The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1900, Page 3

SS ee “= a SHOT SHE WA ROOM. OF WINDOWS Unfortunate Lad Died| The Police Arrest Dainty Soon After at the Harry Raymond for Hospital. the Offense. With a dullet wound In his righ: tem- ple, Valentine Brannies, a thirteen-year- olf boy, was found at 1 o'clock this} oi, | morning in the apartment of H. Leroy | Darrah, second floor of M1 Havemeyer | *tation street, Williamaburg. ‘The boy died ten minutes after reach ing the Eastern District Hospital police are striving to clear the m: of the shooting | adot Detectives were divided between the) When searched theories of suicide and accidential shoot: | five fancy com vracelets. ing, but they are now satisfied that (hej silver back m r, back halt doy was accidentally shot brush, two patre of women’s garters, a Harry Raymond, jot, p ® manner, fastidious tn risoner at the Adams street pokiyn, ‘The police think he fiver Brannies lived with his parents In the| key, a pown ticket and a check for a apartment under the Darrahs. Mrs | room at the Mille Morel Darrah went to Troy last night and her! The Brookivn wintow emasher Ie 4 hueband was to foliow her to-day. He|pecullar thief He will destroy a plate Accompanied her to the depot and re-|g¢iaes window worth hundreds of dolla turned to pack his valise. Young lran-|to pick out a few trinkete, |e nies dropped in to visit bim. i touched ta of vey times Darrah says during the packing the|) b boy saw him take he revolver from a bureau drawer. ‘The valise packed, Darrah wert out.|,)., leaving Brannies in bis apartment What happened to the lad after that Is & mystery, Darrah returned at ! o'clock. He says he smelled powder smoke the moment he entered the room. Lying ur ing away nett Contour’s jewelry f Har etore at 45 Ful nh street dais. is tak Se tare * a gentioman. Meer He a mer Tse, “Ue, bet be cor main, now please! Don't wee your over his right eye T ck.” pleaded the young man. as the on the bed »ibeman grabbed him parents on the floor below were awake, but say they did not near h to the windaw Bip teport et the plrtat | ¢ display disarranged an Was quickly sunimoned and the prisoner to the station hy * made a great cateh," A fo Bg the hospital, but he was The police decided early this morning to arrest Darrah as a witness. When arraigned in court ne explained matters #0 clearly war fixed the magtstrate that me, identity descriptions to the police of other «| THREE BOYS. M'NILEY 1 DROWNED. DENOUNED. yut te egrapn tex Searching for Bodies of| Methodist Conference in Rockaway Yacht Hot Debate Over Can- Victims. teen Law. Parents ef Joveph and James Aftman, and twenty-two years, CHICAGO, May i | | and John Zetwick, fifteen % Grand street, Willlama- e@warching Rockaway Iniet this for the boys’ bodies The trio G@rowned yesterday by the capstz- the @foot yacht May E. Altman bought the boat during aspect to-day when the Tempe i i President MeK.niey. Sa nuel Dickie, of Michigan, presented the ceport of the committee. It con- taine’ @ strong arraignment of Preal- ti I twenty-eight years “I tion on th pockets yielded B—The Methodiet General Conference took on & political Committee presented its arraignment of dent McKinley and Attorney-General PEKIN NOW —(NPERILA Boxers Marching on Chi- nese Capital in Force. TIEN-TSIN, China, Moy &--The Box er rebellion has assumed serious propor tions After feating the Government troops the Ses are marching toward Vek r The Boxer miles fr aris widred 4 lon In the Fre The Hrivlen and Helalans have uatal and the !money! ————— — : The Daily Story of The Big Store. wee e0 8-8 ee | Undermustins. The second week of this big and important sale is now on, and those who have not profited by the rich and rare bargains we are offering should do 80 without further delay. In addition to many of the oilerings con- tained in Sunday's advertisement, the following will be on sale to-morrow: | WOMEN’S GIVERNAUD TAF- FETA UNDERSKIRTS, aceer Aion plaited flounce trimmed with ruf- fle, extra drop sk.rt and dust rufile, in fancy colors; a haben fegularly wort $8.50, at ’ 5.95 | WOMEN'S WRAPPERS, metium and RS hocen tne of sieieioniuad 09 | WOMEN'S LAWN WRAPPERS, | AND NEGLIGEE GOWNS, untine or with emall yoke linings, pretty summer garments, at 98c WOMEN'S GOWNS, tucked Hubbard yoke and cambric rullle, at M% WOMEN'S GOWNS, tucked and embroidered Hubbard yoke, embroidery finish, at 4% WOMEN'S GOWNS. cambric or muslin with square neck, embroidery yokes and finish WOMEN'S GOWNS of campric, Empire le, with ruffled revers, front and sleeves immed with Valenciennes lace, at WOMEN'S CHEMISE — musta, witn the week and yestertay tried it out for ir attitude on the Anti plain or cambric ruifle finish, at | the first time With the trio was John and over thie point the WOMEN'S SKIRT CHEMISE. Zimmerman, nineteen years old, of bated all morning. stitched ruffle and lace yoke, at sia Monitor street. The bors aalled up the! The major'y report on that point read WOMEN’S NAINSOOK O14 Mill Crese. intending to past| as follows: “We are chagrined, humili- NISE SHORT CHE. through Rockaway Inlet into Jamaies| ated and exasperated by the puerile and psig Handecmsly trimmed with torchon Bey. absurd construction piaced on the anti- 4 . Wale passing through the inlet the! canteen law by the Attorney-General of WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS pin all ropes got jammed and the s1097| the United states, and with all due ree Foul we comity coe . epect to his exalted station we 4 MEN T COVERS. Jumped overboard aa the yacht) ine fact that we are pained and ‘oe broidered square neck, full freat, at sad arched and immedistely sank. The Alt-| pointed at the course of the President WOMEN'S DRAWERS.. gman bore were thrown into the water:|in accepting as final and aatistactory an o« umbrella style, at am wae James big May neal a 088! opinion without binding force. Such an WOMEN'S DRAWERS t2. mustis irri ae coat end ey abuse of power ip nullification in its most ~~. cat ons at ® together. Simumerman swam to “Upon the President, as chief of our MEN'S DRAWERS. toce and i % poe spegy lap Teper gfe Tadlocer army, reste the responsiblity for the ex- tion trimmed cambeic, umbrella styl, at 39¢ Oy Capt, Lawrence, of she yacht inbed,|'st4060 of the canteen saloon, an evi WOMEN’S UNDERSKIRTS—plain mustin style, tucked ruffle, extra dust Bimmerman notified the parents of hie| "Mh yh 3 ample power to suppress; WOULWs MUSLIN Georaad exrnpanions. wes Sars > the batten ov the tropiea! hess.” (ult. eaenllaty ei, Cree — . mem | made to recover the bodies until this WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS—cambric Lawn founce, with 3 rows inser. ‘morning. SHIPPING NEWS. ties and ruffle trimmed with Valenciennes lace, at 1,25 ALMANAC POR TO-DAY. | ALMOST DBAD BY GAS. fon rine ‘ (are en weal" Wen ‘2 & Boys’ Straw Hats. —_— + Water - AM PM Aw PM ‘We are likely to have a sudden spell of hot | Sh Coens, Wee eee Core Be eee a TE Ee en weather any day. Prepare for it ions pone ing, Nearly Leet Mis Lite Hell Gate. om 60 3 aly straw hat at once. We have all the and best ‘Throegh Careleseness. - Philip Cowaa, an Englishman, who has PORT OF NEW TORK. pong od Pops le charge less for them than | boarded for two years at 213 West Twen- ARRIVED. ail es ty-third etreet, wae taken to the New) Atria ioe oe wc, dtmeing MEN'S STYLISH STRAW HATS, ‘He te @ prisoner on charge of ” Brelye Nagtoli iu a ot a oe ee an ae OUTGOING STEAMBHIPS. Re COE regult of carelessness on hie part. He). ane TO-DAY. STRAW HATS FOR BOYS. ee cates can treet 0 tere ool ite, ene,” PI Rn Wha Cla, New Orieass, Dagury, Progeve. fp the gas. He will recover. Ld Aesty waren bade, ax duis, with foe ik trimmngs; the ogual ofthe -——_ and $1.00 grades tones, 4 choxce RANG FALSE Al RNS, INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. i : adh Ba DUE TO-DayY. 1) Gvucty of Demi les Cami'ten Prinee, Many an overworked es ae ee an Sarden Implements. business man and wo- hey Mad Jersey City Firemen on a Roteniom —Colerate, Brunewi-k man will be glad of the Ras fer Many Marquerte, Leodon, ——Algpnsia, Jurksonviile. | the opportunity to spend Dossation Day quietly and pe in the CoC | pleasant occupation they haven't these tools will ‘Weeks. ARALYSIS Beed some or all of them. They will also be needed by those prefer ‘Two fivegesr-old boys, the Jersey SIGNS OF P take of the cemetery plot poet A the bod of thelr ETE tb ae ee te| yee ones. If bought here and now Garden Implements will cost les than Bremen of that place on the run. FO ere ag go fo sewhere, as these are all specially reduced prices for Tuesday's sale: ‘The lade, John O'Connor and Bimer| ty me while 1 was yen By 1 SPADES AND SPADING FORKS, mode of solid steel, with Dahaped Dillon, were caught last night while | nally discovered it was caused by handles; epecial to-morrow at 1Se turning in @ false alarm from a fire-box | coffee; when I quit the coffee and be- WOODEN LAWN RAKES, wit 24 tevth, here to-morrow at Me meat thelr bome at @ Susex vtrest.| gay drinking Postum Food Coffee the HOSE, of good alten, desripanppenci “a ffs caras room ee pa | Sun try ‘ee verte at to] aap meant ie ep, cat very well ever since. At that 7 Re ec cncera|Seca een) ina Rate, momrcon ven ers : up fer on bour and | Heep perfectly. ve ite PR Bs) “Husband was also troubled from TRON RAKES, with loog handles, 12 terth, special at 2 ——___ lack of sleep while he was drink IRON RAKES, with ng hasdies, 14 tert, a | TO CUBAN POST-OPPICR, | Sons 'iu''ne'asd'we sous LAROE S12 7 * | Coffee with me, and we both sleep LADIES’ LARGE-SIZED GARDEN SETS (hoe, rake ant spade), | a. Srais waa cat | cease ‘ Small size oy 2 | use " (hoe, and epade) at 4c, 6. and 1S¢ | ealth Inepectors Getting Points| of coffee with him and have been giv- on Bad Condition of {ng him all the Postum Food Coffee PRUNING SHEARS, with tase oprings, opeciat ot 20¢ | Detiéing. be cared ter. He is perfectly well eo Se oS, wind Mey ciated came, $9 f. ey, gn house cleaning at the Post. | 29%. worth $9.28, epetiel oft si i Pond oe so amr iene iter | GARDEN TROWLS, wa svn, at ‘e ) Md a ot the) She how greatly Improved we ERS, bere # 9% | a carpe of health office inepecters| VE? discontinuing it and COMBINATION HOB, RAKE AND SPADE, epria! ct & {brough the building thie morning a oT a ay SHEEP OR GRASS SHEARS, mode of voisd size, special ot 1S¢ THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, AY 2, 1900, A TIP FROM TIPVILLE. itinishinein-riciniteinb ib icisieee iii MARK (nervously)—Hush, William! And if we disturbed him he might tell bew he earned it! lena eines Be Open Wednesday (Decoration Day), Ce ee eet ata Annual Summer Sale of i Store Will i Men's and Boys’ | the change from Spring to Summer wearing apparel. | BOYS’ 3-GARMENT SUITS, easily worth $5.00, at raigned in Court. statetetatel St#Oranca Mad feistiiel ae ; Not a word! He earned the * "MONDAY, MAY 28, 1900. Summer Clothing. As Easter Sunday is the day designated by the fashionable world for the donning of Spring garments, so is Decoration Day the day set apart for Our offerings for to-morrow are, therefore, timely and exceedingly appropriate. The man or boy who takes advantage of them will be able to clothe himself stylishly and comfortably at a very moderate price in comparison with what he iat 9.50 MEN'S FINE SUMMER SUITS, Worth fully $15, at Thene suits are made of all worsted Sum- s, a the latest stripe and check well as Suminer (weeds and cassi- the finest texture, well made and excellently tailored. 485 PAIRS OF MEN'S FINE DRESS TROUSERS, easily 3, 45 worth $6.00 per pair,at These aro made of \m i worsteds in fit and proper exclusive styes, of tailortog MEN'S IMPORTED STRIPED FLAN- NEL COATS AND TROUS- 6.00 ERS, priced elsewhere as high as $12, here at The popular Summer Suit for business and ral outdeot wear will be made of striped constating 0’ double-breasted coat amd trousers. Our aasortment shuws upward of twenty-five distinct styles ip Eagliah cloth- fitished flantels, in the late ctbrines and pn oh ta at tailored toa high degree of MEN'S BIKE AND GOLF TROUSERS, at, per pair, a 25 These are made of imported English golfing cloth, in the latent chock and 400 sees broken plaid effects, tailored to satiety the most $80 BOYS' HIGH GRADE WASHABLE SUITS, worth from $1.75 to $3.00 each, Tuesday epecial at Galatea cloths, in woves colors, which ate guaranteed fast, with sovtache and com)!naticn color- ings, These are sample garments, of the best make and naturally perfect. 3.00 ‘These suits are made of black and blue Summer cheviots and pretty mix- by ~ Naa fancy vests of plaid cr silk matelssse, and of the saine materia! o SMALL BOYS' FANCY VESTS ‘ages 3 to 10), worth $1.50 IS. each, Tuesday special at ce ‘These vests are made of pretty Tattersall plaids and silk matelasse, in the latest double breasted cut that will be needed by those who in- tend spending Decoration Day out of If you will but take the other stores for the same Sporting Soods time to compare our prices with those charged at CLUES TOCA OL ME TAL EF TO CHE Aaron Halle, Murderer of Brooklyn Citizens May|Frank Hurtten Hasn't” Mamie crannigan, Ar- | Ask to Have Fran- | Been Sober for Neare | — | Siegel-Cooper Com oe ee ee The Store Will Not n’s Be Open Wednesday We . (Decoration Day). | goods, you will conclude that it is to your own interest to get what you need in thio Tine HERE and NOW. OUR “ATALANTA” BICYCLES, tor men ant eS, Women, ahigh grade, strictly up- N) toxtate’ wheel, fully \ and really worth $59.00. at 14,78 JOUR “FOUNTAIN” P BICYCLE, scother nigh grade . wheel, ond the equal of any high (rade wheel now om thy market at any price; bere to-morrow for 19,95 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ JUVENILE WHEELS, + choice for 16.75 | The MORROW COASTER AND BRAKE, Sitted to any wheel for = 4,95, OUR DAISY" OIL LAMP, made of brass, fl! nickel plated, worth i a¢ Sitn'che at CENTURY OIL LAMP, 190, at PUSH BUTTON CONTINUOUS RING BELLS, siweys sol tor ‘Ste. here at SINGLE TUBE TIRES, guara=teet, each CLEVELAND BLUE, A. B. C. POLISH and GUMBOLA, aay ot which will make your wheel look like new, your choice, cach, per bottle, € 5,000 VICTOR CORKER BASEBALLS, wort’ See. each, at 1,000 PROFESSIONAL YICTOR BASEBALL BATS, wort * 1.35 tach, at 10¢ THE BEN HUR" CAMERA takes pictures 31-22.31-2 inches, has tBap-shot of time expesure: complete with | deren plates and everything neces sary to take a goed picture regular price $4.00 , T pecal at 2.25 FISHING TACKLE of al! kinds, for salt oF fread angling, at the lowest prices. Your Choice of 700 Dozen Wen’s Uegtigee Shirts, worth $1.50 and $1.75 each, Tuesday, for 9 Se were made to order for us by the bec: custom shirt maker York City. Made to your order of the same quality of goods and in uch a thorough workmanlike manner they would cost you every cent of $1.50 are made of the finest Madras cloths, in colors and and attached or detached collars and 0 oe perfect fitting, and can be had in all As Tuesday only, « prompt selection is necessary. Sete pane ne At a mult for \ World Want Is, as all should know, % | DRA, —_> chise Annulled, | a | ly a Year. Though Frank Hurtten ts only aime vires old he Dag not been sober one K rt him and pis five brothers and gig His father is insane, bas «1 get runik.” fare from the as Sr, (004, ont Seas schoot The Rapid taible. “He's the . his mother, as CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought! Bears the Signature of A gold mine in itself. ' transfer: nts above s evident. The form of the cttlaens’ protest has ot been ut It will likely ulment of the com- ny s franchise ——_— - feta an [ae Sree Sel ° } Atlantic Hightande to Goean Grove ~ SSS Sixth Ave., 18th and 19th | Underwear. Two special offerings in cool, com- fortable Summer Underwear that can’t be matched elsewhere at anywhere near theve prices at the present time. MEN'S FRENCH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; 300 dozen, well made and finished and fitted with pearl buttons, all sizes; worth Sc. each; bere for Tuesday at 49e MEN'S DOMESTIC BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, in plain and fancy colors, 25e well made, here for Tuesday at, each, Che Shoe Department’s ace oe day, May 29, are all big bargains that purchasers of footwear much money. THE MANHATTAN LADIES’ $4.00 OXFORDS, at - wnaking them the most i shoe for ladies’ wear to LADIES’ RUSSIA CALF LACE SHOES, Goodyeer equtl of any $5.00 shoes jn eprearancs and to-morrow, all sires, per pair, special at THE “PATTI” LADIES’ $3.00 SHOE at These come in lace and button styles, with kid tops, alse in patent —_ ee MISSES’ TAN AND BLACK KID SHOES, jace and button, al sizes, with spring heels, never sold anywhere for less than $1.50, here to motrow at I8e OUR FAMOUS “FOOT MOULD” B These shoes come im high cut and styles ae oe De 1p all izes and all widths. The " shoes sold anywhere to-day canmet any better than our Foot Moulds, You cam them fitted with our O'Sullivan Rubber Heels ie» of charge if you wish, and this meses j another SOc, saved. Cho Pure Food Mart Yatural Color offers for Tuesday, May 29, this has well short list of special bargains: Photography cnueea oe MEAT: Roast of Beef, shoulder fection, le have been fortunate cuts, per Ib., Se | €nough to secure the entire rights te o - 3c |4 new process of color | the results of which are 15c| fine. To introduce this color to the public we will give for se|* limited time a handsomely mounted Photograph in Natural Colors, FISH: Georyia Salt Codfish, per Ib, ee Palermo Oranges, per VEGETABLES Fresh Garden String Beane o: Peas trom Long Island, ot DELICATESSEN: Comed Beet, delic.cusly per Ib Very choire, ured, BARTLETT PEARS | Mb, cap 10¢ size 10x12 in., with every dozen of COFFEE: Farcy Golden Santos, our Carbonettes, the prices of which toasted hour : 1Sc | range from on nie te $3.00 Upward. OATS: 2-1 fc! Remember, we take and make MILK: Fer photographs “RAIN OR " pf ao ‘€) all the time. Soap sale = " | Take the elevators to the PHOTO. day soup, pet bat 4c GRAPH GALLERY on the 7th Floee, In the Waist Department. Two very attractive offerings for Tuesday, May 29th. Che Wiss Hobbs Waist, oun ont cate, ae red, and violet; a superb assortment of superb Z 06 j waists; special for Tuesday at , Made of plain materials, in Ghe Surplice Waist, lood red, light blue pe and ; one of the prettiest oovelties of the season; spe- vA 06 cial for Tuesday at ’ A Specia! Sale of Ladies’ Shirts.