The evening world. Newspaper, August 1, 1911, Page 14

on -. MANY sensei b r i ; OFERS TO SEL HER FINGER T SAVE HER CHLD Rather See Girl Dead Than Kept Longer in New York, Says Mother. THE NING WORLD, TUEBDA AUGUST STOWAWAY TRIES CUBAN REBELS RISE SWIM TO LIBERTY {IN HAVANA SUBURB; AT QUARANTINE)START ON RAMPAGE No Freedom Here, He Walls, Led by Gen. Acevedo, Who When Boathook Pulls Denounces President Gomez Him Aboard. and Threatens Wide Revolt. Mother Who Accepts $2,000 Offer For Finger to Rear Girl in Country $8.98 100-Piece Dinner Set, 5.98 100-pIece Sega Sumit De SATISPACTION GUARANTEES OR MONEY PROMPTLY Ly ing of 12 a 12 soup, 12 tes pt 12 cups and sauc- utter’ fitter," d vcorcred dist, Yuet ain S covered “butler isha | pow WEST iat STREET If desired, goods bette f/ chased now will be held for September or Octo- ber delivery. Feat as Deputy Hentth Offoer Reiner] savANA, Aug. wae setting out from the Quarantine Pier to-day to tnapect the Birma of the Russian Adriatic line, in from Lébau, there arose a great commotion on the ateorage deck of the Birma. It was followed by a mighty epiash under her tern, The head of a swimmer wae seen forging through the water toward 1—An uprising Against the Government, apparentiy of & eerous character, occurred last night et Regia, a suburd of Havana, situated across the harbor, when Gen. Guillermo Acevodo, @ revolutionary veteran, with | @ amall body of men, armed end mounted, took the field. It ts reported thet the party was reinforced later by 200 men. Before weaving Regia Acevedo tesued © manifesto denouncing the administra. tion of President Gomes ee scandalous end corrupt and adjuring all patriotic Cubans to rise and overthrow it. He Geclared that he would give Gomes | Stteen days in whioh to resign, after | which, if the warning wea not obeyed, | ACCEPTS $2,000 OFFER. Mrs, Soyer Ready for Sacrifice to Rear Daughter Far From (City Life. ‘Wanted—By Ure. Reginald Wal- , Gert of Loe Angeles, Cal, a new "ight forefinger; length, 3 inches, G@istance from finger tip to palm) Velour Parlor Suites (ikeeut) at 19.75 $29.76 was the original rice ticket on this suite. Yiahogany polishedframes; the Staten Island Capt. Bradley of the revenue cutter Calumet, lying nearby, headed for the swimmer, sending his crew forward with life preservers and ropes. The Staten Island also made for him A shower of life preservers from the Geok | of ¢he Birma fell all about him. He scorned all ald) He simply kept on ewimming with @ powerful, rapid stroke, @roumference; distal joint, 11-16 faches tm circumference. ‘iberal payment, A few Aaya ago this advertisement Waa inserted in California papers by Dr. Fred B. West of Los Angeles, and coped fur and wide. Yesterday The Fvening World receive: the followlig m advertising for a wom- ane anger is reaiy «utnentic, i goy'd like to mmunieste with Dr. West. I am so desperately in need of money that I am ready to STaap at this possible Joke, in the dope that it may, after all, be true, and that I inay Mt ths bill of require mens. As nearly as 1 can judge from the list of dimensions given, the first digit of my right hand cor- responds to @ nicety with that re- quired py the ledy. It is @ good Metle finger and has served me weil. I email be sorry to part company ‘with ft. But I think the lady cou Net do better than accept it, for K te well shaped, healthy end hasn't @ Yasy bone. Very truly yours, MRS. M A. SOTER. ‘Thie ta an absolutely bona fide offer, Nye. Goyer, whose address is No. M5 Bronx Park avenue, is a pretty and in- telligemt woman. She bas dig gr: eyes, aut, fhuity heir and quainiy humorous mouth. WOULD MAKE SACRIFICE p HER, DAUGHTER. Ths ‘oe her own story of how she @ame to offer the supreme sacrifice for POR ter, end she has only her mother care for her. 1 would do any’ the world to bring her up with the ad- vantages I oconsiter essential; count Ht cheap to give up “If that woman in Los Angeles will pay me $2,000 she may have the finger as soon as she wants tt. I am as firmly dete-mined as ever I was in my life, Gren and able to afford country life liven away from the green fields and the life-giving breezes. “Ever alnce my daughter was a small oti I have been struggling to make @ foothold in thie great city. Before my marriage I was in comfortable cir- oumstanone and never realized to what extremities one might be forced through lack funds, Then when Ruth was emal! and I could not leave her I took Doarters. I have worked in a store, solicited for advertising and done other work—anything I could get. ALWAYS HAD TO THINK OF HER BABY. “Then I hed always to think of my Gaughter’s health, She i# not strong. Ghe has not had a proper outdoor life— bow could she in this human hive? “This epring the climax came Ruth ll with the measies, I had to gend her to one of the city hospitals. ‘There, through some tnoonceivable stu- bidity, she was put near e ecariet fever Ghe was removed in a day or | | m to hasten time when my lttle Geughter can rejoin me im our own country home =, ‘T'll be ali right once 1 I have a brand new idea. woman, I must and house bull heavier farm w ready named my plac Farm,’ and I shall turn out the most of carpenter's tools and wood, and my own forests will furnish me with plenty of the latt: “T have always had a knack for using tools and making children's toys. I made my lttle girl a foui it doll's ded for Christmas, one year, out of a foap Dox, and It had to be duplicated My toys are not dike those to be found e They ara unusually | r chiffoniers and all sorts of things. My head ts full of new ideas, But I can’t work here in the ality. I must get out into the open with my aby. So my finger is for eale.” pio iste ett NEW YORKER MISSING IN ROCKLAND COUNTY. Offictals Begin Search for Ernest Myers, Who Disappeared on Memorial Day. OMctals of Rockland County are Health OMcer Reiner. ‘He may have cholera.” | Bay to inest Max Schwartz, the Mayor of Little Hungary, shouted to the ewim- ewam on. manded Capt. Dillon. snatched with @ hook at the part of the swimmer's trousers where there wes moet slack and least danger of hurting him and drew him dripping and kicking like @ Japanese toy epider, over the aide. be able to pay id you stop me?" that Markoff had sowed away for four- wo ehild| teen days aboard her, evading dally ean wank |{nspestions which a: Russian ships cuted at home for politici ——_—»————. Evening World Readers With Hearts. recelp. of $% from Thomas Hicks for Mra. James McLough: for every child in the nelghborhoed.| whose pitiable circu in Inst Tuesday's pr for the Sick Babies’ t pulled alongnide of Ropes were thrc him he intended to apply the torch and de- acouracy that ¢ mroy property indiscriminately until the whole isiand was reduced to ashes. Setting forth from Regla the insur- gents skirted Havana, seemingly bound for Pinar del Rio, They haited at the suburb of Luyano, where they seized & citizen named Naranjo, A “Don't let him get ashor shouted “Wirelees a agent, Lanis Zeltner, the east aide who was going down the party then rode on. Early to-day strong detachments of rurales and | regulare were despatched in pursuit of ntry in which ¢ 9 thickly at the ru ‘ait! Come to the boat. We will screamed the fugitive, ami “Take him with @ boathook!" com- A deckhand ing je tl There are reports that ready taken place. captured, imprisonment. pardoned. His followers ari to include some of the desperados who attacked the rurales in their barracks in Guanabacao tn garrison, whioh was the the revolution which overthrew it Palma. — Robbed tn Charch Pew. ts Simon rt But there is none. Why An investigation on the Birma showed very strict on was perse- reasons, He said West One Hundred and Seventh street the Ascension on One Hundred and The Evening World acknowledges the| Seventh street near Amsterdam avenue, which contained $17. H poorly dressed woman, . Four dofara Mies Healy reported th nd hae also \ ft e West One Blanche Harr: ‘as also gone. Hundreath joetved from Miss JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street On Wednesday, August the 2nd. WOMEN’S SUIT DEP’TS. im Both Stores, acreing the | rst overt act ‘When Miss Sarah Healy of No, 300 returned to her pew in the Church of this morning, she missed her purse| neighbor, a| theft to the/| $15 Brass Beds \ILike Cut at Massive beds with heavy top rail and White Enamelled Beds Like Cut at 3698 Continuous posts with massive fillers, heavy corner 6 aR ( cM L. Matchless Values in Mattresses $4.00 Combination Mattresses Combination mattress, coveted in a hea ticking: $4.00 value at. Gee 7.98 7 a $9 Brass & Enamel ted Like Cut at 5.98 continuous posts; ex- rail; mas mattresses, covered in plain stripe ticking or fancy art ticking; $7.00 value. $12 Felt Mattresses, 5.95. Cotton felt mattresses, a $25 Brass Beds, Like Cut at Massive 2-inch con- 12.98 tinuous posta, 1-inch fillers, panel head and foot; bright or (q== om, ae AGH AL wy & = S: ni $9. Cds Sateen, fa. el ; stitahed edge: covered in best quality of A.C. A, ticking: $9.00 valueWe Large, Genuine Leather Couch, 14-% Resularly $26; covered in genuine horsehide leather; sanitary, open construction, 1 $4 International — sanitary fabric that sag, aas a row of helical springs at each end. Guar- anteed for 5 years. the Furniture Event. Rugs, Carpets & Linoleum ‘ frise fe Two Carloads of XXX Quality Inlaid Linoleum on Sale To-morrow at 60c We quote this price even in the face of tle upward trend of prices of raw materials to A Companion Sale to Sloane’s All-Wool Velvet Carpets Shown in meny rotey stair and hall Alex. Smith’s Heavy 9x12 Ft. Axminster Rugs Shown in the exact reproduction of the im- ported Persian rugs; also pretty floral and medallion patterns; suitable for library, parlor and sitting- room; size 9x2 feet; regu- e larly $22; special at.....++. Smith’s and Sanford’s Seamless Al!- patterns; Waren Bt ke this floor covering. Genuine XXX “Zust why doX need that amount | two, after the measies hed become| searching to-tay for @ome trece of cf Wool Brussels Rugs make ef money? Because I will not | completely Gedipens bar tt was too late Ernest Myers of Xow York, an em One-piece Dresses of Gingham, Lawn or Woven tn one piece of the best selected yarn; 4c quality. Colors extend through being up my child in « large city. | They sent bome me cur oor at et. nic Convem at Linen. 6.50 shown in 15 attractively pretty patterns to Heavy Wool to back; 2 yards wide; ric ; Tecate then ‘be joveed to ce Aeaetrat conan onsen ee cere ae Bata eecrias Day he received former price 8.00 to 2 (nee ob gulble Tatestty Parquet and granite patterns; Tiytay'teaget tow forks caught while ahe ‘was in the hospital. | months wasee. He was econ that even. eee Caemarrenelel anny Brussels Carpets | $1 and $1.25 grades at, square Cc | © temot that this otty te any worse | jigiine’ with Trlonde Bt. doula, wo tng in Orangeburg and spent his money Lingerie Dresses, elaborately trimmed worth $15.00; spe- a shown in pretty | yard... than any of the others,” Mr. /in a few weeks I hope to migrate, 1| freely, but hae not been seen since. i ‘ IAD ate reseqtarssen an i . A Boyer “added quickly, “They all |heve taken a grant of Government | He had been paying attention to « with Valenciennes and Cluny lace. Various 9x12 ft. Wool Filled Fibre Matting Rugs Pure XXY. Quality Cork Linoleum, 37) ge ome in the same category, and |iand, sores, in Minnesota, and I/pretty girl in the colony about South models. 10.00 An ideal Summer floor covering; A price radically below regular, with no limita- pee snmet heppre dovedf gcco sim ee A 5 | plas ae, 30t ee O7 | Moun ia att mee ee former woven in neat combination of colors; tions as to quantity; no remnants; no sec- ae air te bad, the strocte are bed, |myeelt, 1 expect to hare « plot cleared | several times since he vanished the the- SiS E23 extra heavy and perfectly reversible; 6 49 onds; but only for hls sale to- gay! oa seveeintions ase wateairaMls, | 0705 cals bara some toore Tose ai| "A vay oft mes wer heen ob Handsome Lingerie Dresses....... . .18.50 Ga ae ibe a ° - morrow at, Square YAd..ecsseesees . 3h:¢ eee ee eae tal mea [once I have hoarded my savings for| mountains near Orangeburg on July 13, | PREPAID MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED former price 27.50 The remaining stock of Linen Suits, Lingerie, Linen and Marquisette Dresses, considerably below usual prices. but when the finder returned with the authorities the body had disappeared. Myers has « ister, address unknown, and ty @o long, yet still I haven't enough. is most deplorable, “That is why I wonld ais Gledly "Z don't see why anybody with chil ell the finger of my right hand, 7o-Morrow Only—79c tor Women’s and Misses’ $2 & $3 Summer Dresses Pretty lawns in the deep bordered effects on skirt and bodi ¢ trimmed yoke and Belding Hall Refrigerators BELDING fee a The Technola Educates Your Children With this wonderful instrument your children can be taking lessons and learning to play it by hand, while at the same time, TRUNK DEP’TS. Trunks of the best manufacture in vari- ous modcls and sizes, 7.25 to 15.50 former price 8.75 to 19.50 In Both Stores, both they and you can play it without lessons, by using its Light weight Cane Dress Suit Cases, TEE I ree ee ers at i ion.’ iping; also sailor collar, button front model; self-playing action,’ inside pocket. Sizes 24 and 26 inches. ull width panel Just think what this means—two instruments in one! A fine 3.25 to 4.50 ¥3 ein skirts; all ae piano, and a fine piano-player, both combined, at the price which former price 4.00 to 5.50 eS, or course; is ' many charge for a good piano alone! Cowhide Dress Suit Cases, double steel d we" 69c id year frames. Fitted with shirt pockets. Sizes 24 and 26 inches. 4.00 and 4.50 former prices 5.00 and 5.50 JAMES McGREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street You need not know a single note, yet with the self-playing action of the Technola Piano you can play the world’s greatest music and put into it your own expression and feeling—you can play better than any pianist you ever new—you can play at once even though you never touched a piano before. misses; no mail The Technola Piano will educate your children to know and love good music. It will inspire them to learn to play it by hand as well as they can play it with the self-playing action. ; Come in and hear it—play it yourself. It is a wonderful instru- ment-—and you can own one by paying a small sum down and the balance a little at a time. If you have a piano now, you can ex- change it for a Technola Piano. AEOLIAN HALL, 362 Fifth Avenue THE AEOLIAN CO. #£oLuN 1 Newer The Largest Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World If it fe more convenient for you, come and hear the Technola Plano at our EAST SIDE WAREROOMS, 225 East 36th Street, bet. 2nd and 3rd Avenues. JAMES McGREERY & CO. TRIMMED HATS. The Sunday World’s| |: “Want” Directory. On Wednesday, August the and. Makes more offers of positions than any other two mediums in thz universe. Exhibition of Mourming Millinery for early Fall wear. Imported: and Domestic models, 23rd Street S4th Streot