The evening world. Newspaper, February 16, 1900, Page 10

NED WAY, «© “@Y SUCCESS. ys yypnen =e!) OMPSONLAANEDRDAGIMPSIN THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1900, e = | ‘The Rventag World ke of m series of articles y printe a ee |Somebody Knew Beirne|* Seo Tw e The Great Boys’ CLOTHING SALE and Loeffler Were Shut ’ in Closet. AHEARN LET GO ON BAIL.’ hi ero Motorman Made * Blind by a Brave Action. as much to offer TO_PARENTS—An investment that pays two and three dollars for one in in- trinsically worthful, reputable Winter aud Spring Clothing, TO _BOYS—Well faghioned, smart Dress, adapted to all purposes, from the sub- stantial School Suit to the choicest in correct evening wear. 0 success, Laat is Werld printed BURNED OUT IN CAR. ites "The plete tn [whe began ' Set Floor on Fire | thelr bare ad Caretaker Admitted that He % : ‘ Imperiiling Many fa eee ane Se Might Have Shut the Door TO _OURSELVES—Top heavy stocks lightened, giving greater buying scope and Passengers. Read these life stories of success on the Boys, , A freedom from broken lots, H . Hingraved 14 Kt. Soisd mv inding Wateh, 4 tot be buaght else. Handsome 14 Kt. your awn knowled Here : Rett pra terribty dark in this room, doc] ener thom | Somebody is resnonatble for the deaths | An" yon! $4000 frisa! Ringe $1690 Boys’ Spring Overcoats | Boys’ Fauntleroy Su'ts Boys’ Spring Suits Biv te! Vd rather be dead than blind. of young Charlle Beirne and y This hendsome 14 Kt. Solid | will be a dark world for Willlam R. malate, 1f you can, the necret of | LooMer, whore mummified bodies were set with genwiue $3.75, $1.98, $3.00, & as jong as he remains in {t, |@uecess im life, Put you —— found In 4 closet tn the vacant house, 108 Inc tively be: 3.4 and 5 years—finest im- Blouse, reefer and vestee styles, fifty Washington Heights pas-j@tty words—net morem—and send to THOMAS L. JAMES. Edgecombe avenue, where they had lain n Covert, conservatively box ported mixttres, for wear with every trick of braiding, best In his car were saved {TOM 80 guecees Editor Evening World, P | six months, cut, good styles, 4to 15 Year ine socn-to-t 1 Faun: ‘col nod \ fate by the act of this powerful han , - | time and taik with me om any subject.) The Kvening World proposes to dix sizes; were $5 -to-be-general Faun- colors, goods, workminship; fume motorman in sacrificing his eyes. |O: Mex S086 N. Vo Clty. For the jusiness or personal cover who shut the boys in the closet id tleroy Waists, medium weights, reduced from $5 and $6. +r. 1s twenty-seven years old.|heet Mity words (telling how fo) Wien 1 wos editing and publishing and bring the gullty person to justice :§ P; $4 to $6 values, | Ors eeeed 9 Difeft hie wife and baby in Waverly, |awcceed The a World will the Madison County Journal at plam-! ‘Tae police have been lukewarm in their | tar ime tat $3 Boys’ Short School Pants Boys’ Spring Suits N.Y, yoars ago, I became ac- efforts to ferret out the perpetrator of Bc, Boys’ Bicycle Suits $5.00, Five regulation styles, ALL $3.00, Models of fineness and rich- WOOL materials, sturdily Were $5 and $6-—handsome ness, in two-piece Suits built, carefully finished, 4 to.effects, with and without cuffs; black, blue and lates: mingles; 1§ years. 7 to 12 years, sold to $8.75. pay eno. | ite quainted with pretty nearly everybody the crime ‘te . Y.. and came here six months ago. Bm | been a motorman at home. Six ore or 4 }ago he got on thé extra list of the in the county, They were a part of the "Avenue road. He boarded with| Earnest Individual interest in the work | “detatie”’ of that business | may ha the James Bisson, at 213 East |!” hand. perseverance and a rule to ale} When I was postmaster of this city | ¢ ‘ | ways live a jittle inside one's income or . eo ¢ joer af the cleset, net knowing red and Twenty-sixth street. eh 1 made a personal study of th thas (ha: Wate were Benyhinyy % might be offered as general rules for) ployees, as well ux of the details and as ran a Fort George car last » sl Dac Shortly, 1/Cormetiue Ahearn, 1d cares stepese, Workings of the system . jerdam avenue, at One Hun-|, Whatever business T have engaged tn,] knew the special fitness of every nan | (@ker of the house, when arraigned d Thirty-Atth street, the carfui|! have made « point of learning the de-|and his capacities, and I think every | Before Corwner Zucen. yelled in fright. taille down {to the smallest thing. man tn the 1-Ofice believed me to ing the admission, Ahearn . —e First Selections in Misses’ Tailored Suits, Firat receipts of Lomg and Short Dresses, , Materials—Pebble Cheviots, Zibelines, Vene- Guimps, Bonnets and Hats, Long and Short | tian, Camel’s Hair. Trimmings—Braids, silk saw that the “plough” had] My father taught me to be upright | be his friend, or at least, that he would 0 ball, ‘B Badly Insulated electric cable, |M1 honorable and honest, by never) suffer no intentional injustice from me, | Capt. Martens, of ‘he West One Hun- and blue flame were coming |1°U>ting me. My word was never ques-/and that he was sure of an Interested | dred and Twenty-tifth street police sta- toned, and telling the truth was never fi the floor. Hatener if he had a real grievance to| Hon, and Detective Parker, who has a Test the car Nicholas lifted the | "lowed to Involve me in trouble or pun: | report been working on the case, have decided Here’s the Way to inhment. ihe : ’ inside. The sunken box wi I carried the same disposition (o know) that the death of the boys was accl- Your Soundness of fi ef blue ghtning. “But withour a| 2% %2 Apprentice I boarded with my|the last detail with me wiien I went to) ‘ental and have dropped thelr Investiga- Coats. applique, panne velvet, etc. bment’s hesitntion he was down on|cuployer. He performed his duty by me! Washington as Postmaster - General, | Won. ‘The Headquarters men have also Mentality. SPECIAL GUIMPES Special Interested himself in me, sympathized) and 1 apply tt to the business of the| been withdrawn, i , with me, We talked thi t pees 69c. 85c. | GIRLS’ bent head foremost into the well. | gether, expressing ay twa vaws- ooanpd National Bank, of which I am} | They gla th bet peg ad pa | SAILOR SUITS, 2 @ iad ident. some one shut the door on ys from H i 3 i aon Mg ge! ed ee capital and labor can always do to! Hut the successful man must diare-| the outslde, but say that If so it was not hana parent ie fat of soeeph SPECIAL SHORT DRESSES. | Pretty braidings, full new blouse, gilt but- ‘ Mac Eyl el ate sab mutval e@vantage ward the oight-hour law and work carly |40He with criminal intent. The only com- aiuay sgeinet ex-Qev. Waller, of Con 5c. i foms, 3 to 12 yeates..... +01. +-s+0000§3, 75, # lasting beneficent effect upon| and late, If a man works early and] Dlaint they Intended to make against peotiont, In. the & eo Court, ‘ flaghed about his head. My door ig always open. My em-| jet if l@ and masters all et Ahearn was criminal negligepee. IY there came a blinding fash| ployee or subordinate may come at any| must succeed. * SME MOL evening World has laid many pres Ga sts bose, Wk toe wes facts betore the police which proved De-|'"irere are some pt the teste ’ yond doubt chat some one tm the house | ere 4fe mw Ot ote ur exea the READERS GIVE THEIR VIEWS, knew of the presence of the boys in the |aame sige? If one ix larger than the d hetr death, 4 the motorman to his feet Seven Good Rates. closet on the day of thelr death, AUB. 2 | other, you have one of the aymptoms of Facute ten'vy 0 pee nie Gee q The accidental theory, Rowever, was! ON? ) Boy B60, 7 6 peneoman , but not man, Work ? ff success! persisted in and further investigation | ares! to the J. Hood Wright Horpital. hard, but do not break down. Be Tistlere & certain ieeonen| 4theneds Crome your lags #0 that the croak of agony all night. honest, but nut generous. Be roughly. To-day 1 find we must| The Coroner says he will make a thor: | Be 1c fits over the knee of the obtes: morning, to the house surgeon, he| agreeable. but not social. Get your] advance further in the business we un-| Uh Investigation, and, if the evidence | 'Me" strike the upper leg a sharp blow the exclamation at the begin- | rights, ere on th Of dertake. Also we must find out a way to| ubmitted warrants it, he will bold the the symptome of pares'a and of inean- ity induced by inebriety. SPECIAL LONG SLIPS. \| In heavy double face Ski:tings, gray, blue, 19. 4Sc. 67. —_ || Oxford, browns—35 to 4o inches.....$5,75 Nineteenth St. Sixth Ave. Twentieth St. File car had been saved. The jassen- Just below the knee cap. If the lew gives an involuntary jerk this story. 4 bat be Blow to know more thai prisoner for ihe Grand Jury, promise. Ke economical, dut advertise | MN" im the smartest rd i} it. If the io weballs had been fearfully burned . | that business to-day. The secret Pacts he Case upward you are all right. the mus \y regularly and through the ae tune and suc ‘adve iow d cles of the leg do not respond, you are @ Third avenue, clty. Reonemical Frathe, 8 a farmer of fifty yeare I have been very succepstul when prices were high for all expenses. The higher these prices the greater my success. Irevhabty that earieepondingy.ereared ment. __. * READER. ek lage h Coal a playmate of |e bad way. It is a alen that your per. St 10E STORE, a jai . i " Honesty Ie the Rest Poltey. X |the boys, anys that the day after they | Yous s¥stem Is deranged and, with ot symptoms, is a sure sign of tendency 9 849 Broadway, B honest and sincere in all your| disappeared “Conny” Ahearn. the care) wwaras paresis, 13th ond 14th Meeets, transactions, Look after minor|taker's son, (od him the Beirne and |" sista up perfectly straight, with your We start the ball rolling to-morrow details as if your life were at | Loefier boys stayed in the Edgecombe) oy ii. together and look at a point with a splendid c fering of Women's ed sane ak afer oh inate aanun en EM aa teut tem fet sat ahead It 7 beh cre bate ant ed toe. rr ” 4 .| sway from side :o side you may be sure a oe oe fig Ms. r Ms Ter! bactene fa your tower. hes poles ys “rahe mg rare that your nerves need the attention of a ‘Thee geots are povitive bargeine and were bought towel “I eye 128 Van Voorhis sree, iookivn” [hele father about It, He told thom to West New Brighton, N. Y. can 1 go (0 bed end threatens to with the other leg bent at the knee. ‘Treste Mil Success. them. Your Now Comandments. IN thie fast’ and furtous age success | Two boys were put in the closet yes-|!f You can stand perfectly still for Ave TRST find out what you want, means innumerable things. The same |terday by an Evening World reporter — et eh me re picny' 4 strive for it, keeping your mind|coreltions do not exist to-day as in| and told to pound on the door and yell. Teey ti to tows oF thes tovaatoen ae serene and your health in years for an ordinary man to ac- | The racket was heard all over the house. ne woaith, ‘The opportunities In the basement, where Ahearn lived|‘#ken together, indicate that you are tion Counsel Whalen blames oller Coler for the sults filed the clty under the “prevailing Wages” ruling, that put the elty for $3,405,221, Proper precaution on the part of Finance Department,” says Mr. . “would have prevented the One claim we agreed to pay ona Widow of Actor Had Boisterous Neigh- bor Arrested. in, Another test is to stand on one leg | A bot of Men's calt, patent leather and vici kid button and laced, at.... $3.2 Raquel to any $1.09 chee sold eleewhere. MONEY RETURNED ON ALL UNSATISFACTORY PURCHAS : OPEN UNTIL 10 P, Wl. SATURDAY. aaapts George B. Burrell, an elecirician with “Leave Your Razora at the Door. poh IG. gl gael | Can you imagine the feclines of Ine}. Mre, Galvin, who Is sald to be the dignation which overcame the guests) witow of Alexander Salvini, the actor,” Jat a colored reception recently held Sean ene y t. basis, but the Comptroller a him by powerful co on the day of the tragedy, the noise in imminent danger of paresis. an office at 71 Broadway and who lives a ice. d, and the city lost $4,000 there- | world ve up it.” “Take nojations of capital. To succeed he must | unmistakable, If Ahearn and anime ee ata two of these) st Md Broadway, was a prisoner be- {| A DARK TOWN £PISODE. you ae ow SAY nl aiid come T. DOUGLABE. were there tha! night they must have nig Cry of paresis bus colon ively | fore Magistrate Brann in the he Bide Sorgwrite Pd Seizes Upon It w s 12 West Forty-fourth street 45 Kast Sixteenth street, City. heard the pounding. woul a long way toward con- |court this morning, charged with annoy- a Theme for = Popular Song. — i iat vincing an afientat that you were fit for ing Mra, Mand Malvini and Miss Louies | ae —_-—— The inquest will be held next Tuesday, Bloomingdale. BONDS AKER UK. ON SWINTON ON i ae DId Not Speak to Mis Wite boat fa, Creeeee She cle Carataner SOUGHT BROOM, FOUND THIEF fer About Bight Ha St nen THE NON-UNIONISTS,| BOTS WORTH WORK | »=zz cree uot aoa mer of West Hoboken, to punish Bursiar. Leonard, cigar manufac- the Hackensack piank road. They Gain Advantages of Many Kinds Through That of a tor ‘ on Sol whom she has not exchanged into a dark closet at noon to-day for a] Her statement was corroborated by Early To-Day. in eight years, she sayy, a-| the Unions They Are Forever Attempting to The relative value of a lee in New lie i ce and found a burglar Mise Staufter. 1 | th Living under the same roof with Jersey and New York has at last a ‘a arrest ¢ She screamed and Padden collared the| A warrant for Burrell's was She says he almost choked her Destroy—Things for Them to Think Of. | definitely settled, Two little = He dragged him out and sent for} given by Magistrate Drann two Gay8] 1. 1, ine triangclar block bounded in telling her story to Magistrate Brann in this city when they read this sign _ sal on entering the hall? He comes home et ail Bours of tse Charles B, Ward, the comedian and nd intoxicated, He stops | berplep baroaly 1a es cn tre oor ana| eriangular Block in songwriter happened to be one of the outsiders invited. “What's the mat- cails us all manner of vile names, J rt Abi ‘of S83 Henry street, Brooklyn, reached | can't stand It any longer.” Srockiyn ter?” he asked. “Are you afraid of having trouble to-night?” “Prevea- Kate Padden, who lves with her brother, John Padden, on the top floor if Price Fixed tn Court Higher These @eath when rhe broke the jong si- Jaimed damages in thelr respective go, and while the paper was in the : . 5 & policeman bs bs f by Flatbush, Atlantic and Fifth avenues, bee in an attempt to resume friendly States for the loss of a leg by trolley) At the Amity street police station tho | handa of Officer Cavanagh, of the West Ripa, ‘his teeraiek. cheated ehatte- “4 : “ t Side Court squad, Burrell repeated the One of the “labor papers’ makes anytogether’ has brought up the pay and| Os om, twenty= . t Dne of the pep P 6 The Aréi, « boy ved tn Broskapians Innatt and taai | offense, and last night the women called | ment among the sixty families ovcupy- $22, he Padden flat to hunt | Policeman Frank Lynch, of the West jing the fats over the twenty-three ch he had lost there. Fo¥ty-seventh gtreet station, who fol-| stores involved, held on a charge of attempted | owed Burrelt after he had left his house | ‘The blaze started at.3 o'clock In the) and arrested him on a Broadway car. | saioon of Max Beyer, and quickly spread | He was held in S09 ball 10 Keep the) 1, the qajoining buildings, the block peace for three months. All he had to} ) 1, aur who in his defense was: “I am very w bees put up wndeh she EAMRSE ball ad laws of thirty years ago, when it was the custom not to carry the party walls to the roofs, this leaving a large open sorry. BIG PRICE ON HIS ABAD, |ssece veneets stem tor the sanr spresa ,|Dewager Represe Ofers Reward man sald he was Jo! six years he had # for a kal and Mrs. Lippert were living hap- fantil cight years ago, whea the|anary attack bought a house. them the “paltry creatures, ‘ite Ldppert says she has helped in| “biacklegs.” “lepers.” # business and was largely | min,” “outdoor pauper a} in Peeping the money to-| ihe hasest description’ and the “chief . she va ——$———— | eremtes of labor which @ ave been proper for her hus-|°“™ eg Si Wire wamed hor as Sesame It urges unloniste to avold these men tages as are now held by the gangs of | crosses the border line of the st KENTUCKY FIGHT DELAYED. B the deed of the property. A quarrel |** they would avold the plague, to cyt) non-untonists, The members of the that boys rate higher in the market than and then this long silence. | them off socially, refuse to speak to/untons were blacklisted and the unions | girls anyhow. Hearing of Injunction suit of couple ave a fon, aged twenty,|:hem and prohibit them from entering | Were crushed by the viclous power of Little Edna Evans, going to her Rome ie Younger daughter. The daughter | their houses. They are already wbject Capital, Yet thelr strugzies were after- from school in South Orange, felj and @ Beck! her mother and ¢: -early | ¥8%4 advantageous to others, even to| trolley car ran over her, A leg had to by he Bon by/to many disabilities, but not cearly tiie ensanies be amputated. FRANKFORT, Ky., Fed. enough to sult the angry paper which No one can tell what the rates of] * Jersey Jury considered that E4n@] wag done in the, injunctio thousends of men ng tot ve never sald “thanks and have done their best to scuttle It Ac one Ume, among the tronworkers! From whieh it has to be inferred that ‘ong unions, |& leg worth 0% in New Jersey us 4 for that trade such advan-| quadrupled in value directly the Nn Hon-unionists, Ir cali«| heloed the [Ife His companion tn milsfor- and the lived in South Oral union and He w buretary of Pittsburg, there were r > SHIPPING NEWS would make life intolerable for (MOM. | wages would de now or what would be| we'd pe wa) Pad for the lors of Beri meckham against Gov. for Kang Ye Wel Dead or Alive i} . The labor writer next comes to Aline length of tie working day had not| ERY MAM ; ities, Wiccan teaee Teles Che md thing which I have often thought Of:/the unions stood ax a wall of defense] pricy ere ut‘? Crush & boy's lew IMT tpitt to-day nt Georgetown, piven. Citibee oe onsite rion, raz] He save that these outlaws are “among /for labor Howard Wiliameon, eleven years oid.| 2% METeement between the attorneys r MIOH Waren. eM [the frat take advantage of such} No hing der, (hen, that the union! ianging at Seventh avenue and OM oa weigive was gomepnnd onth Pep 2. }\9 desecrate and dectrey the toms cf benefits as the unionists gain by much h Save all they can do in contend-! 0h sireet, failed to see a trolley car abl one . Ya will try to are] ye ancestore of the Chinese reformer coat and wuftering;” that “they are in| 'RE 8M rouRh-shod capltal, feel enraged ie started jo ctoms He was knocked |e me, made of Procedure. The matter] Kang Ye Wel, and offers AA taste * at the non-unionists who devour their| under the wheels and lost one leg | 14% be brought up before Judge Cantrill | top the capture of Kang Yu Wel, dead Getted to the unionists for the #180 Of) nerveste and Jes thelr houses, a ‘oF NEW Yorx. their pay; that the betterment ot} In common gratitude every working- your labor ip entirely due to the long-con-| mas ought to Join tbe anion of his trade nists: If he did ro labor could soon gain ad- oerienas | that “non-unionists fatten the work) Vantages which it yer has not even ext | of thone whom they try to destroy and) TouRnt of JOHN SWINTON. | anh |i, whom they owe hundreds of tm a | | | sn cn MBIKB COPS” STIRRED UP. Nivens| All this te undoubtedly and The suit brought resulted In a verdict |@t Frankfort Feb, % if no agreement is for 122,90 for the boy reached in the mean time. LABOR NEWS, ARKIVE. tinued efforts of the trade E i a F i é FI Mewvastie, Bie | would be easy to give mumberiens {ile | | anewer * I caicag of ti | Prenerts Owners Complais That | The following officers were petalied Associat euand hey wt id 8 epecial The humorous situation When the ualen of @ wake sn] the Witting Law Is Net yar Danes of the Brothernod | ‘other changes in the laundry ‘Ward. So much oo that . Advance in wages, of a reduction of | Rutoreed. f Labor: President. George Staring; | indwetry, ‘wrote a “coon” song a4 FAILED To-DAy. . o'? * t, CB ‘Travers: Secre-| ‘The various bidiad eatitied “Leave Your Jomera. Comanche. Charteston, |houre, or an improvement of conditions, | The Weel Kad Arroctation, whose|tary-Treasurer, W, A. Gore; Bergeant: out the tity, home AS od Drwnewich Ei #94. New Orieans lor any desirable rights, (he outsiders, or | Members aro property owners on the|at-Arme, Willlam Leyden. The union akers Union No. ‘not to the Deor. Its unique antiunionis:s, mine times out of ten, | Upper west side, have sent letiers to) Urls every Thursday night. and sil leiy bread aloe fone teas the umor and catehy y hee porket the proceeds at the same time. | lef Devery, com | meetings, t yd by org almest tastan' hit. The unionste may have spent their] tivity of the Dleycie police in arresting |» 4 that the labor t the u lavei Ward, by the way, is the of che wheelag law | is ree es { of the complaints Potice. | i * central bod: t i tt to the loaw: © of the bicvele squad, ar-| {fe sey, thous, fat E kere employe. ey { tastalled. but it ‘s only ¢ and win re. lporory ehafacter, ite being t |downtewr shop yest Xion, Of 15 West Simi. op a united labor festival for that! on the retueat of the om to gruni > rough some time during the coming) (hem gnion wages for haad word, In Sommer one of the uptown shops the ents” of tae eas: side in ihe ved went owt | i funds 10 secure the end, many have had | Vie to go on strike for it. and many have stood by each other in tomes of hardehip; yet the very men on the outside, who] TH#IAE two vik 1 st theta and took no part in] Bronson c. 1 the»! « be partakers in the| (hind street, war arrested at Broadway innings. Wages ia the whole trade 50 ind hates street for running « ) shorter hours for the whole trade | locomobile faster ‘han twelve miles per, mus also be gran’ got, some proper right for the whole) hour. * ot i Wares rect and Route Fy, ry I . prot to the orwanastion the non-| The second man was a salesman of FF, Ket f : 3 a a 3 2 3 a s 2 uy Pa rit § g Z if pale aS ns ela ‘aun Fer that] , BAS Panedove Tame Setloe, setae oak tent), Mo irk. * Rag ak > 4 horas Ame me