The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1908, Page 14

Bin eps nem AsOh DER nan 14 HONORS CF CON GOES MERRILY ON ie ies Leaders Hold Their Own, but) New Names Are Pushed Up p on the List. | WHAT “BOOMERS” SAY. Van Nest Belle Is Second in the! Contest for Queen, With a Show Girl Fourth, How Vote Stands for King and Queen of Coney Carnival. Ferdinand Akoun James Fazio Louls ‘Sunny Bro George E, Bancton ... Ralph Sloane Claude L. Hager Alfred Katz James Leahy ... Frank Davideon Henry, Brum Corse Payton Marshall H Jere_F, “Pragenzer Prange GrBS0 POLITENESS ON CAR MAY COST nS LIE Berger Gave Seat to Woman and Was Injured While | Going to Another, Charles Berger !s dying in the Kings County Hospital from frightful injuries | sustained in a fall from a car bound| Lilian | for Coney Island while politely offering Mi Mis wna Crane ¥ vot ‘01 Miss The great vote for 3 Murphy, the popular belle of Van Nest, aes 08 ae ars in the far eastern end of the Bronz,/ 5) aa14 Mate Ghee 00 votes In a single day, putting her’ gay to escape the heat. He boarded a second in the vote for Queen, and the/ mith street surface car at Brooklyn appearance of a new aspirant for the, Bridge. At Caton Place and Coney Isl- erson of Miss/ And avenue an elderly woman stepped ‘ e qummering at | Brighton Beach, and| where he cs, who has polled 409 votes in two days, | on't you have my sect?” he Wed form the leading features In the com-|defferently petition for the throne in the second of| “Thank you, so much," she repited. | Berger then sti on the running | board to occupy a seat at the rear. The Belle of Van Nest. | conductor blocked his way. He at- feveral individuals had cast their bal-| tempted to atep around the car man, lots for Miss Lillian Murphy, whose! lost ‘his grip and fell. His legs were! home {s at No. 1816 Wallace avenue, in thrown funder the car wheels, His the Bronx. clothing caught on a brake beam and | Miss Anna E. Molloy, of No. 462 Ryer he was draggei a hundred feet befor avenue, the Bronx girl who won fame was stopped. for remarkable herolem !n the steam-| an McGrath the royal floats in the mighty pageant of the Coney Island Mard! Gras. placed boat Slocum disaster and wears @/(ooms, the motorman, under arrest af- | medal and received a certificate of|ter an am e had taken Berger's honor from the United States Volun-| unconscious f away, The woman teer Life-Saving Corps for saving lives,/ who took "8 seat fainted when | has been put in nomination by "R. H. | >, r nd had to be re J." for Queen, with 10 votes as a) vived at RERUCEL OE es starter, EE | While Fernand Akoun, Coney Island's) still leads for handsomest young n King, James Fazio, Levy and George B. upon him, reducing his lead by nearly OE ASLEEP, 1,000 each. | Following them close! Sloane, and when It is realize has been accepted as typifyin cause by the Personal League, and that its officers and an army from {te sixty thousand members In Greater New Policeman Surprised as New York have con ; @ Sloane campaign cor t's) Procession of One Meets plain that there will be no rest for a | , other ca id win the Him on the Street. t float as] Age of & new policeman, t Second Osceola Club's Nominee, \ The Osceola Th avenue | et this 1 he was ne-man | upon | ' rocession | it had appings of the King of ed with usher to parader could not have were wide open, and measured steps. your clothes on, >. Pregenzer of the Vo The scantily t did not hesitate or appear 1. His eyes were over 500 member e staring But the box is cked A War- him a pur burg, who nanag fr. Payton's campaign s for he wi ti Mt} eannot be pushed M M day next ! cur. @er Voting Coupo: fee Page 2)! the East Sixty James | ea | tion of the two Government prog |More Candidates for the mt i HAL ‘Royal Honors of Mardi Gras Com. P.C., PREGENZER where Murray turned him and guided him up the steps, Then, while the sleepwalker was set fo marking time again, an amt e |was sent for, Surgeon’ Roome, of the Presbyterian Hospital, said {t was a remarkable case of somnambulism. It became an exciting case when in the red drawers awoke in the hos- pital and swatted two orderiles into @ ep that was not somnambullstic, He was y wild for some little while, but when he calmed dow. managed to tell his name, Jo h Schlanka ane lives, he said, at No, 307 East Sever Street, in the heart o: Little Bote cee When his parents were seen at that address th id he had Seen a victim of somnambulism from in lately been under treat vous disorder, he was very from his | U.S. PROSECUTORS RESIGN, Two assistant United tt, and Mr Roberts oflice of Cravath The vacanc! he res gn have not been filled. | a 3 pairs 1.00 man} exe on Monday. 1 have power to bring ack to the laying on 4 demonstrat power, given to me b az Just as I was ond al! hop Dr. Miller me the on with At the © was awalt tins police bu j ; further instru on Ci aine at P Women Complained that Po- Wheat trom! RACH Atl ET VAniee lice ‘*S poiled All” hy Break “L have known Dr. Wheat for seven es 4 years, Dr. Wheat came to my house on Ing Into House, last Sunday, Aug. § about 1130 A. M., Grew anid wanted to know {f 1 would come over to his house, He thought there was PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13. — Lying Something going to happen to him. 1 : had been treating him since last April dead on a couch, with two women mem-|by rubbing him with the hands, which ten man aact eee ver {8 called the magnetic treatme era ot & cure sect praying Over) “awnen I got there he was smoking ls body that he might be ralsed to his pipe tn his office, and ha wanted ine to stay there and mind his office, as he tfe, Dr. Lewis E, Wheat was found In a room adjoining his office at No. 1900 was going out wv When he got up to go started to come ont of his Nea teres », mouth, and he had no control of himn- A policeman made the soir and sat on tho lounge. He could after breaking into not talk and would not make his wants Diamond street discovery yesterda the house following report of a Lin, = f ‘ ; nbor that Dr. W not been |. ¢ tr! ° Re his cloth off. T got eval ; his shoes off, and then gave hin a treat- seen in some days, The or {8 sup- nt by rubbing his chest at intervais posed to haye died on Sune ‘ The women, Mrs, Fant . thirty. | six years old, and Miss Florence Beck- be y-three years old, both of No, 1722 Arlington street, were rather put until morning, then got the menage from Dr. Miller, the spirit controller. ng for him to come to tell met next,” , Who Nas fifty-eight years | | known as a throat special- “| at the Diamond street out by what they regarded as an In- lamond atre yhen Oo t a ne 5 nare | trusion, and when asked they had iy eye hel ceee | not given notice of the doctor's death spending the summer with relatives | Mrs. Soult sald: near Lebanon, Pa., was notified of his “He is only sleeping. We have been Cea eae hew dead physician calling on the spirit to awaken him any | —_—_—_—>___ | | TO OPEN A “CAMP TAFT.” | Frank K. Bowers, Republican leader eth Assembly and {t has only just be- Look, see that blood!” pointing to a clot of| | since Monday, Jgun to work she exclaimed, | blood on the lips of the dead physician, | Of the Thirt District, is imhathEnOWAthaeawening? | going to set up a campaign tent to i ; en , ‘ Old 3.500 persons at No, 160 East One Both women were taken to the City! Hundred and Twenty-fth street and Hall police station, where Mrs Soult call it Camp Taft. He announces that an FOnAy yeetings with prominent sneakers will made this statem enone crane ontent after the State \ “Dr, Wheat passed out of consclous- convention | JAMES McGREERY & C0 23rd Street 34th Street MEN’S UNDERWEAR DEPTS. In Both Stores On Friday and Saturday, August the rqth and rsth, 200 dozen, Men’s Nainsook Knee | Drawers, Size 28 to 44 waist measure. 35¢ per pair | so dozen, black pure silk Half Hose, | With spliced heels, soles and toes, Size | 9% to 11% inches, 1,00 per pair value 1,50 23rd Street 34th Street JAMES McCREERY & 60, 23rd Street 34th ‘treet SOROSIS SHORS. All the staple styles of high and low Shoes for Women, Regular price 3.50 and 4,00, 2.95 per pair. In Both Stores, Street ltth S'reet The Stage Sensation of the Summer Season of 1908. This Song Reproduced by Arrangement with Morris Gest, Manager. well tailored and excellently finished : ee Waist bands 22 to 36; lengths from 36 1.°: ws; wot to 43—exceptional value at ew é Save Very Materially To- Morrow on Undermuslins WOMEN'S 50c. CORSET COVERS @ va _— Splendid Values Friday in Linens, | Beawiful $2.00 and $3.00 Wash Gooes, Blank a stripes and checks: prt GINGHAMS, In pretty 6.c| 10c, Special. sss. oc, Special color and usually sold a fat SHAKER FLAN 10 yards; regular price 10c.; va ES CROCHET BED SPREADS, Ma | full size bed; regular price 9Sc.5 NKETS, red or ree size bed: THE EVENING WORLD, pre Pene t AUGUST 13, ue on Don at {rawr 1908, glow with unparalleled bargains; magnetic values, An ex xceptional Mid-August Bergain vent, bringing Summer gocds of every de:cr.ption at the lowest prices in the memory of retaili ing, 7 Splendid opportunities to practise economy at Rothenberg Ont New York’s greatest he en ire store a E NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS ON ADVERTISZD GOODS Bs! NEW YORK'S FASTEST GROWING STORE § ial wean 147} STREET parerAcriS GUARANTEED oR MONEY BRM RILY, REFUNDED | ; w duced to, yard.. GOOD QUALITY BED SH ‘RUSSIAN CR: kitchen use seamed; each. light-weight MUSLIN GO ainsook ith have of ABITble cael FLEECED CRIB BLANKETS, fancy red, Dlue al pink borders; special, at. FINE WHITE MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK: good assortment of patterns; HH TOWEDUEN q special. y An Important Bargain in New Fall Skirts at a) Delightful French 12-button ‘ ment of new bishop. nainsook NEL HEMSTITCHED riLtow CASES and 42x36; « Friday Specials oxit in exquisitely ft effects; a souvenir special, each.. $12 (9x12 ft.) Reversible Brussels Rugs, $5.98 | Reversible Brussels Rugs, 9x12 ft., body Brussels in sels patterns, perfectly reversible; medallion, Per- Worth $12; handsome sian and Oriental effects; souvenir Bigelow { value; eact (eee Te ; le 45x36 17'¢ Sale of Telescope Steel Couch Beds Axminster Rugs rich two-toned worth regularly $45; as price "Cape" te WORSTEDS. | | Merry Y “ 38e value 450; ra Skirts, in an Boys’ $3 Knicker School Suits, 1.29 An immense purchase of abio- Jutely new goods—marked a an average of half their actua worth. A marvel of vaiue. 25c. instead of 5%c, for Boy: Bloomer Pen's. each special and Gilat elegy ef- Heavy Steel Beds with 2 sprin, bolst covered in the entire outfit. hed. tresses ond two holsters 7, Rest quality ieee 22.90 former yard. 98: Another Startling Parchase i and Sale Women’s $10 Sample Dresses at <aSL98 98 A wonderful dress bargain— thousands of delightful, exquisitely made Sample Dresses offered ata fraction of the actual cost of the raw material used to make them, nens, sheere t ) med IMPORTED embroi Skirts are all 4 and 5 8 Women’s Bay Silk Coats, Tc- sib $1.49, Baan as High as $5 Each Lingerie Waists ( A ae manufacturer’s surplus stock, includ- from 2 to bie Ciing about 250 exquisite of fine very sheer mmed with eae 19¢| dainti est of laces Mattresses and 2 Bolsters (p'ain green denim covered) all ircluded, actual $7.50 value, at All steel, indestructible telescope couchy heavy bronzed frame, best stec! National two separate mattresses and two plain greea deéhim. Couches may be separated Into two in- dividual beds or used as a full size bed; ms. two mat- 50 values Rugs and Linoleums $45 (9x12 ft.) Bigelow Arlington Rugs, $22.50 $1.59 Inlaid Linoleum, Sensational'y Underpriced, 75c tile terns (nothing ett opportl hotel keepers or ¢ $1.6 75c Genuine cork Liesl, at Toaeph Wild's famous cork linoleums, ex- ine of new patter: bargain store— Great Bargains in Umbrellas UMBRELLAS— Por men Und children; cove of English Glorta, Tou; handles « t 4 with handles of ® men j chon aod © | 00 well tailored, richly Underwear & Hosiery for All A gala list of exceptional bargains jor Friday. ’ WOMEN'S Ie, " WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE VESTS— Swiss MEN'S 20c, BALBRIGGA WEAR, Ne, hirts WOMEN'S: Le, STOCKINGS, Seo —Lisle L a gam a also allover waists. 4.50 Friday | Specials geometric for hard and pat- Wear); 15¢c 33C , standard oar enh