The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1907, Page 6

) (establighment, “at: Saratoga of a : bee “ia—which—the “mubjecus maybe convention, Mr. Mérritt ‘At which questions of unt. Ot lewe-may—be-aniuaity taken pala to-day: alscussion of the nt. ¢ ormanizatio on in’ the cl s fy other! States should have “au possible knowledire of their Femedies “and obligations’ d_that the best result Re,” it—Ascembiyman Gay introduced a pilt whieh _the Governor shal} Invite ‘of elegntes from’ all the De held in tirls Btate, for the 0 lering plans for uni- son aivoree.” public regulation service corporations, ‘cor= and hours of labor ricular seem to be developing in a Mirection of Federal jn: People of the country are becom- nd more closely knit together sts, and-it Is Important itiseok of New York having ‘the regulation and control, = perbiic service cor to ‘be it ni States are in-hi atly any tor the as question of Stat have rem and their }; ) forward step, therefore, in seek- Fremole, uniiormity can 3 ons when the laws of armneny with ned the Em- Of the States nN organized in the last odelled their con- ‘3 upon ¢ by New York, in eof presery: the woverelgnty of th in those matters which ‘control. men view with some reeation_or the conclusion necessary for the States of union to surrender directly or { rtion of their_soverelg: doral Government which surrendered, It te rights, but n tntegr mbly Bill Appropri-! és $60,000 for Con- vention at Saratoga. | ry ‘RIS, Feb. 14—Formal denials were to-day of the reports that Pre- Intends veeiening hts game Ume tt was an- d-'thatthe “Premiet’#: tiness wlll Restor Nim ts me | ee, and.at the “recovery was assured, Foy M.—The condition weVelt, the American =who-has-been-ge-} tions supervene. tes ‘until next-weel ED PR OMINENT AT ENCH PREMIER HAS SNOT RESIGNED OFFICE. eum atreet._neventy feet below, daughter hung to her dreas her_I witnessed this scene! r 102; Leetrast, 104; Truce, 100: Whisk Broom, EDWARD'S LEVEE,’ 108: Bitter Man, 109. Peat r ment. In one of their fights Mra. Gol man ran up tho skylight to the roof anf-attempted-to hurl herse! WSEAThI oie EERE 70. ce 56, 9 Se Women's Silk Shirt NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. NEW ORL 8, Feb. 1 —The entries La 8 00; Dick Rose, fits da folto THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 J Eid Gen ROOOEN S i. iP + 108; Btocl ! Feb. .—King Edward to- | 1 105; Banetion, 105; Carona), 105, : [ithe firs! levee of the gaxacn-: Bo m8 Bt, Jamewa Palace Tho. attendance! exceptionally large. Ambassador qand:all- the meamibers-of the Asner. | Enrbasey were present. The Au dor asnong others presented Con- | 104: M General Wynne. Cyrii BB) -Andrews, | } few York, and— YCE il for. New Yor pton (on the Hambure: “Srors GREETED AS HE AT QU. ENSTOWN. UEERBTOWN, Fa. The Watts Uno steamer Ocennte, from Livar- with Ambassador Bryes and M —deye—rtett to ‘kk Su, f “Feb. t—George Von La May ar,-6x-Ainbaseador-ty Russ fle object Of much attention dur. They wiserit Atgus —e y and procerda rts | arrived 1 on her h During thelr briot and Mrs, & reception in the main io atone) ‘were rectived by bing him godspeed In his > hebd saloon of A large number of tel f r, TS $10,000 FOR — HER LOST BEAUTY.‘ HUPEIY HAR atidsSS-and can be used by, by Dottor Burned Face-—He “Blames Her Brother. fh avenue, for $10,000 dama, F Harriet Mylett, of No, %1 Thir- th street) Brooklyn, to-day brought | the Jounc une inst Dr. L. HL Clapp, of No. pits | ; Afulstare munrantees Udi 8 0. by applying a prescription ob- m the physician, lett. Bry mission, nthe | Sees Five and oneh Limtted, ta. 7 rere ey iaetie (0; Mocnamtn. fon Luar, Royal Bond, 102; Captain Taplor, 102, 44 HACE. —sptle: ACE —One Rr pects tet ae eee ‘Alarm, Wa t; Trenton, S ares te haar ter. fos; Hoside, 108; Kemp. Tid; Insomnia the of, perivce hey | the most delicate 7 DA: yilte In all Detvous people, attics and all langutc rete ne her’) had whats technically fast a spider-bite on January she cx prescribed 6 facial ba that when she appl jher faco.ruining her looks tor tog eiption Im. rheok, | loctor Ming tii Hid Miss Mylett took’ the |? he wave and) handed tt to ait nC WHO, Knows ne % pom, aru 4 Mal A erinaer in any ad@res id ae ar oth, Ec oy 18 eS i MILE And! LAN: ut BASE rer cannes me, MILLAR, ent all Mm R-IEM ie niving mai ieeanes ‘eye Vine a delighttul tion of perfec i by Teitworen. | ub Rett | i furlongs. . 01; Baltimore, purcthy M97; Janaie Wade, 971+ “gett 3) re Bink Bpriny "Turbulence, — Quickly _ Cured ADA-LUR-IEM ts an fics rye Tonle of rare and ex. tr renin eel aused by ap | cord: TRIM. healthfully regulates th f and restores tho ner ¥ 1135 Broadway, New York City. aes ley, 109. “ATI (Second Floor.) Pes) e) No, 5—yard, 6c; pleco. 5—yard, 8 7—yord, 104 9—yard, 12c; piece. . 12~yard, 14¢; plece. AS yarey 20c; pleco. 2—yard, 28c;'plece..:{, $218 Sensat 2m Millinery and Win Women’s Black Turbans, With inches Jong, and are rich, black and lustrous. simi: 9 5 * lar hats usually $3.50...., e , | Silk Braid Hats Similar 60. barr / ast and 1) umper Suits. 707. of the- Season. ee demand for these smart and very beautiful Silk Shirt Waist. Suits Monday, Tuesday and PS SOME Searcal yn crest rite We to-morrow though, for we have ha m facturers working overtime. The new lots will be On sale Friday. These Silk Shirt Waist and Jumper Suits are made of a good quality taffeta that pos- peaves Plenty Ot body and rustling firmness, Cut in the very latest styles-and representative of all the Most desirable cotorings, in both solid colors and Changeable hues. The solid colors include. Black, Brown, Blue, Garnet, Green, Tan and~ London Smoke Grays. -The ‘illustration. gives you™an: Idea of-_their-beaaty. : THE Koy SHIRT: WAIsn DRESSES paves tal =mMed—with-orossed-veiver and fne pin wcka; new ¢. elbow-—aicevor.hih collate ant belld, with full, cluster. plated. -gracetulty ham r= at sizes 30 to 44; If sold in the regi- 7 1 ay. $10 would —be SMART NEW SPRING WALsING SUITS, FOR - 3 ‘SUIT MISSES OR WOMEN—BSultable for now or oath Spring. wear: material—chiffon-Penama.in-binck- —or_bive;.als>wool_oheck— Atty" mixtures, Btunning new Pton effects, otabonately trimmed with braid; jackét is satin lined. % length sleoves, jg tucked cufts. trimmed with braid # in an ontirely new plalted modpl: rtectly tallored throughout; worth 0: n wonderful value at $ WALKING SU. jin ght and semt- trimaied with notch cola: value up to $20, sae gs and. Ribbons for Trimmings. Wednesday was ~so-graat™and constant that Cream Corn. 3 ea of tendor com, 6 Preeuiunly “wld at 3. © “Oe can. Reduced to ., as = " - SOGTORROW: roronnow | | roMonnow, TO-MORKOW TO-MORROW TO-MORROW 5 LOAM. to1 PM] | 10A.M.to1 Ft] YT 3b Head OAM, tol PM, 10A.M.tol P.M, 10A.M. tol P.M. ‘i White tad 2 Ruffled Tema Wana Che Sewing Mushin ‘ Tea Hats. sa Machine: b i Curtains. Kettles. soo ret Hat} | Pitter cups and | | Aken, ma-f | of sheet ; trimmed or un- eu cora, Frult hing. When rt Gray Enam- 7 1 \s trimmed: a) 5 ey radey and a [ ced Kettle, "Aves. Busy Corner. j colar Not mote] Powe Ney mere No. 7.. Chena tgeeneile® aeaeeee dda pete tomer, Each, Nao each. tomer, Each, ie Tee ge $10.50 | | | $1.89 — c fase : | (Fourth Floor.) (Fourth Fioori) 8 Ofatn Fleer) | | : 1p tonce on-@ time,’ = = = r= UEEESHREEERSSE SS COFESOBEOSSEDLSAOAESEES red = 5 : ; paneer —W7, ts Croqure Rabb 3 as eae Printed Lawns... Chicago's ortec vision + W omens roqueé ETS. p f : oe % o \¢ grounds, with white dots and ee eee ee ten wow!’ bi, | Made with reinforced sels. New Hubbers just received trom the tac- ot 772 €ws O 8 | anni tengtne; Navy iand Black grounds, with white dot And & chorus. of "Wow! Wow! Wo tory, Made for thia Spring's sellltig. Absolutely perfect In e y ‘ ' S figureat lengths 1 to }0,yards, rem 5 Ecce incis aasearegigieak oa TIESTO omega A ; mah Shot east glaee Bu tp Positively identical with the tute D5c . fees : S| ‘(lain Floor.) I : : rear mportance to en 3 Sem ; ; i TOLD WIFE HED Chi fEe Ig ; Men's $10 and $12 0 ts, $7.65. 8 Clark's O- N. i Be Shool Cotton Y 2 a i ‘ 4 c -65. “4 a shite, no a 3 | Children's Colored Dresses. Men's $10 and $12 Overcoats, BS |re cota spook Cotton, 2m-yards, bigol. or white, no mold than § ap j2000 of these at thix price. Pretty colored dréanes made of good ’ Men’s $2 Trousers, Good Patterns, $1.00. B /o to's Chatomer; (no | mall, of sat : ee ze quality cambric In many different designs; sizes 2 to 6 years, 49¢ $s — ; ‘ —_——— rr ie 1 i\ [es secre 3 Boys’ 35c Woollen Knee Pants, 17c. * alt ea = - er at =e oring Suits, $1.98 > eA = a * Boys’ $3.00 to $4.50 Sample Spring Suits, $1.98. = ers Dis 2 ; eee omen’s Draw ; I]. Hl f Curtain Laces. Laces. 3 he O : tw. made. of good quailty. Curtains. a Shan dove pea ee Frenoh Valenciennes Laces, wrn | é vercoats. bs , haring rat 7 6, $1.00 values, pretty pattern, copled a nial and floral , Wangrtions to matan, (very good |S Winter garments of melton, frieze and kersey In jp hem. “LOC trom’ reall’ lacesi aly : 5 terme aue Th eee Lanes 19 than ber yards tor’ Friday, I § Gray, Blick and Fancy Mixtures; tourist, loose Acree ern doubles thread nets A + . bo we. yd., and for Froday's per yard sap steskdaice os back-—or -form-fitting oe ° s (Fourth Floor.) a Jeremiah H,-Goldman_in Sein wlibaltbessaramtsyd 270 Swiss Ex ey Styles; single or dou: = Children’s Shoes Ht Health-C ‘eS (Fourth Floor.) wiss Embroideries” ble breasted; . sizes 34 / $ patent colt ant nrown VIL Bamboo Tabourettes. i eaitht Commits out. Sterling Silver —————Sries 424 Camprie: Emorotterter, toes ¢ Bin Dan Basted teeell OO G > niconnig wader iT ia Blgliwils ee a large assortment to e - Th ‘ein exactly the wm at =a palr.. fe matting-covered op, “6lze cidein Boarding-House. Novelties. — : ah at “$ Peer inaeh Brininonir 2 tora can DOG —|fe Kat 3 LOMO, GACH. cp cece vee 5 1a, tnelating Forges lars * 10c 3 Sia oMnioetE 3 Men’s Rubber Boots ieeeces i wile = - Manicure Pleceo, Penc! ~ = FECTT ait i) Fall %® Storm King, light After making every possible effort hi y and than if you wait until Fall. 8 “i ’ 1 to keep quiet the sulelde of Jeremiah and other Preuaty GOc _. Lingerie. Batiste. a eee @velent, aul iss $2.89 Women’s Muslin H.Goldnian,.a. retired Broadway. shirt, Aiba NaS RAE a it arg Haauttenatky Snlahed Materials Men s 1 rousers. ¥ : “Third Floor.) Gowns. wae Paany ote SE ee ree a Ri areanegable ness ceree ng ats Exe'lent Sfssort- z Men’s Sweaters. Mode with full width 33 | J = Spat r nea ing-house, No. 42 West Ninety-sccond Gold Signet Rings. _ Wide and made ‘as rec 79 = ment of Patterns ; 00 % Good all-wool Sweate zeker c were forced by Coroner Shrady Sizes for inverse andy Misoest fabric, Yard .... * c 3 Pa e 3 with soubie} roll colla: _ (Second Floor.) i to give -testimonyarhich partially cl many pretty bi ° c (Main Floor.) ot’ 3] pars = ae xy vaive te ys = 3: th tery surrounding the waged: knd-roman- gold-finish;- se bere ws _% a aan Sinaad ithird Foor! 5 “osama rer found ts «pallet in/|] Eerunniy WE: srisy, 5c Table Damask. # Fie ataalate aetariia’ Pion bone gu sand Ice SKates. pW omenis Rerticontss: fas the hret-to dscuver Lic {Mute Floor.) Heavy Bleached ik for gen-— & lard wear and not show the strain. “Many at- Miptnnia pr pee pee reoattn = ied pire. Lavy, whe Kimonos at-}7c (Site 2mEY uss, 98 inches 1963 tretive patterns, at_well_as_plaln black,” Stees Thana broken see 75c mvorals rows fincas i 1 = ty. ‘33 to 42 waist and 29 to 34 Inseam. —Made to values up to 33; At... wertiona, ‘cluster tucks reet. carertini acto! tiyed, Goldman was dead: Mage of heavy fMannelette, in YATE creer ssn cats Sell at from $2.00 to $2.50, double our clearing & (rhird Floor.) tnd “deep. embroidery 9c “My husband had Deea in ill-health Rightiogale effedta, dainty atripes, loor.) 3 : ates $ SilKoline Comforters i ee Sa cepa iecsdee: 1Zc peonelts Suiting 3 5 Eee | 3 In full size, nicely covered with Folding Go-Carts Atiirs a a ikoline in protty floral ° folng’ to and. ti ted (Second Floor.) emnants, 3 Boys’ Woollen Knee Pants. & Peislan | dewtenes 7 med neat Wile ROCs Ups iscteke premiera andre $ | Strongly made, of desirable fabrics. For boys 4 to 14 FN Las, Basho ' otions. % : = Fourth Floor.) found him Tying on te: fioore siood aay = i years-old NOT-MORE-THAN-4~PAIRS-TO-A-CUS- ici: ‘ oe a: the head wound, ‘In_fall~ TOMER. Worth 35c. Pair ...... i : | ° Blankets. Men's Short Rubh: ing to thy floor he smashed into trag- ae ia aearre ppeieceehees % ie senna erased Lo tesa Men s stort Rubber ff } mente 1 large mierer?———— ae ‘Women’s —P, cKetsiaot sais = ; Bent Until last October the ‘Goldmans lved 4 ocKet- 3 = ~ — -—— = Ad = oots. St-the idiewild apartment-houss at No. F books. _ ’ 5 5 bq C Come nearly tothe knee, 1854 Seventh avenue. ‘They occupled an 5 i fe : ip W ear-2 Dail finkah 8a 4 te Serta else nat) ea Ba guemustg ae 9 OOM Suits Intended for Shing 3 hc are ‘oa. r-ol by hin, first wife, peace Brown’ and Col pe & ace to_rétal_a Baga cananunes aoe - vers. = a San onary maa eee = te al ete ate Og = : MeN NC eaee with plain- pants; sizes 9 TO 16., = Negus Couch tthe ot Girls’ HidsHin Shoes. “The first husband of th satrone, ales oor. Pg STED, with knickerbocker pants, 7 to 163. a heavy Negus Tapestry... ae Soy sere - Golaman-alao-committed. evilel snd dures | bec Corset Cove = SAILOR BLOUSE, with bloomer pants, 5 to 10 years.. S Rkndsome Ortental attorna, PET aned--with: Patent-Tipsss foe George L. Bampson, superintendent of I or ar rs KUSSIAN BLOUSE, with bloomer pants, 234 to 8 e @ — fectly reversible, ands 98 Lace styles. Firs ony O95, tho-Idlewild apartment, to-day, “'The CHINE Swit Substantially made ot & A dtl Nisa RICA ee Bares fringed al} around: f | Heels. @izes 11 to ¢. et c iman_who died to-day was alwava quar 45 yen bn [126 food mualin; in round 10 & Nobbiest Spring Patterns and newest Spring Cut. Many different and & cach (Third Floor) Pelle} with) hie -wife.c andl thelr nots; | apoal, for. 172 neck effect. Each., : C $$ very attractive patterns ; i (Third Floor.) @ = Rad tocken Thom te Rte ORE certs SV999F9I89899 95999999599999599990959 099 9F9FSTTITIIIDS. — Printed Batiste. MMIII lengths, in white and colored Erounds, dots, & i dre acon aeaies omen Ss W arsts =) Most Charming New Spring : | : a ee Styles at Very Low Prices. stationery; Aiuminnoss. 243¢. val As, i ~ Stationery. 10 Busi rd Oain Foor.) Car “You sel soci peste walsts,”. . fee ets y k such low prices. These Pe a of th many favorable things OPOH. eseveses Bouvenir Carda; : i nd handsome Walst™ thin you-hear-when in-the big. : Fieory Store on the Second Floor. The news for Friday: WOMEN'S PERSIAN LAWN WAISTS—Fronts are elab- i Se leveelmaua with all-over embroidery ung ine tucks; others have panels of open-work embri ery - and Tace Insertions, baby tucked backs, three-quarter length ‘sleeve, collars and cuffs edged with -69e fine lace; regular price 98c.; Special at. ; WOMEN'S” SHEER WHITE. -LAWN. AND. -MADRAS. ~WAISTS — Neatly ~trimmed— with tallor—_stitched plaits and-four-inch panel of open-work embroidery, Orfamented “with pearl buttons, jong sleeves, 39c plalted collars and cuffs; 75¢. valu Cad WOMEN’S PERSIAN WAISTS: various stylesi_some are elaborately trimmed. with handsome yoke effects of : Mercerized Pofhins. BUK Mish, Li Ment blue, “Chanipagne, navy, tam, cardinal and-biack; value 123 See Ciaie Regular loc. quaiity millteneTa; Veht 3 lood = and 6ic blue, tan, Medium’ blue, ox en; lengths $-t0-t0-ym Ls ths tuain Flupe) (Sixth Floo: q =e = lace insertions and panels of embroidery, others have Fresh Meats. _——paby tucks and biind Swiss, embroidery, short area A Hen, pound in otter shone Lg | ee ane ori riday $1.25 - 4) Brea ENS orhws pounds ne atone Ae WOMEN'S PERSIAN LAWN”? TE WAISTS ; : ent styles from which to choose; Sea te "etect and hemstitched side plalt: — = : Justers of pin tucks and Swiss embroideries; ; Port or Sherry. Here esters \t Ment three-quarter length sleeves and fancy col- Moen, frutty_ old Wi lars attached; regular price $1.50, at 98c ‘ | “quality. Gallon. @econd Floor.) ier Gom plete Dinner Tay arr naan oonee ev | Sets, Elsewhere $8.50 (Sixth Floor.) Small, eeticali gy All the Service You Need for 12 Persons. have offered in some time; worth up to 75¢..., 25c Also Ostrich Plumes, 16 Inches long; 9,000 doxi broad flues and best New Mackerel. for Oret quality omes. Doz. 1,25 (Sixth Floor.) | (Sixth Floor.) fornia “pet 1. y 2C Very superior — (ing cure tor ff (Sixth Floor.) named, Come Tepe S Foun.ations of German Braid, tn large and small | Coffee, very hire shapes. California. plumes, one on cach hat, Harmony Blend, iow York's fay- quantities ; make stylish ornamentation, Plumes are 12 oes etaiy eis $1.00 Cranulated Sugar. through a gi are gantic trade deal. al full Hike pleces, eac! Lara gold decorated. = Soup Tureen and 3 platters in each set, PR In 7 Ib, linen bags, (Sixth Floor.) Standard xranulatod, put 34. c ‘ols small, pluinp, white —— to the One Illustrated. barns iemenns, keh) 1 I d Bri f lig, Ye pound each. ic Punch Bowls. mported Bric-a-Brac. ‘4g Regularly $1.50 to $1.95 io"pouRa paths. a Monogram an et conta cea [tabeat prices range from #298 to % 1 fj ;, (Sixth Floor,) WW), B I new Kuelld patterns, which dro di reductions of the sinest ware : 3 — , rope. aul « 5 t Black Velvet Ribbon. Imported Wings, 1SREY. Inhed to a tick lustre 59 auma, Doillton, “Worcester, “Royal kaiy a . It ds rich and on the ‘purest! nks, eaifen, Curls) ‘ Lee 1% ibpxes peatine ate yaa: A big purchase of French Wings, Breakfast Bacon. gure pasa haa nalion! iors iy ust: capiment $1 6s} ed tn plain, Coase Hes Aid pee this, lot single and double wings and In Lean, sugar cured, and 142c Bame kind of Mauor sola by Berry Sets. | ue Ench . pl. i - le 5 a uct ADA-LUR-IEM -MEDICINE Co. weeks before this sudden advance in pairs; clean, fresh, new goods, all ity. others _at 4 a «alion; our regu, se decorated on Dinner Sets. the market: ‘ colors; best bargain in wings we aL lar price:ls' $8.50.) Beactally priced Brad of ware. 100-plece Amerioan ea patterns atlp- Cc NNER Bory. though to-morrow, gallon $2.85; Pratty ro pled with fo al : half gallon, $1.60, Regu- bal our nfook, 20 lect decorattons to ch nao on sale 10 sat aia ule avert 7 Oe Glassware, | SRS areata 2 homey tome orow ata low Prine DOC pa berry naples of several ee platens $1 (iitstir Fleer.) Bauve and dare, a patterns and shapes. ‘Tooth: wit oooh ‘pet, jek holders, double table morly, sh. an oellars, Wa 8