The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1908, Page 4

BANKER SCH Subpoenaed to Court at No. 30] Magistrate Admonishes Cook tk TESTIFIES IN WEIL SUIT. Like Other Witnesses, He Puts « Metropolitan’s Queer Do- ' i i was called to of Minnie Wi again J. Berwind, Thomas F. Ry an, Jand to recover Met fend has been eu the Fourth Dis pal Court, | througt Co at No. 9 First street, where Mr. Schiff/I tried to beat it by runnin arrived after wa around the| don't have to burglar Tenderloin in sea ne tribunal.|a foolish prank. I fi H a hi ney for the plaintii ness, and his the testim of other distin, witneses in tle sult who put the blame) 4nd ed for Metropolitan manipulation on ths| “Glad din't kit of the la Wiliam c,| Sorry had to shoulders “pave a talk with” about financing Avenue Railway C pl Q. Do yor Ryan had sv to * bonds w rememh Hayden, \ Baldwin and Mr, Fowler, owned Jointly with ‘until they sold The firm, said } disappointed in Ryan consented to for the Metrop was not asked Mr. Kren sponded Mr. in reply to a qu: vath that the 4 Teceived by his firn. @ reward for the ri { derwriting $%7.490,000 w pany’s securities. wonsclous at Church a nues, Brooklyn, Jayed the proceedin John B. Stanchfield, Pratt A in the Wormse five years ago memory was made this suggestion w asked him about Kuhn, L part n financing a loan of $3,090,000 four | ormer Ma appointed rec had been THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. COLUMBIA MAN, LOST IN MAZES | WhOM POLICEMAN OF TENDERLON| SHOT, RECOVERS. and Student with Him and Fines Them Each $10. First Street, He Goes to 31st Street. ings Up to W. C. Whitney. r. Cook, a pri was Howard T { and H, H. invested in way stock, and Vree- 0 they politan Street they declare jh the machinations of the d m tha oo! of Riverside Drive and Twenty-fit The suit is hi none jay it m Young in! ned before Jud: compla 2a It looked ba le understood He did his duty and ate Kernochan said he would a withdrawal of the urglary against the students if the one. y got there ina Banker Blames Whitney. Cook had been disgrac h, 80 a charge of disorderiy ¢ juct was lodged against both y¥ men, and Magistrate Kernochan < .|them to go on the payment of a Browa ath, representing t of the banker u js arrivs nswe to Policeman Hurton walked up | right and if I w Rang give you thr brought | young id his | that he en. He} his aim seldo! r. Kremer | mane b & Co.'s | r the Met-/a 1 Mr. Kremer, iomas F. Ryan | ey a loan on the Third t npany."" y “I think my firm probably did,"* ied the witness, “but not J persona | know whether or not Mr. | Dt’ | selve n negotiations with Jd it not be bette you in n't Now ooo 7 ‘es GaN CUT DOWH TO 109 VOTES Recount Cog in 97 Dis- icts—McClellan Adds 14 to Tal To-Day. pehave yo 1 and Hugh J New Yor! He Discussed the Loans. uu talk with any one MAYOR CALLS ON THE GOVERNOR IN CITY HALI, Mr of the Mutu who became eres MAOPAN 8 vee anc ‘omnpany Mr. Schiff said that Mr. Ry the “You recarde “He war tly tion ak of the com: Hughes ——— > -— | —— WOMAN VICTIM IDENTIFIED: BANK ROBBERS GOT $10,000. The young woman ULBA, Okla, June 4 —F cked the safe of the Bank of » at Fairland, Okia., thirty ot here, early to-day. The he robbery was Coes in the n fering froma fr was identified ay in thal ea ge County Hospital. as Ashen cane with Tio 3 twenty-eight years old, off ted bY street, niles and escaped it~ on « ‘Thirty-ninth | $50,000,000 ISSUE OF "STOOKS DECLINE IN GIRL IN GUNNESS Franklin Simon & Co. A BIS MARKET MURDER MYSTERY hes ‘NOW I SARATOGA? (Special to The Evening World ROCHESTER, N. Y., June Nice Departinent, Mae O'F Jul SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY Freely Sold, and i Lreibelbite Women’s Summer Capes FOR SEASHORE, MOUNTAIN AND EVENING W «Liberte’’ Broadcloth Capes Other Leaders Cut. to locate or w nd tassel. Val pman, said b; 1 hood, with silk cord Franklin’? Broadcloth Capes champagne, light blue, bands and hurriedly a fow {the ne Last, chin FR | | trating : ; WILL CLOSE OUT 66 Women’s Silk Rubber Coats High class full ch striped silks. 12.50 15.75 Women’s Frincess Dresses 110 Silk Dresse: models of plain, 13.75 18.50 Stern Brothers Sales To-morrow, Fric Clove Departm ents 23d Street—West. 7 Fridas—Sale of | Millinery U. P. BONDS RATIFIED. | Ladies’ Genuine Panama Hats bbe eos spot 4,00 We Yiousquetaire Gloves 65° pair 83° Pair w, Ribbon Band, | , White and Brown, | | aaa 1.00 Untrimmed Dress Shapes All the newest Midsummer M Models Black, White and Burnt, seco | AS sean Value $3.00 Womens Summer Dresses A GREAT VARIETY 0} T WAIST, PRINCESS AND GUIMPE MODELS IN SMART AND ELABORATE DESIGN: OF FOULARDNS, PONGEES, M ES, PI. Aly AND Sb IPE S ‘O DRESSES OF SHEER B LLS, LAWNS AND LINENS IN| PL IN AND TRI HANDSOMELY TAILORED COAT SUITS OF PLAIN AND C . | At Very Moderate Prices Special Saie of Summer Dresses Exceptional Reductions in Women’s High Grade Summer Shoes For Friday and Saturday | TOGA TIES AND WALKING PUMPS IN PATENT LEATHER AND BLACK RUSSIA CALF Jumper Dresses, made of lawn, trimmed 37 PeRambureentenbroiierel, Value $03). SPECIAL Formerly £10.00 Pair at $6.50 Jumper Dresses? made of Sea Isle cloth and 50 trimmed, F a ‘i Value $9.50. 8S Decided Reductions in Imported and Domestic Silk and Colored Petticoats | WASH SEERSUCKER PETTICOATS, at 98c | Reduced from $1.50 Lingerte Dresses, with value $16.50. dso place on sale for Friday on'y . | CHECK AND PLAID MOHAIR AND MOREEN PETTICOATS, $1.98 130 Auto and ice Coats | Reduced from $3.00 New Empire Model, maie of imported worste - 16° BLACK AND COLORED HEATHERBLOOM, at 2,75 Regular $25.00 value.” 31 Reduced from $3.50 | BLACK AND COLORED TAFFETA SILK, at 4,50 ed from $6.00 | Re West Twenty-third Street Children’s Knockabout Shoes Just the thing for Summer wear. Heavy Tan Russia Calf. No lining and no side seams. Made on broad comfortable lasts. Spring heels. Sizes 5:08 ...... 8% to 10% Vitor. | PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS | | $22.50 Tailor-made White Serge Suits, 6 AV. 17th St Station TO-MORROW Greatest One Day Underprice Selling Summer Suits, Lingerte and Linen Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Silk, Lace and Cloth Coats At Phenomenal Money-Saving Prices. | Suits and Dresses 11.75 i | $895 Fashionable Linon Coat Suits, 3.95 $35.00 Rajah Silk Coat Suits, 17.50 $35.00 Pencil Stripe Tailored Suits, 12.75 $29.50 Richly Emb’d White Mull Dresses, 15.00 $17.50 Pongee Silk Dresses, 7.95 $18.75 Foulard Silk Dresses, 7.95 $12.75 Natural Linen Coat Suits, 5.00 $7.95 Dainty Lingerie Dresses, 3.95 $7.50 Grecian Border Dimity Dresses, 2.95 9.75 5.00] || | 1.25 i Skirts Silk Drop Voile Skirts, k Lustre Brilliantine Skirts, $19.50 $9.75 $3.50 White Linon Tailored Skirts, $17.50 Richest Taffeta Silk Skirts, 9.75 $22.50 Lace Coats . ..+.e«. + $12.75 LaceCoats . .. ++. ++ 675 $15.00 Taffeta Silk Coats. . . » « « 6.95 $10.00 Black Panama Coats . $7.50 Assortment ot Covert Jackets W atsts 5,000 White Lawn Waists— imported embroidery tronts, in a variety of flower, wreath and scroll designs, a0c McCutcheon’s “The Linen Store” Keg, Trade Maik, Important Sale of French Plumetis Lingerie Dresses, $27.50 ‘These are the most exceptional value we have of- tered this season. The material used is a very high-grade Imported White French Plumetis, with novelty borders ot embroidery in Greek Key, Edelweiss and other floral designs, in all white as well as in soft color tones, includ- ing black. The real value of these dresses is $45.00. The price at which they are offered, viz., $27.50, represents practi- cally the value of the materials alone. The skirt is made very full, and the waist is finished with the popular Dutch Yoke or with the new Greek Yoke of dainty Val. or Cluny lace: sleeves three-quarter length. They are shown in a very complete assortment of sizes. Other Lingerie Dresses in our regular stock at $15.00 and up- ward. We also show some very beautiful Tailored Linen Suits at $22.00, regular value $35.00. 5th Ave. & 34th St., Opposite Waldort-Astoria after any article of value that may be missing. HOW? BY USING A World “Lost & Found’’ Ad.