The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1907, Page 10

eae RN TTI (THE EVENING W MSR BY DEMOCRATS, | ‘, SAYS HASH sco Ud, (MEDS | ON THEIR-WEDDING NIGHT. es Ww ILKESBARRE, Pa ‘The bodies of Mixbael Cantlin and hie bride, whom he married Inet night, were | 24 S ae i eis, — t found {n their apartment {na Joral | gies alt for Be af tndiewation “aad” etSmce jhotel to-day, Doth having -been accel: |» Mu dentally asphyxiated by ifluminating Cantlin a | formerly, Mra, The offictal stlence so! nf and THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, Get Well “Tho attitude assumed. by the Jar arose Government, whi After all qs only @ reflection of public sontiment, in| that they are convinced that, the cause} of Civilization, aa well eomamunlty¢ POL ny "An Individual in the Comp-!| ; Chairman strofler’s Office’ _ Blocks That _ the Where He Says. : MYON'S SX X MAS CURE alia 1 Tolle aod cures in & ees Foreign Minister Says There Is No Friction Between the Two Nations. Insists Was Hudspeth Katzenbach EGS cure ore sis eT ad See alae ees Cure iat headohe In Bipods « cpre sragicates all impurt- Cold Cure prevent pneumonia cold jn a few hours. | Price Qintment positively cures aii : Bs catores Joet powers to the peril we 8 detected’ con m Cheese anenedioe ‘At all Grucetite, mostly oken |The doar Was force! open sand both | #14 Toe Feud dend tn bea: “An tovestign: GNVON: S DOCTORS: on showed that the Kas Had been a jearned physicians from “collages identally turned on, | Tio 3 jeree oreign Atates| dents of thin city, MS DOC w ote, sea Rh ane siadway ioe ee Chosen Governor. | peepee { 4 wert aged “TOKIO, Nov. Texpec= fiong maintained by CRatema yoratic Comat. Which | Ject of the relations of tho | potter Commissioner Bingham ealied | Mawapapertien into hia’ oMice to-day - .@nd with muph bitterness avid ang Robert. & Mudspe y ‘State D, a, statement : t! Japan on the sup NT their wedding United States | iene apartments 4 {ty before. noon to. New Jers tea, Inmued to;day Geclered that therwiicels of New York's | yonapty ‘forecasts a context ever Tue | Police, Department are béine blocked | a5 “Gubernatorial election. He: inti ty “an individual In the Comptroller's! ats stronsiy that, on‘ behalf’ ot hel tay “hy OMce who, un fo date, hits refused €0 acfeqted ‘candidate, Katzenbach, he yqndity th Sebartmeats SORHUREEMCY) vemand a recount of the ‘vote 5 —t predicted that on-ihe —strengih oft The “Oblef jaa thoroush Guia seo Sia Md in. the course of his comp! ae | ernorstip, will TENS NS TARAGS asaineed titae he. waal “On: Tuesday night !¢ appeaied cer Fondy for any investigation dr inquiry] that Katzenbact wen rected fy nate which he felt. would surely follow! poral his remarks. { “mm. dead sick and tired of thix be- batior on 1 the part of this individual, —Pingham stated haven't monoy even to prosecute thieves and crooks who are always hero in Inrzo| pumlcra, Tho public cries protection all] yam very much surprised a he time, but what-am-t to do when the} sutt. 1 ‘eurrent oxpense DITA of he TRUTOVET of 4 re not audited? Thé de- re fective arm 0 fre departarent ts pare alyzed, Thero is rio money to follow typ clues or pursue .rimin Why, If! a clean major send a man of town! pho. after a big crook J could pot assure him| that tix railroad fare and other Inci-| jentals would-be paid. - |has made most subst. —.. Mentions No Name at Present. .|every section of tre ~—-wt-wiit not: mention-any-name.at.pres--,.these. gains will be evin eat. The identity of this person will | ber of RD {io benefit Japan and at the » @atlow stortly. Ail this opposition has | the pallot-boxes. Les iraemisiai thar wienes tor See th the face of an opinion trom | “1 haven't yet intimated to Mr. Katzon. | Gorporatie Counsel tothe effect | bach that he has been defeated. nor? the contingenoy-fund was earential have I congratujated his opponent on |" well being“of the department. In his apparent election. = - on Counsel fold thls official that contingency fund |p ithdrawalé are necessary ti Xeep the | detec #0ing teen loy -the—fralte-of—th: Ke tive branch in motion, Dr eana ire coin eet ea F “f will nave samething more to say | tn! ” id wee ny account of the painful ——___ It cannot but fail to produce OKLAHOMA STATE OFFICES | ernmetss;, &, delete lent 2 FILLED BY ROOSEVELT. it Loe dence and Soralal Inters WASHINGTO? “ Prenl- | dent to-day announced the following at pointments for the new State of Okla- | ports to Sober Ht nerermttonture pale Emory, United Biates Attorne John Abernathy, United States Marsha for. the stern District; Campbell, Jud: ¥ RE. States Attorney, and Grove A. Porter, Tinited. States Marshal forthe Eastern District. Japan 4h gonnection with. ports:of frietion was an <Preas inter E leach: of these. parts rere cheapened one penny we could ‘sell the. KNABE for one hundred . -and_seventy-nine-dollars-and fifty cents less. But KNABE standard cannot be lowered. Its vale is above all monetary consideration. And yet the KNABE--Piano is_the fairest priced piano can-buy, _ considering the high grade materials which form it, the- unsurpassable manner in which it is finished, the dis- -tinctively wonderful tone which characterizes it, and the ecane satisfaction it will give you. t Illustrated Catalogue, prices and terms of payment furnished on application ‘ {his ee | that @ sincere by’ the, Foreten. iste and {ts publication. throw, ed Press would prevent-fur- reprrsentation-aint finals Faeitt - x Tose who are constant harmful re Ne 76 ‘an Forelen at as rep the sentl- treCabinet and the pub- récount 9 legal follow y. Eater and correcte. Rave tie victory tothe Republican | nominee, Judge Fort © Mr, Hudspeth | Ports styn plainly that he bellévos—hatecn— bard con His statement follows Believes Count Is Wrong. false vari e not ¢ ulating | Minister, but Minister Hayas « between Japan and been eletted. aay of. this State by y-0f the vote of t and was upper |. but he wax p 1 J be settled without it practically has Japanese Govornmen ed by the-num- * Neat loontrol einigvation-in-auch a ian: to be found in | reheat “Upon an analysis of i uitaide toi 5 of Hudson County it is KAalns fn ‘nd that proposes to perfect sh alder the result ne x4 For-years-the-shoulder-has-been-a-deep-study with us, and out of all has come the famous: Wm. Vogel & on shoulder, modelled by hand, eliminating the superflu- ous padding. And this is the shoulder of our $18 suits and overcoats. 23 overy step ‘better-conditisis Ii the department been blocked. ~ “Incidentally, let me add that the ap- ‘polstments whica Iam making are the fesult of mature deliberation and that Bo intuence has been brought to bear @m any of them. I-want executive men gna I yill-have them, These suits and overcoats at $18 are shown in every— approved type—conservative or radical—in plain and fancy pure wool fabricsthat embracé'a wide Jatitude. WM. VOGEL & “SON; Broadway; ing feature t« found-in t! that these: ominc ho on this wi withatandinj people of uaHon with a sonsn—: ‘compinernsy and absenae = imiasioner Bit Bam was in a mood to open upon an In- 5 @tyidual holding a high place in the city es @erernment who he belteved’ was vont- te on him and damaging the ef- ‘eness Of the department. An Outelder’s Bid. - me time &g0, according to a person posted about Headquarters, Com- lasioner Bingham asked for bids on wo motor boats which he wished to ure fa patrolling the river front. The price ithe boats was fixed at $15,000 each. To} a Sunday World Wants Wo k Monday Morning Wonders: Establish ¢ the Supremacy of Brill Stores As — ‘New York’s Best Clothes Stores. Best because Brill stores are the only stores in New York that Me din all garments—w hether they cost $10 or $60. ~~ stores assure every —man—better_tailoring,—better-fabries, better 2yt_and better value AT ANY PRICE HE WANTS TQ PAY. if you miss the Brill Sale of Overcoats, you miss fae greatest opportunity that-ever haminered_on your; oor. An opp Overcoat makers. Included are over 400 fabric Styles, ail fashic blues, Oxfords, grays, browns and other shades. Over 60‘models—full box, se itted, button-through, paddock, Paletot ing cous, auto coats, ete, ¢: K various sleeve, lapel, collar and pocket finish He e silk lined coats, satin lined Coats, worsted serge and satin-shoulder:lined coats, etc, Overcoats that excel +4 fit, in style and i st overcoats possible. , Houston St. knew, wee -not-ientified+ with the motor boat Dusiness entered i athe wanted noming Sut honesty in furntshing the boats. sie Ben “was withdranmn, It Is said) bu Aubarl led wilboul him Kuswh. fie ming wm then ordered the entire | ropowal to be wiped out, saying he} “ould eet alone without the boats under the conditions: Recommendations tor motorcycles, Ee ee and “even pieces—of ‘Bpon wich it in proposed 10. setset| “station-heuses and—in -obher- 2d ire asuetn for the betterment of the | force have been subjected te delay and | A imany cases death by this “person “up's—in_-the “Comptroller” ce, | (Commissioner Bingham could. not sl feficet to talk regarding these rumors,4 made bin position plain with refer: | ‘@ice to the contingency fund. Whe-onlet's openicharge of opposition | fa Bnother branch of the municipal ma- | ‘ehine caused nu end of discussion jn} Elrelen where pollce matters are talked | paintain equal Brill clothes are from ten of America’s foremost makers. Brill fabrics are from the world’s, be: mills, Brill models_are designed by the world’s most famous de- “signers, and*Brilt-vatues; because of Britt trade advantages, are best values “anywhere. Brill-stores,-because-of-a_range-of-prices and an assortment of fabrics, models and values unequalled in all America, are the fastest growing clothing stores in America. __Presenting the—Largest- and—Best—Assortment_ of Heavy-Weight Suits to be ound in All America— Prices, $10 to $45. Sults-of all-woo! cassimere, cheviot and blick thine ace colorings, correct models. Excel- lence of fabrics, tailoring and trimmpings insures these suits holding shape, fit, style 10 and color titi] worn cut. Value one-third more .. ~Hand-tailored suits of high-grade worsteds, « cassimeres, of o's (i Wrtunity to save 25% to 40% on highest grade _oyercoats from America’s 5 best curses, and sui | black unfinished worsteds, cut on new. Brill models—in every detail worth ct ut, day he will name-about sixty. new | | $16.50 and $18 values To: Heutenanta and sergeant, EARTHQUAKE IN SPAIN “CRUMBLES MANY HOUSES. Great Gaps Opened in the Ground! Not. Known How Many Were Killed. MADRID, Noeo7 quake Tias occurred at Torre, dn the Province of Huesca. T! pened, leaving great fissures, turbance being accompanied by ranean rumblings which caused among thé population. Many houses were shaken d the number of liveg lost is not “These Goods Must B violent ta Hibera, » eatth is sudter- a panic jown but known. e Sold ° Regardless of Price.”’ fairly hy ppered Best $60.00 Overcoats at $18 and $20 Value 249: 50 Cravenetie Raincoats Many men prefer medium long rain-proof oyer- coats to heavy-welght gar Here are medium-weight wor s,m medium heavy trimmings ts are abso- lutely rainproof becaus proof- ing and. practically wis { use ‘of the slosely woven ‘worsted, retaining all necessary warmth for comfort iif 1 ness ard weight of fa These of America's foremost ‘ els, and are unusual ied rf $18 Pp. Ask for CIAL STRING TIC! made up with hy one mod. UNION SQUARE, 14th St., near Broadway. 279 BROADWAY, Near Chambers Street, Bes! $15.00 Overcoats at $9.50 Best $18.00 Overcoats at $11.50 Best -$22.50 Overcoats at— $13.50. - Best. $28.00 Overcoats at__ $17.50 —Best $35.90 -Overcoats:at. $2 Best. $45.00 Overcoats at ee Various. mill, trade and tailoring conditions turned to advantage by Brill Stores made this sale possible. Do not miss it. These coats will not Jast long at present prices—and when they're gone no more can be had. In Brill Overcoats Brill Stores Present the Largest and Most Modern Assortment of Gar- ments to be Found Anywhere at $18 to $60. 30 distinctive models from 10 of America's foremost overcoat makers and des; rs. Over $5 exclusive Brill models, including. the smart “Manchester,” “Derby 1 and “Derby IL") Brill exclusive models are acknowledged fully one year In advange of any other garments. Here's an assortment of fabrics that includes all the newest weaves, all the newest colorings, and all the correct overcoating fabrics {rom the world's best mills, Here's an assortment of models that includes six distinct semj-box models, 12 distingt full-box models, 6 patch pocket models, 3 button-through models, aist-line models and numerous bottle back, driving and auto models. 5 an sorts nent of over designs. There's not a new fashion- ts most correct forny in-thesecoats. up5t finest that is woven, Ove! shade; hat you will find t in these coats tere gre dozens of exclusive fabrics, find only here An assortment of modern garments and extreme values not equalled in all America. ’ tala didid ol 28 weaves, colorings /and models you will for Brittstores— , demonstrate the and—elase Brill WES Power of Brill advantages through B mill affiliations ___7_ Suits from. the foremost tailor-shops choice of material and cut. Suits d “Derby 1" and “Derby IL” flaction aid service siderably more Suits of the very-finest fabrics woven Suits of worsted, cassimere, smart cheviot-and-tetourmany'of the fabrics , 512.5 woverr presenting new colocngs, niesentiDe new mange) presenting Cala vata “America Suits -that_olter widest igned by world's greatest designers amd suits cut on extreme smart iexclisive Britmodels, Including the ‘ “Manchester,” Sujts-that give their wearers... ce theoatylenegte f $20 months e=yearetneartvance—suits: that embody fin ae known tanOriig, nehitine-— rely hand-stitched suits—suits that ‘the most critital man....... will sa satisfy $2 5 to $45 SPECIAL $18 to $22.50 All-Wool Suits at $11 and $13.50 Fabrics are all-wool velours and cassimeres secured from a leading mill just reorganized, colorings slarets, tans, olives and .eraes Tailoring done in dull season at minimum expense. and designs of these fabrics are the extremely Suits are cution seven new Brill models, The popular browns Suits Worth Un to $18.09, $11.00 Suits Worth Up to $22.50, $13.50 Children’s Brill Clothes. Children’s ovércoats, suits and reefers—correct mod- els and fabrics for children 3 to 16; better $2.95, tailoring than usual $4 and $4.50 garments.; reefers—newest Childgen's suits, overcoats and fabrics, newest colorings and excellent nik gg 95 oring. Extreme values under $5.50 ° Dudley 4-in-t waterproof mbination) suit, ing two pairs of trousers. new suit free is the Dud) Greatest $6 value in America, clud= guarantee. ¢3 gs Qyercoats—strictly i all-wool, full cut, Brill tailored overcoats for children 9 to 16 years; new gray mixtures; values are §7 and $8...:... $4.95 y Se eee saeco aarti ‘¥6 worth of service oF | $6 Worste Journeyman. fait Permanently hold eds, ‘d Tree at $3.75 lored by the Hungerford System to the sh nape, ‘New striped gray wors- Young Men’s Clothes’ Young mien's Suit: Sand overcoats, good i Suits of black and fancy fabrics and Oxtord, lack and CY gray overcoats, cut on ne excellently. tailored, Special. sumoes $6 rics, cut ue aysteonts anit suits of new hes al on siar' inter models, tailored at a tri y hold shape, fit and style Extra $10 and. $12, qq Value $8 Young men's “Suits and overcoats of higher ide. fabrics, better ‘tafloring and ‘smarter models $i than are usual under €15........,ssscereeeee 10 47 CORTLANDT STREET, Near Greenwich. 125TH STREET, Cor, 3d Avenue.