The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1900, Page 3

Minister from the Orient Will Establish Secluded Place for His Family, Who Are Now Restrict- ed in City House, Forbidden to Mingle in Society, the Ladies Will Receive Only TheirOwn Sex in Harmony with The Country’s Custom. y possible for him to continue @mall ofity house, which served him for Legation and home when he kept bach. @or's hall and was the gay leader of f days gone by. City houses, however, & not readily afford the exclusive Quarters necessary for s harem. ‘All Ferouh will therefore, as soon as Be can secure a lease, probably move @ut in the direction of Chevy Cham, ‘there there are several resiéenced @ufficiently isolated to permit his wife B41 simter to enjoy the outdoor alr with- @ut incurring unseemly publicity. He hag several villas under consider. @tlon, and one of the joys of Spring this year among fashionable femininity will be the “nt homes” of Mme. Ferouh at “TURKISH MINISTER’S ~ ORIENTAL HOUSEHOLD. GLUOOED THE PACEME Policemanin PacificMood Beaten by Man and Wife. HIS BATON THE WEAPON. Pistol Brought Into Play and the Bluecvat Tri- umphed. ‘This ts the way 1t happend, an@ thoagh he fe sore in head and body, Policeman Michael F. Kearney, of the Bast One| Hundred and Fourth street station, re- Jotoes that he was not brained with his own nightetickh thie morning, and thet he winged and jended his “bird.” It was @ narrow escape from muréer, Fred Labowiltch, tough character, came off the tsland yesterday, After duly celebrating the event he losired up his wife, and early this morning, it ts sald, found her in bad company. Thetr home {s @ tenement at 163 Hast Ninety- clghth etrest. ‘They were quarreling notelly at Third avenue when Kearney came up and tried to play peacemaker. He met the usual success of those who go between husbands and wives. The woman held his attention while Labowitoh, stealing up behind him, snatched his nightatick and etruck him 4 terrible blow on the head Jt knocked Kearney down and would have crushed in hts skull but for his helmet. The policeman was struggit feet when Labow!toh struc policeman orted frightened by the blood which covered the face of his victim, started to flee. “Stop! yelled the policeman. ‘Stop or I'll shoot!” “Look out, Fred,” yelled the woman. Kearney fired three times, and then the frensie? women threw herself on 2 et t e fad among local followers of the chase. | 2OW Harry Payne Whitney, C. Albertson and |"! George B. Post have recently made hounds. for prises in the next annual trial, These centlemnen are members of the Nattonal Beag’ Mr. Whitney kennel on his Hills chase of beagies grows out of the sale of Mr. James I. Kernochan’s kennel. | does not mea He ING, MARCH 6, 1900. BEAGLE RAISING BECOMES A FAD. Harry Payne Whitney and Many Other Fash- ionables Have Taken to Breeding the Little Hunters. PAELEDOE-DLE EL EDEEED DS 1OODODDID4O44-9.407 690060600 | ? 1/MORE FIGHTING IN LUZON, 4 §6.000 BEAGLE. sepmaatanons Nerina att is been steadily jong American 1 he Breeding of besgie packs ts the latest | over In po Beln |eatgal ty Uke Reseete opt Ma je American They will establish packs to compete describes him as n speed | sol we ensive purchases of the miniature fox- onda Beagle Ch and-tear jook hat of thie do Cla cf Americe, ee chase and follow his ing erected a large | hound tn thi pe of the hend ani ate In the Wheatley | Must Not Be Vio Mich. | He must not exceed 15 inches fn hi Boom for Heagtes. at the shoulder: Fie “ory 1s melodio -|In_color, quality and character he ts Recent sctivity in the male and pur | tia to the fochousd, : The of Mr. Kerpochan’ Ly | retire: quar: differs from the fox- kent et Tl it hie Hempstead pack, one | brasies oo aret kennels of Deagies 2 Seerten of the first tt of his Jangyage and country. Nine pec him, biting and scratching like @ wild-| 4. tp Wharton, Becretary miner ne f wo! her pa ple out of tem conceive « harem to be Club, ‘Huntsmen 1 from twelve to thirteen Inen 4 in height. f eolection ef women, when in resiity ——— wimply means @ fobidden place. There ie ere harems, in mosques as well as in @omiciics, although women, socording Set as S| SR CONTEST OF WILL mooqea ates Sait Petoch. obtained per 2 Wih far move vehomence than Ot. for to ie mae Po ee peda eee tebe zane ai whee ean Mme. Connolly’s Husband, John Fitzgerald, Ce a esos ofthe thet oery at te Lage ata: aya shan Drops Dead, and Her Relatives ‘den. ‘The ocers ri ingnan “acne of te tock, age Mariom Hospitc.. regen e) hee fl ‘im the world, After the frst had a Dale wound in May Now Agree. lupit the entive eocund Geer, ant the per. ge. Vey fee, he, woud calf of the rial lag. iamey wan Sl ifere and dintagesem the first. the sake of grati- AId FERROUE BBY. inate Marte Ret noe teeaeaaeee Frys wubbady s the Minister's Who have seen the three Turk. partment. Weid this the case it would BOT my man, he said, smiling ‘The threatened contest over the estate| tvely and high-wpirited as the average ‘the {oh Indies ray that both ee, are| be proper for the other Indies of the , ‘Mme. Connolly may be| ¥9man of thirty-Ave ister, and Madame Hanim, the compen | very handsome. Madame Hanim is a! diplomatic corp to leave thelr carde and bg = FE left by the late Mm Mr. and Mrs. Fitsgerald went te itu- fon of the ladies, are rether cramped for! rather distinguished old lady. All ere | after due return call upon her, The ist SLEW NEGRO AND BSCAPRD. averted by the death of her husband, rope, fOr Mele honer her patrons ers. bey eed to plumpness. ie regen er ‘pamen fi ri hl yohn EB. Fitagerald, last night. Re tev ng tbat she had gone abi on a ” hol A i t} Laéies Can't Ge Out. nnow, thethek these msnradene tenis therefore rety pon personal invitations pearegunseneel dropped dead from heart disease tn ee wit ile Paste Mima, Connolly met Bre ‘The present Legation has a back mr would be ineluded in the diplomatic list) bid woch femal i 4s these three} Rew Over @ Long Branch Card | Colonial Cafe, 2 Columbus avenue. He bt jam Mini " a B We he bout as big as an old-fashioned y| Issued every month by the State De-| Women may mal uring thelr sojourn was fifty-five pears old and a lawyer rq Deseten tee the FE SCHON - FOR SOLDERS, West End Avenue Mili- tary Academy Was in Peril. “L” BLOCKED BY Brooklyn Destroyed— Four Alarms, Fire was discovered in the four-atory| A fre which threatened to wipe out ¢erra cotta and white front house at| the big stores on the triangular block 2 West End avenue early this morn-| bounded by Livingston and Nevins ing. The building |» occupied by the) streets and Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, Rugby Military Academy, of which|and which started at 7.30 last night in Clinton Bering is principal. About a” | the four-story building vecupled by the pu attend the academy. Mardenberg Carpet Company, 4 Flat ‘This morning a colored rervant dis-| bush avenue, was still smouldering carly Covered the blaze in the basement | this morning where sho was sleeping and called foi Gostateneh,: the Four alarms were sounded. The Hard- enberg building was soon a mass of flames and the firemen bent their ener- gies to save the surrounding buildings of {| Cowperthwait & Co, and Journcay & them | Burnham. S%-| Btreame were poured on the fire from the “ structure on and for forty: nutes ik SHARKEY I ASAOOO FIRE, STILL ALE, Hardenberg Bullding in Escaped Murderer 3) 8n Al Game Cameed « Marder Searching for Sinyer. LONG BRANCH, N. J,, Merch ¢ Wittam White, of North Lorg Branch. was muniered early to-day in Lain’ street, Lamerick. ‘The murderer escaped. Both men were negroes, as strangers {n range land ie ve White was stabbed in the jugular porary administrator, but the husband | selzed searched they were foun z Waite and two of three companions | came forward with a will. Under ft he|.7,,c°7.un gowns made up in different Rich Panne Velvets, were playing cards and got into a dis-|had a life interest, and after his death | the wor! kgf Worth and Felix. npn, 8 pute Ip the soume some one stabbed |it was to go to brothers living in Aus- ae Be, “eee ome Lait ory Vhite, Some of the witnesses have been 1 91 Saeed Ee arrested ye inet! i was produced, mak- | #p oe ln the eee, ant 2 Proadwvay 90h a. The stabbing is said to have been don | tween Mrs. Minnick's soiled * by Joo King trace of him can Ing other disposition of the propertys | ii: Wearing ‘apparel, An tt Ig} found The police of near-by towns have Jand the subject was in abeyance when een Joseph ©. Bigiin, m beer of the murder, and 4 the prin-|nick at the dock. It was Inferred at th Hiding in South — [effor: ts veing made to apprehend the |e ded. His death removes the pring) Tire Ah At ie tafuence, was Sought 1S eo Sams CRAROG rom Tt, murderer, pal obstacle to at agreemen OMS |secure the pa of the trunks, pet colved a any Asmerieaa District Messenger thee of Europe. i the dead woman's relatives. an investigation by the eapury or | Telegraph Ofer in New York Chy at POUND WELL-DRESSED WAIP] Pert oreemenin, (ORL AUG ek rade Tn an out-of-the-way corner In South- ern Europe William J. Sharkey, the Tweed ring esca murderer, '9 sald eking a living ax a guide. For many y the police had be- j/leved Bharkey dead. Recently word came to a hi ! that the Buropear, representative of a local corporation had #een Sharkey d This man was Headqu solely p: Pretty Baby Boy Pieked Up on the Meps of % Ambrese’s Church, Brooklyn. In @ bundle which he saw lying last night on the steps of St. Ambrose’s Church, 22 Tompkins avenue, Brook- lyn, Policeman Delahanty, of the Gates avenue station, found a two-weeks-old baby boy. It was wrapped in a shaw! and sleeping. It was nicely dressed and well fed. Delahanty took the infant to the police station. It wae handed over to Mrs. ib avenue. shorts of ahiid parents. i . t Police ° 2 told that curtosity pied the laquiry, he admitted aving seen and conversed with the man who thot and killed Robert 8. Dunn, in who are iu penéios set. “The Sharkey | the aie to ‘and ite other, Guards.” which he organized, gave him| evidently belonged to wealthy boiltical prominence. Failing to become Bac DRAUGHT CAUSED DBATRL arted a fare bank 10 gambling Wind Blew Out the Geo and Jooeph a At & pistol’s tbe comely of Le 4 ebyen could seine ashe ae throug "ils owentheagt On iy y was visit od to. Bharkey’s cell, | Liew It 2 A woman, His. mascu- Mrs, Lauterbach Ket a Sutelde. Mra, George Lauterbach, reported by peers ea error of the Coroner's office to have Whe: jail they had only them and Shag! covered and With three hours’ st comnfully evaded the to Cuba. His sw: 4 he spurted her and she returned to this from Cubs to Europe of ‘as doing military service In & Then of his death TS Southern Maly, ek The visiior a: Pollee ‘Headquarters y Bhi Sian, without scouts, Ove ® Boe uth the recog! pater aeereneys tbe Olber ty game! e knew and vile intervie ar a Knows ie thelr cla malities August Bebmidt, of 1 Allen street, last to tem him, the uae of ° a | night found the dead body of a week old as She Rt Sl cc to Ble ot | ae it ene ne ene te avenue, Bt alive and The wo home. He turned it over to the police and it was sent to the Morgue. making establishment in Fifth avenue. | Immediately some relatives petitioned | fashionable New Yorkers. immense fortune On the death of her first husband in 1866 she established the business which afterward made her for- tune. high rosd to fortune, she married Dan- havin parties witnessed iy fort time preserv, ed women 4 amp of, Mi Jerlgns of the Paris modistes When Mra. Mary A. Fitzgerald, better | a nown as Mme Connolly, died last No-|Cennolly won her away by an offer of higher salary and to pas after ber business in the French capital, Rich Gewne Srired, On Oct, 12, 1801, Mrs. Minnick reached New York on La Bretagne. Her two big trunks We ® steamer trunk wer, en 4 ember she left a fortune of $900,000 hich she had accumulated at her @reas- jurrogate Fitzgerald to appoint a tem- Mme. Connolly was well known to Her estab- shment at 231 Fifth avenue hag been landmark, and out of it ehe made an 7K Biz years later, when on the IR. Lyddy. He was « fugitive Fenian, from Mount Joy Prison, Ireand, where he bad been contine ond growing ing Fortieth Regiment. Feb. 20 the expedition arrived at Janded, and tn {er hed corse and a- tempung to coutrol the enemys Foutes | Of retreat At iL at2®, | Caceres, miniature foxhound, |°" and big for his inches, with the | ceeded ic | Parague arriving tea AILLED 24 IN REVENGE. U. S. Soldiers Burned a Village to Avenge Lieut. Koehler’s Death. ‘MANTA, March &—Lient. Edgar F. of the Ninth Infantry, was Pj ahot in the abdomen and killed at a >| Village atx miles north of Tarlac, where he went tn search of some hidden rifies. A Filipino, promising to produce the @ | rifies, led him into an ambush away © | from his command. The soldiera in revenge burned the village and killed twenty-four of the enemy. The transport Sheridan wil! eall to- Gay with i soldiers and convicts and 2 Insane soldiers, Koehler, a Provines arines; Daet, Province of North Cam- arines, and the neighboring emailer towns. The enemy remiated at one pon two Anvericans were killed, includ- of the Ideut. John B. Gaileher, coaverging upon Nuere a eee From + he trowpe. che town's “7 ne. he all ae soetlonn Sartecks, "reer oF Hoenoh) Constable AC, Lyons Silks Rich Fancy Crépes, Novelties Spring 1900, ‘| Cachemirand Fancy Squares for Waists. Printed Fonlards and Soft Satins, OCH « CO. Continuation of THREE Unparalleled Events. 125% Discount on Furniture. Trade Sale of Spring Sale o Upholsterie: No housekeeper can afford choose from stupendous prices that for lowness h y at the ty Made CLEAN and STRON Te sey eeety mortal, whe cant afterd 0 ESE 1125th Street West, to miss this opportunity to assortments in absolutely |< reliable qualities—all fresh, this season's goods—at|::"s- ave been unknown in the} “ram commercial history of New York, Between Lenox and Seventh Avenues. Gby wo will mall a bes tte. a Owe To-morrow 15¢. yh Retailed everywhere for 25¢. yah 10 pieces finest ty shrunk” French Hair Cloth, and ; 16 inches wide, value 25c, ae ; To-morrow 12%, yh Be sizes, 45x36-, 50x36, 54x36, retailed at 17¢., Tn and 19¢, each; any size, ii Each customer limitedto one dememi | Linens, 75 all linen pure finished, damask Cloths, 2x2} yards, | were vaiue at $1.75 cach, ity hemmed linen Huck - ai 1 18x36 inch, regular price To-morrow 10c. cach, : a w otter goed a Spring Top all other g t! in Coats—$14 to $35, Prompt Attention to Post Ontore, ‘3 BROADWAY, COR. 31ST a ee ie sone, to acquire be fashionable eo ety Gtatie CONSE COMPANY. a For Sale. Eye Glasses Free cave free." he FURNITURE S60 W $1 DOWN A $1 W. PRICES THE LOWEST, « ~ LEWIN’'S, 48 WEST 14TH ST, | __ 267 WEST 128TH ST. prices. ponds cunramtend ; JAMES DEROMAR, #7 Malden DIAMONDS, watedes, weekly pay Gots molerate ptiews. AMERICAN MOND CO., 19 Mabien lant, HAVE Wi cers of land. b © en dues wilt trade. for 2,” Maapeth Winter, ‘newer immediately.