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a ntHr JfW71 PY 7 H 17 t1rt APRIL 30 1908
Tb THE EVENING WORLD THURSDAY I
I AMRI BUHl I
T VERY ILL GOES
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jf Sinking Spell Follows Opera
Fvr tion for Intestinal Trouble
t Friends Alarmed
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j ATTACK AFTER DINNER I
L Surgeons Were Preparing for
t Second Operation When
f Actress Rallied
is
> Amelia nlnffhnm the attune who has
1 been critically 111 at her Imino No 40
J East Thirtyfirst street since Sunday
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I test with a nattacl of peritonitis com
J pllcatrd with nn ncutf Intestlnnl ob i
Btructlon rallltxl and shown suili m
s
m rlcable Improvument this afternoon
that the three rnnsultlns physlilanS In
1 attendance Joclilcrt to postpone a sec
ond operation whkh they had deemed
t necessary earlier M the day In order
to save the patients life
Lloyd ningham er nusband to an I
Evening World reporter said
My wifes condition Is critical Pr
i Ollday was at her bedside all last night i
She rested but very little and 1 greatly i
f fear her life Is ebbing away
three
for
HOI slept
Mr Bingham hail
nights lIe showed the elTixits of the
train of nervous anxiety
She closed her ronu lour In A Modern
New
and returneU to
ern lady Godlva
York two weeks ego and expected a
month
new engagement next
Mr Blngham and she had dinner
with a party of friends Mt the Hole
Plata on Sunday night She appar
ently was In the btst of health
then but on her return home was taken
vlJlently 111 and Dr Walter C Gilday
was called Mrs Iilnhanis condition
teoame so serious that Dr Olltlnv
called In Drs James A Bodlne and W
Qlll Wylle as consulting physicians
Mrs ulngham was thought to be suf
fering from appendicitis at first but
bar symptoms quickly developed more
seriousness She was fatigued from the
lone theatrical season and she became
rapidly worse
When a preliminary operation was
performed on Tuesday night It seemed
relief Yesterday site I
to bring some
for the worse however and
t < ok a turn
for a time hope for her recovery was i
abandoned She ril d iiu Vmt L
the afternoon and her physician were
inupurtnx for a anyI mure > < Ii a
eratlon today when a change for the
better showed In her condition
Mrs BinKham Is thirtynine years old
and one cf the most prominent actr < s + s
In America She was one of the found
i I era of the Professional Women
JXaU2 and Is a member of the Amer i
lean Playccfrs Club She tits been ac
tive concerning the advancement o
women In the drama
After serving her ipprnntlcehlj > in
r1oiJrl11 she nej seted Jesslo Mil
aural ns Irnclluc woman In the Empire
heal re and In ISO heenine lur wn
ianiorr nnl undo a sue rff hi IlydJ
Itchs pnv The limbers lift
not on piliil s priint rns Fines
Iirr Inve h n1 A M UTM Micdacti
nj Thp Tr sky Mr < tr > nn na
ANOTHER SPELL OF WINTER
IN THE WESTERN STATES
CIIIiAiiH April Trmppratiir M
Approuhli fims Ire vabed todiv
over nr rlr the rntitr country Irnm i n
I AllisinilP in the Uuckley frosts oe
rurrel as rat ninth 01 Southern Tex is
In many plais heavy wet snow fell
notably throughout Diln and Ken
tiiiky Tie heavy wet snow Hint fell
throughout Ohio last nljrht and today
ruined thnusando of urn > mental livers
Tlio snow was till fulllns till ait r
nooi Many fruit trees were also lain
asei
Jvn Incluj ot snow full throb sou
Kentucky but Irult lias not UMR curt
TrilJlc was in terre u tI wiih to route ex
it n In n no IIMV 01 Komiivy the
now was the haovleit of the year
The morrtirv wn down 10 PtVy
jecn degrees List night In some parts
of Iowa Fruit growers dlttT as to the
exetnt of damage done A kllltiiR frost
Is reported throiihKuul Westetn Wis
consin and Southern Minnesota Thou
sands of acre of garden truck hun
dreds of lower beds mid cUher gratin
products were ruined For UK miles
west from the Missouri lines In Kansas
theiv was a sIlKMt lieeze and u Hunt
tnwt last night Damage to fruit la
feared
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KENTUCKY RACES OFF
BECAUSE OF SNOWFALL
LEXINGTON Kv April lierause
n heavy snow wuoli fell early today
miide the tra k unit for use todays
riies iir we uYrlirtM off It has not
vet been deeded another n double t > ro
trrmnme will be run on Friday or Sat
urday or whether an extra day of rac
ing be evn on Monday
ROCHESTER GETS SOME SNOW
HOCHKSTKU April 30Snow fell In
Rochester and vicinity for a time to
day later turning to rain
IX IIOI1KMIA
The lilt u f The MITIJ lto Round non
plujlliK nt the < > h ldnuril Mude Hull
Is rntltlrd In lloliemla With Vim It
will be R I rut with next Hundn N Vnrlil
ward and mule Ittniplrtr Till niiiole U
ity hi KduimU nlllhur of School I > u
Cud comptnipr of the mule of The Mrrrv
liilloiinil VonU l > y Inul Rert
fRANK GOULD HERE I
I DOESNT VISIT WIFE
Voting iilionaiie Goes to
Plizn Intel Instead
of Mansion
rams Oonld l hIt In xea VnrV
lure the reoonctllnllnn Vxtwepn Mr
n1I1c1 and hl wife wiiieii fns pro
Is slaw In ma
dlrted 0 sew davs ago I
terlnllrlnir I
instead of e4tic 10 hN Fifth arenn
home lat nleht upon his nrrlvnl frorp
Hot KprlnzH Ca mid Joninz his wife
nnd rhlldren Mr Gould rut to the
riaza Hotel
He spent the night there snit 1 r v
order that no one was to he permitted
to see him Whether hp left I l ie lintel I
during the mooing could not bo
leitrned Cards tent to his room wen
h
leturned with the diclaratlon that
was nut In
home were
Gould s
Culirs at Mrs
old hilt she wa out
TO PRISON FOR 16 YEARS
TlmlM tin SimrmM 1nNed Upon
I he Ktiliuiiiprr of n llor
forty
Giorse 11 llayi a decorator
years old who cave his address as No
t Ilall street Stamford Conn pleaded
guilty to kidnapping before Judge
traln In General Se < Ina today He
was sentenced to sixteen years at Sing
SI 11
Iast October Hoy whle passing
through the Hronx made the acinialni
ante of Toininv Larkin the thlrte
y sirolil son of Mliihnel Iarkln of No
Ml Last One Hundred and Six lxth
Street He carried the toy back home
with him and kepi lim there flv
nn nths until the fither with the aid
of the Childrens Society located the
Ftoloii bov
I Ilovt attempted no defense
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EDITOR L S BICKFORD DEAD
CHHAGU April SO1 s Hlckford
d1 CoI tlnrt > seVKii years axsoolate edi
tor of the Chlraso InterOcean and
Mrmrrly nianaKlnq editor of the IXM
ver Times died today at the Presby
teries Ilryial fullowlijK an operation
for nptelIJiha
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20 West 23d Street
Opposite Fifth Avenue Hotel
SPECIAL SALE
Friday and Saturday
500 Trimmei Hats
I Our entire stock of tailored and reml dress trimmed Hats
I SPECIAL 650 Form Price
= 1000 1200
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REGALS v
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1 f Three factorsaccurate style accurate fit and standard
i qualitycomprise the ideal in footwear and Regals typify
1 that ideal
214 new Regal models await your selec
tion in every one of the 360 Regal Stores I
11 and Agencies Oxfords in all the correct 7I
leathersPatent Black King Calf and
t3ign f Regal Brown 1
ir The growth of the Regal
Dhft
bu I during sixteen years of high
5 estgrade shoemaking is the supreme 1
i proof of the famous Regal quality
that has given absolute satisfaction I 7
to millions of wearers through
out America and in twenty foreign J f
F l One of the
i countries
f 211 correct new
And Regal quartersizes
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Rrral styles for
comfort and perfect
guarantee pe1
thlsseason made
fit at every point I in all leathers
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I New Spring and Summer
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Mail Orders Promptly
t 4 I Style Book sent postpaid on
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Filled
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f GREATER NEW YORK MENS STORES GREATER NEW YORK WOMENS STORES
New York City Brooklyn New York City Rrooklyn
101 Satsau St cur Ann St mfr Kniti SIS Montague 75 lirfttduAy cur lot t St Its riiih Ave Let loth and
joj Broadway cor IhmiSt Si iCily IiIuric k 1310 Ktoadway app Herald nth St5
Pa Hrtudwjy tut Spingt pi IlraIa near Marcy Av Ildl 11 lldway near Marry Av
7tt lrnad av cur iclh M acu ft 1Id Villi 11 111111 r lit Sixih Ave S F ret an t icai Urojrlw tat Ijitmars
tin UnudMay loci acth and Ind 11uthbv Uc iMiW uslhSlcor 7th Av St 1d Williiithby Ae
6 Filth Ave Ut iiUi and
yath Sts Vt < I
N J i7S bdway near Oatcc Av
Jersey City
IHI llroday opp Herald nth Sri
i JI ldf J7S Hday near Gales Av 6 Newark Ave Newark N J
qar Kichth Ve bet isth Newark N J Paterson N J 41 nwd St upi Central
w and 6th Sit f41 llrad IJ orp Central lira St Ki ot x1
lu K Mlh Si cor id Are k k 11 1 J UfJJJ
uS > itll Ave S f nr rut Jersey City N J
g StanlM Uol Jin Si 66N a ark Avr
it W illth it cn 71 dr stiT on N h I
ij47y Broadway t wwrard usgJ biau SL ITOECo MAKKED WITH A STAR ARE OPEN E7IHINOEI
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STABBED 30 MS
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WITH SHARP SHEARS
flacked
Strike Leader Attacked Man
i Who Refused to Go Out I
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The fifteen men and eight girls who
worked In It lessors little hat factory
at No 39 Great Jonas street doelded a i
week ago to strike for higher wages
Only one of their number stayed Le 1
hind wren the others walked out This
I was Harry Goldstein of No 10 Moiiim
i street
I Yesterday the strikers cit nt him anti
he promised so they rev that IIn wuid
not rome to work until lesser surren I
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cicrexl ito this mrrnlni found him
back at his bench In the deserted work
room
I Presently Abe Salzman leader of the
strikers appeared at the darr Ulh
j him wore several of the others SaU
man walkiJ up to Goldstein and grabbed
him by the collar
Why dont voti keep your word I
shouted Snlznun Yen take the bread
ut of our imiithH
Ooldstnln arcordlliB to the wltne str
Jerk < d free and hit Salzman Salznvin
era lned ui a t > ilr of shears and be nn
in strub nt UnMptilii with the sharp
films Me Cashed him fully thirty
lima In the head and face and neeK
iinil shcnilders before the ales of the
irrls broiiiiht l < nvu r who separated
the pilr ablaut ran out the door
Vldsleln droppixl on the Moor
Ho lost n lot of blond lw > forn an am
biilanpo cot him to New York Hospital
hut ho will probably recover
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INFECTION AND CONTAGION
IIUUSKIIOIDKRS CAUTIONED
nUlnfrrt Freely This Spring
Intectlous and contagious dlneanes are
tronlont The uoe of n reliable dlsln
fCtint proterts the household The last i
tldnB at night pear Into the closets wash I
balns sink etc Just a little Plntts
ChlorUev All > laces herr disease corm
may develop should be freely sprinkled i
with a mixture of one I part Plaits
Cllorldc mid ton nO parts of water
Ho not neglect n liberal rprlnkllng of the
cellar To remove objectionable odors
1ierc sprinkling Is Inadvisable kerq i I
cloth or sponco moistened with the dilu
tion mentioned A little extra care lust
nw may prevent much sickness and ea <
tense Fold everywhere In quart botticeI
Tor free bonk write Henry n Platt t
rilf Ptre Nw York
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Block Blotk
BtloIJ below
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Station + j 17th St Station I
TOMORROW i
New Rrilliantine flew
SKIRTS
New Panama 1
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1J SPECIALSALEI
t SPECIAL SALE
4irp
5 00 which are of
i1r J = 9CO value
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1 Krtry one of thtse tkirtt is
r crisp and fresh from the makers
isiirkraam
1 The Brilliantint is oj the bril
lien silk lustrous kind
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s The Panama it of a rich qual
ity chiffon
Every skirt measures over 4
j I arris and is laid in 21 deep side
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r encircles entire skirt
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IA In Black lilue Tirswn Gray
A
t i a itftue
It is the best skirt ever offered
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20 Wet 23d Street Avenue PPeltC Hotel Fifth
i SPECIAL SALE
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Friday lid Sutitr < iay
Untrimmed Hats
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All shapes sizes and colors N
Former prices 125 and 150
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I Main Floor
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FULTON ST COR
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II The Ore anj I
of this new store on
I Monday May 4
will be an event worth looking for
and waiting for
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GreenPiut 0 The Catholic Centenary
The conveniences of our Reception and
and Lounging Roomfourth floorwill be espe
cially appreciated by women visitors to New I
Company York during the Catholic Centenary Cele
without
bration this week Tea is served
Dry Goods
ry 00 charge throughout the day
Tomorrow The ARROW SALE
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Tomorrow there will be held at this store The Arrow Sale That is I
that the store
simply a short way of saying every department throughout
has contributed at least one special item in some cases three or four to
constitute an extraordinary one days sale which has not been equalled in New
York in a long while
The items are too many for us to print all of them here furthermore
quantities are not large enough in all instances to last through the day So
we have compiled the bargains134 of themin a little book which will be
handed to you as you enter the store This booklet will describe the goods
briefly tell you the regular selling price the Arrow Sale price and in which
part of the store the goods are on sale Cards will be displayed throughout
the storewith the w pointing straight at the merchandise on sale
All the goods are new fresh and seasonable The prices in every case are at
least about onethird to onehalf below the regular selling prices
Come early tomorrow morning Be sure you get the bookletit con
tains all the itemsas you enter the store And remember that in very
many instances fifty cents will do the work of a dollar at this store tomor
row This is one of those rare opportunities which no woman can very
well afford to miss Here are some of the items
100 Black Taffeta at 65c 150 Lawn Waists at 100
finish 30in wear Of sheer lawn tucked back and front hemstitched
guaranteed Fine quality in bright lustrous button Floor througln front plaits long sleeves Second
400 Satin Princess at 225 6 for 75c Handkerchiefs at 45c
Exquisitely adapted to clinging frocks on princes and Womens black Irish linen handkerchiefs floral
wid
classic lines full range of delicate shades yard wreath and black initial Main Floor
Main Floor
75c Stationery at 50c 500 and 600 Evening Slippers at 325 t
Cabinet of finest fabric 6msh paper 48 sheets and White kid with black patent leather trimmings lijjfct
Main Floor blue kid with white km trimmings patent leather with
envelopes red kid trimmings sailor tic model Louis XV heel
Second Floor
50c and 75c Lisle Stockings at 33c
Womens imported silkfinish lisle thread hosiery 500 T
Hermsdorfs fast black TallTop B Dots at 300
in openwork patterns
Floor mack Russia coif m lace and button models and
Main l loor
patent leather in lace model Second Floor
300 Silk Umbrellas at 200
Mens and womens pure silk serge umbrellas ribbon 200 Corscls at 100
edged Paragon frames variety of handles Main New shapely models to suit all figures supporters
Floor attached Second Moor
500 Rolls Japanese Matting at 335 200 Fancy China at 100
in designs of red tiff
20yd rolls cotton warp carpet Third Floor Salad owls cake plates vases etc prettily decorated
color
blue green and natural straw rated Third Floor
400 Fancy China Pieces at 200 250 Batiste Waists at 150
Deautilull decorated vases Third IraS Flood chocolate pots Front of embroidered squares lace and tuck ng ae
sugarandcream sets etc trimmed back and sleeves Second FlocrI
Boys 50c Shirts and Blouses at 33c Childrens 395 Trimmed Hats at 295
and rcale blouses with
madras
printed
Of woven p
cuffs attached shirts with detached cuffs Slain Pretty youthful styles simply trimmed iota
Floor
Floor
Boys 25c Ties at 17c 45c Flowers cl 25c
Windsor and fourmhand styles plain colors and Roses fuliage and other seasonable flowers Main
plaids l Mam Floor Floor
Mens 50c Halt Hose at 25c 675 Trimmed Hats at 450
Silk lisle thread in pastel shades black lisle with A choice assortment of dress and tailored models ef
embroidered figures and plain black lisle double fectively flower and wing trimmed Main Floor
heels toes and soles Main Floor
145 Untrimmed Hats at 95c
Mens 100 Scarfs at 65c Includes all the shapes that have found favor with
welldressed women this season Main Floor
The new open fourmhands and French fourin
hands of imported silks in light Spring colorings
Main Floor 19c Vests at 12 l2c
Womens vests of white Swiss ribbed cotton low
I V omens 325 Gloves at 225 necks lacetrimmed Second Floor
French glace kid mousquetaire gloves in black and
white 16button Main Floor 50c Novelty Cotton Voiles at 32c
A crisp dainty imported voile in pretty colorinjs m
Womens 75c Suede Lisle Gloves at 39c corded stripes checks and Persian over strirxs Main
Mousquetatre gloves elbow length black white and Floor
colors Main Floor
300 Doz Towels at 180
Hemstitched alllinen buck towels hemmed hurt
Mens 150 Gloves at 100
towels and hemmed Turkish towels Main Floor
clasp full pique sewn glace gloves in smart tan
shades Mam Floor Sixth Ave
25c Gibson Stocks at 16c
50c Lawn Dressing Sacgues at 35c Of filet and Daby Irish laces assorted patterns
Floor
While with bordering of pink blue or lavender Main
liberally cut Second Floor
150 Doz Tea Spoons at 100
475 Silk Petticoats at 315 The wellknown Rogers make fancy patterns
Main Floor
Of heavy rustling black taffeta with deep em
broidered Floor ruffle or full shirred flounce econd 300 Doz Table Spoons and Dinner
Fdrks at 200
1250 Evening Capes at 850 Rogers silver in fancy pattern Mnin Floor
Of French broadcloth in delicate colors and black
tatinlined hood finished with cord and tassel trim 350 Doz Dessert and Dinner Knives
ming Second Floor at 225
silver plain pattern Main Floor
1250 Taffeta Coats at 850 Rogers
I Of excellent black taffeta in pminted back and front 10c Collar Foundations at 6c
model satinlined trimmed with braid cording and
Floor
Warrens HighOnSide Main
fancy vest Second Floor
Hose at 35c
50c and 75c Supporters
1850 Silk Jumper Dresses at 1200
Main Floor
Kleinert SewOn
Black and white checked and fancy striped taffeta Velvet Grip or
styles with attached of and
pretty jumper yoke net
lace skirt side plaited and fold trimmed Second Womens 25c Stockings at 17c
Floor Cobweb gauze lisle fast black and tan double hub
and toes Main Floor
125 Herringbone Suitings at 8Se
Mixed weaves in light tones of gray tan blue and 245 Coronet Curls at 125
green with woven silk stripes in contrasting shade Real hair laid in eight large puffs Main Floor
Main Floor
6th Ave 18th to 19th St Greenhut Company 6th Ave 18th to 19th St
Store formerly occupied by B Altman S Co
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