The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1908, Page 7

“SPLEDER” TYSON UP IN COURT FOR AUTO KILLING Young Man Long Regarded as Dangerous Motormaniac in Connecticut. John Hamilton Tyson, the young mil- Monaire grandeon of the late Commo- on the showing of its annual report had | com: @ore George Tyson, was arraigned for | pleading in the Court of General Ses- sions to-day on an Indlotment charging | bim with manslaughter In the seoond | Gegree, Tyson, on Feb. 25 last, speod- | ing down Amsterdam avenue in his au tomodile ran down and killed Olat Gun- @ergon, launchman of the Columbla Yacht Club, and escaped in the drak- ness, Later he opnfessed to a young actress with whom She kept the secret until Tyson told ber hé was going to get married when sho Informed the authorities, and the !n- dictment was found upon evidence se- cured by detectives. ed a plea of not guilty to- day. was fixed at $10,000, and he was ordered to appear for trial on Sept. & The bail R. Starr, a dentist Ninety-second street Tyson, it has been District-Attorney, has garded as a dan and about Gre 4, Conn. where he epends the summer at the home of Grandmother. His appearance alc foads in his car was the signal for everybody else to turn out. He had been warned by the police of Stamford to keep out of that city, @s there was ample evidence that he had been responsible for several auto- mobile tragedies while riding in his Isotta car, which was not capable of & lower speed than twenty-five miles an hour. Furthermore, so bitter was public teel- ing against the reckless driver that a Vigilance league was started in Rivere aide for the pve of running the young man and his “‘flying-death” out of town. By two of the foremost rest dents of Riverside, where Tyson lives, he had been threatened with death if he caused any injury to members of their respective families, The first threat against Tyson was de- Uvered by J. B. S. Oddie, father of Or- ville Oddie, both prominent yachtsmen Miss Oddie Nearly Killed. Miss Oddie, daughter of the family, bad narrowly missed being killed by Tyson's tnachine while driving along a Connecticut highway. The margin by which her life was saved was so narrow that her father, enraged at the rec lessnese of Tyson, made a journey to the young man's home In where ha lives with his grandmother Mr. Oddie called him out and to! that If any member of his family was Injured by would shoot and | The elder Mr. Mo y, of Rivers side, directed a similar threat against Tyson four weeks ago. He was driving with his children in a runabout machine when Tyson came flying along the road at express speed, missing the Mor ery car by not more than an In Both Mr. Montgomery and Mr. 0 before personally threatening Ty went to the local police and presented complaints against him. He was haled to court in Greenwich and admitted that his racer, which won the Briarcliff, was he was infatuated, ed by the long been re- motormaniac in not capable of a slower speed than twenty-five miles an hour, He was ad- vised then to keep out of the county un- less he wanted to get Into serious trou- ble. Many Narrow Escapes. From many sources reports were re- celved of narrow escapes from the Ty- son car, It was recalied that In August last he was indi ponsible for a tragedy at Darien in which Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCormick Jhst their lives. Tyson was racing with McCormick, whom he had met on the road, without regard for the safety of others. In the course of the race he drove with sucn furious speed as to force the other machine off the road to avold a carriage and into a telegraph pole. Two occu- pants of the car were killed, All these happenings served to stir up the bitterest sort of sentiment against Tyson, and at the time of his arrest, fol- lowing his betrayal by a young actress, @ vigilance committee was organising in Riverside to deal with him. KERMIT ROOSEVELT OFF FUR BIG GAME pee President’s Son to Get Points in the West for African Hunt With His Father OYSTER BAY, 1. — Kerinit Roosevelt, accompany his father on the hunting expedition tnto the wilds of Africa, left Oyster Bay to- day for @ hunt of his own in the North- Sept. who will west. He will Join John Greenway, the President's friend and former Rough Rider, who ts now in charge of the United States Steel Corporation's mines in the Lower Mesaba range, and (o- ether they will hunt over the big game regions of the Northwest Under the tutelage of Mr. Greenaway Kermit |s expected to learn the wiies of the hunter, to take care of himself fm a tight corner. and to return with an experience qualifying him for Hons and, « dangerous game which may untad in gompany with his father. racing car he (Mr. Oddie) " gom- | W TnRtAT B B.A.T. SYST jAnnual Report Shows Tre- ident Pleads Poverty. | Although the Brooklyn Rapl!d Transit |the biggest year in its history, the |mission of the report to-day {8 attende, a by a threat to abolish transfers, Pres|- | dent Winter, head of the water loxged system, declares that through the vee of transfers the average gross return er passenger has been decreasing un- jtil it is dangerously near the cost o transportation, sr There were 615,184,907 passengers car- | , ae a) nembers of his famlly were tong Jone 9 1 an inten 6] OH, Gogol Mn Th ound ummer Underwear Pree eect ant ease Of lthough long, was not deep, and a 4,445,580 passengers over the pi ad been attendi by a physiclan he H Reducti year, The \ as taken to Tombs Court, where tho eductions erated daily Magistrate was asked to nite For Men at eavy the preceding year of 5.2 per cent. average gross earnings per pa according to the report, wns 36 and the average cost per pas Ber carried was 2.25 leaving an average, net, er, of 142 cents, from e taken all charges other for operation, Profit Too Small, On the transfer question President Winter says “For some ‘3 past, through mer- Bers, leases and other forms of com- bination, Segregated ines h coming together In questionadly to the very great a tage of public travel, whatever said concerning the movement in other respects, Encouraged by the r ‘easing demand for more ar local transportation, and the a tion that the gross rate of 6 cents fc the carrier could be substantially pre- enormous expenditures been made tn the improvement of e. | tating facilities and creation of still more costly means of transit, and these vastly enhanced conve est d to publi’ use without Increase in the rate to large systems, u of fare “On the contrary, through the use of tra eross return per pas has been decreasing un- til the cost of transports b Supplied per capita and the amc 1t have come unpleasantly other. 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WE PAY RATLROAD FARE, | $75 Worth 27+ » vown SL, 350 Week 100 « 10,00 2,00 150 ++ 15,00 ** 2,25 « 200 ++ 20.00 « 2,50 «+ 300 + «630.00 + 3,50 « ite to New York Our ere Apply New Joi Connecticut, AVE =180281 ST mendous Increase, but Pres- |: THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1908, development must become evident to] a | telligent. examination.” | 5 | | $8,000,000 to Construction Furniture system spent last year on eon: | Sensations ver the preceding year, in| Lhe Only Complete Feeney oe uded in the Increase was the cost of oo Bale to-morrow, Jone hundred new elevated cars and one Wadnendava Aten Sseckceeien = Eyesight Service | Msn. se [>a asf twa new price branding Half Sa.e Prices LEXINGTON ro S#AVED 5. | 38e Hosiery at 19¢ en CARS TRANSFER LOOM qaie§ ae iL | embroidered insteps; jal alses, 0607Sr rete - von str tee) | $3 Umbrellas at $1.68 | As to Free Transiers— feos Decorated Dishes and Prescribe Glasses if Needed A, W. Brewster, M. 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Ellich Sens | Pandolfe in Payng Second 1274 Broadway Below 831 8t Becton razor, while Men’s 50c Athletic Coat Undershirts and New Knee vecrnecenn ATT ed ae KO Length Drawers, featherweight naln- 25c 4 fen y He was cured after treat sook; all sizes, at, per garment..-...+ ment in an asy Men’s 35c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 196 fine American cotton, at, per garment see Men’s 75c Natural Woo! Underwear, fall welght, strictly first quality; shirts and drawers > 45c to match; all s at, per garment.. Matn Floor. Gon | Bt, Section. —=BLOOMINGD ALES" Clearance of Suit Cases In our effort to get every one of certain lines out in short order we make such irre- sistible price i ducements as the following : Hercules, One of the Best Suit Cases .n the Worid —24 in, made of fine uth- 24 In, The “Knockaboat, ee Manufacturers Carmi a eS Keretol Diess Suit Cases, 24 Inches long; inside straps oe $1.69 cowhlde The ‘‘Champion’—Ot se- bolts; at. BLOOMINGDALES'=— Cornell ali Machine Outhts An Unusua: Sale Cornell Talking Ma- jor, S9th St, Section, ‘) SampleLots,SurplusSiocks and Factory Rejects in all the newest Fall styles of Lace, Button or Bluchers, in Patent Coitskin FUR SALE: Extraordinary Bargains in Men’s and Women’s I ur Lined Coatsand Women’s Fur Coats and FurSets Select any fur in our stock now dies are gold traced Dinner Sets of 100 pieces, with soup tureen and regular rim soup plates; selling gen- erally for $8.00, our special price..... $5.49 $2.87 Tea Sets of 66 pleces, selling regu- larly for 34.00; our spectal price GPEN STOCK DISHES tat “alter eh 1, C pods In stock, Gy vat may fil) In at any time a fo i Saucers Breakfast Pia‘es, fe h 12c; gale 8 worth 12¢; sale price 7c tees Ci D er Pates, worth Boys Saucers, w rth 16c; sale price...... 8c 3 sale price,..,, oC Soup | Pates, ene Pie Plates, 9c; sale price......4€ sale price...........9C 34 Fle OBER Bt Meetion, soo nopares’ Sate of School Supplies _ Just afew of the thousands of economies in school supplies that this sale brings you: Composition Books School Suncries All Kinda and all thick ; ah nevsor: rene | Hoard Cover ee ea eae saen ode Or GAMO, if pape) Cedar Lead’ Penells, rabbor Pages, Panes, Pages ineerted “and sharpeied: ne ‘170 White Chialiy 144 “Diecen By Rotomatic Knives, colored en en, eact lent Value at $1.10 per doa- Students” “Note ikooks,” te A : made of| lected cowhide, English GualIty of pADer, rent gamel holder, with | atu “6 i 2) Theil coeiter leather, stitching, seamless han- ons panes 160 Pages, iiting. Paper.” handy nih merican irl strong and durable; dle, 24 Inches long, / Penett Fablets, for Asisien Hardwood ftuten , with stitched, easy car-| THE BEST DRESS outs Hy 80 ° 8 Fa ous $3 Sh rying handle, Inside) SUIT CASE $5.00 F 2c, Raneule Fes broolna ie detton, m oes straps; MADE FOR. POs rom Uur Great |) —————moownavare Hand Bags at 4% Price All the newest shapes in leather hand bags that were made to sell for 95c to $2.00 ; ; are yours to-morrow ! French Vici Kidskin chines have 10-inch |} —jay a small deposit, and || ay aoe hell price. or oy American and all sh ft oak cabinet, 10-inch we will store It in our cold stor- I! © ead Girl shades of Tans turntable, 12-inch j| age vaults without additional 48 d 94 Famou with hand.welted steel horn and 6 disc j| Charge unul delivery is desired, can C or hand-turned $ 3 records. Men's $55 Far Lined Coats ot They range in size from f e : 17 ) ‘ for Disc Talking Machine Rec- black Kersey or broadcloth; 62 8 to 10 Inche; 1 soles, Sizes 214 | $12.60 Cabinets '" the style that inches long; loose box shape; |] all the povular, new. ef | to 8, widths A to | others sell for $12.00, at...ssccseseeee $6. 94 aang ue ied Seams; lined |} fects, including “Oxford,” 5) natesdnon A PAIR 60c. Dise Records, all popular airs; sold by a ee Sie: Club,” “Carriage,” “Parisian,” “Vamty, All B 15 Spanish mink; have purses t tch, | others at 39c.; our price... fads Cc pleced Persian 25 00 have purses to mate Main Floor, 89th St, Section | ba) Phoor a sOtn oti ee lett collar; at....... ) = BLOOMINGDA LES BLOOMINGDALES’: Our Co-operative Selling System enables Money you to buy Furniture, Household Goods Carpets, Rugs, Oil Paintings, Sewing Mache Third Floor. Manufacturer's Clean-up Sale of 1,500 Pairs Women's Oxfords Odds and ends from tormer sales, Tanand blick leather, also. white cany.$ solid leather all sizes in the $1.00 to $1.25 PAINE EL nononenan ; Sale of 2,500 Pairs | Misses’ School Shoes fa large assortment of lace or button styles of the usual $2,00 and $2.50 grades in Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Gun Metal Calf and Tan Russia Calf, made with hand-welted extension, white oak Cc \ a 4 soles and (heels, $ 0 Sizes 8 to 41 and ) 0 AW aNO 2h atinieveeele Men’s Shoes Made of Calfskin leathers, dl Kad No Extr s. Piano de vere to your home upon payment o Le 1 secure one About 49 No Inverest. No Insurance. with <olid leather inner and Outer soles, Sizes 6 to 11, Regular $2.00 values, at planos at § Its Vale. Yous ave irom 1 pen t $265 you get it ata price which 9 fellvered within Minite Boys’ School Shoes Pane dive tor one 3 Well made to stand the hard wear of eerie : growing boys, The same grad: EXCHANGE, lave ; He of ras tank ‘ shoe that usually plan of $1.00 per wee sells at $2,00, $ .00 FREE Ml rive free of chatcer during this ay inns soles a razin & “izes 9 to 1334 o satative will cal Warerooms, 34 Floor, aoth St. Section Oppenheim and 1 to 5's, at oe. & $8th St, All cars transfer (@ ELOOMINGDALES’, Other Men’s Fur Linea Coats, at Wines and Liquors |) “ete Pers an Paw Seis, large throw-over tle and a large square pillow muff, { Talking Machines, Safes, and almost everything you iF ean so Siiced’ ° € at the remarkably 8 98 Pe Baked Beans, with | Yb need for the household on easy terms, without being Taw nicolot . 5 Weings AeA peta tat kalén Ctigese “Hie | ii compelled to pay from 0 to 100 per cent. more. : snd Floor, sath St lon De, Ide. and....... 1N8e | per tb. at. All Cars Transfer to KLOOMINGDALES’, Lex. to 3rd Ave. 59th to 60th St. = FicomingdaeS = Last 4 Days of the Labor Day Sale $475 Walters Concert Grand Upright Pianos for $5 Down and thereaiter $1 a Week + || Groceries—Extra Special MARYLAND | RYE WIR: oUt qu OLD Y Women’s $25 Fur Lined Coats These very ih prices will be in force fond Blond, But, Duro, | Haya! ate ut 0 of fine black kersey cloth and |) Wednesday and Thursday, ieht Basten $22) aunt, Ss, . 90c broadcloth; 48 Inches long; box Ai) mall orders foe r0gerten to be olivared. too : i aL YorT on shape; welted seats; lined with |} yey nt me resular wagon delivery service must eat WHISKEY,| SIIEIIN Extra Ane ‘19 brown Spanish panied by money unless ¢ r has a charge n * f cit os Coffer ery excell Salmo Tail cans, ern Rye: full ee 2.50 Pritt ay) mink; have Aenea var Sie ike. wrist Tine PROSIT RYE WILSKEY — ‘ha brown lynx col- wher Boneless | Sardi en —Tmiorted Renee a arte R Cea collars; at.....++ Ber ee aki ‘Cat enn 1 ver ty ful uur at r ib mr 93.00 | $50 Rich Black Lynx Bi fret Miuaivat™ rade $24.75 New | Baek!) “Brench j BLOOMINGDALES'=—=——— % Natural eoave obte Otive Oi B E T. The newest model rug muffs ant freer Bune extra yt , ed with i tle uy on Easy Ferms and Save |) irs srev', ve, rimmed Boba hie ass) Hae heads and tails. ae! Panis Finest Salami 60 -ineh with bat ends Niced Smoked Beet [aft the alicing mach i fic. can, siete Brans Excel Basement LEXINGTON ro 32 AVE 59*'1060™5T. of Highest Grade, World-Renowned, Rich-Toned 230 Act Quick y; Sale Wiil Positively Ena Sept. 5th Walters Concert Grand Upright Pianos Have Reached the Highest Pinnacie of Piano Perfection. improved repeating action Is the finest In tonal Qua ity the Walters Conc rt Piano is P.e-em.nent, In Cons: ruction It Is Without a Rivai. ry ween, sare all | They ag Pianos Built to Last a : Lean Lexington to 3d Avenue, 59th to 60th Street. af Good’ aa The looiningdate 4 Ber Tuna Mane anoreny «Fountain P har ayes case; Vilue is vy ood ‘Quallty ‘h holders: each, po. 1 a The? “Gollexes *'c on 3 Book, contains 144 pages of ¥ superior quality paper, flex!: rate, || ble leatherette "cover in a | red. green ur black, Excels |