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

THE W VLLD; t | TOMBS KEEPER TELLS HOW HE THURSDAY EE NOVE Mbt Rot BANKRUPT SALE! ll OR votheve ; O er 5 j 00, O00. en in the turmeils of Blection the ONE current event that is or shoul i he of paramount importance eat GoceasoocoGenccosacce vovoaaane We have purchased for spot cash of JAMES 1, ROBERTS, Assignes of eS | WAL importance to the man) pepera?’ told him that Mr. Patrick sald he would call and bring them. | Mt O ; Be had not done w Le can oat sy lant wasnine wan Strouse, Boaland & Co,, Boston, ur Great Sale of the “ pe wald: ‘Go and seo Pa ind vive tim 1 ring, ane Mr. Hipp mia Ny Wa | their entire stock of Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes at $0 vents A 6 h 5 k it you pn, (oll j : F many \rwillan. onthe dollar, and will a ¢ the same on sale at our Store, THURSDAY, ° irscnbaum ot in toc. . naw Patrick, and he cal, ‘The papers are in my offte will go on NOUAUBR I ATRIA A ‘ them to erween md reloek this afte vas t and Las anne ae eat ne Hen BLY anh v Ihe advantaye is direct, it is per- ' He did not do 1 went to oust ae By Girish nad: "1 will bring the papers aa wood 60 1 088 cone { iy S. B. & Co SE it: ane ) the house without being seen rll Manifest at a glance to all who see “Ppsid: ‘Patrick, have you the papers? He sald: ‘Yes, and showed a Prices. i ; what:was Jnithe package: we goods, Think of the entire package, but 1 do not know ay in the ag | GAVE PRUG TO THE VALE 1 | Immense $100,000.00 stock of the 1, t ott le I jooke e ' ( bs ¢ wland & Co, z| an 4 largest a BT hen he yay om {looked Uh He tol ance xk of i ‘ een X Co. of Poston, one of the largest largest manufacturer in the country D mo to put twenty p it in water and give tt to Mr Rice, saylng, Te will and well-Known firms, established for 40 years, haying a workl far ; Birengthen Mim very much fained ieputation for carrying the highest class merchant tailoring ready. selling at halt because of removal! “T took it to Mr Rice, and he sald ‘LE will not take it unless: you tak to.wear Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes his reaiarkable pur) We believe that many elections will chase will be interesting to the Well dressed merchant: of New York i ie cabioal Id TP ATE MABATICANTIA CAL Men’s Suit ; Und Dewi pass belore you have another such “Edd taste a fied \ OF m SAE ASAE 5 oults, nderwear UVept, j i } Mr, Rice tasted (Land asked me, Would you take it if were sel | Iholant sy | ltane rete ¥ P ip chance—new stylish pertect clothing 4 BH Peaid ‘No! | left it on the wash stand and left the room BS abi Men's all Went ” Pe Veht'to i sacl i ue going at prices like these "When I revirned, part of !t was gone, | sald: "Did you take any o nae ViRvod roe Uiata Aus TOOK Beat iaue aS MEN'S WUSENENS SU TN: WINEDIE OV EREO ATS, that?” \ $48 DO Men'a Alt W aa tin t i\ $ fale ; "He sald, ‘Ye youthful, and | spilled some of It on the floor | ot, Wieck PHlbee” Kenatien Gin 9,00] na 1,89 |! ' \ bar sits ] Mr, Rice sa Window joking out on Fitth avenue, and remained Wate Osfora. Mined ars |s8\00 1 4.48 Ma \ } itn there wnti! § ociok } then went to hiv bedroom r nd 8 Choviot. ail Well ta (i front “4 ‘ A s ! ATs q J heard a volve calling me and went in-and saw Mr Rleo altting by the 4 830.000 Mew Y Tiyported Worsted 11,00 L) A Eb My i 986 |! io Hed B Window. [asked him to go to bed and he refused. ‘Then T persuaded him and ashinere Sui ate eave c i rai ats and otarted toward thy but he was #o weak J} Rariients 6, Frocks. sone hae? ‘ glove Mttng 48c " ‘ \ “ts q “f then picked lim up and put him in bed) Then | told Mr Rice of Baey nea ees, 8! 16,00 ipaianyl {ih N laNkD 11s © what Patrick had said about bringing the papers to the house without being $14.00, owe need Hlek 7.00 81,80: elas cept he va nar fs ut Q ai Holbein Walt A rh ' STH “Ho sald unioss Patrick did so he would notify the authorities, and to Men's Overcoats, ealies, x +c OSCORD SVEN Stn ATS P telephone this to Patrick And Uils Was his last warning. 1 telephoned to $10.00 Mews, AU Wok re afte! Howe ’ 1.40 sth ce . In an, Covert and Oxfor i} nu t | so F wt wh Patrick to call about 6 or 40, and he replied that he would be there at 7 Ayn ; 5,00) 84.00., } WN 4.98 THAT EC CHEM VIOSY meet mtb) 108 Hoe came about 7 and had a package of papers and sat ia the chair by the ARGO tinas, Fall Crercopte 7.50 " ad rr ny ; 11th beds He talied to Mr Rice, and Mr lee took the papers AAT HO Aro SG Me's Gloves ie : AGtANE +e “Patrick sald to Mr Rice ‘Why do you wikh the papers?” 1 don't re 8 ALBERT T PATHICK pyares )s1 b0.¢ Row! 95 rie ii 4 1196 member What answer Mr Rice made 000000000008 ant ; Li, " " ’ WT ie idea , WT Hea Leta aE * 10,00| 82.00 bocien oy 1,19! \ \ int ACK Wen SAW HIM RTL MULL LON AIRE 80.00 si NOVARTIS NLGGR ODM. RUM PAW REGU rot q “Mr, Patrick sald ‘1 have some smelling salts, fat me give them to Jones | Night Warden Curr " Al slebolslebofotohetotetmtafahofel Gherioaie., ui Hat Department, iw i N ut u ; BOAT Phim.’ Hatriek eco abd asked hin why he faa Coren 82.00 Men's Derby Mats th \ vis : reas “Patrick asked me for a towel amd a sponge, whieh F got for Nim, Hie {/i Aven tlm Miike fa lanes gal aleve STRANGE CAREER Flew eloter iat s'00 Men's an ! Hh i | ‘ sth then told me | must leave the room, kaying that he would remain until Mr pacricy clentet gine. the 4 j OF LAWYER PATRICK, Note eats har” ‘a au 4 ol) 1 Vi POL States, " } Ci ed i} Aipine ond Herby all th Pal ii t Riga went to slecp 1 ileeta hat he kn n 9 Hisdiby 1.90 /° tor vi y MP went outside. ‘Then | heard Mr Rice laughing A few minutes ‘1 abou Albert ‘T Patriek, lawyer, Trousers, n Oi i WAL SNOKS OND i 00 : BD ater 1 went (0 the door anit partly opened 1 faaw Mr Rice Lying on iw Ve Mel vere ES a at ages offve 277 Hrowdway Horn ta Men's All-Woo! and Worsted. Shee Depariment, | CUPOW AY Fy ee a Pack, with the towel folded cor and it was over Mr Rice's fa Jonos got the. War Vexa whyetWo yeare ago. Trouser He AM Wow Ny {os Wh ta ‘ | REP BS, Patrick was holding it with bis rlaht hand When tones and Parrick were brougit)* Practived Jaw in Houston, Tex. “i hs a 2:00 tail a” ie 4,95 A] Patrick did not eee me, nor did Me Rice Fopened the door to observe Ne Tombs they were nt major Texas National Guard Mie alte theeke rte 85.00. Mer Kal nl . moana VER: D what was going on and what had caused the laughing, and an soon ax Twaw ne Hil | it bt fe fe articlen Defeated for Congress in Trousers, equal ( TANG: Boaaiel at : iia ' aia \ ur the position of things 1 shut the door and weut to my room, Jatt down and, {1 ermine “ prem roxas in 1882 Came to Now GN hay Tas tae 3,00 i Mable ahd. winghe.. gnte t Mate GHB AG Pa i wont to sleep yal Rallety Cane! York. 1893, Began practice of Men's Mackintcshes, ee ay any BOMUY, MENT hee “After that | was notified Mr tice wax dead baldber once wr atattiow mmiet have [SE UAW in Wal treet, Deteated 1810/00 Mo's stahiniind. lack 4.00) ba apd a? " A 4 “Patrick said he would get the doctor, whieh he did Dr Curry came (yet fiven the eT ett dean |e for AnwomMbly on Stato Homo- 8] putehe Atta vaeaue. Wastented gy Hard s Fogitet ' ea) ia with him and pronounced Mr. Rice dead with frente aud could cantly yeotete ae rable tlekel, 1894, Sublet f Salorproat 5.00, Hie, ‘ vy ; & i i rrr » e knit 4 Tide 4 “patrick said: ‘How long do you think he has been dead? ‘the doctor’ \" fashionable apartment at 8 Ire ‘| he iy § | b Y} 1) “kK f iw : + ‘Oh, about twenty minutes Mtl suey Ving place to a negro club 1896. BS eee \ au! He LOU 0 : “Patrick then usked the doctor what was the next thing to do Dr A search was tnade uf thy cel Hdocame attorney for heirs of B ‘ YS ' y bie) : D Qurry nald, ‘Get an undertaker eae te nin Rowe TE the late Mr. Rice's wito, 1999, ys and Fours Ciothin - “Patrick asked the doctor If he could recommend a good undertaker ule ’ , Met WM. Rice and became bis Woyer sep \ sean ; ; « been detailed at } YOUNG MENS SUDTS iH Phe doctor mentioned Senior, Madivon avenue, betweon Mifty-elghth jy, wu Fonen secret counsel, 1900, 7 ' © and Fifty nintle streets. | went to denlor'é offlee, but couldn't And: him Has Se Option Plotted with Valet Jones to 235 BROADWAY, Oprosit: Post-Olfice, 1 ' a there. 1 (hen called Patrick up on the telephone and he told me he had mun orreetions Lantry (met the bulk of Rice's § RR 1 catiiiiniaiameal : 1 ned t \ he matte pecale | walked back and eat te of tils i pecured an undertaker named Plowright rae “iret! ! wha I work yo ff iH the Summer of 1900 cot anit nied ie , id it STRANGE GIRL IN HIS HOUSE, | airick then told we that wo murt get Hold of old tan Rico's papers. Shh (hi kreyLialh ual were the kulte widower with ome child Tater when daylight crept ible the DUNN Wy ao yy ) Tgot them and mve them to him katte ty Jones, and then again he may |p daughter ing Pod, Mower Wo NE Ed Mary Con. “He selected what he desired and took them away ‘The next morning — operta k and Jones have call * Home, H i ‘ Be returned with a chock-book in Which nome blank checks wero wigned, [4,4 4 RUT CRORE heate, WitNsan ateaRgn el SAYS JONES WAS fh wt cai) HUN \ inn a pure aon who signed them. Patrick asked me to fll these checks tiny r of Lae | ufieves 1 lee, homily a knife, NOT COERCED. : te twent CM Kast tw Boxe OvERCOeE VOUSG Wiha Ove CORTE, bY » Whieh | div me Wine My «i vayed Krom tine Jones muttered regret = M et wath} i B “Hn regard to the directions lett to the undertaker to embaim the body. Aa iced i Wael attdata AL MIR future “onl he wan taken tity 1 SMa lr an ie bait) Mr. Rice had dictated that (na letter In July or August, bul bad not signed ur a pris AH te im ya tae tant District - Attorney |‘! | Hy joo ya Nt Ox th | yond t fi | My ’ J Tt was among Me Rice's papers which Patrick lad taken away FONE phat Osborne Declares Valet ia r 1 Ft . 5 BY a) au Th eared i SE eee wae taeuve| (UOT IN TIME ; re oe Metta es SPE cn Thavmueh ay Mr Patriok had made arrangements with the undertaker Confessed Voluntarily, — | 14). \ Sorters while | was at Senior's | didn’t see what paper was given by Patrlek to TO SAVE HIM | PRISONER SAW pds hal fe eT Hh ‘Sale now on~—at all four stores, Mail Orders filled, ' D him, 1 had seen it recently, however, and have identified it as the one W Trunk, wf Oo L “ S. "i ; to The Hiv sgt for Ih a'glogk this lant Monday’ | pen Late Saturday Night Which Mr. Rice left unsigned a - JONES DO IT.) RS t ee AAs ‘Phis was all of the ote nv Mi spore would mas pn Tun Ambulance Surgeon O'Reilly | Jwere to appear vs witnemsen, wae laid Mary Con 1 Matiton douste’ eerie were twenty-five or thirty additional pages of mantseripl but Me Osborne 2 . F: Wer for Week after a vonterenve ‘4 ants} Ald that part of tho confession concerned only. the attempt to wocure tho ells How Ho Found Jones | Willlam Kern Tella How tho | hetween Coroner Hart and Amwatany yi tas perty and eubxequent developments, and he did not wiah to have It pubs Bleeding to Death, Valet Cut His Throat Dietrlet: Attorney: Ogborne I" ‘ fined Ry: preantit in Cell Osborne Hones Sewn {mi . The Asnistant Wintrivls Attorney, who ¢ PATRICK SAVS IRIS A LIB, 1 AMATO UeSO RMT ARIA uteedei Ih’ WISIN. wha to ES Outtitiers so Men and Boys, An k san World repor er alld at uk roeabe es ms rite i hi He airy (ocaayn theller enn i PMO Ne ntl nt hve just teat ent SPANISH REVOLT SERIOUS, | Four 279 Broadway, near Chambers St. A copy of Jones's confession | { ‘ Hirick Bent back t pl Wty of why Was fa ble ‘ite . , news about Jove \ ” oy) & ] i ME don't velleve Jone wiade any auch conforaion, Ie he did AL ia nok |{ death He wa very , Hiattamnte i VIE Papers Censored andl Yo Retails etvatani 17 Cortlandt St, bet. Church and Greenwich Stu f 1 don't vel maine AY 8 Ab i Wee. Xe staal fa ‘ tal A AL CAPE MUURECURe lie ied { 201 & 259 Sixth Avenue, bet, i4h & b5th Ste ad My friends needn't wo prove iny Innovence wl the prope Wy Oa it Wii thy lagen ah fli RORY | Stores, §25th Street, corner 3d Ave, time.” He realiged whe " 7 : f | very weak, timid ind i 1 aay ote ut it a lightest char KO a ai “|not “ ; i ny he thy By he the event hdd Lost, Fo Py fe ink waite GAOT Rad TR ane re "the ; aml ost, Found and Rewards, CONFESSION OF JONES f eae ASIA ina nok Be AOE a dah | vas MD Tay That at iN red wn mini | | | rh to New 6 j q ¢ neh It ven 1 Y tones | gh | Vanerat of Gen. Stryker 4 tee Worked tora bite Listened tor Men PUNK Ut LAY bo Phe fivayal of AU-Oen Woo oe | work t aeth ft “ ! f ‘ ‘ | the word “hin ara? | iy hw made wi y 1 | Bee uitevue torpiiar ste waa | MEE Rake nie ARIK Bg 8 | be Hn ha Mae may ase gale Joe sf bry, on ee ren | Reach the Mark, nN 1 HO. He ' | ven signe of ‘ 4 ler We pibaoe A Sud wh ia Por (3 ‘k Heilevue Retting (tnt Tite | vel human ati be to be Ind to prev » ho rafusos nourishment ar uc. | wourkted man i n tel We mus: get him ‘ Nh OH BP RAL Pe wike enough | q Bandages god voopening ‘ sin pen he will t , ak ' a Kly as Nomelble! We | vate y hop? Jone ‘ faoveninae 2 | Paid Help _ We peiaen ke we i i dened te petion WHI jit Gs, @RL HA th: ia him ihe sore WHE Need Hin Testimony, Hears WTP to Moment. | Wants in T ’ : D were pent to guar 0 . eietha alievine al at 8! Vw men ran to the telephone, Belle That means 4 teed Hem ae a wit Aten Mr Ly amayy 0O- - Yanes. h dreastn donee. wounds aad) AVR { mans already dena, SUG 4a Land then renorted to] nem I he Rive oa . Wher of the horay Eager which Get - TAPESTRY it ' ; taht Hear fy NEN Ward Now, twill only atl | Day's Worl ie with tt MSH BE! wien net team MR ar | ga py bas | aml ad ae Meee ae tel 1 BRUSBELS, 22 2C | My pried ward, thie iw) heed | f ‘ fed a Sugueot | HIN whitewarhed cet ¢ immeUIeeHy. A URUsIy rn ar that | the Maus baspitat. the ean yoy i u , BUT two policemen remo iNiie ‘ , Avr ahd Wane abut three When wake of his oot Mg Wap MoM, srowgne | MLE NT Ts brother on the ose gaih Regular price, 7c, per yard j 4 we Meiinaidouvs r¢ a) it ani mewrere (Airy Feat Up H waleh(u sae ‘on back With " ba di | Polvnred 1a 1} An eatensive line of these desirable Paid Ht meds. He tried again to tel | f ; it ato Wout AW now. The aed eolhen w ra Fa aa halter Tas) | farbett Is fa, be closed out at once, 364 aid Help Wants in 13 gee Ava ta ie A We yy a norton He me tiius ih of (houmtt a aueh Hae pro inatthn, | eters, | Sthereiore the big cut in price, One of other N. | a Feities i A ye a he VAM He wh t Yoox 45 a Tf] Archbishop Corrigan will ce | {the moot remarkable bargains we have} | Y. papers combined Ge rv ‘ ih, tate | {ne pied be 4b ' li RAGS Baer ee ORE direct the oppors| the new partion of Calvary ¢ offered this season, ae ee a \ : 4 In ebay "Tak mia) four or wan foe ia not 28 lomorrow afternoon af 3 oct Im speak | tay tla th WA nade no ' Age joven MRE en fo vo weak nahn De, suger | ttn nersan Ar et tS myanied bs rer ova tPeralan Wilton Regs, $10) REL! Srrtthonss Aino Wo i, Mihat the leant vacr on tah bah AU AE moti 1 id not_vorrce him. to sy one Word he a glen eeugral ot We. atone: |] cues tseaular S3ovalue,at 10s HOOKKERTRHS ... 7 LAUNDR EAS } al fay reautt fata tl ave | A hai) ea 1 Dire Oritetinyte [Bal A want i the chy. The fh No better rug bargain ever offered 9 | uanen LADIES TAILORS : ou : 1 have tenn (ccret te Hb lawyer prevent at the eon: BF the cemetery cammprivey Wty acres | da val Wi ania ue | Hookuso NS LUNCHES | / t Nod ulet nis 1 ‘ io i sd sd Jorn wy wat MINTS r m yf ‘dones Sent for Me! Ol} Man Ron Over, carpels cheap, for we inake them in ours | vate ares KEEPER SAVED 4 Bi + : aie ay ay rearst in} j Wits thine and ewer ty be recovering) My anawer te uimply that Jones sent] Robert Paritn, seventy-five years old, | SONN mills and turn them over to you OU THe , , JONES'S L IFE : Ash 1 and’ on fn ine H acheter Phe © ambulance | ¢ " ioe an BACH ip Ht Re had (6 Bighth avenue. wis knocked down | {Without between: profits, it ical { \ ing J , nd wae found ; die * Lantry came Just after! «Aid Wave giddy congensed and rut aver (he) morning at Fiftyentnth | comPosiTans wn | BLE elant ch . oa dunt to Thm tea bat b when away Me was! Who has Jonas s ttreet and Bighth aveaue by 4 horn Best Body Brussels... .95¢. and up Onues el ‘ ; > ; week, Th 1 hy Tomes h oxetie Warten Vo) an Bad ever and wagon driven by John MeDougal, of| } Axminsters 8734. and up 4 adil Hanouns .. wit rs " Was bleeding quit Wy and a Des ae van iver 1 for ir * oan and wagon driven by John MeDougal, » B7 4c. WOKE ©) PIANO HAS a i den Tells How Prisoner wl the blood the men asked | Writ ros meee ate (2, ab Bvening ‘ antry } Hite Mtoe: befor (MT Weat Pitty-thied street. Parlin re-l § AMLWool Ingtaingss+e.,.BQ0s and up | | DIFHWASHERA 0. 4, PORTE HANUB Was Found Fast Biged- —! how be had ad the WOUNT vutok sian he nivel’ veel AAR WAIN the cake oe se wil bight He | A al af the hoad and | ohieee ee 0) Aneaien (ME iow 10 bent yt‘ i yy ew a Tee RR gi ae oe dove SPL J, J, DOBSON, | ite pumas } bs ie . t would be un this time while " 0 CLBRK ’ bi . a Ve Race Ld, oe fe amailneean Ra Nl 1) her hi ¢ against Jones : Pry 2 East S4th Street, | BONA ERE 4 TAHOMA sy vA Hi. any arab ond taunt arent] Mvp Mant «voy. alan mat Wt Pattie ‘ae mot tow] a ne eb Ona ip. Corner Filth Avenue, et nbxcies 4| Sa eRe ee 4 H Hagen, of the Tombs, made, knife with only she blade | h ¢ (rin i ede al ireauny aentairar ao uote reEDENS 1 WAITERS } Ment concerning Valet Jone and that A oh tong That, he} ih his neck pant (wo deca} GROCERY CLERKS 7 MISCELLANEO! 4 . On his iife, to Corre 1, Was the weapon he used turk Waa y Sen Sieee thd fire near cur store did ue compirattvely tile CML 4, Mi , r f Laniry to-day Nghe W H Curren wap (hgh sum t they Ve valde TH must decline at thie time | #M6t CAtRE Kemparartly to ‘HPP nt the ale Mol rae 9) TOTAL... ms 7 Moned aod he qeked Jonge where he wo Mittens alerk 1 shtieny wlidly: Yo | io make any statement vf the Coward Good Henwe Shee, Which will be Walt HOVE 4 ya M lo-day, ‘Nov, 1. John |she knife, and he angwered that Lawyer| seemed to have head — fysiy resumed La a few daye To all there t nth ‘bat Fi at Ae Mryehning, | ed per in the Tombs, noticed @ivert T. Patrick bed given It to MY acting wtrangely ji! \’Questiones u What the trouble Bye him ine jt) + He had had o he i hy eihdes and i ratit AN Pashocy Patrick was at na and wr fog tp to Joi hen the sutel went down nes had to me al. ill at told Pi the door of hi inging Mt a an nee. de war t 1} hande and ems & Keen, Brokers, Dinsol » & Keen, 4 well-known Stock rm, to-day announoed (tn dl Asbtovols ern | denipe 10 exeteen lax aleoere (danke fur bios, peer is oe a,