The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1909, Page 11

= ~ VANDERBILT A AND BINGHAM FLOUTS. |“GULKN'S BIONOUT” MRS. STRUNG eS OTHER NOTABLES ALDERMEN WHO SAIL FOR EUROPE DEMAND PRESENCE Alfred G. Pays Much Attention to Miss Sears Aboard the Mauretania, but Ignores Committee and May Be Subpoenaed. , Will Be fame Biggest Event Commissioner Visits Mayor, | | won't find them at home to-night, jless they THE EVENING WORLD SET FOR TONIGHT ORDEAL ON STAND Final Declaration Was That She Had Not Promised to Wed Lord Northland. of the Year in the Old Ninth Ward. Anybody who desires to see anybody who !3 anybody in Greenwich Village 4 EDINBURGH, xander 3.—Mre John , Who was an Amerl- an 8 irl named Clara Elizabeth Taylor before her marriaga, to-day sub ow re stck abed, They'll be at Charley Culkin's blowout, the bigges tted to cross-examination for the ins: event of the year tn the old Nintt suit brought by vusband | | Ward. divorce. Mra. Stirling an on VISIT SHORT, HE SAYS, Pottce Commissioner Bingham was to| Ofttally the affair goes by the name the sand tor three Aaya, in solte of have appeared before the Aldermanic Of “The annual entertainment and re- the searching questioning, ovea ception of the Jeffersonlan Club and sicnally bieke own hei « 4 com Committee on Police to-day, but he 4 Pioneer Corpa'” (wee the engraved Se AEE EU THRE REE Lord and Lady Ashburton, ‘ctinea. ‘rhen the mgmbers of the com- | tations), but to everybody of conse- ie fendaut alnost invarlably had a ready | ny h¥ertiicy d mittee indignantly “declared, through tence dovn in the lower west aide It user and an explanation for eeenins | Prince on the List. executive session and lgsue @ subpoena) men know The committee wanted to know from the Alfred Gwynne Vanderbitt, Lord and) Mee tovmesty (Commissioner why he had « if former! Lady Ashburton, me Lib ” | Brooklyn by concentrating police super- Frances Belmont, of the Florodora pe een ene pokiyn com. tet; Shu Chu Cheong, a Chinese prince} pained that he did not leave it a deputy tod nephew of the late La Hung Chang; | of even the fourth class, and the views | goes |of Brooklyn were recently reflected in Jr, who : rot the presentment by the Kings County abroad to marry the daughter of an | (0 feo English baronet, Sir John L, Hunting- i : English baronet; Sir John L. Hunting- When the committee convened at the Were among the notables who sailed to City Hall this afternoon the membery day on the Cunard liner Mauretania, “ef primed with questions to burl at Immediate! ung Vanderbilt arrived the Commisstoner, He stalked into the on the steamship he was greeted by a Mayor's oftice, and, emerging, boarded Miss Sears, a handsomely gowned, MS automobile and was whisked away comely brunette, who was sailing with !ndiferent to the desires of the com- her mother. He pald her much atten- mittee, whose members patiently waited tlon up to the time the boat salled, nd then waited more, scarcely giving more than a nod to his The big Aldermanto Chamber, brother, Reginald Vanderbilt, and Mrs, ““S to be the scene of the Bi George Westinghouse eam Reg’ id Vanderbilt, who were also inquisition, held thirteen Aldermen, fit- Sea Rae teen reporters and one ‘common peo- sailing. There were some rumors iio baldheaded man, wio sat th the aboard ship Uefore the Mauretania galery awaiting developments sadied that the young millionaire t# pay 2 oO clock Chairman Bent an- nounced: “We shall wait unul 2.30 for ing ardent suit to the handsome Miss Gears, To Arrange Coaching Plans. He said, when questioned by reporters, I saw Bingham going into the é Steel Gita 8 office an hour ago,’ sald a Sap Ae) 88 a . at) i as er of the committee. Police Lieut. London to prepare for his coaching @N- Shanton came Into the chamber. terprise this summ: He will go Into Will you go down and request the venture on a more elaborate scale Commissioner to appear before u this year and expects to continue his the Commissioner, and if he then does hot show up we shall take such steps us are necessary to enforce his attend- ance here.’ ed the chairman “lr Ldid he might tell me to go to” — coach on the road throughout the eajd Shantou, who knows the Commis- nths of May, J d July sioner, LN RR eG! Be in Lon. 3t 2.3%, still no Bingham, the members Bese lUireturty atte Pil ish retired {n high dudgeon. don,” he said, “remain here a while and then go back to England for the summer.” George Westinghouse Jr. was sailing READING WEAKENS with his ‘ ‘ es ri ° return mail enough of the medicine panied to Wasting - } to satisfy yon that ft 1s all he clalms | house sr not p ; for it as a remedy for catarrh, catar- mit his on t WOU iEU ieee E rhal headaches, catarrhal deafness, for him t going aboard to i asthma, bronchitis, colds and all marry H Evelyn di ° catarrhal complications. He will k. da os ees ; : also send you free an illustrated inthe apeing Heavy Selling of the Railroad POOL StmaNUELaAnIibimmedtetely ae ul Hoetiattaneneeates em issucavy pes @uuGains(of bride. 3. aC 7 "T on © Prince, Shu Chu Early Session. which | He ha: “ aah mated Copper was the feature : of a higher market early to-day, thet teh issue starting with a galn of 14. Ana-| t rose 1 point and Tennessee Cop- | evators: | He (6 ‘per %. Reading, St. Paul and Union eiits that he was having pa, > were the best of the railroads Realizing later reduced prices trom the st, but they were still above yes- Expects New Records for the appearance of the Commiswioner, | sonians, ignored | {; Capt. Pritchard, of the Mauretania, | te s close, ‘Trading was fairly | declared that the M a was never active. tn ad good how and that on) Heavy selling of Reading In the after- 1 weakened the list and early gains recordar He \ins that the Maure- Were wiped out, Brooklyn Rapid Transit tania Is a knot faster t ¢@ Lusi Union Pacifle, St. Paul, Southern P tania and Is t that he will wrest ciflc and Amalgamated Copper were also the sister sh from her, On Under pressure, The close showed losses the last tr Pritchard drove Foret tot! anlen of stocks were 433,20 the Mauretania as bf as twenty-elght shares and of bonds, $6,644,000. knots. He can make an average of twenty-six knots for the en- tire transatlantic voyage, but, of course, cannot make the best time record now, as he is running on the tong course Lusitania’s best average speed was 25.62 knots his return trip he expected to elip a few Nc’ nf p's pt The Closing Prices. —_—-—— CELTIC AT NAPLES 3.—The American re- : rrived here to-day 5) has been distributing ake sufferers. + 1% Mayor of Naples, wishing to s Fy preciation of "American wenerosity. will ES morrow in honor of % + a aoe rit lelp Wanie ik - % =! 5 To-Day ! a, Gs advertised for in The Morting | gos, Werld's Want Directory. me i s+ 9 it eee WEDNESDAY, FEB, 3, [ans +1 og < Artlats 42% % Bakers 5 3 ae # Placksmiths oot = Bookbinders i ly ie 4 7h Bookkeepers i 13s} Ne 8 Doys 4 ny £4 Hushelmen Nurses iy 1s my Hutchers 10 Operators 4 91h +: Huttonhole-! Makers 2 Photograph 7 42 42 "Gh ae os i a 7% + Canvassers 27 Painters. 4 18a sid eg 1 Carpenters 4° Printers 2 QRS Hy Cashiers 5 Plumbers ., of ay ah ae Paar Chambermaids ,,, 12 Polishers 2\¢ 4g 8 Chets v1 Porters 8 ¥ Collectors. 4 Pressora 18 | id 4 Pressmen 1 ayT y Salesladios 1 3 = 3 nen. 3 # a Cutters. Shipping Clerks + Day's Work...... 2 Sign Painters... 2 Pe rE LY §* +h Dressmakers 40 Skirt Hands 2| Weetingnouse a —% Denti Sleeve Hand 2| Wie. central ® +8 4 *Ex dividend, Bie 4) Advance," — Deoiine is —————>——_ Stenograpt acne. GOV. HUGHES HAS A COLD. Tallors irc $ | Forced to Cancel Engagement tor Trimmers | To-Night at Little Falls, Tinemithe 2) ALBANY, Feb. 3.—Qov. Hughes has Finishers Firemen 3) been compelled to cancel his enga, Folders... 1} ment to address the State Grange at Yoremen a| tte Falla to-night because of a cold Girls with which he has been suffering for a “iiousework 1 lroners . Janitors few days. The Governor addressed the meeting of the State Charities Ald As- | sociation last night, and those who BLL eet iass| im that his volce was Te seeeee +8 | hoarse, The World printed to-day 1,323) fit tPoke with apparent effort and the Help Ads, 676 more than all oter| 1 Miscellaneous BoRBo aw him not tempt the Li W. Y. papers combined. [Be i Sedans luring the Inst prices of | | | bladder remedy, is cone i ‘extent Sony! his ed ag Ft C3 needed, The value and success of Swamp-Root is so well known that readers are! cat N. Y.; be sure to say you read this generous offer in the New York Evening World. , the president of the Jefer- the Tammany leader of the district, clerk of the Court of Specia! and the officlal loud scream 4 over in the Ninth, sto start at the Am House, on West Fort at $80 o'clock to-n) bea big minstrel ith tocar talent, | Along t the (see march Hi Under way With, Charley Culkin near the head of the from then on until the around the merry Green- laughter by replying Whether she had give rrying Lord Northl y “Tam not free; Lord Northland could hat propose to me vet How to Get Rid of Catarrh sterdam Ope fourth stree get somewhere up parade, and i‘ Inilikman e wie V4 cre and thelr Invited guests — ' will have the time of their Ii Pau. Of course, the Big Thins and Litue A Simple, Safe, Reliable Way. Tims and all the other topliners from and It Costs Nothing to Try. the Wigwam will he on with a Tot of Clty Hall tun —— eat eT ec coc eitn morn Inet y ‘ny, , Those who suffer from catarrh Where along Ninth avenue, and Brazil- | know its miseries. There is no need | ene diamonds were golng up all the! of this suffering. You can get rid of a ° CES it by a simple, safe, Inexpensive, home treatment discovered by Dr THROATS BLESSED In osser, who for over thirty-four s has been treating catarrh suc- cessfully, HONOR OF ST. BLASE DAY. Catholic Tradition Has Saint Was Friend of Those Having Throat Trouble. the Catholic it That It is not a spray, douche, salve cream or inhaler, but {s a more direct and thorough treatment than any of them. It cleans out the head, nose, throat and lungs so that an ean again breathe freely and sleep with In eatarrh diseased sufferers have. membranes and makes lase Day that he was a sufferers from dis radical cure, so that you will not be constantly spitting, blowing your nose and and at the same time ir poison the system and ruin ach as Internal James st If you without Dr. J. W Atlanta, Ga., want to test this treatmen cost, send your address to Blosser, 619 Walton Stree: and he will send you by DO YOU GET UP W.TH A LAME BACK? Have You Rheumatism, Kidney, Liver or Bladder Trouble? | To Prove what Swamp-Root, the Great Kidney, Liver) Ills treatment {8 unlike any other. | out that stopped-up feeling that all | It heals the | medicines | and Bladder Remedy. will do for YOU, all! Readers May Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mall. Pain or dull ache in the back is eyi- dence of kidney trouble. It is nature's timely warning to show you that the track of health is not clear. Danger Signals. sometimes the heart acts badly, rheu- matism, bloating, lack of ambition, may| be loss of flesh, © !low complexion. Prevalency of Kidney Disease, : Most people do not realize the alarm- If these danger signals are unheeded in increase and remarkable prevalen more serious reaulls follow; Brigat’s oF Kidney disease. While kidney dis disease, which is the worst form of kid- Orders are the most common diseases | ney trouble, may steal upon you, that prevail, they are almost the last rec- The mild and immediate effect Of ognized by patient and physicians, who Gwamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and content thenselres toith doctoring the soon realized. Ih pryomtg jst pea 1 feets, while the orginal disease un- stands the highest for its remarkable 4,0... Renate veterrh health restoring properties in the most distressing cases. If you need a medi- A Trial Will Convince Anyone, In taking Swamp-Root you afford nat cine you should have the best ural help to Nature, for Swamp-Root is Lame Back. a gentle healing vegetable compound—a Lame back is only one of many symp- toms of kidney trouble, Other symp- Began prescription for a specifi isease. jowing that you need Swamp- . om i Q ; Y If you are already convinced that Root are, being obliged to pass water d to get up many Swamp-Root {s what you need you can Oflénidlting the cy i Laid Vv purchase the regular Atty -cent and one- times during the night . r size bottles at all the drug stores Catarrh of the Bladder. Don't make any mistake, but remember Inability to hold urine, smarting in| the name, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and passing, urbe acid, headache, dizziness, the address, Binghamton, N. 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Address Dr, Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, | ARSE LE FEBRITARY 3, Basement Salesroom IF} IR Many Big | Bargains in Linens, Wash White Flannels, Goods, Sheets, Bed Spreads, Muslins, Domestics, Blankets and Com- forters, 1999 VISITING CARDS PRINTED WHILE YOU WAIT-MAIN FLOOR Corset Special LL well-known A makes; me dium high bust g, deep hips; long back; made of and heavily upporters at- These models su ee ane bh t ire stout 3 to 36. $2 be ava 3,000 Gaile Wvanien's $20 Messaline Dresses, 51345 Petticoats A Sale of Al Odd « Small Lots mussed groups Values as high a of styles, full flare flounces laces, embroid erles and rib bons. All at One price; each, V———"second Floor $2.50 Wood Burning Outfits SENSATIONAL offer for kind of an outfit. No orders. The outfit cons ure. Yee 00 nt, fui, We. Tubing, value Bass Wood Box value 50} ' value 4 Rubber vali ! Votn| Ass valne Y ONT iniss this sale if you } Want an extraordinary value Odd and lots, slightly z SI 29 itd F100 r, )eermmammannis in Beautiful Silks, | , and thus convey ITY as easily as we can show done in the illustration), then we know ment would be more than crowde pers, ALTERATIONS FRI Untortunately we were able to p these Gowns—and that’s little er, for it is not often a maker will accept such a sacrifice even on 160, Also included in the sale are many satin dresses, Pretty and dainty lace yokes, new long sleeves, tucked and shirred, panel of embroidery; newest effect skirt, button trimmed. Newest shades, such as peacock, champagne, black, light blue, etc, All sizes, $13.45 First Showing of New Spring Suits at $19.9 Several handsome new French Serge. and 1 your hands a sa h these Dresses 4 to you an idea of the QUAL THEIR STYLE (as is hat the depart- shop- ve could place Messaline tron you hase but 160 of we navy, this mail sts 0} models in fine Chiffon Panama and Pretty 3-piece models; attractively trimmed f new skirt, 34-inch coat, elaborately trimmed with bengaline and silk braid. Also plain’ tailored French eand Chiffon Panama Suits, 34-inch Coats, and elab. y trimmed 2-piece model, lined with Belding’s Satin de Cygne. Every Suit has som ae CHE TID STREET StoRE, tinctive an The F B m e Famous Basement Salesroo NV HINK of itt Over 400,000 Square Feet of Floor Space devoted to the display of all kinds o rite N nds of Linens, Whit Goods, Wash Goods, Domestics, Flannels, Blankets and Comforters. EVERY KIND AND QUALITY OF POPt LY PRICED GOUDS UNDER THOSE HEADS FINDS PLACE HERE, Where can vou find such a vast rance fc ur_particular purchase? NOWHERE, Thousands are finding it so every FG cente ansieds ti 7 ae 3; 000 BED SHEETS — Wide hen sikns, washes. 7 } aids; sultable for 3% ior tn ly; value 45e lirenete rhe: | s speclal, yard “| White Bed= | goat orm i inte 28c SOE NRL mail orders ; TABLE DAMASK —Hxtra hn | ' quality; 10 choles pat- Dat LINEN PINISH BED SHEETS terns; | usually 25¢e.—-no te atte hs 15 spreads eS NAPKINB.-Hoxtra perfnet, T2XON and § ‘ snow white fintsh — 1 \ ¢. ment of new desi UR gieat semiannual sale LAMLESS Bn See tele | of Hemmed and Fring waitin ome HEMSTITCHED TABLE CLOTHS ~ Bedspreads!“ Secon would ' 59c All linen, newest : : t a i) e argest mills in nO DEY BATH TOWELS — Hxtra “largo, | {He ia eases ery Ais hemmed and fringed, bleached are a MARAE Aes is Ho | 81g and. unbleact ed Tur urkish Bath 54. at the \ Cc Towels, made o ‘ F , combed’ yarn; 16 I2%c I 49c "nnow casns— value: each .. 5 Selenvents BATH TOWBLS—-Bleached and un- > emmed Bedspread 69¢ “12% Wwe bleached | Turkish Bath Towels, $1.43 Hemmed and Fringed RS ents wood, heavy, spongy qua 3 Renenvends &5o Oe “a Thy ‘large siza; 140. value, Ye ae nes Haan “BLEACHED wb ae BUCK TOWELS Varin erodes” Hedspreads ; 98C | yard wide, heay seconda of A great Southern mil Torry aaa rental at half reguiar prices 149 Hemmed Bedspreads $1.09 ya no mail ore 4c Huck Barber Tow ‘ . ree v Hemmed Huck Tove $1.6) Hemmed and Fringed gy 59 ders; yard 4 Hemmed & Fringe 10 Bedspreads $1.2 ee ‘exo UatEAcH Extra Large Towels... ; z : “BA BD TOWELLING All linen’ Barnsley | $2.19 Hemmed amt Fringe 1.49 MUSLIN rd wide Anish ish “and roller a. 8 Bedspreads $1.4! present wholesnie price 6c ailing: neat red atriped hor: eet } ders: value Lej ya C | $2.79 Memmed and Frings $1.98 INBLPACHAD MUSLIN — Cv BLEACHED TWinLDD ROLLER : Heavy quality; mill lengths; 1 to POWRLLING — Value bc.; 3 $540 Memmed ant 1 ; Variometer A limit 10 yards; no mall or- , ned a mnged alue; no orders 7 HENS FORA CML as XO eat $2.49 eno mat ordera, 3 WC te Women's $4 and $5 Perfect Sample “Walkover” Shoes, 40 styles, sizes 14 aod B, at $2. 39 | LAUNDRY SOAP—switt's Videly Advertised Pride gular cake, Bigg mit WiUTE ati Meats and Fiahat (THE 14TH STREET STORE, Basement.) Men’s $4 ‘Pioneer’ Shoes For One Day Only, ull 08 MREE THOUSAND PAIRS on s ty One or all you ¥ only; that’s to-morrow. Tlrese Shoes are skin; all have Goodyear welted s narrow toes; y ; blucher cut, with tipped. te s Sto tf and C to FE, Mail orders tilled. Very best i. O8 Shoe offering in many a day. Pair .......... WOMEN'S $3.30 SATIN. SLIPF { for « one day Thee br Boston storm One strap, covered Cuban ting: all Pink, Wlack, White, Red coil Thursday” & ¢ kid lined; sizes 2 to 7, C to » AND 44.00 WINT Pair rae $1.79 5, siyles RLS SHOES. Vici Kid, lace 1 button; best of soles : $1.79 2 bilon testol ses QC (THE 14TH STRERT STORE, Third Floor.) ——mmernwsnentnnetnn ond Eloor.) Long, Sweeping, Graceful Styles! Values of the Very Exceptional Kind These Dresses, Ostrich Fancies Much Below Their Real Values ws the value JVERY woman knows of Ostrich cies—-the best ead) and most practical hat trim. Six different stylish effects from, Black, \ hite I ng the ring Regt iar color, ine! Ph MONS ae (Mail orders filled while and as- t Last). —aaenanny ‘Infants’ Outfits & es BY ONSISTING of 22 dainty little pieces, such as Petticoat, Muslin Sacque, Bibs, Bands, Domet Shirts, Long Petticoat, Diapers, ong Slips, Bootees, “Teddy” Go=Cart Usual $9.00 Value arts Collapsible Go- re_the best one-mo- arts made, Body seamless tubing utifully enam- nds (third 11 a New York's Best Grocery=--Read! JERSEY PORK LOINS cut trom young Jersey hogs: ib... 18 WHOLE TOP | SIRLOINS oF native $ c| NATIVE FLAN STREAKS | MY trimmed; Sauter tt 12c LARGE. aes ips 25c STL, Tar ROUND yD PC HOt Sh at ange hy Hiitre cath veto” | 6c | | | ne onl THE 44TH STREET 7 A i i TABLE PRUNES SNIDER'S CATSUP —- Reg- ize | 20c,, medium siz i | 15c Hora ORANGES PINEAPPLES ry sh © 10c | ,p {est | Extra Low Prices, —— | pe mins : reos ov saxo tans |) |Winesand Liquors “port on sivxny — |] | FRICASSEE CHICKENS | Ae | WEST END CLUB WHISiCHY CG Pree | Chotoe Jersey ' thee MG l5c iA 98c ‘| Poultry; |b I2!:¢ | i | 19 we Sora | ROCK & RYP fe ——— - 5c lorrow's price, FRESH PORK SHOULDE! FRESH ronK Hams || at HMPA Fae ation kar iHOREAND 58 i ‘ | pee AE, 95¢) c| | SSN DEROMITR 18c | cas Ms 3x01) ee ANTI NES SEAT COL oe | a dureun AP ck’ ie ; | |] taxwoou page Bc | 4 $1.23 7 Sip TON —#hoet Five | cece or core canapa ||| ated x avert STE. Fs, GoDrisi | MUTTON choles younk 19g |e 5 im ODFIRN, MA Me "caver, strane cur 4 J Course Tabled’ Hote Dinner, 25c i SVORE, HENRY SURGEL, President emmmeeeunnnDZA-——