The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1907, Page 4

THE © VENING FORLD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 came back Mr. McCarroll, “that we are hot concerned about Mr. Metz'a opinion of what is our business. Neither do we care what may be. the Corporation Crunsel’s opinion.’ The Commisatonér dit off his words with anuch asperity, and it was obviour that he avae tn something of & temper, Mr. Bassett, who ix a close friend of the Comptrotier, made on nr his oint, failed, It | } eta :pirolier’s Volunteered : tD : isso Pate Nose | HED BAB WHHL Turned Down, ETON IS IGNORED. NDL oh Says’ McCarroll’ of Remarkable Rescues at Col- fs tter and: Corporation lapse 6f Building in Which ; Counsels Opinion. Dozen Were Killed. he open testing of the Public Urin-| 1, y gee. I Seca ie Me Uun| LONDON, Ont, July 1.—The work of ing up in A row, on account of a|rescue in the debris of Crystal Hall, which ‘collapsed yesterday afternoon, was continwed during the night and ts still tn progress to-day. The total of known dead Is eight and this number probably will be increased to eleven er twelve. Many persons were rescued from the collar of the stores during the early hours of the morning, practically unin- ter from Comptroller Mets, who 16 the Atlantic, bound’ for Eurepe, tds letter Mr. Metz made some per- saggestions as to what the pup Beeded in the way ef rapid transit they stirred_up resentment, ‘inere ‘& wbat over tho letter eni tne et Corporation Counsel Pendie~ te the legal status of the Com- Waleh {t accompanied, wita ertort { BURIED NUNS EXHIBIT AT HAU MURDER TRA Accused Washington Profes- sor, With Gruesome Object in Sight, Is Silent, KARLSRUHD, Germany, July | 17.— The trial of Kal Hau, charged with the murder of. his -mother-tn-law, Frau Molitor, In Baden-Daden on the erening of Nov. 4 1908, began in thia city to- day, Hau was at one time professor of Roman law in George Washington Uni- versity, Washington, D. C. He practised law in Washington ap to the the of his going abroad with his. family about @ year ago. After the alleged murder he fied to London. nhere he waa taken tnte custody. Later he was returned to Germany, and, aa many people claimed he was Insane, the question of ida men- tal conditien was thoroughly tnvesti- gated with the result that he was formally declared to be in his right mind ‘Mra, Hau committed suictte by @rowning in June of this year, leaving & farewell letter In which she said ane could no longer bear the potrow of Dv: ing apart from her husband, jured. A woman’ with a. baby in her Arms was jocaled early jast night, She told her rescuers that she and the child were uninjured: but were unable to move. Bhe called for water, and it yas given to her through a tube. The rescuers her at 3 AM. Bhe wae-uninjiired and the baby was uura- Ing at her breast. i A party of three girls was rescued from the cellar of Brewster's stpre by breaking though tho cellar wall from’ the adjoining store on the east. They were Libble Smith, Ethel Barl and Elsie Harding. Thoy were badly bruised and suffering frdm shock Joseph Long, of the clothing firm of Hamilton, Long & Co, Is still numbered among the missing, and there appears to be no doubt that his body is ‘buried in Mie ruins.—‘Thres” clerks in| Hamilton & Long's store are also on “NY! the missing lst A woman who was walling past the building when the front wali fell and Ms reported to have been engulped by the wreckage, has not been found ‘The known dead are W. T. Hamilton, Frank emitn, Ciara Mullins, Wise Tamblin, Mr. and Mrs. Edward powell: Joseph Long and an unidentified 4 ett-and Mr, McO.rrell doing cold give reliet would be Gn the slevated roads to ated ‘igep ‘hatween | | the cempletion the Vourth avenue subway in Brook- — Calle Opinion “Sturt.” jesioner “Haaeett ask RerUMGtE ano crreuek legeec bouts: 6,000 held. tn the Finance Department herkiage trom the old Rapid ‘Tran- . He got the letter and Counsel's’ opinion in re Afiar reuding ‘the letter, that it asta ‘Tapher, but relatives who viewed the tedy this morning sey the identification was a mistake, The man's features are Almont unreroenizadle. a $5,000,000 LONG ‘BEACH MORTGAGE 4S FILED. MINEOLA, L. ¥., July 17.The largest mortgage over filed in Nassau County wah recorfed to-day in the County Clerk's office here. It 1s for $5,009,000 and in given by the Long Beach’ Gom- y_to. the Title Guarantee and Tetust. Rech inetoraens ie Bante to make Long Beach a second Atlantie: co i “aigned by ex: rnolds, President 0 ‘be, expedient for reference be ould: <6 ‘ good reading gen- rand make mo Feason why that stuf ‘imto. pur official records’? McCarroll. do. I/" added Chairman Willcox, r. Eustis uni Mr. Maltble con- ea with negative shakes I think we would’ be mo; fe od 10. m ‘asors,”* Bassett. Ww. . ‘that reason I still urge that the | Lone” Beadtt ley, jena the ik tr and opinion go in out minutes.” | Bal President of th Ue Gumrant Sle cenit Seetntnee en hace ee It was once reported that Haw hed confessed to the murder of Frau Molitor, Dut this was later dented. Hau eitered the court room this morntug ten minutes before the season opened. He was acoompanted by his counsel, Dr. Dieta, and two gendarmes. Ono of these officers sat immediately behind the prisoner during the entire Person ‘the muree of hs Fife showing mbove the back of tha seat occupied bY the prisoner, : ‘While Hau ohatted cheerfully with crowded around the ing the Judge's to inapeot exhibit of rye heart in a glass vessel with alco- set ‘There isa gaping wound in the centre, The selection of a jury trom a venire which of twenty-eight men, of each skle—could reject seven, ‘only ten minutes, Afterward a let of more than seventy witnesses ten experts to be called was 5 he presiding judge examined Hau for three hours. The prisoner pleaded not guilty to the charge against him, but he admitted having been in Baden- Baden the night the tragedy occurred. ‘The examination took a wide range, In- cluding Hau's lif» In Washington ‘and his visite to Constantin: in an un- successful effort to negotiate conces- siona from the Porte for certain Ameri- can orma. ‘The Judge then read en extract trom the will of Hlau’s “wife left by her with ho: farewell loiter before oommt suicide. One provisien ofthis” doc: ment {= that her Uttle daughter sheuld take another name. The Judge said this indicated that Mra. Hau was con- vinced of ner huspeea wullt. Hau replied with much feeling tha: hg had not had '@, single opportuni 4 fie in prison to have @ private tal! with his wife and that if he hed she never could have gotten such @ convic- tion, This was the only instance dur- the swer, a matter of oner was silent on all the essential points of his case. The general tmpresston of the session rwas strongly unfavorable to the pris oner. : Removal Notice. After September First at 34th Street, BROADWAY AND 21ST ST., NEW YORK. " Clearance-Sale—Remarkable Values ____ FULTON AND BRIDGE STS.,__ fee et Li it teeta by BROOKLYN. Women’s and Misses’ Tail Gowns, Linen Tailored ~The entire stock of te White, blue and black Serge. Suits, Jumper Dresses, Lingerie Gowns, Outer Garments, Walking Skirts | _of Linen, Voile, Serge and Panama, _Lingerie, Lace and Silk Waists Will Be -Closed Out Regardless of Cost. Before Inventory. —- ored Suits, Suits, | MESSAGE SENT IK Gov. Hughes Says Metz Should Be Granted the Privilege He. Seeks, (Roectal to The Bvenine World.) ALBANY, July 17,—Goy. Hughes sent td the extra seasion of the Lestsiature to-day a epecial message recommending four new subjects for consideration. The most important is thet of provid- ing legislation to permit th ot New York City to diapo sale of ety bomds not taken at pubiio pale, ‘ The Governor in his meseage ald: “T recommend ‘an amendment. to the Greater New York charter #0 a2 to pro- vide, that whenever the Comptroller of the cliy has been unable to sell at pub- Ne sale any portion of the bond and corporate stook duly offered, such por- tion may be sold by him at private saie for not less then their per value.” _ oo A ticket of admission to Ellin’s VICTIM'S HEART PRIVATE BOND SALE /HUGHES WANTS KEW «CTY DISTRICTS Governor Says Aldermanic! - Bailiwicks Should be Split Up More Equally. (Bpectal to The Even'ng Werld.’ ALBANY, July 17.—-In a special meo- page to the Legislature to-day Gov. Hughes called for the enacti ot a lew providing for new Alderm=~'> dis- tricts in Greater New York. “The present districts, established many years ago,’ he remarked, “do not properly conform to. the present istribution “of population and redis- tricting is necessary7in order to secure a fair equality. of representation.” ————-__— COMSTOCK ARRESTS BOY. ‘Anthony Comstock appeared vo-fiay in the Tembs Court against Wiliam Gmith, nineteen years old, who cave his addres as No, 2% East Eighth mreci.! Magistrate Cornell sent Smith to the Tombs in default of ball to await trial tn Bpectal Sessions, Mr. Conistock sald ugh Nassau ng crea raining throu, Newest street Qesaw Bmith And another boy laughing Nard. He looked over smiths a tiker and) was “awfully shocked.” fia said at what he say. CORRECT DRESS Continuation Sale Retiring from Business Still Further Reductions Our Entire Stock of High Grade Outer Garments to Be Closed Out at Once Regardless of Cost or Value $27.50 SUITS, Panama mixtures, stripes and checks..-.+.++.5 ~ $25.00 LINEN SUITS, various styles...... $35.00 TAFFETA SUITS .....ser00e 3415.00 DOTTED SWISS SHIRT WAIST DRESSES. $20.00 LINGERIE PRINCESS DRESSES. $35.00 EMBROIDERED TAFFETA JUMPER DRESSES. $9.50 GRAY PANAMA MIXTURE SKIRTS. $5.00 WHITE LINON SKIRTS..... $25.00 RUBBERIZED SILK RAIN COATS. $25.00 LONG TAFFETA COATS. } $30.00 LACE COATS, varlous models, $2.00 LAWN WAISTS, numerous styles $12.75-MESSALINE_WAISTS, elsborately trimmed $17.50 LINGERIE WAISTS, Batiste and Lewns « 20 West 23d Street ~ Continuation Ge Our Annual Midsummer Clearing Sale of ; ~ Women’s Low Cut Footwear - Tans, Whites, Blacks and Colored Shoes, in all the smart styles, light welt and turn soles; | values $5.00 and up, at 2. Broadway & 2oth St.; sth Ave.; 19th St. 9.75 10.00 12,75 7.50 11.75 16.50 5.50 3.00 14.75 12,75 18.75 85c 5.75 1.785 Opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel. Lord Taylor Shoe Department ‘ Lane Stern Brothers sa taeis crate ation iit -_gmong the specially priced Oxfords, with tips, at $3. With” | Brass Bedsteads & Bedding \ At Greatly Reduced Prices, To-morrow | BRASS BEDSTEADS, two inch tubing, $19.00, 24.75, 30.00 “Formerly $22.75, 30,00 and 36.00 | UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRINGS, $10.00, 12.50, 16.75 Formerly $12.50, 16,00 and 21.75 : HIGH GRADE FELT MATTRESSES, full size, 45 Jbs., art licking, (THIRD FLOOR, ANNEX) $15.00. West Twenty-third Street Store Closes Dally at 5 P. M. Saturdays at 12 o'Clock. 4 The Business Factory — Is Making a Record This Week Who would have expected to find WaNamaxer’s so tromendously busy during the third week of July? With these two great buildings. to divide up the crowds, facilities were taxed at times to take care of the throngs that came. ; The week still has many economy surprises—~some that we shal tell you about—others that you will need to come to the store to: find. The best opportunities of the year for thrifty men and women. Today's news is of broad interest. : Men’s $25 to $38 Suits at $17.50 Tomorrow morning we will place-on sale 423 fancy Summer Suits from our own regular stocks. They are made of fancy worsteds, cassi- meres and cheviots. All are half-lined with thin alpaca or serge. Ina wide variety of good, desirable patterns. . They are suits such as we have been selling regularly at $25, $28, $30, $32.50, $85 and $38. On sale tomorrow at $17.50 a suit, Men'a Clothing’ Store, Main floor, New Butlding, 1,200 Washable Dresses for Women. At $2.85 Each Dresses That Were Formerly $4, $5 and $7 This is a collection of lawn, linen, percale and chambray dresses, in complete lines of sizes and in many attractive styles. The lot includes'shirt-waist suits and lingerie dresses, Excellent garments for home or vacation wear. They have been selling previously in our stock for $4, $5 and $7; now all are priced at $2.85 each. The July Shoe Sale We are still weeding out the small lots and surplus stocks of men’s, women’s and children’s shoes. This means handsome reductions of our own fine lots, which repre- sent the best mee shoes on the market. Men's and women's §5 Oxfords, in the most desirable shapes, Main Aisle, Old Building cau fey Cconomy [@ascwent, Women’s White Skirts at $1.35 ‘An entirely new style of Women’s Washable White Walking Skirts has just come in, to sell at the enticingly low price of $1.35, It is of Union linen, with nine gores, each finished with two stitched tabs at hips; bias fold around bottom. Ten other stylish models are also here, at $1 to $2.65 -excellent se- lection for the woman who wants several of these cool. inexpensive skirts for Summer wear, . 7 Girls’ Summer Dresses at $1 These pretty little dresses are not fo be confused with the ordl- nary, badly finished dresses usualiy sold at such a low price. These are good {n every way. Materials are selected with an. eye to good Ww broken In sizes, of course, at | oUt} und fast color. They will launder perfectly. ‘They are made $3.40 a pair. by the same operators that make our more expensive dresses. Skirts A fine collection of Men's } have full hems, and the dresses open the entire length of the back, making ironing easy. : Ginghams and percales, light ‘and dark grounds, in a number of pretty colorings and patterns. 6 to 14 years. $1 each. Good Towels for the Summer Bath The towel supply {s always put to the test during the Gummer months. While these splendid offerings last, at these very low prices, you can buy towels for the trip to the bach or the frequent dips fn the tub at home, at very Ittle cost: 50c. Turkish Bath Towels at 35c. Snow-white, 26xM4 in, hemmed, soft and absorbent. Full 50c value. Cotton Honeycémb Towels, 8c. pair. Good, rough-and-ready towels, ample size, formerly sold at 26c a pair. Mail orders will be too late. Turkish Bath Towels, 10c, Worth 15c each. Unbleached, good size, Framed Pictures, 25c Regular 60c value. Colored prints, In many attractive landscape § and figure subjects. Mounted on gray backs. 14-inch gilt frames— these alone are worth more than the price of the whole. Good Stationery at Low Prices ___Paper 1s good, style and sizes are correcta vacation hint wort heeding. At these little prices: SSS Club: Vellum, in cream ané blue, Three sizes. Paper 10c Ib., en- velopes 1i¢ hundred. of La American Fabric. hundred. Pronch Cambric. White or azure. Three sizes. West End for notes, Helen and Frances for letters. Paper 25c Ib., envelapey 25; hundred, = 3 iol | Brownle Linen, 24 sheets and envelopes, regularly 20c a box now 12c¢ box. : , Sample Shoes, in sizes 6% to 7%, in A and B widths, $4 to $6 qual- Iles, at $2.85 a palr. Boys’ Shoes. of Casco calfskin; splendid vacation shoes; regularly $2, at $1.50 a pair. i Women's $3 and $3.60 black patent calfskin and coltskin Ox- fords, in various toe-shapes, at $1.50 a pair. - Then, if you do not find exactly what you want shoes, you are certain to flud it among the regular stocks. “Women’s tan calfskin pumps, in- smart shapes, at $3, $3.90 and $5. Women’s tan calfskin Blucher plain_toes. at $3.90, Women's white canvas Pumps, at $3 and $3.90. White canvas Oxfords, 2t $1.50 and $3. White canyas Ribbon Ties, at $2. Men's and Boys’ Shoes, Main floor, New rT Calldren's Shoes, Main JOHN WANAMAKER | -_ Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St. “Cloth finish. Paper 16c Ib., envelopes 15¢ Women's 4nd oor. A Complimentary Ticket =~ of Admission to Famous Dreamland, Coney Island, And Ellis’s Great Spectacle, oe Feast of Belshazzar, ==» With Next Sunday’s World. © Greater New York Only, +