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HST GMS HUDSON
IJHUEII
roatlnof- from flrat name.
ITT^orlda. had all nnrhored and
Iwung wlth the tide. the executlve
committee of the Mayor'e committee
ln. Dr. John H. Flnley. chalrman of the
tr-l- cmmtttee. put out fromtto
rolumbla Yacht Clah house, at MSth
Seef to CBU upoa lUar Admiral Ofl
Jirha-9. They pro.tcd him at the to,.
J tbe companlon ladder of the I on
JUhVul ?t 10 OfClOCk sharp. anxious
JTd4inO_4trate that clv-lians could be
I. Pun. tuai as tralaad mUltarj* men
when they made a special effort.
Tni,c wh-.n. the Mavor had named.
*<_ldes DT. F.nley. tO extend 4 wclcome
,,'u, ,,mmander In chief were Her?
man RkMer, chalrman of the COOIIBlt*
le ,'oionel Henry W. Sackett. Samuel
* Kairchild. president of the UnlOfl
j^ague Club: Dr. t.eorge H Kunz,
AMennan John H. Doachen, who haada
; i mlttaa of BJ_era_aai having the
entfrta:nment of the sailors under its
wing Dr. Qaatav Bchleer, Colonel W.
A Mann. Colonel John W. _**OOfl__n,
I,r Bdward Hagaman Hall. W. C.
Muschenhelm. George T. WitoOfl and
B A c. smith. Police CommUwioiiar
"WiiUlo and Major General Thomas BL
Barrv. commander in - hief ot the De?
partment of the East. B-Coanpanled the
committeemen OB the revenue cutter
Gulde out to the Connecticut tO BB*
thelr respects also to Admiral Oatar*
haus.
Shipa Move Like Clockwork.
When every one hed sliak-n banda
with the admiral. wlth Captain Kta.ik
K Hill. hla chief of staft. and with
Flag Captain Hugh Kodman. Mr. Kid
der made thls Uttle speech:
?On behalf of the Mayor and the
people of the Clty of New York we
formally welcome you and the men
of your command to this clty. Wa
hope your stay here wlll be lllled wlth
pl-asant memones, and to you and
your men i* extended the freedom oi
the clty.'
Admiral Oaterhau and his officers
bowed and smiled, and then the little
company fell tO dlscusslng th- plans
of the committee for the l_eeptt_n ol
the visitors
The trip of the formidable aquadroil
from N'wport to New York had baaa
accomplished with the perfe.tion of
efflclency. The ten gray monsters, at
tended by a small tleet of tenders and
tug8. left Newport at .*? o'clock on
Saturday evening and arrived at tb?
entrance to the harbor nt daybreak <>n
arhedule tlme. having made the run nt
atandard speed. They plunged into a
fog at the river's mouth, hut not a
elngle bell to slow down sounded, and
aa uaual the offlcers of the ships
brought them up to their anchorages
without the asslstance of pllots.
The Connertlcut. wlth the guide flag at
her forem_st, headed the processlon as
far as 4".d street. then swerved toward the
Manhattan shore and lay to whlle Ot*
others pa.aed her. The Ohlo pfBOaedad B8
fur a* l.'oth street, wher** she aixhored
The New Jersey stopped off UM Btreet
the Rhode Ialar.a off UTth Btreet, the
X-bra.ka at 14dd street. the Kansa- near
1"3<" atreet, the I,oul-lana at 119th Btreet.
the Delaware off lOfith street, the L'tth
near 96th street and the Florlda off Md
.treet. When all these ships had paaw d
her the Connecticut proceeded to her
anchoraRe, off 71th attaBt
Super-Dreadnoughts Coming.
Uf tbe veaaeJ- now ln the harbor the
Florld*. tbe t'tah and the I>elaware are
cf tbe Hret dtvUdon. They are of the
1'r-a.dnoujrht type. and before the Wyom
l_r and the Arkanaas were launched were
MAYOR'S COMMITTEE ABOARD THE FLAGSHIP COXXKCTICUT.
I,eft to right?Herman Ridder, Dr. George Kunz, Rear Admiral Hunt. Oaterhatis, General Btrry, George T. Wilson, Victor Ridder,
Captain Frank K. Hill, K. A. C. Sniitli. Rliinelander W'aldo and Dr. John H. Finley.
the most pOWetfUl shlps ln I'ncle Pam';
navy, The Wyontlng and the Arkansas
both IMIMon Miper-I>re.adnr*ii*chti*, will i
nrrlvi t" ecllpea them in tho show ln a |
.1.1 \ ? ?
Rear Adtnlral Krndl-y A. Klflke, eom
mandi r t<t tli-' flrat dlvlflaon of the At
lantlc fleet, makes the Florida his flaR
' ship. The second division contalns the
Kansas an.l the l.uiil-lana, the latter
belng the flaKshlp. In eonUBBd ot Rear
,il Natnanlel I> I'fiher. The New
.1. mey, the Ethodfl Island nnd th*. N'lr
Kinia. whlch has not arrlved yet, beloni;
[to the thlrd division. under Rear Admlral
Cameron McR wTaelOw. The ohlo la
the only meniher of Ihe fourth division
! to arrfva yet B?e is th" fiarship of thls
division. cotnmanded hy Captain Charles
C Marsh.
'ih.- battleehtp Maaaaehuaetta a m-m
bar of the rcj-erve squadron. Bteamc! up
tl.e rtvei after the ten other battleship*
had taken their placeC and an<hored off
.'!'tli srreet ln the reserve line. Whloh will
Btretch fi om just below th? Connectlcnt
, to ?.'!'l street The Wisconsln and thi
| Illinols ha- already taken np their bt ti
tions ln thla line, to be join.-d ?oon by the
Tenneeeea th.- Montana, the \Va_hin_ton.
ti.. North caroHna, th. Maine, the Hla
! Bourl, the Alahama. the Indiana, th??
[owa, the Kearaarge ?**?'? th?? Keutnchj
The North Dahdta, on" ei the acttva
fleet, whlch wlil Hnd'or not far fron:
li?th street. was flfltgUeted ln last nlsht.
Fhe lay to off Tornpkin-vl'l" dtirlnc thfl
aft.rnoon The Pan Frandsoo. a mlne
ship. whieh use.i to tlmire as 11 crutser.
Bncbored off MKh street on the Jersey
alda
(ither vlsltors te*ran arrivlnj? aboard the
I Connecticut. whkh naturaily was the
t.uslest Bhlp, immedlitti'ly after the ...li
Cf th.- ofricial commlttee, and Admlral
OeterhaUB buslcd himself the entlre day
i extendlng the hand of welcome. Ba re
i efltV-d a eall from the commandant of
the navy yard, Captain Qleaves. who
brouKht alonB hls ald, l?eutc.nnnt Wllaon
Brown, both of them In full dreaa. ln hl?
vacht. the Bpray Captain Rullard. corn
^teisNTALRudi
fireatly Reduced from Oar Own Low Selling Prices
igs, 4
ttlar pr
$88.00, $?50o. Spe
Kirm4nah4h M4t4, arerage size 2 I Kirmanahah Ruga, average HJM 3ti
ft. by ZU ft. Regtilar nSH ft. Regular pricea $39.75,
price $1500, at the spe- <_7 or $45.00, $49 50. Special,
cial price .-.. */?*-*-' I $25.00 and .
$29.75
Kirmanshah Ruga, average "ise^Vi
Regtilar
10, $95.00. Spe- (jjn rn
Cial at $39.75, $45 and JT^.OV
41 Room Size Kirmanshah Rugs at $188.00, $195.00, $225.00
About 9x12 anrl 10x13 ft. sizes; regular $350.00 and $425.00; three bales, cnntaininK 41 pieces, in a B4
invoice ju.t arrived._
Room Size Persian Mahals at These Interesting Prices
Suitable for living rooms. dining rooma or librariee; i Sizee 10 ft. x 13 ft. and 11 ft. x 14 -Kfftjpdirj^
9x12 ft 81-ea; many blue Blld brown effects among up to $24H.IKJ; vnlt.es tli.it are not eqaalled ..in where,
them; regularly up to $168.00; special at bring room measuremt nts special at
$70.00, $80.00 & $90.00
$89.00, $98.00 & $110.00
$18 to $20 Small and Medium Size Oriental Rugs at $8.75
Such as B.loochistani, Gacnjiei, Ku_ji>i an.l Mo_oul. Sizes average Oi to M, ft i? wi.ltti by 5 (t. to
6 It. in l.ngth. Xone ('. O. D. or on approval. Mail onlers fllled lirst day ..I al.'.
Royal Persian Sarouk Rugs at These Very Special Prices
JJ.-5 ft. sizes; regularly at $45*00.
Our vrry special price.
?*Hx7*^ ft. sizes; regularly al $78 00.
Our very special prit e
$25.00
$35.00
$110.00
?Ci- ft. room BlXCfi regular pricei Bp tO ClftC (V)
$395.00. 30 pieces to lelecl from al.-j-.a-.--_-.vv ,
6x9 ft. st/es; regularly $188.00
Our very special price
v ? <* i j ? i ? ?. ? ? ?
Finely woven rugs. Sarouks and __r_U.-M_a_l are the fiacxt arearei importeo
Narrow Persian Hall Runners, Special at $15.75 to $22.50
A new shipment ol IOO pieces: ifcei in v.id.h. VA lo 2% ft.; length, 8 to I- ft. Valaea up to $50.00.
38 Room Size Persian Serapies Reduced as Follows
Rug, that have been here , v,ar or rwO-net, one, cotnitig-hencc tl.e redactloa. Noo? ?^!?S?
9 fl. x 12 ft. ?,,, Regularlv np tr. $275.00, at I 10 ft. x 13 ft. nnd 11 ft. x 14 tt.8Ue4.Re* to $3-8.
$97.00 and $110.00 n- at $128.00 and $148.00
a-Ji tritrt. aaaaaaaaaalai by rwnlttam. -ent ?-xpr?-?a paeyaM to any ran of Iha OaMai "aatea
We devote
an Entire
Aisle to
Hall
Runner.
ALL CARS TRANSFER TO
Ltxiigton li 3d Avenue^59thio60thSt N.Y.
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BLUEJACKETS SWARMING OVER BFG FORWARD TURRET OF THE^CONKECTICUT.
mnnder of the Pan Francls.o, a_eeafl-E_
th, in. rt. iptalo Joha Radgera,'
an ..i.i frlend <i Admtral Oaterhana ahti
Bfcfp- , ; ? . I t thfl V.'ii.K:. n. B iriin '
nuni.oat whlch th- adathml Heaa fot
Broutlna aboul the harbor when his Beel
ls ii, port Bnd mal i BreaBonloeai eaaa
Rodgera a Modest H?ro.
CaptalQ Rodgen lt wnl be r, niemhered.
endeared Mmeelf to .very man ln the
navy by a QUlel BCl "f h.rolsm whlle 1
an.i Oaterhaufl irere aervlng <>n the dn*
(imiati. ti.. ii Btatloned In Cfclraaga waters
Rodners saw a m.iri illp overhoard and
Jumped aft.i blm aaVBd him from drxwri
lr,K, aii'l th. r Btotfl .iwav lo hls fjuart rs.
bellevliiR that ii,j OflM had seen the resc io
Hut th<- BratttOd- of the re_<ue<l man
foreed 1,1 mi to tell the story. reRardl-ss of
the captaln'n feehnga which suffered
frorn tbe -**B4*a_talaU-*M 44444- "P ,n
him.
i;,-.?ry peaalMa *,fp bga botm takaa t"
make th< rlall el i>"' hattlaaWj _ee!
profltable ;<n.i **nt**rtalnl_f f< r th.- poeple
ot Nea fotk. atrlafanl i'?rt raga*-ttea_
eovatta- liaiaajwariartoa te thr taarahlpa
battra for vislting and tba re?~apUoa al
v i-.t?>?-- tiav. baaa a_i_a_4d betaeea C_l*
rta TornkliiH. Com.mi_-loti.-r of I>o<ks
and rerrlaa, and Admiral Onterhau*".
i-.,h battleehlp tbal eaaw ln reetar_4*"
had 8ls-u rlgaed on read*- ta be plaeed
<.n *bore, nol le rnentlon big pte-4i_a,
with auntbera ala feel bigh nnd c*utll_e
with iBcaadaaeent laasaa. ta be nwurig be*
tweea it* funnala ta daelanoti it ?ri tb"
I runranm.'
?aeb beafl ?**"?* which p?w*r arati
hamami t<> terry \iHitora betareaa tbe bat*
tlaaMia aad Iha ahafa ?*?? laaaa wlll beai
,-i Bbfb KivitiK th.- aaaaaa -n<i -aaibera el
thoae -at-hfpe arhleb may ba reached
rrota thal pantaular Boat Th.- Canaeetl*
,.ut bad ..ii board, r<*r Inatapoe, a algn
'readlng. "Coaaeetteut b\ BaUth bX If4*
Cau S4. Raa ? aad San "rrapMaaaa m." to
be. aet np -n the tlotit at W-ft *>Ui utr. .t
Tiie Hmlth, the McCall and th* Roe. o(
courae. belong "> tt\t mofiqulto tleet of
torpedo boat. and torpedo boat deatroy
er. wl.ich wlll nut arrlva ur.tll Frlday.
Motor craft bearlnf prlvate vlHltors
bvgnr. ObaajBtaC about the urtnt rlghter.
ln swarma a.i noon aa th? ofllclal vlnltor*.
were .een to he approachlng the C'on
nertlout. but the offlcere waved them
away from the campanlon waya. tel'.lng
them to come ba<-k In the afternoon
V'.-dtore, wlll he allowed on board all the
rlilph dan** from 12:30 tn the afternoon
until 6 O'ctOOk, bttt th.y muat Mop comln-r
by 1:20. and tba Hceiiaed ferrlea muM tban
begln branojmttinB t,",v'" ?lr,"',>' a?0(*rd
iba a~a**a_ipa i.a.k to ahore.
on tba ocioaaHra al Ibla xriatt, II araa
tnmraneed ytatorioy, tha *a*-oara of all
the ahipa ta tba barbaa art- -arferea rlgld*
lv tbe rule forbl-dlnf tho btrt-aglna ot
eajperaa to tho -aretatpa tiu. i. a rafu
latJan whi.-h beretolora tba naval ctflcara
bare not anforeed with aay batott.I
,i,;,ii, ,s. an.l Na- Vutk.-rs bave beeala
the h.j.it or anapptng -?e****tblng '.boaid
tba reeael they are vlaltlna '""?' ""' "?*???
toi to Ihe t*omtnander, Incl-dlng all th*
Uilewaaltotr ordnance and mmanhaty.
Hut y.-st.-rdny many a 64*4-1*4 ticnd 4J0l
no furthor than tho **4ngpf4,n>. batng told
tn r.-turn to bhoro and leare bla eaa ra
' arhlla otbara arera __-" i>*(1 '" ? oornat ot
tbe dech aad there BB44e I i da|*04ll th. ir
! "weapona" until Ibap wart r ??.-?!> to ?o
aabora The r*lorlda boaa a plb <-f cain*
araa ou lu-i d4Cli M taa after-*oon _t
kmfini to rl-itora arbo bad bearj rallered
of tbelr _a__4r4_8 InatrotaenU durlm
tbelr ato) thogti. Tba 44*4oara of thia
and Othar V4444I4 w.trncd th.lr *-_44t4,
boweyer tbat h.r.-att.-r all paraon* at>
nroachlnB with .atn-tus aot-d probably
hav.- to rc-tuin without laepeOtlpg the
j?hlp.
Hv | o'.lock ir. tha afternoon tho rlver
nrarmad aitb 44ala of ararf daa-tlptttoa.
Mnety-alatb atreet, tho i.oint from arbh*
tbe larRost of tho M.itinK flahtcra could
ba roacho.i. btatantai tha -444aat ?cone
Bloni tha watoifront. Many thotisands
mbatdttd th.ro to ko ovor tho rtah, the
norldp and tho Detet-are, aa areM as th
?maUar. tbouah aUU ml.hty. battloahlps.
Tho Hudson aotuully se.mod congest?d.
like Klfth avenu- on a really flne KaM.-r
, nd of eoutae, for every bolng wlth half
? doiiar to apare tbr a trlp to the ?hiPs
tne'ra won- a hundred eooteat to gaaa
1 from abora oni kaap thelr money. one
u,,nd..r,d how tho ?a_444 04**? accom
nodate the iraim- that win rea?M who,.
I thr entiro armada ha* gather.d there. ani
aa for tho hordes along the drlvo, ll may
bo aiUieaaiT for the police to drlve a
large part of them eastward to trlm the
laland.
Tho cn?lgr_ asalgned to greet the \ls
itors it the rompanlonwaya ahoared the
ebitity of trafllfl pollcemen ln nandllng the
erawda maintalnlriR their Rood nature and
. iin; efllelancy even arhen aeveral launchea
btimmlng arlth dtlB-na wera raclng for
the landlng bi once, each determlned ta
crnt'ty its 1,1,1.1 flrat Aboul a qnarter of
the ten thousand O-BCOra and tn-n of the
advaafc- agraadron obtalned ahorc bave. ??>
Ihfl shlps at no UntM beM many BBBffl
human betltgB than tlielr normal erflrw <a
paclty. Th"-'. who had le stay aboard
played boat te the New Torfcera and an->
Birere*- mera qoeellona than eouM he set
down in b Hbrary of vojpmea
To-day th. ...irnlml and hls staff will
pay " formal I (11 on the Mayor at thfl
Clty Hall. and a llttle later recelve the
Mavor aboard the ('..nnectlcut. Then n
larKe part of the offlcers and mea Will
accompeny the Mavor to the Polo
I Oroonda to eitaeea a baaeball panv be*
tween the QtanU nnd tha iflghlaaderfl
Th. formel exchanga if rlalta ufll take
pia c in tn.' morning. Th" baaeball Rame
-eglns at ...l'i ln the afternoon.
A part of the weeh'fl programma wiuch
haa not >et been fully arraiiR.'d ls that
conn-n.ted wlth th. fllRhts whlch dlfferent
avlator* have offered to make over the
warahlpa, conductlna any demonstrations
or experimenta whlch the navy men niay
auRgest..
Oa Tueaday or Wedneaday Oeotge W,
Beatty will clrcle the ehlpa. It lb expeet'd.
Coffyn may take a hand In the flyln*. aa
well aa "Oene" Wllmer. who hnaated the
air thls summer at Du Javlsy, Franee.
and at Hendon. ln Bngland. other fly-'ra
who, It ls hoped, will try on thls occaalon
to daiaOlialrala th.- superiority of air over
wuter trunsportatlon are Miss Rlanche
Hcott and a young Italian named I'aoll,
.ui.- ..r Captain Baldwln'a pQota
CROWDS DOT WATERFRONT
Eager Thousands in Riverside
Drive and Park View Fleet.
If you had asked hlm, or hls best glrl.
or hls wife. or even tha "klddb-M** yester?
day afternoon lf they had read the sir-is
"Keep off tli'* Rrass" any where In Rtver
sld" Rark th. y would probably have re
plled, as did a bUSOm niatmn t,asklng in
the BUnllght surrounded hy a ipiartet of
pretty children. -'I don't believe ln sIrih
-at leaat, not that klnd."
This araa only one Rroup of many hun
dreda that dotted the groenoward from
HM Btreet to the UNh atreet rladuct
From all paris of Greater N.w York they
had come to flujoy to the full th" <!>'
llghtfUl Indlan summer weather WhtlB
?ratchiaa wlth .-oger e>ea the tirst In
BUdment of UaeSfl aam'a figiuing shipa
that lay swinnniK at anchor for mllea up
and down the river.
Some few came ln the forenoon?early
BnOUgh to see the hlR shlps arrive. As
the day wore on the crowd incr.as.d,
until by 3 o'clock there were two steady
Btreama f.f bumanlly, in its best sunday
dOihea WglMpg slowly north and south.
Prom (irant's Tomb to the viaduct waa
the beat polnt of vantage. for there one
could have a full view of the shlps, from
the N'.-braska, off 1.19th street, to the flag
Bhlp lonnectlcut, off 76th street. The
rtver was falrly allve wlth fla?-decked
small boats of all descrlptlons, sonit*
f. i?: viiiR people to and from the shlps,
others carryiiiR alghtseetng paaflengera
Oft.-n a warshlp's steamer or motor
driven cutter came to one of the landlwjs
wlth offlcers or flallora on leave.
Another favorite re.stlng place was thfl
piaza at the Soldlers and Sallors' Monu
ment at H9th street. There tlie crowd. at
t'liies, waa two and three deep. Further
down thfl Drlve th"i" was almost a baby
parade. Peramhulators there were of
. verv style and -l->\ In whlch repoued rich
bablea, poor bables, and once ln a whiie
a black baby. In one double perambula
tor there sat a pretty palr of laughlng
twin girls.
If the pedlers along the line were.to be
belleved, ther.' was no need to plead
lfi.orance regai'dlng the identlty of aqy of
the warshtoe, for they not only had "the
name and locatlon'' of them all, but they
were well stocked wlth plctures, gay
flaga. navy buttons and stlckplna.
Many of the apectatora remalntd untll
sundoivn to hear tiie but*aVs and the banda
play as the flags cani. slowly down from
the atern ataffa of the shlpa, all handa
faclng aft during this impreaslve cere
mony. The arrangtments for llluminat
ing Rlveralde Drlve have not been com
pleted yet, ao lt waa not llghted'up laat
nirfht. The work. lt ls sald, will he
flnlshed early in the week.
GIRL KILLED SEEING FLEET
Ohild Falls Over Retaining Wall
in Riverside Park.
Whlle raclng wlth girl compantona ln
Rlveralde Rark, where ahe had gone to
see the battleshlpa, nlne-year-old Anna
McCabe, of No. 147 East 128th atreet. fell
over the retainlng wall upon the tracks
of the New Tork Central Rallroad yester?
day afternoon and died on being removed
to the J. Hood Wrlght Hospital.
When the chlld fell the many thouaan**
peraona walklng along the Drlve beard
th. acreama of ber playmatea and
orowded to the wall. Patroiman Ryan
foreed hla way through the throng.
dropped to the tracka below and plcked
up the unconacioua form. He had to run
?everal blocks, with the crowd following
hlm, before he reached a polnt where the
wall was low and handed the llttle glrl
to two we*jl dresaed women whlle he ran
and telephoned to J. Hood Wrlght Hoa
pltal. The chlld dled. aa ahe waa belng
taken to the operatlng room, from a
fracture of the skull.
The mother of the glrl aald ahe had a
premonltlon of harm to Anne. In Janu?
ary another daughter. May. elghteen
years old. dled. after a day'fl Ulneea.
Among her effecta waa a black belt. whlch
waa put away in a trunk. Yeaterday Uttle
Anna teaaed her mother for the belt untll
she got lt The mother later waa ao tegr
ful of mlsfortune that ahe eent ber aon
to find Anna and brlng her horna._
m\Kitmim&(&B.
ARE SHOWING
Afternoon and Evening Dresses
IN A VARIETY OF THE NEWEST
AUTUMN STYLES
Dresses of brocaded velvets, gold and sllver
brocades, drap de charmeuse, crepe char?
meuse and moire poplin, approprlate for
v.siting, reception and theatre wear
at $75.00, $90.00 to $175.00
ALSO AFTERNOON AND EVENINO DRESSES
at $40.00, $50.00 & $68.1
S_Attman&0!0.
Have arranged for thls day, Monday,
AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER3NQ OF
Imported Black Dress Velvets
conslstlng of 42-incrj all silk velvet
at the special prlce of $4.90 per yard
Regular price, $8.51)
Jffllj Awtmr, 34ifi mth 35tfj Sfmfs, Nnn furfc.
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Shoes for Little Folks
Balancing Heel Shoe
Wide tor and eltra wide heel
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Sixth Avenue
Bt Nlneteenth Street
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Child'a aires. 4 to 8.$1.25
548 Fifth Avenue
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