The evening world. Newspaper, March 1, 1907, Page 8

i Friend of “Mr.-and Mrs. Smith” Taken © Off in Cab. NGERS. DID TRICK. ‘ Had Been Summing, |® Then Dined, Then Came. __ Kidnapping. é to make thatr own fdentity Lute _but calling. themaelvee “Mr, end 5 a and #aytng that Cie tered at ‘the Knickerliqckeor Broadway -and--Fpriy-second 6 Mandscmely dressed_man-end entered the .West Thirtleth station-houso after midnisht to- @bd-the man acting as spokes:nan *A friend of mine “has just been @ away ‘by two men and I am ithat He has been made a pris- police were greatly interested tn ‘man's statomdntiand began to ques- ‘him and hie companion. The man ‘woman would tell nothing abour except to suy that they Fegistered at the Knickerbocker. at fg the namo of your friend?” man was asked. Phat = won't tell this time. —he *T will tell his Eh r_ friend and_I had been downtown ~On_.our sway beck tothe. “[In the THE EVENING WORED, PREDA xe CYCLONE NELL N COURT FOR SHTIETA TIME Young Brooklyn Giantess: Left the: Island Only Three Days: Ago. lance {n'a poll ough to-day iT Magiattate in her jurse of sho hud not met Magistrate Voorhees hor had he had occasion to pass Judgment en the errors of the young ff giantess. “Hello, sport aro you been on we SOUT fia Court pushed back hie chair andj rather Umidly asked the four policemen | h who had Mrs, Farrell in charge for a|¥ report. His § opehegd while when he got the record of the remarkable female | before him. i} ‘"Cyclone Nell came prominently into} the lives of the Brooklyn police five) years ago, when she made‘a record of| sr-at D2e es] until the re- . Since of har the ‘Good Broke Pledge of Reform. Only three days ago Mrs. Farrell Blackwell's Island, having signed pledge and promised to ‘reform, frat day of “freedom she spent for her husband, wh, stant fguro in the water front. “Twant to reform him, Your Hon, Is a pretty ¢ loons along noticed two rough-looking glimpse fing Us, Dut thought wo had . ie uUpwwn. “We Jate.supper. at Rector'a an. ey Kaleker- had all but reached the doorway cwhen-we 63% in, ‘Then one of the men ran @ and seleed my friend. The soc iy-pume-to his aseiktance and-my. “wan dragged protesting towards ‘bab. fo was literally jammed into ‘ab. ‘The two men sprang in after’ ‘the door closed, and the driver d up his Boa and disappeared. tckly that my | cloning SranacX had hardly protest. “ghall employ the best detectives In |} ‘York fo find my friend and shall it slop at expense, Iam a banker and felend 1s one of the best-lown men wed home city, It has been pussest- jragboeti_arrested for failure pay alimony, but I do not think this posassic” re by “the police could aman_resarding his or ‘hia fri friend's identity. the-Kenickerbocker no one knew of man having doen kidnapped at tho é No. Mr. and Mrs, John Smith th administration permitted | t to-day to pluck the plum ory fromthe thlatle of defeat, er Commissioner Jonn H, O'Brien Mppolnted Hecht Deputy Commissioner s efor ater bonep tit the reaig- SHeeht- was the McClellan candidate leader ‘of the Thirty-third Assembly i wevere OraDDIng ft Hat~ ‘# mon Garvin, who ts now ¢ Jnacter of the alatr] nay the Hecht others say it rignifies 5 coal: the Haffen &nd ant-Haltea IES OF PARALYSIS. Conducted — the American for Sixty Beitiesiietaaai) Cals. Oxeon YD. Athay, Neat or Munk & Co, bilshers of the Sclontine Ho-suftered- n—xtroks ot-para! S Fed, 16, died Inst evening at No. 14 Hast Ttwenty-necond street. fr, Munn ‘sas born tu Monson, Mas eixhty-two years ayo. When he wi Hrenty-two years old he came i fich, then proprietor of the efuni, bought’ the Belentific American, ication Ww had been founded by nitvs Porter about six months before. Ho MM. married f Monson, who died tn 1 and Mr, Bi the Selentific American until Is), Then the firm its present Sharles er, Heach-nad Mann, ‘Woak of the original partners, the Jeading men in the company F HOLIDAY ASKED out folihwing Yer itis expected thu be granted.” Boma. pote Scientific | hy son. of} Sulla Aus ch continued to if a ; May Be Had!| @ vacant lots t always in fr Hotitng else, ta Tl am sprinter, Coniinulng on his trall she had traccd him from place to pl she would enter .one—d Yanish through another. ursult brougat a return of th he had repudiated and y the word went roup from proc precinct that “Cyclone Nell" wa Again. : ‘ouceman Much: i out to cap- | ff h noned, advice | was wrecking a saloon Columbla streets. Much Licked tne Policoman, ent avout his task with the ranz: a young but not tuo wise pa- |G ‘Another sort of coolness came | he—found— trolman, olin t trpon-—his—w! &_ snowbank Another policeman came along, but had to be dealt. with, “1 for assistance, Until finally the: Wi “four of the Niakieat mien an department. crowd of se’ the Sep aiched the quartet of uintto ess, and the joy of tho spectai -|dured. foil quartarcot-an hour. rrell_ became breat she. sald Loastfully to the don't mind any one -or nny ‘on the force, but when thi AND KILLED DRIVER. Another Man-Riding in Vehicle 1s Fatally Injured in Philadel- phia, Collision. ~ PIIUADELPHTA, Maren 3N- HOH ing Itallroad ran into a groce Hill near here, tod. the drive | Do you know why, The World prints so many “Dogs, Birds, Poultry, &c.,” advertisements every Sunday? “Familiy Pets” | - | 4 Because The World nel t of advertis blicity than) other- “Ne jew__York sloes_any newspaper, bound-express-tradn—on-the-Philadetphts fl » the si Slightly soiled from display. Arranged in 2 classes. B pe Heres eth ‘Others;"GS° cents to-81.50 per pt drawers, to-morrow, — but you must see “ODD” COATS. & VESTS (Broken from Suits). Arranged fn one groupe To- day and To-morrow. {t means a great ‘clean-up’’ of the stocks of Clothing and Furnishings from top to bottom. Good merchandise, desirable in every way, at figures quoted may be scarcely believable; but “Hope Methods”: clean up at all hazards-(o- make room for 1 events. Men of every proportion will find Bonan. The big boys wear long frousers can be fitted out for a mere nothing to-da Just glance over the list, which is mere ly an indication s retaled at $12.50, $15, $18 and Clas ude Worsteds, Black Thibéts and fas: + in both Winter and Spring is $3.90 _AN Sizes from:33 to 48 bresst measure. AlSO Arranged in 2 classes. $5. 90 “ODD” TROUSERS (Broken from Stits).— $4.35 $1.85 $2.55 . The complete s Men's Trousers of every description. Ail from Class lest to the biggest. The majority of them match up withthe coats and vests. Full suits: were B $12.50 and $18.00, efrranged in 3 classes. c sODDE OVERCOATS: RAINCOATS, TOP COATS ts Justone_ortwo-Coals-of : ngiin former values from $12.50 to $18.00, $7. 90 “ODD” VESTS (Fancy and: Washable). A complete round-up of our Vest Stocks, Some Class Values $1.50 to $3.50 55e $1.35 PEELED onnistinas { IF) SeEihs FURNISHINGS “ODD” UNDERWEAR (Shtiets! and Drawers Wg weighis inelads Sars er standards retailing at $5 andi $6 per matt A 33e evshirts thar Some slightly soiled. Ar: ey i'd classes: B 66c “ODD” NEGLIGE SHIRTS (Standard mekes only) kind, twenty-five of another, some even higher. A wind-up of the season's best selling shirts. Three of one comprising $1—and—$1-So—shirts, All sizes in the bunch. 55¢€ “ODD” BLACK AND FANCY HOSE (Fine Quality) Men's fine half hose, 25. grades, many of them silk: embrold- 9c ered. All sises. “ODD” NECKWEAR (Genera! Clean-up). Solid black, solid white and all the popular fancies intine silks. Retail baiues 50. 27¢ “QDD” WOOL SWEATERS (At less than fal). collars “ofa per >) cents. Plenty of large s Former pri “ture to-renew her functions so qu Malin Store—Sixth Ave, & 23d St. “so ike -the proverbial “Hot Cakes.” 55e These Sweaters will 2 $1.2 “ODD” COLLARS (Standard 4-ply).. A bonanza for collar who will be on hand ear Several styles in t 25¢ $175 &-$150-Fur-Lined Coats, now... $77. & $$3 ses & $50 Fur Lined Coats, now . . $43 & $27 $30 & §25 Fur-Trimmicd Coats, now ei: 55 BROAD WAY — aa STEWART BUILDING. ies Safest Reg — | for Children Children require the very gentlest and safest bowel-regulator you can’: “pive them: Violent “purpatives are] ey Dd | The R é ~ Guarantee likely. to do more harm than_ good. And moreover, they-cause unnecessary suffering from griping and_p. = a TE ~ -Orderiies. are undoubtedly the best bowel-medicine for children ever discovered, They is the strongest ever mado. TF slo not benefit you,~if you're ; pot entirely sat jefied with them, . —bring back the empty-bex and we will naturally that there‘is nou whatever. They cure constipation without griping or nausea, and afford imme: diate and lasting relief. Rexall Orderlies are pl vanilla. fl ed z them as promptly hand back your mon- cy: The coms plete formu- la of these new sant tasting, children take uld candy. laxatives given vest. Large fox (36 tablets), 250. upon reques! Smpil Box (12 tablets), 10e. NEW YORK: BROOKLYN: Main Store-45G Fulton Streot. 2 BRANCHES! Fulton Street, cor. Clinton, taponarortes: PreusD Se Mackie Avenues i Simnerand Jefferson Avenue GQ6-88 Washington Street. Golumbla and Union Streets.” THE em ele, UE Broadway and Oth Street. a About the onl ” feature there is to. a Worl i ¥t Ki these Orderlies i a RIKER’S DRUG STORES | "MEET Mt AI eam) “SIEGEL NG CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE <4 Winter Coats, “2. Formerly %5, $5.50 & $6, To-Morrow, 22.85 ‘CLEAN-UP of nearly 500 coats from a:maker yi waited a weck or two too.long. He'has sold them for less than he must-have paid forthe material, __ for the cloth in them isa soft, heavy all-wcol’ cheviot (in: some cases a good, long-wearing mixture) that costs moncy. Aii are long coats, artistically trimmed. Colors are blue, brown, green and dark mixtures. Several ° styles—two of which are shown here. Same coats, from the same maker fold in January at $50 $6. #7 Girls’ $4.75 Dresses, $1.90 4 Pa) fc of good woolen sérge chevior, in plain colors, plaids and dark mix- Bo, tures, in nayal, Peter Pan, full blouse and Buster Brown Style: a Reasons Why We Expect fo S Sell You a Spring Suit and Top Coat clothing: That's good, but-it_isn*t enough. Men who have bought here know that this is a store as careful about its sfyles as it is easy in its prices. And that’s a reputation we are. anxious to extend. Any man of taste who wants to knowjhow a dollar or two can be safely ‘saved on a suit or overcoat is invited to judge us on the New Top Coats and Black Suits Shown To-Morrow The Top Coats—in toth long and short modcls (26 and 44- Cravenette Rain Coats—in absolutely depend inch lengths), and in at least twenty different fabrics and in. all the right shades and coors, joel designs, including the popular shades of gray and tan and and the herringbone effects. the “‘swagger”’ overplaids. Compare these in every way— garments at. on all points of fineness and weight of material, desirability tsi =: ees of pattern, quality of linings and trimmings, as and ta loving, | irda fied reeterar arp nae ae ae wwith| the ayerage coat sold at/2 and) Shek) $12. "5 broad shoulders, close fitting; made by as good a manutact buy ours-at runing |tallor as America $12. 15 ae $15. 15 Suits in Black Thiket—all-wool materials, sin- gle and double-breasted styles, Ale. eee "$10. 15 eee sicher “New Cress in Women’s - Distinctive Models and Fabrics for Tasteful Women Breer arrivals of original _and_ exclusive styles e fabrics, the 75 | every day—almost every hour. Some descriptions, anda picture or two: Lawn Waists-—a-déecidedly-new- model, made of imported lawn; fashioned with a front and-back yoke of lace and embroidery insertions, attached coliar and cuffs of three- .-quarter. -length_sleeves of .cmbroidery-and—lace;.- $9- 50 special at - ———Lingerie Lawn Waiste—a charming model of French lawn, tastefully-designed-with-a fancy yoke; frontand back fashioned of German Val. and baby Irish lace insertions; blouse below yoke, front-and back tucked and Jace trimmed; attached lace collar; three-quarter sleeves, finished $2. 50 with a fancy cuff tucked and lace trimmed; special Women‘ 's Black Chiffon Taffeta Jumpers—as illus- trated;-a_very-neat_-mocel, smartly tallored— and- $3. 95 attractively designed; special at. ~Hand-Embroidered Waiste—made of p hite linen, artistically embroidered in” ee aeretr peaertitn patterns; Shoulders, collar ead cuffs. of long seee Are joined with beading; $3. a very genteel model; regularly sold for $5; -to- Ml morrow; 50° Chiffon Taffeta Wail ists—in black, white, navy and brown; a | Also in Large Assortments—handsome models, artisticall very effective long-sleeve, button- =front model; designed ! fashioned of chiffon taffeta; Jap= y with graduated side plaits; front plait tucked vest 54 anese silk, messaline, net and $3. 7510 to $8. 90 effect and ornamented with silk buttons; special ar. laces; pricedfrom. ri rsiet Gves strat Racoed Floor Conte) (We illustrate one of the many styles on sale.) $1 a Week Well Spent lothing at $3 N our private, sound-proof rooms you may sit at your:ease Advance showing e all the new and listen as long as you like to the finest phonographs Plea and talking machines made“in- the world, and -to-the Choice at. $3. dich newest records made for them, Should you~desiretO)-Top Coats—in tan and olive buy we sell any model of either Edison Phonograph ‘or shades; sizes 6 to 16 years. Victor Talking Machine Ga easy payment | “ ‘Siceve; olive and terms of rou sizes 3 to 10 years, Russian Hults—acrecs, in all | $1 a Week—No Money Down | colors andheat mixtures; sizes 3 to & Vears. Sailor Suits—in neat mixtures and navy bluc serge; sizes 4tolOyears. These instruments umuse | Belt Suits—in neat mixtures and overplaids; knickerbocker trou. and instruct in countless dif- sere: alzes 7 to 16 years. Double-Breasted Suits—in mix- ferent ways. They are tures and blue and black cheviot; ‘almost human, so faithfully and faultlessly do they repeat the songs, the stories and the pecullar accents and man- nerisms of talented performers. in every land’ and time. They please the eye by their neat, ornamental appearance. sizes 7 to 16 yra Youths’ Stylish Spring One Dollar a Week Is All No extras of any kind—-no interest, no insur- Suits, $7.50 : Single and double - breasted ance. All machines are fully guaranteed and sold at cash prices. styles in all the new spring mixtures and black ceuieg Prices $10 up Can you spend a dollara week more advan- in all colors; Tam o! oe inal Fresh Meats and | Boys’ Spring Groceries HUNTLEY & PALMER'S ENGL ISH_BIS- CUITS—Universt: nec 16 ginger bread, bath : Midgersi_rsi SMYRNA LAYER FIGS quelityy 2 Tbs DA LIGHT MADE rencne “On 18e | CURRANT CAKES arches MARACAIBO COFFEE! h froin lée AOE eeeseees SMOKED BEEF Ibe rantced new We deliver Fresh Meats DAYEtGHT MADE bay er 20¢ BLUEBERRY & ERB, a 15¢ DAYLIGHT CHARLOTTE R the roaster; O55 Ibs. SI; E 25¢ 1H jald; dosen in aren. not Celie 28¢ and 110th dt, Bast or Wee CAKES all varieties: ¢ DAYLIGHT= abe scoT pi ae in box riad/ (0 take ho 18c FLORIDA SWEET OkA : 24e vered.., Fresh Meat Selceied Cn Fore ariers of Canada Lamb, Ile Hlndawarrs of Canida «Matton, 10!c Boys’ New Spring Caps, 4! lined; sizes 14 to 2 tageously? Come in and see and hear he yacht and leather caps inal WwW have been known for ten years as ths most-economical place in New York in which to “buy men’s || 1 Reefers—embroidcred emblem: on | tan shades Newest Golf and Eton styles. |- et eS eS or 30 to 36 brea machines. __ _| colors.