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

“BATTLE WITH SEA POLICE ARE SAVED Three Men Fought, Desperately} Against Cold and Ice Until They Sighted Sloop, and Were Rescued from Death. After a truly Arctic experience, in the {Bert and Gus Dunham, two young men tro made eap-| who have spent most Of thelr life boat tive by Seen Ore eat |Sheepahead and Jamaica bays drenched with spray that froze |" Tie open launch got 0 Barr at the frst contact, drifted | > th about in storm-soattered .water, flously near a swift Dpanen that rode cut to »: # dell Duoy off Garrison ef Police Patrol No. y explored this crask and at 4) @clock t niorning turned al > trace | ad Sheepshead Bay Deep Creek at o'clock Several rescue parties tha: Sout sthe — waters about | Throughout their voyage they had | Canarsis’ und Cor tarough= | Dlown thelr whistles, and at] out, the night Werte Ways 3 them. They t the gale a Ute nearoh, believing current had d t) sea, but Bergt. Be came upon the patrol In the act of absorbin sed th Relfsc Eesclied and rescuers _w: | dewrn. and then proneeted b: i + Where the missing m met by menibers of seolbmreags Cuela ia i¢ fam ALL SHARE GAINS and snatly pitrol wita their scuc party roux an experience licemnen in the ‘lost compelled to use three efore. succeeding When: rescued and rescuers arrived at) |Policemen and the Launch in Which ., They Fought Ice and Sea 22 Hours | SHAN OF PERSIA IS ALMOST AY that He Can Live but | Few ‘Hours, ¢ police landing at § o'clock they were alf\coated with © very!) marrow. oline-driven different craft Great Northern, Pacffics, St. nd Reading the rket Leaders. jee and cht Patrol No. 1 ea Pesinoane 2) Stocks rose buoyant on mod eabhad en iltrading in the early market. to-d transcontinental’ raflroada lea the jon sent wide advances in the quotations for American stocks! resumption of business after the nd this helped the rise he: Northern rred rose & Pacific4, Canadian Pacific £ Pacific x 1 1g, Great and preferred mconda 1M cath ted Copper and lee large fractions, ittuking in Great ed and Northern P: and 21-2 and checked (Where. Subsequently, Jarge purchases Meading, St. Paul and Union Pa- stimulited buying thr out and ices advanced to a higher sevel than forthern .Pre- He cost them ie Taise vlse- & ae. A Kale worth est that ripped up AVES ACTOS the men with preferred | impro Rea bar and nd Virgin ‘§ hy tide. Cheated | dad’ ant York Central, Louisvitle ene, ida Mii by the vind Nashville, Colorado Fuel, Atchison, 8 the direction farrison | Kansas & Texas preferred and Deta- Congratulaung ves "on. thelr & Hudson 1 to J 1-4 A) bs emeape they = li; Pt engine and I old 1 1-8 high mal turned) the. crank wt Te whirled | 4 action was made @bout a dozen revolutions and stopped. The ice had clogged the machinery nnd 0 0 & St. Lou Aceh a aot be oon d to Kive even a} ioty Uae 6 %4 to By) mint wheeae of ac d ‘ | epee tae af Reva ee ectrctin une Her eae al ring gear Aah iti ought, particularly the i Hill properties. Ren our useless an motive power. : pefore noon Ford. who cou: | SONINE Of the enter alvisi were healing tor | brthern E that would send the The men; itns Sighting Tien fatal seass ihe he the snap died out of Hag tenths a Fenenine, thle By i" ee ate popular. por Te or Suck the only heir ha tne turns at massac Drifted Toward Gracie stocks to-d “and of -boade 1-69 The Closing Quotations, lowest and ¢ the creek last xaved Night. party had not been the sloop ground on « par elie ft be, yer polloemen plough thelr way ore in, the Ltie_ro tee. en roa mr. Ww yeah it sae a Ore owiyes [The latest bul i TEHERAN, Dec. 2—The elght hun- of the Shah haye already of Mourning imp. | hugband and master ts very near death, n the palace says n last but a few the life of the r re at most, At this momen: ested in the ession to the jew throne than in lla expir The sentiment is freely © Mohammed All Murza. i find his way to y disputed unless first 3 to Kive to his people a con-| n. 2 } ia typical ana significant of the| in Per ays whiet be: an ten years tal darkness | sbould in the midst of | a.popular a ion for a representative form of ee ing no cern country has e} red. ing Shah ascended the throne | 1s famous t nd in 302 endured such Pein of dant of tribe unity y and peace COTTON PRICES DOWN AND TRADING QUIET The cotton abroad was the ¥ interests on January 9.52 to | mostly nT WHITE MIEN ~ (WN MISSISSIPPI Es u0n t HTK AACE RIOTS MW Latest Bulletin indieates |Chavee Made That Peace- ful Negroes Were Shot Down In Cold Bicod. are respons! in Kemper ‘County, tnformation r “A conferenc eency Day were falr in uz [that the houses »: by negroes who: wer pany er asked | nected with the ot red if will be oa) tha State mob Ine, Wh at Scoob: elven und! or of oftizens. named C fone of et despatches cay, ywith any of those 1x6 je, the ne Toes oat! depity. they. entered Bnd aovern Deg Distriot-Attorney the blame. fe men and w HL tn th } to | to | of Conductor Cooper [en fegroee’ aa an atrocto t7.—That] mdded that the w rouchlv investigated them {f they} y effort ts made by tho intertor! nh those white te affairs le fo: | if a ceturn in time to catch eran crete An afternoon tran for Jaskeon. in etuiled accounts ur me | WHEAT PRICES RISE | has been held," these ON A FA MAND. | between the civil and tes at which evidence establish the nm of good fam- took part in| There was 8 Jet to-tay rannér, and J am tnformed ed were occupied not evex in sym: " Wheat—May December, $1} tsi: 75-8 bid; ‘Muy. 43 total | September, iheve mathered WVehlahak to place them-| The directors of the Di on ‘The klling of a nee: 1 Simpson, killed "Dee. pf troops | Mortgawe und (Truwt Company small, ti cdvance | | ngth in the wheat mar. | tre offerings were i asked. “Lacombe: I 4) neivied: —_____ TQ PAY EXTRA DIVIDEND. United Btates | to-day. RUN ar ol ponent oemer toda 3 | declared a semd-annual dividend of 10 most brutal which haw oi An extra dividend of 4 e the days of reconstruc. makes the total divi- | nm of this Institution for olaon was a negro of the bect|the past year 24 per cent. ‘The aivi- While a posse was searching for dends declared to-day ure payable on| FURS. 23rd Street. ror I GOT» ‘JOHN O.ROCKEFELLER JR. NEXT UNDAYS 23rd Street JAMES McCREERY & CO, 34th Street, In Both Stores. Natural Squirrel Ties.............. 6.50 ds Se AOS Gee ile e760 Blue Lynx Ties....... ete us Re Muftserercas ns Black Lynx Tie: na Gs See MUf Ss Sone agt sere TOO _ Sable SquirreliMiesi: ty teas 8.50 Gs if Mutts caeiicnt a. 8.50 Garactl Coats ue mica 65.09 Caracul Coats. 45 inches long.. .145.00 Pony Skin Caats +34+60,00 Fur Lined Cloth Coats, Gute att Siew sistent +. 40.00). 50,00/and 65,00 JANES MeCREERY & CO. 34th Street, (oy THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, Rothenbers & eG yet GUARANTEED ORMONEY PROMPTLY. co WEST i4'tsoT A Gloves. ae N'@) KID Nduaos, in| the Bold Friday Bargains. Our SWwdevtng Reducticn Sales Will Make To‘morroW a Bargain Friday of Extraordinary Tnferests Price Redactions of the Most Emphatic Sort in Ebery Department. Garments Sharply Reduced. All. TAts Season's Goods, Well Made, of Excellent Materials. Long Wool Melton Coats Radically Reduced. | These are syool melton Coats, in black or gray man- Girls’ Fur Trimmed nish_mixtures, braid; new sleeve Positively the | greate. we have ever “offered, Kersey | | Coats. | 2 Excellent quail: |, Jength ta @ tnches Seimmed” with cules braid, “and are 98 shown col- . with fut and cuff, with They are handsomely trimmed with rich velvet and Hercules cuff. t bargain full cut very full and So inches long. 2.98 Satin Lined | Plaid Serge Waists at 69c. Blouse tucked or pleated id bt med wit buttons: out and, pleated Girls’ Russian & Shirt Waist Dresses ata Saving. sleeve, med wi braid. Skirts 21.69 Reduction Sale of Furs. A Special Friday Opportantty That May Not Be Rivalled in Years. Come To-Morrow | Rich Squirrel Sets Under Value. t of large pillow from whole dark and handsome 9.98 Be 00, Inches : 1.98 "1.98 They consi gray skins throw tie both ‘satin =i down bed,Skin- ner satin lined; val- uewn to $10.98; special at tn | black te mat Co 600 Sample Muffs at $3.98. In astrakhan, blended squirrel and Jap mink, pillow shape, 5.98 AMPRICAN LINX THROW Scarfs, Throws and Me Pelerines. Shown {n short, medium and extra long styles. Some are fur both sides, others are lined with Skinner's satin. There are sables, opossums, foxes, raccoons, wolf and squirrel in black fsabella and» sable shades. To- morrow at, cach 4.2... 0 Narl-Down Sale for Boys Important Reduction Sale of Men’s Furnishings. Men's $1 to $1.29 Underwear, *) The Li ove: tm, ages 8 to 16, a3 ade of x fine rays trios inelton cloth, a fala High-grade Camel's, hair and She a ribbed worsted Underwear, ef $ ere in plain 69 shirts with self or satin blue oF f douDdie~ collars, tangy ste mittary =| fronts, drawers with ain buttons double gusset; standard Cc The 3-4 Reefers, axes 5 to 12, in plas: oF Oxtent 1.00 and 1.29 goods, at. elton clot e coats ed Nann Feeen eMt a to a custosnen, Choice Of Mea’s $1.75 and $2 Underwear, $1.29. styles, at. All-woo! Underwear in camel's hair, dark and medium shadings, a: blue; cheap cotton linings. to 8, in brown cheviot, cheviots, blue ribbed chinchilla .... RUSSIAN COATS, Boys’ “$4 Overcoats at $2. 49. LONG COATS, in ages 7 to 16, made of heavy melton frieze, in as well as plain lined with’ heavy Farmer's Saint Hight gray nike blue chinchilla, dark Oxford and medicated red flannels and small lots of blue and salmon color shirts, all wel spown high - grade goods; regularly 1.75 and ) Ve 129 2.00; choice at. Plain black and all kinds age fancy half hose; also black with white feet; 15¢ Cte ties; choice .. 2 2,49 "eee Silks and Dress Chade All-Wool Nun's Veiling. 38-Inch all-wool Nun's Veiling, shown in all the popular colors, also white, cream apd black lar Soc, grade; special for Fri- day at . ; See ‘AIL-Silk Taffeta. “Ail-silk plain Taffeta, 20 hes wide, and 20- inch all-silk. str’ and check taffeta, in a wide range of colors and Styles; 50¢ gual, Sts cvevcecdacWasrsteciestebatacererseerte Rustling Black-Taffeta. Yard wide, extra heavy rustling black Taffeta; the wear is guaranteed; regular $1.25 Erades special for to-morrow only, at....... 39c 39c 88c ‘Meas 15¢ Half Hose, Sc. Domestics and Linens. 35¢ EXTRA HEAVY OUTING FLANNEL, in te SPECIAL LOT OF HEMMED SHEETS, sizes 72x 90, with deep hem and \s seamed, at, each, Stripes and plaids;. regular 10c, quality, at, per yard . EXTRA HEAVY RU ling; per yard 1A PASH, for kitchen towel- 5 Me No Mail Orders. | Women’s A Shoe Worth recA $1.98 ‘Er x a® GSO Re All the new models IBERT+Y | are shown, including heavy-weight soles, patent leather Dx- fords, welted soles, also ify kid and pox calf lace and button shoes. Also Dull Leat! Pumps and White Kid Pumps all sizes; regular: $3.50 grade at. Liberty Shoes. Famps, Patent Leather Sweeping Sale of China. Punch Sets, $2.98. ‘ CRYSTAL GLASS PUNCH SETS, with large 44-inch bowl and stand and 12 punch cups and 12° hooks for the glasses, t complaest. 2.98: LARGE GLASS ORANGE OR 49 Cc THIN BLOWN. TABLE TUM- BLERS, with neat engrav- LARGE AND sale WINE etre “doreti>.. 2 FRUIT BOWLS, special at ings, special, per dozen, 59c at. ns 55 PRESSED GLASS TABLE TUMBLERS, in assorted 23c patterns; per dozen Women’s $1.25 to $2.00 Underwear, 79c. The finest lot, of Wool “Underwear, ever offered” the lt includes plain and ‘ribb ool vests and pants and natural wool union suits; positively not a°garment in the lot worth less: than, $1.25, mostly $1.50 and $2.00 goods; all reduced to... Children’s 50c Union ‘Suits, 29c. Children's ribbed fleece Jined Union Suits, regu- larly $0¢, reduced to, each * Women’s Extra Size Underwe Medium and heayy-welght Vests and Union Suits, in extra large sizes, regularly 69c¢ and 75c; choice .... cpeel gee Children’s 19c Stockings, 11c. Extra heavy cibbed Cotton Stockings, very strong and Blastic; Mmit, 4 palrs; no mail orders; 19¢ quality. at. ‘at the :19c We 29c $2.00 Nottingham Lace Cartan 3d_ Floor Bargaine: $6 Tap estry Portieres. Mercerized porticres, | 13. 98; all colors, laitice fringe, full_width and }\ value $6.00; per pair Jen at $1.00 Per Pair. ‘A lot of 1,000 pairs of hig pcs) English ‘Eace Curtains, 42 ae terns, overlock corded edges Some) 314 yds. long and 54 in. wide; ‘they are in white and [ Arabian; hever) were sold | less than $1.98 per pair; pe | Limit—Six toa Customer