The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1907, Page 6

i * .Ctsimed by Mather. “WIE IN DEATH “ Maschant's Body Taken to, THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY Mike McDonald’s Widow Tries Again to End Life | ANGRY MOB CHASES. “MN 15 BLOCKS (Police Revolvers Protect Fugi- tive Accused of Attacking Girl Three Years,Old. [ Enrico Detlaro, twenty-two years jot N ibesn the victim of s lynching yes | terday had he not run Into the arms of| alx pollcemen when a mod had chased} him for fifteen blocks and when his capture seemed a matter of seconis Deliaro-.was ‘charged with. a crime against three-yearcold Betta Michac! | Petrillo, with whose family he lives |The child's parents drove the boardir .| from the holise whwuting for vengeance, | A crowd took up the chase, growing in| 7 Thompson atreet, might have of which the man was | dnown among them, the tened-tovkettt Christmas Jewelr Yes, the strain and doubt are ov. their money to Lambert's for the C and purchase ristmas gifts { NOVEMBER 29,°1907 to thousands of families, To make this a particularly merry Christ- mas We are showing so many novel th that our patrons find just what iptices, ~Searching. gs in jewelry, all at low e\ want without tedious For those who would require special designs we have plenty . of gold (other manufacturers complain of and a systém that saves time and money. } We have made several advantageous purchases of ' Gold Jewelry, and have added them to our stock. being offered at exceptionally low figures, Our lay-away plan is know. * arcity), plenty of ideas, All are at your service, .Choose now, We guarantee everything, you Our New Catalog will aid you immensely in choosing gifts. ;. We send it free. - _ Put Money in Diamonds Af there fs a safer investment than diamonds nobody: has found , it, and those who put their-money into diamonds now will be giad ot jain the ranks’ of prudent investors, for whom slumps and flurries have no terrors?) We are large direct importers of_dlamonds, and -our broad-gauge policy means profit for_our of itstater. Why ©) MBoang Whitley deciares that the body }@@ Bie stepencther shall net be buried oe <\g@tapmother here in my house,” he Sad inet seen my father’s second wife Mom kis home. *Z'Go not mish to have the boty of my “Geonuse ef the prejinilce of my wife re sister Wiisabdeth against her. They aimee my marriage on June 1, two years ‘ees, and I shall hesitate about bringing thee bedy to them. Besides, her relatives ‘will neve romething to say on the sub- ? Jest, We ehall have @ consultation be Heft 5 fF a fare coming to s conclusion.” i C, Seaman, Mr, \ Whitley's @ttorney, is hopeful that thers wili be to _funer oi air. White Uay’s.non, and the other at the home of @frs, Whitléy’s mother, The two bodies, Mewever, will be buried side by side, ig te said. Mars Whitley's brother, James Logan, to-day the double tragedy had been to gossips, who had carried to Mr. tales about bis young wifes g z 3 E i had bean ieft alone my sister husband would Reve lived an if & It is said Mr. Whitley's estate will amount to about $250,000 Att in ‘believed to have guffered some a during the ft errors net —_—_—.___ PROMINENT MA®ON DEAD. CHIOAGO. Nov. 1.—Anparentiy yio- lently fnanne, Mrs, Dora. McDonald, wwidew of Michael Casstus MoDonald, the gambler, may be taken to an cxy- Jum at once, {t is said to-day, and thus escape trial for the murder of Webster C, Guerin. Bhe made two attemvts to rill, her- self, and when e@t length she was brought under ‘control raved like « maniac. Her brother. Hmil Felaman, rendered her attempts at suicide futile, Sho first turned on the mes 1 room on —jroughly at ‘The “fugitive o. Canal street. sued, which finally k and Greeawich streets | where Patrolman Fraher, of the Leon- | ard street station, caught the man. | Twice during the pursuit some of the foremost of the mob saught up with | Dellaro, but he escaped them each tin Kt the price of brulses_and cuts about | the face and head. Had it {the opportune arrival of fi icemen tho fugitly 2 the bands of the crowd. With! | drawn revolvers the pollcemén held. the Baie eral jets “ane “Xrted hersdle ron a window. Axain it Feldman Siok PRINCE IS FORCED. TO RESENT CHARGE Zu Eulenberg Compelled to Sue Editor Harden in Round Table Scandak BERLIN, Nev. #.—At the request of Prince Philio su Bulenburg. the Crown Prosecutor fas ordered) Maximilian Harden, editor of the Zukunft, and his lawyer, Herr Bernstein, to be tried for using Ingulting and defamatory expres- siorim-against the Prince in speeches at the recent trial of the jibel sult brouxht axslnst)/ Harden’ by) Count) Ouno)\yon ‘oltke. : At this pew tréal. Rul ep bua. cacee ‘avorite of Emperor William, and for- meriy Germen lor at Vienna. will te mi He was too {ll to a itness at the former trial, wi in effect, was thrown out of court. as ACID IN “BUTTERMILK.” CHICAGO, Nov.:-3, — “Buttermilk” @old here by.the milic ¢rust is a mix- Men in every walk of life, in all profes- sions and trades, the gentleman of leisure and the working- W. L. DOUGLAS BOYS’ SHOES $3.50 SHOES, THE S. CAUTION. W.L. or las nere. sed ore is stamped paper eae Shoes maile: m factory to an! art of e Cnitieg ee, WoL, DOUGLAS, Biocktea, Mase 2a KE Tako No Substitute, ‘world. thers, Incledting Patent: every style. Al sizes and witthe, W. L. DOUGLAS $4.00 GILT EDGE SHOE Oannot Be Equaiied at Any Price. eS $200 oa ek SAME AS MY MEN'S W. L, Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater New York: by more men in all walks of ® life than any ~@ othermakcis $1.75 AND $2.00. ““HAMULBON, Ont, Nev. 2.—Hugh fure ef acid and’ skim milk, accerdini:|”..5 5 Fs meeatk BROOKLYN, RY. 2 BL Bchul t, aralstant roadway,cor, Howard. | 2779 venne, LY. tae on Gecanmace Fea Commissioner, Mach of {t'in | 758 Broadway, cor. 8 250 Weet 125th Stress, 708-710 Broadway. one of the most’ prominent Masons in | manttactured by depositing cultured) 683 B 345 Eighth Avense.. 1367Bi or, Gates Av. Xmerica, died suddenly xeateriay of|!acto acié bacterta in skim milk. ‘This 95 Nassau Street. 421 Fulton ‘Street, cor, Pearl | of Canadian Masons. mixture trom 3to'€ cents equare lt iy Aveoeajs, ¢ .) | NEWARK—785 Broad Street. “cc q QUALITY CLOTHES FOR FATHER AND SON,” Winter Overcoats, of selected material (Knicker Trousers) Sizes “Long Overcoats “Price Re We have just reduced about 900 handsome new | |. SPECIAL | a very broad variety to select from. Norfolk or Double Breasted Suit Russian and Sailor Suits BONWIT. HARRIS & @) BROADWAY—Corner 21st St-—FIFTH AVE, Peal ductions on 2 Suits, O’coats,Reefers at Four-Fifty Each _ And Get 36.50, $7.50 and $8.50 Values | itsland Reefera: = They are made fa handsomermcdelstand therelis ‘ | INCLUDED ARE: | $ 2 Sati Wal | 5 To-morrow | 16,9450 | Reefers and Russian Overcoats| Sizes 3 to 16} Sizes 11 to 16) Suits and Overcoats These are the very ‘atest creations for boys of all ages—and formerly sold for $15.00, 59,50 | Every mother knows a $3.00 Shoe when | she sees it. Department we offer to-morrow 300 paire of cur, famous shoes, | Gun Metal, Patent Colt and Vici Kid; sizes to fit all Loys; ages 3 to 17. : | To-morrow, VERY. SPECIAL Boys’ $3.00 Smart Shoes ” |: To introduce our Boys’ Shoe hand made, of Box Calf, Regular Price *2 tee ot been for Advertisement for at any Ainerican Dt tm the. customers, the Lambert factory: —Others-from-$ 8; 50t0-$1 _ Perfect Wedd f The ¥ings pictured below are mounied in solid 14-karat gold at All oXet ay the Lambert Seamless or thelr gleaming beauty and fi eee Put info them. Let the beerosiaa ear with new happiness make note of this: ara known cludes all si gifts that are long cherished Asetpensive, 71 Fancy pattern, rose Anish,’ Roman top. $3.00, ‘Thousand Oth quote, Thiaone Mottevt. wet with feenam-| bUt striking 3 pearls elied'and !n ite eet with beauty, 2pearia with two Price, fine pearia, $6.60 £6.75 No Charge for Engraving, Solid Gold — Antique ans —modern—in—deslgn, ‘orthy the admiration they excite, our solid gold Si; , coating : er LaVallieres Set 2 ure can give morel_than ™ rtect sonception of these, siving Le ‘YVallieres of Karat gold, with that tmport Nf therefore able f sell at the remarkable prices we ‘at ed in 0.00 fh 00 nt es 0L00 ing Rings 4.40 Extra thin. _Rings -are—-hundreds—of- Pierced pollahed ring; rich and dig- Piso‘ only 86.78 5 to $50 Lockets and * Whatever heart could desire In the way locket le found at Lambert's, This We want you to see our assortment of solld gold, gold-filled and ster- ling silver watches, and we want you to know what pains we take to have every one of them worthy of our reputation and your confidence. You will not wonder at the enormous trade we have built up when you are famillar with our stock and our methods, Ask: to see the Lambert Special Values in Ladies’ Solld 14-Karat Hunting Case Wate! $16.50; $18.00, $20.00, $22.50, $23.00 and $27.80, % ele Usefuland Handsome Sleevé-Links i Why not give him a pair of sleeve links of solid 14-karat gold. They are always hardy. We make them in practically limitless yarlety, Here are some pleasing patterns: Retailers and-Importers, ' Third Ave., Corner 58th St. Cpen Saturday Night and \trnightea your Croo! ture Intended. Consultation Free Nonrs 8 to 8 pally, And by appointment, i CALL OR WRITE, i 1122 Broadway, N. Y, Please mention World, No Extra Charge for It. my, vail 8 BR dh ) Every Evening in December 1 and pay: when ‘you get ready to deliver the gifts: Meanwhile we keep them safe in our strong steel vaults. Solid’ Gold Wedding Rings the finished, flawless work- " who will beg.n the New rom ssortment that In- izes and widths we illustrate four nese aes price le only 86.75 | ity engraved, “put atways—} ignet Rings are among 5 ra PaUSENS sities he engraved monograms or inttiats, i gesired, without chareE, A highly popu! BLEMISHED FACE ? Dr. Pratt Can! Cure your wnslghtly Vim Nose, Natural, World may be lett Messonser Oftice | toe. | he THE COMPLEXION 2 cine \ colorations and’ ¢rap- . Honst “the worst case | ease) 1m 10 to 20 days, Leaves | iJ the skin clear, heallny | hee 0d restores the beauty Si) Bold by Hegeman's 8 man's 4 K Btores, Rtores. Riker’ 10, ores. NATIONAL TOILET COMPAN Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonder ot youth. |Rudorded by | thousends of. grateful | Indies," 000., $1.00, by | your aryggist or mall i Stores, Kins ungman' Drow | = others. e iris, Tenn 4 ‘|Look To-Day —Deposit To-Morross g, | A 305, 1-word “Furnished Room" Your Clothes —= Should Be From Brill Stores, ‘Because Brill Clothes Are Best’ : and Brill Values Greatest Brill money buys Brill clothes—naturally Brill Brothers Hy endeavor to buy the best and the most for their money— t just as you do. t »* Brill money backs Brill clothes—naturally Brill Brothers E h seek to put out under their. cuarante®only reliable merchan- dise—just as you would if you sold goods and your own money was at stake to warrant them. z The Brill supply source for finished ‘garments is all x America—the Brill supply Source for fabrics all the world. Brill clothes are from six of the foremost tailoring. organiza- ' tions in America, each éxcelling in its own field—and from ‘Four Brill directed tailor shops. \ No other stores enjoy as $e large a supply source... Brill fabrics are from the world’s best *: mills. Brill values, resulting from Brill trade advantages, are eS best clothes values anywhere and the splendid garments de- 5: jsctibed below stand as convincihy proof of Brill Stores’ _ 5 Strongest claims. a eR ye All, Wool Suits and $ q High grade worsted, all-wool velour, ‘silk~mixture cassimere cheviat mulls in “new browns: and grays and dark, worsted effects, s plaids. of recent design. Cut on new Brill models. vool Melton, Kersey, Frieze nd Cheviot In Blue, , » Black, Oxf@rd and various grays. Sizes for youths and ‘mén.~ Both Suits and Overcoats, because of extra hand tailoring on col- . lars, shoulders and lapels, because of excellent fabric and high grade trimmings, hold their shape $10 Tit, style and color unt worn outs, ; 5 <r Hand Tailored Suits ; Values up to $18, 12.50- -___.Newest_colorings_and_destyns in high-graje Worsted, Cassimere ~and- Cheviot Suits-and-biack-and- blue Unfinished ‘Worsted Suits — All correct in cut and skilfully hand es 9) Lene $ 2.50 permanence of shape. Sizes for all Overcoats, Unusual Under $13 50 $20, Journeyman Tailored, e Smart, new Herringbone Serine Velour Overcoats and Over- coats of Black, Oxford and Cambridge Gray Melton; smart new models; every garment Journeyman tailored according 3 50 e to $20 standards * $15 Overcoats that are $22.5 The Overcoats are new silver, Quaker, steel, oyster and other $25 and $28 values, popular grays and browns, brownish mixtures, blacks, blues and Cambridge and Oxford grays. The cheviotsIn_ stripe, twilland- fancy Wors! Baa OSS OUT AAR ARLES ERT EL FED ORS eclally woven ~ High grade in $: ery details 15 Finest Pure Worsted Suits, that $17 are $25 and $28.00 values, The newest and most exclusive designs In Gray and Brown. shades, , Silk Mixtures and neat Stripe and Overplaids, in many origins! and smart destgns. The fabrics are strictly pure worsteds of excellent qual- ‘Ity, from the best mills in America, Talloring, fabric and models are up to $25.00 and $28.00 standard. g Overcoats that are $19 $30 & $32.50 values, Meltons and,Kersey Coats in black, blue, Oxford and Quaker 3 worsteds !n black and Oxford, various twill and fancy weaves, and fancy worsteds and Tweeds in various rraraiyouyy) tan, blue and brown shades. Business coats, auto coats, driving coats and dress coats that are finest’examples of modern talloring. Judged » by highest. standards these garments. are great value regularly at Brill Suits of Highest Grade, Giving expression to the best ideas of ten of America’s most famous designers and embodying the skilled work af ten of Amer- kca’s most highly developed tailoring organizations, here are sutts to satisfy the most critical dressers In New York, the home of best- dressed men. At $40 and $45 there are “hand-stitched” suits—the finst possible to tailor, Introduced and sold exclusively by Brill stores... 2 0 - Overcoats thaf are $96 : $35, $40 & $45 values, eS Many of these coats are lined with finest silks and satins, every one is Bes standard, not only in finish but in fabric, ealloring and style, Pete All models—from conservative to extreme—all shades from black to lightest—all fine fabrics, Including English worsteds, Meltons and Kerseys, Norway Kersey and Scotch Tweeds—the last in exclusive overplaids and stripes. Brill Overcoats, Without. $60. Rivals Anywhere, up to i The finest garments. produced by America's foremost talloring. organizations. rments that Justify much higher prices than the Brill best value policy permits thelr being marked. Inckaded are ex- clusive models and exclusive rted fabrics. To see this assort- ment 1s to understand why Brill stores are New York's foremost Overcoat stores; to try on one of these garments |s to appreciate how comfortable and Juxurious an overcoat can be, end to own and wear one Is to enjoy s satisfaction and a service for many winters to “Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats Good $8 value black and fancy “young: men; welt ta A i, Special Youths! Suits, ly taHored of specially designed and weter- proofed gray effect casslmeres; special rad models, and Overcosts,-new gray fabrics, -new=modelsyextes “$10 = and 912.50 values.... bee Seeeeee < = S 5 S$ Ss 2 S = x Ss 8 < 3 = = & RS = = = = at 5 ‘ee ny, 3 sy Q 3 eal 83 a = RS SS ~~ = ee - le aha ane + aS better finish and” better tailoring than ‘usual suits at $15, i and warranted to give $15 worth of service........ BOIS AOLOO $ 0 Children’s Reefers, Overcoats.. and Suits Children’s Sults, Reefers and Overcosts—strictly all-wool, high- _ Glass fabsics, all correct weaves and colorings, over 30 designs— smartest new models—high-grade Brill talloring—elzes 3 4 to 16—values $7 and $8............ se eeee 95 rade o eaatent brea) good wives Pens. BOOS Boys’ Waterproof 4-in-1 $3 95 ; Deo ES ELE TE bee9h F645 644 $eEs Vi, Combination Suits, - = Dudley 4-In-1 Waterproof Combination Suits, of fabrics specially 2 woven and waterproofed at the mill. Suit consists of Jacket and two ree pairs of trousers; warranted to give $6 service or new sult fr hed greatest $6 value In America. Over 50,000 sold and never 3 9 R one returned. Samples free by mall... $ ° tS FQUR STORES S ; 47 CORTLANDT, n. Greenwich. UNION SQUARE, 14th, n. B! = 279 BROADWAY, n.Chambers, 126TH STREET, cor. dd Avenas, = Broadway amd Cortlandt St, Steres (pen Saturday Until 9 FP, uM. = Unlon Ba. Heron Otore mvery, Kveniag. Uniil'D ang Saturday Untl) 11 P.M. = ad, in The World finds mang A peed i a oat