The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 12

a te ee ae dot of culpable negiigence at Rf bo anna ho ‘arin he Sean tone tae ifection of Coroner Riordan after it] seventh Btrest, a had been established by testimony that the train which crashed into another standing at the station had been operated all the way uptown A, the motorman in {he fourth car the <onductor on the rear plat- ‘orm of the first var instead of on the front platform. Two persons were pod im the collision and fifty were ee TOSI FIKONG == ON“L” WRECKPUT | UPTOGRAND 1UR Riordan Accuses clas dling and Directors Guilty of Negti- gence in Fatal Crash. of Company ‘ompanien C, L and 12% the dane) third rite cones stor sight. fe the Serereeré ‘re | ia W. stotesbury ‘houorary piace in Teview a dinner was tl dtcan' del and then a phvatoal asi, mesa hall. FREE = ea) BAD COLD, AEADACHY OR BILIQUS2 SE my Mg REGULATE YOUR BOWELS! 10 CENTS |x: CQ GRAND Rapins| FURNITURE. under command of mar Samuel K. tact | Thomas of given in mal the Airectors of the Interbor- ough and Frank Hedley, Vice Presi- dent and General Manager, are un- der bond, Since the Coroaers Jury verdict was handed in Coroner Rior-| Break « bad cold? Yes! Surest way |Cascarete and aoe wonder in the OPENS AN ACCOUNT Gan has been the subject of violent|in the world is to take two morning what ime of your misery- CREDIT TERMS attacks from the Interborough people, aveeateni te ae will ~] ay ; ie he eld br . ty Dewn 6 fe Dewn ne bel ‘antes up up Scere hod with the Governor. and the ithe prelude ide and ioented from “Trie- und Isolde.” Next in interest Je from “Tannhay- Cascarete | m: Gi] making “Go! seo ag imerung.” as the , and charges against him have been | Mer | Te rye | day, * District Attorney Perkins com- «| pleted . to-day, for submission to! the Grand Ji :y Bext Monday or Tues- the finding of the Coroners «| Jury fixing the responsibility for the Jaree | sievated railroad wreck at One Hun- dred and Sixteenth Street and Eighth “This case,” eaid the District At- torney to-day, “will be treated like any ofdinary homicide case. If the Grand Jurors believe from the evi- dence that a crime has been com- mitted by the Interborough directors indictments, of course, will follow.” ——_——— r} liver fleaueing with Mothers should cure chRasea'e' thle eap—ee harme-vee Gangurees rao CANBY CATHARTIC FISHER BROS j, | Av@nve on Dec. 9 upon the directors and general manager of the Inter- nder- pchtay: been oergdhce snag of ‘The Coroner's Jury rendered }COLUMBUS AVE BET 103 &100 Ty GOVERNOR SEES SEVENTH. Gov. Whitman and membere of his ore eter stat reviewed oe cere = , | | Wortd Wants Work Wonders Nae AiGN aie BROADWAY AND THIRTY.THIRD STI STREET Faas a Vai Va aS Va aN Pie ang imbel Subway Store| cists ietuded i tiie se 4 Clothing Included in This Sale Saturday’ 8 Feature of the ““Manufacturer’s Outlet Sale’’ vaya lM The Sale of an Entire Stock of Suits & Overcoats Women’ sand Misses’.Winter Coats "Le From G. Rodbell, 158-164 W. 27th St., N. Y. ied for nary Purchase In- Our Fourth Floor , At our special prices these are certainly very ote unusual values, and those who want to pay a little price. for a good and stylish coat will be here if } Ps a eid # E i ifs 3. see ia 3 i i i aff ; 3 t i if tL 5 3 z; 5 HT ie 3h an | z 3 St? gibeis Veas ¢ e Sul Sensation. “Fy cue heat for the man who wan apg extra good in: The Suits Are in the Very Newest Models, $12.75 In the Ut rTatiy Ht z E é BEE & i 3 i 1 a i 6 teh iL i g R Rodbell Plush as aan Empire style, fur collar, on co eens cralsetee teas ies Bi i aes Cos ‘81. 50 ‘Also These Leading fipocials: Women’s and Misses’ $1.95 Raincoats, $1. $8: Pom eek s and Misses’ $3.95 Raincoate, Children’s Rain Capes, regularly $1.50, at 1 * Women’s and Misses’ $12. 75 Suits, 14 to ” "Girla’ 75c Dresses, sizes 6 to 7} years, 45c. ae $2 and $3 Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 years, roti $2.50 to $3 Dresses, sizes 6 to 14 nat” $3.50 to $5 Coats, sizes 6 to 14 years, Moire $6.50 Coats, all gives, $3.50. Girls’ $9.75 Coats, $4.75. Gtmbel Subway Store, Balcony WOK SAAN SS z i i £ | RSsssy NS The Overcosts Are in the Styles Men Most Demand, $12.75 els; also three-quarter servative Ulster, Nippon and Ches- terfleld models; ‘all wool fabrics and either silk, ik, satin or serge, full or quarter lined Gimbel Subway Store, Baloeny i ts Ga Thee Boys’ $5 & $6.60 All Wool Norfolk Suits +t$3.50 With 2 Pairs of Lined Knicker bock. tan and gray; knickerbockers full Fy i See seams, Sizes 7 to 16 Men’s and ° OSe 8 afeded to $1.50 ¢ Gloves, | Obe In capeskin, suede, lambskin and chamois leathers. The ‘women’s gloves are principally in white. Some are slightly soiled, but perfect. The men’s gloves are in oe : Men’s Hegliges Shirts, “La France” $4 & $5 = Shoes in New 1915 perme Models, $2. 20 | tans and grays. $1 and $2 Models, at Women’s $3.50 to $4 Gaiter Boots in Prevailing Models, + BZ:20: | Sere errr ees aeeey correct mad xcellent sty! newest Women’s Lace Boot Spats, toBe Worn With ‘La France” Shoes, 95c Included are plain negligee th attach with |. 4: Wlete: ‘These Lace Boot Spate were first brought to i See Sobor ey Story, Belper public attention by the Gimbel publ tint bay Blore and tre on 8,000 Pairs Men’s Cotton Half The "LA France" Shoes came straight to us from the Hose, 10c factory of Williams & Clark Co., and were made for the exer York trade. Ideal for present wear with Spats, Wonderful values. The “seconds” of 25c and 85c qualities, : ‘ Black and colored lisle. Gimbel Subway Store, Baleony ine so wath Ht hc hy sian ag i Another Apron Sale cave, Just like the one that created sucka face 8 eae Sar sii moet ot tee 10c Be ae el 1 Be a for $1 to $2 gold filled, fo engraved Brace-| | Apronsofevery descrip- lets, with athe tag Hons vabae Ste | 88c 6Bc $1 to $2 German|made Ripe ioe Aaroay Silver ee Cases, in fey four designs; floral H "Boys" $6.60 O'coats, e Made of all-wool tweeds and aluaiye Flr gt fi _/de 5 Jewelry Specials } s $2 & $3 New a Bt “Sam-8] | | oe Let Caan ie 5 vo- chase of all “samples” from one of the largest malggs of fine hats. Derby Hats, fine quality, in smart up-to-the-minute shapes, self- conforming brims and feather weight; all the new blocks are included. Bott Mats galore; all colors, styles and shapes that will be worn for Spring; not a bat made to sell for lene than $2, with » large amort- Beal Brown. made with Goodyear welted soles on & nest, slender toe Ge las anes bane re ecenplets in overs etote 84107. BAUMANN, (a =i ae.