The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1907, Page 10

“OnE The —parsengers Mirena although | not pante stricken. They were able to © jescape to the "L’" structure by me int the gates the guards ‘Ufting them { Hdown from thé platform 5 firemen arrived the structure the traln had bean. "| beathd ther bur were thoroughly that TST Ter hey was -uninjuret cleared | the blaze xo exiifany ‘Piieilen tar tbe Wr Sf aritre; Ts motors und after. the tracks had bee! and the cara emptied was uble ‘to pro- ceed on its way to the bridge. ‘Traf- fic had been suspended on the Lexing- ton arenue Ine: for twenty-five minutes according to patrons of the road. Ofi- vlils/of the B. R. T. declared that the delay was only oleven minutes. The cause of the expiosion= wis, ac ink ton trainman. the defserive tn. tonotmatighting wires Peopte the car~are of the opirilon troller bax: blew out. ica ean HUGHES HAS NO STOCK “TICKER TO GUIDE HIM. (Sy World.) ALBANY, March &.—When his atten- |‘tlon wes called to-day to the report [thar the stump tir 4 cock Market 187 etloally 4 which will oh vho we acked in~-enugnt | mat th = md avenue turn of the ‘Werington avenue "Li One hundred nen and women, fighting and ecream- fog with fright, were forced to climb Mout of? windows and jostic along on a pairow footpath at the edge of the @hied rail to reach the neighboring jotoris ‘be aimed ound the sharp Grand astilities bill, Gov. Hughes said: Whe motor car ani secorid trailer had} “7 have no information on the-sub- ‘made the turn, when Uiere was'an ex- a : : “pjoaion tat shook the ee wilt ’ @ no ticker in your oMfcer* ORC ae cosely remarked. 1d the Governdr, taughing. . Ik Wie wnnounced sutnor- to-day, will in all probability ed in both houses of! the Legis- Jature to-morrow. — j aITy ani ENTRIES. ite pauirted a full pressure of alr into / ‘the brakes. The violent waock of atop- _ bing | threw aakaye atrap-bangs oft filitis every person 1a] TACCS “Are as follows: ‘te car with a mad desire to escape from Aho vehicle. Residents in the @eighborhoog sry that the screams of Women and shouts of the mon Would be heard for-blocks, A passerby Sig ML strustte Turned TE Tesh Hire-alarm/and the reserves were sum: 3 Go! Moral = ere mo Jammed that those inside could; dum, 1 Ot budge in either direction. On the) uter wide of the curve the cars over-| A! he harrow path wa: ing along the inside rail Windo Silk Bae 419 Dan, rome, 420; and stTUg- ° 120. Sent, One Neve y wot half pray through a window} Wrtoate was sliding over the POUCH NACE Thies ang fonal Stakes: $1, “Wrue’ Lee.” 11 ‘on and Ziephens Schitie entry Passtngtrs in the train say that fae Five fusioog?; pu: Decamre—tbsohiety —witd —with ot “becend, 120; Dr: Heat ght, and had it not been for the “a;) Parga, HOt HicGindng ce Of) several husky young men | 1A): Palo Pais: Akar 11d Race 8 ed_of unusual pr senss of siinit = might have been killed. The 0; Th Ie Jobnece, 123. trove “the hysterical men away: trom 1 RACE—One and one-atxten Windows and) heiped the women ote s ae to «et through them, Track} E dg and switchmen from a nearby 2 petro pull the people out and thar. way. the ari 9) to. -}arho- does tein ten: fate ents tor: ise yon. | Ave persona liave been buried by OTH REGIWENT 1S ~W ATHLETIC Si Organization and a Good Bunch of Athletes. mle an Sixty-eninth” Regiz has entered the at with an a Asdoclation and {ts fine new arm crowded “at -every opportunity — with amateurs straining to take part in th contests slated Yor the indoor eeson, Ment Armory sity for training | purpoacs, ment has Jn it some of the very bes! nyaterial froin which to draw ‘pra athletes, ahd there iy a ce the athletic association w from pretty soon. A set of RaNies has been arringed | tor « the night o¢ April.) in thé There will he a @-Yard dash, and 830 vard, ont mile and three mile handicaps, , 720-yard novice, one mile | 7 and half-mile The “Gallant balance of th This 4 Jawan Beitr alain and unique athletic test, but asa basis |f} for study by military exporta: ir The association starts in with some excellent performers tur its membership, among whom are -Jonnny Joyce, tho 3 noted long-distance runner; dim Archer, hier. n X wan, the .wWaight man, and Cook, th M0-flyer: The officers of the ass tlon fre Jteuts, O'Leary, Scanlon, Kel- ly and‘O'Brien $4ie aa it 1s4 — 14] a8 bety in Ve tial rah nue WOMAN GETS | $10,000 FROM T “THE CITY. On the stipulation aaa ante her husband, Jacob Krisch, discontinue his © sult Juguins: tye clty $10.00) damages for ithe loms of ber services, Mra, Flora fh will’ recelve to-morrow Father OKerse check for B00) tied warded to_her by. of-damag i Bruce in'the Su- befor Court to-d: 0, 1516 Lexing- q stew siy store’ billa for his excavation Inte venue and One Hun- eo: On April 28, 1904, “her hip, She spent two vata in helpl sity rte Lh hig enue, andl + |rulned In meeting Piwite, who fell into s = sib | pidewank wt jared and F and frackur me a halt $) COTTON PRICES RISE -ON BULL'S SUPPORT. | pull support lifted cotton prices to- tay, eartyloases_belng recovered. Thi opening prices were: March, 9.9) September, "10.06: Sto 10.08; Octo! Decem- 10,30 to 10, ‘34th te 35th St ‘way at 6th Av. __Noteworthy Values In |! —— WHEAT STEADY WHILE | : CORN MAKES GAINS, AT Your Office you use the telephone inces- “gantiy. It is indispensable. Does your family. have the Wheat was steady In the market te day on- lighter’ receipts and strength at Minneapolis, —May, 7% 58 to 71 ber, 765-8 to 761-2 to to 761-2 to 766-8. Corn—May, 466-8; July, 407-8 to Hi —Sepiamber, 41-4 TELEPHONE at Home? __ 2 NEW YORK TELEPHONE 00., 15 Dey ——_—— BURIED IN LANDSLIDE. : BONA, Algeria, March 6 — Elghty- a landslide of about fifteen xquare mites ‘on the mountainside near Sedrata, SECOND WEEK OF THE SEMI- ANNUAL SALE. OF CHINA,: : Dr. Plerce’s Medicines. reddy and anxious to recommend-Dr..Pierte’s Medicines, been cured, or. some, friend or. ‘one bas been cured, by - Naturally, e sense of gratitude PrOHIbed euch’ persons’ to “Pierce’ nes: to other afflicted ‘01 Notwithstanding dicines have been on general rale, in aregien and medicine stores, two decades, ee their sale continues to! grow as it could not were licines eines of more: more. have anes bron ea sade upon Dr: Piereé’s_medi- emperaiy red. their. In: the. case of the maliciously, ibelous’ article published | in 1004 in-the- Ladies’ Bone ees hla ye their, tale ix greater to-day than ever. » The ‘pub- ‘were-brought to account and judgment o inst srtlele oo ate Pierce's Favors i ornate nad ay Serene anaemia tte sone at kis tel ip leved that this Sern. ds do largely to the. tac of ee y, : Plane wy testa ie patienle-by-reposing yohtr edith thoar who in him pana this medicines He has ‘no secrets to withhold. from. He Pablishea the composition of his medicines’ openly and nbove board; Bo'that know_exactly what" they ure tuking. Thos they are themselves and cannot be considered as either secret or) y.are infact lea often ask | tlons, weaknesses md distressing deca Ioerenta fned- ments, {s Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescri lscovery * snd | tion, as {s amply. atsaeteal by thousands of unsolteited testimonials contributed b; teful patients who: i e Not leucorrhes, palntul per! Irregular- {tles, prolapaus’ and other disp placements, uleeration of uterus ‘und kindred «a! tone, often: nv ire ere other: sdvertisnd i SB these war rid-tar ed tress" wai wi nal inal root in our Auer forest The proses fed employed in er suanfacturs wero wero original with Dr. Pter nd’ they are carried om by skilled chemists and tancists-with the aid of app. wes~apoctany designed “and. vuNTE for this. pur Both medlelnes are enurely | free from alcoho} and all prothe jarani, habit geitesss Atul. yey of f chelr ingry jente is printed on ch | elr:wrappers. They are both made of rts native medicinal roots as have received the strongest endorsement and si praise for their curative virtues from ho most prominent writers on Materia Medica in this count What Is said of thelr er to cure the several d are v1 may be easily learned send! our nam and address to Dr, R. V. Pierce, Butt. in for @ little booklet-which he has con piled, containing copious extracts fi numerous standard medica) books, which are consulted as mathe ities by epi yaicinne of the several schools of prac- Hee for their Buldance in prescribing. Tt EE TO iA} tal will bring ft. pin eter You don't have to rely solely upon the manufacturer's nay: 80 us to tho power of Dr. Pierce's medicines to ‘cure, as With other. medicines sold through ‘druggists. You hayo the disinterested testimon: “ot B host of. the leading medical writers and teachers. Send -for this coptous testimony. Itecan relied be “truthfal because it 4# entirely interested, auiniion Co Eee nee pation,” Constipation {s the many diseases, dare cth the cates ‘ond va fea thee Freese: Ono .* Pellet * 1 le laxative, and two a mild . aa which has na itsall {te Druggists fo. most efficiont stamach, tonic, Ma sjust Minebod meric i heart tonle and reg att ie Liver Pills ase areas by Ueanser known to med- | Dr. Plerce over 40 years 260. sare led cure it fs constantly mak- They aro oman’s dnany *pecu! esal passages, tho ronchia, Blomach (8 eatarrha bowels (as mucous disrrhea),: or other ‘pelvic organs.” cenronie.ce aulcere tive: stages He-geceraity-sucrese {naffecting cures. In fact the Gol nih | Discovery" {s without doubt, the (e0 at Successful constitutional remedy. for potscalarrnal; dise: nown to feroderbinedieal ocigceee in cabins Roe. aes fect Ure should es ‘a (ccs washings and out the nasal e "Discovery" for te rand. specific, heating ence ning membranes, This bined devel and genera! treatment will eo avery large percentage of the worst ot ohn mic euas catarrh, no matter pow my standing they may be. excrip for wht h then, Y nesses, d joones irregularities pecullar to it {ss powerful, yet gently act- n fag, invigorating tonic and nervine. For- eak, worn-out, over-worked woméa=no matter what has caaved the brenk-down. worlte. Preseription* will be: found shri baste ees ‘up the strength, Raicta areee et pcweientan inging about a healt sting. vigorous.Jeondition “of tho whole °Dr. "Pier loves that our Americano ts abound’ in most valuable medi- ©, jeinal roots:for the cure of most of our *jobstinate and {most fatal diseases, 1. wa fwould Ble properly. fnvestigate them; and, Jor of this firm conviction, t pointe with pride to the almost mir. ous cures effected by his "Golden Mo matveloas, In. the. [eltaved but never equaled, tn jes—exsy to take uel iar Bek ry coated granuli 'y to Bs ¢i Sell — Our $1,44 Shirts; same qualities sold — Pron, to y ats. | nt Pellets cure con- ~ Continuation of the displays. and sales of new Dress | Fabrice Black and Colored Sis, White Goods, Laces and Embroideries: | A Most Remarkable Sale of z= LINEN MESH UNDERWEAR.*= ments—all imported—one of the most widely advertised in this country, — The labels have been removed from every _garment—for reasons that most con-| cern the American. distributors of this celebrated Linen Mesh AVear, Note the extraordinary underpricing: Women's and- Children’s Usual Price. Macy Sale. rewrey 19¢ Women's Vests: $3.00} Combination Suits. $6.00 $1.19. Children’s Garments,.......{ $2.00 | 49c ___}f you _are_not a eaten of_Linen_Mesh_ Underwear_and [- have been unwilling heretofore to experiment with 1 on account Jj of the-price. this sale provides the opportunity. I In more ways than one it is the most remarkable sale of the kind we have ever held. i Extreme Reductions To Clear Away tT | All Stiff-Bosom Garments. : } ! in other shops at $2.00. Our $1.98 Shirts: same qualities in ‘other shops at § Drastic measures to make room for incoming stocks of spring and summer-Shirts. Foresighied men will stock up for another sea- son with lots of half-dozen to a dozen of these garments. We provide Shirts as fine as men can procure—either ready-ta- wear or made-to-meastire—and invariably for much less_money) thah iSisked elsewhere for Shirts of the same quality. Another Sale of High Claw as at $1.88, Fifth Floor Like the sale inaugurated a week or-so ago, but wiih only half as many Waistcoats. Otherwise; the inducements are duplicated; and that they are the best sort of inducements you who patronized the first sale will testify, : Three and five-button style Walstcoats, as well as Full “Dress and Tuxedo models; in fJanmels ded various mercerized fabrics, Values? Your specialty haberdasher «egsiders Les and $6.00 fair prices for similar garmynts. *” Other Vests in regular stock prices ranging ae $5.50, ™ } &é % Women’s Waists, at $2.97. One of the best lots of Waists ever turned ut from our own workrooms. Made of very fine batiste, with square, polnted or round yokes of hand-made Princess a tucks, the yokes extending to the back; cuffs tucked. A little ‘story back of the sale: While abroad a few a few months ago. the Waist ‘Department chief eines pen ene big-collection .of-Princess lace. ‘yokes, all hand-made. When they came in our Waist workroom force was set at work mak- Ying the earmoents involved in this sale. The ¥ sale price, $2.97, represents little’ more than ch Waists are worth ordinarily. iin addition to the garments manufactured in our workrooms we have large assortments of Waists from other manufacturers. We control in New York Gity the product of one of the foremost waist makers in the East. From such sources these ‘specials: Waists made of soft- finished lawn, entire front trimmed with eyelet or heavy embroidery inser- tons and Tucks; tacked collar andj $179! Waists male, ‘of sheer lawn, _or_batiste, front ‘vith panel effects of shadow embroidery and tucks; also fine lace insertion and dainty embroidery medallion in cen- Waists made of sheer, batiste, heavy embroidery yoke in front, daborately—trimmed —with-Cluny. and. Val. lace on and below the y yoke; trimmed back and sleeve, embroidery and lace inser- : $2.97! tion - $4.96 ga" Finer Waists In regular stocks at prices ranging up to $8v.74. or Becond Floor, Waists made of very sheer lawn, dainty pointed yoke} formed of tucks and lace inser: ion, finished to si ith yoke of Swiss embr idery and Tace insertion; back, collar and cuffs. trimmed to match . Waists made of fine batiste; one—timmed- with round-yoke- of heavy point de Paris lace me- dallions extended to collar with fine Val. lace; the other is elab. orately— trimmed with Grecian ~gecond Floor. Princess Drestes, made of sheer white-Swiss, yokes trimmed with “fine tucks-and-Val.-insertion;-fhree-quartertength sleeves’ trimmed with tucks, Val. insertion and late; skim with full tlounce, trimmed | | With severat-rows of tucks; Vat: ‘insertion and ‘deep hem; 14 to 20-47 year sizes, made to sell ai ysale . White Swiss Princess Dresses, mace with voke -of-all-over la a: finished with: fine -tucks-and--Val.-insertion; skirt finished with sey= eral rows of Val. insertion, fine tucks and “deep hem; 14 to 20-year sizes,-made:to-cell at -$22:755 sale css ssscinnesscecon $12.74 { Misses’ Box Coats, three-quarter length, fly front; made of ex- cellent quality mannish mixtures; finished with notched collar, tyo stitched: straps: of self ntaterial down centre of back;-new- trimmed {i sleeves; 14, 16 and 1B-year sizes... 02... - $7.94 ]) tea Finer Grades of Dresses up: to $34.74; Coats up to $20.7. Fifst Exhibit tion of English Novelty Coaching Effects including. 22. 2sinch Parasols, covered with extra quality gros grain silk; Fox gold frames, selected English natural wood sticks........ $5.94 22-inch Coaching Parasols, covered with Dresden silks, with satin border to match; Apes Parasols\of insertions of Dresden Ribbon, neat pin checks and black-and-white effects: Fox gold frames, selected natural wood sticks; some with Dresden china topg.......... $9.94) Attention is directed to Full Assortments of MARTIN'S ENGLISH UMBRELLAS by many regarded as the Standard-of Umbrella Quality: Certainly no better Umbrella made for men. We write a comparison of. prices: Martin's Umbrellas, natural wood handles.......$9.89 Same fitted with gold tip cups... ee ee ee eer eee eee es GI1B9 Martin's Umbrellas, with fancy handles $12.49 to$25.49 Plenty of lower-priced Umbrellas here— ra, kee good: ories as low. as 97c. iBbey here similar en » grades sell for $4. 25, | | | | | oT Giants Management Offers to Sor EER URIS POET IR SEO i-Hin,- the Gient-outfelder who semandeg— ' $0) raise In salary before signing his ‘contract, received a telegram from the to-day offering to rpllt the differ- him, Mike NLIN REFUSES. AAISE OF $200 SE pasetall tran running to los Angel was pis only comment on the New York Club's partial backdewn, Saige PRESS FEEDERS WINNING FIGHT. e of preas feeders pe—T ypothetac_ha. been posi- poned pending further negoUations. Surlkes, howeVvet, Were” ordered against: ndependent © erns and In @imost yer Inatancé the men ined the demands of $16 a week for day and 315 a week for night work. Split-on- Fielder’s. $600 Demand. | against Biway at 6th Av. & 4th te 35th St ~ Big Values In Little-priced’ - Da Goods In The Basement. _ Ofttimes an | inexpensive article will answer your Purposes quite as handily-as-one-costing-more-monty; Jt_is the function of this Banal Dry Goods organizalion to supply such inexpensive merchandise, from little trinkets for personal | adornment to various articles of wearing apparel, fabrics and the like. Very low-priced. in every instance, but in no single iestinee has a low price been made at the expense of it: We: have! lately doubled the space devoted to this Basement Dry Goods 's store and enlarged stocks accordingly. Typical offerings: Women’s Waists. 7 : Women's Waists, made of white lawn, front heavily em- —Proidered all over; six rows of cluster tucking; tucked back, collar} 5 ~ Women’s Sacques. Women’s Kimono Sacques, belted back; front finished with four wide side plaits; made of good quality dotted lawn, plain Women’s Petticoats. ——_Women's-Wash-Petticoats, made of et “ginghams, dee ~flounce finished with two ruffles cae inch a 9. k Women's Seersucker Petticoats. umbrella- “shaped flounce finished with small ruffle SCS een, {: Yt Laces. serman Val. Laces and Insertion, odd patterns, values tip to 50c. thé piece; sale......... 296 Women’s Gloves. Women’s Two-clasp ‘Double Finger-tipped Silk Gloves, in _tan, gray, black and whites -tips guaranteed; salea pair... 44e French and G ~ 42-yard Tengphis; Mus in Underwear. €ambric Night Gowns, high neck embroidery insertion and lawn muffle Cambric. Corset Covers, low neck, two rows lace insertion across front, neck and armholes, finished with lace edge.... 24e Cambric Drawers, with umbrella- shaped lawn tufite and three wide-ducks-and-hem..+: sirrtn iy 2961 - ---Cambric- Drawers, with tucked iimbreliasshaped lawn ruffle, finished with Val. lace Gi Chinicnonicnannoanaknosmagasan’ (4 Cambric Drawers, trimmed_withtucks and-wide embroide = ~ Handkerchiefs. ke of tucks, two rows ffle Ful Men's _Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, neat embroidered—one-] inch block initial; sale, CACN scence srecsercrettet eS MO Men's All-Linen! Bandherchiels Y-inch and Ve h soft-finished;-six- for: =~ aaa ee Y4-inch hems, Women’s All-Linen ‘Handkerchiefs, eer qualities: soft finished; each.. 5e Better qualities, 12c. values, at. 8c Women's-Handkerchiefs, 44-inch hems, with neat colored | borders; each .. LAgbupESeS Women's Initial “Handkerchie hems; special, each 22.2... ~_ Table Linens. , All-Linen Damask ° Table Cloths, hemmed | Teady for use, in Hear destenin: “89c,- Sire 55x74-in each $119. heavy and Y-inch hems, Ww ireath effects, M-inch 4 ke Size” S5x60-In., each. “Hemmed Damask Trays, extra heavy, size 19x28-in, 300. valties-erch ——— “Hemstiiched Union Linen Squares and Scarfs, with one row _ of open work in centre: 48x18-mn., each. .14¢ - ~ Size 36x36-in., each..47¢ Scarfs :— Size 18x54-in., each... Are We Soon to Ride from Fort George to Coney Island in an Airship?~ What progress has been made with the Motor Aeroplanes and the dirigible Balloons? Why Js the former type of flying ma- chine most favored by inventors. who would devise a machine of practical utility rather than. an expensive toy? How have the dangers of ballooning been les- sened? A page article on these Interesting subjects appears in The 1907 World Almanac 1,000 toplce—10,000 facts and figures) 25 Cents. 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