The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1908, Page 5

CONGRESSNAN'S | SOW LEAPED TD SEA AFTER FR Pal —————— 4 mi Tug Boat in Dre ’s Crew Exonerated 1ing of Stesner and MeInt TOY on MYS1 IN Accident and Suici of Newport Pol of Young Naval Men. NOWPORT, R. 1. that there might have b in connection with the drowr yesterday of Private Benjamin G Bteonerson and John M. McIntosh wa removed, so far as the Newport po! were W. RI -| n Forks, twenty-seven FIVE YEARS OF LAWSUITS —_ | END INA SETTLEMENT. | sion en Who Claim $40,000 From| y New York Building Loan Bank- ing Receiver Get $19,000, THE EVENING WORLD. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1908. | Col. David FE. Austen to Retire from the National Guard cee COL, BEL Fi. Wainw th my re BIG SALE FOR B Me Herdt, Quin J Tot A zit devoted to ¢! a rg Mii Kenny ani ae) GOLD CANE FROM “BiG TIM.” Rewards 2B After five years of litiation, the! my Congressman @ains of Paul Worms, Winslow El acl i eesyot Buzby, Paul 0, Wiedemann and Mark| Act #1” Stopping a Runaway. & Eustace, former officers, stockholders| David Fé in to Man and creditors of the New York Building Loan Company, are about to be settled, | On petition of Charles M, Preston, the receiver of the defunct institution, Jus Uce Blanchard, in the ranted an order these claims, jaries to W n and Eustace for about to- Ls to settle $19,000, t their claims down the tune o AN He permitted the discontinuance of | ‘the receiver's sult against the ex-oficers to set aside conveyances of land fraudulent and for damages for all Ifeasance on the stipulation of he parties to accept the figures on com- promise, ——.__ WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN STATION HOUSE CELL. | PATERSON, N. J., Feb. 17.—Mrs Hannah Doyle, whose husband ts an in- mate of the almshouse, and who w Practically homeles to-day in the po had turbance at the home on High uting a ohn Baxter The woman ‘complained of felling {1 Quring the night, but it is caid little at tention was paid to her. Doorman Vanderhoft some time iater saw the ;Woman lying on the floor and he sum- fricned a doctor, who pronounced th {woman dead, Alcoholism and exposure | @re given as the causes of the woman's Geath. ee Seenne RING FOR NEW BISHOP FROM FORMER MISS CALDWELL. ‘WASHINGTON, Fed. 17.—It was, earned to-day that the Marquise Mon- stiere de Merinville, formerly Miss Mary Gwendolyn Calaw had presented Hlshop-elect Di Jv O'Connell, hector ot the Catholic University of America, With a Jewelled ring in honor of his el nto the Episcopacy. The ring ar- rived recently from Rome. - ——— NEW YORK WOOL BUYER A SUICIDE IN OHIO. ane pany, the pc LIMA, O., Feb. 17.-H. A. Dyalap, | showing the Graed aged rerty-one years, a wool buyer of committed suicide in dur- New York City, his room at the Hotel Norval hi dng last night by takir wot) He ‘had been brooding o conditions, though he had just closed $10,000 purchase of wool on Saturday. Papers show he leaves a widow three children In New York City, ———-_~_. hs h ARTIST H. A. M'ARDLE DEAD. SAN ANTONIO, Tox., Feb, 17.—Henry Arthur McArdle, who painted “Dawn at the Alamo” and ‘The Battle of San Jacinto” and other historical pictures, |‘ it last night at his home after iineSa of only’ few days bi | taco to Pu Proceedings fettare Action Set for March WIND TURNED ON from & the wind swung the turned the ke Short's room. sclous oa the bed the Presbyterian Hospital. the e sented wit! cane was spectators a by hundr. his pri nis br y was suitably BUPFALO. fan car dri N.Y n by Ant this mor spent in a roads will t Rochester, in the New racy arrived cident this side the Germans several eG ris n now: ——— MET. HEARING ADJOURNED. The proceedings under wht Franchise © in pre= eaded Big ITALIAN CAR IN PARIS RACE GOES ON AFTER FALSE START. yrfo in the at 5.46 time ernuin ear automobile mn. An ae a delayed For- ch Deputy Attomey-General Limburg seeks to re- voke the franchises held by the New York City Railway Company were ad- journed tosiay 2 by Justice » Cou the O'Gorman In Paul th, fo! 9 When John P. Short, thi lay noon he hung his overcoat ¢ panger suspended the 4 as bracket in front Window. While he slept tt ma whic! Anyhow, otnes Shr ay ected the odor of ga ho They * i et" com- ponement —b the matter was before ry: THE GAS. rty years old, who lives at No. 1013 Third avenue, own for a nap yester¢ an is thought and taken to | Nearly 10 10 ET CALOWELL Commitment of “Great Afti- davit Maker” as Insane to Be Questioned. The report that every one with him al in whieh he central figures 1 testimony, the British | endeavoring to have! r to answer the eof perjury, and it 1s understood a Tepreseniative of the British | Home Office w j invest of the j in New ¥: n independent ged commitment t ut is satisfied of the genu- | j imene f Caldweli's i y the ex- | procer st him will! | Wise, steps will be, have the ruling of the court ————_s—_—_.. BROUGHT UP IN GODLESS | SECTION, SO NOT TO BLAME. LENINGT pleading ntence of| Breatnitt | need to} commun- to know ght from wrong; that his parents diea | when he was young; chat the 3 wife un he Killed | not. hated her, ed his woman, because but | STOPPED SHORT | Taking Tonten and B The m!{ ke is frequently made of trying to build up a wornout nervous system on so-called tonics—drugs. Y material from which to re- Wasted nerve cells is what) and this can be i proper food. Wo years ago I found myself on the verge of a complete nervous col | lapse, due to overwork and study and to illness in the family,” writes a Wis. young mother, | “My friends became alarmed be- cause I grew pale and thin and could not sleep nights. I took varlous ton- ics prescribed by physicians, but their eftects wore off shortly after I stopped | taking them. My food did not seem to nourish me and I gained no flesh nor blood. | “Reading of Grape-Nuts, I deter- | mired to stop the tonics and see what | |a change of diet would do. I ate! |Grape-Nuts four times a day with eresm and drank milk also, went to | bed early after eating a dish of) | Grape-Ni#s before retiring, “In about two weeks I was sleeping soundly, In a short time I gained 20! Ibs. in weight and felt like a different woman, My little daughter, whom | was obliged to keep out of school last | spring on account of chronic catarrh, | has changed from a thin, pale, ner. ly child to a rosy, healthy girl and has gone back to school this fall, “Grape-Nuts and fresh air were the only agents used to accomplish the } bavpy results.” ‘There's a Reason.” Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read ‘The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs. oft Hftaomaf'r dre The Furniture Sale Is Half Over Do Your Buying Quickly NOW Thousands upon thousands of New York housekeepers can tell you how much it means to buy Furniture at If you could pick out your furniture in March or April, and have ten per cent, taken off your bill when you got through buying, you'd have a very comfortable feeling about the saving in cost— Now You Can Have Ten Per Cent. Taken Off Three or Four Times, or More ® ® And you may pick out ANY FURNITURE ON OUR FLOORS (excepting certain sorts of office furniture) and’ get But you enn’t do it two weeks from today; and you won’t have such a splendid assortment to select from, ii you put off buying many more days, Better come TOMORROW, WaNAMAKER’s in February, it for 10 per cent, or more below its regular price. Store Closes at 5.30 P. M. Magniticent variety of Dining-room and Bedroom Furniture; but special word about These Splendid Offerings in Parlor Furniture $58 Parlor Suite at $36 Mahogany-finished three-piece Parlor Suite; mahogany veneered tep rail; @eat cushions of silk plush. $65 Parlor Suite at $45 Mahogany-finished three-piece Parlor Suite; moulded and carved frames; panels mahogany veneered and richly inlaid; seat cushions of silk plush. $70 Parlor Suite at $48 five-plece | i cover o top Maho} Stered sea vy moulded frames; 1 uipestry. sh uphol $87 Parlor ished three-piece Parl Mahogany-' moulded and frames; plain seats. small tufted back: $120 Parlor Mahogany-tinished five-piece polished finish; yed frames; loose seat oushions of damask. $95 Parlor Suite at $65 Mahogany-finished five-piece Parlor Suite; heavy moulded and carved Parlor Suite; upholatered seat and okt Heaamcf'y dfere The Wanamaker Column of “Pretty-Penny” Savings “She whose savings are many wll save a pretty penny.” Women’s $40 Coats, $30 These are heavy Astrakhan Coats, particularly suited for motoring or driving, At $30, regularly $40. Third floor, Old Building. Fine New RUGS Reduced a Third ist seventy heavy imported Art ares, reduced as follows: 6x9 ft, at $8, worth $12, 7 ft, 6 in, x 10 ft. 6 in, at $11.75, worth $17.50, 9x12 ft., at $16, worth $24. 16 ft. 6 in. x 12 ft. 6 in, at $21, worth $31.50, 12 x 15 ft., at $26.75, worth $40. Fifth floor, New Building. 75c to $1.50 Sheer Fabrics, 50c Te close out a great variety of fine materials, including crepe imignon, Suite at $54 jor Suite; moulded spindle back; neatly 3; cover of dark green silk plush. Suite at $80 carved and moulded frames; cover of plat i Five-Piece Parlor Suites | ($5. from $89—Mahogany finish $60, from $00-—Mahogany; tapestry. | ask cover, $5. from $i) — Mahogany; — plush from $85—Mahogany finish, Cushions. nne velour cover. finish; | $5), from $90-Mahogany; damask $62, from $%—Mabogany finish; plush embon cushions. $65, trom $%—Mahogany; plush cush- tapestry. 1 Mahogany; plush cush ayruaitnen atuaatlcover tenedinamaseae bd from $150 ; damask. | $0, from $125—Mahogany finish; from $21 : dama tapestry. cover, from “$2 hy finish; | $8, frem $130—Mahogany finish; | Piaue i} tapestry cover. Ch) Garth Three-Piece Parlor Suites arg ftom,, S7—Manogany = jamask cover. elour, . : $50, from §$75—Mahogany ate 5 - y frame; | from. §7—Mahogany from {65—Mahogany; plush | ane $130 panne from $87—Mahogany } velour cover. 3 Remember that if you are not ready Spring, at your convenience, But you must buy it Now, $100, from $1@—-Mahogany; panne from $170-Mahogany; pur cover. panne v Odd Sofas from $17.00 ~ Malogany-fin- ry cover, $2>--Mahogany-finished, -Mahogany veneered, from $35—Mahogany - finished, amask cushion. 8. from $$i—Mahoyany-finished, damask cover, St) $40—-Mahogan finished, Mahogany, plush. Mihogany, velour. Mahogany 6 Mahogany, aamask, 5, from $150--Mahogany. tapestry Gold Parlor Suites 290-—2-piece, damask. damask. p, damask, . tapestry. it for you ffon cloth, liberty silk, chiffon and nets, the prices are now all reduced to 50¢ yd. Colors are gray, blue, red pink, London smoke,’ green and yel- low. Were 75c to $1.50 a yard, now 50e. ‘ond floor, Old Bullding. $1.10 Ribbon at 48c 8-in. wide, of unusually fine, soft | Gold Parlor Suites o-plece, damask, Parlor Cabinets ‘om $9>—Manogany. n $16—Gol v | 0, | mV quality; some plain, some in moire POS Siena ae effect; ‘in white, cream, light and \ n §200—Violet woe from $29 Violet woe navy blue, pink, brown, cardinal and black. 48¢ a yard, regularly $1.10, Main floor, Old Building. $1.10 Black Voile at 78c 50-in, all-wool imported Votle; good black, eveniy woven, with fine crfsp finish. $1.25 and $1.50 Novelty Voiles at 75c in. imported Black Voiles, in stripes and shadow plaid ef- vhogany, A Sth floors, New Bldg, and deliver it later on in the $18,000 Worth of Lamps for $8,000" This is a superb assemblage of electric, gas and oil lamps, from one of the best manulacturers in the trade, We} took his entire surplus stock in the patterns which were suited to our selling, In styles, construction and finish they are the finest lamps manufactured. Of the same character as our regular stocks, and it is most extraordinary to be able | to offer them in such variety at just half their real values. Ready Tuesday morning. Not onsale today, | d Candelabra, In dull brass finish and com- candle-power bulbs and wire r At $5, worth $10, Portable Electric Table Lights, with heavy cast standards and) large glass panel shades with metal covering; in dull brass or Pompeian green finish; two to four 16-candle-power bulbs and six feet of silk- covered wire, ready to attach. In five price groups $45 Lights for $22.50. $1850 Lights for $9.25. Fy 0 Lights for $11.25. $50 Lights for $25. $37.50 Lighis for $18. Portable Hiectric Table Lights, with beautiful colored glass mosaic ' At $18.75, worth $37.50, At $40, worth $55. | At $32.50, worth $65. At $60, worth $125, Electric House Desk Lights, with plain or colored panel glass shades: At $4.50, worth 3). At $8.25, worth $16.50, At $7.50, worth $15. At $11.25, worth $22.50. Lamp Store, Third floor, New Building shades: | Electric Candlesticks : plete with glass shades; At $4.50, worth $8. Electric Candelabra ir dull bi bulbs on imitation candles, witaou! shades, at $8, worth $16.50. Also $1 with three lights and cut shades, at $10, worth $20. Table Gas Lamps with colored finished In dull brass or Pompeian green, with Lest Welsbach gas burner, tubing, ete., ready to attach At $12.50, worth $2, At $13.50, worth Oil Lamps, in dull draught of the best duplex burners At $3, worth $6. At $4.50, worth 39. brass or 25c Imported Chiffon Cotton Voiles, 16c Yd. These attractive Voiles come from one of the best English manufacturers of these goods. Made of the finest Egyp- variety of designs in broken plaids, checks, stripes tian cotton, mercerized in the yarn, giving alight, silky luster. A large Also plenty of black-and-white effects, ain colors, including light blue, pink, green, lavender, gray, brown and white, 25e; now, at the beginning of the season, at 16c a yard. and pl ‘These Voiles have never sold before for less than Pompeian Second Gold Novelties Reduced A group of solid gold novelties, of the practical sort, admirably suited for gifts and favors. In 14-karat gold— © ‘3 and Pencil Holders, . at $10, were $12, Pen Holder and Pencil, ly to attach: At $6, worth $12. to ten candle-power 3s, with four $20 and Main floor, Old Mutlding, glass panel shades, metal covered, 5 GU $4.25 French Chemises, $3 Of sheer French nainsook, all hand-made; front elaborately hand- At $15, worth $50. embroidered; fitted back, finished At $17.60, worth $35, with sealloped edge; eyelets run with ribbon, $3, were $4.25. Fourth floor, Old Buildi Water Tumblers, 50c Doz. Well-finished blown Glass Tum- blers, in Colonial chape, at 50¢ a dozen, instead of Tic Third floor, New Bullding. $2.50Augustine Corsets,$1 green finish, with center At $6, worth $12 At $8.25, worth $16.50. Excellent model, stylish and for figures requiring high and extremely long back. all waist effect. Supporters at Tomorrow in the Auditorium At 2 P. M. We Present Again Miss Kathleen Mathew | Grandniece of Father Mathew, the wor.d-renowned Irish Apostle of Temperance, who made such a pronounced suc- | cess last week, in her Prose-Pictures and Dramatic Impersonations of the Songs and Industries of Ireland Miss Mathew has just arrived in America from Dublin, where she gave these Prose-Picture entertainments in Leinster Hall to packed houses, The impersonations will be given in Irish costume, in | | connection with lantern slides and musical accompani- ent. A x a No son or daughter of Ireland should fail to hear this gifted young Irish woman in her dramatic story of her | native land. Sale of Traveling Bags We will have ready tomorrow morning a collection of handsome Traveling Bags and other fine luggage, most of which is priced at a third below regular values, Real Horn Alligator Traveling Bags in high cut Oxford shape, hand-sewed, with tine linings and brass trimmings, in large and small sizes for men and women. Regularly $15, tomorrow at $10 each. Good Leather Bags, leather-lined, with inside pocket, solid brass trimmings, hand-sewed cdges, leather corner yrotectors, Made of smooth leather, in new high-cut box ottom shape, in the various sizes, at $5, instead of $6. Handsome Traveling Bags o! seal, sea-lion, Hnglish pig. skin, ivory alligator and sole leather, in assorted colors for men and women, at §5, $7.50 and $10, worth a half more, Main Floor, New Building. ' Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co, Pure Irish Dress Linens In Two Rema have received another pure Irish Dress Linens, simi'ar to the offering of last week | that made such a furore, because the lot was sold out before In this collection we have three hundred pieces, about noon 15,000 yards, but we give yc need to be early tomorrow if you wish to share it, Included are plain colors and white, Some are in iancy 80 and 36 inches wide, and are qualities that sell regularly | >! at Jide and 50c, Tomorrow 15c a Yard Of course, mail orders will We will also have ready to-morrow about 9,000 yards of 45c to 60c White Linens at 32¢ a Yard Fine, snow-white pure Irish Dress Linens, 36 in. the best manufacturers in Ireland. pure white cost ol Bi ding, Girls’ $5.75 and $9.75 Lingerie Dresses At $3.75 and $5.75 Two notably pretty models at de. cided price savings are specials for to-morrow. They are made in the popular princess styles, so be: coming and attractive, and are sim- ply and daintily trimmed with em- brofdery, lace and plaitings. At $3.75, 7 $5.75 overwaist dres “Princess {nen or bauste, in ipes and plaids fn various st (immed wit! luce and embroidery; skirts plalted and trimmed with a fold. M4, 16 and 18 years | At 85.75, regularly $.75-Of white null in waist ta trim. y and lace. Lace sidrt trimmed with a row of Sizes Or 14, 16 and 18 vears, platts, ne linens made in many months, ront and sides, At $1, regularly Rotunda, Old Building, Main atsie, Old Bullding. — — $1 Foulard Silks at 58c 1750 yards of 24-inch “Shower- proof” willed Foulard Silks, in rkable Groups dark colors, medium and small’ pat- ll perfect goods. 58c¢ a yard, lot of three hundred pieces of Housekeeping Linens At 80c, regularly $1.10—Bleached damask Table Linen, two yards wide, in handsome patterns, 65c, regularly bleached ‘damask ‘Table inches wide. At 15c, Huckab: borde: $3.50 Gray Blankets, $2.25 One hundred and fift S gray Blanke 72x82 in., pounds. $2.25 pair, regu: ou fair warning that you will in shades of blue, pink, green cheeks and stripes. They ure} A 90¢ — Silver- Linen, 60 Economy B: Old Buildin be too late, wide, from one of It is one of the best offerings in A Remarkable Offering Of WHITE BEDSPREADS This is a collection of Bedspreads that are culled out at the factory because of technical {mperfections. Some of these hurts are exceed- slight and may be si a few dropped stitches; others have oil spots caught from the machinery. They could not be sold as perfect goods, of course, but shrewd housekeepers will find small fault i reduced prices for which they will be offered In the first group Marseilles patterns in crochet Bedspreads, for ts, priced as folloy it ne B1. y Basement, OM Huilding. Also Satin-finished Marseilles’ Bedspreads, in beautiful designs, all for large double beds: n at 81.15 enchs regularly t . regularly Second floor, Old Building, OHN WANAMAKER Broadway, Fourth Ave., Eighth to Tenth St. re