The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1907, Page 10

ot UP Touches Off Charge in Trench When Lever is Left Unguar ‘ded. “VICTIM PAINFULLY HL wl |e are ero Waited His Mis- Johnny McBride Chance to Be chievous. Ftiata;-who comes nithin a mile of know- |“ Ing as much as Jo y MeBria put}, the powers of dynamite, “Jaw Jack” his playmate ealla himseis, fhim, and “a limb of th pthe way a certain contra jman deecribes him. He is ¢ Pyeara old, yet he has the wh Porhood fn a tremble. @hake Monday evening #o0n, and incidentally unfortunate laborer to pi A sewer is being laid in West {Hundro! and Twenty-ntt! Ttween Broadway and jmue, and the construction gangs to boxes are strewn all over Jot | pM yground. | Ali day Mortey Mem up a rapid series of bias! Johnny was in the seventh heay Get. Adout 6 o'clock the final bi ef the day was rammed hom», the wi wonhectal with the fulminating Yand deoks cleared for actio fast moment there we: | Frank Carta, one of t: @ynt beck into the trenc ‘What had eone wrong. Th c PWatteries which were to send tie cur Tent to the bist left them unguarde awhile he went to get a loa of tobacco for bin pipe. Johnny had watched every mov the blasters. Gathered around were & number of his playmates, Younger and some older. As ea fn the preparations for the blast went forward, Johnny, out of his wisdom and experience, described its purpose. Bie saw the battery man leave his plant "and he led his companions over § expatiated on what pne ‘sh or} battery would do and remarked fm @ minute there would be “p big ay he sewer ¥ $ ‘The utterance of that word “noise” have been the father of Johnny's ext move. He took hold of the lever ‘with both hands and. then taking a There was a pn that sat rs rnin thelr 2 arecks and lifte* the single laborer In the trench into the street, unconscious and painfully hurt BROTHER HE HANGED. P & Warned of Plan to Assassinate om Him, Sheriff Shoots His i Man on Sight, DALLAS, Tex, May 1 was hanged in | @ays ago for the murder a family at Edna, Tex, w evening in Hana by Sheri ‘There has been dis: é Powell negroes ever Was confined in jail fag Arthur Powell and bis Jaw, George Alexander, went to Edna b Qogether, George Alexande P thelr arrival inquired for Sherif apa told him that Arthur Powel t @aid he was going to ki! tng Felix Powel! $0 town with bim end ammunition a! Yesterday had Keg for hang proached him facing Bex, and Kbullets into the nes ei atic rite The negro's x close at hand. He had Sifter and a full box trey @cene of the »! 7 jHouse ana intorr Bee MoCreery and Cour ‘ae Mitcheli of the } g ROMINA! cusiod the Grand Ju —e- STROMBOLI VOLCANO A TITANIC CANNON, ss Red-Hot Stones H & Mountain Side Deva 74 ple Flee for Their | everything within | (tsa te k of ihe crater avd the Hee of the These Suits are taken from our regular sfock—{qwo o- Women's Suits in Men’s Wear Gray KILLS NEGRO WHOSE | w THE EVENING WORLD, Twain's atcrotary made answe saying salle lnk he MS MAY 1, wn of Ox ord, England, kK an President to New Yor of the Jew Wild “R rN a ae “Ohl HE WON AS BOY Sees : Notie's 4 Views of Chris- « tan Science and Mrs, eddy, the Cause M 1 Sold Only at Our Four Stores, t| 489 Fulten St., BROOKL‘ N Opporlie Abrahom & Straus IMPORTANT SALE OF At Exceptionally Low Frices. Mixtures, in light and dark ef fects novelty materials in black and colcrs. - Difference in Noses «makes no difference to the reques.| HARRIS SUCTION CLIP. Itholds eyeglasses firmly, » securely and comfortably upon any shaped nose— and it DOES NUT PINCH. Fitted to your glasses for 35 cen's. » Noir Fourth Ave.” E near Lenox Ave, 442 Columbus Av.,Sist & 82d Sis. | WOMEN’S GARMENTS Women’s Coat and Eton Suits in silt lined Votle—Men’s Wear also, fancy light and dark three of a style—being lines Wwe are discontinuing—they wer: sold a $25.00 to $40.00, and just marked down /o 15.00 fF Sey 25.00 Hixtures—stripe and platd ef- fecis—new Cutaway and Sing!e-Bressizd Cos'—deep pleated : 529,75 le Skir's—deeps ’ Pan omen’s separate stix-lined V also pleted Taffeta Si Shirt s— *11.00 How To Get Rich: It Is Not erin fv a wealth an acy’s Depositors’ Se He Account system is the shortest a ce, UW What You Save That Makes You Rich. road to route, START A DEPOSIT AC: COUNT: KNOW HOW MUCH YOU_SPEND AND FOR WHAT YOU SPEND IT, f money——great ————E Special Delivery Service for | Deposit Account Patrons. As an additional convenience | for our Deposit Account Patrons, we will DELIVER FREE DURING THE SUMMER, to any station in the United Siates east of the Mississippi River, P. RCHLASES CHARGED TO DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS, RH. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Ars Their Low read @) Wiway 4! Oth Aw. Value $37.07 ide and bor pleated; Value $18.00 ¢ to Wed Educa er, Whom He’ ®@awyer Her tor’s Daug Not Seen in Six Years. c— ——$——$—$————= ieee | OM Community Silver | on Yeur Table, You Have THE BEST PLATED. WARE Your MONEY, |WILE BUY. -am = ORE 1! VERS in Wt ITY. Tis _¢ rs. In be: t to g LING SI QUAL LLY unlim i Etons, 1 Short Box C id nall women. C Ae 807,74, Value $35.00. INE the good qu 2 Butter Knives Bee e PislServers Cream Ladles | Gravy Ladies 81.24 : : Sugar r an = gee For Slencer Figure: | rr - | ‘ $3.49 | Rustic Wares for For Mesiim an Fell Figures | Porch cr Garden. von a5 cut, | A $3.39 | BAOEE END For Slender Figures Flower Tubs tely t ‘ wer \ es gh | Rrra ee $4.96 For the Bath. Fer Medium Firure Bi eome me | sen $5.94 For Slender ard Medium Fig- cres ¢ or cout ' £ * as or raight 1 $6.94 i to $17.24 | f si | 4 Rewarkably Tan Footwear—Brcad Stocks * Int re ting Sale of _ a ee (SS : i len 2 a ~ Sn me oY y ¢ 3 > ia -9 ey | £2.88 on”. EB > wo 9 oGG6= : ‘ : : SSStaesa thse: : BSaecees Women's, Misses’ and Children’s 4 ORIENTAL ‘RUGS AND orimen For example, this select Combined with a — For Women,.—— SALE OF DOMESTIC nS estat ae itech _ RUGS, CARPETS, LIN rs | |] OLEUMS and MATTINGS ENGLISH AND TON PUMPS, with er : ‘ at REDUCED PRICES Ws or | REDUCED ERICES f N TIE " q x Third Floor, elted t - AILOR AN X FO with turned and { also Pum } 7 M | Women’s Hosiery, “The Pair $3.49 to $5. 94, | 1c, 24c, 48c. Am vn are WOMEN TON-+—y, ohh eal Col { \ en's Shoe " DECIDEDLY ter and caltsk | t elsewhere for " ’ pina $4.96 | At 19¢ « Pair Black gauze er, reinforced; Black th lace ankles, in all-over lace a ripe effects; reinforced cieht Black cotton | Pe 24c a Pair—Tan liste, vassort Women’ 8 ‘Colored Silk Umbrellas. Fist, | also median w Rain or St and 264 ; 0 At $2.24—Pive Silk Taffeta re br and forced grain lisle, medium plum; natur { lastic, reinforced. 7 At 4c a Pair =fBlack liste At $3,96 Tape bug | wood raves and medium weight Isle th and without garter tops, rein td) also Black liste, plaig and lace and th embroidered insteps of designs Viner Grades of Women's Hosiery In Regular Stocks At Prices Rausing Up to 48. %. plum, nat At $4,96—, partricge wox and 12-inch xf. with nakew ) a variety Umbrellas At Price 15.94 Wy $8.04 Finer Color «Macy & Ce. 's Attractions Are Their Low Prices C B'way at 6th Av. WOMEN’S SUITS General Reductions Throughout Our ae Stocks. ini r of fab rics and mo. vats, with the popular p } ni "$26. 74 and $28.74, ow $19. 74 rast Suits That Were $29.74 and $34.74, Now $22.74 Sie $39.74 and $43.74, Now $29.74 29 SS Sale of Women’s Silk Dresses. Late $4.00 At $16.74. Value $21.00. { house and adjoining hotels tu drageing thetr begzage HOTEL FIRE SCARE AT ATLANTIC CITY. of mt Blaze Empties mors Another Big Beach-Fre Cates When the fireme in between rived the fire had crept and Theatres ATLANTIC CITY, No J, May 3 the rear & viding of the big} roling ave 1 a ecare through t and called out Clocks of Every De ee ntable Sort '|and GUARANTEE | 34th to 35th St. | | EVERY “ONE OF | —— [cee BROADLY i t dels, the latter i eristi¢ re Areigy4, | |mae as Value $18.00. ie ress, made of Women’s Neckwear Reduced ce H 4 34.59 $11.89 $101.89 | Je range of Were $1.34 to $6.93: Sale, 74c to $3.48 —————_—_—__ Te ee — ; Coat Sets, of pique, hem- al at...48e | |! Lawn Swings. Fr, The “Paris” Nu ik frame, enamelled red; each.' ..$3.96 | | - : ms The “Paris” Two-Passenger Swing, | spnis 94 $9.94 seats two adu'ts comfortabiy,. $5.94 | | Marm ( eat areas The “Paris” Four-passenger Swing, S0-k ement Steel Frame Swings wide and roomy; seats £ Gliding Settee Swing, «th a © l ually x kin, Passegers ; Ferris Lawn Swings, made of mae al ¥ passenger, 84.49 t < y st 5.6 bh ind v: . Swines-in regular stocks } to 9 g “Ked Star” ( h Sw j. Finer G a OSO.50. “thourh Meth lat prices ranging up | —_—_—_— >, Summer Men’s Weight Underwear. | SSORTMENTS nos at their b F z Heyer ! A selec on, tre 1} { n tne t am e 1 1 terize the mi n rush, and assurance es g00. yo ae : Bs to $2.97 | Children’s Stockings 19c a Pair. +... the year will z Shirts and Drawers to Match Imported (French) Balbriggan Shirts artwright A Warner's and Drawers, elsewhere 65¢ gauze merino, garme $1.98 and 75c the garment, here 49c White Lisle Thread and 1. & yr.| Cartwright & Morley’s Cotton garments Aa 5 $2.49 1 elsewhere at 7S¢ the 4 Imported » Shirts and garment , MBG) one sarc $2.44 ited (French) Balbriygan and White Lisle Thread; the xa neat 69c | Dra $2.98 & R. Morley’s Imported 1 \ White "Mering, the garment 94c a $3.69 German Lisle Thread, white and alities up to $6.98 the garment ecr fine qual ty the gar Higher the grade, the Rreater the say meh $1.59) in, i. Reed Go-Carts and Carriages. ).2»..1~ 04 Wloor Of standard designs and construction, at PRICES CONSIDER ABLY LESS THAN REGULAR Reed Folding Go-Carts, ‘reclining mck and toe, rubber-tired wheels; complete with brake and umbrella clamp; quantity—1 50. $8.50 to $11.00 values, sale . $6.74 to $8.94 Reel Hood Go-Carts, steel tubing gear, china handles, 54 ir ober tires; quantity—-50, Value $22.00 to $25.00, sale, $18.64 to $20.77 Reclining Hood Go-Carts, sice! tubing gear in light oak finish, quantliyres Regular price, $17.21, sale $14.43 Reed Go-Carts, oak finish, imitation leather tops $19.61 to $32.46 Reed Carriages, with parasol and cover... $12.27 to $35.69 Parasols ___Paresol Rods _Safety Straps _ Sze to $1.69 18 and 16 —31e to 49¢