The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1907, Page 10

ESE MAESTETO 7 Police Official’'s Buggy. Backed Up. Wise ‘citizens officer, Beas sens os muffer, Inspector Schmittberger While he is coming toward you, it ta Inspector, in his wagon, the @ttyer a policeman paid by the city, ed at Fifth ayenue aoe Rot content with allowing the polide- ‘on post to handle the obstruction ‘feels of the Inspector's wason be Game tooked with the wheels of a cad Mbe only possible charge against the INSPECTOR MAX Dared to Be*in Way. When of New York have ee oe supeclaily to place dignity: thowed to-day ‘hat, In addition to look- tee out for, poasible infractions upon “Whe sureme rights of & police oMcer quai] to be careful when he is backing and Twenty- street to-day, when « big truck, ABBY GUILTVOF THERE'S THE TALE WOMAN TORN BY OFTHE HARD LUCK SHIP. MIRAMAR Being the Expurgated Narra-| tive of the Gallant Second Mate,. Fisher. Hark to the [x rrative of the ship/ Miramar, for ahbis the original Hard! Luck Kia of the High Beas. (ghe's a Briviah tramp, and she looks) tt, She ‘inched up the Nartows to-day” and leaned her tired, unwiped nose upon} the Eife Breakwater. She was thirty- one days out from Huelva, when she should have ‘been Mfteen. She/ needed} a shave,/a bair.cus a shampoo, « clean! sbjrta Tarkish bath and the tten-| tiqns of a good chirvpodist. Everything | had ‘happened to her excopt Clearing: | FHouse certifeates, She wae all in, or| \|approximately so. Capt. Gibson wouldn't talk—chat 1s he | wouldn't talk in language that read could put in a femily newspaper and! get away with it But Second Mate Fisher handed out tow linea which,| ‘with the proper expurgatory troatment, | may pass the Post-Ofice authorities. | ‘Look at her,"* said Second Mate! Fisher. No sooner sald than done. The/ Teporter looked. The Mira:nar ix 20! feet long and 3 feet in the beam.) which gives her’a frure eomething Uke | @ string bean, only not so shapely. 6 lett Liverpool with ballast on) Oct, 12, sald Second Mate Fisher, “In the Bay ef Biscay, oft Huelva, 'we | (itver was that he was inthe way,of [Rit & helluva storm. ‘Tho seas’ went | eo backward progress of the Inspector's @harict—Jn spite of the protests of the @eoupant of the oab, who bad engaged good faith, without a preséntiment What @ police inspector might back Into ee Qriver was hustled to @ police § the trick on a allppery day like this, 10,000 1 EMIGRANTS. SAIL FOR EUROPE Taxed| to Capacity by Italians and Others, he steerage bunkers of wix,trans- adantic liners that sailed from this port to-day were taxed to capacity by i. thousand aliens returning to the my limes of Italy and southern Burope. The White Star liner Adriatic arriad 1780; the Merion, ef the Red Star line, 1,300; the Holland-American boat Statenden, 1,40; the Neckar, of the North German Lloyd >lne, 2,00; ithe Sofia H., of the Austro-American Vise, 1,300, und Che Russtan boat” Smo- lensk. 1.60. Tho Adriatic was to have parried % moro steerage passengers fiom Chicago, but the train bringing them to Jersey ity broke down “in the Alleghentes. Ac the offices of the various steam- ship companion the booking clerks are overwielmed with applications for pas- thelr native heaths with bulging money bags. The present tide of emigration ts unprecedented. if horses should have deen attached Outgoing Steamships ToDay “wage irom aliens who are returning to} a+ the office of August Belmont down and flooded the engine-room. fo ithe gallant firemen came tip and crawled | around the deck on their oes, snivel-{ I'm an Englishman | exhibition of British Pluck made me sick at the stomach. As | goon as we got to Huelva two of the ‘fremen promptly deserted) and one of} them tried to clean out the water fronts jand landed in a hospital: So we shipped | three green Italians in their places, Ex- cuse me while I state my feelings in regard te those Itallane’" j When the atmosphere of Erie Bastn-| i meee cian womewhet Second Mate | Ewell eet aboard and headed for New York. That | ase on Nov. 3 Two days later we jumped into the palpitating centre of a aces gale, We were flooded all the time. Every little while the seas would put out the engine fires. A dig comber carried away the bridge and a lifeboat. We ran short of coal. Excusa me a | minute while I mention that ooal.’* | Which he did. And then: “We put into Funchal for fuel and re- pairs, The nine remaining Englishmen in the crew mutinied there and refused) to work. We put them In Jrons, shipped them back to -Iiiverpool and shipped a crew of Portuguese landsmen, Will | you exouse me wiiile I lean over the aide and give yent-to my. sentiments touching on those Portuguese?” Blue flashes and an odor like some- body frying ham) ‘We had bad wenthér and unhappl- nesses all the rest of the way," added Becond Mate Fisher. “Storms, acci- Gents, cowardice, desertion, mutiny, | con! shortage, general dampness and @elay. Excuse me while I sum up." ‘The reporter came away because from a child he always was afrald of thunder storms. oo INTERBOROUGH DIVIDEND. The board of directara of the Inter- borough id Transit Company at a meeting “to-day declared a quarterly dividend of 21-4 per cent upon all the capital wiock of the company, ako 74 Neassau strest, on Jan. 2, Gers of stock and voting trust ‘core ificates of record on Dec. 16. HIMALAYAN SHAWLS $65.00, $75.00, B Altman & On ae SHAWLS VERY APPROPRIATE FOR GIFTS. INDIA| CHUDDAH, CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED, ALGERIAN AND REAL ORENBURG SHETLAND WOOL SHAWLS. * DOUBLE-FACED CASHMERE SHAWLS, QUILTED VESTS, FASCINATORS, MOTOR HOODS AND CAPS, | B. Altman & Co. WOMEN’ ‘| FOR HOUSE WEAR, MOTORING AND ! TRAVELING. IN THE SCOTCH CLANS. | S GOWNS | y “IN THE DEPARTMENT FOR REARY-MADE GOWNS, 4) A NUMBER OF TAILOR SUITS AND DRESSES WILL BE OFFERED ‘AT - $90.00 & $120.00 * REDUCED FROM $95,00,° $135.00, $160.00 & $275.00 Ls our cargo of pyrites | S a eVENTWO WORLD; WEDNESDAY, SECEMBER 5. 1907, TOGK ADVICE 10 BOMB Sit HURLED AT CLANS CHEE ‘Govern re Moscow, 3g Tar- || get, Escapes, but His Driver Hurt and Horses Killed. — ing, Youth Leaps From Window. Bocnuse he had been lectured for his eontinual drinking, Luli De Metio, | twenty-two years old, jumped from the fourth-atory window. of the tenement house at No, 108 Mulberry atrect to-day He wha taken to the Hudson Strect Hospital, {probably dia According to the police, MOSCOW, Dec. 4—An onsuccessful attempt was mado in’ this clty to-day | fupon the life of Lieut.-Gen. Guersshel- Governor-General of Moscow. the young mann, & uncle, He escaved death only by & narrow lnim for some time last night and told ca ee him that if drink had got the better of A woman hurled a bomb at the Gen-| him he had petter Kil himself. fils, uncle had gone t) eral’s carriage white he was driving meee eaiualadewmanatioapall this morning tn the Lefort grosnd | to the areawa, sae oS Stetig has @ broken back’ and in- pete t ternal injufles. The horses were blown to pintes and the’ odachman was seriously wounded. | GAVE COURT 400 PENNIES. The Governor-Genera!, howeyer, came j out of the explosion unharmed. ‘The woman was so severely mutilated by her own bomb that she had to be removed to a hospital. Bhe is in a dying condition, SEVEN MEN CUT TO PIECES IN LOCOMOTIVE’S SWEEP. “Well, Judge,” sald Edward Bmith, of No, 269 Ninth. avenue, Brooklyn. Magistrate Gelsman in the Fifth Avenue Court yesterday, “here's that money you ordered me to pay my wife every week.” “Giad to see you've kept your word, said the Judge. “Where fs it?’ Smith laid a ealt bag half filled with | Jingting coin on the desk. old tu to bens her #4," a of su at the There more than $4} paid Smith. in parinies, | Tiflis ‘and Mplunks Js. aw! scarce, and t the best I could do. “Count It" hala the Cdurt, turnin; clerk, and for a few minutes ihe Cou! with Siig bund! fa that Jo “No, GLASGOW, Dec. 4—A gang of nin plate layers were run down to-day by light locomotive on the Glaagow- Pajsley Ine. Seven of the mon were killed out- if right. They were so muitilated that} their remains hag to be gathered up in L2hiuna ke 8 apne thepatiness cee eacks. members only. Stern Brothers Women’s Petticoats : To-morrow, Decided Reductions in IMPORTED SILK PETTICOATS $29.50 to 75.00 Formerly $39.50 to 95.00, at Also a large purchase of - TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS in all the leading colors, including black, $5.95, 7.95, 9.95 Leather Goods. “4 Suitable for Holiday Gifts (_ EXCEPTIONALLY COMPLETE ASSORTMENTS OF CARRIAGE -BAGS, 7 STRAP BOOKS, CARD CASES, WALLETS, BILL FOLDS, : _ STATIONERY AND SEWING BASKETS,- TOURIST CASES, WRITING TABLETS, ETC Special Values To-morrow ' TRAVELING BAGS, leather lined, |. . with covered frame, 15 to 18 inches, $5.00 IMPORTED HAND BAGS, Colored Beaver Calf, with two handles and inner frame, 4 2.95 IMPORTED LEATHER GLOVE, HANDKERCHIEF 1.95 AND JEWEL BOXES, withggilt mountings, IMPORTED SILK FRAMES, with gilt ornaments, in various sizes, “$1.95 to 4.95 2 4 Domestic Rugs-Best Quality Thursday Only, at Greatly Reduced Prices Smyrna Rugs, a Ody 9 ft., at $10.50 9 by i2 ft, at $20.50. Regular Prices $13.50 and 28.50 Body Brussels Rugs, 9 by 42 ft, at $21.00 .. Regular Price $29.50 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9 by 12 ft., at $29.00 Regular Price $39.50 Imported Lace Curtains 350 Pairs will be offered to-morrow, as follows IRISH POINT CURTAINS, -- 4 $4.50, 7.75, 9.75 Values $5.75 to 12.50 Pair RENAISSANCE CURTAINS, $6.75, 8.25, 15, 00 Values $8.50 to 18.50 Pair LACET ARABE CURTAINS, $7.75, 9.50, 16. 50, _ Values. $9.75 to 23.50 Pair i CLUNY AND FILET LACE STORES, $6,75, 7.75, 11.50 Values $9.75 to 15,00 Each > Mahogany Furniture - Appropriate for Holiday Gifts SEWING TABLES, from $19.25 to 49.00 LADIES’ DESKS, G 17,00 “ 50.00 TEA TABLES, eS “ 13.75 “ 23.75: LIBRARY TABLES, ? “ 18.75 “ 52.00 + UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS, ese ., :17.25." 45.00 A complete assortment of Pedestals, Tabourets, Tea Trays and Fancy Pieces, (THIRD FLOOR, ANNEX) re ea \ West Twenty-third ‘St KILL HINISELE |) | Scolded bys Uncle fot Drink- where {t wus said he will | man, who has not worked for woverat | month started drinking hepvily,. His | with whom he. lived, talked to) to? scam a Bring ALG en = WWE SCLt Mone REAL Laces THAN ‘ay OTHER STORE IN AMERICA, 3 «| ESHRICH BROS. ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS, GTH AVE, 22ND TO 2320 ST.N,Y | Only 17 Shopping Days Until Christmas. Continuati ERS als hee ntinuation of the great sale that has made alll NewYork talk, Prices are actually less than manufactuters’ cost, use We paid cash for two furriers’ surplus stocks. WOMEN'S BLACK KERSEY. FUR-LINED COATS, in full box, $0-Inch long: model, Santa Claus IN OUR TOY DEPARTMENT. The-jolly old fellow will per- sonally present each child ac companied bygan adult with a hristmas souvenir FREE. WOMEN'S BLACK RUSSIAN PONY ‘COATS, made of choice new coat sleeves and turn-back cuffs. ‘Lined with sabled dyed P t; ‘on! els we ane shew! collar of brown Belgian lynx; 15. 49 sit ais See ieee the ee ateerey eee ey half-fitted collarless. models; fin- WOMEN'S BLACK BROADCLOTH FUR- LINED’ COATS, in. 50- inch semi-fitted and full. box models. Lined: with clear gray and white squirrel, and large’shawl collars of Persian Lamb, Black Lynx, Brown 21.94 Marten, eté.; value’ $39.75, at WOMEN'S BLACK CARACUL COATS, in various model * of, well-matched caracul’ skins and lined throughout perior satin and handsomel> finished; value $55.00, .2 ‘WOMEN'S BLACK .RUSSIAN: PONY COATS, made in’ the new collarless semi-fitted model and. fin- 27. 98 ished with fancy buttons and superior silk “braid, Regularly. $42.50; sale price... MUFFS, made of 3 and 4 welll. regularly $47.50; sale price $23.98 NATURAL DARK MIN! matohed skin: iE SETS, for children; regularly $2.98; $1.29 ished’ with: fancy buttons and ‘su- perior squality. silk braid; Hned ‘throughout with ‘27.98 y guaranteed 2.50, NATURAL -DARK MINK SCARFS,. finished with natural mink heads, tails and paws; regularly $22.50; sale Vinee NATURAL AND, SABLE SQUIRREL SETS regularty $13: sale price, 96.79 LARGE PERSIAN PAW. SETS; ‘ee AMERICAN FOX/ANIMAL SHAPE --$8.50) ree, $12: price ISABELLA MUFFS; 3-Day Shoe Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday at a Sacrifice of Profits AMERICAN ER, sale price . sale price. very Man Can Afford to Dress Well at Small Cost if' He Buys Men’s Clothing in this store, the house of low Clothing Prices a Here are a few of the extra special offerings Sp for Thursday : 12 25 Men's Nobby Winter = variety of styles and sizes $5.00 from 33 to 42. Regular f/ $10 and $12 suits for the} | Values Men’s $15 avd $18 Winter Overcoats and Suits for $7.50 Nice black Thibet Suits, fine worsted Suits and] heavy Oxford and black overcoatings; sizes 34 to 421 Mena $30 Winter Over- | | | rt During the barga @ entire East he jes ever offered ese es, and now fod we have ota, not All aizes tn every Suiis, all odd suits, good small sum of... $10 and $12 stylish Cheviot Suits. The overcoats are made of Though the alzes are not compl aseortatent in general ts su each customer ‘will ) bo able to relect just what #1 nia, We hayniaiso re- / cently purchased more than 5,00 new pairs, which we add to this Jot of 1.500, making the most complete jsirtment ever offered at one pr The leathers are Fin-metal. coltakin, box calf aad v 4 rey in 1907 modolg, mada for this Fall wear, We mark most ot-rnem for fo-morrow at... e3 75c HAND-CROCHETED misses;-a pair ... LAMBS’ WOOL SOLES, sold ev eyuhers fe 25c. and 2! to-morrow, a pair " Best $1.98 39c Men's $28 Winter Suits, $13.50 pays: $10.00 Long-ftouser Sults, sizes 15 to 18 700 ae $8.50 and $10.00 Winter Overcoats and Sis He RS, fc women and sizes 7 to 16 years; special Thursday. for... .85. Boys’ $3.50 Winter Overcoats and su its, 4 sizes 8 to 16, years, for...........0000- ($1, 98 SPECIAL NOTICE—We make a specialty of suits and; overcoats for big men, and have some sleaen vac ues at we Suits at °8.75 The Kind Women Admire Who Like Sule! 85 of. Women’s Tailored Suits, specially re- duced for to-morrow to exactly half their real value. They are not simply worth $45 in figures, but we have sold the same suits earlier in the season for that amount. Made of all-wool broad. |} cloth-and cheviots in double-breasted Prince Chap model. Full plaited skirt, finished with tailored fold. Colors are blue, brown and black, Women's $12.00 $7.50 : Three-Quarter | Length ‘Coats, 1 .- Women’s Three-Quarter Length Coats, -of fine wool English kersey, made in the latest and nobbiest double-breasted Prince Chap model, fin- ished with tailored straps, lined throughout with heavy satin. We had these coats in stock for “$12.00, and reduced them for to-morrow’s selling, TOYS\est We haye a complete assortment of, imported and domestic toys, ‘and the prices are naturally lower now than they will be later. While 47-1N OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT, <2 25c “Keep Warm” 7 SHppers, a pair, Cc About 1,500 pairs of “Keep Warm” Slippers for men, women and chil. dren. Made of all-woo! Blanket cloths, in beautiful patterns. Used in bed- rooms and for rubber boots. o ; = - Men’s 25c and 39c 17¢ All-Wool Half Hose, Six Pairs for $1.00. Men's all-wool Half Hose, in plain black, with meribo heel and toes;..also about 60 dozen fancy cashmere half hose, at the ridiculous price of 17c a pair. A half hose special that deserves to be noticed. Same qualities bring 25c and even 9c regularly. % ie ’ r Men's “Holiday Cravats,’ 25¢ Men's Handsomé Neck Scarfs, each one packed in neat holiday bo: suitable for Christmas gift.’ Scarfs that are aie of silk usually ca ia 50c. neckwear; they come-in beautiful designs, most light colors. Remarkable Price Upheaval in Carpets and Rugs Now 1s the opportune time for the purc hase of the most trustworthy Carpets and Rugs at prices that fall far short of regular Agnes: pac ines average half usual quotations, everything is here is the time tof 48¢ Ingrain 22, 96e Wool Brus. 45 | $1.45 aiden : [make selections. Will hold ani | Carpet, Yara, aC sels Carpet, yd. C Sieve 69¢: j |] deliver them. American Ingrain Carpet, cut trom Weal Brussels Carpéta in hall, room| iP Lance Pluss nt SPER tie lal Cah Tinta tor teenorrow only, sc. a {patternas “ale oe sergeants | I only; my ae wheels; strong and) substantia} $15.98 Brussel Ena sh Velvet a Sree g ize 9x12, Asai to-morrow, *18.98 Rugs, 9x12, at er Rugs, Ween Poe Velvet Rugs, size st tue | \PruuLe +0 Saf loonie Brussela Rugs, size | are | kind that ores Soll for $2298; to| Alexander Smith's Axminster Rugs, i DOLLS, made in the inade to sell for $15.98; coomorco? only }-rioxg out a in the quickest) fee 8.3x10.6; rugs that retailed for at $625, 93 in most stores. post possible manner, poraible time. | large bisque heady with $1,98 Brussels Rugs. Hp. long, Moning wiz and size 27x84,01 | (Gg $3.08 Ingrain — $1. | Japanese cibsing eyes. T- 7Q@ : Art Squares, _Malung: le ee 200 Brussela Rugs, stzo 7x3 Inches: | Ingmpin Art Squares, elxe 6x9. ‘The: yards to the roll: the kind. thét DRESSED DOLLS, hi Tugs that are always retailed at $1 squares are retailed for $3.93; “f at sioras sell’ for $2298 « rojl; special price for to-morrow only at $1.69. He this: aale, per roll of # yarde nasorted atylosof dresssa to choose from, Full jointed, with largy flow- ing wig and large bisque head, Worth aH eat O OG CELLULOID, Warr sorted colors,. UMPTT DUMPTY SETS, made of pod: Agures can bo adjusted to any ateipe: for to- $1.29 at DRUMS, of good av {ty hide; extra #trong und well made, - Foto morrows SOc INDIAN. AND SOL~ to-morrow at 930, each, 7 inches wide; 59c Reversible Carpet (Z,incter si4t: 5) Yard, 32c -Do You Know pneu Values? If so, these offers will astonish you, ae other —— in New York can possibly sell them so low, 95c XXXX 37k | no 7 Cork Linoleum Sheet Linoleum, SS Remnants Sheet Linoleums, 24% yards wide. ab Cork Linoleum in remnant lengths; same grade that sells for 65c. a yard when) vide. ‘o} Ow fn all the latest patterns, Sale to-mor- ce — row, between 8 and910 A. M, and from x r™ ep cut from the full rolls, Sale between 8 2to 4 P, M,, at 37c. a yard. ie i SOS and 10 A. M. and:from 2 to 4 P. en # 12c, a yard. DIBR SUITS, com- Cook's Cork $1.19 Cook's Cork Linoleum, 2 yards wide; |] morrow nt. shard if Inlaid Linoleum, pérfect grade; cut {rom |H prerune MLOCICS; 8'In a ect: give slightly damaged, but chardly mi cea igaits: eis sega rt aa aa the child: endless amuse- 99 Same quality that sells for 79c.; to-mor- F tt 38 ment; spect > 28C | row only, from 8 to 40 A. M. and from 10K. My and frornia fo. P.M, at 55o, a yard 2 to 4 P.M, at 28c. a yard. American-Made Olicloth 89 American Ollcloth, the #4ibe quailty Unit sells for rd, Name stamped: on every pisces no you can't Bea 4 hd Special tate ‘tos morrow, batweet iu Sand 10.A. M., and from 2 to 4 P.M f ibe, Zic and 29¢ a Yard_ AUTOMOBILES, extra large rine aheet stool frame and trimmings malieable Jron. Btrong and durable: Ropuarly, row at CHILDREN'S TRA SETS 17 plecos, Huntly deoorated with assoried deco: rations: to- 40c 49e¢ Gilcloth, Ge Olivtoth, 4 yard wide; Just the goods for tcigin® houres and small fate Special tor to-morrow, between 9 ‘and {30 A. Mi, and from’3 jo 4 P. BM.