The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1907, Page 10

THE EVENING “WORLD THURSDAY, “FEBRUARY 7, oe SAAS: been forced to abandon her vaudeville tour at Detroit, where sbe mus playing at the Temple Theatre, and that she would mrrive here this afternoon, Miss Ritchie ts suffering from a mild | extdck of gastritis, Hurller tn sho faintey on the singe t wrote te George Morgan, her New York representative, that she would be able to go on with her eagagemont. Las: snlght phe cancelled al! dates and marted for New York. EAT HORSES {FFT fowcx SUBWAY BILLOWS.| | Mt DAYS IN aE SAS EARTHQUAKE BOOSTS THE CANAL Kingston-Survivors Are Seck- ing Workat Panama_and Leaving by the Hundred. the-Health Department. ‘Tho etearmshtp Sarria of the Atlas Servica of the Hnmtirg-Amerioan’ line arrived in part erase aiter—a-stermy + faints have been pouring 1 Stern, a New York nowepaperman, win went to Jamaica tmmediately after the | Rreat dinaster to attend ‘tis father, whoy fractured a log under a falling building. y. Swettecham one of {most unpopular, men on th paid Mx, Bert. ‘but overvhody had the Idea that his pull with the Home Omice {a atrong enough to protect him. When I left the authorities were atill ound- ering about In rad tape. bodies wére sil in the ruins. Nighty firea glowed as bodles were orem. Eullding work 1a: going forward very, siowty tn those places where It has been attempted. “Onn of the good results of the’earth- ar eae If the P. TL R. improvers Th stroot take in hand, 1 get a change,of aceners, ‘or its crust will noon expand. ia dew minutes and © Chose in gharge of & tmunt's dock at the, kot thin a hundrea ‘foul of ‘the-horpesfel- nro ihe twvias-of} igh ten na Gideon Fountain, 8, oF ons Keeps-the bloodg + —warm by nourish. , ing the nerves. Men who use a}coholic bever- ages feel the cold dazy negroes hey ing. work on the Panera, Canal earthquake sort of 5 many white men ar Jobson the Isthmus. ‘The cost of living ta not any higher thitn before ths earthquake and some Grticles of todd aro cheaper, but Invor aro about 40 negro Women who carry coal in baskets tn the stenmahioe ond thea hove struck ftor morn than the tw: “that=Uiey formerly _recelved. (adjusters are teing ent out? from ‘Epghind and the opinion ts that the companies will pay. fe rebullt the streets will be wider, an Altogether It will be a hoaltiver and | ADELE RITCHIE ILL WITH ITH GASTRITIS. Has Cancelled “Her _E Engagements Returning to onge HL. Warren, plaints began to pour in Capt, y once more with the th Department. No lesa than half called up the Thirty ind out why the red them: up-and so trying to land FRIGID WEATHER KILLS WINTER CROPS IN SPAIN. MADRID, Feb.’ 7.~Tho {ntensely cold weather which has prevailed in Spain SS recently tan destroyed (the, winter crops tn -gaverat prov} VISCOUNT GOSCHEN es DIES OF HEART ATTACK. han gone up. inthe petshtverncnd HCH ATURT TURTLE BY AFFIDAVIT “| Who Waa born guished public. career. SIR- WILLIAM RUSSELL, WAR WRITER, ILL. LONDON, Fon. Fenn, one of the fishermen of [eo Biers ara va Daughter at tie THippo @itved_into tho water tank sea- efternoon With mich forces that yrwrent to the bottom of the tank. He 0. expert.swimmer and always awims @ water With hin eyes open. The was remarimbly clear owing to Mumination overhead, je bottom of the tank, nine toot Dahisearfann, shied ered “ner mud turtle. ‘The turtle tried to from him, out Mr, Fenn ¢tiarod one hand. ‘Then ‘ame to the eurface ang. pro’ teed —jylaontet; “Mie mint turtia an honoyed gusn in his dros ine Etppodrome, and -eddopted:-tivio--tive TDy & Tie Turtle w Nve Inctes A ta belloved to have been a conta per barkot | vers. keep well, keep warm and get the most out of life. 8) # IT PAYS - y to-day at hin a see to drink Moxie. Here’s ihe Ahead-of -Date Press Agent with a SAN Yarn. in femperance beverig Word was received here to-day thet Miss Adele Ritohte, | usw Sake & Gamtpany ss | Specialists in Apparel for Men, Women and Children, epondent deveribed the battle of Vall Run for the London’ Times during the United States, report issiied by ‘Tile’ saya that his condi-| FIFTEEN SWEPT TO DEATH IN AVALANCHE. | BUCHAREST, Roumanta, Fob. 7.—Fit- teen woodcutters were overwhelmed by @ snow avalanche yestenlay In the Mus. eel district of the Transylvanix Moun- ‘nine A-pemaasit abo any th FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. A Clearance Sale of Furs That big sale of ours, involving a nab Merete | entire stock, afforded more lyn than any other. -prices. have been subjected reductions. ade the sale, the to.further and greater. a the. watt Sead when they were cr out of the “So that we JAP TROOPS FIGHT — STRIKING MINERS. TOKIO, Fe 7—Troaps_have been despatched to suppress the rioting on the part of miners employed tn one mines in the Achio dis-\ yesterday, bein mi BLUE LYNX it.wns very i Souris = ane Value $25.00. At $17.50 Value $37.50. At $25.00 NATURAL SQ Value $20.00. At $13.50 Value $35.00. At $22.50 UIRREL- FURS Neckpieces: Value $6.00, Value $10.00.’ IRREL FURS . Neckpieces: Value $7.50, — Value $10.50: ming owners. Whi miners made an attack Susing dynamite |PROE. VON BEHRING DENIES INSANITY TALK. Von Behring, wweam. ia the bo a jotary. Puls New York County. 4 the name of the turtle was mud. were. treated Dy tl Value $10.50. Value $15.00. SABLE SQU Value $10.50. Value $15.00. PARIS, Feb. 1.—Prof. of Berlin, in an-open letter to the press , indignantly Wenjes, the reports o effect that he ts and charges th: epenites, with the object him. Prof. Von. Behring, st waa an- nounced from Naples Seb. pected to-rrriveat-Caprion that date for & needed “rest, GAINS IN BRITISH ~ IMPORTS AND EXPORTS IN, Feb. J.-The Janu: ment of the Board of Trade sflows {n- creases of $36,351,00 tn Importa and vf SATO Mn exports. THO principal” tn- crease wes in the importn of raw ma-t' terlals; of which cotton totals $7,600,000 for America and Pare mel FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Tailored Suits for Wontes Formerly $27.50 Formerly $48.00. Formerly $72.50 Formerly $95.00 Evening Coats for Wea Formerly $29.50 “Formerly $39.00 Formerly $59.00 —Fur-Lined-Goats ics Women Pormerly $50:00 - Formerly-$65.00. “Formerly $90.00 Street Coats for Women Former. Miss-Vanderbilt,-S and Duke's Mother To- gether at a Theatre. ablic proof that Uie Wuxe and Duchess @-contie'to-an wnder= Ing was give in a most consplas- way yesterday. Qf -Marlborousiy ha pews, wes Miss Conrucia. Vandertilt. New York, her two sons, Lord Bland ‘pencer-Churchill, rats principaly ROOM REESE ee the pantomime | 4.5 the Drury Lane PHlshices Reo OT te BAT Insomnia Quickly Cured. (ADA: LUR-IEM ant to her dalgttarticlaw: chatting with her and, dur. " entracts, atanding with her Ja the front of the dox, apparently tn- iting attention. Duke waa to visit the box during erformance, it was reported in the atre, put heigid’ not do} so, Formerly $35.00 Formerly $40.00 ny party (eatisuea Nia) euaderund |! CONTINUING FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, fo legal document actting forth the Tetanding between them ed by the Duke and D: Fld. correspondent can state that no| LuTEL Paper has even beon drawn up. ayroement already fully explained these cablagrams, was embodied In etter writton dy the Hon Charles won of the late Lont Ctilet ice, the Ducheas's opal for Girls and Misses. At Price Reductions Gre giving mervelloua re. rats in all nervous dlesates-causod by an at oe especially so. In LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA, NE POWDR (60 aul wien” wo nad buatnesa — people, Sizes 6 to 18 years TAILORED SUITS Formerly $22.50 to $29.50. Formerly $32.50 to $48.00. WINTER COATS $5.00 to $7.50. $12.50 to $15.00, Formerly $19.50 to 924.50, Mealthfully oruiat 0 I por pox, 6 box Helped Non 8 to any address by >} ADA-LUR-IEM DLEDICING co, ‘ADM Anderson in a mutt axainat reise employed b lng they were erect!s _|_ FANCY WOOL DRESSES’ Formerly $5.90 to $7.50. t BS a fall from seattoiaing. Store Closes at 5,30 P. M. Decided Price-Reductions On Women’s COATS The approaching Spring accounts for the cut in prices. [reductions offer exceptional economics, | Coata represent the Lest atylis Of the Acaaon. another season. A glanico.at the prices below will show the remark- 7 Sbly-Ane-raines-tn-th At side q — Ts sockets oh rochoreasted; runelia clott, 4% Sed Seieh- braid; Olors-of valve * Coats, tnches long; loose back, id collar of sik; Mned throughout AC B40, worth $0 to Imported ur Coats, In Eton and bip-tength styles. At AN2.60 to '800, worth H8 to: #9 — Imported ‘Alle Conta, In-loony and N Tira floor, Stewart Mallding ' The Notion Sale Continues This great annual occasion presents ‘enormoys variety of dress- \U making. supplies, and toflet necessaries of good standard quality, at remarkably low prices. Some sug&estlve items follow: , ri yles und all Shields, many 0c 'a patr;| wi Insookrcovered, BOY, & M. Velveteen Bxlet Binding. ith brush edee, bo'a yl; Sc Dah ard bolt Mercerized weréd Dress, Shields, I7o @] black only each; So a yi Taps Meaeures, @) inches long, up-| fo a ‘patr ped ends, 3e. eae Taffeta Seam Binding, dinck ‘or white, 90 a bolt or $1.05 a dozen, Vruasian® Bind black or webites mi ‘a Apool; #10) | ead Or $1.6 a: dozen, Machine Cotton, «Doi Serge Belting, tn black and ‘ar white; be for three} Wattay narroK, at toca dolty wide, at tc-'a bolt | Stik-corerea aj and white Tasttkbo: eight on! ca | _Ever-ready only, at fe ‘a dozen. upporters, jozen, Clasps, for collar 3e; °c a 5 Cotton. ‘wo yards to © be a dozen. cx’ Ping, | hait-pound—tox, -bu Adamantine Pins on Corset bizok papers,| 8. L. skirt 3 rs Needle Hooks, containt: ment of needles, 10s, 35c each, a dozen. ning PIRS Ih Brass boxes, aS 0c a dozen. liat Pins, i Bp tM ja box: teen papers fat to a card. 4, KUTOMOBNG Size, at ISS ney Hat Pins, assorted colors, | ane ‘tbe tation Shell Halr Pins) card-of . be | black } By ttons, at 200. 20] Silk Tle Laces. at 100 a pair. wate ta gross; rescent Hooks w t_gposs ned h Invisible eyes, | | cali Tape, 24 yard roll, at Ge, Whalebone, all pure ahell. Inches: ire each; €2.85)a dozen, Fancy Ribbon Side Garters, pair, Cupid Hatr ver, tc.8 The Vass dozen one y pale? Corset Laces, Io y ards | Real i alr Curlers, glove | i Ttcheds 4 and/4i (inches long, berg | pins, black, gilt or elt- eratitch, Braid. ¢-yard pieces, on lose Support- tour straps, 350 Jed? Pin-on Hose ee a palit “Below is a a fine, large list of many of the most popular and most ‘called for selections {h vocal'and instrumenthl music. Quite a different |collection from those usually announced at low prices. Musical people [will recognize the value of the list at a glance. jlots are exhaysted. Good O14 U; j|arney. Sighs Around Our Golden Di 1'd'Ike to Know Your Address My Martuccia, Someone Thinks nrAON. Ain't Tan. “Comin, Farewell K for be. Right kod ot | Mich Ing Engler the a fol La 8} | Manin | Moses Andrew Jackson, LMayhe Some Time, | yhe Some TI {= Gooe-ty Little Rocking {> id You. the Ieldelberk March, merican-—George Her Little Sunny and ola $x.Turning, Hoola—Song i i tot | Mull and March. Ar Dreaniland— Wedding Being Mabel MeKinley’s Gol- | den Tod — Vocal and, Teddy Bears’ Plenic. instrumental, Basement, St = mut 1907. These price- for these street and evenins Many of the garments} may be worn late in the Spring, and the evening coata are good for and dark plaids, an. ||] 000 as- | bert polishes | snten—Btooking—Darmars, 30 0acn. Pins, —atraight.or| _Florodora Skirt Lifters, So each, aper or 14. a pound| Snap Fasteners, black and waite, | Jone Collar Buttans, card of doz, | os pins, straight or crimped, {]7 ® Sere oy six dozen White TAnen ||! Piqus Trimming, 6° yards, 5-16 x 38) toe | The present price {s/ imade on present stock, and we cannot guarantee {t after the erent Back. damp: JOHN-WANAMAKER- Formerly A; T; Stewart & Co., Prawn by Charies Dana Gibao Copyright, 1902 Ik H, Kusse in his-class. i wn by Charles Dana Gtbson. Bepreht, 1001, Re ie Husssll is being After nearly two’ years’ absence a canvas¢ for the most popular artist shows that Charles Dana Gib- son still occupjes the lead A set of /Gitson -Art Studies ready for framing VEN with the} RLD4 18th St. ea ry aves Store Shoe Factory Outleis Under Market Prices. : THIRD FLOOR From Hood Rubber Co., Boston. First Quality Rubbers. ... 19¢ | Women's Rubbers, .-.1 25¢ Manufacturers’ Discount Sale THE tremendous reductions in this sale will go-far in = establishing this store as ithe true bargain centre. iH] Every shoe jin: this, sale is new, perfect and desirable— {| several manufacturers’ cleared thSir factories of sur plus stocks at prices enabling these here quoted. ail Men’s Shoe Sale By Prominent Makers. Men’s $250 Shoes at Made by McBlwain Shoe Co., of Boston, Mass.; English welted soles, gun metal calf, pat- ent colt; Blucher and lace; sizes 6 to {1, Men’s §3-5¢ Shoes at In patent leather, vici kid, gun metal calfskin;* high grade makes; hand welted soles; specially Priced for this sale, $4.69 $4 98 __From the New England Shoe Co. Boys’ *1-°° Box Calt Shoes at 59° —bike-Cat- = Sizes from 9 to 1334, From Tuaits & Friedman Boys’ *1.% Shoes at... $4 00 e Calfskin, double soles, sizes 1325 to From Edward's Standard Shoe Co. Boys’ *2.° Shoes at... | 25 @ Patent Colt and Calf, Blucher style, extension Soles, sizes {fo 5.34, From fignnan McCarty Misses’ $1.25 Vict Kid and Box Calf Shoes at Son a Like Cut and-lace sty les: “from Logan.Shoe Co, Misses’ ‘1. Shoes at _ Glazed kid skin, pat, tips, lace and button styles, sizes 14 ti-to/2_ ‘$4.00 75° —_ From Hilliard & Taber Women’ 5 $1.5° Shoes at Tier Atd-andt Box Calf-Lace-and-Button-hi¢h and/medium heels, sizes 2}a to 8. / “Women’s *2,0 Viei Kid Shoes, $4 19 Like Cut >>> @ Button, \Blucher and lace Sample lots. 44 to 8; C, D, BE and EE, styles; sizes, 2 Women’s °3.° Shoes at Goodyear welted shoes—all are of famous $3.00 brands — such as ithe “Ideal,” the 1. “Duchess” and the “Dixon Girl,” made of selected Jeathers, in all styles; sizes 234 to 8, Visit our new store. All priced shoes. For convenience of our up-town customers we have opened a new store corner of 8d Ave. and 124th St. a FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM, 18th St, & 6th Ave, feast St. & Gth Ave, | 200 West 126th St. All Priced Shoes $3 Shoes Only. Bet. Fthe Sth Aves OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. —