The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1908, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, oak RYAN, PARTNER OF MVINTYRE, PUT UNDER HIGH BAIL Brought From Syracuse and Arraigned on Five Indictments Charging Grand Larceny. GIVES BOND FOR $25,000. Rumor that He Will Take the Stand and Testify Against McIntyre. George C. Ryan, a member of the late firm of Thomas A McIntyre & Co., brokers, in Wall street, who was er ested Inst night at his home in Syca- @use, after the Grand Jury yesterday had returned five grand larceny indict- ments against him, moon. He was at once arraigned before Judge Rosalsky in Part I. of General Gesstons. Through his lawyer, of No. 32 Narsau street, Frank L. Pope, Ryan pleaded mot gullty on all the charges. Assistant District-att Train suggested that @ bond of 0000 would satisfy Mr. bonds of the head ‘T. A. McIntrye aggregate 000 was the Jerome's office. T. @f the defunct co. On the same In $28,000, but o: original sum fixed the first indict- Ment had been returned. Says Ryan Was Decelved. Mr. Pope was given the customary » leave to change or end Ryen’s plea by June The lawyer sald that Ryan, while ostensibly a partner, was , Teally no more than a clerk. He sald Ryan was k ignorance of many * of the transact! that went on in- rding to Po n had not only los himself in "the failure, but his representa- tions many of his friends up-State had also been persuaded to trust their in- vestments into the hands of McIntyre & Co, and these were swallowed up teo. “Tt will be shown," said Mr. Pope, ‘that my cllent 1s more sinned against than sinning.” From certain of Mr. Train's remarks ft was rather inferred thot the prose @ution expected Ryan to turn State's evidence. It ts believed that he will take the stana for the prosecution side the frm. A fwhen McIntyre !s brought to trial next, month. { Arrested In Another Suit. While Ryan was waiting for @ repre- wentative of the Fidelity Trust and De- posit Company to give bond for him Under Sheriff Walgering appéared at the door of General Sessions with an commitment in a civil suit thar had beon brought down stairs against MolIntyre & Co. It was expected that he would be released eS these latter proceedings without dela: Four of tne indictments against Ryan Accase him jointly of grand larveny tn st February, hypothocating $00 shan of th gh the United States Castiron and Foun- mpany, belonging to F. W. Cava- | Seagn and valued at $1,075; April 9, six} @hares of United spicnsing to 60 shares of Un. Ey, Valued at SONY and balan Mrs. Helen Sedgwick; April 23, $15, bonds of the Lake Shore and Mich Southern and $9,150 In cash belonging to fouls Schmidt. The fifth indictment al- jeging grand larceny in the second de-| Bree accuses them of taking ten shares) GE Missourl Pasite valued at 38 and belonging to Ole Lind. All the alleged loeors were customers of the house. aS ESE SS ISLANDERS IN REVOLT. CONSTANTINOPLE, May 2.—The tn, Rabitants of the Island of Samos, a Greek islang off the west const of A Minor, are in revolt egainst the Prince of Bamos and the Gove: act the feland. Fighting has been on at | Vathy, the capital, for the past three Gaye, and there are numerous victims me arrived this after-| POLICE PROTEGE STOLE S17 WHEN HE GOT A JOB Tuttle Tricked the Entire Uni- formed Force of Hoboken | —They Seek Him Now. PATEVS EO Brery copper tn Hoboken, from Chief Hayes to the headquarters cat, has an eye peeled for one Edward Tuttle, and 4£ that elusive youth falls into their toils he 1s certain to get all that is coming to him, able. “or which will ba consider- all the ungrateful scalawag: says Patrolman Terence Foley, “this! guy is the ungratefulest. Why, I took him tn and fed him and clothed him, and so did the other boys at the sta- tion, just lke he was our own child, and now he beats # with $17, But if I ever catch sight of him, well”’— Foley came across young Tuttle last Friday in Elysian Park, eo weak from lack of food and exposure that he could hardly atand, He told a pathetio story AVA WATETETATNHS 1000040 Ee bonah an aabhaans tatata satan snananans Bah hhh ch hth htc hhh th ch ted dtd ch detach detec hh ch dot tach echt f wa This Store Closed Decoration Day | Ae cee CRRA AARAAATAT O04: AASAAS RDAALAAAAA every AAA w ans ARAVA ARRAN AAVAVAVA! reenne RRA ARARREA AAA TEE a VAAN MAT Zi 8, HURSDAY, 1908. scoudbab an cvevia evan anicavveaa iesntvsgban ivGutuc 604 AA WAALS ULULARAMIN TAIN UUT AN ANALOG ELSE CET TREE MARKABLE BARGAINS FOR THE OSE OF THE 4th ANNIVERSARY SALES A AAAARAAAEA DA DASATASAAVAAAA LENS UAEAA ADDER SAA ASEENEAE AEA EOMMAAMAAY A ALTAN AER SARRREAAAAEAAEAASA SSMS AN MAAR AUADANS EAS SAAAAAAAAAAAA '$4 ® $5 Oxfords $1.98 Slightly Imperfect. JUST IN TIME FOR DECORATION DAY. ew Spring style in both high and low. pr IK IC CL Millinery for Decoration Day : Men’s Walk-Over At Sensational Reductions The very hats for Outing wear. Trimmed Sail- ors,inlarge or medium sizes, Rough or Smoota Braids, Straight and Drooping Brims. = J5C Your choice of every Every Shoe bears the “Walk-Ov stamp and pric tt, Widths AA to EB. 1 Patent ¢ Also 700 Pairs ot the Famous Ww. L. Douglas “Shoes and Oxfords at $1. 98. SLIGHTLY IMPERF ECT. Women’s $3 Oxfords, $1.69 son Ties, Oxfords, and. Sailor Ties, Tans, Brown Teather. Goodyear Tan Calf Pumps and Ties. Pumps. Black, White, Surnt, and Fancy Colors. From $2.49 down to. TRIMMED HATS ALL OUR TRIMMED HATS IN THE welted Three-Eyelet Brown Vici Kid Oxfords and Patent Kid Pumps and ( MILLINERY PARLORS ON THE Sc OND FLOOR AT ONE-THIRD OFF Every Trimmed Dress Hat, no matter ford Ties. Sizes 244 to 8, what the price, will be sold to-morrow widths B to EE. only at one-third off the market selling WOMEN'S TAN LACE price—for instan-e: SHOES, Blucher cut, silk Hats that have sold for $4.50 are top bands, Cuban ' heel. now $3. And the same reductions prevail on hats worth up to $30. For to-morrow the specials are Hats at $3, $4.35, $5, $6.06, ete. Sizes 24% to 7. $1.29 hird Fl jor. Be aaah aah s hh hh han ad III IIIS VA VARAAAARAAAARAAAASAAAASEUAAASAAIAS RAMS UR AUARAAAAASATODUSAAD AULA nn nama RRO AN SAAR GRARORCASORED MASVENDUSSESALEUAAGALALEA ERAS ETAL AMASEL IMAM UAAAAUAAE® of his search for work from Chicago (oueeeer yy way, and the big policegren's eves wore CONCERT 3 CIGARS 3: filled with tears when he repeated the 3 Purch A - © 3 moving tale to his fellows at the sta- ¢ Purchase a Supply for Over tion. Thev let him etay around nead.| ¢ ANd Sale of Sheet Music j 3 Decoration Day: 3: BALBRIGGAN AND RIBBED | MEN'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, quarters and fed him, and gave him a The latest song successes by 3 3 COTTON UNDERWEAR; Shirts ath | "in Blue and Ecru, Shirts have new gult and every man Jaok of then | $B. Hi, Buelt, Tenor. F. S. Barron, For Women, Children and Men 3 3 etic | style, sleeveless; Drawers | short or long sleeves. hunted a job for him. E. Ad. itone.s Pianist. double seated, knee Drawers double seats. A “He sure had the gift o° gab" says Derhea WOMEN'S COBWEB SHEER GAUZE LISLE $ S “length Pte ALO Cll tua ors erennes 23c ¢ Foley." and he talked so beautiful of| $ CONCERT ALL DAY TO-MORROW. STOCKINGS, Black and colors; 12! 3 3 his home and his mother and his sta-| $ In connection with the con- 25¢. values 2C 3 3 | FINE BALBRIGGAN AND RIBBED ters, and the hardehips he'd had, th cert we will sell populist Cc 3 $ CO1TON UNDERWEAR-Shirts have short I believe there wasn't @ man on the sheet music at, copy. WOMEN’S IMPORTED FULL) 34 3 | or tong sleeves. Drawers, double a ce or hie Reg given him the but- i'm @ Yiddish Cow- Benda the OK Oak FASHIONED SILK LISLE STOCK- 3 boasts. of ¢ seats. All sizes pact ; 39Cc Yesterday, Foley announced that he any | From. Your Dear INGS, plain and lace 3 98c 3 had secured a job as driver of one of Hi Tennesace Tene ifects im black and Cis $ $ MEDIUM WEIGHT MERINO UNDE«WEAK, in Levinson's delivery wagons for By neaty ne Marie Snow. 3 ACARD MEP Teds) | colors; 79c. values ...... | INCE GEORGE Capers, stl |g ites cum Widely ANI Gers, . The young man wont to work CHILDHOOD (Kerry 3 ease Sretel® se 13 \ He ds Natural. Al: izes, 6. 1c “ oN Taye S$ SEAMLESS GAUZE LISLE STOCK- Neg eeMaes Sa tae cea 05, Be Hi to tho Trinity Epis. : Black and colors. Have 19c 3 | i CUE DR ENS VES (Sino waneokn sleeveless) 237m nureh,” Levison waited a rea- | spliced heels and toes. All sizes $] peur pennant 6 A9e |S CHILDREN'S RIBBED ( 5 1 ‘length of ti t he mo: e * * Air DP Ss Boys and G ,' ara then, ment, tote “enue mets | WOMEN'S SEAMLESS STOCKINGS, Black, Tan and 3} 09) 2 % _AND PANTS for Boys and G 12'c foun is new driver had coli ‘ Dauelewneelsi andi toes, Noceniore ——— aS wanttheds le hed a geod, thtes Hours” a SR than 6 aha te A amnenn Tete cree &c Hi GRUMEEE ES: ; “69c | 3 BOY B one aise TON SUITS, nade | vanished, 0 hour Gelsyialthe Bellevee Hod UU) Bw) CUE ang Lc loaycbante e acked in VOxes 6 2 of fine ribbed cottcn; shirt sleeves, tart, but the Hoboken police have eyes A sees ey nee nae |p tee Lopobekasadioa oP 2iC)8 ga || eta oe 19¢ souk, the church's money.” | $ Yankee Prince Music at 1Sc Copy Ggti eee anes ace ag z FEE eee eee eee gS. AG MUBIGGOCIERETT ; While odes ee Come On Down-| Littie Girt in Blue. ¢ MEN’S Black, Tan, Gray and Colored Half Hose, plain, fancy ioe , $1.39 3 Boys {ND GIRLS’ WHITE GOSSAMER UNDER- > FS Prince| Surg, Marry « g¢ and hand embroidered, 25¢. Value, svveee eee erseew eevee TSC 3 nbrisiae worse novacer, tion $ SiIPTS, PANT DRAWERS, Ske YO! DROWNED AT ROCKAWAY. Pee eee, serong| Btacient stata $ MEN'S SEAMLESS COTTON AND LISLE HALF HOSE; Black and col- 8 he cit, ber OOM a meee g Jato sh 28 neeiniSitoi20 c The body of Niotiolas Stout, atx years ee var eRe eee; _ 085i double heels and toes. Limit 4 pairs to a customer. Pair..... GS) Geviyanel suppisitors tortor $ S FINE IMPORIED SWiss RIBBED 1 1 rc || THE s Crees ee 2 os; regularly i 7D UI ° | eeusueaactinvesResunayenpoemeics| raled (siege: 3 CHILDREN’S SEAMLESS LISLE STOCKINGS; very fine elastic - 12% PA | oes een) t3 Jace telmmed: seeee eee eae 49c; | See a Beech meee round i venaien 79% ouality; Black and colors. 19c. grade .. Gis : L Te Rn oter Dove lest evestag. no INFANTS’ DEPT. CHILDREN’S SILK LISLE STOCKINGS, Black, Tan and 3 Nese aie er ecuenrintsieeeay(G ces Se OLY wae eclzed with cramp and sank bde- MUSLIN cI ' 4 eetne, ie peat ene canner | wmas}aolsed) ssithicra Dy ni usLo nee © prown aoutie) heels and toes. Sizes u to 10. 3 pairs Te 3 25c 3 WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED VESTS, low neck and sleeveless... On a ofnere with or. b UtiRysscosnndnossonod Peete eee cce ttt eeeees OA 3 WOME ‘ SWISS RIBBED VESTS, regular and extra 5: lace 12'c | 2 tw 10 Tt trimmed ......6.- | > arto OF 9 (THE 14TH 8TREET STORE, Main Floor.) 3 SA eter SR 3 signi 2 Fat Women’s Horror E ee) (rite ATH ST, STORE, Main Poor In 1908 Bustles' New Style Makes Fat Fat Women Look Hideous. Head of Big Store Gives the Remedy. Big bustles in the back and hipless| skirts. for 1908, ts the edict given out by style makers. The serious question arise: | | What are our. women. especially fat ones. going to do witl | The head of the skirt department in one A. | of she large city stores says: | | “Already I have been besieged by ladies | who want to know how to reduce their tut ao that they will not, look like reltes brings | bavo| tel form. and tt results to in | one method. Success. Tt in this: ‘Get one-balf ounce of Lexonica in the} orixinal package and then have the drus-| | gist put the following in « six-ounce bottle: | One-half ounce fluid extract of Buckthorn | Bark and five ounces of Simple Syrup When you get home you can add the Lex- | | onica yourself and mix the whole thing | p thoroughly. Be sure to get the Lex-| | onion in the original package with the seal unbroken, Full directions for mixing and | taking will be found inside the package. | | You san get Lexonica and the other efients at apy of the leading drug ores | fo" your ett “Many Indios have told me {t ha wonderful power of bullding up mu and general henith, that it never produc wrinkles, that {t reduces flesh at about » pound a’duy ancl makes the flesh astonish: | Ingly firm and rosy. The Naltics=conieat= ign eat SGonaesl Tan or Black Summer Foot Dress in a style for any taste, a fit for any foot, a leather for every wear—the shoes that won’t burn the feet nor disappoint are BlackandTan FRAZIN & Bet. 7th & 8th Ades English Pumps Oxford Ties Gibson Ties Christie Ties Sailor Ties OPFENHEIM 18th Ste oe Ave. | 2fst St B 6th Adve. | Broadway, All oes $3 Shoes Only Cor, 38th Si. 260 West S25th St. Lath St, & 3d | Abenue gly enough this morning, and his work was to deliver a load of lum- ees “RESTAURANT / ses — 3 yl we L ERE ‘zea 2t0 OG 3 Consisting of Clam Chowder CAPS—In many dit- and choice of several varieties cum cel Oe of deep sea or shell fish, Fresh _ vegetables. Dessert. Iced Tea, Coffee or Milk.... 25c SUMMER GLOVES _MOUSQUETAIRE Groves ¢ Popular Music Quick Service (THE 147TH STREET STORE, Sixth Floor.) nes Waele mee ::0%2 Embroidered Paris Robes Sample Em- br oidered Robes —_worth $15 and $18, of exquisite French (THE 14TH STREET in Floor.) HAIR GOODS : BARONE URES. 8 on “Si best @ noes $1.98 3 Batiste, richly Ep eaR te embroidered in MARLOWE FUFFS, © 2... $1.79 § the newest de- signs, shaped trom the latest Paris models, in OUNCE, 24-INCM SWITC! HAIR ROL v8, 34-tnch, made) of Gat 3 Cran all white and (THE 14TH STREET many dainty Second Floor.) colorings, a number of styles, at CORSETS Tc. CORSET! AND GIRDL 2 all good ‘fitting $ modela; light welght: sizes 18 to 28 tron... BSC $098 (THE 147TH STREET STORE, Main Floor.) LEATHER BAGS BEAL LEATHER BAGS in 8 special reed alae aon) UD Ne date Copenhagen; ‘ipaliae “titted; odel Sf$ many "with coin puree ond card ‘case! motre end Feat leathor 18 to 80 Mned; rs ie The fern ta Spay ee dh hey eo finne ct tt G3 GO Sh ae ap FRALN Crore ee rene “THE i ney cton puiles yigeeauel 1 2 ith va lucerte $2.49 At 20c eon the 2} nemerotls pens and closes y WArsre tor eniidrent “Ane 95e DAINTY FANS. ge, motlony riveted steel "frame; $4. 98 WOMEN'S BEAUTIFUL SILK D ll “THE 14TH STREET STORE, Cee ates han E PRINCESS." with “folding” PARASOLS, splendid assort- ollar Second Floor.) ln oe eueynt tick rem Gyae « ey) "with folding hood all steel ment of colors, 3. 49 AADIVAAAAAAAAL, ). and 81,00 3 ¢ @ roomy Go-Cart; values to $7.50,., $ A most éx- KIMONO GOWNS Stata Fae flowered, Rearaue "neatly 55c trimmed, 89c. values... (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Second Floor.) lrRESH GRASS earareeanenaenanennsenanens 3 | DUTTEK—1-1b. ¢ g Dozen. ..esssevere Guar, 20,600 assorted pleces HEATHERBLOOM Pit wenn SOC 20¢ 205 || SResnibe eis ca Vale aie ace SCN El PETIICOATS ASPANAG ' 18,000 assorted pleces, i x GUS -— on Reon large |W, D o H Regular £3.00 jraluce, Black and | | ‘uriievs —for Decoration Day, §,000 Ibs. of FI H ait na a butites "Dike wines and Liguors. value 50c, # Cae 10c t colors, Pull flounces 79 freshly killed, dry plekel DDE Gaye es Woon wausr — union | & |1,000 aayorted pleces, # Ral 3 of cluster tucks $1, 09 young hen turkey3, ID..c.yseeccees ues Bee BOsTON conrian, | Carolina fruity bass ee Me oe M6 ion cr 20; 63 Valua 75c, atesee..ee nite poe sTRERT STORE, HN MOL vererieeney peer LOC ttle All styles, in brillant profusion, ——— > = 7 feeond Floor.) THIN SKIN, JUICY, LARGE 9, Lockets, Chalns, Necklaces, eveeeeeeesenesseess8eeeeie I —choleo, tender LEMONS, "5 do oi dos... [26 | IMPRRAL LU 7 = 5 egs of Lamborn? ¢ Ib, 14c ees See ae: Gi Hom, a0; gelion "io, | Brooches, Bracelets, Dress Pin LINGERIE BELTS Wauiper, cop. | BARB OR NEW GKREN ie LINENK ,BELTS, beautifully | em- WIA oy BALSIUN nae Vargo buner 54544700 | ' etc. in bright Roman, silver and 10c Roast Beef inc: —orime standing rib roast—eut HVE. | RED MADIAIES, ¢ large 6g ne PED CHAN ho pein: uaa AND 2FOPEDY neue ya ast het, oH 14c PLOMIDA GREEN FEAR On GHEEN | APIA POR sand different dasigna, set mostly Bhobiegs 200 value 18¢ pbs ae STRING BEANS ‘Bos y with rhinestones, amethysts, sap- ORT POR ' peverene "Se Tar combination Be on LONG. ts RIPE SWEET PINEAPPLES, phires, jade, coral and other embroidery: 800 wo & Veal legs, rumps or loins of milk ¥ ist Cc i ABE 5c] sanquer WHISKEY — Galion pretty stones. nea r fed veal, Ib........ ol ram iy Oy een as TSH S100 : (Main Floor.) (rue nay at STRE in Floor.) Ge 4 28 eter as ...98C Ke (IMM arn STRERT STORE, 2 POULTRY, FISH, MEATS, FR RUITS, WINES NEW LAlv Buds— FREY NAKED ronan A OND | NEw VEILINGS 3 N CLOTH AND LACE VEILS. PURE DRUGS Q TGILET ARTICLES Mail Orders Filled ieee i 08, TORLET soap CALON 100TH v DENTICURA RULHY MOL FOR YOUR OUTING ON : DECORATION DAY Cycle Folding Plate Baseball Uniforms Cameras flannel “Mian toons). AAAAARAATEAEA OHA REE EROS WOMEN’S NECHWE. AR ASCOTS—With “Gtbaon 6 n white and color YORKES AND CIWEMISETTE Wht! Cream combinations of 49c “12 ue “tn'6-yard_hoxen, 2%C ht Sturt, pants TootH PASTE pint, .2 DW HyPorE SPITE (THE 147K STREET STORE 4x5 RECORD PLAT " E . Con. Malu Floor.) Special Sale of Bathing Suits u agains Wmaneeaeeeeseeserieee BOYS' ONE-PIEX THING SUITS. | 3 ‘ E RATHING SULTS, 0 850 eh Adenaran ad mood sane oe c 5 me Prat Rea 49c (THE 147TH STREET STORE, NEAR CUT FUNCH sbts — Main Flvor.) ENV AAAS PARASOLS Fishing Tackle. BICYCLES WITH nteed cork STEEL RODS band 1 69 COASTER BRAKES. 83 values O = i i eka WTR RON! F sieoens OQ 8 1,200 Rarely Beautiful x IN RERUS, ‘easy c samples at Sensational : dic Prices for To-Morrow a2se Suit Cases, Bags and Trunks Just in time for Decoration Day. Silk Parasols, Linen Parasols, and in fact every kind of parasol {m- ACLU ERS ORR Sas ASAT OSES I $1.26 SUIT CASES, waterproof cloth, brass locks aginable, Belng Samples, there are leather corners, plain and alligator patterns 68c f one or two of a k We 600 NEAR CUT PUNCH SETS — A JAPANESE MATTING SUIT CASES, wood frame; ext shies ved” a Ehominentan astern cane to, toa Biot ae ae Mght weight and strong; 22 and 24 } $ m 69 Wianufacturer’s entire re rey 89ce $8 values ........., ‘ sy I. The values range up 4 7.50 DE SETS GDNUINE COWHIDE BAGS, Oxford shiape; 5_o2. tose Leehnudisnoadodin 9c leather ean a5 18 +) ate oo Heeraaty 4 a? yo 4 hand: A, To-morrow the-prices will be: ie LaTHt eayee ee Basemest.) DRESS TRUNKS, some with two straps, trim: some oloth tine: from 26 to 40 Inches: value tc 7 Colla psible Go- Oxi MIsSis’ SAMPLE PARA s Vues to 76e eC 'S SAMPLE WPARASOLS, va eto $1.50 ZC WOMEN'S SAMPLE PARASOLS, al. the nowest shades yalues to $3,50..., $1.98 JEWELRY 50,000 Pieces "$5.98 lle Eleor. , eaananes Sacatstaasasat oy mig ws sana WAAIAAAE ETAT EEE TES wanareenneranareraees traordinary pur- chase of preity and useful Sum- mer Jewelry. These astounding prices; ey ‘tarn an write er BREET pron AAAAAAAACA Altoed alf or COLD HOILED 514M to order; Ib. 220) ni FRESH CUT WATER CRESS, RAU 0 full q Sets, Watch Chains, Scarf Pins, te LONG, GREEN CU- CUMBERS, 98 THE 140 STREET @TORE, Alath Floor.) 2G eae aaa