The evening world. Newspaper, December 4, 1907, Page 7

“ABE DRAWY FOR BANK WRECKERS Brooklyn Grand Jury Ready to Present More Bills in | Scandal. POLITICIANS . UNEASY. “Men Who Expected Subpoenas Are Wondering Why They Didn’t Get Them. ‘The December Grand. Jury’ invest!gu- | time into the wrecking of the Brooklyn wanks has progresséd so far that in- Gictments, have, been propared and will be submitted “to the Court as soon as the evidence {s all in. The Williams burg Trost Company officials were on the Grand Jury rack to-day. \: Marshall Driggs, a director who was eppored to the contro! of the ‘chngern dy the Jenkins family, was called be- fere the Grand! Jury twice. The other witnesses ‘were Directors, Charles Je- Yome Edwards, J. .H. Weber, J. Ne Mobelat, T. F. Jackson, R. T. Weber eng Paying Teller W. A. Fiel District-Attorney Clarke has sticcecd- @4 in burying his investigations under @ mound of secrecy that {s causin Bot of uneasiness in Brooklyn financial @nd political circics.’ Certain directors S¢ suspended banks who have not been jealled as witnesses before the Grand dury are wondering why. They recall that none.of those thus far indicthd was eafled before the Grand Juty except ‘Arthur Campbell, cashler of the Bor- @ugh Bank, who turned Smte's evi- Ald for Two Trust Companies. The controversy between the receive rs appointed at the instance of Attor ney-General Jackson for the bankrupt rocklyn benks auc siuckholdera and depositors who are not willing to Have the institutions go into permanent Fecelverships wages hbitteriy, It was m@nnounced to-day that two syndica’ have been formul to aid the Willama- human body to conquer. Medical aci-| burg Trust Company and the Jenkins ence has proven {t not a distinct dis-| Trust Company to resume business, the ¢ase in itself, but a symptom caused | former c and the Stephen three Jenkins any to be advanced $1,000,000 hits addressed letters to r Bingham and Dep- ing the Police De mt not to put John G, Jenkins, throuzh the workings of the Ber- is arrested. dictments ‘om the Willlamsburg Trust Compa je through clerks, Frank Jénkins, deposed head of the Wilttamsburg ‘Trust Company; John G. Jenkins, Jr., former President of the Jenkins Trust Com| and Fred Jeny Kins, a director in the latter co@ern, pave already been indicted for similar joana made from the Jenkina Trust Company, After their first indictments Frank and Fred Jenkins were photo- Braphed for the Rogies' Gallery and Measured by tho Be m. John @ writ after surrendering {n court.* , Mr. Baldwin has promiscd to surrender any member of the Jenkins family to| court as soon as xdditional indictments ere found. 4 Sympathy for Jenkins, Sr. }two wons-in-law of John G. Jenkina, | witneas 18 belleved (o have cleared bir | Of xullty knowledie of the wronzdoing Le THE EVENING WORLD. uP, sr., were examined by the Grand Jury] yesterday, They are Fenwick B. Small and J. L. Hart. both of who mwere asked to testify to loans made by the Jenkina Trust Company, of which Smal! {sw director. -Dintrict-Attorney Clarke now plana to élean up the tangled affairs of the two trust companies before going further {nto the affairs of the Borough Bank. ‘Around the Court-House to-day were fieard expres#ions of sympathy for John Jenkins, sr.. who several fears neo turned his affairs over to his gona. The recent revelations are to be a reat surprise to him. Ey ‘The temporary: receivers of the, Bor- at the Wyart: plo- for x $80 near that wugh Bank assert turea, taken as collatern loan, arenot worth anyw! re amount. William 8. Hurley satd last; [night the receivers did not know any-) thing about art. i “Town five ‘Wyants, nnd there are free of the pictures. in the bank as col-} Interal,”" he sald. “I consider them one - of tho best assets of the bank, “William - Macbeth, “af No. 450 Fifth ovenue, | - me declared that One of the nictures will'sell for more than the San. Dot interested In the loans which ware made to Harry BE. L4e, of-Manhattan, but I consider them more thun good." WAR GN-SUNDAY SHOWS » BY ROCHESTER’S MAYOR. ROCHESTHR, N. Y., Dec. 4.—Acting under orders from Mayor Cutler, Com- Tisstoner of Public Safety. Gilman has sent the following order'to the Chief ot]... Police: i *"Bir—-You are directed to immediately notify all theatres and other places ‘of amusement that beginning with Sun- day, Dec. 8, and for each Sunday there- [after, Sunday performances will not be permitted. 4ou will give particular at- tention fo theatres, moving picture houses and penny arcades, In case this = order is not observed, procure a war- rant for the arrest of the offender tn- der that portion of Section 26 which prouibits shows upon the firet day of, athe week. THIS CITY HAS TTS SHARE OF IP f Reports Show Many Cases of || Rheumatism and Simple > Home Recipe |s Given. | pure. G., jr., escaped this humiilation Be | Compound’ Syrup iSareapaslasitives || ‘ounces. Mix by ghaking well in a bot- tle and take in teaspoonful doses after |) sidered an incurable disease now it is one of the easiest afflictions of the by inactive kidneys. Rheumatism is | uric acid in the blood and other waste | , attorney for the | products of the system which should || ers, against whom [ ve already been found, ) form of urine. The function of the ents may be indicted on | be filtered and strained out-in the kidneys 1s to sift these poisons aud from overwork, cold or exposure be- come clogged and inactive, and fall- ing in their function of eliminating | | these poisons from the blood, th }main In the veins, decompose, | settling about the joints and mus-;|[! cles cause the untold suffering and) pain of rheumatism and backache, || often producing complications of | | bladder and urinaty disease, weak- | ness, &c. The following simple prescription {s said to relieve the worst cascs of rheumatism because of its direct action upon the blood and kidneys, relleving, too, the most severe forms of bladder and” urinary. troubles: Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce; each meal and at bedt(me. The in- gredients can be had from any good | prescription pharmacy, and are abso- lutely harmless and safe to usa time, ee IW tates 50% 50 othermanufacturer because | pal Pols their shapes fie horton, wea ti ‘ longer, and are of greater va BS than any other shoesinthe world ai |W: L. DOUGLAS $4. 4 Oatinot Ba O00 GILT. EDGE SHOE fon. jad at Any Pr: = AUTION.’ W Le Douglas nafhe and price is stamped on bottom. ‘ako No Substitute. 5! Wied “from factory to\any part of the Ly 'y_P! “orld, Illustrated Catalog free. “W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, "W. L. Douglas Shoe Stores in Greater York i 433 Rroadway,sor. 2770 Third A nue. LYN, N.Y. 785. way, cor,’ Kr Se. 250 Weet 128th Street. 710 Breadway, i eae eisai: eer. oT ete , cor. GatesAy, i roadway, jaceau Street. treet, cor. Pearl. 1447-1448 Broadway. jase Avenue, cor, 22d. Ty Bs0k Thiet Avenscor 1zbeh: EY CTY 18 Newark = bathed Aveo Rene you say ¥ “Scotch say “Dewars-always, Dewar’s “White Label” may be chosen for yourself, or may. be placed before your guests with un- ‘failing confidence in its excellence. / @ Not only has this Whisky the high endorsement of: many medical: men and analysts, but it also enjoys the unqualified approval of a wide 2, and. discriminating _publig, . so ‘ remember — “Before you say *Scotch” say “ Dewar's”” | Blue Wolf Set—ENGLISH MODEL. Sable Fox Sets—Large shaw! fichu, | RassianMod. ihe ALLCARS TRANSFER LEXINGTON: AV ID Thousands of men and women who!) ‘have felt the sting and torture of this dread disease, which is no respecter |} of age, persons, sex, color or rank, || will be interested to know that while || for many. years rheumatism was con- | acids out and keep the blood clean and | | The kidneys, however, are af || cponge-like substance, the holes or! pores-of which will sometimes, either! Te- | apa Another Holiday Sale of Annual . 2,000 Rich-Toned: Walters Pianos At $1 a Week. | That's the number of Walters Planos we have arranged for to. sell | In This Gigantic Holiday Piano Sale. This number won't even meet the demand, Judging from past experi: | ences, There are only 20 days between now and Christmas in which you | can make your selection, and if you wish to secure one of the best pianos | made .and make a saving of $200 to $250 we advise you to.come to our Piano Warerooms at once. i | Walters Pianos are an artistic triumph and perfection of piano building. | They will stand any test whatever in comparison .to pianos. selling at In other words, we guarantee you A clear saving of from $200 to $250. $450 Walters Pianos {ncluding New Style Chair and Rubber Cover, for | $5 Dow ||| A. Mechanical Toy Racer, with 74¢ Il from $350 to W500. Mechanical Automobile, rubber Ai 98c | other atytee to. + *225 '| We Repeat the Tailoring Sale At the request of hundreds. of patrons who missed oor quick clearance we offer our best and mo%t popular lines of | last regular sale, we are holding’another smart, well-made, high-grade suits and overcoats at a reduc: | tion of about 30 per cent.’ from our original low prices. Boys’ High Grade Smits ofscotch; , Boys’ Suits mixtured_in double-breasted atyle; | and Overcoats, On the Easy Terms of n and $1 a Wee | which means, (just think of it) less than 1Sc. a day. no interest. No “Extras” whatever. | $225—that's all. . Pianos Delivered to Your Home on First Payment of $5. Piaiou are in the homes of thousands of Greater New York's repre sort ieee Tainilicg: as wellaa in the homies and atudlos of some prominent pro: fessional and musical people in the United States, Walters Pianos Are Built to Last a Lifetime by the Walters Piano Go, of New York, skilled, experienced piano builders. covering every part of the Walters Piano, {s tn: the top lid of every|ptano, Sonar eae ANTES PEDROS Toa) No insurance and Sorted in gilt lett i | 15 Years’ Guarantte, _ We sell clothing for Ladies, Men and Boys, Fars and Fur Coats, on’ credit. + We trust you on your promise, k. We sell goods) as we represent | Or your money refunded, i We sell on easy terms. at cash prices, i: We keep your clothes in repair t for one year {ree of charge. ‘Len Saye Money m1 Buying Clothing and Furs on Our ew Credit Plan What We Do ~ |What We !on't Do ex Clothing Co. 278 Sixth Avenue, near 17th:St. & | 2274 Third Ave., neard2dth St. #4 Columbus Ave., nr. 104th St. x =. OPEN EVENINGS. aN We don't ask for any references or security, Me We inake no inquiries from your landlord or employer, from yournelghbors or friends. We make no deliveries, We give you the \goods along when you makf'the purchase and pay the first deposit. it Holiday Bata one can buy the Anest, best | and highest «rade planos pri p_to $300 by paying $5 Down and $1 a Week $000 Style K Walters Pianos, $300 | $650 Styie F Walters Pianos, $325 $750 Style R Walters Pianos, $375 $800 WaltersPremierePianos,$400 $900 Walters , $475 Siyle C Wallers Pianes, $240 | $500 Style L Walters Pianos, $250 | $550 Style D Wa ters Pianos, $260 | ili $700 Waltee|Coleial 5 $350 | $750 Waiters Vertical Grand, us e $1,000 Walters Baby Grand, $575 urchavo a plaro upless ft Dears a prominent maker's “When s manufacturer. {9 ashamed to can nak! Up your mind taere ts hing ‘The mame Walters cn a piano One is as safe in ‘investing in a ‘Wal hie wotlld be In purchasing United States. gold bond: Walters. Fianoa ore Plana Company, as wel i]| CAUTION! EXCHANGE Upon request a representative will call, ut dik! name upon it 1 nds for the ver; ‘styles) jor $12.80, ‘The: daranteod in every ax by Bloomingdale Mrother Don't, hay ai so-called “alightly-ttsed" or second-hand ptano at Any tiles, for it will soon -begome werthless, like worn out 3. tall by the makers, the Walters *, a beautiful new Walters and 1 week, per any ee Warerooms, 34 Floor. WORLD: WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1907.. ALL CARS BUY GIFTS EARLY in the day and-ear'y in the month. You will find greater personal sa’isfaction and you will wn the sincere gratitude of our thou-ands of helpers—behind the counters and on the delivery wagons. | : \Istaine Drafts on Ire an. _OUR BANKING DEPT. 59th St., near Lexington Avenue. _{ Open from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M, “ Women’s $25 Far Lined Coats. | ‘Men’s $55 Fur Lined Coats Of fine biaok Kersey cloth und Broadcloth, 48 inches long, |" Pinest examples of hich clasa tailoimg cutin the very smartest and-Jatest box shape, w.th in the newest loose box shape, with welted seams. Lined throughout with English welied seams. Lined throug - brown Spantst sable, min’ and have $12. 00 Fae aaa) 23 5 large, soft, silky collars of brown lynx +2, iy ae 2 | PiecedPersian collarg . Beautifal Fur Sets. Biaysinch throw-over “scarf, with $8 inches long, with heads, rews and el: Fancy at ends; large sad pyy| brushes, end large, fancy pillow | Mi muff to"natch., $15:00| nuts new model, ein y rake pel head and tab; per ect POORGOD stati leage Russian Sab’e Fox Set—rRENcH | Karakul Set—s2-inct. pointed end| 6 crossed MODEL. Fancy scarf, 62 inches| throw tle and large flat 1S-inch| heads in long, with heads and tails, beauti-| saddle muff to match; back,10 tails, ful large pillow muff to $25.00) Pie Stree $6.00 Bine Woll: Sets—Throw-over or As-| square pil- my) A cot tie, 60 inches long, and tiat| lo Dine Lat Scenery In lang ie, | 16inch’ pillow. muff tou Pall ates ne Ficcteeee ner) + 00ngs Dat! match; value $25.00... $10.00 inch, with end, lined’ with fine heavy brocade > Q L silk, ard extra large size fancy|Nataral Mink Sets—Large throw} ity tite: pillow muff to match, with large| tie $8 inches long, bat end ard| tews sd he nd tabs; “per , h large five-stripe pillow 4 ) weet, 8000] mints mace nee” $29.00! $250.00 BLOOMINGDALES! ps like j ___at $3.98. | dk. $4.98 late of all-wool plaids, shep-|] . herd plaids and farcy check. ‘hee Ma ee Three different styles, one o'|| Wists are ae ole me which is shown inthe illustra-|| SUFerior quality white tion herewith. Pleats on the|| mcesaline, elaborately waists Solered Bipine or silk|| and tastefully trimmed ertion an ancy buttons. “ i f ' Dutch or rount neck, with pelt ea tenes and adjustable yoke. Full pleated Sadie Seen skirt and belt. Six to 14 year || Have kimono sleeves, collars sizes \and very! » ani cuffs daintily trimmed - ao with lace. They Specia! at....... $3.98 are excellent $4.98 Second rn v. len val even ee MWODMINGDAL Ay see Aosta |} NS 8 If You Want toBuy on Easy Terms|| Nm "iis and Eera Our co-operative plane! ables you to purchase Forni-|| Lace Waisls, sade ana din the very new ture, Carpets, Rugs, Sewing V echines. Taiking Machines, trimme 'Y Newest and smartest styles, very | Oil Paintings, Household Goods and, in fact, clmoce anys ||, sttactively: priced, sat thing you need, on very liberal te ms $4.98 and $3. 98 Warerootnn Tht % 2 SSS LOO MINGDALES: Second Floor. Sih st sect is all we can give. C, up to eat) ff ‘ome see for tion Bi from,» chs, up ourself. ¢ Dol of dolin—an assortment Galiaice’ mccks, 746 | Hex and Heninee dh" ay to DSO. A tox. {Tolls esse, OGG | et TANKe UN to MO.NS from re juetry Bleck: ‘these. A Plush-Covered Horse und Cart, various 4 tn briaht colors (Day cart, cart ‘A wood size Mechanical Automo- 25¢ bile, with glass protector, at. . A Mechanical Au reat touring car, with chauffeur. 49¢ wrists, with shoes and stockin; different colors, mt... A Larger Size, of the same sere MN! $3.93 | cui taces, blondes and brunett imported fying “tops, a | very elaboratesy coatumed,. G $1.39 | tHe Same style, but smaller 12¢. to two Mures, ates. cesses il tlred wheels, four figures, at. , —3LOOMINGDALES': Sizes, at, each, SVC. and ment. Bloomingdales’, so that all may be.satisfied aicea 8 years. A Six-Day Same ¥ Suit, Overcoat or Prince Sale—Ends} “4 be;t Coat and Vest Dec. 7th. * to Measare sizes from 3 to 16 years. tale orders to make to your measure a Winter-Suit, Overcoat or Prince Aitert Coat and Vest of high-grade material (40 latcst anteeing a perfect fit, and made up by high-class tailors, thus assuring you the best possible workmanship, ‘ ; ig The Fabrics are brand new, dependable, in the season's best patterns, ‘These wellewenring (7 Suits and Overcoats will be cut by expert-cutters, thus guar- 69 Otir Guarantee assures you of perlept~catisfaction: If not entirely trousers are mude: of. fier} with the garments after they are made up you may return them, in fine quality, Scotch h cage your money will be refunded without hesitation, 5 valxturesiisizediaito Bear in d, this offer positively ends Saturday night, Dec. 7th, ani 16)/yoares (They Jars finely talfgred, fit right and have strap and buckle at the } knees, t it Will be the last timecthis season that you will have the opportunity of gettin; * A Winter Suit, Overcoat or Prince Albert Lae Coat and Vest made to your measure | fer... , Second Floor, Oth St. Bect!on 4: x = Bloomingdales = | Allows 4% Interest on Specia! Accounts. Buys and aelis foreign moneys. Makes a specialty o! Rich Furs for Xmas Gifts Here is « stock that aggregates in value at least $100,000.07. Most of {t came to us from makers who parted | with the goods for spot cash at an immense eacrifice, We'are distributing them|at prices, in many instances, below the normal wholesale coit. Of fine black Kersey and Broadcloth, 52 inches long. Girls’ $6 Dresses Messaline Waists A Fa ca day trom ncw tc Chisimas would be re- 4 juired di 1 i Chapter of Toy News :ii.%e20 sects te atecion ot er Block: Ade | oe Weushor &,,thoroventy, comptete line Makers in the world. Hand- large variety. of Worsted: Dolla Aiag Dolls — Up to” 92.91 from Other -Skin- ey ered noe. Ve 5 ial 1.08 to coed Jeint- cide. Push ed Dolls, 19 tn. ‘ered horse's high, with the finest quality Disque head, mov- ing. eyes, exposed tee parted wigs, = Jointed ‘ain Ftoor, BLOOMINGDAT! Boys’ Winter Clothing Reduced Our stock of boy/s' clothing must be decreased. To effect a | chase elsewhere 95 4}.for. lesa than . And at the; Same Price Norfolk Jacket-Saits, Also at the | ®ble character Price, | a 5 iat ElegantlyMade | Boys’ Sailor and Russian Bouse Overcoats in all Boys’. $1 and $1.50 Bloomer Trousers for All Qyrs Transfer te BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex, to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St. LEXINGTON. By \ i Annual Xmas ( Sale\of Watches.;:: We wold like to have you find cut ust what the exclu, | sive dealer\s price is on simi- lar watches tefore you make @ purchase.| We are csrtain that you will te our customer. The leading |feature df this great holiday sale is the Women’s So'id Si ver andGun Metal Watches | That We Are Sellingat #1.5¢ They are open- le, fi ted with eplendid. Swiss movement, stem winderaand Ay actters. WOMEN'S ENAMELED Ws WATCH ‘s THIN Mi ATCHER. | Atted wiin’-very fine | Jeweled. Alckel-piatea Swiss’ g 95 iG rey Jewelied Swii cD ES: cases Bre engraved oF «engine turned fully) guaranteed for fitted with splendid Jewelled | an move Capeciats rts $369, SOLID SILVER WATCHES. cases all well made, and ail fitted with fawelled Swi: jovements, open face and hunting: ca: 1 cial, R305 and $4.95 Atted with fine an'moverente: special, $900 vo? D SILVER WATORES, ti dela, Att wit meal Mwrlag movement: special $2.99 Ik Main Flocr, Front, Centre. | ——= BLoomIncnALEs=— Best Groceries. Money must accompany all mall orders for groceries to be delivered to pointa beyond our rerular Wagon rervice unless customer has a charge account TOMATORS—Excellent not more than with other «ro- SPINACH BEETS—Sweet. tender; 3-10, ‘can. OKRA—The little tender kin oun isc To! ONmuch’ larger tan the usual cai whole and slowing red: per 9¢ 6c 18 Calitorna Fruits—All Large Cans. LEMON CLING TEACHES.” . 340, SLICED LEMON CLING FEACHES, | YELLOW FREE PEACHES ,30e., 24e.. APRICOTS 28c., BRARTLETT PEARS i 220 ES. .B8¢., S'e., 280 WHITE. CHE 2 BB en, Be GAGE OR EGG PLUMS" 26e., 210 Other Canned Fruits. PRESERVED PLINEAPPLE—In chunks; delicious; large cans, 1234c and 16c PRESERVED STRAWBIERRIES—3- 1b cans, ‘25 and 19¢ N. ¥, STATE EGG PLUMS— Byllb, canes sess sreceene. LOC PRESERVES—All ad BILOOMINGDALES Choice Liquors. MANHATTAN OR WHISKEY COCK- TAILS—Perfect fay 7 , . 0. De: equal to, and we think better than any other bottling; not 'more than one dogen Dottles. to customer; per dose. essen VERSITY RYE WHI! ears old; aged In the woo tech, in flavor; our regular i=} Y r rick-§1.50; full quarte.... MARYLAND RYE (WMIS 23 Rich, old and yw; full in alzes from 7 to 15 years, that you cannot pur-) $4, at | $2.95 A variety of ma- | terials of the | most depend- for choice. “= Suits, prettily trimmed; sizes 3 to 10 years, Foys’ Double- Breasted Suits of excel- lent material, ties 7 to 16 i years, at $3.95. And at’ tie Same Price Fine es, 3 to 16 yeara. *. Second Pl, 00th st. iE