The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1910, Page 8

| _WFEAND BROTHER MAN IN AMBUSH SHOOTS DOWN HIS corted to @ shop and had been assailed by the strikers. Oharies Werneck, one of the police mon injured, may die, A striker, Mark | TAngewisz, shot through the lungs by! one of the police guards of the non- union workers, is reported dying at St. KILLED IN RIOT able to return to the police station for ‘ duty. Three other policemen were #0 . badly beaten they head to be given medi- ¥ ', ti jon. Wounds Pair Who Deceived|Chicago Garment Worker | “tne atray was reported to Inepector | Healy by the Injured policemen as an Shot Dead, Another Fatally | unprovoked assault, The guards said | | they were standing on the corner when | Wounded and Officer Dying. Him and Then Attempts h to End His Life. —_—_—-_ ten or eleven strikers approached and aaked them what they wore doing. The | police revealed their 1antity, whereupon, thy assert, the atrikers began the at- tack, aided by others who rushed to the! " scene immediately. Follce reserves #ta- 18 striking garment workers and police to-| tioned at the garment factory rescued ™) day one workman was shot dead, an-! their comrades, | other fatally wounded and several com Only one arrest has been made. Seret, wife, thirty. @ year © WAS separated, and ward, thirty-one years old, early to-day ate et Nagel, one of the rescuing force, canght | 4nd shot them down, The wounded pair m doth aides seriously injured. | 14 held Stanislaus Bricke wna he was Are in Cooper Hospital, where it ts sald fon tatlors employed by B. Kup-| identified by the inmired policemen as they cannot wa isin jail, > mer & Company were being en- one of thelr assailants, minus bis ' Off in an att mpt a’ rol fesses himself disappol I bullets were not imme ty fatal. | The trouble in the A family | dates back nearly a year. rd An: | drews was boarding w elder brother and his wite. Charles raw evi- | dences of undue friendship between hist wife and his brother and drove them from his home. Edward established a eae ay home in another part of the city and Charles says his wife spent much of her | time there. Charles attempted to kil! himself last Summer. His injuries laid him up for | Months and during his enforc | fess he brooded over his tr | determination to kill his wife apportunity did ‘The elder br doorway near hi watched for Tells How to Make 178 Kinds of Cake that Edward and the Cak: f e them and. beraa to whoot es 0 Inds ror all peo Mrs. Andrews was ot twles Wound being in the abdomen, FE Andrews was shot In fhe side, Tw Jets went wild. After the shooting Charles Andrews | went to a saloon in t are best made with Roy: SPECIALLY FINE | & drink and told the t nde FOR LAYER CAKE | @elng tv kili himself, While the bar- | | téfder was telephoning for a policeman | Andrews disappeared An hour later he gave himself up At Police Headquarters with his left thumb shot off. He said he had tried | to fire a bullet into his heart, but | | was 0 nervous he found {t necessary | | to hold the pistol with both hands | | And an accidental discharge had carried | sway his thumb. | This mishap made) ulcide. him change bis mind about —_———— Sew Spanish Consul at New York. | /MADRID, Dec, 15.—P. ‘Diaz Cossto, } Spanish Consul-General at Constanti- nope, has been appointed Consul-Gen- eral at New York. Roman Monuments Two Thousand Years Ago still endure unimpaired, stripped of their facings of stone and tile by the ravages of time. The concrete remains. And the cement used in their construction was vastly inferior to the product of today. Age strengthens rather than weakens this wonderful material, At the Cement Show you can learn more about fireproof building in a day than you y could pick up by yourself in a lifetime, The many new forma of iy cement construction exhibited will surprise you. Their varied ‘4 beauty will delight you, SOUSA AND HIS BAND will render a concert every afternoon and evening du: the ring show. This is the last chance a New York Public will have to hear this famous organization before it sails for London one tour of the world, At Madison Square Garden December 14th to 20:h--Sunday excepted. fHE EVENING WORLD, U 2174-3 © AVE ver 1B all9 OPEN EVERY EVENING @ SUNDAY WORLD “WANTS” THURSDAY, Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 Special Sales For Friday and Saturday. Jewelry Department Beaded Bags Black and Steel and Black and Gold. Value $5.00 and 86.00 la.25 Imported Jewel Boxes Velvet lined, assorted shapes and sizes, porcelain min- fature paintings, $1.25 & 1..95—Values $2.00 to $8.50 Silks—Dress Goods—Wash Goods Exceptional Values 1,800 yards ) | Black Paiilet de Soie, Satin de Luxe and Black Taffeta Sitks $1.50 and 1.75 f4cinch All-Wool Dress Goods jasket Weaves, Mixed Suitings, wide wale 88¢ yard Special at 78C Diagonals and Tricot Suitings............. Mf 30-inch Japanese Nainsook 2.2 10 yard lengths, neatly boxed for holiday hd 5 GRE. sc ccceseccevcccsecvcsees Value 83.00 each Flannel Weaistings in Boxes 75¢ to 3.00 per Pattern Fancy Linens for Gifts Hand Embroidered Huck Towels Regular. prices, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50....... 4 75¢ 7 each Irish Linen Hand Embroidered | 7, 75 Pillow Cases, Value $2.50 anon af Real Madeira Hand Embroidered 5:95 Tea Napkins, Regularly $7.50........ doe Centre Pieces, each 75c and $1.38 Reduced from $1.50 and $2.75. Tea Cloths, each $1.50 and 2.25 Reduced from $3.00 and 85.50, Scarfs, each $1.88 and 2.25 Reduced from #3.75 and $4.50, Italian Slumber Robes Splendid Assortment of Colors at $1.00, $2.25, $3.25, and 85.25 Third Floor—Blanket Dept. Special Sale of Lace Curtains For Friday and Saturday, 200 pairs ‘ a French Renaissance Curtains 300 pairs. 5: 00 Swiss Irish Point Curtains per pair Originally $6.75 to $8.50 per pair. Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St. $g00 ™ sTS w_Y. UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK WORK MONDAY WONDERS. DECEMBER 16, 1910. Black Furs Lead Fashions This Season! And the Supply Has Hardly Kept Pace With the Demand! In Spite of This We Have Assembled Enormous Collections of Black Furs Of Dependable Quality at Moderate Prices Besides---Tomorrow We Will Present Specia} Col- lection of Black Fox Furs at Prices that Are Absurdly Small---$15 to $26.50 Will Purchase Either Scarfs or Muffs Months ago when our representative was in Europe collecting fine furs for this season all the leading furriers of Europe predicted an unusual vogue of black furs. This was seconded by the great fashion designers of Paris. When our expert was in Europe last Summer he left nothing undone to get the best models. When he returned he set American furriers busy copying po and the result is that people who wish the finest black furs come to Wana- maker's. Every day we add new collections of black furs, so that our assemblage is always complete-—with the Choicest black lynx, Finest black fox—all from the Yukon country and the far Northwest. Black wolf—-some so choice that it looks like black lynx. We have none of the flat, dull sorts. . Black cat lynx, which is very good-looking, durable and quite inexpensive. Black raccoon-——a very special collection of unusually fluffy rich furs. Prices are too many to quote, but in every instance extremely moderate. Extraordinary Collection of 280 Sets of Fine Black Fox for Tomorrow Every scarf and every muff is choice fox. Excellently dyed and every piece of fur is beautiful and fluffy. This is rather an unexpected event, but one of the leading furriers of New York—the man who is renowned for his high standard of choice black fox furs —closed out to us a surplus collection. We were very glad to get these furs, because they will make such beautiful Christmas gifts. Either scarfs or muffs at $15, $16.50 and $23. These may be selected in beautiful matched sets, or we will be pleased tosell either scarfs or muffs separately. Fur Salons, Second floor, Old Building. The Finely Bound and_Rare Book Alcove Just Off the Extensive Book Section, on the Main floor, Along the 10th street Side of the Store is a corner rather exclusive and most inviting to people of leisure who care for beau- tiful bindings, old books, first editions and rare editions. Many people have an impres- sion that fine books are an extravagance, but in many instances they cost very little more than the commoner bindings. Thus far, this little quiet: corner has been the resort of a few people that have stumbled into it, who have found it to be a bonanza. To their surprise they have learned of our system of visiting the old book shops of England and Scotland, and gathering in odd and rare books, which we have had the satisfaction of selling at moderate prices because of our otherwise large all-the-year-round book business. Many book lovers come once a week and frequently find, from the incoming ships, something of interest among books odd, rare and first editions, some exquisitely bound, and some plainly bound, and some finely illustrated. The man who wants to collect a real library, browses around a great deal picking up single volumes, little sets of two and three volumes, and rare editions of large sets of the old and favorite standard authors, : To many, the little out of the way fine book corner is a welcome surprise and a revelation. Sometimes we find that the same editions have gone into the auction rooms, and follow up the sale to find that a knowing collector has received many times our prices by selling them at auction. We are not jealous of the profit that some one else gets, because our method is to make fair and moderate prices and get back again to Dublin, London, Liverpool, Birmingham and wherever there are col- lectors, to lay in a fresh stock and strip them of their old bindings and turn them over to the master craft of English binders, who are artists in their profession. It will interest those who read this advertisement to see the many copies of books we have that are illustrated by Cruikshank, Phiz, Leech, Birket Foster and many other illustrators of the Georgian and early Victorian eras. ‘ Ainsworth, Harrison. Novels. Comprising Windsor Kit-Kat Club. Memoirs of the celebrated persons com. Castle; Old St. Paul's; Jack Sheppard; Rookwood; | posing the Kit-Kat Club, With an account of ite . Miser’s Daughter; Guy Fawkes; Tower of London; H 48 portraits from original paintings by G. Kneller. . Mervyn Clitheroe; Crichton; Boscobel; Star Cham-| 8vo. London, Hurst, 1821. Large paper § ber; Ovingdean Grange; Lancashire Witches; Flitch| Bound by Zaehnsdorf in three-quarters levant morogco; of Bacon; Auriol; The Spendthrift. 16 vols. 8vo.| gilt top, uncut. $25.00. London, George Routledge & Sons, N. D. LIBRARY|Lemon, Mark. Legends of Number Nip. ‘all EDITION, With all the original illustrations on stee!| crown 8vo. London, Macmillan & Co., 1864, Mus. and wood by G. Cruikshank, Phiz, Delamotte, etc.| trated by Charles Keane. Bound by Zachnsdorf in half Bound in half green levant morocco, marbled edges.| calfextra, gilttop. $3.50, $40.00. Lingard, John, D.D. History of England From the Jane. Life and Novels. With illustrations| “First | mm by 1 pr mets ee ae coal ita to 4 rst Invasion by the Romans to the Acession of vols. William and Mary in 1688. J. M. Dent, 1907. Bound by Riviere in haif calf, gilt! 10 portraits newly etched by Damme “10-vels, J. C. Nimmo, 1883. Bound in half calf, gilt; marbled edges. $32.50. The original issue of this handsomely printed Large Type Library Edition, of which only a very limited number were issued, Pater, Walter. The Works. Consisting of: Marius the Epicurian, 2 vols. Greek Studies, 1 vol. The Renaissance, 1 vol. Plato and Platoism, 1 vol. Appreciations, 1 vol. Imaginary portraits, 1 vol. Gaston DeLatour, 1 vol. Essays from the Guardian, 1 vol, Miscellaneous Studies, 1 vol. 10 vols. Crown 8vo, London, Macmillan & Co, v. d, Boynd by Morrell in half calf, gilt tops. $45.00. Prescott, W. H. Historical Works. Edited with the author's latest corrections, By John Foster Kirk. The set comprises: History of the Reign of Ferdinand and Isabella, 2 vols. Conquest of Mexico, 2 vols. Con- guest of Peru, 2 vols, Charles V, 2 vols. Philip the second, 3 vols, Miscellanies, 1 vol. In all 12 vols. Demy 8vo. George Routledge & Son, N.D. Bound by Morrell in half golden brown calf, gilt tops. $45.00, Mitford, John. Adventures of Jobnay Newcome in the Navy. A poem. Illustrated with 20 full-page colored etchings in the style of T. W. Rowlandson: b: Williams. First Edition. 8vo. London, Sherwood, Neely & Jones, 1819. Bound by Riviere in half blue morocco extra, gilt top. $28.00, - Real Life in London; or, The Ram Adventures of Bob Tallyho, Esq., and His Con the Hon. Tom Dashall, Through the Metropolis. With full-page colored etchings by Alken, Heath & Row- landson, Large Foge. 2 vols. Roy. 8vo. London, Jones & Co., 1830, Full polished calf, gilt tops. $50.00. Surtels, R. S, Sporting Novels. 6 vols, 8vo. Lon. don, Bradbury, Agnew & Co, Bound in half calf, gilt tops. $52.00. tops, $15.00. Burke, Right Hon. Edmund. Works, 16 vols. 8vo. London, C. & J. Rivington, 1826, Full mottled calf, yellow edges. $48.00. Byron, Lord. Complete Works. enlarged edition, with illustrations. f Hartley Coleridge, M.A. 13.vols. Square 4to. Printed on hand-made paper and limited to 250 sets. (This is No, 246.) London, John Murray, 1898. Bound in half morocco, gilt tops, untrimmed edges. $98.00. Cruikshank’s Comic Almanacs. 1835-1853. 0 An Ephemeris in Jest and Earnest. By Thackeray, Albert Smith, Gilbert A’Beckett, the Brothers Mayhew; with many hundred illustrations, by George Cruikshank and other artists. 2 vols. Crown 8vo, London, Hotten, N.D. Bound in half calf, gilt tops. $9.00, D'Arblay, Madame. Fanny Burney’s Diary and Letters. Edited by her niece. With portrait. 7 vols. 8vo, London, Henry Colburn, 1842-6. Bound by Zaehnsdorf in half levant morocco extra, gilt tops uncut. Original and Best Edition. $35.00. Gilbrt, W. S. Bab Ballads. Post vo. London, Macmillan & Co. 1908. Bound by Morell in half crushed and polished levant, gilt tops. $6.50. Ingoldsby Legends; Or, The Mirth and Marvels of homas Ingoldsby. By R. H. Barham. With full ge etchings by George Cruikshank, John Leech and Burs. The Three Series. 3 vols. Cr. 8vo. London, Richard Bentley & Son, 1842-48, Bound by Riviere in half levant morocco extra, gilt tops, $22.00. idgeworth, Maria. Tales and Novels. Best Edition ith the fronts and yignettes on steel after Harvey, etc 18 vole. 12mo. London, Baldwin and Cradock, 1832. Polished hand-stained calf extra, uncut, top edges gilt. $40.00, New, revised and Edited by Ernest ight Edition, With JOHN WANAMAKER Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co., Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street. ee ner rc A EEE EN,