The evening world. Newspaper, July 26, 1907, Page 5

FANS! GET SEASON PASS “MANN THE BLEACHERS” a lot of apologizing, COL, FIGYELMESSY, FRIEND «Austria: Had Put-Price-on Head of wth the -revelutionaryaplrlt Bret tered on the automatic sprinkler sya his military record {x an followa: HIS DREAM OF DEATH liis papers, and aterted across the Long depleting scenes at train bound-from Jamatea str 1 { }Pt yect mitt mat toe jot { Umi ety i he Man in the Bleach D attendance vat every game. | pedparty Look sharp and you may find him. When you do, the privilege of wit- 1 V0) aessing the games {ree for the remainder of the season {s- yours for the asking. Being a democratic, sort of a chap, and withal a modest kind of a fellow, he ‘/passes up" the grand stand, preferring the open seats, where he will mingle freely with the crowd. Each day he will fatthfully relate hia expeffence and the various conversationr he may have entered into, the to togethey with descriptions of parties spoken to and other information that w/ll tend to {dentity him. | ik s] ut lyou locate him, ‘say, “Mr. Man in the Bleachers," and He will pre- sent you with a season pass free. F The only condition imposed {s that you must have a copy ‘of The Evening World of current issue at (ime.of making tdentification. Get to-day’s Evening World and you may see yourself accurately escribed and your conversation tersely narrated. BY ‘‘THE MAN IN THE BILEACHERS.” | Richmond New Ye nals, “a funds {t needs view to Increase t through taxes, | him trom sloner Carroll, HOPE FO STATE LIND TU nto, New ts on 4 rat population, the do 50. Public who [able sentiment of the commission by | J Never Fails to | RESTORE GRAY HAIR Ciflzenk He also read a let statiog that he Is aware of the impor em 1 at thd LS i H U Commissione?} tain and poln |Stores were established ? reater hi HIN ) reflected the favat | |p, ae @ saving of 33 to 50 per cent. If you want-a High-grade plano at balt price make a) seléction at once ~ Come To-Morrow Sure | $350 Style A Walters $198 2a GQ Wallers Pianos, D Walters Pianos. | F Walters F R Walt > ars Play afters Baby Grand Piahiox priced up tol $260 at $5 own, $1 Per Week No interdat,/nof infiirancel no extras,” Pianos daheoded pen’ pevtesel cf get paw Every altel) Pian ta fully juar- O you remember how uncer- unreliable ‘cigar |quality was before the . United LEXINGTON 10 SMAVEB 597706075 No matter what price garment you wa $30.00, or a boy's suit at 93c. or $7.00, bring { | 1 }4 > Pick out any parmest you want. THEN p | allow, yo: A DISCOUNT.OF 25" on the | il | | | obtaihed witho it this coup:n.' > WE INCLUDE EVERYTHING in ' Cvereca's, Fa nco:t3 and trousers. og Women’s Bathing Suits Most Attractively Priced WOMEN'S , with round neck and sleeves; trimmed wit gala ca of con 44 years rer 34to 4h very anteed for fifteen years. ‘ CY Gee! put I was scared yesterday | | | f | s ee : rapa dort Can OS ate a io : to ils NATURAL COLOR Beware ; F hollered out. ‘That's him; that fine- This Is What [= SOR ene pontteneyial Plans of Piano | rauds. 7 looking young fellow."’ I blushed to the . i : No matter how long it has been A plano is ag iyesiun ars the Maker eae kek 5 60 Laptweek oots of my hair. I timught sure they He Looks Like gray_or faded. Promotes a luxuri- |B yc, Dot Rurchaee wily stating ARAt 08 s / MSuetered had me again. | a ow 4 y hair. Stop Pelled to dispose of a. h Drtune they Ar t e j Tt was about 340 when Toerrived at Metgni—o 0. Vie, ay si ot ray He el Mite and the so-called plane ifn nie era at Taffeta Silk J $ .00 peiti- the game, where I had a halfdollar's | Weight—100 pounds, a5 Als lly pred US Buy a Walters Piano. They Are the Best. Stee wd “worth in the right-field seats, fftit.row, Color of Eyes—Blue, jmoves Dandruff. Keeps hair soft The Waltensfouwa\lPlasel aunda® tocicie Word: MllinaiTands heat eral . $268, an about twenty-five feet from the en-| Natr—Light. }and glossy. Is not a dye. One is aa safe In invorting In a Waltore Plano ax he wow be in purchasing etticoats, #0, \tapldly trance near the grandstand. } Complexion—Light, | Philo Hay Spee. Co., Newark, N. J. TIPON RFOUEST our renmcantrtien wilt pall Wemreramn ray, Everything Fine. a 50c. AT DRUGGISTS.__ = —— Everything and everybody was lovely, Soon after taking my seat a Catholio —but League. he was in the Independence Priest sat beside me, but stayed but a @hort time. I was glad of this, Not but that I would have found the rey- erend gentleman good company, for T alwayn have, but his leaving saved me Appeared Ye Lunch Man. When the ltinoh man came around In- quiring who wanted sandwiches, I ad- vised him to call about 7.30. | P, 8.—Doyle was pitching | When Delehanty got mussy over &/ |) called strike, I wanted to know if ne | wanted them carried over the plate, 1 never heard of himi making, four home runs In one game, and J told him #0. My three friends, feeling that the game | | Was tled up, had all departed by the | | etghth Inning. I remained, however, to eon —the Job {ncase—anything {| should happen, | Talk about your summer resorts! Me for the hilltop any old time I can get there, If there be any breege at all in Mttle old New York it stops at the Yankees’ grounds and reports first to Secretary Nahon. His successor was a man possessing very lght hair. He wore » blue asutt, etraw hat, turn-down cuilar and purplo tle, in which was stuck a gold pin. He also wore a gold seal ring. To my left was..an.glder gentleman wearing a gray: suit, atraw hat, light blue shirt. white tfe with a very small black dot in !t, and he was muatached. In front of me was a young man who served as interlocutor, | doing principal end This gentleman also wore a blue sult, straw hat and a black Ue, in which was inserted a gold pin. es se cenremon: Ee eee Double-Header To-Day. the game on account of heart trouble, | Ye, know /it'a a double-header_to- fs * | aey, don't you? t there early Interlocutor—Ia that right? End Man—Yes, He says he hasn‘t the heart to-piey any more: My friend asked me If there waa not another Hurst umpiring in the league 2d said the only other Hearet. 1 Knew of was Wiliam Randolph Heart if you want a good seat; and say, pals,| pull an you neyer pulled before, for | you certainly getting a run for your) money these days To-morrow Uns going to mingle with| the six-bitters, fust to nee If their eyo- sight Is aa good as the pleblans’ under the aun minus # roof, LIGHTNING BOLT STARTS FIRE, ANOTHER PUTS IT OUT? Lotsa f While. Atlanta. Cotton. Factory | ~Bhizes-Springier-ts-Struck 4 and Turned On. , | } | AUGUSTA, Ga. July %—A_ storm | which swept thin city last night did much damage to. property and played rome queer pranks. One bolt of light- no who OF KOSSUTH, IS DEAD. Hungarian Patriot and Sol- dier of Fortune PHILADELPHIA, July 2.—Col Philp Figyelmessy, Hunga patriot and soldier of fortune. and friend of Kossuth, Jn dead at hin home in thin Fine Qhicn borate to tne cotton inthe city, He was born jn Budapest In curg rooms of the Augusta Cotton Fac- 12, and early in Ife became Imbued |iory, was followed by another -whicn tem, quickly extingulshing the fire by |) flooding all parts of the building. Large | quantities of manufactured goods were | a the d. i nt age to machinery ||| he: aH | Captain Hussars, Lieutenant, First Lieutenant, and -Major of the Bocskay First Division Second Army Corps, In ruine the Hungarian. war of independence, 1848-49. Major In the Sardinian Ar, and Alie-te-camp — to Gen koeau 1m. Northern Italy. Colonel of the the Italian regular army 1861 Colonel and additional aide-de-camp | in the United States regular army. where he served on the staff of Gen. | Fremont an inspector-general 1542-65 For his services to the United States! he was made consul to British Guiana | in 1855, remaining in office until 1888, And while he was making # new record for himscif in America tho Ax Government set a price on his he Col. Figyelmessy will be buried Marletttn, Pa, the birthplace of at hth wife, he having sworn that he would not return to his native land until it) fF @ained its freedom, ik Pali PRL | | BINED WITH APPEARANCE FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS. SUMMER COMFORT Com. AND LONG WEAR. MANY STYLES IN WHITE ANO EXCLUSIVE FANCY PATTERNS. BY TRAIN COMES TRUE. | After Telling Friends of Vision That Came to Him News- «1 aler Is Killed, David Horn, a newsdoaler of Jamatoa, | [& Was not muperstitlous and puld no par- Ueular attention to a dream he had! the other on t In which he. atruck by at that he died. Aside from me the fact tou couple of jin cust the Incident passed out This morning he met La, Li, eros: was hu ASK FOR CLUETT SHIRTS AND LOOK Foe rue CLUCTT LaneL. CLUETT, PEABODY aco. d was | THE GIBSON BATHING GIRL. A new \ertcs of Chaos, Dana Gibson Pic tres will besla wiih next dundayts Woebd {ho seashore. ‘Thea When 4 | vletures will he nrinted on ninte paver elie Sk MIM. | kas mee aeswes athe ai! ying along wit mond Hill, tracks, He Inland Naliroad right of way He-was hurled abowt-thirty feet, and ‘the Gllscn Barbie when pickod up Was unconscious, A. be obtained throuch The: doctor was summoned, but before He pumdsi Onder ates ae atta Horm was 4 eet AED 80 dale 597060" Sr Looming LEXINGTONTO 3* AVE - Beautiful Another Week of Remarkable Selling o! Mest Desirable Home Sites at Low Prices The success of the movement is most extraordinary, We felt that the public would respond liberally to our proposition to sell beautiful, high grade re- | stricted home sites in one of the garden spots of Westchester County, at really | reasonable prices, and - but we did not expect to sell half the nimber of lots that have been time. Only 16 Miles Getting There Come Out on anay BLOOMINGDALE. ‘NO _INTEREST—N9D TAXES—NO OTHER EXPENSES WHATES Is the record of our New Real Estate Department. A VERY. EASY PAYMENT PLAN; Everybody who visiis Wilmont Par« is charmed with its beauty and impressed with ils desirability, PRICES FOR FULL CITY LOTS, 25x100 FEET, COMMENCE AT 5 00 From this store to Wilmont Park, which is si , ! between.the large cities of Mount Vernon an! White Pla'n, road and convenient to the’Scarsdale stat'on of the Harlem Railrca4, arsdale and the immediate vicinity of Wil steadily in2casing, There is no reason why Wilmont scheogls are ght at the profe ty. on 4 omised, fon with the New York § to which, It i The question of transyo tit'on beiween the city and Wilmont Park splendid tr a Railrend—50 trains a day at 11 Pa'ns trolley ity, The New York, W { ic Road is now being bui't—its t ruy-S0 miles an hou and | { d. This road will ron nzar Wilmont P ind will ma a almost a matter of seconds. So the quest on o! transpontation is an casy one Transpora'ion Will Cost You Nothing. Our Representatives, wearing badges bearing the words “ Bloomingda’es’ Wilmont Park,” will be w: Grand Centra! Station, 43d Street and Lexington Avenue, to hand you a round-trip ticket for Wilmont Park for any of these TRAINS: 11:25 -A: M., 12:48, 1:25, 2:25 and 3:25 P. M. All of whicty { Terresentatives also will be statioped, st Dd. Selling Agents for the York and We: che. Town Site Lo., Efe. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Ne ar Lexington Av ; (Seren Lacan A acct bates Wilmon cted even in.twice the ated in one of the highest roints in West -hecter is solved ish the | | | nt Park the value of property has been urk should not do the sare. The White and Bos'on top 1d minutes later at the 125th Street Station, where our , a8th St. side. before 12 o'clock the entire lot had disappeared. We have succeeded in getting 250 more of the petticoats from the manufacturer. This new lot more, but we. will eell them to you at the low price of $2.98. They're beautiful soft finish taffeta silk petticoats | morrow at the very special Mill an 2.98 Factory Sale Price of $ °. None C, 0, D. No Mail or Phone Ordera filled. Leather Goods. Our Annual Sale. fan atyloa, black and red o.. | Beaxtiful Wash Belts, | \™" nin! fale to sell for a¥ “. 15¢ oid the Tone Vanier | ateel omen $4.75 | Sole Leather Dress Suit Cases— tra loomingdates’, Main Floor. 4 taffeta, rod, tight fi A Special Saturday Sale, aaa 52, with silex periscopic lense: case and hook with every pair ati... Gelassee and Soectacies—fet in goldoine frames. the White A Churches con- Genuine Trazit« Ine frames Mai Floor, Centre, 1h Waany On an Uld-Fassioned Busey Man, Man, ALL CARS TRANSFER Gh SlOOIRII LEXINGTONTO 3” AVE. Men’s Clothing Clearance. you would have to pay for the clcthes without this coa 0). A Coupon Worth 25 Per Cent. in Money to You! { Cut th s coupon out and brinj itto OUR CLOTHING DEPARTMENT to-morrow. A seniine, bena-fide saving of 1-4 the pr.ce of the c\.thing you want, bu> it cannot be | BOYS’ or YOUTHS’ parments—even our sia. e goods, such as blue serges and black ! Remember, You Must Have This Coupon to Men’s $1.50 Straw Hats at 69c. BATHIN 3 SUITS of good quality brillian- $2.49 3 BATHING SUITS of fine cuality brillian- or collar, long revers, shicld end belt trimmed “2 $2.98 Yuade for a reputable West- in a pleasing variety of pin and Roman stripes and J back and three-quarter all cotors. They: have a deep knee, sectional flounce | sleeves. with cluster shirting and pin tucks, also cotton under- | Actual $3.00 Waists, from lay, A bons-ade $5.00 value — to- Eszry View: _ Umbrellas. “Banner” $1.25 Umbrellas **0) “Century” $1.50 Umbrellas ©"? lock | SS | Eyeglasses and Spectacles y“Acme™ Skele= ten Eyeglasses and Spectas'es, fitted crystal ee 50c 98c Saturday Sheet-Music Sale at 9c All the best and’ most popular hits of the day. None C.0,'D, 2c. Extra per copy by mail, ale S59°7060" Sr nt to buy, whether it isa man’s 5 it at $6.95 or this coup:n wath you, and save 25% of what ¥ f resent this coupon to the salzsma)and he will marked price. he clotting department in_this-o-er—MEN’S, Suits, Save 25 Per Cent. | Alooningdaies’, 2d Flour oth’ St.) Heotion, Women’s Long Kimonos | .| Tremendously Reduced. A splendid collection of Long Lav.n and Eotted Swiss Kimcnos in foral and fa:c/ de igns; Forirerly $3.00 and $7." 7 f riced 10 clese quickly to 1.49 & 1.98 | P quickly f They are made with square neck, tastefully trimmed | with tucked or shirred yokes back and front, All have wide flowing — sleeves, — Some —with a_ticked border —of- white lawn and othtrs with solid color or embro‘dery | border. 4 Flor, t. Section. h $3.00 Lingerie ” Waists at $1.96 There pretty waisis were ern concern to fell as a “leader” at 3.00. Ke:ause of the backward season they cancelled the order. We succeeded in getting: the goods from the maker for spot cash at th> saze immense saving we offer you. Some of these beaatifal lin- erie waists are elatorately embroidered in pene! fronts and tastefully — trimmed with cluster tucks, others have entire front of fineat quality all-over eyelet em- broidery, daintily trimmed with cluster tucks and blind embro‘dery. Button rat $1.9 None C. 0, D, Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, 50th St. Section. Hat Pins. 20,000 from a prominent French | maker at heavy reductions, {| Included are many exclusive fash- | ionable des gns. i CUT--CRYSTAL HAT —PINS—in—] “Stand-By” $1 Umbrellas Oor mercerized Divgtiar- torts tor men, women and white, amethyst, emeralds, ruby, children; pearl, sapphire and ctoer shades; cut jet hork—and——other ff and Oriental Peas; wolth fancy bendisa; nt up to 29c, at. 48c IMPORTED HAT PINS ether designs to 25Sc,-at Bloomingdates', Ma'n Floor, Almost Anything on Easy Terms. Our Co. Operative System enables you to: purchase® furniture: oil paintings, carpets, taxi n 3, sewing machines, fifeci6% saics. and almost anything on most liberal ternis at cash price a WARze ROOMS, THIRD FLOOR, 09c frame, F roll, and Shawl Coupon. L $1.69 Imported Honeycomb Cashmere 98 | ‘ool Shawl for. - Sa C. _Shawla have deep torder and double twist-d fringe: | 50 inches scuare; in black, white, chinchilla gray and cardinal, Just the thing (0° cool evenings at the sea- | shore and mountains. i Tloom inndales', Main Floor, 80th St. Section, Sale of Photo Helps. M. Q. Tubes, 6 for..1 Ach Hypo Per Traye—tlae 4 t Pe Ane | Drying Racket" pola OF TIS COUPON lar oe Two-k Your Father Was 9 Soldier J ause t Loved You S \ [ Up, Mary In Lave, Bioomin gta