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1 ro 1J pI1 rpt It i I Tn 11 I oPII 9 iOIir 1 I Jt It 1 4 iIII 1t t2roe Irm rm riv ATi SEPTEMBER zrloe MWflTY GLADijT BUG8ES1f XKS3AGE3 Wfll iJ4fliI4TIONw 8JIUf EA flatter CM mVWwkTbat tI Ji SayTqw N4w 4If HlatrCU IIt ouuanlal 4 anlal 1IaSthai HtiWrkrht VWwkTbat Showed What Waa in HimIt kIt It Was 1357 oolockso yerteitUyiifteniOQBao ao thQ accurate said whontho RepublicanState State oohventlon mt16ed qlamoudY thegiropofjitlon giropofjitlon that Charton Evan Hugheoaould should fee the candidate oftltf party forGoremor Goremor of the State A few mfnutCAlater later the nominee at Hit porno In thin city7O 670 West End avenue received tho newsAlmost Almost before he had time to frame a replyaccepting accepting thj nomlnrittJSh telegrams ofsonsratuiUion tultton besaslo ffc4 thcr way tot bis office and to bU homeBefore Before the convention had ceased fromIts Its labors twentysix minute after MrHugheti Hugheti had been placed Ip nominationSenator Senator Armstrong of Monroe chapman man of the convention read from the platform form the following mage from the manwho 1 who best known an the inaurnnoo inquisitor quisitorI I thank you for your coQfldenoe The Republican publican party hit been called to Jfud thehonor honor of the State anJ to preent the commonieM mon icn of the people and the caiise of dec nt overnraent I shah accept the notnlnitlpa tlpa without pledge other than to do my dutyaccording according to mycooKolenoe If elected it willl my ambition to give the State a sunelRolent elRolent and honorable administration freefrom frornjaint of bo sUm or of rvJtuda to anyrlnt prlvatAlntvttt A uilted mrtr a llitnap UptIGOO4 olLlz Ahlp t1t4l Fthl 1 Ic thiL 1fOU you at die rirad our tlciotM I LIHN BBVCKPHjaie PHjaie accept my cordial canrratulaUonaupoo7our upoo7our unanimous nominationCUTUBMT CUTUBMT POUXBAetfeptTwy AetfeptTwy hearty eongratulalloM oaypurMured Iallurednomhratlon Mured nomlifatlon I canbe of any srvloe vloe whatever do not tall to command aneW WILLCOZHearty Hearty oomrratulatlom to my old friendwho who has earned his high honorInviso Inviso VANNJudae Judge New York Court of AppealsMost Most cordial congratulation I am diilqhted Hnhted Hurrah for victory and Oovsrnoi5lIUKliext lIUKliext JCOB OorLD BORURkUXAccept Accept my sincere congratiilatloni It laall all over but the snoutingi i FncntHic STXVBXBMy My hearw good wishes and assurancethat that no Heiiitor will work with you morawillingly willingly tboh I TttLLTYour Your nom atlon received with great satisfaction faction by delegates generally FteMe aocept cept my rtolial onzratulstloast Jiif EDW AWrkultr JaIearlrcomatu1attoni Iearlrcomatu1attoni Dd coodr wishesCommnjnd Command me for anything teidoCongratulations JttM LowConratu1atIons Congratulations to yourytlf aM sttV moreto to Ui State CUABHpp KfertftTMy My heartiest support to hereby wedged toyou you i WW1flLQngTatutationi Ctongratulatlons Erlooouaty wlugoatrongfor for you EC6BMB fiutSlncorest Sincerest oongratulationa from All Cornelllans laM and Republicans CfTompitca countyThe Olio Wj1ie TLJIoULLe The Ucatojior thef atotath A ablydistrict district oongriitulaU rjif dtotlnulah e4 contltuent tltuent HSNBZ mcxHeartle Heartle tpncratulatlona Iorrou and atlllmore more for the people of talo Htate tJFaa tilislfaiNC aUfC WITBSBBBCSuperb Superb ooDcl IuIaait8 trc ccnvaatloaMy My warmest coagratutailonEvery LP5MLX DIaEver Every truop trIoCQianV4 Ood for yournomination nomination Call oa mo for any kind ofcampaign campaign work lUcnutn LAMBThe The Republican convention flnd ou outnow now found you out many years agoien I CHARLES EVANS HUGHESt Khowed to those who callod to pee himyesterday yesterday aa bin platform Almont JHnoon noon at it becameknown that he tfaM thenominee nominee his tome was visited by iiurnberJeos Jeos report erJ4 to all of whom repllcxliwith with hut usual courtesy He was at homeall all the afternoon and cvaiiihg with hiswife wife and son receiving frlegrumn amiaending lending answers to HOinaof iliumMany Many of the penwnn who Jiyo latheneighborhood neighborhood and to whom Mr HoRhpHis is well kn wn amo around trt tell him howglaxl glad they were that fie had been nominatedMr Mr Hughes plainly was pleased by theway way In which the news of bIB nominationbad bad been Kencrallv receivedtalned Barring the expreMJon ot opimoncontalnlld tamed in bill mea age to the conventionMr Mr Hughes had nothing to aay alongstrictly strictly political linen I ehall say whatI I have to say in the matter of politicsthrough through letters or from the platformtald said he 1 shall have nothing to gay otherthan than in those ways I am greatly pleasedto to have received the nomination andpeclaliy especially pecially by tbd way in whloh men in then Republican party have received itPenjoha Penjoha of all aorta in the Democraticparty party have been saying today III soon asthe the news of your nomination became publicthat that it was the duty of every decent Democrat crat to vote for yon for Governor MrHugbee Hughes said one man who saw and congratulated gratulated himI I am very much plelLlled to bear thatwaa was all the comment that lie wouldttakIt It surely is very good of thornWhen When will youbegln stumping be waaaaked uk dIm Im lUre I dont know bo said Ihavent havent formed any plans looking towardthat that yetr Will you resign your place as counselto to the Interstate Commerce CommissionI I would rather not answer that untilI I have seen the AttomoyGeneralI I suppose you bare heard that DistrictAttorney Attorney Jerome says he will stump foryou ouYe Yea thAts tine Iye known him for along Ilonl long while even before we wpre in the sameclaaa class in Columbia Ljtw SchoolAlmoat Almost the first jncasago of congratulation tion that Mr Hughen received wa fromGov Gov Higgins It read as follower tYour Your nomination lit thi rrtult of the freeexpreMJon expreMJon ftf the general detlre for a peoplescandidate candidate of strtagth and ehanwUr Voue have my jeartltconrlhJltlonl end bestwishes wishes tot be siicOs7dtj rlohlrtlfrtrTeHere Here are some of the other despatchesracelved racelved at Mr Hughes houseCongratuli SF Congratuli tioMl Victory la assured withr Ii I wp Rtuilled law toeetber at Columbia CollotteIEVlTTj IEVlTTj SCUOMANIt It was by hi work as attorney for theArmstrong Armstrong committee of the New YorkLiBiKlitur LiBiKlitur which Investigated the business ness methods of the largo life Insurancecompnulen Icompalll compnulen that Mr Hughes came to bebest best known Before that ho bad beencounsel counsel for the Stevens Assembly committeewhich which investigated the charges nude bygas gas companioH His work there put himforward forward OH tho man for the insurance investigation vestigation The work with this committeeput put him In touch with Senator Alfred Pagewho who got to know the calibre of Mr HughesIn In tho negotiation carried on with MrHughnK Hughes to induce him to become the nominee nee of the party Senator Page acted forHerbert Herbert Pureons and in behalf of pre ldentR008oolt RooseveltThe The insurance Investigations were begunvemormhlp In September 1003 practically a year before tore the nomination for the vemormhlp They came to an end Sn January lastofficially officially after Mr Hughes backed bypublic public opinion had mused many thingsto to be made public that the insurance cornsecret paniM considered It necesary to keepecret secret The many events of the Insuranceinvestigation investigation are still fresh in tbe publicmind mind theeffccts having not as yet ceasedPersons Persons who had the interests of the community munity at heart said that Mr Hughes hadthe done a great good by his work After theIons sessions of the committee Mr HURhesemployed employed practically all his time In drartlngthe the new laws of insurance company regulation latlon which grew out of the InvestigationFor For his services as inquisitor in the insurance ance matters Mr Hughe received only 25000Mr Mr Hughes was fairly worn out withthe the work He was eager to take a trip to Europe for rest but he decided to remain main in this country until the legislationwhich which he had had the chief part In framing known the Armstrong laws had becomepart part of the statutes of the StateIn In the meantime he was besieged withoffers offers to become counsel for various companies panies Not one of the Insurance companies panies into whose affairs be had delvedThese but made II 1m a ropasition to act for themTheile These offers he refused In April lastPresident President Roosevelt caused his appointment ment as one of the special counsel of theDepartment Department of Justice to ascertain whetherprosecution prosecution against interstate coal carrying ing roads should be begun under the antitrust trust and antirebate Taws At the timeof of tht appointment Mr Hughes went toVafihInpton WashIngton and met the President whotianked tianked him for agrcriig to accept theappointment appointment Since then Mr Hughes hasU been engaged hRotler with AlexanderflImpA SimpsOn Jr of Philadelphia In the workwitH witH Ulelnterstato Ccmmeroe CommlMlonIt It was not Until July that Mr Hugheswas was able to getaway to Europe He sailedon on July 8 to visit Norway Sweden andSwitzerland Switzerland in company with his sonCharku Charles Hughe Jr It had been saidsince since January that Mr Hughes would be COM NONSENSESUSPENDERS SUSPENDERS IJIHI Mlf PIlTI gDbutslJsffosII I I iuIinq Eisa thtsuioutI I da3siadiraqqyw qywosethsbody 10 11Gof of thebod1Mad Made iadiua Uf merftai dues sad AoitSupport Ies1tIi sq Iaiaible DnwcnOIMMIN SupportPrlc Prlc 5ocjvCIMMN OIMMIN SENM 80IKlWCl WMfANYNew New Yerfc Wet 31 Iats Vraster 1tent raster Mefrietown Ithe the Republican eIIdJdate lot Governormake buUbe Odellattempt make Mr Hughebad a put of bIB plta1 for the prtmarie Udefeated defeated by Mr Buabee h1mseLf fehad had been instrumental In giving mayyupsetsto Upsets to Odell In the course1 ftntto timeurano suranoe inquiry fa an interview given at Leamington England the day beforho he aailed for home Tklr Hughes told a reporter porter forTHB Scif that he was not a oandlEverybodr date Everybody knows that lam tot adate candidate5 date5 said Mr Hughes afctbat tlmq andIharehadDOOOiniBUttioatlontromanyDodT IharehadDOOOiniBUttioatlontromanyDodTIn In New York on any political subject BteoeI I left borne I hav sent no roessag Of anyaort port to Benjamin Ode Oor Biggins oranybody anybody elaa I kava gtvenno aaroranoaaof of any kind to anybo4yTbig Tbig helped to destroy tho hypothesiswas tha4 MrOdeU was to be the polltlcaf sponsorr1 of Mr Hughes and later it camato beunderstood understood thai Oov Biggins bad beardindirectly indirectly that Mr Hughes could be persuaded suaded to maP the runMr Mr Hughes of Welsh extraction chieflyand and was born fortyfour year ago In OlensFalls Falls He was the eon of the Bey David Hughes a Baptist minster Hetime entered Colgate Univolllity but after atime time was transferred to Brown at his owndesire desire There he finished up his workfor for the A degree and then went on tobecome become a rnoiiterof arts He wasall throughthis this work at the age of 10 In 1883 he cometo to this city and entered the Columbia low school from which he was graduated In18M 1884 lie was not robust aa a young manand and his long continued work at his studieaand and afterward In the law office of Chamberlain lain Carter I Homblower was too muchfor for him He decided to withdraw fromthe the practice of law and accepted a place Man an instructor in Cornell University Hemarried married in 1888 Antoinette Carter ater daughtsr ter of Walter Carter a member of the lawfirm firm He wan occupied with teaching andthe the holding of aprira fellowship inColumbialaw law school until 1881He He now a member of the firm of HugheRounds Rounds 4 Hchurman with offices at 80Broadway Broadway He IB personally a man of greatcharm charm and grace of manner He in fonda of walking and tramping principally witha a view to maintaining hlB healt1 at evenpitch pitch Although he is not a muslcinn he lafond fond of music and plays the piano for himself self by mean of apatent attachment Thisaffords affords him great pleasure He was thefounder founder of the Sunday school class ofwhichJohn John Rockefeller Jr was aft rwardleader leader He is a trustee of Brown University versity a member of the American BarAssociation Association the State Bar Association andthe the New York City Bar Association theUniventlty LUniversity BroWbtJnherslty University IAwyera Republican University and crnef University clubsHiggins Higgins Says Haghr Will WinAIBAMT AIBAMT Sept 2eOov Higgins whenaaked asked for an opinion on the ticket todayaald aaldI I am gratified to learn of the harmonious nious result of the Saratoga conventionLeadership Leadership for patriotic ends has prevailedThe The peoples will has found freo expressionin in an open conventionWith With Mr Hughes oa its nominee theRepublican Republican party enters upon no defensivecampaign campaign He stands upon a record ofbrilliant brilliant accomplishment not on a platformof of brag and bluster I predict his electionby by an ovewhplmlng majorityLAnOIPS AllOWS TEXT BOOKCm Criticism or the Presidents Order te Government ernment EmployeesWASHINGTON WASHINGTON Sept 211Text Book ofLabors Labors Political Demands is the titleof of a document just Issued by authorityof of the executive council of the AmericanFederation Federation of Labor Labors grievanceare are gone into in great detail and a briefhistory history is given of the efforts made to securethe the passage of certain bills berore CongressOne One of the striking declarations is that therlght rlght of petition has been denied to Oovernment ernment employees by order of PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt On this point the text book says Recently the President Issued an orderforbidding forbidding any and all Government employees ployees upon the pain of instant dismissalfrom from the Government service to petitionCongress Congress for any redress of grievancesor or for any Improvement in their conditionThua Thus the constitutional right of citizens topetition petition must be surrendered by the Government ernment employee in order that he mayobtain obtain or retain hit employmentPOOLROOM POOLROOM RAID IXDICTMKXTSGrind Grind Jury Finds Evidence Enough WhereMagistrate Magistrate Sweetier CouldntWhen When Capt Schlottman of the Tenderloinpolice police station raided an alleged poolroomknown known as Foxs at 100 West Thirtyfirststreet street on September 5 he was confidenthe he had a good case against the three menarrested arrested as two of his men had been in theplace place several time The prisoners JohnMorris Morris William Burton and Tom Mockwere were however discharged the next dayin in the Jefferson Market police court Magis trate Sweetoer said there wasnt enoughevidence evidence to held themCant Capt Schlottman went down to see Com missioner Blngham about the matterconfident confident that he had sufficient evidenceto to convict the prisoners Tho Commissioner sioner was interested and took the matterto to District Attorney Jerome with the result suit that the detectives In the case weresummoned summoned before the Grand Jury Judge Foster of General Sessions issuedyeetera yesterday bench warrants for the threemen menrisonera They were served yesterday Theprisoners prisoners were arraigned before Judgeoster Foster who held them in 11000 ball eachHER HER SECOND VENTURIS Mn Cordelia Dearborn 11blf Eloped WithHer Her Coachman Ii Married AgainMiss Miss Cordelia Dearborn daughter of thelate late Dr Henry Dearborn wa marriedlast last night at her mothers home 2S Orangeroad road Montclair tr James Holland ofConcord Concord More than 100 guests fromthis this city Boston and Concord attendedthe the wedding MIsa Marie Deravera of thiscity city was the maid of honor After the ceremony mony Mr and Mrs Holland left for a honeymoon moon trW in the SouthMUs Miss Dearborn figured in a sensationalelopement elopement with her coachman Henry Gillabout about a year ago Under the assumed nameof of Cordelia Hatch she went to Brookline Mass and was married to 0111 A weeklater later she discovered that Gill had a wifeand and two children at Franklin Thecoachman coachman disappeared sari Misa Dearborn bad the marriage annulledB Elevated Motormen to GetMere Mere rayIt It was announced last night that theBrooklyn Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company hadacceded acceded to the demand of therailrotd elevatedrailroad railroad motormen for an Increase in wages I IiIiI IIf o1 iI It 1 1 SoreCtoseaat53OPiiL 7 ni 4d5mr Mens Suits to OrderRemember Remember tnat it will probably be October Third before wecan can Have your suit finished if we get your order today and thatwill will be high time to have it ready The men who get most ortheir their money are those who enjoy bringing out the new suits onf the first crisp days of AutumnWe We are better able to serve particular men this year thanever ever in ie patt We have a remarkably fine stock of importedand I and domestic woolens end fltenapyftgr jaiforjggi gaarsstegdto to giVe absolute saTMaction in every particular Vfo especiallyinvite invite you today t4 examine the collection of chevioti worstedsarid arid csi imerefl in the new shades green brown arid blue iaplaids 0 plaids tripe and mixturesThese These we wake up to your order at 85 to f45 a suit insingle single or doublebreasted sack coat styleMena Mena Tailoring Main floor Waoamakar BuildingMens Mens Domet Flannel NightshirtsAf At SOC Each ItV JIC tfCxilOnly Only about six hundred of thenj Would that there weremore more This wish will be echoed by countless men The qualityof of the cloth the tasty colorcombinations the splendid workmanshipand man hip and finish of these garments stamp them as once1zeing asbeing being properly in a class sold for at least a half moreand thattoo too when the material cost considerably less than it does at thepresent present timeMade Made with surplice neck or with collar sizes 15 to 19 andall all cut over our own models which means that they are full andeasy easy For this season Qf the year the domet flannel nightshirt is acomfort comfort and a necessity to many men For those who are credulous ulous regarding their merit here is an opportunity experimentwith with a really good garment at a very small costThey They wont be here long at 50c apiece tho and there afc nomore more in sight at this price They are selling as you readMain Main floor Wanamaker BuildingBoys Boys Blue Serge SuitsWe We overcame the difficult blue serge question which has beensuch such a problem for more than a year Wo are proud of this butprouder prouder still of our line of Boys Blue SergesThe The material used in their manufacture wa made EXCLUSIVELY I SIVELY for us by the Lest mills and each suit is made accordIng ing to the Wanamaker standards That means silk stitchingreinforced i reinforced seams distinctive style and an absolute guaranteethat that they are ALT WOOlJoIt I Ipleasure It is a pleasure to see such welltailored garmentsa greaterpleasure pleasure to wear them Cultivate in your boys a taste for goodclothing clothing It will help make careful men of them These suitsare are the kind to bring about this resultDoublebreasted IDoublebreaated Doublebreasted Jacket Bulls with knickerbocker trousers of blue sergefor sfzeafor for 8 to 17 years In three specially fine qualitlesS7BO 8850 and 19Norfolk Norfolk Jacket Suite with knickerbocker trousers of blue serge sizes for 8 to idyean yean In three qualities OdO 87JM and SSJIOMain Main floor Wanamaker Building Mens UnderwearIt It is changing time Thousands sands of men are discardingtheir their Summer underwear andputting putting on heavier and moreseasonable seasonable garmentsWe We are fully prepared for thiscrisis crisis All weights and qualities ties at right prices Underwearto to suit these cool days and underwear derwear to protect you fromtheblaatsofWinter the blasts of WinterDont Dont be caught nappingYou You can find your own particular lar weight hereAt At 91 garment White or naturalcolor color mediumweight Merino Shirts orDrawers DrawersFrench French Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers ers medium weightAt At HUJIO a garment White or binsMeroerised MeroariKed Gotten Shirts or Drawersmedium medium weightNaturalcolor Naturalcolor French Merino Shirtsor or Drawers medium weightHeavyweight Heavyweight natural color MerinoShlrta Shim or Drawers Shirts sizes 34 todrawers 40lmWOI drawers 30 to 41 Larger mixes up to WInchon Inchon at 175 a garmentAt At W2 a garment Medium heavyweIght I weight naturalcolor Merino UnderwearBhlrto Shirts size4 to 44 Drawers sizes 30 to 43At At B3JIO a garment HeavyweightNatural Natural All wool Shirts or DrawersBblrU Shirts sizes 34 to 48 drawers aires 30 toAt 44At At S3no a garment SIlver grayheavyweight heavyweight Allwool Shirts or Drawjer unshrinkableMain irs Guaranteed I Main CcoiIclh Euldlns COL LUSH KILLS HIMSELFIll Ill Four Month and had Been ActingStrangely Strangely Several DaysCol Col James Loring Lusk while on a vlaitto to his daughter at Fort Hancock SandyHook Hook killed himself early yesterday morning lag by cutting his throat several timeswith with a razor Col LUll had been on aickleave leave for four months and a short time agohe he went on a visit to his daughter whola la the wife of Lieut James Dillard ofthe the Ordnance DepartmentThe I The apartments of the Dlllards are Inthe the ofllaers quarters at Fort Hancockand Iand and shortly after oclock yesterday mornIng Ing Went Dillard heard a noise In the bathroom room attached to his quarters He wentto to the bathroom and found Col Lusk witha a razor his hand with which he washacking hacking at his throatLieut Lieut Dillard with the help of two musesfrom from the hospital who happened to be inthe the building overpowered Col Lusk 4Iewas was removed to the post hospital wherehe he died It was said by friends of ColLusk Luck yfttterday that he hed been in illhealth health for some time and had been actingFebruary queerly for several da I The funeral willtake take place at West Point todayCol Col LUllk wu born In tlttaburc onFebruary February 1 1845 Ho was the eon ofLusk AmosLusk Lusk and Agnes Sterrett Clow Lusk Hewas was graduated from West Point in 1878and and was made a Second Lieutenant of Engineers gineers On October 16 1883 he marriedMary Mary Webster In Plainfleld Hebecame became a Fret Lieutenant oa June 14 lastand and a Captain in Jun 1868 In tIN het 0 n1 Boys WoolenSweaters Sweaters at 70cTen Ten dozens in all Thatmeans means happiness to one hundred dred and twenty small boysfor for what small boy is nottickled 4 tickled to death over asweater sweaterA A variety of colors Navy blue scarletmaroon maroon and black Sizes from 24 to 84Just Just the season when the boys wearthem them Warm and comfortable AnotherthlngIweator thing sweaters save the wear and tearon on coats after school hours 7Oc eachMain Main floor Wanamaker BuildingPlaid Plaid Silk WaistsWhite White Figured Net WaistsExcellent Excellent Values at 5Beautiful Beautiful modfls Thesmartly smartly tailored plaids are thereigning reigning favorites for Fall wearNothing Nothing daintier than snowynet net over soft silk for eveningwear wearAt At iTaffeta silk In pretty plaidstailormade tailormade with plaits and inlaid vest ofsolid solid color Or in white or hlack taffeta Valenciennes Insertion forming yokeand and trimmed with medallions Shortsleeves sleeves Figured net trimmed with Valenciennes Insertion lined with Japanese anese silk short sleevesSecond Second floor Fourth avenueStewart Stewart Building was promoted to Major In the Corps ot Engineers He was ieutenantColonel andgineer Chief gineer of United States Volunteers from May II 1898 to December 7 18M and then went to Went Point as an assistant Instructor of military engineering He Wu a member of the United States Board of Geographic Names assistant to the Chief of Engineers A and aEmpire member of the AmerIcan Society of CivIl Engineers New Enalaad Waterworks Aaaodillon dillon National Geographic Society the Empire State Society of the Sons of the American Revolution and of the Chevy Chase ClubFOVK FOUR KILLED IN TRAIN WRECKWabaib I Wabash Flyer Runs Through Opea fiwltehInto Into a Freight TrainCATLIN 1 CATLIN Ill Sept eTbe Wabash fastpassenger passenger train No 8 from St Louis andKansas Kansas City to Buffalo struck an openswitch switch and crached into a freight traina a quarter of a mile east of Catlin this morn ing I ingFour persons were killed five othersare are missing and are believed to be deadunder under the wreckage and forty were In jured five fatallyThe The train consisted of nine cars and all but one were destroyed by fire which broke out after the wreckTwo Two mall clerks Imprisoned in trfir car were burned to death Forty Injured persons were reriaved to Lakeylew and St Elizabeth hospitals in Danville seven miles east of henf Engineer Butler who was ki1Lcl passed through the faou wreak at CI Micb several yetrs ago unacathedtM I tM tJiJii it 0 ip Several Hundred Pieces ofThe The HalfPrice Furniture TodayWeve 1Weve Weve been adding daily to the cleanup offerings of Furniture Iture ture or this word would not be to tell Were making themost Imost most radical clearance possible and the advantages to ourPublic iPublic Public are most extraordinary It is impossible 1o print a listof of the ptecw but there are several hundred splendid opporttraitles ttraitles for people who come today Erery piece at JUSTHALF HALF ITS FORM FAIRPRICE 1 Fourth floor Stewart BuildingSjpfiat ISn I Sjpfiat Announcement iTo To Readers ofThe ITh The Ladies Home Journalt IYQU TQD need longer send the Philadelphitt office pf Thetidies tidies Home Jpurnal for their dress patterns Wehave have acbpiplete stock of these excellent patterns It is notsurprizihg Iurpriithg surprizihg that theySare in such great demand for in fitstyle style and simplicity they are perfection itself Price only I 10 and Ifr cents including GuideChart Mail orders filledpromptly promptlyWe IWe We will give free to all visitors the October number ofThe The Ladles Home Journal Style Book Call for it at thepattern pattern counter cRotunda Rotunda Stewart BuildingI iLast ILast Last Days of This I SeptemberCHINA CHINA and CUT GLASSRemember Remember that this September occasion ends on Saturday nIght thenth the opportunity to save a third to a half of the regular cost qf these beautifultrarea Iares wares will bo over Hundreds of shrewd shoppers have picked out holidaygifts gifts that have cost little and yet will be a delight to the friends who receivethem thetaHere Here arc hint of some of the fine values on sale today Dinner SetsJust Just two styles out of a number ofjust just such savingsAt At 812 worth 3350 Bavarian ChinaDinner Dinner Sets of 100 pieces In a prettyflower flower border design with gold edge onevery every pieceAt At H1B worth S26Fine China Dinner ner Sets of 102 pieces In a rote borderdesign design with fancy gold edges souptureen tureen and three large plattersCut Cut GlassAdditional Additional shipments reached us yesterday terday and among them a number ofpieces I pieces of the regular pattern whichwe we are selling this month at a reductionlaet I of cnethlrd from our own prices The1a8L last of these pieces to reach us this monthare are nowhere and eaay last todayBowls Bowls 8Inch 480 each from 17Jelly Jelly Platen 7Inch tZM from 1360Olive Olive Dishes In 9175 from 1260Nappies Nappies 7lnch 375 each from IISlnoh Slnoh S4 each from MOlive Ollv Dishes with handle 6inch 1150 each from 360Flower Flower Centore 560 ea from 3Otberapeolal Other special piece at prices like thopeHigh High Compotes Cin diameter S6each each worth IBO Counters Piled High WithSeptember September Housewares OfferingsOne One glance at the laden tables at the bright shining utensils at tho Interestdisplayed displayed by thos benefited will convince you what a part this offering playain in OUR existenceand in YOURSNot Not only the kitchen is provided for All the house has been thought ofeven even to card tablesSeptember Septmber is drawing to a close and only a few more days are loft Comnthen then end stock up now for Fall and Winter DoubleCoated Gray Knamelwarewith I with Retinned CoversTwo I Two hundred Cooking Kettles andSaucepans Saucepans with covers0qt IClqt 0qt at SOc were 4Zo8qt Iqt 8qt at SSo were 60c10qt 10qt at toe were 8012qt 12qt at OOo were 76oCapaeilfft Capaeilfft gina ore taken from themanvfaeturen manvfaeturen standard Ifs fa5OO 5OO DoubleCoated Enamel CookingKettles Kettles with Covers at 4Dc EarhViolet Violet and gray color with tin coversball ball handle Imperfections in finish 8 8 10 and 12qt alms Regular pricaswere were Wo 115 195 apd J1N Yourao cboloe of any Ida 4110 each ao Card Tables at 8130 EachEnameled Enameled doth top Folding CardTables Tables hardwood frames nlckelplatAdcorners corners top 30 30 in 23 Inches highWere Were 360 Cut GlassExtra Extra Tall Compotes lln diameterJ Sit each worth 11750Flower Flower Vac Bln 160 each worth12ro 260 8lm 175 each worth 13 10In 250 each worth 360 12ln 375 eachworth worth 860 14In 5 each worth 860Fancy Fancy ChinaAbout About three hundred and fifty cts inall all An Importers line of samnlcsdesigns fine ChIna Ina great variety of richdesigns designsTeapot Teapot Sugar Bowl and Creamer S1and and 180 a ret worth 2 and 13Sugar Sugar and Creams 1 pair worth 176 and 12Tbeodore Theodore Haviland Salad Bowls spraydecoration decoration and goldstippled Wo eachfrom from 1Theodore Theodore Haviland Chocolate Potsflower flower decoration and gilt ISo eachfrom from 126Theodore Theodore l1avilande line of FancyChina China ia fine spray decoration festoonshape shapeChop Chop Plates 11 each worth 175Salad Salad Bowls II each worth 150Fruit Fruit Platen 25o each worth 40oBreadandButter BreadandButter Plates 250 eachworth worth SSoSalad Salad Plates 25c each worth 80cTumbler Tumbler Platen ISo each worth 25cThird Third floor Wanamaker Building rinnlfthod Tin Tra Pots with blnrkenameledHandles enameledHandles at Inc ICacli5pt 5pt were SOa 3pt were 4V3pt II 3pt were 35c IIpt were 50c4pt 4pt wore 40oYour IYour Your choice of any slz9 15c each7ft 7ft Step laddersSides Sides made of hard wocftl awl fatened tened with turned rivet Tread inidof of clear basswood and fastened on Hidewith with screws Iron leg braces ptiUrirfurnished furnished with each ladder 3reot ft4foet 4foet SOo 5fest II 6feet SI2J 7roi 1140 ino Garbage CansMade Made of galvanlced Iron with coverand and bail handle Small at Ufto weretoe 400 Medium at a 3e were 45cAsh Ash Cans 15 28 inches with drop handle at A11O were 150Basement Basement Wanamaker Building I I FormerlyA JOHN Broadway Fourth AvenueA WANAMAKER A Stewart Co Eighth to Tenth Street OBITUARYDr Dr Daniel 1181elnn one of the best knownphysicians physicians In New Jersey died jrvlterdayat at his home In Belleville aged 71 He was anassistant assistant surgeon In the navy In the civilwar war and ssrvad oa Admiral ftrragut a ftair ship After the warwhere tie wine 10 ellll1lIIwbere where be resided untU his death He IIIrvlved survived by his wife Ind two lIOn formerie udIJe Alfred Skinner and Frank Skinner both of NewarkMrs Mrs Charlotte Knecht died yesterday In her ninetyninth year at hr borne too Oak land street Oreenpolnt She was born In Germany and came of a long lived lamllyMttiad Sixty years ago abs came to America ana settled In Sullivan county this State remov ins a few years later to the Greenoolnt sec don ot Brooklyn lIer ambition bad been to reach the act of zee She had eleven chll dre01 whom four are living She also has two brothers an4 a sister each more thanMrs 10 yean of alfeh Mrs Simeon ACrutkshank who died at hit borne In Belvidere on Tuesday was the daughter of the late hey TUfIJdar Mote of New York and was born In New Brunswick tlbe was a noted holll woman and took rent Interest In the shows In NIIN York and Piainnel1 She wonand many PrI7n tin Ie survived by her bus band two dquahtelll MIII 8 Reeves Stockton and Mill Helen Moore CrutkuhankIliiBgerfard brother the aev II lick JoIfOr or blladelpblo ftnd a sister Mr Nn Lancater or Nw YorkItasert IliiBgerfard RechenbergKdward Kdward Hungerford of Brooklyn formerlyof of Watertown and Miss Bertha Peahen here daughter of Mrs Charles nechenbergof of West Eightyfifth strict this boroughwere were married yesterday by the Rev Dr Life IJtfth 4arbarsu Church of the 11017 ilnlty 1tytrri street and Central rark nest Owing to the serious IlIn the brides DtOthntheefOremon wu info ma I and IdWrbY SU parents 0 the4j brld an brlderoom1o 1o tP 4j IoOISI51 44 xs MOTORS APPARELPVERY PVERY garment ment and accessory cessory displayedin in our Automobile bile Departmenthas has been selectedby by us for its individuality viduality correctstyle style and practical BS1ASLI3HEO cal meritHeavy LI3HEOOVErX OVErXMALTA Heavy greatcoats MALTA coats a specialtyASTOX CllmJI ASTOX PLACE A TOUDTH AVCBROBAW BROBAW BROTHERS A.