The evening world. Newspaper, January 23, 1907, Page 9

or Mrs. Kling Mee Has| Whipped One Man and : Arrested Another, "ha vi Yorse owners and drivers tn Brook- are suffering. from | md-—better wate > Kiing will get ta_antnsls. “ihe Loret's ‘At her instigation, Stivers tot the Streat. ment, las been teld f) * Speeial Sessions,“ where be Js to be} tried in a few days for compelling at Jame horse-to draw a heavy Joad ater; ‘she had admonished him to return. the | animal to thé studle jwr-rest and treats | Thomas Toole, @ | ning Dep! the Court of | nih Brooklyn should cl ta this good. work,” said | kod to haves, one of the bor-| wili-meo.to tt that el af-te-abube Is. nm stock | { hoses, a xhip| who was was reared farm am tata sincere lov On one. occasion: she ‘from the hands of \ saved from pt a ‘hors. was ariviig | crossing, Asa | balky animal | ‘animal, Y: O ea gil she was the Inte! €ing the Baiky ain sped by; imal With iim narrowty miss: Kllng ts an expert whip at sequestrienne. She has ridden and ~ striven --at-—county—falis and —iy— ber. younger days was noted in the driving world. Sha was about to enter her home—et -No._78-Tilary—strees_yester— day, when sho saw Toole driving a Jame horse. When she told him to rs turn the animal-to the stable fhe Trould. but when a biock, away. he) Joaded bis truck and prepared to drive She then had him arrest said THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 238, 1907% chop suey. caine Ida." Miss Nelson entered the place a wldnight and ordered = bo ught her-a alal Shu of It. nue, Brooklyn, to-day, =| init last evening of Min: more pop Kee b: bre whiels abe ob. this chi ete. in. typhoon pedal and tor #bo music; E a ~ “T wish that all women interested In horses would communicate with me,” agaid Mrs. Kling. ‘We would be able to effect a women's organization for protec of animate: ST ona” | - SLAVE TO WIE, SHE DRANK FOR HEALTH a F Mrs. Annie Downey Began Taking-Sherry_by Order —— of-a Physician. — = One ‘Another example of thie danger of pre- - wine as. acatimulant. during esnvalescence wna preaentedto-day.in | che Butler Street Court, Brooklyn, en Mra. Annie Downey, a good-iooking Ba mother of seven children, admitted that @ho haa becn intoxicated “nearly every aay” since Curistmax. Onty yesterday —2-young-girl,-the daughter of a prom!~ ment family, was arrested on a charge ef intoxicution in Brooklyn, and tt was found that she had been taking sherry wine and strychnine as medicine follow- ing-an-attack of pneumonia. Mira Downey lives-sdth her tiusband, James,-a vilversmith, in a coxy-home at SNe aso Varren atreet Te wopded tr court as he told of her drinking habit MBE wwe Jaat child a year ago,” he said, “and the doctor advised her to take wine, She be- came a slave and—sho hax been + drunk every Christmas,” Downey Into tea Mrs- | to death. Israel ona It's true that dri is my--master, -1 haven't beens pune but I'l admit it wax nearly If you'll lec me go home 4 noaton it na SCOUTE OM cee Hi weiner —tilany sacred tie | Xa, warrant on her, sald he found her 0 Antexteated Uni it was_neceasary” to carry her wagon to the found Ain! “ od. a sour, from. Ue SADE. “olga Hanoi. Tis She Was wullering from an hol = APY ewe are tis Magistrate Hie ment Lipsky paar ays The. burg aa) f Hondrix st two f reached the #ack-yardof sorner climb, store. “Busiest Man in New York’? and President Buckley Working’ for Their Ball. Sthe-Busleat Mani New York™ ta t Yirasseli, hisKed toncer: iy and the people who camé to thia coun- try from the “Little Kingdom" take Uietr hata off-te-Maij. He. ison. the job Whenever Uiere is anything uoing or the bensilt of tha wick or nalt or bind from hin countfy, and he has just sent back to Kerty. the Rev, Father Harty with funds / ho to erect a dead memorial church tn. Catine Where Damel O'Connell Now MAtt ts devoting himself tot) of the Kerrymen, and from whi RETAE Already done will doubtions bow big crowd in Sulxer’a Casing next Saturday qaing. | President Huckloy Working like 4 Trojan to make the Ne big tucteans fut new banner sent from land to the: woclety will be displayed i for the arate time. There will be some fine Cretlic dancing.. with music supplied by real Irish pipe -BABY IS ABANDONED IN A COLD HALLWAY. Liltle. One) Wrapped in a Wobllen Shawl, Is Sent to Bellevue. Av infant a few hours old was found toalay In the hallway of No, 453 Bast Ono Hundred and Nineteenth street, It _-4vaa wrapped in a wwooldn shawl, : Mie, Lizzie Schlelcher found the baby and turned It over to Polleeman Brom, bean, of the East One Hund Twent, Kh at X station, who oor it zt Bellevue, Th @ lusty: pair Hid has B ihioasoteh fourteen nda and running ing: Walter dD. VARICOSE VEIN LED 0 FUR THIEF TO WOMAN'S DEATH Mrs. Friedman’s Case One of| Tragedy the Most Remarkable in Medical Records. Bfedical men who heard to-day “ot Di, No-1553 “Madison avenue on the of Mrs. Delia Friedman, of Hundred and FHth night from a ruptured bjood vessel con wider jt one ofthe most remarkable cases on record. ‘Sire. Friedman was preparing dinner | in-her kitchea when a varicose veln | wuddenty-burst.—Her-two children wero with her and @ Mrs. Sten, & nplgibor. Bteln happened to look down at Mrs. Friedman's foot_and_saw_that {1 was covered with blood. Friedman saw the dood she tans Before Mra. Stein could get Dr, Tom eranz to the flat the woman had bled BURGLARS LEFT HIS rich ofter-the-tinth-o¢ ave STORE-—AND THAT'S ALL. Lipsky. Yesterday, But His Goods {img owas: gone except 7 et tnt and After” breaking a window and marks !t looks as if they lad a two- horsd--trieke wating. on- Hendrix street To-get_the clothes" there 1 the Men formed an endless chain after the mater Of a bucket brigade, Stotherg ere ve oe woe bursieem PLS WRECKED. FERRYBOAT DELAYS THE MAJESTIC. Capt. Hayes was Afraid She Might Crash Into Submerged Tho wreck of the ferry sboat Paterson, |~ which les on River fust -pter; and 3-1 to-day caused a delay in the departure of the steamship Majestic. A gwift ebb Ude was running at the time the liner waa scheduled to well, and as there was danger of tho yeasel Ciipt.,Hayos waited ror a better chance to get away. When the opportunity came the big yesoo! backed out from the dock at good »peed and with her whistle suriek- Ab assinting tug boat along by the Majestic and had dimicuity getting away from tho liner. The Majestic carried cabin passenger ‘Lady Antrim, Lady fad, J. W ts Binns, FU. as Reo E. Wintireo, Broa NS FOR TRIAL and Disaster Fol: lowed Young Sabinsky’s Flight to Canada. NAT tho | Simon Sabinsky, elghteen—years old, ‘ot--who-war-impiteated in a 30.000 fur rob. af months azo; pat borough vo- day trom: Cape: St. Vincent, Canada. | The burglary occurred in the fur | manufacturing establishment of ‘Fred ; ti Stanhope street, rookinn:—Fhe~sl0ien...propesly-- as fuses io Canada by young Sablasky, ie Tate aE oider-brouser, ‘het: ier Were tried and cone Terman” Tomeranz, street, victed i ring stolen Fools and div now serving dime in 4 Canadian prison: “Shey —hact—negociated | the disposal of | the furs with @ man who was later traced by the Canadian police, and when they arrived at-his house they. found him dead on the floor, a suicide from cyanide of potiarium. ' The stolen furs were heaped about the dead man, ‘After young Sabinsky's father and ~ [brother had been went he notified} | the Hrookive police that he would will. | thety rome pack -techts--tormer~ home: land stand trial for ‘burglar ened on the County C mM oped” Tort When M sf a Merchant LONDON MUSIC HALLS CLOSE Was A N Jun, 23.—The strike of the mmuste i ll performers was extended last to some of the leading housos, in the Strand, had to close I dismias its audience. eRe ens A ere SLi Rly de “Brog! Marie xome—of whom even Are Gone. are missing N ¥ before the ssipsk: “moi tack door, ram wheel police think } | and | bundies“aver ae thes TAKE VINO it heals the bronchial tul and remedies the cough Any one can take the delicious cod | liver preparenon Vinol, which con- | tains all ihe medicinal curatives and | body-building elements of cod Hyer} of] acthally taken from fresh cods' | livers, but no oll or grouse, and wher- ever old-fashtoned cod Hyver off or| emulsions would do good, Vino) will} do far more good for all bronchial | ‘and dung troubles y ‘ry Vinol gn our guarantee, If not} satisfied we will refund your money. | You can get Vinol from any of the following New York druggists: Hiker'a Drug 3i0res, Un ay, and 234 ow comer Mroadway. and, Yes a regeemaes n» Bron 125 y Paterson, bottem of the North h of the White Star wenALe— to AAv EATON, | Into—the’ -submérged wreck, was Jorked lesa than fifty Some of them Loder, Capt. Ww. Fulton, nan's Dru Dadsyay, 0208S AV, 424 Corviniiia! ors Drug Btores, 454 ¥ a rar ar f Flatbush ay., catty, tert, Fave cs MoAluster, mn , on, ftobert Robert A. od, a aie dhuret: Dy ust Aye We lent. and. Hi Vy Y ofloct—doe: fhe-work-as. sive kinds. NO, 4—BASTIN yard spool. Thee. Oat weitian pressed the tants of the diet present say “une vory modest prices. 1 Au ‘Show places of New York. an ev xcolied SENT DAGEIS ~ SOME EXERCISE x Wrecks erate ‘Sue ‘y Joint and Chinaman, and ts°Glad “there in very Httle left of the fittings | son. and appointments of hu suey restaurant at No Ji) Myrtle ave- Kee'a chop ing the to r among her pals as + of said that} {ble to the naked Preuss nthe young The Restaurant on Eighth Floor will afford you de- Mghtful relief from arduous shop- ping—at any hour of the day. —Aificent prace “to tttres cutsine Really oneot Mag- exocHent and 4 L swinging door ! h thin she went ally, she Anvien | i “Tm Dy apne der Wher fell Samuel | old. wan fre Brooklyn 1 tilm. Ho -~ ‘ OPEN BATILE METHODS [aac “ IN RIFLE PRACTICE, | stem i practi or pistol 15 says, patron of his ¢ inglat-thal tt bo to- thoao! whi in men to WOLCOTT SEC SECRETARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN. Aes Wolcott, Survey, tc ie Sint Dine In the ij HiT ndid OR *Ga n Pass Him Drop at Stoop. sped Alex f Intox) it FELL AND FROZE IN BRUGKLYN STREET = rsby Saw afve cyt stoop, an: [ie for a tractare <a trom 1 empty at a ei Best Cuisine Modest. Cost TU oo \¢ \¢ PY 4 it + Py ¥ 4 ¢ « 2 ¥ ct 4 Q e « * 2 ¢ oo < 4 * ¢ a ¢ : Cs deooed oo90% SEVIS eS eaG THERMOMETER 8 ABOVE. =] With the mercury ating about §| degrees at § o'clock this motming and a cold win coming from the north and northwest, New X OK smverea~ The ponds in the park srove’ frozen, continued cold weather whaling In & dhay-or-twe.t- , the predictions for to-morrow rise in temperature. "The rise be slight and gradual, Final Clean- Sale The Balance of Our_ _ Winter ‘Stock of ~ Howey Regardless of Cost at the : | Following Extremely Low. Pricess $19.50 $27 50 $29.00 — These prices emphasiz> the won. * derful bargains they are, when yor * CLEARANCE | Balance of Suit HATS = That Have Been Selling neat consider that alniost every. uit sol $12.50, $10.00 and $8.50 tor double or more than the price: SALE ‘PRICE quoted, s $3.50 50° He * i) Sale-Scaris at 9 o'Cloe : 16 West 23d Se. / Opposite Fifth Ave. Hotet resvonecernopenasntine 17th and 18th Sts Broadway s undzy Werld Wants Work Mordzy Mofning Wond * B 6 3 : Eighth dO. L 1G REDUCTIONS ON’ ) Floor. EXTRAORDINARY. PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE - Tho latter, Clearance $1.50 59 Natural Wool § Shirts -Made from extra fine Wear; faced: tal- Valve make, Drawers -tapod—and- wey and Drawers~ Wool; shirts are self $2.00; Sets. © Special at ...... Elsewhere $1.50, 5 Women's Ypsilanti Union Suits, $5.00, Tho most perfect Union Sult made; hand finished and futtfashioned. For the persone To. | quiring good warm underwear this ts a marvellous value at, each 5 5450 —in Win natural nS and -welght wool. bieck. ‘omen's Union Suits Hgnht-welgnt, Swiss rib: lace trimmed um- bretla_pants - 50¢ | kneo an wave; SALE_ of useful speclal little needfuls one finds w Exactiy seventeen of these specials pictured—articles that aré both maker and home sewer, NO, 1—PLAITER— zaW ith thts simple | NO. 6 tyes py per not breakathe strands atte: onstrated); 3 curters tory ae TN NO, 3—SKIRT GAUGE—wo have | 30; -Sna Het Ot Mitny thonsamty of this:-Hitle-doris ERMINE. 4 es neytiy-1o-4 skizt a c porectty: Selling price. COTTON — Dozen 35¢; spool Se 2S PEARL BUTTONS — nine [NO, es CT) aist sizes—doren pate dozen buttons Tor. —— Women YSHOrE Shey medium weignt, V igh neck, long and “pants-ors- Franch ankle and pectal G3 white Is | Shir! length, fecal Lg ST Main Floor, NO. SUPPORIL HAT REST—Dy setting o hatover ‘ou protect the der’ trimming from crushing—made_ of | Johel-Wwite—6-ererlesting. tach —J$Qc- SHIELDS. 25} all 5c We HAT fF -an Od TOLy While they last, eseh 1 0, & 5 XOs.0 3 SULEL DA 8: shopcs and air 70 sofect irom. 7 do-noet-d fin: ae PINAL CLEARANCE PRICES ON TUPSON CITA BORD 60, (Phird Bloor) Men’s and Women’ S Knit Underwear standard brands ‘as Glastonbury. Norfolk & New Bru UIGe Harvard mils etc. all be sold at once, for we don’t propose to counta single number. So ‘buy to-morrow at prices -whictr insure a-decided-saving- _Men's Natural Wool Shirts Men's end Drawers (Glastenbury make); plsacppye, worsted shirts; former yng cams, were $1.00. per garment. These must Men’s extra fine quality Under- Glastenbury pure Ford’ Ss value $2.00; and Norfolk -Prunswick—extra—fine—me= tallored seams, with double gus--dium wolght—valuc $2.00; “grouped in this lot at. £1. O@ peor garment........- al worsted. Colebrated $1.35 Colors. Values up to *1.50 cnt ren’ NaturaiWoot and Draweis: ail . 35C | Sizes; reguiar 75¢ { quality. Special.. 13—TRANSPARENT COL! worth: 8s NotionsandSuppliesforllomeSewers, At Remarkably Little Eee a Is—selected from our immense stock with the idea of offering those anting from day to day, at prices that will mako themi doubly desirable, practical and helpful to the dress pets | NO.16— OMPLETE FORMS—Jjersey BRAID= Teovered bust, with rolnforced wire sb any holght. Price... J, ERSEY_ COVERED Women’s Coats and Suits. ae: ie | ao Inventory oni! Reyre-odd-jots—tha is. Great bargain STREET-OR EVENING} 30 SUITS—A broken tot of Tat: lored Sults in proad- Glotn, mixtures and Vcl sets; valu s Lod "18.75 in Eton, blouse, pony or tignt-titting | SI4.75 38 to 42, Dust meas- F710. 00 eee eeneln ee Se GS i'CRAVENETTE RAIN" | COATS, absolutely Tainproot; pee deep *70.00)|: ) full value to ie andti to you. a) )S2\inche = the reason, Only ity ry a bit, various madelss axscuent! qual. ty black broadcloth; Mil loc se hack and senile {ranging up-to ies, trimmed with prald and velv satin Se 00. BB SITS lined; $40.valee at.. of SIIk Velour | Model; $30 val ETON BLOUSES And caracul| NOW... oeeee cloths laco and bra‘d tr mmed C_ lined: throughout 20 SUI) TS: with white satin; $29.75 values ab... 50 LONG COATS, COATS, fitted made of black chev: | for: full ripple mode! ;. collar full neck of Yolyel; prettily triminr | aadet > inlata wiih Hereues anu sovtacia braid! cults: regular yes and siceves Mog value at.......: With sctiny $14 “y= Value at : os SUITS—high class ‘Ta'lored | cneviot; cut. 27 inche 40 SUITS suits, from our o' i In wilxtures, Dreadcioths and; are model ; Valves: U sizcs” only; » $22.50 now a pala at aii ues; length ; velvet © {£20 50 JACKETS — mane Ol all-wo. oxtra fai coer; lack ponn Kitted pack: fly front; notch collar; well taliored; God 50 $7 50 Advance styles tn E or Southern Wear i WOMEN'S LINGERIE DRESSES’ AND TUB SUITS— | linen, battste and imported lawns, hand ombroidered and lace irimmings. Prices from, Ne een eens ar Cains ee Sols ae oe 219.750 ° 250.00 | 50c | y. B week away. Some garments still here which we MUST salt before one or two of e style— otherwise thuy’d pa worth) | “SO SOTL ant “Castranres” Bee Eloor ‘Fur: Auto Coats. ee YORK = Fadical reductions have been Mede-oT TH AU Cuats. 4 o-OTteCt an absolute ciearance. H you-are— French Balisie. ‘Lingerie. Robes - -Requiar 520 and ¢ os ‘25 Values for — 51Q a ee eco twill amply repay ee UNE YOU. es T Is mary; many a day tn-New Yerk since such Robe selling aS We haVe had here th Ss Week. As a matter of record, however, —the-Rebss-are-the-greatest_in_point-orsaiue of any we have ever had, More than lifty por cent. of them could not he bought to soil reg- Ulorly below $25, and_quise a tew-are-worth -$35.—You_-may think: tnls 1s an extravagant statement, but {t-was verliicd Monday and yes; terday by hundreds. —Chooss-to-marrew-at-$10, We cannot —2 promisethem to last beyond to-morrow, for 1 you-sce them you'll buy them— that's certain, Mall orders filled, i Cut_in the very latest shapes—with emer material for making: can De ed for Princess or any other Y. AE es hse ie Style you desire, The picture In no sense does them justice. They are all_in beautiful hanc-smbroldered effects, with: Medallions of irish Lace; English 4 oyclot- work. -witr—inserttons-of lace; all made with bodies eee evening andsummery gowns. Sale of Sample Lace Robes Worth Double enod-More;— Eve. ry New Style. | Sccond Fleer, CLEARANCE OF COLORED AND BLACK Silk and Wool Waists — &§ $2.98 nd FAS Pus Is one_of thosc-occasions-when-It-becomes-nocessaryto— have Stocks at *-low water mark ‘'—just before Inventory, Our entire stock of SILK-AND-WOOL-WAISTS-WIH be placed-on-5ale tn beanies pastas FeER=U pr ANA presenis- att Oppo Lettey ke See ECO aed Woot WEST UST ahout Wer what you/woufd ordinartty HARA Lael Oto PL. OS ' ~Crisp New Wash Waists, 1.25 eral pretty styits-of-Lingerte waists inthis tot; tece trimmed,-with-yokes of Val. 1acé, _Ballste Waists, $2 Fine Lawn Waist Ss Extra quality material, with Tong An extremely pretty lot. Fronts Hnod-and-short-steaves;-cutfs-and- jtlaborately trimmed wih-ombretd— ar or lace. [ery lace. Very Special. Third) Moor. CLEARANCE PRICES PREVAIL IN 5 Furs and Fur Lined Goats. Al_all_appearances Winter_Is_stiH-with—us,and-Hkely remain for awhile, Not so with our Fur stocks, for we havo deo- > cided to take Inventory the first of February with groatly reduced stocks. Hence these radical price reductions, : 535 to $40 Broadcloth Coats, $24.50) Just forty coats-in- this” 10t—In brown, biue and red, also black broadcloth, of very tine quality; 46 Inches long; full model; Iined with selected Russian squirre Reduced for clearance ee As COATS, of fine Brocasiotny AWA 135 IMPORTED BROADCLOTH ‘ar Russian soulrrel ining: 50. Inches | Ting, hese mo, att farce shaw? coliar of | COATS, 50 Inches tong, In red, blue and San. lami. uray” or. sabled squirrel, | brown only, Mned with darkast selected oviaity $30.00; reduced Squirvel Torker sold them tn soason-tor- Rr aay edd $65. and. $75; re- duced to. ‘ beau‘lful 23-inch, pow éuided an boo nus / 3H destrable now models, OO | TEN80) 35.00 and.. Ro yal panne ee Greatly Reduced. SCARFS In-varieus Nose As: PILLOW MUFFS—Regutarly sold Regularly sold from $18.50 to $110. 33 Aron $45.90 BP OS Now, oso Reduced to,..... "8-00 to 79.0 Ei + 32,5010 89.5! Baum Marten Scarfs and "Mutts Scorfs—Various new styles—regularly - ost tor $23.10 $80. Reducod io PIG. 50 0 $65.00 Muffs to match at correspondingly low tigures. Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs and Mutffs { formerly sold for $105.00—reduced to. -- .. $69.00 - formerly sols for $175.00—reduced Lo. 115,00 formory for $165.00—requced to formerly sold for $195,00—neduced to. formerly sold for $125.00—reducud to, formerly sold for $197,50—reducod to. PONY COATS, jn varlous MSO. 4 skin Mult )|| 4-skin Muff—formorly sold for $175.00—reduced to. Pe