The evening world. Newspaper, February 5, 1908, Page 10

j ? { ~ LITTLE CHILD BRANDED WITH A RED-HOT IRON John Rosso Accused of Tor- turing Four-Year-Old Irene Kugel. COURT DISCHARGED HIM Evidence Was Not Sufficient. but Judge Gave Him a Warning. a at No. 300 F: h street, John Rosso, an ice has a store in a ce One Hundred and was a prisoner in the Mo to-day the Irene Ku 2 dred and Thirty, plece of rei-ho: nd rged with joulders a mother qu not for al out t ment. ill-treated child's back. Renewel quest last elicited fr “John,” as believe it Father Gets a Summons. The chil fron-worker, borhood of his h risania summons f id E rday and STOCKS HIGHER, BUT TRADING SLUGGISH ern Union deci Later in upward, North Pac M's. tan 1. improve curities | a loss of prices t Averaging ov The total © shares and o Quotations, Ge Hea of Platt oe Fa ALBANY, idential boom tn characteristic man, who 5 Woodruff w: On the contrary, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1908. WOODRUFF A JOKE CRUFLL BEATEN IN “ANDOTHER THINGS, Woman Makes Charges Against “Diamond Dan” O’Rourke’s Barkeeper. SAYS BRA BRACKET “Cheese,” O'Rour Row, Now an “Errand Boy | for Roosevelt.” wal saloon at No. was ralzned before 3 (Special to The Evening W Feb. 5-1 Brac! the Hughes Prea- manage rte, made some commefts to-day on Woodruff, nnd the lat Repudlicen! aft overcome on Pa a another woman took her into "Rou ke's sa n told th Bina aL e en she plained her a taker from) her djoinin was rewardal by an Infliction ate in the way of an office Mr. cted. He was a joke He is a jo) AMERICAN TOBACCO PAYS REGULAR DIVIDENDS. he re y power of defeat Moved to 9 West 14th St. Dr. Greene’s Treatmeat for Nervous and Chronic Diseases SMELTERS DIVIDENDS, American Pe splaints. Dr. Greene fs the proprietor of Nervura ; Smelters Securit red quarterly \‘omee, 9 We nand Simon Jac under the name Sutt Company et, to-day assi thie worltt’s krealest in the Maj World R in advance. nem tesa, supply is limited. Advan order is necessary. Stern Brothers Women’s Petticoats Greatly Below Former Prices WOOL JERSEY TOP PETTICOATS with Sateen and Taffeta Silk Flounces : at §2,50, 3.95, 4.50 and 5,05 Former Prices $4.09 to 10,00 ne Jewelry Dep’t Exceptional Offerings, To-morrow at $1.10, 1.25, 1.35 hinestone Brooches, Value $6. at 4.75 ne Paved Hearts; As GeSha), “3.00 Shirred Mesh Bags Gilt, with artistic hand pierced frames, Value $19.50, $13.95 Siiver Finish, etched frame, Ss 12. 9.50 Women’s Imported Fur Coats | At Final Reductions Including the remainder of Broadtail, Ermine, Caracul, Persian Lamb and Pony Coats. , 100.00 Pony Coats, 50 inches long, with | yx Collar, Formerly $150.00 Neckpieces Muffs Mink, 22.50 to 135.00 ~ $21.50 to 198,00 Ermine, 50 ** 85.00 39.50 “* 87.50 Pointed Fox, 59.50 * 98,00 49,50“ 89.00 White Fox, 29.50 “ 79,50 29.50 “ 35.00 Persian Paw Sets, $7.50 Caracul Sets, $3.95 West Twentyethird Strest B SALOON, SHE iA MONEY KEEPERS P | | E MOVING PICTURE HOODOO transactions of the moral grade of one| withdrew her money from the banky drawer in which the money had reposed | that landed her in a police court be-/and gave it to Mrs. Dodonza. In or-| was fully consumed. rate Higginbotham to-day | er to assure Annie that the money| Annio did a thinking and |, ox d by the dignity of the law. | Would be safe Mrs. Dodonza placed oie lly concludec Mis, Dodonz, Pane at Fire During Show Only, in a co in a bureau draw ee an) y Strategy. (0:01))| ee MEN’S FUR CAPS, PF Spring Veils and Veilings «» complete assortment o° Plain, Che Vei's and Veilings. i H foreign and domestic novelties are embraced. i Regularly 48c rather than move yacrs———— New Dodonza’ | Among Mrs M show Annie thy very corner and |paniees Ne the money half a dozen times. jhad saved $5 Annio was away ut work last Fri- in a bank and the landlady knew it.) day. W AHedretumned iin’ tharevall j When the iast of the Morse-Het ing she found Mrs. Dodonaa in tears, phraim Brandritt, who ba succumbed to “ FA phraty f | taint y Mrs. eae ‘Oh, Annie.” walled Mrs. Dodonsa t under the Arcade, 2 odonz: ‘we had a fire and the house burned i heart to heart talk with’ Annie Willen-| gown." on Whicn kerosene ten. She told Annie that all banks| “But the house is here,” protested An- z below the rv nie. * sald Mrs, Dodonza, “aro| 11 fire,” Mri 7» and t your > keep. y steals | © y take your m« ft ouse bloc! located, has beet the ‘origin o “being unknown, lless of the here and Patrone Do- do you from r you. Ill m me." 1k sounded #004 years Mrs jas wasted he several bet you newsdealer in advance, newsdealer's supply ts limit The | Grace Is necessary. took alt cc Annie to the bu-| med by fire. ‘Advance to Annie. In Addition to the Fiftieth Anni- versary Sales—Our FEBRUARY SALE OF FURNITURE, BEDS AND BEDDING—a Semi-Annual Sale paralleled in a value-giving way only by our great August R.H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. Genuine Alaska Sealskin. Detro:t and Driving Shapes. Formerly $4.96 ‘0 $22.89, Clearance $2.97 to $14.49 re, Sth Floor, Sa!es of Furn‘ture. Hat S 4th Floor, i In a great many respects this Series of 50th Anniversary Sales establishes NEW _ records— mainiy UNDERPRICING RECORDS—throughout the store. Not an underpricing of other stores’ prices. That comes in the regular course of our business day after day. It is an UNDERPRICING OF MACY PRICES—matchlessly low prices that have given the Macy Store more than a national reputation for UNDERSELLING ACY. SORE EBRATION SALES—Celebrating fifty years of Macy store history—fifty years of KEEPING FAITH WITH THE PUB. LIC. And celebrating it in the way the public appreciates most fully: Making new low-price records. No concerts, no theatrica! devices, no no trading stamps—but merchandise values ranking with the greatest in Macy history. Ee ges YViaers——— | We eatiinen: lean $22.74 Rugs, Sale $18.58 «> : oe Quality Axminster Rugs, 9 x 12-foot size, in Oriental designs and colorings. Similar Rugs generally sold for $25 in other stores ‘Late Bo 98c "Dees News for iwewan sa F Pretty Lingerie Dresses, timely w for outhb yu nted—made of fi $10.74, $13.74, $15.74, $19.74 and u $35.00 Silk Dresses, $28.74. Late Books, Sold For $1.08 or {Vlore In All Other Stores, Prince:s Mode Dresses, of excellent qu i Valentin) Cards, great “ r ‘ variety, range e ied rules that i a _,, 2¢ to 36¢ each absolute un- cy Valentines range frc . 8eto21c late Books as THE BOOK Burnt Wood Valentines Spantiniae 54c Hand - Painte alentine; rargetrom....47¢ to $2.11 Early selectic Also on sale at sp -ORBIDS | t given to Playing favorites.” It SIAL FAVORS. O8 or more Trust does store's 50- Novelties—carefully selec'ei and le and Velvet dotted Tuxedo solid and combination co'orings. The latest The roste Lace and Chiffon Cloth Vei's, in black various shades: 113, 2 and 3 yard lengths. Malines, 27 inches wide; in 50 diferent color efiects; 21c, 10 34c, a yard. Chiffon Cloth Veilinz, pain and emb: inches wide; 48c, to 74c. the yard Shetland Wool Veils, 3 yards Jong in wh te only; desir able for motoring wear; $1.09 and $1.49; also Sh Wool Squares, 50x50 inch, in white only, at 59c, ani 94. Real Princess and Lierr> Lace Veils, in black and white, 114 vards long, at 98c. to $1.39 Chantily Ne’s, 21 inciss \ in black, white the desirab’e shades; in high favor for Veils and m| purposes. First showing of Spring lerely means that the Be tore and CANNOT upset t remember, whether you: buy Books or in the mer- Macy roof, one of these publications stocks under t r store any ered a and all inery Cork Linoleums =" Printed Cork Linoleums; ( 2, 29c 2 and 2% yards wide; 3.000 Square Yards in All, | Sauare Yard . “Nassau 30 horozraph Records. . nha eee Clean: ‘Up of Curtains, » = 6Cc. Que ivory-colc ee Braided Lace i lored Renaiss; Size, ce I wred Net in rtains, White quare Yard f Halian enting ab Seut cost of manuf acture:— $1.69 Children’s Winter Headwear; 3154 The Last Reduction: 21 FI = sano fit 1 be exuivatet, Hockey and Skating Shoes »». fa to “carry them over,” a re faction — : Timely—our complete lines of Hockey and Skating Shoes for aul ay men, women and boys; in regulation black or tan Russia calfskin, Glengarrys, Tams, Napoleons, ith stout welted soles, securely anchored heels and padded tongues, Continentals and Hussar Polo Shapes Men’s and Women’s, a pair...... i .$3.49 ; Boys’ Sizes, 1 to 5'%, a pair .... ... - $2.97, rachan and bea made of chin For women—a combination Shoe for akin or skating; made with a medium low heel and stout welted soles; $3.49. the pair. colors; forr nged from 99. erp) Zebra Tams and Russian Polos, were $2.49 and $2.97, now $1.49 ; Ae Turbans, genuine nutria; were $7.49; now Qn ‘ i “ Glengarrys and Turbans, § : $4.49 Soprano Solos by Elizabeth | Requisites for a Session.” aa Wheeler ia . Rye (Tost! Roker Sets Poker Chips, f lity, Woo! Toques, great varie Sdanapaeennnne 29c. to 99c. ma 200 emt wo decks | design; value '75c. the Weare aes pC oe at ' eni@B:2e) lo salelynrencere 1 menue A + SBC Poker Sets—Ili hed oak | ack, 300 goo rn ‘H us | 22c for Belts Worth Up to $1.50 »» el re ae eure nescence Women’s Leather Belis—almost 3,000 in all—the clear- Salem . $4.4 Pinochle Playing Cards, a ance stock of a concern that preferred to sacrifice its made-up Belts Poker Sets- round | good quality....... ..s.eee eee BE rack of highly polished oak, 200 fine quality embossed chips and two decks of fing quality cards: 5 $4.93 xem to a new stock room location, collection made to sell up to $2.00, Calfskin and Kidskin Bel s, in all colors; Ma ny in the (Special) “Perfection” Playing full deck, high grade fancy put up in fine telescope box, ue. 18¢ trimmed with uckles and hack p gun metal and French gray fin- 3, g00d qual ity; em- ished metal; 22c. eking, on design; value 65¢. ” Pinochle Playing yao ccs aa i Step Chairs. Tabourettes. Dise Record Cabinets, made of polished oak, double to; Hardwoou S.ep Chairs, Pitt sheild he Basement, Bbyao: >be sbourettes, 18 19, ine ‘ 7" i Kreamer’s Heavy Japan- ncd Bread and Cake Boxes, | | 500 in all; our regular price, 74c, A 2 4 e- Anniversary sa se: 46c > (il oonnanesa 06 in full song; 3,00 worth tops, in all, Annive sa chair or 3 260 in all; our reg nniversary toutly built of ash; may be <a sale price pric 79¢| ur prico—44e. a yard—because ) WOVEN edge tafieta, al colors and strect and evening shad s; intere afieta—-woven double width aad aniit— d hy obera asa special at 50c a yard | 1 9-inch TAFFETA SILK jem eo tare \ “value 7Le