The evening world. Newspaper, January 8, 1907, Page 10

WILL FIND WIFE DEAD ON HIS RETURN She eae Sul ide W hile | Greenberg Was. Toiling in a Sweatshop. BLOW AT CHIESE® “Work Can Be Done hats tow » first Noor occupled ze Wagner,.of the Unfon atarknt Station, _{ephe: party, made_up of ten Congress: | ho forced an entrance and found Mrs, fae und-one-Senator, who teft hereon | Greenberg dead onthe Jitchen floor, Dec. 21 by the Panama Lino steamer | A tube connepted with a fet in the cas “SAMianca, to pay a visit of Inspection | ptove waa m her movth. ‘tthe work done on the canal, and to |” The house shelters Germans, Jews, @tudy the prevailing conditions thers | trungarians, Italians, Lithuanians and returned to-day on the same lN0'® | Greeks. In the confuston of tongues “(gteamer Advance. The committee ‘was | following the discovery of the body a Wdently satisfied tht the work ts pro-| Po oort grew that Mre, Greenberg had ning satisfactorily, that the cond!-| 400, ited by. burglara who placed a tions are extremely Toren tube ‘fastened to a gas stove. in her mouth to minke the ‘case appear to de \The party consisted of showed that the woman ro Cuttrornta, Z ind Congress Jollet herselt,— 8% idles and ve years old. band | will not know of her death until he gets oan B.-MeKinle St home from the meatshsy in which siukarsons -Missourtz Jarios-MoKinney, | te trstoyed ti “Rives —F,—8.—Dickatn and (2. oe ‘of Itmots; James Howell, v ai i | SENATORS AGREE ON |_NEGRO TROOP BILL. ‘MOO P. Kinkaid, Nebraska; and Jan: he Bteenerson, of Minnesota, (Itcwas atthe suggestion of Congress | man McKinley. of California, that the| trp_was_ organized, tn order, asthe} WASHIS anid thatthe legislators | pi { Fuignt;ace for thembelves the conditions| 7>ake. ™ a Seer = grevailing in the canal zone. aisendevente ra his Brow io resolu- Senator Filnt, speaking to-day on his tion which provadly will be suggested Spinions formed as a result of the | SY Benator Foraker, but the exact lan- guage has not been decided upon The excellent /compreimise probably will not be pre-{ Site Tedte-the Seaatetintll the discussion loses. The Republican Jeaders of the Senate were In conference at various times to- day. with a view to reaching an agree- | ment on the terma of a resolution re- fof hid! taetng tothe President's discharge of lnegro troops that will hartmon{ze’ the [differences between Seoadors Foraker land Lodge, and: tere ts excellent pros ca in that direction. 8. — Senator | un everything | in well: fed, pat the future, fo my mind, Is .the b | pee vouser) You may aay that ioam cemphaticalty_of-the opinion “that there bsolutely no necessity for“ the em Chinese labor in, complet: | satisfied BUanitescame: paeite: presenta American, workmen _!nquiry by the j Affairs Into” Uh —| Wife — we ehous. ehall deal o —_—.___. J. P, MORGAN HAS A COLD. When asked about rumors which were King atthe opening of the Pris: circulated mn the financtal district to- ct to-day. After reerring to the ex-/ day tothe effect that J.P.” Morgan cellent financial condition of Prussia, tho | was eeriolinly All, hia son, J, P, Morgan, Uumperor, as King of Prussia, annouiced | sald that His father was suffering the BaSrerneues, Intention to yh eae a alight cold and remained at {| i “BERLIN, Jan. 8 Chancellor Von jow read the «pecch of the Emi ton—to-mect-the-dt t home—attendingto-hie business If tt} 7 encountered in Poland “in carrying on unfavorable | he-historécal-tazk-of- strengthening. th rman elements there. had not been | FIFTH AVENUE, THIRTY-FOURTH AND THIRTY-FIFTH STS. —_¢—WILL-HOLD-A-SALE- OF ~ WOMEN'S, MEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY = a = ON-WEDNESDAY, JANUARY .9TH; -AS FOLLOWS: WOMEN’S PLAIN BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE, 35c. PER PAIR PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS, $1.85 S EMBROIDERED BLACK LISLE THREAD AND COTTON HALF-HOSE, PER BOX. “OF SIX-PAIRS $b 58- ER. RAR * the apartme: Without Them. by Mra. Julla Greenberg. The. doors were locked. They eacled “Policeman? THE EVENING WORLD, 2 ‘JA NUARY 8,0 1907. HID HIS-IDENTITY AS HE ENDED LIFE leiace eee as WC, E Allen” Killed Himseif with Gas in Jersev City Hotel. Av man who registered tn tho Penn Hotel, Vat Montgomery Groen. strocts, Jersey a’clovk..uss_ morning. As_*! committed mutcide tn his room there shortly afterwant by turning of the-gas. He was found dead in tho bed by a maid. Alien, according to -the proorietor of the hotel, had spent the nixht of Dee. 3 Inst in the hotel He arrived there this morning about 2 o'clock and, after registering. -was assigned to room 31. That’ waa the last seon of him allve, ‘About 9 o'clock the maid’ knocked. on the floor of Allen's room, and, not get- they any aSawer, opeaed the door win her key. ‘She was horrified to see ‘the man, partly dresset. tring dend-on the bed. The room was filled with gan Allon had stopped up all the crevices Id the window, fan-lights and even the. Keylve with wet paper. After re- Newal and | = moving the tip from the gaa-Jet and! turning the gas on fuil force, he had j fallen upon the bed and folded his arms | across tis breast. The dead man had taken pains to nae | his Identity. There were no papers of | any sort In the clothing, and even the! name of the maker had been removed } from hfs hat. It in believed that he! Wigiacercot unde, c a OLA. ner) body was taken to the Morgue. It tet that of a man about thirty-five years | | old. light complaxioned, —with— brown, : curly halt, Allen was good looking and fairly weil 1 In a gray striped sult and t.. He wore a black derby hat T were only twenty eents in the poc ts, ew “1 wouldn’t part \ with my Residence TELEPHONE ‘for ten times what It costs me.”” So one of our sults ~sertbors. Ho finds the service vi 'e would-you. EW YORK TELEPHONE 00. 18 Day Street | “Swiss Ribbed Merino Vests, Swiss Ribbed Perfect Fitting .Combination Suits, i ! New. Patterns, Continuous Brass Bedsteads, | Brass Safety Cribs,’ i Upholstered Springs, Steel Frame Springs, -Guaranteed Quality, Stern Brothers Glove Departments New Importations of Women’s French *Glace and Suede Kid Mousquetaire Gloves, “12, 16, 20 and 24 button lengths, in black, white and the most desirable shades, Also To-Morrow, Sale of 4 Women's 12 Button-Length French Glace Kid __ | aeiernetea pique sewn, Paris Point Embroidery, in colors and black, also Overseam Sewn, Eaprolseses $ Backs, in black, white and pastel shades, Regular Price $3,00 and 3.50 ar Gon Offering of Women’s Imported Knit Underwear Swiss Ribbed Medium Weight Cotton Vests and Corset Covers, also Fancy Crochet Trimmed Mercerized Vests, Corset Covers and Cotton Tights, ~ Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, plain or fancy Crochet trimmed. also Corset Covers, Metal Bedsteads « Bedding, Tubings, Workmanship. The-Above Will-Be-Found--Unusual Values. 2.10_ 5c | 75¢ | 98¢ Merino Silk 1.95 2,98 ace ne af re CRS me ee ees a ee eeesn ombeenamecbeeamcassencens! | Cotton $1.48 Finest Lacquers & $17.50, 23.50, 28.50_ 23.00, 31.00, 36.00 9.00, 12.50, 16.00 {II 4.50, 6.75, Errullt CHILDREN'S BLACK COTTON RI3BED. HOSE _22c. PER PAIR _PER BOX OF SIX PAIRS, $$.20 Bs. Altman & On. “FIFTH AVENUE, THIRTY-FOURTH ANU THLR VO IFTH STS, | MARKED REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE ~ | PRICES OF i | and FUR-LINED GARMENTS AND FUR NECKPIECES, FUR | INCLUDING i 4 IMPORTED CLOTH FUR LI BROADTAIL COATS PALETOTS JN VARIOUS CoLoRs, | $38.00, 45.00 AND 50.09 ERMINE COATS SEALSKIN COATS 290.00 AND 375.00 * 250.00 anp 300,00 | | | PERSIAN LAMB COATS ; ae : 150.00 CHINCHILLA, ERMINE AND BROADTAIL NECKPIECES, | $18.00 AND 25,00 | | ALSO FUR RUGS AND. CHILDREN’S FUR SETS 1 _AT MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES, - $275.00 ‘Ano 375.00 | |! | House $2.75, 3:05, ing, Matclasses, English Cloths $3.25, 4.95, Men’s House Coats & Robes Clearing Sale at ‘Remarkably Low Prices ee Were $4.95, 5.75 to 22.50 LEN'S ROBES AND GOWNS, of Figured Jacquard Blanket- Were $4.95, 7.50 to .27.50 Coats, 4,75 to T6568 and Velvets;- 6.75 to 19.50 F ¢ i Boys & Young Herztofore $6,75 to 11.50, “Heretofore $6.50 to 9.75, Heretofore $5,50 to 9,75, 31 to 38 chest, YOUNG MEN'S OVERCOATS, West—Twenty i | i i January Clearing Sale of BOYS' NORFOLK AND DOUBLE-BREASTED BELT SUITS, BOYS’ SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS AND REEFERS, SUITS SPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR YOUNG MEN, Heretofore $12.50 to 19,50 Heretofore $15.00 to 18.50 Men’s Clothing $4,905 0 8.50 | $4.95 to 7,50 $3.75 to 6.75 $9.75 to 15.00 $11.50 to 15.00 -third Street . Stores Oc Women's Tailored dS ulsy } December price 0; DEY) 00. Other Broadcloth Suits—Formerly $5 -| | O'NEILL, STORE— Dez *$15.00 | Also_a number. of Lace, Net and Silk Dresses and Gowns: December prices $35.00, $50.00, $75.003 now $15.00, $25,00 and $35.00. Women’s B'dcloth Suits: } t prices. ), $60.00. and: $75.00; now $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00. | = Dry Goods Co.| ONeill- Adams @= ln O'Neill & ony cupying ‘Two Blocks—Sixth Avenue, 2 Avenue, 20th to Oth to 22d Street. ise tea Mee ley PPSUTeT In this collection many of the Garments are now marked at about the actual cost of the atch wondertul opportunity, when. you consider that there are about three months_of-Winter weather yet to come >Women's Cheviot Suits: 1 December prices $30 and $35; sale pricey. - 1 $20. 00 ember price $40.00; sale CNA fa BARR ~to Order, Value $45 bottom to match face of Portleres; regula 4 O'NEILL STORE—4th Floor | L Pair r price $45. | $27. 50 . To-morrow and Thursday we will take orders to measure, make and. hang Portieres, made of silk velour, interlined with double-faced teazled cloth, lined with Geriman velour, bound down one side and across Special $27.50 $00-Pairs_Irish_Point_Lace Curtains. at a Saving of $2 to’ $5 a Pair. - Superior quality and excellent designs. to select from, divided into five lots, as follows? Over forty-three patterns ‘ot Regular...... Special- wide; Irish Point, Point d'Esprit and Brussels effects” Regu- lar $2.50 per palr; special. $ 1 -50 TEEN special. Bee SITS ~25c Window Shades, 19¢ | 3,000 Opaque Window Shades—size 36x32, inches, mounted on strong ‘spring rollers, seven colors. to 9 select from; 25c. values at-~.. 1 i ~~ Cosey Cushions — 100°Cushions, covered one side with Verona velour, backed with sateen, filled with best quality silk flo: regular $1.50; special Wet [ee ode | [I . $6.50 9.50) 10.75 | $3.75 15,00. $4,506.00; 7:25; 8.75-10.00-- 500° Pairs Nottingham Lace} 150~pairs~ Irish Point Lace} Curtains, 3% yards tong, 60 inches} Curtains, two exceptionally—good ne igns, at less than cost of importa- jon._.3_yards. Pa 48_inches..wide “Regular price, “Reed Rocker Rocker, Regular price, $3.25. An_exceptional- showing. of- Guenajes, Cara 3 to 3% Regular $12.50 to $ $27.50; special at...... Large high | has) full- roll arm, very strong and well made feet January Sale Furnituref Upholstery, Rugs, &e. = Everything Reduced From 10° to 50 Per Cent. ; a Silk Velour Portieres | Five Hundred Elastic Felt Mattresses $10.35 ax. Regular Price, $14.00, Smaller sizes proportionately less In price Oriental Rugs and Carpets he_-most popular weaves at substantial |- reductions from regular prices dpring this sale: bagh and Daghestan Rugs vide, 4 to 6 feet long. 19.50—Special, $8.00 to $13.75 Shirvan and Belachtstan Rags 3 to 4 feet wide to 6 feet long. __- Regular $17.50 to $25,00—Special offered in this department. goods. ~ Re d-these-iten: AIQc | resist: 60c. Linoleum per sq. yard, ance sale. some designs. BRUSSELS RUGS, i value $22.50, $18 ———| ADAMS STORE—3d Flo January Clearance Sale Rugs---Carpets---Linoleums. To-morrow we will place on sale some of the best bargains ever In order to start the New we must have a general clearing out to make room for our new In-doing this we did not-consider-cost-or former prices— we. just marked these goods at =cleancoul prices that you cannot 50c. Linoleum per sq. yard, $0 rolls of each quality to be closed ie to-morrow. Manufacturers’ prices have increased on these goods, but we have ignored this fact in this clear- These linoleums are all perfect goods, cut from full rolls. Hand- Extra Specials in Rugs and Carpets. 69c yard for Tapestry Carpets worth 85c. 75c yard for Velvet-Carpets-worth $1.00. ¥50} anussetS'a RUGS} value $17. 50; fear right 39¢ 4 $i 50 All Hair markably low pri wavy hair—worth $1.50; Lucille Pompadour? mad. Handsome Gray Pompad | special Odopdod sissies ; Wavy hair; special upward $5.49 buys a $2. $2.98 buys a 24-in. Switch, ADAMS STORE: wavy hair, dip effect—regularly $3.00; Goods Must Go Regardless of Cost . In order to make roam for_atarge-_impors— tation of new goods we will close out all our stock on hand. at the following re- which -cannot be duplicatéd- (quality considered) in the city, Pompadours ~ Wavy. “Pompadours — pretty, naturally special. ...98 eof naturally $1.49 jours, naturally from... $1.98 Switches | 79¢ buys a $1.50 Switch, 16 in. all long hair. 50 Switch, 48 in, all long fair, all long hair, suitable dressing; value 36. The Fashionable Newport Curl They're made of carefull the thing for the smart, io selected hair, are soft and fluffy and just w dressing of the halry now in vogue. 2414 ib. Sacks 62¢ { ADAMS STORE—4th Floor | A Big Lead in Flour Warkhed and Crosby’s Gold Medal Flour. Thesé special prices are made possible only through our ability tojbuy in such Tange quantities; This flour-is-the-standard-ofthe world __Groceries—Highest i in Quality—Lowest i in Price. Per Barrel, - $4.90 Ox Tongues ase Loe 0101 G3 9/4 (e caersrararmcer reser SAIPAN ICICI Gs ae [bp gnc ae import= K ed Table per tox, OC | package Carolina DUTCH CLEAD Laerxe sifting canny 256 —F INEST SMOKE D. SUGAR- CURED OX | 35, closelyirimmed, lected for boiling; average weight 3 to 5 Ibs.; ; usual price especially se-; Sax O— Ready to make Jolly; ail favors KL.00 per OG 1 “Meck ‘ann's tine 496 sib cana el ~Case-of-2-dozen cans... : Corn—Ruby Brand, finest quality Maine packed Sugar Corn; regular price S<.; per can RISCULTS oy cult. Uneeda Milk gt Oysteretton; per pk G 1y ball. Bliver Lae Nye : 8.25 | pe shaceer laterals and extentied foot; regular] value, $35.00; at. Se Specials in Bra ADAMS MSS STOR and Iron Beds and Bedding 5th Floor i Floor | $35.00 Brass Be $24.50 With two-inch continuous post and T ball connection through- out—the best of lacquering—4 ight laterals, } with large mounts; reg- vularly tthe goes at. N feet and full sizes. Regular price $35.00; spe- g + cidliat ss... wees $24,50 $35.00 Brass Beds, $22. 50 2:inch continuous post, with upright! 2-inch continuous post, with heavy. straight ‘foot’ endy; 7 $45, 00 “White E) White enamelled Iron Beds, brass \vases and caps; all sizes; arly sold for $3.50; suse \ Regulars Steel frame, 6 feet long, wide when opened; when inches; with National ‘fabric 60 steel- tempered helical spring hair - mattress covered-in green With extra tufts and stitching; reg, val. $12.50 22: 39 reeularty $12.00; ip ous i ty ee brass centre and upright laterals ane! foot ends; scroll; all\sizes; our reg- | reeular price, 00; ular $10.00 ded at $6.95 special at $38.00 | $8.85 scran lle pa Beds, continu- ‘Size Sliding Couches, |. rice $12.50, at $8.8 namelled Iron Beds with} A yery. fine. white enamelled Iron regu-| Bed, extra heavy post, with brass top |- rail, large vases and full mounts; specltl $9.75 2-inch continuous vost, with heavy denim, —¢hike-cuty,falt-siee;-welghing-$o-tbe =| 25,00—Special, $13.75 to $20, 00. E 9x12 Axminster Rugs Newest designs in Oriental and floral,