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| | j ARMED FAMILY MAKE DOCTORS |New York Central, Rock Is | and, Northern and South Carrar, His Wife and Mother’ and Children, One a Girl, | Retuse to Be Ejected, THREATEN TO SHOOT.) Constables Afraid to Serve} Writs, and Owner Is New York Central Rock Island and Union cl aa of a voint. T THE EVENING _WORDD, THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 1908, “MOVING NIC THE PRICES STONG: SAVS BRYAN “THAWITHNACK BS Atopearaterted create endl dulleimary i odeucates: Geum ROIS s0}) vow York Central, Noviiem secre, | Campaign by Long Distance ’Phone From Chairman. Pacific, which ntion, averaged losses emainder of the mar er Pacific in Evidsnce, aimed most at Ket was down fractionaily i foward ine ciosing of session! VIEW," Lineoln, Neb. Aug. %. Southern Pacino advanced toi the! FAIRVIEW," Lincoln, Nebi Aus. 2 auguest price on recoud tor stat stovk, —'Things are moving along nicely,” re- iles of sto. 8) and Falyeey his?) marked William J. Bryan to-day, hung up the recetver of his telephone as he The Quotations, |after a long-distance talk with Norman To-day’s biahest, lowest and ciesing EF, Mack, chairman of the Democratic ‘ | ‘ aye fa Fe. National Committee, who 1s In Chicago. teruay's tin are as ft 4 In Despair. | Se Net Mr. Bryan, however, would not disclose All Ghali cs Ton Clove. C#'® the nature of the developments as com- Alisa Coal pt... ;mumicated to him by Mr. Mask, but sald ‘The fine estate of Dr. M. F. Grosaman | Amal, | that whatever information there was to fg North Plainfield, N. J., is in @ con- Gition of hostile occupation. A deter- @ined family of six are under arms in| @ barricaded barn and refuse to be touted. Bo awe-inspiring 1s the battle front of | *: this trespassing family of John Carrar, MMe wife, his grandmother, his two boys | B. amd grown daughter that none of the | Cent, Leather | Gan, Pacitt ‘% make public would be given out at Dem- * pals headquarters The unanimous action of the Minne- i sota Stats Convention In renominating Gov. Johngon for @ third term was ‘| gratifying news to the Democratic | candidate, who at once forwanied a {% telegram of congmtulations, tt tm a great compliment to Gov ty! Johnson to be nominated for a thirt cn, Kay. ‘Tran mi 112% + 1% i We + 14 term by the unanimous action of this township constables dmre eject them. | Ghee & Unio. $5 al e 6 This in spite of a warrant that Con- | Gaile Syst Pe: He ahs ee ea apis By ae Ang rt stable Pangborn has had in his posses. | Bt Teh ib | PETS Bo goubE TORT hid’ caRgidagy ey ato Real & Iron. BY 38% greatly strengthen the national ticke: in to serve since Monday. in BR — In that State.” i 5 Bly Blip LL bBSe, P Ix weeks ago Dr. Groszman engaged Col Sou. 2d pf Sh 58% + 4! As a result of the injury yesterday to fohn Carrar as gardener on his estate| Son. Gas, Midi 1Bbig — 7 Th |e Prod. Co w2 “ie? an Eastern newspaper man who under: @ handsome red barn was thrown | Da HS NS OM tov te ride the trick mule Measent, sent Open to Oarrar and family, an agree- | 2. 1S B+ k ceeat e ment belng made, sald the doctor, that 2h a to Mr. Bryan by the Minnesota State the ‘family should work, The mother © a i — Agricultural Society, the Democratic nd grown-up daughter were to heip | Gt 18g diag 4 | CRnaldate hae determined to permit no @bout the school which the doctor has eae ey ue to | | further experiments of the kind. The on the place, the boys—husky young. | lll, Central BM + §| attair came near ending in a tragedy. atets of seventeen and elghteen—were | 8! cengra He fa % | The correspondent is still confined to to do chores, while the venerable great- |, City Mm 25% | nls bed with a physician {n attendance, gtandmother of the boys was to take sit & anh 1m 108 =f This morning the mule was put to the Mfe easy and sun herself under the ap- 314 Bl& — %| More practical task of pulling a gras ae BQ Shy Tf cutter over the lawn of the Bryan home Famil Went on Strike. f Pires trios ley CHICAGO, Aug. 2.—Chairman Mack y x, Liat 104 g t ; Everything went well for a few days, | North, pa HES Md HSH ty had nothing to say regarding hie talk when suddenly the family went on Bae Sal 3B 34 Bin — & over the jong distance telephone wiih strike, Nobody worked but father, and Pecole's das ar amet Mr. Bryan to-dey. It ts known taat the the did as ittle as possible. Nor did he baer lie a Fa 83% 8) — 14% chalrman will bring to the candidate's do this litte well, according to the Heading h ay Sy hy — attention the selection of the sub-com- physi¢ian-educator, ee % 2 Ry — % mittee which will look after the cam- 86 the Carrars were advieed that when | Rock Teiand me palgn east of the Alleghanies, thelr month was up they would be ut O° lelag! of: Bau — y% All plang for the conduct of the Dem- Mherty to move. But when the month | § uth. Noitis oo oy nappy i ats campaign will be wibmitted to ‘waa up, two weeks i . Bouth, Rallw: 1s ifs “3 'Me Hryan at his conf) ‘unve hte Satir- i LOG LG aati y Teen Bot + 8! day with members of the national com- dng atirrmg tn the barn, The household Tean, Copper 3 875 + | mittee for his final approval. Unde OF, rather, barnliok—ot six stated to Texaa Pacific. 25 the direction of Natfonal Chalrmar Dr. Groszman that they were firmly Mays 57% ~~ 14 Mack the heads of the various bureaus Unton Pacific .. 187% 4 1 y me @noaimped, and would call upon him for Union Pac. pf. a pe Rae ee aster planer Into ae been . 8, Rubber ly s' e f 4 second month's wages all round be- | 7," Stee! ee rm form for submission to Mr. Bryan, w Fguiienis and 6: 3 wete ‘1f- nt 3h ar nh y deen 4 am. Chem, aT , tered in vain, Threais were ignored in SO OnE Bh rib) ' eae reat Yoloe, but now and tnen che nose ot a Wabash nf! Uisinfst ollataeriee a ewith ube suggestone nn | West, On, ‘tel meetings hetween the candidate and the Hee was a sad site of tnings at the @anitariuin school for nervous caildren. Dr. Grosanan called up the Plamacls lice, Tey told him that North Plain- | eld wes out of their jurisdiction. | Thereat he went before Justice of the Peace Smalley, of the township ot] North Plainfield. Bmaliey swiumoned before | Carrar mother, his wite, his daughter and his boys holding down the barricade, Tue “9° Old jady, in Carrar’s absence, was seen cleve: bitten by a brindle by f barn windows, trailing a shotgun across rey eG 'e bulldog owned same house, marching feebly but grimly before tne the barn floor, : If you can believe a North Plaintlel rumor, Mrs, Carrar, the wife, the C far boys and the Carrar row @rmed to the teeth, and every bit as), grim and determined as the old lady. | Again Retuses to Move, | rig Just! . @eal up a judicial wee, but afer long © ondering gave Carrar until Tuesday a jast to quit the G Carrar then Went to a | advised that he ould wntil he and his kin Bicasits Wager wien and the new Bardener, Imstructed vy Dr, Groggmian, cased out, from peain! an ancient cnesinuy Wee that the & Fare lime Was up, @ foar in Gelian Jeaped out at him frum the barn win duisa. le Dr. Groszman meade another trip 12 p Jusuce Sinauey’s, and upon his calivn wu, Was Isoutu Agxaill, gaoie Carrar fmily, Constanle Pan born, a wiry lWtule man with a qu. nervous manner and gvatee, Was pr wented with the wa dis pocket with th tions of pleasure that w the act of fuegiing a red } ahoe and went forth, Inquirles made in North Plainfie @ay elicited the startling that © in the directi He vanished in a cloud of dust going in the opposite direction, and has not been seen sin: le th feanned the down again town The Teddy Bears Show that They Know a Thing or Two About When and Where to Buy a Boat, The Teddy Bears In which to 5, But springtime pric: Quite low enous Bat after many longed for a boat the seas, Had had t> Found p World WHEN YU. HAVE A WANT MEMBER Ti.7 WORKD ADs AR ALWAYS READY TO FILL IT. N “VFAdvance, BOY BITTEN BY BULLDOG, him, Carrar went, leaving his grasd-| yy.) head with a flatiron by one Smalley found himself a good taken In the wound. Then } National Committee that will, it fs un- * derstood, be held at Intervals throughout campaign to discuss the progres: 3 Fresidential stragsle and ley plans to meet arising conditions, pions K. Kern, candidate for Vire- t, who called at headquarters will likely attend Saturday's —Deciine, ing tn the rear yard of his 'o. 1592 Third avenue, to-da -old William Zipson was se- é ais PICNIC. Ten Thousand leople at the Man- Georges, who lives In the hattan Casino. The animal sank its teeth in the man g and held on until beaten over the Ten thousand people attended the pic- of the nic of the Jonn F. C UIEY, Association at tghbors. n i Eve The boy was taken to the Presbyte. | Manhattan Ca night, Every an Hostal, where six stitches were West side Tammany leader wag tuere, tnetuding Wiliam J \ “Phe” Me- en to the Parteu ling, William Dalton ent, It is not J ams, George is made, | put under aos | and J Walsh vation by the Board of Health au- : for a cou! nomination poeaiunioe- Corny Is the successor of Dan: f the old Croker , SENDS $1 TO MRS. WILSON. hip of the Eleventh | The Evening World acknowledges © receipt of $1 from Agnes Bell for © motier and sister of fittean-year- tered Charles Wilson, who Was emot.- about the in a wheat cargo while seeking ai cro busiest d. It was the Cf bdwin Madden, Music by Words by Song by permission of Jerome H. py & Co, Henrieiti Blanke-Belcher. | musie re ew York and* Detroit. ~ are STREET STORE vi Ationding the Openi-g of the SALE ENTIRE STOCK 09 HGH-CLASS RETAILERS OF é oo ¥ Bonwit, Harris Q@ Co,) xsscorretorine, mw 5 eer RW 7 ; CAPs AN?) FURNISHINGS. BOY’ %, rcaagway and ° ve., Lor. «<1 t otreet TARTS She eth eal AM Ide A i el eS ! Ai S, CAFS & SHOES. ON «ALE ¥ NPP ADDPADDADDD SD Barc r ¥At 50c ON THE DOLLAR! ° @ HIS IS THE FIRST DAY OF THE SALE OF THE STOCK OF BONWIT, HARRIS & CO, AT TH® 14TH STREET STORE there fs everv reasor ° aT to b lieve that this sale of high-grade clotiing for Men ani Bovs and Men's Furnishings will be the greatest Ace aaa : New York, The clot'ing Is bing so'd on the Third Floor. Furnishings on the Main Floor The «to ks cra marked wih Orance Colored Cards £- DaCaN ET HARKIS & CO.'S MEN'S SHIRTS 50c ON THE ASA eee & €0/S 8S COLLAKS, G06 ON BON WEP, HARKIS & COUS MESS UMBRELLAS AND NES 500 ON THE DOLLAR, ° PBONWin. HARRIS & CO.'8 MEN'S NECKWEAR, 50c ON pRonwrt, HARRIS & COWS M AND Boys’ S\EAT- ERS, 50, ON THE DOLLAR, 3 fox ATE 8 M DK ER! 8. " yp BONWIT HARRIS & CO.'S ATS AND CAPS, 0c, ON BONWIT. WARIS & COS BOYS! “STAR SHIRTS, 500 A aU Use 8100118 SALEN SI CHANDE GROW UBT, 1 cy) H DOLLAR r) BONWIT. MMARRIS & CO.'S MEN'S JEWELRY, 500 ON SONNET HXRGIs &@ CO!8 MEN'S AND BOYS’ BATH. MOST maneas : C0.'S BOYS! SHOES. 50c ON THE THE G SUITS: NTHE DOLLY ULAR, P BONWIT, WERRIS & CO'S MEN'S HALF HOSE, 50c, ON BONWIT HARRIS & CO!S8 MEN'S BATH ROBES, 50. BONWIT, HARRIS & CO’8 MEN'S TRADE MARK b C2] ore norrar. ON TEE SOTTAR, ST GLOVES, Zoe ON THE DOLL ar i‘ MARE P oe $18 FALL OX WINTER SUITES, - - - $9.00 MW $18 KUPPENHEIMER OVERCOATS, $9.90 M395 FALL OR WINTER SUITS, - - $12.50 $ '2.50 A $25 OVERCOATS,-------- $5 and £6 “PARAGON” TROUSERS, £10 to $12 FANCY VESTS, ---- - $.0 BOY.” SUITS UR O ’EKCUATS. $3.00 $°.00 - $1.00 Fa $30 SUI{S OR OVERCOATS, - - - $15.03) $12 BOYS’ SUIS OR OVERCOASS, = $9.9 A 340 SUITS OR OVERCIATS, - - - $20.02| $100 FUR AUTOMOBILE COATS, - $50.90 1 320 Kuppenheimer Cravenettes, - - $10.00] $5 BUYS’ WA:HSU.T), --+- + - - $2.50 ° $60 FUR LINED | OVERCOATS, - = $30.09] $15 SMOKING J CHETS, - - - - - - $7.50 - $50.09] $79 FULL DRESs SUITS, - © 39.50 RSET CiGan S avana Cigars (-e* ands), long filler F Matra wrappers. cttlat hey re sc: ons dues NOT afice, tersmoning QUasiite Lilian Russell, ae e cis eet) oe enn i union and-made -¢ cigar. ever sell 1 thar 2,50 a box every box has a clue jac, whi b glar ntees it > 19x of 50 AY MC RNING ,eiWaekS and MiLL ENDs: ATTRACi ‘ee WA IS oS Peter Pan Waists in all} Ling aists, $2 Nottingham CG : Lace Curtains, SC stripes. Regularly sold at | “trimmed with lace and @ They are 54 and 60 inches wide, the Aa that will wash mau sp | f ¢ m 89C | sky fab 6. and wear wall—positively the greatest values eve e day C | $ (THE 47H STREET STORE, Mourth Floor.) (THE 14TH Stree! span pond! Floor.) ' CTE en St prmn St ’ D; gk: iilimereeeeeeesnee LA fet acne nem vals , J Hen’s $4 Wa.H-ove Oxforés and Shoes Ho use Urnishings ‘ CAmi Ras ry AndStandar: Supplies the PricesAverage Abo Hy naf & »& * Auraetive All- Wool berfect @ i - Rugs, size i bad 9x12, ates. ae @ 502-0: O;- OF Dev. loping and rant Printing. utiits (Third Plooor.) { i 15 ere comi ! jiregulirly at jh patterns include attractis These Shors are ca‘led Hor jand Oriental designs, sligltiy imperie t. That i Another Unusual Friday Bargain | does not materially atve ‘o 8.34106 Brussels Rugsy- LOU ASAD Cle ‘a. | $12.98 values, at os... $9.95 wenry However ° NU SKEEM COOK:|FOLDING STEP ET (rie cir sorenr STORE, Thed Floor.) Watkover foot i ING KDTTLES L Dr AR CHATRS monoounaes wear is con» wr Doubte sidered among he most de- re. ularly sold at ay ker rend ble, com> ia) prnnoun J jfortable and 09 val 8s, $2. 38 stylish footwear i: thade ‘DINN.R SHTSs then AW fx Bi of 100 pie $4.95, at PUDDING 1) s0€ ART ANS: oft the water “aye |? ik did that Is sold, FOLDING . Bonora 4 J ‘ 4 eg aed alu: todd! .each © INCI r DE DIN ‘i ; ie A ©-MORR( W § JUU PioGuS OF ATI Wars |] LOT OF abe | 2d consisting fFigures,Urns |] FORDS, — ry its. Humurcus 1 pieces izes 5 to ti ih oy, ¥ io chouse AAtOEE widths ° os from Som Q¢ Patent Colt, . 1 RY mthe lot Cp |i ie caiman 3 SOL IRa orate rane 5 worth 5¢, at rd MINOR ete % ie Hawwenty | Filed. F 3 eT cas ce | Se re ae era ° ‘ A eclaus for Fr tidayand< aturday Mcrnine LEGS OF LAMD ‘anes ence en tthe chops HOUAnTHES 01 “| ‘PECIALS BAM SUGAR COR PA previ BAKING 18 OF MULTON CHOCOLATE Pith et ‘i 8 PORTERUOUSE OR 8! . r \ t ar tull LOIN STEAKS OR (oy be ehh 18 4 ROASTS —Cut from the PRES K fell them regula at tive cattle; MON; HOTEL ASTOR cor $2.00 and at this pree Ww 23¢ | s ‘ ate 00d waliigs we at We 496 CHoroR puCKs $1, 4q SENUINE ROASTING yp cicot onto A. shipm ry picked young ki guara eto roasts ib... AIC (sixth Floor.) Ducks; Ib Lisivoon WHISKEY — cial rs MADE Por nese luse Ht CHEESE 1 se + gal wh akeyy 55¢ $10 MuN’S TROUSERS, « + = = = = = 33.00 é