The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1907, Page 4

FPA MOND-TIBLE —SOKSSTANG Two Locomotives of Heavy! German War Minister Admits; k —— jot targe. “Being Smashed and Vic- |snneuncea that he disagreed with the i gre ee declaration made pofere the Reichstag ~ tims. Are, Scattered: erday by Prince Von Buelow, tlie {Imperial Chancellor, that fto Cama existe $ 4-4 and Western Union 1. ing manner tat the victim .!s not} active. - aware that he {a being, played upon. ‘There are very few men able to ¥esHit’ wach an influence. and especially -self-corfident-man who tancy they |:o the highest pr ‘eramhe| Into! a trolley car containing. become the rictims.’ sald Herr Bebel. Turning to the recent tria lof Max!-| ¢,4m the lowest, St Paul 11-3 andj - - AND HIGH-GRADE WORKMANSHIP. mflen Harden, who was sued by Count) others 1, Ofinneapolls, St. Paul & Sault) thy appetites— E : |} Kuno Von Holtke, a former Military | gainte Maurie gained 31-4 Atlantic foot See = = Sass TFan-and-Gray—Suede 5 57:00" “West Main) street, the figman at the|Governor of Derlin, for defamation of Const Ling erid “Amerteab Tobe! Perel Ss n e f ”d for ae = ; a EAS 5 Fee = crossing raised the gates, not knowing| character, the Socieiist loader asserted | fe or x . gth ‘ood ‘ GHRETh Trig was le woon he | ihe the vot eveied In the course ASE aStt eae vita ee tre ning Tan Russia Calf, 53.50 to 6.00 “passenger train, ‘of the hearings of this case were #0 ‘fmelting 1. U. 8. Reduation, pr | sturdy muscles— : i Ft trolley ear was throws into the prevalent that if the police brouwht all] ferred declited FO a wage, Evening Slippers in a large variety, embracing a number weir by/ the forse of the collision’ andthe ‘guilty parties to! trial a scandal! | thecgains (runn!! m1 to é The most nourishin of original designs. Carriage Boots and Overgaiters. “Wlanded almost bottom up, Falling in|eclipsing the Panama and the Dreyfus] points in the ecnivss| ea and from {| \ ‘ )<the path of tha locomotives, it was) revelations would break out. The mumty is B10 in the (: f ES e 4 " ‘round under the wheels of the two| persons, the speaker aye: alee and the escape of any Hat In} found in the Palace focial circles wand and of bonds %,819, : t they Include Princes of ruling houses. genticaciscems almost miracuo) us, “police know the names of the ‘The Cle BARAH RYAN, twenty-six years ola, |Multed trom this wate of altalrn, Herr No. 1 Union “street. Pave commiting micite "In order “to | Ault J LANNIE. CORCORRY, twenty - four |escape biackmailoe; eats old. No. 102 Bank street. Gen, Von Einen, ‘the Minister of V "wo arrests ‘ave! been made follo-|victina tut they mre atrald to. act lest macaptathighesl (ang an Inquiry into the disaster. the victims blurt out the mames of the | of stocks and “pst Went £2 Tsonages who are guilty. Aj with Wednesday's final igures a THE DEAD, umber of tragedies. already have re- | lows: x ASTRAN GRINDS. SCENDAL AIRED ag Ma Prominent in Trading. Moderaie price. changes were shown |} Freight Passed Over Car Vices, but ‘Denies Guilt of {tm the early dealings on the Stock Ex- weeks on the farm he could haxe tt Values from 11.25 to 2.25 With 25 Aboard Tt in Hieh Pl ange to-day, galing being in the ma- abe 100K mncelmsre and eet out . ) 2 hose in High Places, |jority, while the volume of business was ‘ = 2 “OTHERS BADLY INJURED) eruin, Noy, »—tThe Round ‘rapie| Southern Railway preferred rowe 1 6-8. 6) scandal wan Urought Into the Helciintag | { Mackay Co a se aera 3 Be Set Men s Gloves Spee : to-day by Herr Rebel, the Sociniiatte |U80 2 bt UNM Senin onee Complete assortments for Street and Evening Wear, also for Riding, ‘Car Thrown Into. Air Before |iexser, wno, taking up home politic ear eee ; anes i Driving and Motoring; consisting of Kid, Cape, Mocla and Rein- co 2d preferred and American Bmelt~ fractiona. National Raliroad | % preferred sold.at a dpciine of} . : Misevurl Pacifié Jed a decline later enn, ° sr Sie: = JX, Conn., Nov, W—Five | aie quoted from Prince von Bismarck | RCH wiped out some of the pron killed and a number of | and Prince von Hoheniohe. to’ proye | Vanées and a subsequent relly the contrary. “and he explained that a| restore tho list to ¢he former high level Camarilia operates in such an inaratiat- | prices being mixed. Trading wae fatriy | Tbe market recovered in the eaxly attemoon, Ualon Pacific wae bought y_gith twenty-five passengers ami bound for) sow best and can do everything beat | strengthening effect on the balance of] eae the lst. Missourl Pacifico vallied 21-4 tohe total wales ot stock were «16,500 | NOVEMBER 29, 19070 =a Stern Brothers to step of business Hfe Into suob New Job, | ; | 3 3) Heney Smt), the new President af | 34 | chau fark Gontmission,. look sap his | To-morrow, an important Sale of 1%, | duties to-day. He seemed delighted at | © 1") the prospect of the work, and said it! : WB lin acsrest thing for a man to be able | oe Men’s Fine Cravats. . , la peasant task fn such fine surround: | ‘4 iF . . Ry a Didiidee | This season’s choicest Imported Silks in an ex- enticed, ae ete enares ar thatthe f hat be} . * [iia ee Past Eo) erect sonia on Nini treed tarmiimer| tensive variety of designs and colors. Xo: i 28 | Avbany had fitted him somewhat for rs y a hid new duties, He mld his father 58 ima nim that it he would work two}. FOurt-in-Hands and Foldéd Squares, Gah unlined or with Silk, Wool, Fleece and Fur Lining. _Also To-morrow Men’s One Cla: i ‘ : i : irae Pie Gls 9 Valu gam ot OOS J Men's One Horn Betton : : $} 00 English Cape Bark Tan Gloves, Value $1.50 Fak at é Bracing food for steady: j | *Berves— @ Women’ s Colored Walking Boots - Nutritive food for heal- = ———SO—SstSCSSSST tS LN ce wheat food BE (FIRST FLOOR, ANNEX) > Uneeda Biscuit | mistea ena Gills AGnacel hat OBERT FRED CH, ually correct in his allegations int ‘atervitie. annaturel practices. Tht ea se lee “ah Fe : 2 collection taken from regular stock on BECouny of incomplete sizes. Formerly $220 to 25, $16,50__ MANE, KELLY, forty-two years old. [had increased xrfeati¢.in. Bertin rin yawns boeners ai tectared daring —the—pa Misses! Br. oadcloth Suits, in various shades and several models —___ NATIONAL Biscuit COMPANY _ : a Seat At Decided Reductions SAE ! i -___Im meisture_apd sie i ao ait proof packages. inks! E Fine. “ine Broadcloth Coats, in Wine Blue, Green and Red, ‘Aside from the Hanley woman, the} » Have Harden asserts,’ thers recelved scalp wounds, broken | that entire regiments were coi mes arid bad cuts, but it Je not yet |ttininated, ie exaxerates more or less, » ti [the Minister admiter, “but the fact un jown whether the injuries of any will | Gory haa ben established that our ‘prove fatal, soldiers can with diMoulty hesist the | Can. Pi A hurried investigation by Coroner |temptation which these low fellows | C Makeplece into ‘the cause 6f the ac-|Make possible. verthel ¢ident resulted in tho arrest of Flag-| 1 0m Convinced tit the, alle “man Jobn Flayin and Conductor Join | hy a witness at the Harden trial, were “Dilion of the trolley car, The motor- | mythical. persons who shouki have ¥ Churles Leonard, [Pad positive knowledge of them knew nothing."* Eche. was not held. Taking up _ Haréen's {nstnuations According to the rules of the Con- |aainn: Prince Phillip su Eulenburg, the jecticut Company, which operates the cranes Geman Raeaeene a Vicana. < 5 6 e re c foley Fant ay Soman chee eas teheyttole the articles appeared in Diej Rel “must run oe rar as far as | Zukunft h dother military author- {the tracks, and by looking up anc down | ities ‘had caused an Inventigation to be! he trask« ascertain waether or nara | made In order to make a roport to the in {s approaching. ‘This, it ia stated, | fomperor put Potiing could be found Bo MERREBIES ult, Conductor Dillon was ordered | charges mado nest nm. Count W' he Emperor nad rereed to place ‘rain in tlme to prevent’ the accident. | cAme possible lo prove their Innocence, ‘Although he applied the brakes, the| Tut WA {he nares Felnatating pect: brought against Major Count Ji | Soithe screams of the victims could be| Tyne nad failed “of “aubstantiacion, heard for blocks, and in a short tlme| ‘They were Al) based on woandal-monger: @ great crowd had collected. Many of ing and splclous gossip. Teese ar emoroves .the; light those injured were- curried to nearby i a Pere Gient-light 1a the only | stores, while some who were unable to fuaik were laid alongside of the tracks | SIX MONTHS FOR INTER-MET. ‘until carriages “und ambulances took em Kanth eles nem eon their way to} The announcement was made to-day work th tha pin-factories In Oakvilie, | Of the completion ‘of arrangements for waltobeiitd al - |the extension for a neriod of alx months of a part of. the three million .BIQ CHEESE FIRM FAILS. dollar loan’ which the. Interborouxt- “MONTREAL, Nov. 29.—The cheese | Metropolitan company necotiated. last rting firm of A. W. Grant & Co. | May with local banka on #lx months has suspended payment. It shipped | "he company will, Maldate 3. per 200,000 packages of butter and clicese | cent. of the lonn at thix time. and the Shesen ee will be availavie | balance qwill be extended until May ore. ere, allow. the heat to xo to ‘The Hieatcliant fia any was Jet an lly attached. No adjust! nothing about it to get out of order, on a penceays trial, If we back preee, paid, anywhere in the States, Send for booklet 3, eh manta wanted noxt PRERNER Place eaceecreatl : helm ‘Von sHohena, | By Using the l : | Greentat The Store of Fifth Avenue Qualities and ng. Agbeeuier ct mere ee PEEETE. EPEC FES # The as not done in this case, and as al result followed an Investigation of nthe Heat Without Cost: | SThere was absolutely no chance forltnesa men on the waitin list tn ice | eae ah PS the engineer of the train to stop his|to remuve them from court Until ie eee ‘ ba 7 On @owrino crashed “nto the trolley, car, |waslied clean. Up to. the preaent een Gas Jet Generator | - | the inister 0: a) aa al! } « 4 seit throwing the ocoupanta in all direc- | Charges of this nature, excepting. thows | GHEY % any ore as'an would oF: ax room, Ti not only heats the room without ex fully heater Diy & GBNERATOR which sive Poth hent and Mart, ce T5c. at our store, or 81.00, United f° 3 [121-33 T'way. NY. far : oe |. Tailor-made Madras Waists -~ $1.98 yModets, trimmed with velvet of silk cord ‘ornaments, Raney lined throughout and warmly interlined, 6 to'14 yrs, 19.50 |, Girls’ Cheviot Coats, in Wine, Brown or Navy, Full Box Back, Double-breasted, velvet collar, 6 to 14 yrs, Heretofore $8.50 5.75 j A Collection of Children’s 's'Dresses, in various models and materials, oboe Russian, Full Waist styles and Sailor Suits, all good materials, well made and neatly trimmed, 4 to 14 yrs, Zed 5 Reduced from $4. 95 ‘ \ MISSES’ WAISTS 14, 16 and 18 Years iam Ree aa a a 5 EG eon Brussels.Net Waists with Cluny Lace and Kimono Sleeves, 4.95. 8 | Chiffon Cloth and Messaline Waists, lace trimmed, 5.95 Children’s Shoes | STRONG, STURDY SHOES SUITABLE FOR WINTER WEAR, IN. -TAN | AND BLACK RUSSIA CALF, PATENT LEATHER, VICI KID ‘AND WHITE. ‘BUCKSKIN. , | ind and Be Company Sixth Avenue Prices Dry : : ts, 2 Special Values in Boys’ Calf Lace Shoes with Broad Toes and Welted Soles The new eee for Men make it easy for to gratify fu lly your-individual tastes. don’t_have to compromise with yourself ont a style that isn’t exactly right. —There’s fine custom modeling in every line of his-blucher-cut boot.__t-has the new-sloping— toe ands spade-shaped. extension sole,.and-the a ernie of the last is an additional feature of style as well as comfort. The 43 new Regal models for Men com- prise a wide variety of selections, and ,the unquestioned quality of Regal cereals and workmanship is evi- dent in every pair. $3.50 and $4.00 Custom Specials, $5.00 Largest Retail Shoe Business in the World. 153 Stores and Agencies in All Principal Cities. ° Mail Orders ‘Promptly Filled GREATER NEW YORK WOMEN’S STORES New York City Brooklyn zs Droadway. cor. toth St, Sula Fit Aves, bet, roth and Five Broadway, opp. Herald One of 43 cor- rect new styles for this season made in al) lea- thers, Quarter-Sizes Send for Style Book near Marcy Ay, syor'IVdway, near Marcy Av. bet; Ditmars | ys9 Siath Ave. S. E. cor. aut srooy Broadway ‘bet. Ditmars 166 W, 128th Su, cor. 70h Avs t.and Willoughby Ave 1 Jersey City, N. J. J, etd Newark Ave, Ceatral Paterson, N, J, 22543) Main St et syth and ras J roadway, opp. Herald bets 35th Newark B41 Broad St. HR, of Jersey Clty, N. J. 166 Newsi Aver’ oe eet herrem Nias STORES L:ARNED WITH A STAM ARE OPER KVENINGS ‘REGAL SHOES sa ---* FOR MEN AND WOMEN io Roney Morning Wonders (Gesds Sizes 9 to 1334, $1.65 ° 1 to. 514, $2.25 < | (SECOND FLOOR, ANNEX) | S. | G i Boys’ splendidly made overcoats in new double-breasted models; of : Me Elke S fine fancy cheyiot;. Venetian or flannel lining. “ 7 to 14 -years. one ys , Vedic $1000 2 so HOcaE we High Grade Clothing . joys. warm, serviceable reefers of blue-and Oxford frieze, also some . i a Clothing - in fancy mixed cheviot; correct three-quarter length. Sizes 5 to | For Boys & Youths, Attractively Priced a | 14 years. Usually sold at $7.50 and $8.75 . $5.00 and $6.50 | Boys’ Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits, 2 “Boys! fine. sailor suits of fancy maxed cheviot; correctly made, trim- | Lee ee eee stclee canVitte eee $475 med and finished. Sizes Sito 10 years. coat sold at $5.00 B Reef andiSss0 ee - . $4.00 Ocean rut crorioe, Orlerd and 4.98 Boys’ Norfolk and daenested ‘belted suits of blue serge and | Boys’ Long School Overcoats, : ss blue and fancy mixed cheviot in the season's newest styles and | in Grey Mixtures, 10 to 17 yrs, Value 8,50, 6.75 models. Sizes 7 to 17 years. Valves $5.50, $6.75 to ~ Young Men’s Sack Suits, in Fancy Mixtures, Worsteds and $10.00; Saturday athe ‘ $3.75, $5.50 to $7.50 Cassimeres, in gray and brown, 32 to 38 inch chest measure, 11.50 We are also making’ radical price concessions on a number of our Children’ 's Fur and Fur Trimmed Overcoats finest lines of young men's, boys’ and children’s suits and overcoats Greatl ‘J -clasp full outseam-sewn Cape leather gloves in smart English tan ‘ | Gloves hada Vue $105 9 ee ge ‘ = : a “ a ? a - _ Sale of Men's Gloves Le Coutil and batiste ets that conform with this season's dress | Lan Capeshin Gloves | Corsets requirements; for slender’ and medium. figures Uslially sold at sewn prix seam, in new shades of Tan, : S75 ee. 6 : Bu 9Se | $1.10 i Fine coutil and batiste ane, in rely especially rate! to medium and full figures, Value $250°. 9. . . $75 Gray Mocha Gloves fee : : sewn piqué and prix seam, spear point t backs : na : 5 ; $1.50, value $2.00 ad Sixth Avenue, Eighteenth to Nineteenth Street, New York _ Lan Capeskin Gloves : : hand sewn and prix seam, spear and Paris point (Formery occupied by B, Altman & Co.) . backs; regular and short fingers, le ; 41. 50... . | Sunday World Wants Work Lord & Taylor LEA) & 2oth St.; sth Ave.; roth Se a i