomer pants. ¢ Chetes of Any Garment, i Worth $3.00. At $f, rr At this price ho = Silk Jumpers. woman need be without one, The most desirable to wear over white’ waisis, shown at right; black silk foil blouse, tallor- stitched and elbow sleeves. Regdlarly $3; speéclat-all day to-morrow at 1.69 Miss aes AND HOW SHE IS BEING TRAINED” FOR HER IMPORTANT POST AS | BELLE OF THE WHITE HOUSE ; NEXT SUN DAY'S WORLD.