The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1908, Page 6

nin peeernee nian tn ” © THE EVENING WV weeees WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26; . 1908. {WILL SEND YO! TTA ROTELSHOM TOASTED ISKSAS MH Fat TERCASHAT. HE FRED FATAL oe BATO, STATION. SHOTAT HRS Sse Caboose Demolished in Col-| Acted in Self-Defense, Family, lision, One Man Killed, Agreed to Call Tragedy /Rock Island, Peon Rail-! NEXT VICTIM Rev. E. M. Dunne Predicts That He or Archbishop Quig- , After a mixed and sluggish start. | of in the market to-day ged a point loss. Rock | hat ocks sagged Another Missing. Suicide, He Says. jin and Southern Ral! ley May Be Doomed Man. —— J cites were t the trading. | | erred lost i pas Pak atl politan pre vu Vetyan SIGNAL FAILS TO WORK, | Parts, Feb. 2—Paul Roy A F 62 t-s Dealings | CHICAGO, Fe eS Jaccused by his w an decane active as prices ran off committed: in \ actress known as Glacia Later in the day market Hed | 5 t ipperv Rai Stakes | suikaecn enka yee ree into a sluggish groove, with occasional Slippery Rails Render Brakes) murdering yer prot rae A MEE ee ee eit ianadtll Useless to Avoid Rear-End | 'is: eatly in January in New Hamp- | tect, tne close being d haute shire, gave out a s concerning | less. 2 ‘ Smash in Cut. the tragedy thts ign 11) (ce Cais) coo a Glee ee 215,600 Ne, Dunne, father’s home at shares, and of bonds $1,825,000. cese, last n Roy says he arried to Miss Car- zt 2 I am positiv Owing to the failure of Charles Dee- kins in Boston at the City Hall on Oct. The) Closing Feces: [clerical or whatever them-| We hel wal haeentheslare ier, a flagman, to give the proper sig-|7, 197, After the feat ase lowest and last prices 0°) selves, have prepa tal elieve : e Ks ne lar: ee two treleht traina crashed together [here Were no witnesses, the couple coarse and clergy to b eye practice in the world. It ha Le iol i lobe a went to Newington, N. H., and lived in that some Chic grove {eeuse of accurate servi 4n a rear-end collision near the Bartow | , y house of his wife. After] 4 | marked," he sa‘ amined by Oculists. station of the New York, New Haven | visiting relatives on Jan. 2 Roy and hts|* cal man for ass skitten tr ye Doctors of Experience. ‘nd Hartford Railroad, early to-day, and had dinner tn | 1 have thousa Examinations Without Charge. and Deenter, who was in the caboose, | Company Mrs. Roy's brother, | {7 |tan colony; Taleozt Glasses Alicays at lerate Prices. | George A. Carkins. Am Ti | mies." was killed. [Ane Father er dln to Greenl ed to go over Roy a fire- Walter Davis, of Springfield, TARLISULD $ Ehrlich &OCI2S | dan, and another fireman named Mess- 3 i mer were injured, but not seriously ACES Gite iti + 50 Years, Leonard Boat, of Hartford, the engin- Ay ¢ 350 B roadway eer of the second train, ri din his | De2 "ine wearing + f > cab until the last minute and only ue recess ; is TOUNassau 217 | Breadwa @aved his life by jumping. Lael) pmobt - ear stor House The accident occurred at Rock Cut comment she answered ru Se 223 Sixth Avenue, near 1Sth ‘St Bridge and passenger traffic was de- i ane ntendes ve to area a | layed for two hours. The first train of EU Le le stn a lamaworldhwantenwentnw cnaen ‘was composed of twenty-five cars. It n I won't go wi you.’ or ' hed ning my wife would repent, +2 Weft for New Rochelle and was lowed by the second t five heavily loaded car: ‘The first train was freight track an hour and it was Dee- nier's duty to run down the track and ve his engineer the signal. He re- Sain the’ cauoose. Engineer Boat, on the second train, was coming around the Pelham: Manor | vaited for a quarter of an hour, 1] walked through th to the en, where I fou my wife and Carkins in excited conversation. y Carkins | ned a gross epl- me in English, and I replied in bes DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? | on the | Mr. Fy | thet at t that in English ff you dare!’ wife ted m “Repe ried my statement in Engtish, kpewn as the freight tr turn and could not see the train | stalled ahead y reonme. I § Owine to the fsolation of the spot , nnd the fact that the City Island police our weapons. Un- station and Fordham Hospital are two ft him at the peat shot. ene six miles distant respectively, phy- ry the door, polis jot reach | sion. turned with relat Carkins was Ae : Phe trains started for New Rochelle, | °ad. We ed to say that eT PKavance. — Decline. d<when they left the Willis avenue] W488 & case of suicide.” | eel See yard rolled on separate tracks until era Re Ay SEO e re ae weit NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. fz the custom, they turned on a si Li GO Gly Peds: 22 I Es BC ae ic, in order to| fF France when he lear his mother! Vow oRLEA Roy says in his train, make way for a passenge aplewan casegae Slippery Tracks Blamed. se, and my wite One train had pulled in and was w: knows thig as well as I do.” have received warrant for ice of this city inited States a of Roy on the ¢! ing the signal from the tower bef ng. The other train went along te speed, the engineer think- arres he could control his brakes. charge was r t the Rock Cut Bri The warrant . i8 quite steep, and rain | a. The "isel the extradition of 8, snow had made the tracks so slip-| fut provides for tueir trial and punish: pe: that the brakes wee powerless to| ment in France for crimes committed prevent the engine and the long line of heavily loaded freight cars from rolli on faster and faster until the trai tained high speed. The engine of the last train crashed | caboose of the first. The ca- adroad. X out that his mar- Carkins is filegal y that hts ( age at the | swearing sue} n she was really [ lure were thrown in all directions, muci of the debris flying on to the station. declaring to shoot Ca "The engine was aimost demolished | sel!- ROY, family charee | : oe eG . accusation of murder brought anc a fire began at once. The cabo tenis taken ines sprite | or Bia aes Trouble? or what.remained of it, was in a b! in a few, seconds, and it was due quick Work that the other cars of both treins did not also catch fire. Agent Mindel, of the Bartow stat. a, | husband informed t intend to return t enceforth live 10-Root, the Great Kidney, Liver To Prove what Swan and Bladder Remedy. will do for YOU, all our y, rn marriage of the heard the concussion and did everything ins. They, bese geal ble) fo) prevent: thn station trom) aa about torentes pia. Readers May Have a Sample Bottle Seat Free by Mail. rning. used man js | Conductor Louls nor, of the first | He is a_promi-| ' — —— train, who was missed lives at Neuilly. | 4 fhe wocldent and wi in Parts _severai | pen Killed in the r aunt, the Baroness} caboose, was found ur U © was a e time Some. dis down the tr ED dort anae: Bre) ; collision occurred. and beauts | i care ee g Danger Signals. If these subseque ‘BANKRUPT MERCHANT BURGLARS HELD IP RESTED FOR LARCENY, | BY POLICE PISTOL am | /feets, wh le t ‘orbes. (ea erly ly, dealer in Wash: highest ystem ho had himself des he most d |A Trial. Will Convince Anyone: early In Jar a medicine you Two Young a eae seine Caught at Work by Alert Patrolman was exteaditlo arraly the night 1 Catarrh of the Bladder. bility to hold ur. S! g hea oeeman Co. Hundred a was as al swivel as One three-sixteenth acid, Yes whic uric Riley, plumber’s s. him. Young cried Miller, with a Jimmy came tuptly a tered aguinst pistol. Meanwh: two more p > was S th rota nds re- just the remed: rs are advis 10 Rheumatism ‘ne Awake 7 Wooks @ Until Cured By Minard’s Liniment dup * SA: y JOPENS AW ACCOUNT OPEN SATURDAY, or two at One of t s {UNTIL 10 PM he ror ent Mfg. Co., Dear Sirs—Your Min. aine 4 prayer. used to ood a and I wish 1 Both burglars 3, and whe! as it would have sa ots of pain and arraigned in od firs was able to ] | eaid 1 ive , Le as able two lie | Bupar e ed had not done in seven weeks— as faeeres, At ay pon forced to sit on the side of the bed with my feet adits int , resting on the floor. Have used three bottles of your liniment, rethe Gra a id it has loosened the cords so that 1 can sleep nights I was Our Credit Verms Apply Sate Saale » go to work and the rhenmutism has not Wire in MRS. WALDORF Ast nered me any, only on Jays In the mornings, but will | OR SAILS. works (habofe Tamia irentanttlondinetunainioca® Z Aart ea H $102.98 ing forcign ships, and have recommended Minard’s Liniment to rai of my fellow workinen that have the same trouble with Rooms 5 iooms jeints. ‘The other liniments { used cid not seem to take nished Furnishest t s out of the cords, You uly, $69.98 . rs ; Cc. HOWLAND Porth. Po : 19 Bunker Hill St, Charlestown, Masa. | utter aM ae. Gertrude os. Wal: | | t é embro.dery | New Tailored Suits for ‘Women at °19.74 —rneee | “WAL. URANT | Eighth HBS 19°T0 20" STREETS NEW YORK. y Station in our Basement. Jersey Subw Minutes from Hoboken {The New “Merry Widow” i _ Silk Dress--a Stunning New Caprice of Fashion ar Third Floor. HOWN to-morrow for the first time in New Y ork, and only “iimark) Dress is exelusive with here—because the Merry Widow ( Simpson ( rawford. It'san adaptation from the costume worn in the celebrated waltz song—taking name from the sleeves and embrod-rv ‘This particular dress is the fad of the hour—even Paris has fallen under the spell. Oparticularly striking and new, but the new style thoroughly distinctive and exclusive. One house in another city shows this dress for the first time at 575. We 4re the first and will be the only house in ' New York to show it. *22.50 Our Price for the Coe and see this new creation—perhaps you would Not only is the cut and style Hungarian embroidery gives ita Merry Widow Dress, like to be the first to wear this dress in New York Just the sort of dress for present wear. | very one a perf c beauty instyle, fit aud quality—made up in beautiful lustrous taffet ainty lace voke:, full pleaced lace skirts nall the dunty paste! coors, also black and b'ue: outiined with appliqued linen—in beautiful des gns sleeves, with oversleeve of silk in Japanese kimono effect. ull kilted with deep fold outlined in jinen. 5 Dress Skirts at *9.75 Sample skirts made of black French Voile in copies of exelusi tikes gored h tunic cife of self material; box pleated mo lel w ippled; many other beau- “$9, 75 lored Skirts in the newest impc srrow's sale, at $5, > than one or i Lis or st les. Values up io Advance Spring styl s of and 89.75, a Mp tiie Silk and Lingerie Dresses, Oe 50 oF to: Oetivecierralureld ap lied 3 Sleeves; full taffeta in all the pastel colors, also b ac yoke and of she-r batiste in 150° Jace and many des gns on lace o Kilted skirt with fold. Linger.e Gowns dainty colors, effectively trimm full are skirt. lust the thing to complets your w with Val, frobe. Saie Wal. Laces at About “HiXEE new eases of French and German Val. Then vy ie Ail are n. round and ces marred a new pait rns and the iat s! meshes diamond meshes in a wonderful variety of patteras Hun reds of sets lorchouenirommnn unusual chance to buy the s ason’s newest ard finest V al. laces cavings id Val. Laces, as most people know, are tobe gr atly ued this season Not ce the I \Witatatonathe: dainty Lingerie Hat, on Children’s White Dresse~. on Mi r py, AS Lay in a Supply in Thurs any’ s tain Floor, dozen yards tor Val. fave worth 10 Val. Daves > Val La es Doc ana male of Real Lace | Pompadcour Rolis and Hair Nets | AN unusual offering | *& that emphasizes the reason we sell more Pompr dour ilar Rolls and {air Nets than any other store in \merca. It you’ cannot come send us your order by mail. Pompadour Roils, $9e of sanitary floss.extra long and wavy, covered with an in- visible hair net. This Koll is positively the most perfect and satisfactory one made, is the lightest in weight and does not mat, is sanitary and washable Grays, black, blon!s and browns: extra long leagth. 39¢ Hair Nets, 2 for 23¢ Extremely large Golf Nets e size that goes all over the head—made of natural hair and hand knotted. Klack, browns, londs and auburns; ‘2for 25¢ dozen, Main Voor lnabes at °iG Iwo single announcement we have ee mae brought Main to Inst ~unday’s Ad., us response eG when ve first offered these Robes at -10. 20— 25—°29.50—even ‘35 Imported “10 ' Lace Rotes, same wonderful values that this section Monday ‘ully convey to you the ercwded Wonder‘ul does not what great values they are, and always re- member that when the Simpsgn-( rawford Company Robe Sectian offers you special values in Robes they are only the newest kinds, up to the minute in desirability In this sale will be tound some ot the most beautitul Lace Robes imported this season, Rich creations that you would read- ly pay and 305 tor. In- cluded are real Princess, Real A ereswierrefendunileturiacs ae sae ME combinations, Venise and Lierre f combinations, ete —in ivory <7 and eream shades—robes that! will make up into handsome lace | gowns suittbe for any social junction a 10 | Sale Gieesa Taffetas at 50c NEW Spring shipmen: o those heavy, rustling, highly iinished Taftetas— a handsome vollection, particularly adapted for street and evening wear. The manufacturer made us a decided concession for a very large order, hence this offer, 6c Taffetas at 50c tx Sain Floor, 24-inch shower-proo: Faconne | $1.25 36-inch Black Dress Tafteta— Foulards ‘his jopular showerjroo! polka do: bv: i Q vill Foe orn ee eeattteutts wim [8 quality that we will uot be able to | rt Areslal ard: . 69e | duplicate ayain this se plein black, lustrous Sraeea ae pecial, € | finish. Cur guarantee behind every yard. Positively at. 600 worth $1 eI ++ 89c $1.25 36-inch Black Peau de Soie—a 95e Checked and Striped Louisines—a , all the litest Spring shades, in ripe. Yard 06 63e ry sized che A sve 27-inch Black Dress ‘Tafleta—high heavy, lustrous dress quality, full 86 finished: all silk; wears wel: anda splendid gg inches wide, in a splendid shite of bliek. “Actual yalus cunlity at the price. Yards... ic 81,25, at, d. 0 ‘ 78e Final Recicnon Sale bee UR fur business has been going with a rush the last few days—prices were never so low—and \e anticipate that it will be many a year betore you see furs prieed so low again, At these final reduction prices it wil! jay you to buy for an investment. If low pr.ces will move our fur stock we do not intend to carry a single garment over. Isabella and Sable Fox | American Baum Marten | Natural Squirrel Throw Searfs—some ur on both sides: head | Fox Muffa— fancy rug effect — | Scaris — regularly §7.18— trimmed; others four-in hand satin- | regularly $82.50 — spe-¢ special....... seresees eos $3,900 Ihnasonnd $18.50 lined. Searfs: regularly $19.20—syecial,...s00e+ £10.50 Large Blocked Muffs to rratch above Scarts—regu- $9.50 larly $16,.50—special...... 4 | Fur-lined Coats for wo- men, squirrel and suslicki, Persian, Lynx and wool seal collars—regularly Bi07s specials. s-.es SL2,79 25 High-grade Fur-lined Natural Mink Mutts, and stripes—regularly 1 & | 824.50, at oe . Natural Mink Throw regu- Scarfs to match above muffs $18.50—speci 2.75 . larly ae American Baum Marten| 7,7: 2 Coats—clear German gray and white Vow Searis -shawlcotiarea'so animal | Lersian Paw Sets—Four- | squirrel lined; collury of beaver, afte clea piaosi reas latly | in-hand ard square Mutl—re lark | iyny and Persian Lamb—values $20.50—special... vee 319.50 | 814.75—special set 37.75 to $89—special . 349.50 Sg are a * > 3 . > 3 ° ~ Halt | ~ — ee ee ee ee is o-oo oo oe ee eee => so oo ooo