The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1910, Page 16

FRAC BOOTBLACK UNITED PARTS ‘FGETS STOGK TPS HOLOTHELEADN SHB BVENANe WPL, 2BUBOUAL, VEVEMBER 8, 1910, |" SPEEDING TRAINS | $1000 REWARD (NEAR A COLLISION | gituzrets . BR. Altman & Co. ‘The trestle epane a wooded ravine thet bs aah sone the determination is nearly 300 feet deep. r oult for @ separati Hach train was half an hour late or| It is ead when the case Goines to trial wil meet Ms wife's charges £0 because of tie snow on the ralle | OM tating to properly provide for her Fach engineer was driving his locomo-| hy Interposing a remarkable counter- tive for all she was worth, The en- | claim that the “Invincible modesty" of gineer of the eastbound saw the gleam | Mrs. Gambier since their marriage less of the, approaching headlight through rs a ye ago has made her his wife 0 in name 2 | ome entie teint The case, it is pointed ory’ é the intervening trees, snut off his steam, wOREY'S Stk ul by] CREAR if ye her the sand arid sent one alarm. | Out. ts slmilar to that of the former te q ; ; WHILE HE SHINES, BRITISH ELECTIO ON IN LE A jing toot after another shriing throuth| er" o¢ Barry Kr wam), who obtained ie Sahen po keer rs A SPECIAL SALE OF GLOVES WILL BE HELD his whistle asthe wheels slid a an annulment of her marriage en the] to serine wong pee | and finally stopped. The frantic | atound thy and the Karl of Yar- jie gs A o to rn all te. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), AT THE FOLLOWING a —-.»— —~——— reached the ears of the other engl | Hved together as hus- | purities. oo Vegas fe sa ‘ ond, Sait , A he brought his locomotive to a ip in attractive Jare at 61, . ' ; ; Gambier has a handsome home at No. | yqur denier haan't it we will mail it om receipt ATTRACTIVE PRICES: ’ alted on Trestle Above Deep | LA Made etre rent OW er ¥ Above Deep | re"tpurated vy ly 4 few fat "| Stung “tie ewife’ ga man ferment | Da H MOREY, D, Le The conductors held @ consultation. | waith May Russell of Atlanta, Ga, has ‘Then No, 64 backed to Northport ata-| recently deci tion, Where she took a siding and the) west bound went through, None of the! passengers knew what had almost hap- | pened until hours later and many of them probabl “t found out yet at’ Bread and Members Back to Parliament To-Day, but Make Little Gain, MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S ANGORA LINED EGAL BUCK GLOVES, IN GREY PER PAIR, $2.00 Made Known by +Suit Against General. | Long Island Ravine, With | Pilots ‘Nearly Touching. 45 W. 34th 8t., New York, lined to live with him. Lord & Taylor . ‘ LONI James | England (Rpgcial to The Rrening World.) . 8 FRENTON, By « margin of inches almost, two passenger trains escaped a head-on col « MEN'S ONE-CLASP TAN CAPESKIN GLOVES ‘PER PAIR, 1.10 N. J, Deo. & which voted yesterday re. } | | “Jimmy de Mooch’s” Fortune Conservatives Send Many i i i | Mooch, known ax ‘Jimmy de Moock," | ained stanch to the Uniontate’ cause | liston last night on the Port Jefferson | © j & ootbiack, haw created a wensation| 9nd the gap ,between the »Cpalition | division of the Long, Island Railroad | tion to fix the bigme has) Sine kolke $6 taw to compel Gen and the Untontsts remained | at point where a ainash would have | | . PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS DIRECTED TO A James F. Rusling, author and soldier, he same t the totals being: | meant a frightful disaster Founded 1826 m, 2, and Unionists, 189. The of the parties early this after- | noon Was as “follows. t remove a fence which the ehhrges shuts out daytignt from a youth Through @ confusion of orders east-| bound train No. 04, Cond “WIFE IN NAME ONLY.” : |. NEW MAKE OF SILK HOSIERY FOR WOMEN a Defense ta! + Wheeler, | rnin tn Bank Dullding he has purctinsed in the centre | "eVm was en route from Long 1 ‘ity to the| 4 EF Uab racy. HaiGharese that the veteran | CTUICD! cof the ng and Mo. tut ‘ sunt, Special Sales NOW IN STOCK AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE, Qeked a money consideration to remove Nationalist | Aldrich, headed the other way, went| Justice Di in the Supreme Court, , OMEGA: Fak 4 year ago ‘Siamy" tabeapenden whizzing along @ single track toward! to-day slened an order directing Ed- =— THE WEARING QUALITIES ARE GUARANTEED AND THE e ‘ Rusling’s shoes daily, Now he | Labor Members . exon other, They met near the middie| ward Victor Gambler, cashter of the HOSIERY WILL BE REPLACED IF UNSATISFACTORY. of the trestle over Bread and Cheese Hollow, about midway Pes et chants’ Exchange National Bank, 27 Broad For Friday and Saturday aor tts: $25,000. ORAL vis essetisys “Wimmy" came here six years ago al-| Opposition: Most pennticss. A relative joaned him) Unionists... enough to buy a bootbiack’s kit, but! The U now he Is on the road to fortune. He owns rows of houses and some where between the! y, to pay $1,000 counsel Northport and King’s Park stationa.| fee and $2 a month alimony to his pints scored a gain in the ¢ Division of Cumberland, where Lowther, @ relative of Speaker a oy r, turned out Geoffrey Howan, Shoes he used to shine not 10M O87 | yur the Liberals evened up matters in ” B. Altman & Cn. Christmas Handkerchiefs Women's Hand Embroidered 40c and Madeira corner designs\ — each | $2.00 <@re his tenants. “Jimmy” did not make hig money by shining shoes. ‘to places he could not enter with Hadnorshire, Edwards turning the tables on C, Venables Liewellyn, who His kit gave’him access | had defeated him in the January elec: out It | tions, Women's Hand Embroidered ranklin Simon & Co. The m ORNAMENTAL OBJECTS OF ART ESPECIALLY BUM Gy ichuets ana venters andtover-| fy 10st tne came ath Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Sts. scalloped edge initials) 4g dor. of pant over- | the Liberals Tnionists, but this 4 7 J ; E P+ beard many important discunions tn-|' necounted for vy the "reduced total Women's Plain Hemstitched ‘ae SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY’ GIFTS ARE SHOWN Yolving stocks. Brokers would openly |“ riioresting personalities among those sheer and heavy Lin hand Giscuss t matters little think: | whose elpetion was, announced to-day y Uinen, han ‘ NZE STATU. $$ AN > tg tegen a eae aate has on pi Ben ae slog bs aay WILL CLOSE OUT FRIDAY % ecu broideredi initia % doz. COMPRISING BRONZE STATUARY, CLOCKS AND CLOCK SETS, Hatian had his eyes wide open and his @ars buttoned back. While shining a broker's shoes about @ year ago “Jimmy:’ got a “good tip.” By taking advantage of it he cleared $20,000. He continued shining shoes, House of Commons from Cork Gounty to support William O'Brien, the Inde- pendent-Nationalist leader; H. Spender Clay for the Townbridge Division of Kent, and Lord Willoughby de Bresby for the Horncastle Division of Lincoln- shire. The two latter married American 120 Women’s Tailored Suits Dress Goods, Silks, Flannels ELECTRIC LAMPS, JARDINIERES, ORNAMENTAL PIECES OF FURNITURE, SUCH AS TABLES, DESKS, CABINETS, ETC.; IVORIES AND RUSSIAN ENAMELS, PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES AND ARTICLES OF DUTCH SJLVER. LAMP AND CANDLE ut also devoted his spare time to do- ‘ing a small broker business among his ewn people, acting always on tips he heard his customers discuss. women. Of broadcloth, cheviot, serge and mannish mixtures; coats silk lined and interlined. Silk and Wool and All Wael Dress Materials —_—»— SHADES IN STOCK AND MADE TO Watch on the market. je has opened ae ; BEE. internation be" throws’ the Heretofore $29.50 to $45.00 bay Ai apnea es Fifth Avene, 34th and 35th Streets, New York. { a et be kit about his bei and TRAGK ON BRIDGE: Silk Crepe Broche 75¢ ————____——— — —_—_——_—— (nt petal a 1 : in a complete range of evening ) INSURGENTS PLAN FIVE ARE HURT 169 Women's Dresses and street shades—usually $1.50) "4 FE I: : :* Of crepe de Chine, messaline silk, Eolienne, broadcloth, serge Bath Robe Flannels 28¢ go 4 f 1 MAKE PAYNOR i ‘ GIT i ‘3 ’ henrietta and chi Hon ibe ec aes) cp) | in choice colorings—regularly 35c\ yard RIS FAG ee rikes Open Switch an | Robe Patterns \$7.10 oadway and Sth Ave. Cor. 2ist St. i: ‘| Crashes Into Pillar, Shower- 13.50 of 82-inch Zephyr GinghamaBpectat” cts Broadway and Sth Ave.. Cor. 2ist St: Important Sale Friday Women’s Waists Women’s Marquisette Waists, lined | 3.95 ‘Four paaséngers were bruteed and, cut and a motorman on a Court s:reet trole ley car was knocked unconacious at, 2,30 this' morning when the car, bound’ from Manhattan to Brooklyn, Jumped the track 9p the elevated atructure just ab it was Aedying the Brooklyn en@ of. 3 i SHOW HIS HAND \ img Gliss on Passengers. § Heretofore $29.50 to $39.50 i 1 -_eo : 74 Women’s Coats FOR ‘STREET AND EVENING WEAR. Smart street coats of black broadcloth, diagonal, serge, tweeds, and a number of imported models. Women’s Knit Underwear Italian Silk Vests hand embroidered, with band top; fa, 75, Values to $4.50. a |’ Pusionists in Estimate Board _,. Insist on Inquiry—Say They Have the Votes. ny with Persian; also fancy waists of | the Bridge < » ; ‘i messaline and taffeta; black and | —— ° ’ { E> Comptrotier Prendergast, President Rvs “hose whe Neavined aes gee Evening coats and capes of satin, broadcloth and zibeline, Silk ia hs ned l | colors. Regular values, $5.00 to $7.50 ) Fs Mitchel of the Board of Aldermart and | tion were: . in black and pastel shades, f igh neck, short or long sleeves 85 be e 3isAneow ars arta chee, Tertira, No, 192 Waverly 1 8 50 — @ Tights to match each - r of the Nour) of Ka-| James Murray, No, 69 Willoughby e ‘ * knee or ankle length—Special at Silk Petticoats street, Brooklyn, the Mayor tn failing to veto the ress | George A, Dezendorf, ution of the Board of Aldermen sicik- | Mark's place, Brooklyn, Ang $110,000 from the budget which they | Robert Clark, No, 24 Fourth avenue, Mead demanded for the purpose pf ip- | Manhattan. Vestigating City Departments. The car was Going at @ fair rate of The three officials met yesterday and peed when it struck an open switch, ined to present at the meeting | It bowled along onthe tles for some, the Board of Hetimate to-morrow a | distance and then crashed against an investigation resolution and to|iron pillar and stopped, The ite adoption, The threq the car from falling into thi ‘ Sgrembers command cight of the sixteen] The passengers were thrown from Yotes in the board and have received | thelr seats and broken glass fell upon | f oppose the aititude of No. 300 St. Heretofore $29.50 to $49.50 Union Su its of silk and wool, low or high neck }$7. 65 Special at. Box of 8 for $2,75 Superior quality messaline and | NO APPROVALS taffeta silk petticoats, accordion | 2.95 pleated, and sectional ruffle evening shades. Values $5.00 and $6.00 | NO ALTERATIONS Spun Silk Vests flounces; black, white, street and rt a Jewelry Department nce of another vote, which wil! | them, cutting them about the heads and Wf \ | 5 a sous in| Obes von tas canaeorns oeormoens 5S BAUMANN & BRO At Special Prices.for the Holidays oe Bre SF tite Deperiiieot of foray watt, ayund Of bridge police rs i one RENMAM tc run German Silver Mesh Bags, : Gharities and Bellevue. and AN orotate fale Re ; . 5 ERT S| ome orm nevewsa.| — Noa Money Down) |, $50 S25 © $5.25 the threo mill tax appropriation re-| the dress, rehearsal of Pucein's “The| Proof at cur pre ianre .6ee 6) Core prices and ironclad conditions, terling Silver apart on g) ASS borne out by the fact that we arpot distributers in the countr: power, WE are enabled to o! quired by law; and i* also to aecertaln | Girt from the Golden Wert,” at the Met- 4 the appropriations for school pur-| popolitan Opera House to-day, ‘The wu- are to be spent Ho to promote | ate rich filled the lower part of Jency in the school system. | tile house, ent on Mnvitation: ‘These investigations are to be conduct: | ig fepresentative of ei by committees of the Board of Lest life of the metro- mate, comprising none bur Republican | po} and Fusion members, the expense 10|° pho ome out of contingent funds the atade Leader Frank L. Dowling of the } Lapin ane of Aldermen will oppore the ac NafAminae the resolution. He points to #¢ ne mente: of the charter, wh: “Dye ‘ehty depart: ratic produc Retimate Sooner to ne Bates, who created the par trol expenditures for such roine ae play ia i are one of tho largest furniture ai Thanks to our gaormous purchasing you the Best Credit System—One Low Price—Cash or Credit Sandwich Trays IH 1214 inches in diameter, porcelain tile} $7, 50 | (floral design), nickel rim atid handles n at 10.8) o'clock nt was exacting, he audience who h the methods of wii nance into shape, tive \ Stationery Department Brass and Leather Desk Pieces at Special Prices form, Was consple in the 4 | —- dience Brass Leather FILE $2,000,000 tha lbrette of a operm Based upon Inkwells.........1-.05¢ | Hasty Lines........ 75¢ Rasiatsizeiors of, Br tines throughout_the Scales. ...... ..85c¢ | Telephone Registers..75¢ } (Apecial to The WHITE PLAINS, N. bond for $2,000,000 has beer Westchester County by Howard 8 Avery, T and Helen F Avery as whh the wi late Mrs ines on th to report Reariy $7,000,000. Bridge Whist Cases. . BT $1.25 95¢ Stamp Boxe: ++4Oc Match’ Bex Holders. . 40c Rocker Blotters... .50¢ Davenport Sofa Bed, Early English, frames neatly carved upholstered in i for sto} leather, deeply tufted, indestructible rage of clothing, like cut, 19 75 ae ° E 1 Faamel, _, Brussel Carpats 3 Writing Cases Portfolios . . Guaranteed Solid German Silver °5 Toilet Set Positively All Day To-Morrow NO ONE WILL BE DISAPPOINTED. We shall introduce these new style JEWELERS’ SOLID GERMAN SILVER TOILET SETS (8 inch Comb 9 inch Brush and 10 inch Mirror), selling them at $5 per set. The above illustration is a photograph of them, but does not do them credit as they are very elaborate in design and made from the.same dies used in making | springs, large box value $35 Quinine”’ | Axminster UNS That Is | R ov vows Laxative ae wy Bromo S6x72 Totlet Goods About Half Usual Prices Extracts...25¢ PF 50c | Cologne...25¢ @ 50c Of Manhattan, was Burrogate Frank eral weeks azo each in a Holly box. sterling silver sets costing at least $25.00. Only jewelers of experience hoffe will to » Value 4.00 {can tell the difference. If any of them can be duplicated for less than i, Rese of 8 oo Quinine y 75c « Wicker Bottle Cologne.........35¢, 45¢ & $1.25 double our price we will refund the money, MAIL ORDERS FILLED | will, Used The Werld Over to | “4 Ny ‘i ‘To-morrow we will present free a case holding th let i Stee al OGure a Geld jn One Dawe | 2.98 Rage! | of 3. 15 Formerly 75c to $1.04 Military Brushes... .ssseeeeseeesreees per pelt $1.25 FRE set. For Recaentation purposes it makes a very handsome ) \ “Aviator” Opens To-Sight, Always remember the full name, Look for verre os < Ps ae =. and useful ristmas gift. Every one guaranteed. \ tie RO? e ly ep . d useful Chri ft. E d I Edward Begley, the member of the (hie signature om every box. ae, Diamonds, Watches + past of the “Aviator” who has been iN, ( and Jewelry has recovered. The first performance | will be given at the Astor Theatre to- aight. CHARLES A. KEEN 180 Broadway, WY, SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” WORK MONDAY WONDERS, ‘Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, N.W.COR. CUS corr | $