The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1908, Page 7

ere ae the Aero Club were about the ascension postponed, but> Mr Sleet begged 0 hard to make the as: | censlon that he was finally PERIL BY DOCTORS do 80. ~* OES BALLON Aeronaut Van Sleet Almost Suffocated hy Gas, Begs to be Allowed to Ascend. (Special to PITTSFIELD, Mass., Aug. 1 farding the advice of three 9! who declared he was suffering weakened leart, William Van Sleet, of New York, HACKE camp on north of 0; shot at by ualifying as pilot of the Aero Club, of Id, made an ascension In the balloca Pittsfield, the heart of the Berkshires, ter noon to- In shortly af. Van Sleet's companied his city, 8 Inflated it was ve cord had fail. | ‘We had half an how we returne! three thing the camp nts festr Aiscovered that y, rong southwesterly blowing when g it’ disappeared to the northeast CAMPERS SHOT AT AS TENTS BURN Wienandt, James Waggoner, of this pl. strange and exciting experie: burned thelr two tents. sald Wienandt to a royed first man I see,’ fred at us fro mrowboats on the river, ; | against his making the to deabare | Von | ON ACTIVE SELLING | New York Central Hit Hard in | Decline and Other Lead: ers Suffer, permitted | wind lett was the balloon the da few moments after ris- Nat. Blseu x Airbr: Stocks were Aull but higher to-day, Gouthern Pacific being the feature and. | golng up to 98 3-8, wh is near the top record for that issue, The lst showed fractional gains with were held in subsequent trading. The market declined steadily tn last hour on an increasing volume of | ¢ |business. New York Central was the | weakest feature, but large blocks of the |Harriman, Hill and meta! stocks also sold. New York Central broke T |83-4, Third Avenue 4, Northwestern 2, Northern Pacific and |11-2 and Union Pacific, and Amalgamated Copp: ing was weak and active The Closing Quotations, highest, prices and net ch ——— ning World.) SACK, N. J, Aug. 19.--Rod- Albert Leder and ra, had a e in their the Hackensack River just vadell last night, they being mysterious persons, who had the} were been gone not more than ir on @ Visit to Oradell, when d to find our tents burning, were in fla As \ he yelled wer near ‘L will shoot | Instantly shots were To-day's lowest eo and closing | of stocka from ves % Central Tr: Waiter’ S ako bet WO cars of a John Eagleson stopped . 18% a0 108 1087, 4 extricated Carried a s Apron, frel@ht train o ew York Central Rallroad between to-day and was instantly killed, © Unidentified Victim on N, yj A man about forty-five years old fell t Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets Conductor Edward Conely saw him elime down tihe ladder on one of the cars and miss his footing, Engineer the train Imme- | 1, diately in reaponge to a signal but It was too late, for the two front wheeis had passed over the man's body, al- niost cutting it In two and the wrecking 1, car had to be called before It could be The crowd that gathered was so large that the police reserves of the West , ts t wa ‘Losin, lo. are Tw, t t <4 to uncoll, and n release all | ara one. bullet passed dae ee erday's closing quotations are as fo: Jersey Will Tax Smith Estate Twentleth street station had to be the gas and refill on, Mr. Van goner's shirt. He returned the fire, but Taw. los. NEWBURG, N. Y,, Aug. 19-Joseph called out. When the body was taken Sleet climbed the netting to the top,| we were forced to hide behind trees ¢o | Allis. Chalm ... Ly Peete D , sep feventy-five feet above the ground, $4V@ our lives. Fully twenty shots were | Allis, Chaim. ‘pi + Iq] F. McCloy, a New York attorney repre-| from under the car Archpriest M i * ae , | fied at ue ee Amal. Copper {2 | senting the Comptroller of ¢ tate of Mighirian, of the Armentan Cathol Where he released the cord and tested! “We notified the Oradell authoritt | 12 New Jersev, has anveared Surro- | Mission, No. 42 East Twenty the valve. A large quantity of gas $00 eoveral mens nelnen uelitol sear i hy + Qigate Wilkin, of Orange On Tieslarwantesliriel tian vali teen ieraal ier Ane fe Cr Tushed out of the opened valve, and | Gur canoes were cut loose hahabatols Am ea) 1 Pl | vestigate the estate of the late militon- prayers, In the man's pocket was when Mr. V ned the ground wade In one of them, Our toss 1s about | Am gmei & Rae’ ois: + §|alre James Henry Smith. He seeks to| tound a walter's apron, and he wore a he was almost of collapse. | tho, Am, §uear 18, — \|learn whether any transfer tax is due ehges e feet Wi for a little while, ne] 2iesecutor Koester was notified of thal Ansconda Mining: “4% = RNs Beate trom Stace Mr Smif held ie | Ahore Walter's cont. He was five feet A 8 mead voy. [@ffair and he sent his detectives to} Balt. & Ohio... I New Jersey corporations at the time of seven Inches high end of fair com- was examined by three physicians, who ' search for the gullty parties. Brook. Rap. Tran. 53 1% di ‘ xion. Millinery Announcement Out-of-town merchants and millinery buyers are invited to inspect our imported mouel hats and aaaptations Our special, as {llustrated, with 2 Inch con- tinuous posts, seven 1 inch laterdls, with rod ry ends on head and footboard; mounted with extra heavy husks securely joined and fitted, finished wit aranteed best + 18.75 French lacquer. Great Reduction in Other | Brass Beds 30.00 Beds at 19,75 58.50 Beds at 44,50) 32.00 Beds at 23.75 61.00 Beds at 48.75| 40,00 Beds at 29,75 61.50 Beds at $8.75 | 52.00 Beds at 35,50 80.00 Beds at 64,00) 35.00 Hair Mattress, 22.50 40-lb, Gray Drawn Horse Hair Mattress, the resilient kind, that wears and retains its elastic- ity longest; made up to your order in one o two j arts, in the best A.C, A. or English fancy ) 0 RESTAURANT G SIXTATAV, 19"T0 20 ®STREET# NEW YORK. EIGHTH 10 MINUTES TO HOBOKEN BY HUDSON TUNNEL. ee Selections from the {teenies | August Furniture Sale 18.00 Extension Tables at 12.75 Made of solid oak, highly polished, 44 inch round top, heavy pedestal carved claw feet, best construction, 6 feet extension 12.75 | Fine 5-Piece 55.00 in all the popular woods, 5-Piece Parlor Su:tes 3-Piece Parior 40,00 Su.tes..........+.». 29,75 | 18.00 Suites......... 50.00 Suites - 38.75 | 28.00 Suites. re 55.00 Su.tes... + 42.50 | 32.00 Suites........ 63.00 Su.tes. +++ 55.00 | 37.00 Suries.. A ' s.tiped tickings; special..,, ++ 22,50 New Tailored Models for Women ously clever. semi-fitted, with and trimmings; shades, Summer and Repp Suit Dresses at-. Lingerie Prince Dresses at... ported repp and lar button front at 2.25 en” ser BS \Model, at 2.48 Sing. pateh Splendia . +8. ere Decidedly smart and conspicu- 82-inch Coats, lapels, satin covered moles; circular gored skirt, tunic fold. Made in rich broadcloth in new Linen Jumper Dresses, Linen Taffeta Silk Jumper Tailored Wash Skirts of im- models; 5 values; Lingerie Waists, Extra, taBecond Floor, $00 extremely dainty and dressy Lingerie Shirt Wai ke and collar trimmed with German Val, in- sd fine embroidery shaped eollar, lace cuffs. ™, New Coat Sweaters, Smart ie], in white, with new blue cuffs, in solid white or Oxford gray. 70.00 Suites... Seat 61.75 | 42.00 Suites.. Underwear Clearance FOR MENy All the odd suits and odd garments “5 —al] the small lots and broken lines— avooc) menses i Pal eieor worth to $1 and $1.25, at 5.0 Lisle, French balbriggan and mercerized cotton, in white, ecru and a few colors, At 39e Men's 69. white lisle Shirts and Drawers, also combed Maco Balbriggan Shirts, with long or shore sleeves; drawers have double gussets and tailo.ed seams. WOMEN’S at 29¢ far8econd Floor. Women's Swiss ribbed Vests, in recularand ex- At 15c tra sizes At 47@ Women’s lace trimmed umbrella and tight knee Union Suits, from our regular 75¢ stock. At 69e Women's lace trimmed Union Suits, umbrella knee, ex ra good uality. 3 for 1,85, Hosiery Clearance At 95e Women’s pure thread silk hose in black and colors, regular $1.75 quality, At 25¢c Women’s tan lisle hose, hand embroid- ered; also black gauze silk lisle, with double heel and toe, beautifully reinforced. mannish cut black satin Shapely and serviceable Union Suits, lace trimmed, umbrella knee; fine Swiss ribbed garments, Sold at 50c. or more everywhere. Suits 7.50 .. 9.00 . 3.50 linen; popu- and other i Women's lace boot lisle hose, in black, to close ateeoe.+sss 2.50 At 39ec These are regular 75c. quality. Misses’ $3 and 85 Bathing Suits, 1.50 and 2.50 a t& Third Floor, 400 Shirvan Rugs Size 9x12, valued at 14.50, sale price,.--- 11.75 Size 7-6x10+6, valued at 12.00, aale prices. 8.75 Size 6x9, valued at 8.50, sale price: Extra Hea Body Brussels Rugs, 9x12, best five-frame quality, in Oriental de- signs and colors, valued at 80.00 24,85 Size 6.8x10.6, valued at 98.00,, £2.95 | lions; suitable for PRO testes teres Celebrated Crex Rugs, size 8x10, valued at 7.50; tale prloesisseccceesses Deed value 94,00; sale FLOOR 50 Sample Chiffoniers, tion, up-to-date quality. Because they are d—for no other reason—To-morrow, at 25% Oft Regular Low Prices Parlor Suits, 38.75 Over 2(0 different patterns, in 8 and 5 piece suites, with frames of solid mahogany or mahogany finished, some beautifully carved, others severely p'ain with crotch mahogany veneer panels, Rugs, in allover effects and medal- room, &«,; value 15.00; sale 12 15 Extra Heavy Smyrna Rugs, all wool, in choice designs, size 9x19, Parlors at reasonable rates, closely woven cane seats, best construc- atractediinnrnicmetr err nr rity covered in plain green denim.,,, ered with heavy Belgian yelour . ished mahogan: |stering, covere | or verona velour. in newest shad mirror, guaranteed construction plete with velour cushions; special cotton felt, finest fancy striped guaranteed....., Suites Ihe, best AC. A ticking .........., 0.00 Box Springs, finely upholstered, covered with i) ano the finest grade of Gaulees ater Nea sanitary ventilators, covered in icking, at., 42x88 A.C. A. ticking, - 27.00 ++ 31.00 +++» 36.00 Men’s 1.50 Negligee Shirts at 79c Made of good printed Ma- dras, light and dark, choice patterns, and white. Cuffs on or off; bosoms plain or pleated. Generously cut. Also 100 Dozen New London Blue Chambray Shirts— coat model—cuff; attiehed —always correct—famous for service — all 79¢e Absewserey Men's solid eolor Madras Hair Dressing Just opened in connectionwith the Hair Goods Department. Correct coiffures, also mani- curing and facial massage, Second Floor. 2.50 Dining Chairs, made to last « lifetime, of solid oak, highly polished, heavy box frames 18,00 Golden Oak China Closets, made from genuine oak, nicely poilshed, bent glass ends, three shelves, shaped legs, well con- 8,50 Box or Wardrobe Couches, made from the best materials, indestructible ang 18,50 Velour Couches, built on solid oak highly polished frames, best upholstering, cov- l. 20.00 3-Piece Parlor Suites, highly finished frames, | 24.50 Mahogany Dressers, piano polished, fitted with extra large oval French bevel plate 12.00 Morris Chairs, selected quartered oak, highly polished. very comfortable, com- i) Felt Mattresses, made of layers of sanitary Back Mixed Hair Mattresses, full 40 All Feather Pillows, size 20x28 inches, with Men's Four-in- 150 11.75 75 ol ine uphol of tapestr » 12.0 19.75 een 6 ticking and Gold Medal + 95c Hand end Pajamas; $1.50 value Bat Wing Ties; 50c and AL soesceceesvens Tbe values...... 29¢ Men’s Collarless Night | Men’s Terry Bath Robes; Shirts, cut full, fine cam- # usetul; double ++ 55c' value, at....., 3.50 tm Main Floor, Any of Our Men's Straw Hats, 75c && Becond Floor, American Rugs Underpriced & Fourth Floor, Royal Axminster Rugs 9x12, perfect reproductions of fine Persian rugs, slight imperfections, valued at 28.00: sale price... .++sssseeee vy Tapestry dining room, sleeping | wacked at this while they last . 17.50 PICO... ceeee eee e enon scarcely worth mentioning: 16.75 Celebrated Crex Rugs, sire 9x12, In Greeian and scroll borders, low price 7.A5 Seamless Axminster Rugs, sise 4-6x6; valued at 9.00; sale |, The Last Days! Come Early; This Sale Ends Saturday meee) §=Great Factory SATURDAY | % eT WIES"ST) THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1908, ~ CRUSHED TO DEATH BY FREIGHT TRAN —_—-— EX/NGTONTO 3% AVE $6 Down Comfort- ables for $3.98 Hloouminnidales Pay the Double Fare To the Street Car Co. and let us :efund it, T Our annual early Autumn sale of Comfortables is under way. It will be over before long, simply because the de- mand for the comfortables is very heavy and we ar’ unable to get any more of the same kind to sell at this price. This Is q §|Bieemin ‘al ' : Copy wey ! of the transfer ticket our uni. § formed agent sta tioned at Soh Br HAND IT Ti BLOOMINGBDALE BROS dales’ Free Transter Ticket se Sieh ee ant a ONTY" Me © THE SALTEPEREON INSTEAD OF CASH & th ta Blytiath Street, New York Street and Lex ington Avenue—Scy Street car—going ej They are covered with the best quality French sateen in light and dark colorings; pretty designs; fancy stitched; all this year's effects, and are filled with clean, odorless down Warranted not to shed Main 1 BLOOM or, Oth St, ide, Rotunda == BLoominaDALEs' === A Clearance of Belts || ined Coats for Abou We advise you to make Thousands of them here at prices far less than the cost to produce. Some of them are manufacturers’ samples; others are the surplus stocks of importers, and many are from our regular lines. The Women’s Fur-Li are made of fine black kersey or bi from 48 to $0 inches in length. C stylish, Anyway, all are this season's styles, including the “Waltz Dream,” “Merry Widow,” “The Newport,” “Ready - Change” and fully 50 others. At 5c—Relts mate to eet ‘or as much as 50c,, in silk, lingerie, leather and patent leather. large collars are of brown lynx collar is o! brook mink. Persian lamb makes the collar. gerie and braid effects, At 25c—Belts $1.00, in silk, clas lingerie At 39c—Belts $1.19, in silk, elasti or embroidered linen, imported to At 48c—Belts sell for $2.00, in cali and patent leather. At 50c—elts made to ell for asmuch as $1.25, of silk, elastic, embroidered linen, cali leather. Main Bloor, 59th Bt, Bection,, made to sell for as muchas » leather and Persian fur, made to eell for as much as calf leather Eastern mink, naturi muskrat or water mink; large stor mink $69.00—The ‘ining in these {at large storm collar is made Persian lamb. coat in the world for the money, Ali Cars Tiansfer ‘0 Bloomingdales’, Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St, ALL CARS TRANSFER hil es OMG LEXINGTON T0 3"AVEF 59706051 Sale of $450 to $550 Pans et 220 $5 Down and $1 Per Week YOUR LAST CHANCE. BUY ONE BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE We have arranged with the Walters Piano Compaay, makers of high-grade pianos, to offer until sold their entire surp'us stock, consisting of NEW, hizh-grade, most popular styles of Walters Pianos, ranging in their price list from $450 to $550 at. 5 Down and *1 Per Week Specia Offer o! $90 Wa te: sMastertonePiayer-Piano Outfits, $450 $25 Down and $1) Per Month. Player-Piano, Bench Cabinet, Scarf and 12 Rolls Music, of, these beautitui Exchange. }\; the same rate if $1 per week We call sp t titutions, goal clubs, musi he highest’ grade 1 is Jes and in ino Like Upon requeat a representative will call, etles olano, Plano Warerooms, 84 Floor, Sl R FURNITURE WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PUANISNING MOMES COMPLETE OM OUR LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS Gan Our Great 1908 Fur Sale $250,000 Worth of Furs and Fur- now, pay a small deposit, and we will store the furs in our cold storage vaults until you desire them without any additional charge. box shape; have welted seams and are roomy and Women’s $25 Fur-Lined Coats, $12.50 Brown Spanish or sable mink is the lining. The Women’s $33 Fur-Lined Coats, $18.00 The lining in these coate is Spanish mink. The & Women’s $45 Fur-Lined Coats, $29.00 Gray-white squirrel is the lining of these; pieced c—Belts made to sell |} Men’s $55 Fur-Lined Coats, At 10c- are maine cio $25,00-The lining 1s of browa Spanish mink, furnished with a beautiful collar of pieced Men's $85 Fur-Lined Coats, $49,00—The lining is of fine Far collar of Persian lamb or brook Men’s $125 Far-Lined Coats, finest quality muskrat; This is the best All Cars Transfer to Blooming: a es’ Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60 You Balance a Piano? WINGDAL LS t $100,000 your selection ined Coats roadcioth and run ut the very latest Fashionable Fur Sets Tae | Persian Paw Sets, \arge 60-inch throw-over tie, with bat ends and : large auate piliow muff, | at the re je wen $8.98) | —_____— | Biack Lynx Sets....$29 and $49 | White Fox Sets ... $49 Black Russian Dog Sets... .$21 Persian Lamb Sets........ 959 Natura: Mink Sets, with 54-inch batend tie and plain or fancy tmouff: most wonderful value ever offered at... 25 al im he of ALES’ ——— > ay Clocks $1.69 Oak Mantel Clocks, 8-23: made by one of the best clockmak- ers inthe country. Fully ji guaranteed as | a timekeeper, = The oak case is prettily carved; 1714 inches high and 11 inches wide; has an alarm attachment. Ansonia Din- At $4.8 ing-Room Clocks 8-day mantel clocks, in light oak or dark wainut; 5 different styles, aluminum dial, gold-plated orna- ments and fancy embossed num. bers; 16 inches high and 114% inches wide. Strike the hour and half hour on cathedral gong. Matin Floor, 59th St. Section = BLOOMINGDALES' = Better Buy a Sate | In This Special Sale } We will sell you a Hercules that is abso utely fireproof for $9.75 | We don't know of a better safe Hy | | | ll even double \ the price, Larger size Hercules Fireproof Safes at $17.95, $25.95, $31.50 and $39.75, Main Floor, Lexington Ave, Arcade. | i } where at | | cs ss, 1492 ry kok — ras AIDA CALL AN MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS, x OPEN ‘ Be will be “Piano and ad ments The ra Charee for It a DI st Messouger 9PM at any Ag in the city into your parlor if you will allow Worl em the transaction. cut high prices all to pieces and i cases allow your bank balance ever so sufficient to bring a first-class small and Organ’ advertisements They give the name dresses of firms and individuals ne to pay for musical on Pay-as-You-Please Plan,