The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1908, Page 9

THE EVE SERS WORTO FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1908. f] Atteen or twenty parts of the propelling | machinery of the Bliss torpedo, a warning letter, mailed on Tuesday rom Jersey City, sent in an envelope f 1} yy nm of the Hamburg-American Steamship Company. The letter, which was in d German, was evidently written in New York City, and 1s as follows: 5 | The Letter of Warning. March 3, 1906, Mr. Esser: U Several detectives have been asking about you here. You will probaly be -r- rated to-night. Light out as quickly as you can, Come at 11.80-12, corner of Twen- Counsel Admits President of | Denies Negotiating With Ger-/ty-secona street and Eighth avenue, south- east, Will tell you everything then by word | City Railway Holds No man Government to Betray | ot moun. Och and Grit have blavned. i i Greetings, HEUSRR. - Personal Interest. Bliss Torpedo. | Eager is a sollu.y built, short, squat German about forty-elght years of age, land has @ wife and four children, His "ME, HL. Vreoland, president of the New| areinrich Withelm Esser, who was ar-| Rome town is Cologne, where he was frork City Railway Company, {8 &/rested last night at his home in Flat-| cycle factory. His brother, Herman “dummy” stockholder of that com- push, charged with trying to sell war Esser, is an inspector of Government pany’s sccuritles for the Metropolitan | secrets of the United States Govern- buildings at Aachen, Rhineland. E: Becuritles Company, according to admis-|ment to Germany, was arratgned in| °*me to the United States Ave years | 4 ago in company with John Leyen- Mons mada to-day by Attorney Paul D. | Adams Street Pollee Court, Brooklyn, | decker, a machinist, of No. 6 West Cravath in an argument against the |te-day before Magistrate Steers, on a/Forty-first street, Manhattan, ree of Npesiatdls testimony be- | charge of grand larceny. This charge. | teh ved in Jersey City for a few re the Grand Jury into the Attorney-| months and ten took up his residence ut for revocation of the | V#iiam 3% Clemens, the criminal in-| i, Jane street, Manhattun. In 1904 vestigator, who worked up the case Mrs. Esser and two children followed Esser secured employment at the Singer a ery bit of stock of the New York ;@gainst Esser, expained, {s merely Sewing Machine Works Elizabeth. ity Railway Company 1s and has been | designed to hold Esser for a time. If tt; Then he worked for se w York owned by the Metropolitan Securities | falls through. Mr. Clemens, said, there | Sr" and finally, was cups ne Company, Nreeland New York © “He is declared Mr. Cravath. “Mr, not @ stockholder in the 1 a Federal Court. jeaeReon Aut Fe Railway Company.” | Esser, who {s a machinist, was specifl- Company for three OF sident and a director, faa't {cally accused of #1 kf a segment of ers wages at t rupted Mr. Limburg. uid tools for cutting the ieee ene “He does not own any stock, of $1, an the firm to be a director. of E Brooklyn, opposite some whi “Dilys. Leavit | large two-story he ely a stockholder turbine vy Depart-| owns six . table owner and ment torpedo and has | ly Metropolitan Se- | displac phead Co has always held) Through ¢ Henry Stengel, | if Fight for Grand Jury Record. |nececee sata tha, heendeen veins | pL MI K DIET Supreme Court Justice Davis, in| to sell the secrets of the torpedo to the | ? julry into the | C@use the togpedo !s patented, and de- of the New York City Ratl- | {lls of its construction are on file in eetae hE ity El Gen |the Patent Office of the United States | th and those of other countries, and open Wks7 Boke Go Canny to the public. Bail was fixad at $1,000 on the grand larceny charge. Esser was formerly employed by the E. | W. Biss Company, of Brooklyn, which ts under a $5,000,000 contract with the United States Government in the constr’ q of the Bliss naval torpedo, In Es. | Tlety ‘and possession the detectives found some | {*king t aged twenty- our months last Bliss foun building a Flatbush and his to-day s who gre callous nd hard. he The Lots Mentioned Below Are Very Special Values and Worth from $5 to $8 More. RS carte Cor. 23d St. QUTEITTERS TOME WOMEN & 6th Ave. Men’s Spring Suits, Top- Coats & Cravenettes Now Ready 272 in 1908, 38 tn ALL THE NEW SHADES OF BROWN. 2906, being a total of 2,003 negligenc ases approximating probably $2,400,000 Mot adjusted or settled. Auditor Still Under Fire. {New Model Suits, comprisinc: New Model Topcoats, (New Model Cravenette Raincoats Made by custom tailors during the dull season. TO BE SOLD AT OUR WELL-KNOWN LOW PRICES. ALL THE NEW FABRICS IN WEAVE AND DESIGN. Blacks, Browns, Grays, Tans and Fancys, Brand New Suits. Brand New Topcoats. Special Value noes fal Value Made of all wool Black |Fashionable To Thibets,. Ha -50 coats, in Brown 7.50 Tans, Grays, Blacks Neat new designs in) spectat tie Speelal ¥ gray, brown andj| Value |Cravenette Rain checked worsteds,... A | 0 coats, Oxford Blacks - | 0 Gray Clay Diagonals, . and Grays..........) Light Gray and Brown} and | Stylish Spring Over.) Worsteds ......,...| speci | Coats, in semi and) gpeciai Blue Serges—newbrown| g"® form fitting styles—| Viton shades, Reece wit) 1 2 some with velvet col-| § 1 0 Fancy designed Cheviots Be eG | eee New models, some with cuffs Brownstripes, Oxford] and SLATTERY DEMANDS on sleeve—some coals satin lined;| Grays,sizes,stoutsand ail sizes in regulars, slims and| all siz:s in regular) $12 ~ i stou's trom 34 to 44 chest meas- slims trom 34 to 44 GRAN f} IU ay LQUIRY urement. chest pom 24 Hl ALL THE ABOVE LOTS ARE SPECIAL VALUES AND WORTH FROM $5 TO $8 MORE. Bingham’s Secretary Desires | 7000 Pairs of Men's Trousers in neat striped worsteds and $ : cheviots at... 2 that Investigation Be Made Very special—to ft slim, stout or regular size men. * of Graft Charges. Cor. 23d St. According to an unofficlal report, but DUIFITIERS ae & 6th Ave, fwhich comes from a reliable source, it Open Saturday Night Until 9.30. ftems. re ropolitan ind that amo twas learned to-day that Daniel G. 3 Suny, secretary to Police Commissioner AMingham, does not intend to drop the @harges made by Process Server Rear. @on, of Jerome's staff, that Slattery had mocepted money from Sergt. Wasserman fo insure that officer's promotion. Slattery, it is said. went downtown | werly this week with a letter from Commissioner Bingham to William L. Mitchell, foreman of the morning Grand | Jury. According to the report, In this | etter the Commissioner revieived the | yan-Rear case and Mitehell that District Attorne: the newspapers, had declared the was. ane Feson why his office shou in the matter. Re dies' maid that Coinm! Pamtceszaativenelved ac rent tonne letter he wrote to Jerome asking that the District-Attorney take up the charges brought against the Commis. sloner’s secretary by Wasserman and eardon, #0 that if they are found to be true Slattery might be dismissed. How It Happened!” Like most young men, I wanted to build a fortune but didn’t know how to begin, Finally a friend said to me one day: “Now is the time to buy Real Estate.” Bing- I replied that 1 didn’t have sufficient capital to buy even a vacant lot. He showed me some of the “Real Fstate” Ads. in the SUNDAY WORLD, pointing out ) several properties worth $4,000 to, $10,000 that could be bought on a first cash payment of $500. I raised the necessary $500 and bought a place I lived fn, rent free, for one year and then resold at a $1,000 profit. '§ FROM ROROKEN 10 THE 141H ST. STCRE SIX MINULE the owner of a machine shop and bi-! ey ‘Men’ 5 Suits and At a Startling Pric For Any Man’ S Suit $ or Overcoat in Stock Reduced from $12.50, $15, $18 and $20 tence to wartant Esser'a| mained there about a year and a half. | yee of the Bliss | and for the VAVALAVUIUA DAR TATASESE A GAATARAAAOEEE TRAE OE 844 Anny THE NEW MIKADC brown, blue, Cope! in stripes and checks, Also in the Prince Chap models, single and double breaste., with full plaited skirts, trimmed with wide Sizes 3 WOMEN'S SUITS OTHER SPRING SUITS—Made with 26- inch Serges and Chiffon Panamas in shadow linen embroidered collars and cuffs. Also fancy braided Pony Coats, 19-gored skirts tr ed with wide ices Sizes 32 to 44. $22.50 value.s..++ ++ on 5 *S SUITS at, $8.98—In the 1 Sand We in c tripes, Five new Panamas and Worsteds, in check stripes. i A 8 , in the latest’ shades, Sizes 32 to +4. $15.98 5 NEW PRINCESS DRESSES—‘: omen’s © checks 3; }o-gored side-plaited skirts, checks and polka dots; 19-gored deep ited skirts. 2.7 with tucks at bottom, trimme: LING RIE PRINCESS DRESSI -Made « t 5 i ; full sk TS) trimmed w tucks ann iect sone we ats $3.98 $6.93 valu INERY ING OF SPRING STYLES MILL ADVANCE SHOW Dress Hats in a most complete collection, well as exact copies, besides the artistic with best material and $4 50 . workmanship, at moderate pace: ranging from $45 down to as low as.. ° IN’S READY-TO-WEAR HATS. fron: which to make your se size and color among STREET STORE Less Than Half Frice bottle. 500 FOLDING PLATE CAMERAS— Size 4 x5 Closed out from the Quata C teeeeeee ciate holder (THE VATH STR FRESH BUTTER — Willow Farm 1b, in oar Wines and Liquors IMPERIAL, CLUB WIISKEY Special Fresh Meats | You See, This Is Just BOILED HAMS - 5 cured Bolled Hama; sliced Jer by machine Jb. quart MONOGKA WELL Wine and eaquor Combination Sale price 05, for.. 1 Galion etther Port o: emular price $2.00, for. Fought singly they would cost you Bought in combination (Sixth Floor.) 18 and 19 in reindeer shades. $1.50 and $2; pair . | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIVASATAAAAAAA AAA OA SAY The SUITS and OVERCOATS in this final Clearance Sale came from leading manufacturers in Rochester, Buffalo. Chicago, New York. You choose from Worsteds, Serges, Cassi- meres, Cheviot:, Velours and unfinished fabrics in Plain Black, Fancy Mixtures, Browns, Grays, Plain Blue, Checks, Stripes, Herringbone, etc. Many of these suits can be worn into warm weather atari ) SLEEVE SUITS—Made of Chiffon Panama, in nhagen and black, Also in serges and worsteds 2 to 44, $20 values....-++- Jacket,, in Stripe Herringbone stripes, trimmed with Rajah cloth and neeiierincpene Serges, Dimity Dresses in stripes, Regular $4 value: 32 to 4 Sheer f Batiste a ert FE, Second Floor.) (THE 14TH STREET STOR SILK s; made to be s Each. Imported French mode's as creations of our own skilled "$3.98 °° 98c Main Floor.) lar colorings. Neckwear for...se« CAMERAS Rae SURES ic | MUSLIN NIGHT SHIRTS: With mrotiieenne rae ERINO : 49c || unpersnirts AND 49¢ or without collars; | 65c values. Each,.. RECORD AND KING DR PL. ATES RUBY OIL LAMPS—Two glasses ao ounces. > st fe LUAO F i $3. 2 in box, for, ith do swith n Every new idea in Spring and Summer foct- | WOMEN’S TAN TsToRE, Tivrd A.) UACID HYEO.—N wear, An extraordinary opportunity to RUSSIA. CALF secure Women’s $3 Golden Brown Lace S H OE S— Button Shoes, Women's $3 Tan Russia Calf Pumps and lace In style, STREL - DRAK Ls pn) BAKED POU ND AK Atay -16¢ FRESHLY | r eulae Lo 10. ‘1 1 79¢ SAMPLE GLOVES: Wonen's WOMEN’S SILK GLOVE S—Mousquetaire style, for short sleeves; patent double finger tipped. Perfect in eve: s long, and in the most desirable style, from one of America’s best makers. Regular $1.50 69c MEN’S SAMPLE GLOVES; MEYERS MAKE—Street and dress gloves-—-every pair branded with the name of this famous maker. Prix seam capeskin, tan and gray; mocha skins in pique, gray and Gloves usually $1.. 20 Cc (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Main Floor.) Overcoats @| BOYS’ WEAR } 5000 Men’s $1, $1.50 and $2 Shirts at 5 9c Other Men’s Furnish- | GERMAN BLANKET BATH ing Specials ARES. Light and patterns; all new Easter de- a ee IN’S ALL SILK SCARES. ELASTIC WEB SUSPENDERS. | 5c. yalues.. Strong leather ends; patent Buckle; ase, values. ‘Each, LOC | MEN'S HALF HOSE. Black, Tan, | 14TH STREET STORE, Main Floor.) EXCEPTIONAL SATURDAY SELLING 2s; is | FOLDING METAL TRIPODS—3 fold 5 ; sath “2 1 WOMEN'S SHOES, OXFORDS peiant | M. Q. TUBES—Pox of 5 mikes 4 ot ' and Women’s $3.50 and $4.50 Trade Mark cles ih sizesiia ito Patent Kid Shoes and Oxford Ties at a price 7; widths rare even here. Sizes 2% to 8; $1. 98 G to iN y'4 719 a pir... olde widths B to EE; pair....+++.--+ OODYEAR WELTED SOLE RUSSIA CALF BLUCHER SHIELD TIP CUBAN HEEL SHUES—Women's EIS ay Golden Brown Goodyear Welted Bi Hi 72c | very smare cdvane widths © to pair. spring style MEN’S AND BOUGHT AT 50c. ON THE DOLLAR Boys’ Suits and Reefers Russian blouse, double-breasted; sailor blouse suits, double-brensted Knickerbocker, Ree overt. restard ail top coats; heavy, medium and. light ‘weight. 4 cording t 1 VAVEVEI 080080000007 Boys’ Suits or Reefers Also ‘‘The Mother Jane Hopkins Security Bond’’ Suits that Sell Regularly at $5. BOYS' SUITS OR REEFERS. Sults with sted Keni Boys’ Suits or Reefers Norfolk Suits, with platts, knickerbocker sults, plain double-breasted sults, single or doub! ed wall nults, alt or double- breasted n Suits and military or automobile reet- ers. Heavy, medium, and light welght, Ages 2% to 17 years, Values up to $7. ONTRACTED for during December and January, when many factories — were closed owing to trade con- ditions, The product of one of the best Troy (N. Y.) manufacturers, by taking all of whose sur- plus stock we obtained a rate never before known for such high-class Shirts, New Spring Coat Shirts, They’re of woven and printed Madrases and Percales, Chey- iots, Chambrays, in light, medium and dark patterns. Coat styles with cuffs at- tached, as well as regular Custom Shirts with detached cuffs; the workmanship is the very best; cut full; large size bodies, A size 17-inch neck will have a body cut corres pode large size. Ic. ROBES.Cord and tas- sel to match; $+ values $1.98 BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR. Shirts have short or long sleeves; drawers have double seats. Gar- eee MADRAS PAJAMAS. Pretty as- sortment of light and dark colors; each 89c MERINO HALF HOSE, Fast Black with natural wool soles; 12‘c Gray and other colors; 10c DRAWERS, each,...... with street - weight 4 n Shoes; two izes 2": to tt $2.98 AND KYE dott UTS RUS ROAST of nativ $2.05 H PORK ci Tees 10%el § DERS, SIRLOIN STEAKS, 1b.. seeeee es 8198 combination only. WOMEN'S $2. AND $2.50 MCL KID OXFORD ‘TIES-S 2h 8; widths B to 8; pair.. GIRLS’ GOOD SOLID SE NIE ABLE SCHOOL SHOES CHILDRE 5 AND MISSES’ BLACK JERSEY LE GING aes; pair . 25c (Third Floor.) xen