The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1900, Page 2

§ 5 ay ie 4 7) fi A: eS KE \ mlightly different trom the one made dy 1 eee THE WORLD: iONDAY JULY 4, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 190000 NNEDY_ ___ BURNETT READYANY OTHERS PROSTRATED ——_* DREW FIRST. TOPROSECL’ JULY 1 OFFICIALLY RECORDED, - | CUOGUNGAEOBAHE9,0/s10;60:01014 PE eee EERE EEE EEE EEE ETE EERE bee Eee — $ TWO MORE —— §\} HOT WAVE A CALAMITY i NOTICE. iste * geal WEATHER CHIEF SAYS, {i,t Anieew Davey Stores 4 z (By long-diatance telept to The Evening World from Washington.) t day, Tuesday, Wednesday and “There is no chance of relief from the hot spell just now. om evenings until further | Bartender of Onawa Cafe Tells of United States District-At Myles McDonnell’s Fight Starts Work Toward Punisirpy. for Life. Bank Officials. ————— principal | ul ‘ + : . part of the country."= ©) “The hot wave is countrywide, and IF CONTINUED notice, : Ia the defense of Myles McDonnell |neara shore Both ran wo One ttundred | UMN@t States Dlatelot-Attorney sie, Pw’, DeeTeen HB weatber eesiotion wom out tom BI WILL BE A NATIONAL CALAMITY. While there $ | ghtt,'%e, Mcammocation of cme 1s! aad ‘Twen ih stoned ond enw Burvett has cut short his summer ane . “ charged with the murder of George and Twentysnrth str S saw M . : = the United # @/e may be some local relief through small thunder storms, the open late Friday and Saturday even- where the shooting occurred, took the stand this afternoon and told an and came tw & intensely dramatic story of how Mebonnel ' prosecute the officers of the Seventh the ~“t Na onal Bank for their alleged ille- 4 Mtr gx! conduct of that institution Act of July 1° bier, John Donnell being voting and » back to the city in! s ” COC UOOOOOOUOOUOOOOOC OG : P : oly hi i rool Montage oe ohens Cate oy) "the hottest weather on record to ‘Fis J) | aa general heat bids fair to be prolonged indefinitely.”—Chief ings as heretofore, 5 The Pe : yeare, 93 We F of the Weather Burean. , 3 : ‘| ANDREW DAVEY io " | ° ute may be ** tlaen whe can present * “How long was he gone asked dence (o warrant action. “Tom” Kennedy and his gang trie!) | Mr. Burnett says that if the facts), te'Walt tae the Get to kil) McDonnell “About two rounds.” replied the wit-|are true as published about the over- | amination . He swore that Kennedy attempted nos certification of Marquand @ Co.'s “If there should be any nat telay, 1 will seek an inter! to shoot McDonnell, who caught his What ¥ nean by take 4 couple of check for $300,000, the responsible OUTFITTERS TO MEN AND BOYS. ~ A Salefor The Fourth. Your IndependenceDayPurchases ness and quietness Robert Lambert pisto! hand and forced the weapon) ble snouet | sMicers of the bank are Hable to crim. | 44 Sxaminer «rome 3QNS up into the air. Then McDonnell we wneie Good Reput inal prosecution, The penalty on have found drew his revolver with his right) joo oi sy. conviction might be fiv years in Law te Reach 1 CASES. band and put {t against Kennedy's | eigntn ot testified (hat he had prison, or $5,000 fine, or both Section 13 is as follows beart. jknown MeDunnel! Mr fourteen years Erskine Hewitt and Hugh Kelly, Any officer ‘eo te an and that his reputation for peaceable: wi noes have been mentioned in| National Bank: “Tom, good siall wilfully viola we got | connection with the Seventh National 47 i. of the Revised hy pt, Bank failure, both resigned from the — sha!) resort to any devicws usually sent obligation-The fifty over rder to eVingst cases f who tor ambulances bet I'l epare yo Uife.” 2. 2S Ka a J shots followed, which the | tleth street, a manufacturing jewe | has known McDonnell for ffieen years. directorship some months ago. any fActitiow witness was certain did not come » ; air Ip # ag and gave testimony similar to that! tnited states District-Attorney Heary| ‘allateral, tn 's revolver ny Kop . Le ahi from McDonnell jen by Kop De Herbert t. Cony 1 price arrived at hie office in the} YMlone there Ehlers was one of the witnesses sub- | » pes et Ned phoeponpel ” Federal Building at 11 o'clock this - ke _ ne amountagencies, mime ; ; . ah 4 poeaned by the State, bat wax not Shine gua. gating, ROrnINE, Saving returned trom hs| been regulary evered wry done can be are charged with no unjust “taxation” in our stores, The e summer hone at Goshen, 3 < - ware jon the ances al . ‘ ’ wee street oer dey tha arechine ef ce Gar:| Sag, & MIMMAMONA ines wore SMe excessive “duty” to pay. For every penny that prudent pur- and Henry W. Unger wisely de-| He was a bartender in MoCiatehy's (20n" ble f beg » Sev} on, canvietion In any cites y y. ‘ uM bd ving, aad 0%" National Bank. Mr, Burnett told] (11 SOnetwn nt ee chasing and store thrift can save goes into making lower prices cided to call for the defense. Ehlers’s | saloon on the night of the sho tod an Byening World reporter very em- ve salvon profound sensation and | '* fed to the happenin phatieal ‘ eady to | fred not more then 9.0 RATHER CHESTY, BUT COOL. rigid crose-examination faled 10) Ty, witness said that Kennedy came yeare, or both, at the d shake it. ln McClatehy's about 1 o'clock in the ong befor Argan Meta 8 RICKEN, Mr. Unger presented the case for) morning, limping, with hia arm over ’ | the defense just before ‘he end of the the shoulders of “Doc Seaman. They Went upstairs, where Kennedy was thorning session we ated by @ doctor . Unger said |i would be shown Mr x " hy Others Had Re . y are making a rigid investiga taat “Tom” Kennedy and his gang, ‘ \ a ¥ 7 | retty soon,” sald the pers, “Due tion into the alleged wrecking of (he | nad been called. plotted to “do up” McDonnell and) siyone cametin and geve me two re dank. They will get a report from the| ‘The oMclais of the bant ; sought him out in the Onawa Cafe voivers [ locked them in the safe for bank examiner am doubtless turn affected ridiculed the story, ! Fae hot able, Institution w. feetly wehe « for that purpose. McDonnell simply! *out three-quarters of an our, when over to me any evidence of wrong-do- | AQiy that the reports. Wer\ nh ome end for you. And because we buy in such vast quantities it is our privilege to celebrate this Fourth with the greatest values in New York. Fora firm to offer so many great values at a single time is consummate business achievement—for every depart- \ment has tempting styles at fascinating prices. Here are a few—dozens more at the stores: Men's Serge Suits. Men's Blue Serge Suits. Of fast color serge; taped Guaranteed indigo dyed serge Of fine seams; trousers with = or quality, Single or double breasted coats; without belt straps; well a 50 seams reinforced. We o true It was rumored in finance!” lay tha: another bank, clos# overcome by h the feventh National. motion before that a special m¢ ing-House Association General Bee o ‘The manager of tf, House was House denied that any speal frien is haa » oMicta mmunica- overnment offictals fr Burnett, “but 1 under defended his lite Abe’ Peyser came around and asked Ing stock gamblers to bear the ad — well adn wort know where you'll hive “If this defendant were not nere| “Pron come Ja ig £10.00, Special at... to pay $18.00 for this | Seoused of murder,” said Mr. Unger, St. Ann» aver “some other man in that cafe that! night would be here charged with ,, Waaagaac VICTIM. ‘Mr. Unger talked only thirty minutes the witmess, “a tn the) ‘The first witness called vy the defense lin the middle of for under Wee R. EB Craig, « city surveyor, #20 coewy Made a diagram of the Onawa Cafe! iygog * very suit; here ....... Men's Blue Serge Suits. age Of absolutely fast color allwoo! serges Men's Blue Serge Suits, ; double or single breas'ed styles; atest high! Fast color serges of"Tne quality; single cut vest; trousers with or without belt) double breasted coat; trousers with belt straps We call special atten'ion to this lot as the very Best bargaim we have, SOPs ae © cuneed to neither They surpass the most Sarhes sat at "45 00 carefully made $15.00 . ) sults Special 10.00 custom = made ch. thes. e at “s* CHAMPIONS MEEwror ST. BHORS KID ON A HOT DAY, : . He wos care 1 etre wunen ot Ball Players Shirked Preliminery Pr Mr! Win papa aud mamma start out hacinvage: Peis $2.00 and $2.50 Washable Vests, $1.25. In all the Sat Hi ses ‘ White Duck Trousers, 79. and 98. '7,50to}8.00 Boys’ Suits. \Youths’ Blue Serge Suits. you can't do me at thas’ the engineer for the State The diagram [728 MAS come here to do me, but Because of the Excessive Heat. for . ie seashore he pines for the ly admitted in evidence § Thomas RK. Kilities. Weat Fitteenth street, a» The Hatt! Capt. Kilitiea, of the police te Brookivn mountains, Should they suggest Staten Isinnd to him, he wants to go) to Rockaway, and so on until the day) i 5 ee wae o” the | is paased, coaxing nd coddling bra} twark | *"* | with candy to move, Daly ien's he the community wa: Donnell frst in 106 ard MeDenneil. Second 1 Double-breasted Chev-| Sizes 14 to 19 yeurs. Fast color, fine quality Word Taken to Kennedy. | got Mt, Tom,’ MeDonnell Wallace singie!. iy , jot; also Cassimeres;, of material—never before made up to sell for 6 00 Arthur J. Horton, of No. 1@ wast "lS) | v9 |S llama wes 7 to 16 years all bee than $8.50. We secured them to sel , aT etre sseveseeeeaereenerseereees e. Hughes Harper, p ve ating Sa. 9 WASHINGTON PARK, BROOKLYN, | stealing: Farrel struck Fourteenth street, testified that he i) &) weDew Gletk on the tracks, He MeCla\ (QERY sor vacation wear: Boys’ Washable Suits. eet leg Deo i Sizes 3 to 9 years; of Galatea, Crash and Khaki; Boys’ Blue Serge Suits. warranted fst color; beth vestee and blouse 69c Russian and Sailor Bloyse styles, sizes 3 to 10] styles; regular value $1.00 to $1.50. Special _ ole July L—When the champion Brooklyns fumble of Hughes's groun ton avenu MeCreery to score and Hus and Patsy Donovan's bail tossera from | fret Kelley fi ‘One Hundred and Twenty-ffth street about 12 o'clock on the night of the shooting Kennedy was in the saloon and ivvaed &. Louls went out on the diamond to begin their “TOM, HE SAYS, (PVE GOT VOU, afternoon the he ary practice this was eo Intense that Seaerae® b0 had boon drinking. [WUT VL SPARE YOUR LIFE.” neither team remained on the Meld for | think "Ror fl apt pte ie rad dg bowed a ek ae ppl Wn the alle door and) phen | heard two more abuts that 1) the Mftegy minutes allotted to thew. — | Heldrich Med out, Burkett 5 O90 years ON Oe pare W 4 > . nedy fam certain didn’t come fron McDon- The te wait they felt the effete Ont MeQann walked, nilir fast color guaranteyd; well cut, well 2 Boys’ Washable Suits. Hand Maginnie have! neil’ res 00 Te Ce | er a tet aaevee bee | Paty let Bd : made; value $4.00;special Zog we effect on fore, and on that account could not) 4 score. ES : jen r tween first and secon! by Kelley Two runs. even on the! Keeler walked. 8h fi.| advancing Keeler to sled, scoring Keeler and Here, the witness sald, Peyser's volee Minue practice in all the newest combinations; fast color. Russian and Sailor styles, sizes 3 “a ; to 10 years; double-breasted styles, sizes $1.90 10 $2.00. Special at... serveerveessere Peyeer left the saloon and Ke NN at., AP Ng | Sizes 3 to 9 of Galatea, whit Duck Boys Blue e Suits. or Pique; Vestee, Russian and sailor blouse sie, 98¢ Redy went ton wack room where he (Wm) |p the che court a6. ard to third. Dy sae 0 16 , - | awitebed something from hia trows-| Attorney's offre, whnre he recuveted | scoring and Daly enc breastat Shs waldo nied i eee 3 95 Boys’ 50c, Washable Ors te his overcoat pocket. | a In thie borsugh: turned out in goodly |xending Dalt to taint aateed dye, excalett ‘tallorthip; valve $5.00 10 ify Knee Pants, 25c, A man named Jerome Reltly mid: | oun it gece Hates StS $6.00; Special atsess cevercsee. oc ser ecereeeaee “Tom. you'd better go home HIGHER TAX Manager Hanlon being anxious to win | Gating — Parrell) was ca Bennedy refuse to go home. He jeft | }the ed Jimmy Hughes to | Pate, Four rune,” PUDDING the mloon and u few moments later was twirl againat the vistors, while acting Fourth taniastreful about id | 1| Jee Burkett depended on young! Wallace wae thrown out, Wholesome, t \ es t, Price) hag r oa mpions with his ‘and Courtney Mlection of . c th Hoerion testified that went to! | AR an ge * ¥ ns Reilly's home, in One ired and i lat "ly =e A Dainty Dessert. This famous Pudding makes 4 really delightful Summer dessert. Fconomical, too package makes enough or six, Alpha Padding can be prepared in a mo ment, as these directions will show. Pot ane plat of capt milk Inte » ped iog pan, otie im the contents of one achage Alpha Pudding, cook oo quick fre, wiring wail \t thickens Gan be served hot or cold as preferred A beaten The leading feature of our stock for The Fourth. is style—every hat has it, And { || Men’s ligee Shirts. the variety is so comprehensivethat \ 7 White and incy, Madras. or Percale it includes every shape turned out | plaited bosoms; 14.50 vale wt 98c | J vy the style makers at about wi Men’s Negligee Shirts. | > aw rices, Fine Woven Madras in handsome pat- Lal terns, plain or plated bosoms ; cuffs | Men’s $1.25 Straw Hats. | Men's $2.50 Straw Hats. attached or de AB ana 1,98 Rough and ready Jumbo braid, im all] al styles ol Gon and pa shapes; ; itylish shay regular value also the natty Pan-Amer! , 9.25, eer 89c $2.50 in hat stores; here cove 1.89 Men's Leather Belts. ek | STter seas fe oouine i" Bh) Triple Brim Straw Hats. | Men's Fine Panamas. ‘a regular $08, qual ait VB V IETIES, The Triple Brim is the most popular) Hand-woven Porto Rigo Panamas, in all| | special atessees » FIVE VARIBTI straw hat of the season. Sold by 4 the n:w stylish shapes—both sple| Mien’s Und, : Ci it Ri lat rettable dealers at $2.00. We and ultra smart styles; spe- “ ‘ : ‘rariea, ge WaV0 B theses. .sconeceseee 1.50 Cl Bh ..00eees 00 ° 2.85 tie rch abigea, isi Cream. SPECIAL FORTHIS A) = Cool Shoes for The Fourth. | sriiwi'he: 4g. 4 6 On SALE A PACKAGE ...4¢ | OU ounces reat bargains rm, 48¢ to 5.00 Smee Tantei 23¢ Ml for the Fourth--shoes that will help you a: it comfortably. Onevery purchase vou will save about one-third of their worth. We =~ Hat Bargains Special (pare The gain (DAN Furnishings ap 1 Hyan, turk Of groceries Burkett 4 igcomforts of safely » good health n. Bheck } Twenty-third street, noar ark ave act and wh hous Burkett» Ging in front oF How the Commission. | World Wants i | sacl Rie, Bie. Sots, vont We tar the Great | NEW YORK VS. CHICAG( Met out, Two ‘There will be a higher tax rate this Year, and thin fact ts the cause of no tinued from First Mage jend ” omplant ond pef « few es. - 4 asererment of Teonal and real prop. : t" el: s Warner’ "THON sembly to<day by the Commissioners of Success! mpiroiler early August The as 164 Macarent ger Rend Biss, tery ti 23 ve surigormuty out Tl ime? a" pmate list them —let these few speak Si neat toe PP emekce Pigheon mice. 4¢ Mlfor the hers nox stores: BUTLER'S ba ag ng 7. . was ween talrd and hird and Meft ae ar 108 , Hee : : armas gf Scio teen oh] Getereremaanes Blaine hinn's ann: SIC Shoes & Oxfords. $2.00; ile he he lasts... 1,25 Laundry Soap, Boilers Nickel % +9) MARNESS waxens 5 rand, Ih-on cake Se, or Soames §) FORGE SH RRs am 4 Hah Biwe, wincirie Brand our Be + 6) Rocsewor, - — wee, lepoand bow . $| JANITORs SENATOR KYLE hy @ KiTcHeyworK tt | LONcione LAUND RES es “EN ?| SReKWear xtners OPER ATORG PRATHER Wanna M PAIWTeRe t| King Med (© Seibech Taylor raised ; Btates Senator Kyle. w for the past ten days, suffer at noon to-day * PHOTOOR ArHERS scliride’s roller to| [t i# believed he cannot re Paso HANDS aim “ ans graseer was quod for —— <0 | PReseeRs gL other property Doyle” Davis nee 1 | SALESLADI RS 4) others Cptese Hedges on Seat! | er Fourth Inning. | Part Compmlestoner Clacse | Too Hot for Court Gowns hues ‘ine asaiat ot | 27,02, th* Central Federate ERE. MAIL 44] Om account of the heat. Justice Pure. |Chance’® hot gramer. Hickman poend ir si, age he 47 Cortlandt St., bet. Church and Greenwich Sts. 1M | man, in the Bupreme Court, did another gteat ¢ 4 ow . |e of nting : ORDERS se oe ale roe ance trast “Wt wear |or,'retining bie than. Raymer singed to |petvieges. Me thanked the 1 Convenient 215 and 219 Sixth Ave, bet. $4th and 15th Sts {- [right MoOurmick few t in, Ne mn of I AT ing himself with @ short black alpaca yarner singled Huelow | tow whis a hares, monstrated coat, foul w Doyle. Taylor ingied. ball fapelke ‘ote be camberied sen St., comer 34 Ave. FILLED, teh Ts rrr “9 “ ‘ ut».