The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1908, Page 5

SONINLAW CF MORGAN ACCEPTS 1° POSTINTHE NAVY H. L. Satterlee ¢ ington To-Night to Become Assistant Secretary. ines to \Wash- “Se SERVED IN SPANISH WAR. _— Began Life as a Reporter, but Studied Law and Won Fame at Bar. Herbert 1. 3. P. Morgan firm of Ward, Hayden & Satterlee, with | offices at No. 120 Broadway, to-day for- | mally accepted the appointment of As- | sistant Secretary of the Navy and will | start to-night to take up his new a in Washington. Mr. Satterler lighted at the app! , been made to him Satterlee, a fon-in-law of and member of the law said that he was de- intment, in a per sis a td] Mew with P: tess] | ago, The Pr as the new Secreta New erry, was a bus ough it would be best service to have | @ man of Mr. Satterlee's fine legal tal- | ent in the de Mr Satterlee | WORGA N’'S WHO HAS S SON-IN-LAW ACCEPTED GOVERNMENT PLACE, COL LLERBERT LSAT TERLEL. ICH MAN KILLS - HIMGELE TO END | LONG SUFFERING Mark A, Newman Took Early) = | deposit vault 2) etimes feel as though you had heart trouble, may have plenty of amb tion but no. strength, get weak and Ni ROHR ecaIns | waste away jay Merritt, alao residing in this etts: | If you find you have some of the [With her own hands Mrs. Willama| symptoms mentioned, you need then a Pe CT Re I CreL ren TiRee are creul| Rete yatHREAW iI) reac then seat sotmtne Jentrusted that they did not have | pean) aed Asi at 0 9 . 1 tah-Americ Morning Walk Before Fir- the United ‘ | At that y ' | ing Fatal Shot. officer in the New Yorl kK Naval Militia. | The new assistant began his career as a rep: New| Mark A. Newman, a wealthy pawn- OUCACOMMercialga! While | broker of No, 101 East Seventy-ninth| Worklogs aRy8-renouere! 4b street, blew out his brains to-day in the and was admitted to the lie had f nel only his own abilities to aic in his reception room of the Hotel Roland, No. fis attain ap » th East Fifty-ninth street. He was & 4 to suicide by a chronte SlIness: Sou ted him for years. Pierpont Mor kd and prosper: we ati] a ostru hohis wife, avn and daugh- junior mem! D ¢ "a | home His pawnshop Hayden & Satterles. Wut at th > he erurernty RLY AEC had made a himself as a Aree ie gue eitccanat ae tricacies vould he home, then left his shop played un h and went to the Hotel Roland. cult cases. He registered his own name, adding his N HOPE OF SAVING Steamship Probably Will Abandoned to Wreckers on f Divers’ Report. Tt is believed to-day from the of divers that the steamship t unk last Thursday by the Whit freighter Georgic, will be abandoned to the wreckers. The superstructure ix going to pieces under the heavy pounding of the waves. There is more specie and seventeen a in the purser's Ye nteen pack Captains the local Board after an inv quitted Capt of all blame. coolness and have no jurisdict and do not sav tl eeaptain of that Yessal was responsible for the collision, cad a 5) friends and relatives never mentioned #) Bel iae suffered severely lately feared that his suffering was preying on yree councl’s of the Rodeth Sholom. then went to his room. during the night ept In. and went rk, James A off the lobby. A few minutes after he had disap eared behind the red curtains Kroth into the reception Ing m he fo ne pawnbroker dead on eye with a revolver, Tight When Mrs. Newman was notified of SUNKEN FINE se the telep Her spent alent to husvand had and she mind. The two children—Frederick, who at- tends the Horace Ma fifteen-year-old | aes gone to schoo « notified of their father's death. School, and a daughter, Sylvia—had before the family was The dead man was a member of the s of Israel and high in the CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought hp Uiehea The Secret of the Seamless Gown ft is not that gowns are without seams this year, but that the seams are in- visible. This is possible only when the stitching is done with a sewing silk of a shade perfectly matching the material. You can make invisible seams ‘with Spool Silk ‘ecause you can find a per- fect match in Corticelli for any shade of the season. Over 400 Live Shades He and his At 5 o'clock this bout seven, 0 8 little reception sald that she ride to her, but he Vormooill Sik Milla, Florence, Mana. THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, y LONGLOST TREASURE S10,000 to a a | Chartiy \fter Years Mrs. Will-! iams's Heirlooms Are Found in Chicago Bank. BLADDER TROUBLES NEED || PROMPT ATTENTION Many r O all persons WASHINGTON, Pee 1-4 ft ft sappearance ten sears po late what to-morrow, wil be given free a set of ten “and va 6 jewels line Hted with prope one set of any one mi received by | nd attention symptoms of wea Jumba me of the early Inevs and bladder ar matism, catarrh of the bladd | dull ache in the bac ja times have head ring to] dizziness, you may have a sail Williams ton, and prized heirlooms. covery Abe widow of may have unfilled. owner nl announcing their re- t ten years ago, in IEGEL Double StaMPs Firehases 1908. MEAT SS 7 STORE WITH ANY OTHER whet! with fy or dark cire beent from. CI | plexio eyes, SO! and faithful s | | disease at once and remove the cause, at liams was absent from Chi-| the same time build up the system gen- had plan urned three years aces and. Jewels | id by the company to which | directed nt to store ina sat Mrs, W cago longer than shi be, and when she later to ask for her che was to had Such a remedy ts Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. | has accont you need per- she ie valuables be Th thousands of cases them. ork Members of the family and Detectives | Pltshed just the work | formed now, rearched the vaults, but neither the company nor Mrs. Willian , even by the tomer ‘of unitate! rewkrdac were | SAMple Bottle of Swamp-Root Free by Mail able to rece Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham- f the heirlooms. The old Hugiish servant to whom they | were entrusted was located, but his mind had become enfeebled, and all he the section | ton, N. Y., for a sample bottle, It will convince any one. You will also. re- ceive a booklet of valuable inform could say as he described asion, of the city to which he had been sent | telling all about the kidneys and bladder was a When writing, be sure and mention the 7 Aes mebiadame, I took them where you e014! Ney York Evening World, For sale at Steam Engin hori- | Dolls Mrs, Williams gnve her treasures up| all drug stores. Price fifty cents and zontal,943 inches long. 10 | list carriages as lost and had almost forgotten them one dollar inches high; 4-inch dri leather cl ing wheel, water ga highly pc —= whistle and safety va rubb Tegularly $8.50; ey a~ | $3 to-morrow... . $4.75 fy. Koch's Urtorsn Prices Make Downtown Shopping an Extravagance C Wednesday: Big Economies in Seasonable Articles. Misses’ and Small Women’s Three-Piece Suits, $19.50 Effective New bind An Costume, g Both Indoor and Walking Modeis illustrated ; made of genu ne any, high: ly polished: interior contains five sliding trays to hold clothing: two large trays with three partitions each tohold shirts, underwearand shoes; upper part has a hat hox and foursmall drawers for collars Here ts a Princess Dress, smart enough for informal visits; and along w.th it goes a handsome Semi-Fitting Coat, distinctive, stylish, smart. Either may be worn independently, at your will, This Offering is for Wednesday Only, and the Quantity ts Limited Sizes 14 to $6 years for Misses, and 32 to 34 bust for small women. $3.00 Women’s Waists, 1.98 woo! striped batiste, We have pretty colorings WOMEN'S FINE WAISTS, of all Also LI RIE WAISTS, a very pretty model, elaborately trimmed oR have previously shown. front and back with lace and embroidery. Value $3.00. v., 198 Only one or two of the lar choosing here. No store in the ¢ A Sample Line of Stamped and Embroidered Linens —!-2 Price} }) One thousand samples of EMBROIDRED and ST AMPED JAPANESE LINENS, | early? plain gold waiches show striking effec There never will If you haven't got your we very be a time wh consisti carts, squares, <¢ ces and and Ga ee 25c, 39c, 49¢ \); A Sale of Rope Portieres Those who know and appreciate values in these popular draperies will hasten to this saving opportunity to-morrow We guarantee these prices cannot be duplicated elsewhere—or your money back. Regularly $2.75 . 1.88 Regularly $5.50, Regularly $4.00... 2.75 | Regularly 36. 50.. Royal Wilton Rugs y crowded the Carpets and Rugs to the Fourth Floor. In order to stimulate selling in these limited quarters, we have cut prices a FULL TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT, These Wilton Rugs are in Oriental designs and color efliects, and merit the attention of all who would save. Size 6x9 feet. 1 Size 8.3x106. 19 Reg. $22.50 {18,00 Reg. £30.00... (25.00 Clearance of Imported Lace Curtains ABOUT 50 PER CENT. SAVED to those who partake of the remarkable offerings in HIGH-GRADE IMPORTED LACE } CURTAI to-morrow, The inrush of Holiday gift things compels us to clear this particular lot quickly, and prices are cut in a manner that will do it. One, two and three pairs of each number, Select early—limited quantity. IRISH POINT LAGE CURTAINS, value $6.00 to £9.00; pair... NOVELTY LACE CURTAINS, value $7.00 to $10.00; pair SCOTCH LACE CURTAINS, value $2.50 to $4.00; pair... Sale of ee Grade Holiday goods have temporarily Size 9x12 ft Reg. $32.50 (27.00 af diege! Cooper Store, Ma - 3.75, 4.75 3.95, 4.50 +139, 1.98 8c Bead Purses, 45c round and o all colona; beautiful and gray finish tops Shakespeare, complete, 95¢ offering of | sal compete in. four ary) hoxed: large, cleat ayer.) Anfavorts,” Bc Xinna fits set complete each PR sere {vesbly toasted $3.98 Cut Glass, 1,98, fem. 1c large IL Binch FRUIT BOWLS a ADEE HOLSTEIN BUTTE 5 ed} Y rai peihtitiating 36, under U.S. Go shen is De equi jealene. eeu jon; No. 5 drum, #1.) N on $5.08 AXAR € a PL — 37c Vitrophane, yd., 124¢ VITROPHANE, ef stained class esorta 125th St. West, 40c Handkerchiefs, 5c, MBN'S PLAIN AND COLArRuBD, . Mere WOMPN's PLAIN, ve mubstitu OD Y will aot wash off lealens and vd l2#¢ 4 Wednesday only CHIPPS, Value 100. each: doa, 5 fiic.; each Between Lenox & Seventh Aves, Carriages * Sewing Tables Now Is the Time to Select the Gift of ae a Any Article on Whick a Small Deposit Is Paid Will Be Held for Delivery Up io Christmas Eve a stock of medium-priced jewelry (price- range from OU'LI satisf ctery. stores have, BTR apHolg ible style; complete with | tall; full jointed, strong | ee full jointed; with Itsieden leatherette hood; rubber | and with voice: cinnamon | iG, yolce) Cinnamon or regularly | regularly or mistass fe. $2.50; to-morrow 91-00 rg x to-mor- larly 1.35; to- Si 3 ) 7: ; (Siegel Cooper Store, Third Floor, $2.75 vocueessee 82655 | morrow. .. 95e Raw stocks to disappoint you, Dolls’ Go-Carts—collaps Toy We do not faete these claims lightly—without being able to back them up. 10 “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps Free or not purchasers) ALY Le etait Reom, 5th floor, .’ Green Trading stamps. iute is good in any one book, but stamp collectors will be given a reasonable number of additional sets of complimentary stamps for other books they Before Noon | Very Fine Furniture Cheap Ride Fre Patrons of this st Only Single Stamps After 12 o'clock Siegel Cooper’s for Toys gain more than one advantage by buying the toys here. You’! Come and see the proof now. These Decidedly Attractive Specials tor Wednesday’s Selling: Teddy Bears—16 inches |Teddy Bears—21 inches Lowered Prices on Many Fine Pieces Rugs Excellent Gift Suggestions illustrated ; ny; 24 inches inches high; terior in upper part contains shelf and copper covered mixing tray; lower part has revolving tray and * humidor’ to preserve cig: ars; regularly $50; Sil as in- sale price an exact duplicate scarfs and handkerchiefs; The Exact Counterpart of a Regular regularly $105; price > of the orig Martha Washing. $30.00 Moe! Offered To. Morrow : ton; made of solid mahogany, sg One Thad L Mahogany Tea Wagons—a very beautifully finished; center part at One-Therd Less Msetuland ere ive a le toy contains 3 drawers, and each ‘The materials are fine broadcloths itehee Wide tice enh st 18 side is shaped in hexazonal de- in gray, catawba, green and navy. ralsisenvlntitraya nba pa" sign and contains a Jarge pocket Effectively trimmed with inlay satin handle can be moved on whe. to hold fancy work; reg collar, buttons and directoire pockets. to any part of house Bes 1 Skirt is a graceful gored flare model FEcUTaTVanss Olfeani larly $35; sale price with self straps and buttons. Hit oeeeonbma-come LAN) era Gert Sem cinintine Any ‘Time gest je htry can match our prices, y : ted; made of solid mahogany; in | upper case are two closets, three small drawers, ade = design, lower any be placed in part {| has reception room; $70; sale price. little that is commonplace. yen hristmas mon made Colonial Secretaries—as and shelf; rubbed | to a dull gives a effect; $55; price...... $48 Mahogany Table Desks-—Colonial with curved front effect; heavy claw feet; upper part con- tains paper stalls and drawer: five drawers; trimmed with wooden knobs; dull finish and made of solid mahog- desk of this design should the center of the regularly | Every piece in the whole enormous collection was selected with thoughtful care. r choosing than there will be to-morrow, together, you can hold any piece by paying a small deposit on it. F Store, Main Floor, Front.) | These Prices for ilustra- finish | An excellent assortm! lasting tive designs and ch ings; reguiarly $29.50; regularly HENS Paes sale Best quality, representing looms of the best makers. designs are attractive a many Oriental effect $29.50; size 9x12 In popular room sizes effects and $63 (Siegel Coops medallions new and perfect goods; regular- y Oe 50; size 9x12; * $12.50 e I not only save money, but you’ll also find your shopping more pleasant and There are no cramped quarters to inconvenience you—and no incomplete Town has now been enlarged to nearly three- pjuarters of an acre, thus giving us ample space in which to display our stocks— and yeu plenty of room to inspect them conveniently. q Combined with this are the all-important attractions of large variet y—and @ reliable, strong, sturdy toys—and common-sense prices. And there isn’t anything pin the toy line that is worth having that is not exhibited in Toy Town—you can come here and find our own exclusive lines in addition to what all the other, Domestic To- Morrow Offer Savings | of 10 to 15 Per Cent. Body Brussels Rugs | An unlimited assortment of goods in an excellent assortment and four, pigeon ot allrever Gia ay medal- eat | lions; regularly $27-50:ey5 p jegees Seay eaee | clze Ox12: at.. $22.50 on- | Repularly $25.50; size gag = tains one drawer | 8.3x10.6; at....s. $19.50 | Seamless Wilton Velvct Rugs $24.50 Tapestry Bivssels Rugs in all-over All 10c to $750) that is nearly twice larger than any we welry stores in the United States can show a variety equal to that open to your Aside from plain gold rings and We have picked for novel and dainty designs and rich, Why not make your choice Men’ s Slippers, Leggings and Rubber Boots Attractively Priced Shirts Negligee and Stiff Bosoms ALL in Coat Styles, with Cuffs Attached Hundreds of Patterns INES of this kind of footwear are now in fullest assort- ments, ready for the tremendous holiday business, which has already commenced, These are useful Presents, andour prices forfirst quality grades must appeal! even to the most economical. Men’s and Boys’ Soft Kid House pers in four styles, at Slip- 19¢ to $3. ) A Boya’ and Giris’ Legginys to Match (\* All Sizes Coata—alithe most popular fi en Vf si materials... .. 98c¢ } lee!) Valucs $1 to $2, at Several styles at 49¢ to $2. | ° Children's Good Rubber go ig Boots... eee, OSC ie: || | Women's “Comfy’? Felt Juliettes and Slippers—in o. eH | red, black, brown or gray, trimmed with best fur 98e \ * | Grandma and Grandpa Warm Shoes—made of finest BEN | “Comfy”? felt; like a feather bed underfoot;ali sizes $1.49 ( . \ vor, Cente (Siege! Cooper Store, Second Fluor, Rear 1 First-of-the-Month G Sale “srem* ’Phone Chelsea 4,000 Mid Cured Hams | New Lentils | ‘ Vlee peas; Bibs. “dosha ikeeet ODE || | dor am Te | ia ttt, iene 2oe| Ma a 60e AYR FIGS—box, 81.35 | AND be ‘ * 28c | A S, yellow peaches 4 Oia ai vers , uire’s Bacon Me Sweet Mixed I te te | and mild p MARI . dde | leas, ‘ible | shew Mgt: Hats sseees & H. ” Green Trading Stamps— ‘We Give The, nro | f new t