The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1907, Page 6

aa METOENTHIN “TUNING REE Rock Island Specials. TOPEKA,, Kan, Jan. parengers. mostly Mexicans, wore kil and twenty-one seriously injured d-on Collision at 429-4. M.- to-day M five mile west bf AMA” Viett, between Passenger trains, No. 2, and No. 2, northbound, on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. | Paso and Chicaco, Most of the killéd and Injured were Fon the south-bound train. Tho cars ywent Into the ditch and several of them caught fire, bagwase car telescoped the 2! jatter car, crashing out the PATE thd AOE Y-of whom [Were curled up in the seats re brunt of the No, 3) were not aged, and they wore made into a train und nt on south tn @ of the destroyed No. 2. ‘A special train beating twenty-elght Minjured, many of them Mexiear reached Topeka this forenoon. Hances burried then tal. Twelve bodien were left at Alma The names are as yet unknown. ‘An tnterpreter for the Mexicans was quostoned as he Iny slowly burning to d oe : om Kansas City to The most these QEIST TRANS vn, No Chance tee Passen-| ‘gers Caught in Crash of : 2—Thirty-five | i | southbound. | 60 The--wrecked-trains run between Ely = THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY. ASU% JANUARY 2, DELAWARE AND HUDSON | “ON 9 PER CENT. BASIS. | The directors of the D. & Tf Company | for tho | | WHEAT PRICES DROP | “WHILE CORN -HOLGS: i | Wheat were lower-In. the early} mark, y Carh well In aplte of heavy re celpta at Chicugo, the effect of th offset by the rains all ty [higher'tn to-day trading was qui imp & aware were prices $51,400 et Gar & FAIR GROUNDS, NEW ORLEANS, am ries Jan, 2—The entries for to-morrow's /Am: races ale as follows: FIRST Ra $h selling: §40.—June Tin Bo Frutt 100, IRE f£. by Charade—Fory r. WS. br f, ¥. we by Green 1165 Ly apeburk, 2 Hudson rose 2, thern certiNeutes 1 3 2114, Great Northern preferred and ic a point and Northern was a gen trading and some of th Co laweet- STOCKS MIXED WITH THE TRADING SLOW! Early Market G Gains Cut and! Some of the Leaders Show Los Irst prices of the year were generally stock market, but t , Haltimore fractions, total salen -of stocky: to-day were | shares and of bonds 3 The Closing Quotations. 88,600. eloaing hee Great \\ eee { Annual January Clearance. Sales In the Restaurant, 8th Floor, Superb Cuisine at Modest Cost. Ditie.in the Best Culsine @ WSOM Restaurant Modest Cost @ SOM —_|___S/XTH# AVE.. 19" To 20" STREET.” _NEW YORK. eens Start ‘To-Day. Si Second Floor. 19075 ‘Geeniect Sale of Undermusiins There isn'ta store In-the country but what follows the fashion of January White Sales"—but-when-you delve into ta_prey ar-— atlons we make for ours, become acquainted with tie buying: power, the progress and methods of this organization, {t is not difilcult to determine why. the greatest values and the most dependable quallties are to be found here, Our representatives search the Linen Certtres of Ireland, Scotland and<Germany: they go to all the quaint villages In France, where the daintlest of Undermusiins are made; they-go-to-Plauen,_Saxony—and-St.-Gaul—from—wh-nce cmeth fpast Laces and Embrolderles. And when thelr collection Is complete and landed here,-you are confronted with an assortment that has no Counterpart and with prices that distance all competition. So the status that establishes the supremacy of thls White Sale. And, at every turn you are safeguarded with the assurance he & International Puper pre: | | that what you buy ts of the highest possible quality.for the price—because the standard of the Simpson Crawford Store Is correspondingiy high. Graaes encd| CORSET COVERS. | ___NIGHT GO WHS. WALKING SKIRTS. _| DRAWERS. p tor NIGHT GOWNS. that wero {} considered wonderful value for excallent quality of mus. || Mri WALKING SKIRTS; cut 50c¢ very (ull and Jarge, umbrolla-]} Stylo; finished with deep ruffles of cam- |! DEAWERS, You'll wonger how they can bo made to Sell al tie price: bought them last August. when lactories for CAMBRIC (here a Musiin> yoko 5 Vacked: lace trimmed. some with cambric 19 Sa) the sega a is for Delow .actual cast of matertais=to Say nothing of th> teing= Tuffle-around Weck and Slooves: They'll bric, Unusual and exceptional value. Wore dull. Mads with desp homstiiche go ina great-hurry. 4 7 7 7; ETN |} cambrié ruffis; umbrella style: not for Welking Skirts of fine cambrig: several | | to duplicated undor 25c anywher 7 19¢' for Cambric Covers—triinmed with lace edg: | BO e wr matangn Von trimmed. wiih 98c pretty styles: Cusp tlounce, triuimed. with pu u ee | and ribbon: full French cover. \ 25e for M1 | embroidery, others: trimmed with’ with tucks, oxtra dust rufilss, embro.dezy insertions,’ tucks and casibric ace; an runes, 2S (%, Camtric Drawers. trimmed tiched insook Covers In ten pretty styles, Issook.¢ for fine natnsook, musitn, tong cloth and | . Hounce, wemstlich.n,; Wide unibroita styles, rr iS trtmired with lace Insertions, beading, Hb- |98e% Gmbnie.cowns In! twenty ave prot ayl0s | USS O05 fines cambio resis ini sav erat pretty | 30 ce 1 cambric Drawers—tel nmea: wita em. | ¥ mand lace edge, fpecial \aluec, $o'sei¢ prettily trimmed with, ro Sm- | nouince, otngrs with Fow of Vals lace it sertion: oihbra-| SOIL pro-aery of lace nue Funston rae a “shen sleeves Stieas rt and Jow | trimmed with clusters of French tucks; lace of om SS kh tae sheer ustscosk coversmage- ot eves; Mnisned with wasn | rroidered edo, umbre la styie, 50c for fen ¢ 094 Styles of Drawers Migunser ia trim fine —natnrook trimmed wit two, three nd foer rews of lace irserticn: Iront and back trim. finishes @ and ribbon, Others at 98¢, 1.25, DS Lor Mino campils Skirts in several stylos, = trimmad with ceep ombrotderey Muusive me with ten rows of lace inserigs on Nounce; fin’ Ished with Yeading and ribbon; umbrella styic, Insertion and edge, wit p(eliy style. zi S$S8e i Cambric Lriwers: timme d with sevarel preity paltoxins of embroider clustat uw | tucks, deep embiol ery Hliunce; spsciai value. ‘ neck, squire med wth danty Ica. om “ linished With ribbon | troidery wend tc at | thers at OSc, 1.98, 2.95, /Others at 79¢, 2.98, Others at Osc, j-39, ' rR ‘EXQUISITE FREA 3.50 and up. 4.25 and up. 1.75 and up. u ENCH UNDERWEAR. SOY a pe Oe CORE] ie HILDREN’S W. R. i || Chemises at 49¢ ‘75c and up. | MISSESZAND CHIL BA Finest collection ever brought to New York—at prices | never before possible. Full detatts later. on: here's | U || Just as special as the kinds for grown-ups—all_beautl- Underskirts at25c, 50c&9O8e enough to interest you at the moment. tully made and finished of very best materials. | Vc § for Children’s DRAW-! Childron’s ERS of dood on R ' { ‘were burned to death. Som after giv- |I {ng this Infor information tho Interpreter him- bed, The death of the Mexican interpreter ts by ove, witnesses to have been moet —-PlUliic He ane at tween someof the debris so that_re- Hfease was imposible, but nll the tine jhe was totally conscious and told the Btory —pf— tls —countrymen's destination |y, gend,the-horrors of thelr death. a "PRICES MIXED IN THE COTTON MARKET. $400. 115. >. f.. by King Hanover Dustin roan eit Limerick Girt 113, Vive Pirate 111 FOURTH RAC Heard ‘The new crop options were in good , Memand at the opening of the cotton ‘were lower. First prices were 2 points lower to 2 higher. _ The Continent was a good buyer of the new crop months in Liverpool and gnomes With connections in the South | wy, “ang Burope-were the purchasers here. Teo list at New Orleans started _Pfirm_et an advance of & to 16 Eand was well sustained after the ty, emery. ji market to-day, while the near positions | 6 1 RACE—ix furlongs; seling; B38. John Rapa 1 iduuecmreneo sty Lucy Marie 100, Refined 16 ion #9. ‘Anna Teuskin {4 “Mise Sago Niesa 93. Malta 00, Ovr Own _ 94, Abrams 109, Batre Vous is. These HACE 2098. Hes Bitter, Hand V1, Delmer owe 100, ‘Oasts Klelnwood lio" ee 2a py Jack or +r et L. Emery Gives $100,000, ae! CINCINNATI, Jan. 2—Mnc Thomas | in. memory of her husband has given $100,000 as an endowment | tor the Cincinnat! Art Museum, on con-{ ory dition that Sdturday be made a {v admission’ day to all parts of the mu.) Wr scar Steel De. sum. ‘The trustees accepted the gift +411) 1+ bot Wee 184 FRatance.” —Deetine. ee ee You will never c Toasted Corn Flakes ag isfy completely the mos: in the world. milk, cream or fruit j “OF Toasted Corn that Melt it Your Mouth made entirely’ of honest, wholesome. corn—and that the very best. are for any of the many other Breakfast Foods -—after-you-onee taste Toasted Corn Flakes; you will never find a cereal =food=thatis-more nutritious. Toasted Corn Flakes & ree perfectly with the most delicate stomach, t hearty appetite, juices tomorrow morning. THE BATTLE CREEK TOASTED cord FLAKE CO. ° Battle Creek, Mich. have a delicious flavor distinctly ‘their ‘own—and it's a flavor you wilt enjoy, “They are ae Thor- oughly and ‘scientifically cocked,-roled+ imto fiimy flakes and then toasted to o tempting golden brown, é o They sat- That their value as a body building food is the highest is best proven by the fact that they are in daily use at the famous Battle Creek Sanitarium, the greatest dietetic and health institution As achange for the better try Toasted Com Flakes with 3/4 Hand-made—trimmed as only French artisans know uusEzerr A. 50,1.98, 2,95104.50 = ct] SPP BA, a. | ( t! Je ae | 2 Chemises at 98c. $1.98 snd up to $25,-—___EXTRA SIZE UNDERMUSLINS aos rc. Corset Covers at 98c, $1.98 up to $19, |Gowns 98ce, 1. 25, 1.50,1.98, 2.98) Jonette Oshars at 50c, Zac up to 3.93. Draw ft 98c, $1.98 b ] 5 Night Gowns at $2.98, eager te S35 Drawers 50c,75¢,98¢, 1.25102.98 CHILDREN’S MUSLIN GOWNS AT 25¢ Splondid quattty of musiin; made Hubbard style, Maished with | tucked yoxe; all sizes In tno tot, Other Gowns 286. ¢-beautifully-finished. D8e- up. set-Govers SOc 73e, 506, 756 to $1.98 Main Floor, “of New 1907 Wash Goods at 60c on the Dollar ls *20,000 Worth While there are $60,000 Worth of Wash Fabrics here for Unis |—and ** mill ends *' {a this Instanc> means less than fill pieces. A tewj %rish Dimities at 22c-29¢ January Salo, It 1s this particular $20.000 purchase wWnich you: W be are Imperfect, too; but most of them are crisp. new stock—just as desir- | and s5c yard. ; Most interosted {n right now—for in value-giving, {t caps the gtimax able as if they were to bo unrolled from full pleces...There nas never | Tartan Plaids 226 over any event thls Store has ever -had.. This great stock camo“ to us | been a Wash Goods event In Now York City to compare witn tnis one. jYalas Riayrticent ; trom the-Mill Agents of the Abarfoyle Manufacturing Co., Chester, Pa. | All Fabrics and Patterns made for the 1907 season; every tesign | rene saygiies: 4 You know this concern, of course; the most noted cottan fabric. PrO—-witbe-foundtn-other-stores lator In the ssason, marked at or above tio | ene ducers in tte world: breneh orgeandies We have sbought their min Ends of 1907 nov. Velttes | Worth wo attach to them. Ready January 2 BARK Sou e \20c Printed Silk Organdies at 19” |. About twenty thousand yards In tno lot; beau- Lmiit-ends, allt ‘ i Tete | wonderfal-y good t 7 iu all tn desirable ‘lengths, pay ticularly lerfal-y good Yaiu3 al 50c, end sei tru mae tal; white grounds with handsomely |adaptable for house dresses, cnildren’s dresses. nursss'} | that when cutirouiuil_piecos: | printed floral designs of pink, blue, hello, yellow. green wear and CTE. No other Seersucker made to spe plain shades an Xqulsite lane Ze Abbotsford Seersuckers at Known tho world over; ton thyusand yaras_of | 32+in. S02 Siik Noveltics at Mess sToniiLenes ui fabrics ma, woul oe pant copper; Several hundred patterns to choose Troi | Wit It. overy purpose. | 05¢ Shantung - Pongecs._.-. LOc — These Shantungs “are 27 Inches w.de and come in White, cream.< lobe blue, 90) ) Superb Bungaloo/, New Harlequin SHks. f- | Zephyrs. | Mill seconds and mill ends; [ 15,000 yaras of this tine Milo ends of slik and¢ot- ton woven fancies in alyscris {mercerized cotton Zephy + des gns are most exqu Of stripes, clocks and plaids; all 1907 styles; prettiest | Gfaoric that sells reyuiariy yard; ins 19 colorings; value 49¢, yard; this saieaty, "29e | Standard Shirt+ ing Madras fe #trinted Layrs r Hroderie Egyp: | tien—New i A fabric that is woven of * Mine Egyptian cotton—a most desirable embroidered Voile sulting: all the newest Ideas . for 1907; valus 19¢ Sard: tnis sate ats, L4FC Mill seconcs ind mill en¢s; % 2 fire’Sik Gingham In ell the MCSi-to-de-des-red ginghem pailerns; naver sc11_ blow. 29c. Ihe yard: n this 7 Eye | sale as, Mill ends; a quality kno:wnt AIUthe sprang pa Urns ard tha world over; all desira- | Ble checks and str.pes— Nght and dark; never sold { t bélow 29c. yard: 1214 c | (In this sale at. cadet Di havy. hellow allo end bia Every yard poriect, | Annual Sale Sample Strips “New 1907. Embroideries Those-sampie-strips-ate our teward-for going to Switzerland direct to buy our-Embrolderies. Our purchases there are-on-such-a-gigantic scale that we ‘practically contro! all the Sample Strips that come througi-the works. Not enough for full pieses. you understand: of little valug to tne makers—so we get them tor-a song. _They_form-one of the most Important features of our- January sales;_In fact, last-year-we fell fat short of belng able to supply the demand, Quantity Is almost doubled this year. eels 5e¢ Salar censar-abisd pant hives Wen oahaap CONG REREDUY Hoiehasetsenciaes eat ae, Yard for Sampis Strips of Embrotdertes tn a wonderful a-ray of Yard for Samplo Strips of.Embrolderies, beautiful patterns and designs; enough for most any purpose; various widths. Nota yard but what 1s |45e designs; some quite long ploces tn this lot. Nota yard worta less . Worth double; and a good’ many yards worth oven more. than 75c, and the greater part of thom worth $Ioyard, Other Lotsa at 10¢, I5¢c and 250; Worth from 20c to G5c. Assortments comprise Corset Cover, Shirt Waist and Skirt Embrotderies as well as propor widths for Baby Dresses; also Bandings, Edaqigs, Inssrlings aud @ vis one other kinds. in Baby Irish, Cluny and Japanese Combination, Pilet and Baby Irish Combination and coptes of Prench tandwork. 3,000 Yards Swiss Em: 3,000 Yards Swiss and | 3,000 Yards Embrolderies, | 27 and 45 inzl Cambinz -broidered Flouncings, 21 and 27 Inch: every new Nasnsook Allovers and Walstings tor. guimpes, Floure nis, o:c., In Nainsook, Batista, Swiss and | boas Louncings: xquisity of cothi “ana beautitur eect, 2¢ j__ yokes, walsts, etc; very duinulest des-gns and | — Cembsic: newest combIncLion aia 1se7 combi 29., ¥8e. and G5 3 19¢c., 39c. and 59c. > O5c,, SIUS and .S!1.95 i dnt from SOc. to $1, Bethe SIS eee eee yd. Worth {rom39c. to $1525 yards Vito Strate $32 05 and and = Maia Floor, Sale Housekeeping and New 1907 Fancy Linens. Yes, to- justify extravagant pricing. you'll be-told how linen prices have soared, due to the fallure of-last: year's -flax-erop. We've AORE Linens, BE Linens, for LESS MONEY, than we have had In several years—and you know the usual low cost of Linens here. The sale cf this January ought lo ;_—Many-thousands of dottars the biggest montn we've cver_had.— We. “absolutely protect you-as.to es—prices-are-posstivciy tow “Pattern Table-Cloths epee ayaa : Austrian Damask AM distinctly new 1907 pattern: Cloiis exquisite In design and workmanship Ten thousand-ta-the-tot;—Lomstitched —at the lowest prices we havo ever all aroung; very fine quality in nend- quoted. pat | some Damask ucsigns; larg. enoign tor -Ony—OFrulbasy- sada sade; posh vely. et : i| | 10.000 very fine “Hemstitched Table Cloths at 331 fo oft 5,000 Irish Damask Pattern zlable Clots at Lait oft Five hundred genuine $2 Cloths; ful Adsbde ——~- | | never sonia aiywhere Lolow | two yards tong : Splendid quality ott EST25 5 tins Sale at. Ts 00 and suporpd patter go { Larger cteths — £ and 19S): inthis January Sale at. sa asi 60:600-yards-all kinds a Walie. Goods at “504 4e- off —— f - a Table Eimens | | Five thousaad yards of ali pure linen Beicnol ani Unescagned. Damask; + fallerns now and most déstrabic; -+} One 6f tre best olerings 50c. Importer’s. Stock of German Linens — { SERAS Panuacyisacosyesg . 89e 74 inches wide, 25,000 yards fine | white > Long Cloth at 33:1-3% off —— eect (00) highest grade white Bed Spreads at 25% off SSeeelieeinan 2,50 Table Cloths, a Tong, at. 2,95-Table Cloths ;-3 yards tong, 2.50 Table Cloths, 2 yards long, 3.00 Table Cloths, 2}; yds. long, 3,50-Table Ctoths, 3 yards Jong, at.- Heavy Belglan Damask Table 3,00 Ti Die Cloihs, 2 yards Jong, at... 2, 2.78 1abie Cloths, 2 yds. long, at. 450 Sable Cloths, 3 yards long, al Napkins. you; Testor erancy, dinnor sizes, guaran- jor Fancy | tan etrletiy pure linen; now 807 de- 12,¢ Ploces and Squares; Values up to 25¢, | signs, ‘i i Seas | earn Se Sor Pancy Linens—Tray. Covers, Centre One, Big Lot. | 25¢ Pleces, etc. valuos up to 50c. | 39c¢ Breakfast size, 18 Inch, = 49¢ fu athe At 50c on the Dollar Bioached pamas.., Wide, at, yard. Fancy Linens that we own at exactly half price—and the saying Is fc along to-} Bleached Damas: Thousands of pleces. that form-one of the greatest attractions of this January:sale. at yard n Bleached Mercorlzod Damask, per (619%¢ for Fancy Linons—Tea Cloths, Scarls and Squares; values up to $1.25, 75 fgxy Fancy Linons—Scarfs. Toa and Lunch Cloths; valuss up to $1.75, yard, 39c and. 48e 10,000 yards Chick Glass Towelling 1.00 | 150 Linens—Doylles, Centro | and all-Hnen Pantry Towolling, reg: uiar eae quality: for this sale, 9c bor yard ies 50,000 Yards White Goods worth up to 20s, yard, choose at.......... DC Morchandlso that was vutracted for many months ago—Indla Linons, Piquos, - Madras an Fancy Favrics, White goods for ovory possible uso—a' bargain worth coming many..milos for, for Fancy Linens—Scirfs, Tea’ and for Fancy Linens—Scarfs, Shams “and. Lunoh Cloths; valies up to $1.75. Lunch Cloths; values up to 656, for Fancy Lineng=Searts, Tea Cloths and Shoins; values up to 95¢. regularly $1.25 dozen; nis 95¢| sale 20 inch Breakfast Napkins, valuo $2,00 dozen, at,. : 22 Inch Dinner $1.50 ° $195 for Pancy Linons—tToa Cloths, Svarfs-— olaborato drawn Work; Values to $2.75, Syinen Dinner} 0 f= = : : ; WHITE PRENCH LAWN, 45 INCHES $3.50 dozen; at Ae ; $2.75)! Three ‘Thousand Pieces, Doylles, Fancy inenssetts hat would sl regularly 5e WIDE value ip yard,“at.,..,. 150 24 Inch Dinner Napkins; valuo | oc, each: rts of kinds; splendid designs, choose at.....:.: Mets MERCERIZED WHITE MADRAS WAIST: $3. 78 GOZON Aterereeeshieees $3.00 up to 12/46, each; all sorts of Kl SPice igns.'¢ INGS, yalue-Up to 25c,, at.... I2ige 5,000 All Linen Dice NAPKINS, 2,000 All Linen 50c Huck Towels, 20e $s | All linen Huck Towols of superb quality; wer nad | 180. Huck Towols, hommod cn s, 20x40 ‘ qT Dozen. | With scalloped ends; equal to any wo have evor had | inchos, at .. Peers Zee . ; | In/tho: store at 806 Justa thousand to go \240, Huck Towels. oxtra quailty at 18c " Ww lastlatiteyinieerith wserseyacerae These are 18-Inch Napkins—the sort. almost every res- | Wires eas ‘Towels, hemmed ends, 17x32 }35c, Huck Towels, hemstitched ends ‘25e taurant uses. We've 5,000 to sell at $1 the dozen—wwough | inches, at 9c} 156. hommoed onds, saxs6 iS Huck SEIN 39c inches, atic... they" re always $1.25, | {a aueS Pure Linen, sllver bleacticd, 10c