The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1907, Page 11

{ eee ore=|S | courte _ about thet WARM GREETING OR DR SIMESON WHEN SET FRE Jury Acquits Him of Mur- der After Deliberating Less Fhan-Fwo-Hours. CHEERED aIN Verdict, Which Was Antici- pated, Seems to Please All Riverhead, Dr, James, e arm ton, 3 shot and killed his Thartley Horner, know the gun shows-thal-ihe-jurore dul nat ba tement Dr, Simpso: WirauEth the ofthe gun shortly before the sli ¢ and found them empty. Verdict Was Anticipated, AIM wleter, tne and most of the few of tho xePONN street: lawyers 4 who had 5 room at the ed seats in the co morning session deserte. al feeling tiie render a spe was a gon ne occupted ne aide of brother sat, almost to-& omit owirtle ht up the a pate Tho lttle the Jurors When. were seated i Ft A great yard and alities t the ile usual forn to~ stand prisoner nank God for that." crled Mre, Ten pring to—ter- feet throwing + around her brother's nec d kissing him, Both were deeply aeeoteds A> Reception utelde There was no demon on in tte ym wt that tin the Court to congratulate eee ister, who were Dusty engage In shaking bands with aloe SirymenowNews-of the verdict trevetied: @ilover-town in a few minutes, directlans_loward forward (RAN Simpson. Ol KO bACK 40 at The nivvs wer cete! was noting to bar the wa man 2 Heh imprisons PTE tongings Aart —to ane bee Uectnmide-at the-jatt-age Barcheaded and without an overcoat Dut of-the-Court STREET. out of condition | watt evera MAYOR ACCUSED IN ASSEMBLY Ot SHIELDING VIC McClellan Charged: with Asking that Police Offi- _ i> cial Be-Called-Off. ce Corns which Poilee was present opposing pres hin previoun ing the pow Moner-ot- New, York; at Commissioner Bingham Assemblyman Voss tr measure, asserted ir af New Yo f office; once. tel thereby was: alteniting votes Mayor, Minority beater Gitrer arese mind nats nu non grata ers = Mr, Voss then = tig refed 1h irs HERSI.OOD HAD — DWINDLED 10 $30. | \Widow’s “Littl Fortune Had Been Depleted by Bogus Checks. a ‘Ie nre-poliey husband's death last winter posited It in the Riverside Bank, | Re- cently ahe had her: first occasion to ney and went to the bank, ‘To “sr a had presented ch to 2, amounting r said that | from| nad employed | Mary ‘Poland, oA Ama m avenu teen yearn old Xth street. to look after that, they would have kbook tod her on a. war ry. From her. they that ary Bolan fi ttt Srtntty arn aan waa at tatloned inthe ward tha war: obnoxious local~ treatments, which Any sick woman may write to Dr. R. V._Pierce, Buffalo, Ni Ys: In__perfect soneaente) all letters -of co: Hon. sstrictly private and sacrediy confidential, and all_answers being -sent-in-plain-envelopes.with no. advertisifig or other printing upon them: Such consultation costs you nothing whether-you take treatmentdirom Dr. to! Pierce or not. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has been long —hailed-'ae-a "God-sond ta women.” Itmakes weak women atrong and sick women well, It enables wom- en suffering from “female weakness,” protapsus uteri, retroversion, aniever- sion, and other displacements of the K the street to the f-| organs di saat? femining, to ~ cure’ Pannen d around! themselves right in_the privacy al their ne Un dl shouting “se9ed2)- homes. Pelvic eatarrhaldraina, pain (al akenient. © was no doubt! ot the verdict i A hld-unele, TH Dr Simpson, Re Tatiana York -on at 30 0 Boe rereriiccs vi lentivt her mother rere Tstand Hous» lict was an- yo waltrem, Mrs ted, and told so. id be -ACQUIttEd n-alwayy, had ‘away. MAN DROPPED DEAD; GIRLS FLED IN PANIC. “Grandpa” Samuel Shapiro O er- come by Heart Disease as He 2 + Was at Work. They e busy down In Luddeck's shop, -2t No, 27 Ludlow street; to-day Sixty pernons were bending over sey. Ing-miachines.Most of them were girls OC ME Then the oldest wax Grandpa” Bamuel Shapiro, whose —machin wus clese to & window, wh. there was the moat lig! for his falling eyes. Ile was usual this, morning, and of him until, with a chair and cheerful “aw 1 had dropped. d » who knew or sur years old. i MaAssicren with hin aged wife. two years tie had wor diy to thelr ttle tenement home at No. *gton street. ‘The body cu caks qakeg oO Ebltrid: Street: | Stati ape ssa trea idem bald he failure. him: said and soon “1 by an experienced and 8} or irregular periods, backache, feauent headac! ies weak nerves, dragging-down pain or distress in the lower a pdominat, | or pelvic, region, gnawing: sensation-in stomach, dizziness, or faint spells, and Kindred conditions and sympton } cured: by Dr, Pierce's- Favorite: Preserip= tion, It is not a secret or patent medi- cine, against the use of which most people of intelligence naturally object, nt is, in fact,the “Favorite Prescrip- tion” of a regularly educated nnd ex- perienced (Physician in the treatment of woman's peculiar ailments and who js not afraid to publish all ita ingredi- ents, a8 he does, on its bottle-wrapper, attesting the correctness - of. the saine under onth, " i wet medicine for on 8 delicate ailment pure glyceric extract of curative prin, ‘ciples found in our most valuable native, medicinal roots, as attested by many of the most eminent medical writers and teachers of all the several schools of practic Dr. Pidce’s Favorite’ Prescription Is a scientific medicine, carefully devised HI{ul physician, d adapted to woman's delicate system. It is made of native American medicinal roots and is perfectly harmless in its effects in_any condition of. the female theught the} She | Woman’s Watchword Whatever threatens woman's delicate sense of modesty, frightens her. For this reason many a woman permits disease of the delicate womanly | organs to become aggravated because she cannot bring herself to-submit+ to the ordeal of unpleasant questionings, offensive examinations, and | most physiciansthink necessary... Doubtless thousands of the women who have taken advantage of Dr: | Pierce's offer of free consultation by fetter have been led vo do so by the] escape thus offered from a treatment repugnant to modesty. | STEVENS HALTS ROOSEVELT ON PANAMA CANAL Chief Engineer Says Gov- ernment Must Do Work tHe-Will-Resign—— Ppnaena | a the services reason for the dejay of | josarelt, Secretary Taft and-| e Canal Con to chinge his m rétary Loeb ment MeDonald- recelyed formal Plerce and exar Jough an ¢xanination an posal and ments of d his associates and into the of the sureties, standing [Oliver « Tard PAmInation Presiden \COL. POND RETIRES t Is Modesiy. | ed and is invaluable in allaying “and subduing nervous excitability, irritabil- | ity, nervous —exhavst | tration, neuralgia, h; ‘Vitas's dance, amd -other "distressing, nervous symptoms commonly attend npon-functional-and -organic-disease the uterus. It induces refreshing sleep i and relieves “mental anxlely, and —des- pondency, | You can’t afford to accept a secret nostrurn as a substitute for this PROVEN _ REMEDY OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. ~~ * The Blood-13 The Life. Science has never gone beyond the: above..simple statement. of scripture. But it has illuminated ‘that statement and given it a meaning ever broadening withthe increasing breadth of knowl- edge. When the blood is"had” or im- pure-it_isnotalone the body which suffers through disease. The brain \s” also clouded, the mind and judgement re-effected, and many-an evil deed or Tmpure-thought-may_be-dirocuy: traced: to, the impurity of (he blood. “Foul, inipure blood can be made pure byt the use. of Dr. Pierce's:Golden Medical Dj covery. It enriches and purifies th he blood thereby curing, pimples, blotches, eruptions and other cutaneous affectious, as eczema, letter, or salt-rheum, hives and —other—manifestations— of impure. blood,, ) ®-e© © ® © © In the cure of scrofulous* swellings, enlarged glands, open eating ulcers, or Id sores, the "Golden Medical Discoy- ry” has performed the most marvelous | ctires. In ‘cases of old sores, or open eating ulcers, it is well to apply to the open sores Dr. Pierce's Af teating Salve, which possesses wonderful heal- ing potency whén used ns an apalication| to the sores in conjunction with the use of "Golden ical Discovery" “ns. a constitutional treatment. If your |drugyist don't happen to have | theAY-Iealing Salve" In-stock, you can eagly procure it by inclosing fly {our cgnis in postage stamps to Dr, RY V. Pigtce, 683 Main St., Buffalo, N . he to you by return post. Stevens, \ fall. | (Siege Cooper St c WITH HIGHER RANK..§ Women’ y < } ustic style, semi-fitting, collarless and double breasted. The coat, which is in a'strapped effect, is a marvel of beauty; it ts eftectively trimmed with braid. The skirt is THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, “FEBRUARY 7, hte Tee. Nis ULAR EET Et a 1902. Women’s, ‘Misses’ and Children’s Handsome FURS chose sip—the worst of the wiftter is still to come. Butil you have waited till now to get furs, you can have rhem at prices that would look sinall jf mid- We still have a good ‘stock of fur neckwear, muffs and of fur and furslined coats that will be just “as good property next No- vember as they were two months ago. Hut you can get them nh for about one-halt what they cost Jast December and will cost next ¢ Secend Fleer, fer.) Women's New Spring Suits at °12. 79 | O*s of the new suits now shown inthis spring dis- ~ play gets espectal~men= ton to-day forits extraordinary tcombination of beauty, style feed low price. A-smart, tight-fitting, **mannish"’ | model, with full, plaited stir. The { material is an_excellent quality of | Scotch tweed; the coats richly lined. [The price is ARIONIGBINELY low. for $42.75 time..One hundred. ot these at New Spring Suits—an ar. cut full and cluster plaited, These are in the new shades of bluc, brown, garnet, also black. A prac- tical suit for’ ptesent. wear will cost you about | S22. 7S in season;— that 2 S14.75) ning new Eton-cftect,—claborately- trimmed with braid. Coat is lined with’ taffeta and finished — with dainty fancy vest and new three- quarter-length sleeves. Skirtis an entirely new plaited model. Col- orsarc of the new shades of brown, blue, tan, pray, Per- feetl out. A wonderful value at. Iso. black. tailored through- $27.50! Women's $7.50 Panama Skirts x¢ —$6,9)—stylish new models.in-black | only. They are faultless in every detail, cut, workmanship and cen- tore, Second Floor, eral.linish,. Made to sell for $ (Siege! Cooper Si Dinner Wines, -Beverages—and. MedicinalLiquors FREDERIC, DUVET & CO: EPERNAY: EXTRA SHAM: 4 PAGNES-rereuert $2.50 PRINCE CHAMPAGNE - e bese Amarican sparii TCANET=Petieiler Fil ~Hordcaux, France SAUTERNES Horocaun, Fr HAUT. SAUTERNES— Pelletier Fils & Co., Borenstx, Fran: per g NIEKSTEINER—Jobann Gerst, F sak furt per-qyart HOCHHEIMER—Joian Gers, 65@ Frankfurt: a-M., per quert.. CALIFORNIA PORT; ANGELICA. MUS- EAT RMAND BERET CATAWBA: 5c per gallon, $1.75, 34.40, 21.US and. CALIFORNIA CLARETS AND RHINE WIS LS=sk Uy rived an, rere BUC jon, Fh Br be ands, IMPORTED PORT AND SHERRI—accor end aval, per ean, 92.80, Bg CREME DE MENTHE—Chancenet REME DE MENTHE Chawcaei $1.35 CREME MENTHE-S elect 65 domestic; fer bottles, 65e YALE COCKTAILS, MARTIN Quality” van att ABSINTHE, G. Pernod’a. bestt mported; per bottle PERFECTION COCKTAILS rietiew; per bottle. We} ucation In $1.2 ® $1.25 80c bottle. BOLLMAN'S a L_HOL LAND GIN—regular Dig boitle i... EGAL BRAND O} GIN=per boule, 3-STAR COGNAC BR. Ferrand & Co.t per bottle, HENNESSY & CO. COGNAC RANDY g] soper poule, ROXBURGH R} per gallon, 94.5U: CAPITOL RY years olds pir estica, SY quarts a $1 HERMITAGE RYE WHISKEY per wal MANHATTAN OR SIEG) NO CONNECTION WITH ANY ‘OTHER STORE ‘Youths’ Long=Trousers ‘Suits Only” Suits that sold up to $750 jot; sizes 14 to 20 Yeats, oO black ch Remarkable Clearaice of Boys’ Suits, Gvercoats and Reefers Every. Garment Regularly to $3 to Go 2 S we-carry no-clothing oy Sary now forus to-effect winter suits, overcoats \ prices: down to nearky one, “manly top-iorcher in style, an / which the maker from whom / still’ wea-ing-time forthe boy have. two full months to-get your mone -and then-the clothes: will norb ter. This is a rare opportunit of wo, Nouble-Breasted Suils—tn t of desirabte Russia ata mitatures;-plain gttrousers; in mix. | Wi tM emp vigered 6M} [I worth at least $7 more than to- erbocker (rou tures, also blue cheviot:| Overcoats inOxtordssizes ||| Morrow's prices, to'16 years: fc sizes to 10 Years for-| 710 10, 13, 18 and 16 nerly $2and § merly $2 and § years only; for. = aie me csc $1. 45, merly $2 and $3; now now lSnowavcmeel GL: 45 is eats ‘ Either sing (Slezel Sospee Stors, Second Floor, half. 1 cor double breasted styles; in mixture 3010-30 breast measure; for Women’s New, Black Broadcloth COATS These are NEW garments, not “left-overs,"’ and while ‘they are in winter weight they show the influence of the spring styles in man ny little touches. © We offer two very handsome, AO to-morrow at $12.75 & $17.50 Made of fine black broadciottt,.t! Jined with black satin and gach 7 91.45 er from. season to season it becomes neces- a-toral clearance of several fine lots of boys’ and reefers. lo-do this we have cut the ‘ery piece in the offering is a gentle- d made in that stalwart, Sturdy fashion for we get them is mored. And best of all, itis. when itis clearing time for us. You sull *s Worth Out of your purchase, ¢ Worn out—pul them away for next win- y- to make One dollar do the ordinary work | fn and Sailor Suits— sailor | Overcouts Oxford an id Reefers—in Reefers gray. collars;\. ' embroidered and Ver eetables Direct- vee. connectionto-alt rtables in the Grocery Order Peper ment, Call 4000 Chelsea, Mail an| also blue oe $5p Rear) Women’s Fashionable White Waists: Newest Styles at HOLE Prices UR Waist Store right up_to the minute— it's ahead judge by the calendar. spring and summer models are - coming in daily, is the leader for all New York, varieties and Some proofs of the “ fast feature of this claim: F Women's White Lawn W: illustrated)—a very desirable, long- sleeve, open-front model; entire front fashioned of allover cycler . embroidery and side plaits; plaited back and collar; cuffs are tucked in—quantities, valucs. and finished with edge; special for movements, comprehensive in scope, those snecial prices are the low and our stock not only of it, if you “New eili2 telephone orders promptly filléd,. Fresh Fish “We clean fresh fien free of charge fancy Chinook Fancy ti. Fancy Whlie Perch tong-tstent Ect ftoston Sener White Lawn Waists—a dainty, new model, —beautifutty fashioned;--entirefront-designed of allover embroidery, lace inser- tions G I < ove Scotis Hercing. and graduated side plaits; | Ail Ered Fes attached collar and cults of threes | Midcared.timen Haddies. quarter length sleeves are of em- , Eancy Rid Snapper broidery with Jace in- | Fane/ We Mth Sertion and edge; sp=.. $4.65 Haddor [ast Rihiad Hound cial for. Women’s Altover Embrotdery Walsts handsome model; — entire Fresh Meats 2| oe waist—front, back and sleeves We deliver [eesh “eats bepveen, Barteryrand fashioned of open-work and blind 110th St, East or West. d fancy dry picked Philadelphi Selected fancy dex. piched Philadetohia 19¢@ embroidery; attached collar and cuffs of ‘three-quarter steeves of allover embroidery, edged with lace; spe- $9. 25 Md > cial for. j restaurant porcelain to the finest Limoges. Thow orcelain tableware prices. omplete Plates, assorted | Uncovered Vege-; Hereiaze printed sizes ns? | table Dish-| $6 95 rife hcGl bureeiocnes UY eT ke eeu ya +English-mie oe0fs sno DC) Sauce }-“Dinner—siets—-a~-special Soup Tureens§0¢! Boats »10ct high-grade s all Teapots ...- 25e| Individual Bur | Pieces, incl Sugars . 19¢} ters. Qo| 3d meatdistes: Cream Jugs. 10e | Butter Dishes] 9e “Covered Vepeta- “ble Hishes Austrian and-French China Tableware SOc French China Cake Dessert Plates. $1.95. China Fern Dishes 38c- Austrian aJdugs Dishes 50c; 38c, Austrian China Celery Dishes. ish’ system. Ae a powerful invigorating tonio"Fa- yorite Prescription” imparts strength to the whole system and) to the organs distinctly feminine in particular, . For orked, "worn-out," run-down,” tated teachers,. tallliners, dress- mnkers, . seamstresses, shop house-keepers, nursing mothers feeble (women. generally, Dr. Pierce's | IrFavorite Erescriptlon is the greatest earthly Boon, being unequaled as an. ila ssppertalng ta cordial and restorative tonic, aa 200th Rpista keep it a8 well us the en Medical Discovery.” @:+:6 © having a comp sto ingredients in plain English on its bottle-wrapper, the same being attested As correct under oath, jerce’s Pleasant, Pellets invigor: rr ing and perpbatbening ner- pes the stomach, liver and bowels, One MONTICELLO RYE—per ‘alloy Sh fell Quin - MONOGRAM RY dull quart CABINET WH 50; sivas is OLD. $1.25 EN OvERN. OF LIQUEUR; | SPORTSMAN SCOTCH W HISKE ROYAL WARRANT CAs ADIAN 'Y k—-ib ¢ (pest procurabie; per bo}, isl Cooper Store, Fourth Heatly ands of pieces of decorated | $2.95 Austrian. China Syrup 25¢ 79c Austrian China Seley, shapely, Bargains in Din in assorted de- ns at_about. one-fourth former Portelain Dinner Sets—100 pices, complete for 12-personsj-neat un- desisns—in tions; formerly S15 and $1 Sake Plates: 10¢} Pine-Austrina China} 00 picces, persons; very neat —formeriy $14.953 n . China Di 100-pieces,--complet “19¢) $145 of tower: formerly $21.9. China Dinner Seta of Regularly. $35.00 Fine Limoges 67.50 Fine Limoges 49¢ 75,00 Fine Haviland. 25) 110.00 Fi e- Haviland. ‘Kdvance Spring Styles i ey . Grade Shoes a Especially the ‘Short Vamp” ‘Feature of the Com T looks as if the “‘stage”’ favorite of the new styles are on s: The “‘vamps"’ (fronts) of th than any ever made, yer they lon them thaclook of stylishness so This style, while it gives d is especially attractive to wo high-arched, short-toed, foot which has: usual ly been h to fit in ready-to-wear shoes. At least come in and see them, Extraordinary ' About 200 pairs of shoes fortunate—for the price is n (lezel Cooper Store, Second More Than_Half on China And Nearly as Much on Cut Glass and Heavy, Tableware HE sale now going on in the China and Glassware sections is, like all our big annual Everything is at a special price and some of |N we have ever seen on such goods, Plenty of one-third and one-half reductions on all kinds of tableware, from the heayi formerly $5 65 sees . American” Porcelain’ up tureen and te border-decoration, with pink sprays | $3.50 and. S$: last is to be the new inwomen's_spring. footwear. and they promise to be immensely popular, ront shoes worn by so many women to-da The toes are round and just narrow enough to give sizes from 2 to 314;. mostly A widths; left over from our clean-up of Queen Quality | Cholee-cets— of Tas CEYLON 1EA— Bae Oolong. M Sineeshe Quick. Lu Pi Ag Co.'s; s =Fountain extta creamery, sftand most deliclors 5 $ ner Sets | Rich Cut Glassware $1.45 and $1.75 Rich Cut Nappies, ae and- $1.75 Rich cream Saucers, cuttings. $1.05 Rich Cut $5.5 _<Rich Cut Cream $2.50 Rich Cut Handled epics assorted cut- $1. 65 $1.95] b go 1S itich: Cur: Coters *2.95 2| Traysics Cut Water $2. 95 Cut Ice assorted 95¢ sorrsiiiiiwa ported: 4 spoon chee Sh 4 Ligny': SCOn All varieties; dar. [istea or Weet's aver for.or 100. baye. Jetty Fowder:-ail- ; dos. Mooi three ie cent DBe rted decora= 9.95) finer. oo for order tavighe Ballon 91.90; quart miediuin site: bouie: [$3.95 -a-dozen.Rich= fore Fumbters;-now $3.95 Rich TREST EGRTABLES “White tarmiprevet= Jow tur: ne ects. ence: pointes. J carrots, washed: parsaipss 6 Qty. oc. FLORIDA GRAPE FRUITS Case 54 fruit, dozen, W4cy 3. dares. rh iiley ute 5 FLORIDA SEEET ORANG, ia” River veult, 80 ditiic c i] 5 oo echsrer cases 170 $8:d47 BK oranges, 31 inner Sets-— o; rich gold} Cur Su, Ri ar and (air "$2, 95 100 Pic $3. ich. Cut Round § Nee Nappl¢s—8-inch size. $2. 50 = 895,00 Leen Fruit or Satad~Bowls—+ 2300) special 1ot of about 80, ea very prifliant cut- $3. 95 (Stetel Ceoper Srore, Tard Prstty Fesey™ in Women’ s High- $17.95 * Bett 7: God i "Medal Cook Book free with nach per: chants CHEESE BISCUITS EVAPORATED FRUITS—New sliced apples, Styrene tayer ti recded 1D ric taiat tires MIXED. TEAS english iri MARACKIES COPTER cr frerk roasted Got O tbe $1056 7 q_ vEEL PRUNES nest quality Sint Trier rrccrreetlnrores fal As IDeA SE NOT S Ther Gd 2 ibe LOC: Siegel Coop- Shoe, the Chiet ing Season POPUL AR BLEND COFFEE Blead, sold only Four F u tS lbs, Ste ale in this store now, iA ¢ Liros.’ Sen aia, clicoa or trulteake; or lady 5 @ shoes are shorter ic beter than’ the Ferns and Plants LARGE PERFECT SCOTTI ts 10 FEUNS regularly much desired, aintiness to any foot, men> Posse: ing the “Span Hays } ! ardest™ | High § i Shoes | dienes), anarles: s and Oxfords, in stantz nouns etaeies Spesuthtel singers; for. 3 MALE ENGLISH cleewhere for $8 t0 $63 Gol SILVER & wits S: FISH—threr, Ina patent pall, fote. shoes. ee Floral. Lesigns These are $2.50 and $3.50 gr: If youcan wear Artistic Moral designs for all oce any of these’ sizes you are casions at moderate prices ahd at ‘short notice, Bouquets dings a specialty Glerel Cooper Store, Seventh Floor.) NOW for wed+ Floor, Rear.)