The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1907, Page 7

— “THE EVENING WORLD, | WEDNESDAY,— Dg v7 + MIND GONE FROM JUDGE SAYS HE | HARMSWORTH AGREES TO the attempt to bring bout the combl: || VY DAMAGES. | “Arter a nearing that nan lasted tor|| | ee Fe SE re ee om Sued for $20,000 in Two Actions, | S $250, \ < withdrew thelr plea of Juntt London Publisher With- pales rates bani eaten ete? saul | ' TRANSFER iF draws Defense. Mr, Lever, tt 1s declared, took a lead- | TO : ing part In the efforts to establish the || LIVERPOOL, July 17—Tho attempt] soap combin ‘ made in the fall of 1% to organize a ‘ine dam s awarded In the Lever huge acap combine in the United King-|ca8o are by far the largest ever pald ; ‘aly Cor Mel in antrs.. ‘The previous dom, which rapidly came to an end] forord Hedi erarded || a a —_.__ under the pressure of adverse public opinion, had @ sensational sequel {n the : Aasize Court’ to-day, when ‘William | (20, Aum jor Sn Mood aa the rhighs Charles oe Used False} Magistrate House Tells Patrol-| Hesketh Lever, Liberal Member ‘of Par-|4rater mark for any legal action. orc 7 Wament for the Wyrrall Divislon of —_—_. Name in Carrying man O'Sullivan He Is Not Cheshire cesuren cement fore Onn MORGAN STILL AT IT. j hse =i bt : conte against’ (Wo). PARIS, July 1%.—J. Plerpont M Out Suicide, |-—=Fit to Be on.Force, —_|6t"ma tarmunrtn “newapepety for] MES, 20% Mot Birpont Merman _. |ibels published ty them during the] century manuscript, comprising stories Y course of the controversy that followed l of Queen Margaret of Navarre. DISAPPEARED _ FRIDAY. | 24a W Bainy, ¢ retired policeman, walked out of the Yorkville Court to- Gay, where he had been arraigned on x , |eomplaint of Policeman Bugene O'sul- His Doctor Had Warned Him|uvan, tecting that he wae-avenged at we Fe) 42,000 of the Famous Louis Auerbach + SOLDSILK SchRES for Men at a Bona Fide Reduction of 50 to 75 ARV Women Avoid ‘ last for ineults he had endured for eal to Give Up Work in His | years. 10 bad heard Magiatrate House O * @ | ys Inenbaat hie ancient enemy, and bear. |f erations | - Laboratory. lane n'est] MY PEF ALIONS. Per Cent. from Regular Prices, le | on Barry told the Court that hoand O'Sul- Hyan used:to be’ fellow policemen on duty at ‘Special Sessions, and it was of Charles Waloneck, a druggist, at rece fhiake trolley first cams beeen he very thought of the honptal 5 in| One Hundred and Sixty-first street and . o oar the operating table and the ‘ - “This policeman,” said Barry, who Phird—aventie, found dead-in tle room) is forty yeara old and lives at No, Iil]f ®trikes terror to-her heart. female trouble is told that an oper ‘ation {se necessary, it, of course, : htens her. Overwork In his laboratory ts, as signed to-day as the cause of the suloide We bought Louis Auerbach’s entire sur- | the character of workmanship.” Auerbach’s ” plus stock of SQUDSILK Neckwear ‘at a price | SOUIDSILK Neckwear is “GOLD. MEDAL that lets us sell it for_one-half_to_one-fourth | NECKWEAR. In-open competition with - can at the Hotel Imperial, with several) 5. 7 “ It is quite true that these troub- =i Boxes containing morptine ‘on a table| Dore Witueth streat, “made it’ M61} tos may reach s stage where an ope- its real value. oeepachs SALIPSILE Neck ie world’s best producers it was awarded ration is the only resource, but a wear is famed for its high quality, refined | the gold medal significant of superiority. Un- Wb Mee ‘He made my life unbowrabie, and even His wife, with whom: he Ilved at No.|stie--1“jeft the force two years ago Sareea. women’ have been cured 34399 Walton avenue, the Bronx, went| nh» continued to, abuse mo, by Toile e Pinkham’s Negetable to the undertaking rooms of Charles} ~] was standing in front of the Hotel mpound after an operation has 7 if Winterbottom, at NoA62 Sixth avenue. | Netherland last night talking to a pean ee dedl mponlas the only Ga Ue vet this morning to identify the body. . | friend, when O'Jullivan came along. He ¢ strongest and most gratefu, She declared her husband had been Saenes to the TramMc Squad and is sta-|§ Statements possible to make come from women who by taking Spending practically all of his Gays th avenue and Fifty- EY aed tatentsilahiuis leas ateratieaskioe | eee eee Lydia E-Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound experiments in chemistry, She 1s cer-| ‘the minute he saw me he renewed|{ made from native roots and herbs, have escaped serious operations, as tain that hia mind became unbalanced | ne taunts that have made me miser-|f evidenced by Miss Rose Moora's case, of 307 W. 26th St., N. 0 writes:— by hard work and study. ableiforie long Tend whan titold hin Dear Mrs. Pinkhami-"Lydia EB. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has Mr. Waloneck was prominent in Ger-| to go away and Jet me alone or 1 would | Cured me of the very worst form of female trouble and I wish to express club Ife and German society. He! report him he arrested mo to you my deepest gratitude. I suffered intensely fortwo yéars so that was a highly educated man. Leaving| + walked along without any fues,|§ 1 Wos'unable to attond to my dutics and was a burden to my family. I Kis home last Friday he told his wife} but when he had me in Firty-eighth doctored anddoctorea with only temporary reliefand cdnstantly objecting he was going to his store. She diq| street near Madison avenue he looked to an operation which I was advised to undergo, I decided to try Lydia Rot.aea him alive after that __| BBOUK to eo if any one was watching. | FE. Pinicham's Vegetable Compound; {t cured me of the terrible trouble Registered Under Falee Name. | 1 kuess 1 made no more resistadce inen | and I am now in better health than I have been for many years.” RE lis) tordodge a lit This and other such cases should encourage every woman to try Ly- He went to the Hotel Imperial Mon-} Policeman Q'Bulllvan told @ different|#! dia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound beforgshemubialts ton o watont day and registered “Ch. | story. He charged Barry with using Gag, Bottaie Ne Ys ahd ns eiven a} profane language and assauitag tin|! Mirs. Pinkham’s Standing Invitation to Women Foom on, the third floor. Me was not| “‘Masistrete ‘House tiowned down on|} ‘ Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to noticed acting strangely, but last even-| the polioenass with an eye that prom- promptly communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, st Lynn, Mass. From tho ing, aa his room wax locked and the ict @ scolding he would not soon for- symptoms given, the trouble may be located and the quickest and surest key remained in the door on the Inside, | **Orgulllvan,” he began, “you are not | | Way of recoveryendvised. the chambermaid, who had repeatedly | At to be on the police foice. 1 am tried to get in and make up the room, | #bamed of you. EF want you to under- 2 1" do" not y notified the office. House Detective cane ee ancbeneve ace Riryi fen Charles Forgee knocked at the door,| ‘I only wish Commissioner Linghas|| aid, getting: no reply; troke i could have been-here and heard ils] jp} rivoner tel] his elde of the case, or The druggist was sitting ina chair by |} had the evidence written out for in| a Uttle centre table, as If asleep. The | to see. ee : | Getective spoke to him, then stepped, “I warn you, ever have a case/ before him and saw that he was dead, | ke this fom you again it will Be a Dr. Walter -C, Gilday, the Imperial) Turning to Barry. who was at sage in house physician, was called to the/|the prosence of ld old partner O'Buili- Tom, and gave Jt as his opinion that | Yan for the Arat ime within his mer- Geath had occucred an hour or mora ou are honorably discharged. I am before, The chambermaid sald she sorry I cannot do more to relieve sie | Ten he wrote onthe back ‘of the| eeu and exclusive designs, and distinguished for | questionably the highest quality neckwear. The following price list is eloquent—but—see¢ the goods, sure. / [ $1. G0 Imported French Silk and Linen feguler 50c and 75c French Seam and Foar-in-Hands 'o Sgared and stripe designs: | Reversible Four-in-Hands, various widths, en's farnishing eto over town ell theso scarfa at $1.00. Our Auer- paniwome designs and plain co'ors, ae aie af bach sale prices. .sses cece sdesssceeeee serene Piast @ most remarkable value, Regular 50c and 75c English Foulard Silk, Regular $1.00 and $1.50 Imported Silk Fancy Weaves and Grenadine Four-in- French Seam ands Hexds aad ie _ Hands, | exquisite quality in dots, figur | __perial Squares, rich six in-benutifel_deslgn stripes and solid colors, French seam, at.. and colorings; great variety; vatioue widths, at Regular $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 English Regular 50c, 75c and $1.00 Finest Domes- mares and Folded Squares, finest qual- tic Silk and I rted Silk Bat Wi d a imported silk, magnificent olorlage) and Graduated Tio tex designs in the estrone | 12 for Gealghavhters scans cievesseneay es teess ig lar weaves; various lengths; so!ld colors, too, at) $2.75 Regular $1.00 and $1.50 Finest Quality Regalar 50c and 75c Fine Silk Shield and’ 25 c Imported Silk Band Tecks, nandsoms = Band Tecks, eptendia assortment of natty + Aye ir rlety of designs, most exquisite quality silk, at.. Rew designs; very epecial atsisss-.seseereeses | $1.98 Regular 35c and 50c Washable. Four-in- I Sea Hee, of fine imported mercerized materials, | 18c Re 50 Silk Burlap Fe ‘our-in-Hands; 1 9c i, \ all popular core colors, Cine a et rapped at the door in the afternoon, and | a i, x complaint: From know! ledge | nificent displays in our 84 av., B9th Bt. and Are: ae edalee’, was ‘told to go away. thersatwa. mena, who ‘servedcin iapesio| ing (oor snare rails Bloomingdales’, Main Yioor, 60th St. Section, Wished to Be Let Alone. sersleoyy Mr coBarrsy ined vives mote: , PS SUDSIK SCARVES) Boys’ $1.50 Wash Suits, 59c Ger $4, $5, $6 $2 69 Russian Blouses, Sizes 236 to 7, Boys’ $3 Double BreastedSuits, $7. 39 Low Summer Shoes at A Mill ond Fa A ictory Sale, GOOD Quality Cheviot, Sizes 8 to 15. Special for Thursday, The Best Blue € beads We say with emphasis that i -e bh this lot of low shoes is the erge ults : BEST collection cf high grade X ~ ‘ 2 __|-_] 8ummer footwear for women 4 aL ever offered at so low a price, en ver 6 \ a Nowhere in New York can ( you match these really re- se a NB ‘cable ba: : Bought for Fag yousredoubih” ‘Attare this reasons dajnilest styles, RIBBONTIES, PUMP® AND. : x . : TORFORDS IN TAR CALF, TAN KID, BLACK KID, PATENT ; qh AND WHITE CANVA8—welted or tur solea All elzea ’ and widths, Beguine #00 $5.00, $6.00 valves for $2 69 f *1 am not well the voles inside said, | {love that of O Sullvan” which arguysd the woman's suspicion, |livan, who Agon appeared in the vfeinity manager of the hotel why the police Seasickness Curable ing an autopsy to-day to deter- or bichloride of mercury, some ef which Cures All seas‘ciness. years ¥ husband's home life was happy," Fallure of This Cure, wai fy physican told him some time ago | natural motions ls curable at once with A letter was fount! in the dead man’s | Market for sale. two yeans were spent in took the letter to Mrs, Wale- | manner of and strong stomachs, in “and wish to be let alone.” There was |, Barry gota job at the Hotel Nether- the Trafic Squad. Barry sald. hi sod It was for this reason: she went: of net O'Sullivan at any time withe later to the room, Out feeling his keen insults and jibes Coroner Harburger, after ha learned) He quit the .Netherland<a couple of were not notified, and was told that the mine this point, but 1s confident the! A Remedy Has Been Found That | found on his person, “fourishing and he| _Seasickness, carsickness and all manner to give up his laboratory work and reat, | Mothersiil's Seasick Remedy. Foom addressed to “Charles Waloneck, | experimenting with it. All conditions of both youne L Baye taken the. rem- something tn the tone of the speaker Osu.) || of the case, says ho asked the night man died of heart disease, He ts hold- | @ruggist killed himaclf with morphine Janeck —waa-thirty-fre old, | 0 Case S0-Violent as to Cause « all right mentally until srecentiy, | of nausea arising from violent and un: “wut NE WoUld HOt do It. Hotore thts yemedy “was placed. onthe Walton avenue, N.Y. City.! | eeasicknéss have been treated and all ol edy, easily, with most astonishing results. i Not a single faflure bas been recorded. ~-MOTHER-GETS TWINS} —rhe—remede —fe—-barmiens,—containe ne LOST BY EXPRESSMAN, | cin be sqirained ty the meskent wtoauch oan aosimilated pb; a weakest si ac! * | ‘Three doses nace f9r ms ordinary #000 mile ocean voyare, inging fect a Messenger Couldn't Find New Ad- quillty and peace to the trav ler using tt ' be following letter 1s trom a well-known dress and Sent Pair to Belle busines, man, of “Victoria Road, Halifax 8.1 “I wish to say/that when crosalng yue Hospital. Capot’ strait leat January I. obtained from @ Mr. Chambers: two. capsules of Mother- _ Mra. _Micholas Matus, of No. 6 nilt'a Beasick Rpaesy whiott T: took haloes East Gixty-ttird sireet, went to Belle-| olng aboard ship. In consequence I was ot hia intend rena Joyed_my_mealsall_the Wie Hospital. to-day and got her infant | Pet serail, bul ooser ea as extraordinary, igh + | sa am Very poor alan When the Blatus family, on Monday, | Mother! Seasicl emedy sold in ‘i in is thi were moving from No. 516 West Forty- | Pe gio ao tne work thet ir it preves Unt eigtth strect to thelr present address, | successful your money will be promptly re: the mother put the twins In a go-cart | funded, Send your name and address to-day rf thers! Ly * 4nd told Joseph Miller, of No. 316 West Sane Detroit, Mdlehieetore Intareating’ ina] Porty-ninth street, one of the truck-| formation about this wonderful remedy. | men, to wheel the bables to their new | “They. will weand ou 8 Bef. ox on receipt of price. o: Aiiller Gia his, best. but, couldn't: To- you with fod it tor. ale by Hegeman gate the now address, and after neveral | Co.'s New’ York. and Rrooklyn Stores: | cas Potts Howk: the twine tore West Bx luke Drag Blores, Key York a Brook tv-elghth street station. ‘The babies Cacwell, Massey & Co. Stores, and Were sent to BeHevue Hospital. WR a Hicker Thoth eorea, The Garden Spot of Westchester _ | | Most satisfactorily. And we make it Very Easy for You to Own a Highly Desirable Home Site at Wilmont Park, Midway between the large cities of Mount Vernon and White | Plains and convenieypt to the Scarsdale Station. “That this beautiful, high, healthful, ideal home spot is highly desirable is abundantly proven by the fact Cae in the first week of our new real estate department We Sold $50,000 Worth of the High Grade Restricted Wilmont Park Lots. |. | __Every tot is choice and will most likely double in value in a short time. | Anyway, buying a Jot at Wilmont Park is | A Safe Investment : Of that you ¢an be more than reasonably sure—the trend of homeseekera {a | strongly Westchesterward, | Prices for Fall Size Lots 25x100 ft. Commence at Every cne of the $250 Lots js sold,and in all probability all the $300 Lots will be sold in a very few days. BE WISE. Do not losé a moment's time. If you cennot come, write for particulars. fon The splendid train seryice of the Harlem As to Transportation 7i;,27e°k3 iain. matter of reaching | ‘Wilmont Park a very simple matter. ‘There are 60 trains a day, and the commutation fare is only lic, a| ride, When all improvements to the road are completed—electricity in- stalled—trains may gafely be run at 50 miles an hour, thereby reducing the | time required to reach Wilnnont Park to about half | ;\ ‘The White: Plains trolley line passes all along one side of the property. | The new road—the New York; Westchester & Boston-~a four-track electric road now being built, has filed a map which shows that its route will be near Wilmont Park. ‘This rond will run frequent fast electric trains connecting with the subway system of New York, and the management haa | the next three days at, Never. were any better f - WOMEN’S §2.00| WOME Bis ¥ q . N'S §2.50| MEN’S&WOM!) ss than those we a ye now re 4 WHITE eANGa| TAN CALF| parnH sp Ee 4 ai "} PU selling for ee RIBBON TIES,| EVMPS) srtension| " pes with leather $7.77. WW || Sith Saison CHILDREN’S §1.50 § The coats are lined with . Bx ; eee ae ney SHOES, tan calf, tan kid, patent leather 98c | cool alpaca and the wy Bloomingda! color is guaranteed to bo absolutely fast. He Bloomingdates’“2t-Ptoor,-60th- Bt, Section. | Mill and ees Mill_and Factory Sale. ‘ ee baa ” i | Boys’ 45¢. Blouses, Tc. rectory Sue! | | eiceu' fs eee ects 1,200 of them, but at made of Eng- American taffeta, natural wood lish Gloria, in handles Ay this. surprisingly . little es; guaranteed for past A Ae 24,26 and 28 one year, at... 88c price they should be sold inch 39, iC “IRONCLAR” $200 UMBREL- in less than two Hears: sizes, at y M Jest think of buying fine “STAND-BY” AS. Made of piece dyed taffeta, quality, well made percale $1.00 UM- lock Paragon’ frame, ‘fine fancy blouses for 4 to 14 year old BRELLAS, handles; guaranteed 1 00 boya at 19c.! The bare mae made of mer- for two years; a terials alone would cost you at cerized Eng- “IMPERIAL” §3 AND $3.50 UM- leat double our price. lish Gloria, BRELLAS, Hare silk, steel Blouses are made very full with fancy handles, 48. and wide with a pleat down Abeer eee ere eeereeaeee at. front, pearl buttons, and pocke Bios anes cevanhietn ben is EASA doris tana anlar Hoomingdales’, Main Floor, oth St. Becti Jo ws Splendid variety of new de- iB signs in all sizes, All fresh and clean; all perfect. None C. Q. D. mi + Bloomingdales’, 24 Fioor, Lexington Ay, Section. Teas. Sale of Walters Pianos ata a Senn of 33 to 50 per cent. ath apo belt pricey mneke a neleation rh, 1198 d that arrangements have been made for the transfer of pussen~ | 7 Walters Pianos bean sieas | Mill and Fi Enero Rota ; ill and Factory Sale. $0 Style" O Walters Pianos 40 id ee, 1h OOF 50c In andescent Being roomy, durable and ee light in weight, th ty! nal |i bas C suit cases are the most popular of the season. } Come to aur Real Estate Department as soon as you can. Make rrangements to visit WILMONT PARK and see for | i yourself just. what a delightful spot it is. i seen i They're 24 inches long, 6 : | ; G. 0 tht 28 inches deep and are made Fede k 4 z as U Ss, C. of substantial fib:e grass in % » X ~ brown, blue and mat ng- |)! Mill and Factory Sale, like color, with lzather ree | This lamp consists of a good, substant’al tect:d ccrners, strap tos ' ~.-burner.with regulator which. controls size Of | --f-er—bolts, strong, v sible | flame, incandescent mantle and an opal air metal frame and—inside globe. “This outfit is supertor to the best $0c straps, welllined. A sien: {S incandescent lamp on the market. did value at this price. Bloomingdales’, Third Floor, $0th Bt, Section. Blooinitigdacs', Matn TRANSPORTATION ABSOLUTELY FREE. - BLOOMINGDALES’ REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT, Bloomingdale Bldg., Rear Lexington Ave., 59th St.~ Side. 5. 00 Down al *1.00 a Week. a ~ No Insurance, No Interest, No “Extras” Whatever. Piano Delivered-to your home on First Payment of $5. your old plano HS AB beautiful new Walters and pay any balance Fxchange it'the rots ots) per oe o Lees Upon request a representative will atl, “Warerooms, 34 Floor, soth at. Section | All Cars Troster t Bloomingdale les’, tm Lex. to $d Ave., 59th to 6Ath St