The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1907, Page 16

Te TOR ED, | oetens - - @ 6s a EVeNIN TUESDAY, DECEMBE 3, 19 TAVITA LOUNGE MUSIC Ane Dinin: R.Baccace 3 DIAGICAML OF TPL STACLTICLES &.SaLoon Smoks Room F Dpaco)]en PD. Lowman OAck. © SEAMENS QUARTERS. Q-FRESN waren, Z FRESH Wwarcr &. Mal SORTING Room. 26? CAB. SMOKE. ROOM: (35-279 CAB: PROMENADE te Cc Cae. DINING Satoon D. VERANDA Care %, Pi IW CLAD4 Smo d ROOM. NW STEWARDS QUARTERS | W.WREMENS QUARTERS. X,GALLEVS Ano RANTAYS. Y.MAILS. Gi MARCONI) MOUSE, ff. MAIN STAIRCASE AND ELEVATORS: etional View of the Giant Turbine Liner Mauretania, Showing _Its Vast Extent of Deck Snace Against a Background of Skyscrapers Z.1ST CLASS NURGERY.E: BAiecor, (91 CLASS. OFFICERS Fooms. K. NAVIGATING BRIDGE. L.CarTs. Reems. °CLaS3 DINING RUOM, T.BoaT DECK. U- PROMENADE ORLK 17-17 PER DECK ee ——————————e——EE SUGAR TRUST HEAD SERIOUSLY ILI, AT LONG ISLAND HOME MABON A BUSY BAKER BURNED MAN AWAY FROM WARD’S ISLAND Superintendent of Asylum Whose| “Abuses Have Been Exposed Has Had Bills for $5,000 in 18 Manths “ asExpert Witnessin Murder Trials. Watch Bleecker Street L property valued at §0,00) destro: day, when a fire ted in the story bullding at No. 108 Bleecke and for a thme threatened the on both sides of the street block. ‘A citizen passing the dullding Dr. William Mabon draws: $5,000 a year from the State as superin- ndent of the Ward’s Island Insane Asylum, He has been at the head the institution for one year and a half. : \ » During the same period hs has served as an insanity expert in sev- ‘eral murder trials; his bills against the county have amounted to $5, “according fo the Figure: in the Comptroller's office. zi The records do not state the exact number of days Dr. Mabon was | away from his lates on Ward's Island and in elitamiting? at the criminal; courts, His bills in the murder trials have been: and hastened to the aiarm-box corner. Many Is the danxerous Vhas been sounded from this bi more than one fireman who {nwered its call has cone to his Directly across the street is th PLOLTAVE MEN E fe |a number of years ago three were killed fighting a blaze. jtimes they are swinging from the widows. > When thi $1,000 for sonie Dr. Ferris, the "SERIOUSLY ae ant, which oc The «lx upp y clothing m4 The men of Engine ( }und Hook and Ladde: lwere ordered intu Aszembiyman the author of the Five-Cens Fare puny! f itites to The EF \ Bichave + ians and All His) Family with Him at Merrivale, great interest In. th cirors of Ward's Island ures being made by The Evening has certainly done hanges up at Ite nex: siawt matter or else co-op: T think this e fon, and Legislature to tak. tlative In ° ‘apt, John What came & back draught th Canayan, Capt Eagan’ and Finnog hers Were knock to thelr feet not rise who hie Thursday, is reported At his dou ne, Mer: tT 1 , Was In ce go to quarters ™, some of ‘them By that ing the sidea of t was thought surely burn. BLA YW ‘CATS FOUTPAD WAR ER EN ae He Mrs. ie — Valuables Fi “rhe burning boxes of Polson burs aye a teoked Hows her nayen nd Ly No. fart re: Woe-uem Alm $€ Lyle ands Wann i tasy evening. Mrs, Lyle atleite hi @ ear om Broadway and De. rast [a at TO DEATH FOUR FIREMEN HURT “Ghosts of Cohnfeld’s Folly” Blaze Across s One man was Ddurned to death. four firemen injured. more than on® hun-} dred others made ij] from smoke, and after midnight saw a black cloud of smoke swoop down through the streets ing known as “Cohnfeld’s Folly,” | three firemen's ghosts, so the supersti- themselves alarm sounded from statement, visitx the danger-box Pils morning Chiet 750 a year from th i RSEPESY) It is claimed an \nvestixation of conditions on} ee to the scene. Yard's island, cope and chi er of the Inquiry! Got a Good Start. ae reached &: The of No. 160 ts occupied As Dr. Breat measure personally identified with the management! Iny a? the front e sian chamber ot excite much public interest, |rear is the bakeshop of Bernar ched the top floor, when Lieut ) firemen were found! + which lay ra ay ee ; draught waa so great that clear across the atre Many Firemen Ill, fell Telaentany got away from Verdun, France. last Saturday, passed over Clydebank, Dumbartonshirs, Scotland, thla afternoon, suing In a northwest- eriy direction, Wan last _ reported land Sunday sno one on board of RUNAWAY WAR BALLOON IS STILL IN THE CLOUDS. over after. ree GLASGOW. Dec. .%.—Telestams celved here deware military’ balloon La, Pa: Sh aS Com aS Gand oe D! v4 January oo IBedell’s Smartest § $25, $28, $30 Suits Wednesday's Sale Highest Types of Style Reductions before which al other reductions sink into insig- nificance—styles filled with that bewitching magnetism which attracts instant attentio and approbation, $25 Broadcloth Suits $25 Rich Cheviot Suits $28 Novelty Suits $30 French Mixture Suits $25 New Stripe Suits Reflecting the best fashion character od New, yed to- seven-| street | Louses| in that| shortly on the fire that ox, and has an- death. je bulld- where firemen { ‘These | VL Sevephine, Terranova. 0) vrank H. Warner .. 503 | Red. Huseoil, Firs) GAT T10 tious neighbors, will tell you, stajk of highest grade imported a DN iideebi had linrey K. Thaw |. 100 | [through the old bullding now nightly, York models—Every coat elegantly! mt aiie 400 | ae co Pe eg euitar Bers satin lined—every skirt in tKe very on R a latest vogue, extra full plaited— \\ wide folds. Single and double breasted coats in every size, for every figure. The prettiest, snap- piest collection of the whole season and without doubt the kest value, Alterations FREE. Sale at All Three Stores. 14-16West 14th Street NEW YORK. 4602462 Fulton Street BROOKLYN 450651 Broad Streek NEWARK. the 5 Croker Atm In the rd Pay, ley. pat sent! Cane a pinned | rescued spl sur MAHL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ¢ of] cons ‘lamin Wednesday yc sey folinfel its of 1 Sack SI men from {5 to.20 years)\ lots of this: seyson's bes t Choice of all Wedne only Men’s $15, $18, $20 Black $ 0 among | Thibet Suits . . Fine Black Thibet t Coats lined Zbout 60 of the Men's $25. Winter Gvercoats for About Y i yi to 48. , $12. 30. 532 to 44, Nobby; feutenan 2. wroy- ter! Taira fpecial tor Four Hours Wed- tal se From9 A. sl. toxP. M, Pairs Men's 50 @ an Woe Trousers, $1.00 Sizes tor Micn 23.0 S | | cosmomeg aammerapans cern JAMES MoGREERY & GO) 23rd Street 34th Street * RUG DEPARTMENTS, In Both Stores. Sale of Rugs and Carpets at greatly ‘ reduced prices, 60 bales, Fine Khun | distan, Mosul and Daghestan Rugs Average size 4x8 ft... 23.50 endl 28,50 Be ae Smaller sizes.. + 75:98 Kermanshah Carpets, i co per sq. ft, fi about one-third usual prices. 100 Rare Beloochistan and Shirvan Rugs. Small sizes. 21.00. 300° Royal Wilton Rugs. : Size 9x12 ft . .25.00 and 30.00 Z usual price 39.50 i Size 8 ft. 3 in. x z0 ft. 6 ins. .... ees ee 22/50 and 27.50 tisual price $5.00 Axminster Bath Rugs. Size 27 x 54 ins. : 1.50 Commencing Wednesday, December the 4th, > .s > Foreign and Domestic Linoleum. ° Best quality. Imitation of Inlaid Tile and Hardwood flooring. 1.15 per yard former price 160-40 4.75 ‘ FURNITURE, 1m Both Stores. Craftsman and Quaint Mission 2 Furniture. Made of brown fumed oak, ‘ upholstered in leather.. Several models’ wd \ to be discontinued. : On Wednesday and Thursday, it December the 4th and sth. Foot Rests. Ne ieauecieae coool eis S08 former price 250 Tabpurettes............... 2.00 and 3.00 former prices 3.00 and 3.75 Umbrella Stands and Costumera....... 5.00 each y former prées 7.00 Magazine Stands.........4.00 and 6.00 vformer prices 6.00 ami 850 0 Chairs and Rockers,......300 and 3.75 -° former prices 4.25 end 435 } Arm Chairs and Rockers... 5.00 : 5 former ‘prices 625 end ’7.90 . Arm Chairs and Rockers, with loose H CUSHIONS o.oo oom ne mons m= om oo Jn 50 : former price 10.00 } Tea and lunch Tables. = ..3,00 and former prices 4.75 and 675 Library Tables.........10,00 and rg.co former prices 14.00 and 19.00 Settles...........25.00, 45.00 and 60,00 former prices 31.50, $80 and 75.00 Furniture for nursery.includes set- tables, dressers, wardrobes and “ 44 tim a tles, chairs.’ JAMES McGREERY aoy 23rd Street JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street | 34th Street . LADIES’ COATS, fn Both Stores. Broadcloth Evening Coats. Light and dark colors, 25.00, '32!'50 and 45.00 former prices 37.00 to 75,00 { ———— FEATHER BOAS. Ia Bota Stores, Marabout Feather Stoles. ' 4stranda, a% yards long. Black, natural and Fauve. — : 4.50 Marabout Feather Stoles, 5 strands, 2% yards long. Black or natural. 5,50 “1 Coque Feather Sets,—muff and boa, White, light blue, pink, grey, taupe, Ss | brown and black, 8.50 ae 23rd Street 34th Street Stands for Giraffe, Whose neck is so long ‘That he can inspect Each one of a throng, — And.that js Just what A World Ad. will do— 9) It finds out “what's doing,” As tall Giraffes do, i Worl Ada, are the Beat, Th uve on Uarger Cirewlas linw ‘in Greater New York THantT Ubtalnable Through An; ther Netniag Newepapers, Com bined.