The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1908, Page 6

BELMONT LOSS CONTROL OF Tht INTERBOROUH ——>——. Thomas F, Ryan Reported 10) Be the Real Owner of ' Transportation System. NEW MEN PUT IN POWER Departure of FE, P. Bryan Re-| garded as Making Change 4 of Control. The Interborough Rapid Transit Com- pany was reported to-day to have prac- tfeally passed from the active control of August Belmont. Thomas F, Ryan !s stock made last October when the panic was at Its zenith. The passing of Mr. Belmont !s said to be reflected In the departure for Europe some days ago of President E. P. Bryan-on an extended leave of ab- fence, Mr. Bryan's salary of $4,00 ceased when he sailed and his assistant, J. E. Grape, permitted to resign. David W. formerly purchasing fagent for the Panama Canal Commis- sion, whose election as vice-president of | the Interborough Rapid Transit Com- pany was announced when Mr, Bryan lefi, has assumed charge of contracts and supplies rea! estate and insurance: and in fact all of the principal work formerly conducted from Mr. Bryan's office. Bryan's Office Closed. Mr. Bryan's office In the Park Row Bullding js closed, and work not as-| eumed by Mr. Ross js being transacted) go first to London, then to Parls, by Frank Hedley, who was promoted| want to try 8 regain my vital jout all right In the end." v1 of the! |. Row sald to be the real owner |give any of the details of the cere- company through large purchases of) ‘cunningly concocted of gray sillc scram- | ij i] | veaiea our secret, And, oh, the thing the papers said! They sald that I was nearly 40 years old and that my chil- fren, Amber and little Leone, were 118 and 16 respectively. ‘Think of it! “T was a widow at 18; I am % now Amber {s 10 ittle Leone ts 8 ‘They will stay ful nurse, Della Murphy, care of their rried, And a Sa ndla ———— 3 ny Is cha in I saw him a few 4444 ; - days ago. Everything will come out all Millionaire's Son Not at Pier to | right. Sammy assures me that his| father, Mr. Edward Willets, did not Bid Former Actress Farewell. | say the unkind things about me that | have been attributed to him, He {s an Jold man and a Quaker, and I assume he thinks an actress must be a viper. Tt will be my aim to show him that an| The Millionaire's Son, “Sammy” Wil-| actress can be a gentlewoman. Mrs. | lets, didn't come down to the White, Willets, Sammy's mother, and Sammy's sister, whom I know, have been very ; kind, I have not met his father yet." lord, who says he's her second hus-| x15 wWiliets, nee Lawlord, has dis- | Star plier when Actress Amber Law-| band, sailed to-day for Furope to re-| tinguished and wealthy compantonship cover from the shock of the publicity|on the trip over. The Adriatic went that has unavoidably attended the news| loaded with financiers this trip. Among | those on board were the R, Futon Cut- of the mar , th iF je marriage, but the bride, resplen-| i146. ve of them, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. | dent tn filmy gray from head to foot,| spreckels, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.. Mabie, stopped at the gang plank long enough) Mrs, W. Barclay Parsons and Miss Par-| to repeat once more that the wedding | Son& ——. was a really, truly accomplished fact, | and that “everything Is are te come TUBERCULOSIS BARS the cere,| CLERKS FROM ’CHANGE. mony. Bince she left the Bevan House at | . Larchmont, where sho was registered) Health Department Examines as “Mrs, Samuel Willets," Miss Law-| a | lord has been keeping her whereabouts | Phone Attendants or EES || in the city a secret. There was surprise | of Disease Germs. when she boarded the Adriatic this morn-| Ag a precautfonary measure three | jing, for there had been no advance an-| hundred telephone clerks employed on nouncement of her departure. mald accompanied her. All Worn Out, She Says. Mrs. Lawlord W Only @/the floor of the New York Stock Ex- \change by members of that Institution fare being examined by a physicion of necperoaebta Galee Health Department who is looking bearing up well under the Intense ner-| fubereulonla a serme ss vous strain of the last few days, She| wom commenced yeaterday, WEE thirty exan ed three re foun wore a big gray hat, a gown that wag|tmirty examined three were found to be afflicted. As operators and members of the change use the same telephones, the bled tn with gray lace, gray parasol, | gray suede slippers and—in short. gray verning Board decided to have the as far as the eye could reach. | : To a reporter for The Evening World| Clerks thoroughly examined The three cases discovered were at she said: “I will be gone at least a month, I{once reported to the firms {the lads, and in each instance the 3,|members assumed the treatment and July 1 last to a vice-presidency in addi-| for all this notoriety has nearly killed|care of their employees, To finish the tlon to his former duties of general . Manager, bower, and his mysterious departure, and the subsequent prompt filling of his shoes by Messrs. Ross and Hedley, !s sald to spell the exodus of the Belmont control, ‘Another significant change 1s the pro- motion cf A. A, Gardner to the officer This change hal not been Gardner who 1s persona George Wickersham, counsel to Mr, Bel- mont. Mr. Wickersham 1s sald to have re- gigned two months ago, and in order to give his retirement a non-Ryan as- pect Pau! D. Cravaté, his associate General counsel, signed 4 vath the Interest-def: der the guise o of the Ryan surface lines. Gardner Moves In. Mr. Gardner has moved Into a suite of offices at No, 115 Broadway, cone nected with those of T. P. Shonts, Mr, Ryan’s chairman of the Interborou Executive Committee. Mr. Shon chairman. aking all of the ch 1 the Hedley & Ross cir iS rent in| W shift was a diplomat ering the pass'ng of planned to decelve the p @icolute dom 1 ough by Thomas Se STOCKS LOSE GAINS ON BRISK SELLING (See in stocks were geneva! but ile the volume rge and widely Pacific ga Central Li large fractions. A profit taking mi however, wiped out the gains and | sales of stock: The sales ‘ahares and of bonds 33,71 The Closing Prices. and Mr, Bryan was looked upon! in Wall Street as Mr. Belmont's right) me, It was an enemy who first re-' inspection will take elghet or nine days. The Best Luncheon Place Is our much bettered, cool Res- taurant, with good food well served, Luncheon, 60c, from 11.30 on. Oth fivor, New hie, WORLN Wan dere Store Gioses al 5 P.M. Saturdays at Noon, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, Juuy 165, 1908, | Aitttseaaesenesaasasennanarnanncns SAAEAAROEAAAERAI AER ARERRE EAEEAA EER SSEREEDL no other form is to- bacco so satisfying, as in a good chew. Start with The Fine-Cut Chew Made for over 25 years from the very finest, select- ed Green River tobacco. All clean, 5 cent packages, foil wrapped. Established by D. H. McALPIN & CO, WANTS WORK nd avenue Cars th street Cars a second season. They include suits for men, at much less than usual cost. Summer at its height, and these much-less- than-usual prices for | | Paris Shirt-Waists Ces \ smart, cool Paris Waists will be interesting to women who like the i Telling Values in fine quality and elegant simplicity of French models, but sometimes find the high values a bar to buying. At $7.50, were $10.75—Of French batlste, hand-made, front embroidered in panel, or yoke effec:, trimmed with Valenciennes lace. Half to three-quarter length sleeves, open back. At $12 and $15, were $10.50, $18 and $25—Of handkerchief linen, in stripes and dots; open in front, finished with ruffle or side- plaited. Long sleeves. Other Lingerie Blouses, all hand-made and more elaborately em- proidered and trimmed with Cluny or Valenciennes lace, open in the $22.50. fi Old Building back, at $8.75, $10, $15, Our fresh assortments show the newest, pret- tiest stvles in great va- riety, with many types between plain, practical suits and handsomely trimmed models. All are generously cut suits, well tailored, and lacking no detail to make them trim and shapely. Materials are surf cloth, brilliantine, mohair and taffeta silk. A jew of the many styles: : 5 of black or blue surf cloth; full blouse, white braid; plaited skirt front of blouse finished ed skirt. r, at $3 to Good Time to Buy Women’s Bathing g Su trimmed -Bathing Suits of surf clot d anchor; collarless of brilliantine and m At 32—B sailor coll ; of taffeta 1 Building Fine Muslin in the daintines Waderwaat daintiness and charm of these new styles of muslin un- derwear at attractively low prices: Petticoats at $1.50 h rv rows O. a deep lawn lou nd lace edged ruffle. Sambrie top, inse Nains ribbon 00k, lace hort sl neck, short sleeves, k. V lue $2. ed with solid ng and ribbon ruffle of dainty scal- Value $2, y, beading run with Former:y A. T. Stewar, Forty-six Patterns that hitherto have been $30 Sixty-four Patterns that hitherto have been $35 Thirty Patterns that hitherto have been $38 to $45 We will make them up to measure in single-breasted sack suit style, with quarter, half or three-quarter serge or alpava lining, in the best possible manner, for $25 a suit. Fine vacation White and Cream- Colered Dress Goods Women’s Summer Shoes at Peculiar Prices JOHN WANAMAKER All Our Men’s $30 to $45 Custom Suitings Made to Measure at $25 a Suit These are all the higher-priced fancy Spring and Summer fabrics bought for our men’s cus- tom tailoring business—the product of the best mills, and in a fine assortment of all-wool patterns—that now take part in this regular midsummer clean-up, for we never show any fabric | $25 a Suit Main floor, New Bullding. Have been $9.50 to Young Women’s | $15, They are some- Suits, $4 and $7.50] what mussed or soiled ; from handling, hurts which have not aliected style or quality, but have worked decided injury to prices. Stylish two and three-piece suits of linene, repp and pure linen in white, blue, brown, green, gray and Copenhagen blue, Sizes for 14, 16 and 18 years, Third floor, Old Building. A group of these handsome, popular dress fabrics, for house, evening or street wear, just now a centre of interest. The assortment is marked by pleasing variety, and includes crisp mohairs and voiles, and supple i and fancy weaves. Plain Serges, 55¢ to $1.75 yd. ec to $1.50 yd. Plain Panamas, 50c to $1.50 yd. Sicilian, 75¢ to $1.50 yd. Fancy weaves, $1 to $1.50 yd. ed: Batiste and Veilings, 37 1-3 to 85c, se to $1.50 yd Plain Voiles, 75c to $2 yd. The peculiarity lies in the fact that such godd- looking, stylish shoes, so well made, and of such thoroughly de- ‘ pendable . quality, do not bring far higher prices. But it 1s the special province of the Basement Shoe Store, where these shoes are sold, to combine guar- anteed Wanamaker quality with prices re- markable for lowness. Styles are specially chosen for Summer fit- ness. and a full range of sizes is assured in every style: Women’s Tan Calf Blucher Oxfords at $2.20—with welted soles, in smart styles, made to ell at $3. Women’s Blucher Oxfords and Christy Ties, $1.65 —In ‘tan and black calf and brown kid, that are ful’ $2.50 quality, Women’s Colonial and Ribbon Ties at $1.65—Patent leather and gun-metal calfskin; $2.50 value. Women's White Duck Oxfords at $1.35—Blucher style, with turned soles; usual $2 quality. Splendid vacation shoes, Basement, Old Building. Broadway, Fourth Ave, Eighth to Tenth St, WONDERS. SP ELEEFELELEEELELLASE SEB LES ELELLEELELELEEE LELEELEEEELELEEL SHELEELEOLEELELE ELLE LL ELLELELLLEDS LELREDEDDELDELELEEEEDEELEEEESEEEDEEEESESELE SESE SSE SEE EESELELELEESLIELEEESESSOSELESES FEELEESSEELLLE ESS SOLEEESELELEDES PELELEEEBE LAL DEE EEELELEAESSESES: eee: TO-MORROW 10 A.M, to1 P.M. MORROW I. to1 P.M, TO-MORROW 10 A.M. tot P.M. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW TO. A TO-MORROW 10 A.M, to1P.M.J10 A.M. to1P. MJ 104 10! fe DA. M. to. P.M, White Children’s} Women’s |ShortFore-| N. B. Table Goods Bonnets Vests quarters of] Corsets Oilcloth 800 pieces Lone d Hats Women's Swiss Mutton anf Ty-yard wide, tm ambrie and es LWT 500 places tresh- i hite an feney er yard. No Mall Orders.) Hats; $i values. Value 1% Mail Order.) (No'Mall_ Orders.) a 1c 49° | 11 6c | 5% | 1 (Second Floor.) | (Main Floor.) (Sixth Floor.) (Second Floor.) (Basement.) WOMEN’S COOL WASH DRESSES AT A 98c *1.98 2.98 5.75 Made from striped | Made from 1 | Ma q Lawns, Polka Dot ity, Percale, ? and checked Dim | Lawns ity, Prettily trim- strap- er Swids e All colors ors. le WOMEN’S BATHING SUITS—, Excellent quality Su f Cloth. Fastcolor. With or withy @ out collars. Trimmed with braid, $2.50 regularly, $1.50 —_—— ] Remarkable Sale of $5,000 Women’s Wash Skirts AT $:.00 AND $2.00 Values Up to $4.25. A Famous Trade Sark Brand. Every Size. (THE LATH STREET STORE, Second Floor.) 3 Misses’ $3 Jumper Dresses at 65 For Women’s $2 C Canvas Oxfords. The Ideal Hot Weather Footwear. Pure white and als colored. Wonderful bargains a! the price. Every pair is as clean and perfect a when it came from the factory notlony ago, Sizes 2'5 to 8and B tol wide. Note how extraordinarily tow the price is. GIRLS' AND BOYS' BLACK AND RED 8! 5 to 11 and 12 to 2 (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Third Moor.) (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Second Floor.) Linens @Bedding 1,00 Cool Summer Men’s Undermuslins | Bathing Suits 4 10-mMo} yA. P.M. NAINSOOK CORSET COVERS, WOFSESSCRAENT RE EUIte It a 4 with reais necks conse ribbons men’s sizes, absolutely pure worsted, values up to $3 $ i a in and lace edges » regular: | 2¢ ! ; CLOTHS; BLEACHED BATH TOW (No Mail Orders), at... You will find an e Sporting Goods De| CAMBRIC DRAWERS, g004 quality ! Bue atch, tall Tufts ng and 256 trimmed teral; ina trimmed with lai lace and embr CAMBRIC ‘ lace edges; $1.50 va (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Second Floor.) 3 BOYS’ COTTON —_—_—_—————— Good Truniis $3.50 atid $4 Trunks, $2.98 Dress and Stea sla yn bo! mings; sizes 28, 0 nina Lingerie Waists boys! rune | 25 Styles, Featured 98c WORS TED at these Waists would BATHUING sult pei 50; but we're more eager ess than $9.75 and $8 Trunks, $6.98 An exeepti some with t ors; two plece; t 3 rofit. Front cl. i onts val hace »pen-work embroi- welzht, Keratol Ouses, Also ners and hand! S assortment. 26 inch sizes; $3.00. y Yo ve Ney ners and hai values (THE 14TH STI Third F it usually and 85.00 DTH STE ‘Third Floor.) GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS, WINES — 1 oH ee AT, } BONELESS BRE A K- f | | BACON; Ih : Low Prices for Meats You will find tower prices quoted for J and Poultry at THE Lath STRE T TORE fas any wi ere e'se i tbe city, This fact remains in nsatic Se BUTTER=1-1p, UNEEDA MILK BISCUTT | —Ked Lav WIN M'INTOSH WHISKEY POTATOES Chotce, HINDQUAKTERS OF mealy, Long Island Po- i CANADA MUPTON J] zho quarters « . y 'o UTS Te FOUR UVS TVET EY 4 4 . FSFISSISESSSG. - ed ‘ v FESS FIST SSEESSTSIIGTSTS + FTSTTTSSSTFSETSTS TSF: FSFSTSTFTFFESSESIE FET TST TFT FESTETS FI ITTISFFE FS IFITS VECFFEFITFFEGIT SG TIFO GTS FTF FTTFTT FT FFCTIDFFDTFT TAS VEFTBTTIESTSFTFGVBGSS SESSTTETHSSSTSSTTI FBSSSSSESSSTSTS ELKTON WHISKEY — |! YELLOW OR WHITE slike bor, OG y SILVER SKIN ONTONS Es y Ww rr ee — anammamenoner eee | | EVERARD'S = EXPORT BEER—Hottleg t in any cima PEACHFS--Large. ripe. 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