The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1901, Page 7

STRANGELY SHOT | IN HIS. HOME.’ Mystery Surrounds Manner in Which Ran. dolph Was Wounded. Clarence Fitz Randolph. thirty-five years old, member of a prominent New | Brunswick family, 1s at his father's} house, on Livingston avenue, Now Brunswick, N. J, suffering from a dan-{ Ferous dullet wound in hle ride. The wound was inflected early Monday! morning, but It was not until Inte last night that any news of the rhooting | feached the public. | About 7.2 o'clock yesterday morning Dr. C. M. Slack, who !lves in the ad-| Joining house, was hastily summoned. Ho found Randolph lying on his back. | the blood pouring from a bullet wound | in his sida. The phywtclan probed for) the bullet, ould not remove It. No) vital organs had heen pierced, but so! much blood had been lost that the pa- tlent was In a serious condition. | Bix years ago Randolph was one of the most prosperous young men of the city. He was a partner in the art store of Reed & Randolph, a member of the ewell local clubs, Treasurer of the Burety Bullding and Loan Aseociation, and prominent !n other ways. He was} happily married and the father of a pretty little girl. Then there were vasuo stores that became more and more definite. Randolph resigned from hfw clubs and from his oMfces. He withdrew from the firm. His wife dicd amd the little ono went with her grandparents to live. Hard luck seemed to pursuo Randolph relentlessly. He was a salesman for @ drug house, then for a wall paper concern. He heid mahy positions, but none of them long. Of late he hins heen working in the office of the Lehigh and Wilkeabarre Coal Company, in this elty, Randolph declares that he has been compelled to return from New York on late trains, and got in the habit of carry- ing & pistol for protection. On Monday morning as he was dressing, his pistol lay On the dressing table. He knocked It off, and in endeavoring to catch it etrudk the trigger and discharged it. His mother heard the shot and sum- moned. help. INTERNATIONAL COURTESIES. King Oacar Gets Signed Photo of President McKinley. STOCKHOLM, June 4.—The United Stajes Minister here, W. W. Thomas, at a special audience of King Oscar at the Palace, today presented. Tis Ma: {ertycwiihy w plenediphoroeraphiot Eves: Ieene McKinley. | 2 small top draw-, f . f Just Below Chatham Square. Are you 207- 2073-209 Park a in need of anything in the line of Furniture or 3d Ave. Electric Cars Pass the aes ft. Carpets? If so, now is the time to buy, and this is the place to come for them. Our warerooms are crowded with a well selected stock of all that is best and newest, and the prices are much lower than you will find elsewhere. terms to suit your income. Very Neat 5-piece Mahogany Frame Velour Suits, well uphol- stered, good springs, covered in tigured tapestry or dainask, acaor ted colors; Bookcases, in ouk, tinely carved doors, shelves and large drawe: tual value $14.00; special, Oak Dressers, ere, ? Inrge draw- oval swing special, $6.85 LONG CREDIT, 50c. Week on $25 Worth Larger Amounts in Proportion. OPEN SATURDAY E’V’GS cannot be equalled elsewhere for less this week... Sood and polishedglass 9 ‘ 6 é 6 3 etree a 75) 3-Picce Chamber Suit in oak, Dresser has 3} drawers and swing plate mirror, Washstand has one drawer, closet and aplasher back towelrack: worth at least 220,00, price this week $1 1.75 FRONT raaanTM AA Tit TATA Handsome Couches, well up- holstered, spring edge all round, deep tultins: covered with velour or Bel- ete, made very soft and lieuriad 3 actually worth $12.00, special at........ $7.75 No mail orders filled on specials. Railroad Fare Allowed Out-of- Town Buyers. Credit given ong Oak Side- boards, inely pol shed, Freneh Mirrors, two. drawers and closets, worth @14, special $8.49 Oak Ward- totes, double doors, shelves and clothea hooks, | finely carved top, really worth $14; | epecial or White Enamelled Tron Bed- stead, brass vases and honey posts, complete with soft top mattress and double weave woven wire epring, $6.25 Tapestry Portieres, full width. Fetecales aes Ale and bottom, regular value 4.00; price per pair this Weekssesee $1. 99 Tarestry Beussels Carpets, very neat pattern, attractive Fosloriugn worth 20s: pep rates OCS worth 90c. per yard, 56c worth at leaet NS special eee... +. FATHER FICHTS FOR BABY CIRL Lisanti Grandparents Aliege Denne Is'an Unfit Guardian. Rosaline Denne, n beautiful eighteen- months-old baby, was the bone of con- tention tu a crowde Suprome Court room to-day. The fasher, John Denne, obtained a writ of habeas corpus for Noxaline, directed th Mr, and Mrs. An- tonlo Falco, the father-In-law of the re- Intor and maternal grandparent of the baby. During the argument of counsel ttle Rosaline coved as contentedly as If in her own home pounding her toya upon the floor, Sha excited much admiration tn the court-rdom. In his appiiéation for the writ Derno charger that tho child fs xept @om him by the Falcos, with whom she waa pineed at the time of the mother's death, on Maroh 2%, 1:0, The mother left an insurance policy. calling for $1.0, which was placed in trust for Roraline after vhe father had used about $9 for funeral and other expenses. He now sceks to recover the palance, $744, The Falcos and Dennes lived at No. t Fifth street. Denne has since death married a, ‘0. 17 East Ninetv-ninth atreet. he ts administrator of his first’ wites estate and guardian of the Mr. Denne, the gramdparents claim, | unft fo care for the child. ‘They nay that the baby: would not be sate wit ‘The father pa: who will love t he farns gow! v Pore’the chiid. Justice Maclean asked many ques- tlonk to obtain a thorough underssand- ine of the fitness of the rivals for the child's enstod spat he has a wife hild as own, that son and 4a able to sup | An wax about to give the | inte the custody 4 alster of the fir, Kel permission to say made an impaasioned Judge ‘not to give the ehitd father, “He is a had man, Judge,’ whe sald. “Slo is a dangerous man ‘and has a terrible temper. My ister when dying a me to take the child to mother and leave her alway nd never ve her to her fs e | to the! a Justice Mel. ean finally decided that the case should be heard by a referee, and gave the contestants unt!l noon to get counsel, "ACCUSED OF BURGLARY. George Ginsey Charged With Breaking Intay Pu School, George Ginsey, seventeen. years old, of 34 IB8xreenth street, Brooklyn, was hela for trial in $3 ball by Magistrate Tighe, in the Butler Street Court, on @ charge of burglary. It ‘is charged that Ginsey broke into ubjic school N ae at Seventh pirat aven' Toe aR nls 6 Clreas Obliged to HUSBAND SAW [MOSQUITO VIRUS WIFES SUICIDE. Mrs. Allen, Despondent and Wl, Drank Carbolic. Despondent and ill from long brood- Ing over the death of her parents, Mra Edith Alten, a handsome woman, of thirty-elghth, drank poison at 7 this morning before her husband's eyes cir rooms at 239 West Fourteenth street, She died in St. Vincent's Hoa- pital a half hour later, Mra, Allen has had attacks of da- sponidency ever alnce her father ant mether died at the old homestead fn Mansfield, Pa. about two years age. At times she had told her women friends that she wished she was dead, vat ahe had ne¥er before shown a dis- position to take her own Ife, George Allen, her hus isa trays elling salesman for a drug house. Ie told an Evening World reporter to-day that he ‘had been married for eighteen years and had lived happély. “Early this morning,’ he sald, "I! awoke and saw Edith back of the screen with a bottle In her hand. T asked what the matter was and she replied: ‘Nothing, I'll be there in a minute.’ “Taw her ralxe the bottle to her lps and Jumped out of bed. She ran townrd the front window and drank some more just as T dashed the bottle out of ,her hand, 1 got her on the bed and sent for an ambulance. She dted in the hospital. “Sho was insane. There was i) other reason, We rohad a cross word tn eighteen years, We wil take her back to the old homestead for burtal.’ ——__— RAIN PREVENTS SHOW. Pont Mad. Ne- onune ¢ OGDENSBURG, the spongy condition of the ground ra- sulting from continued rains, a elrcus outit refused to fill an engagement here, t wagons ( noon to @ lot required thirty-six horses, with two big, elephants pushing behind. Thousands of personn Kathered to at- tend the performunce, nit was found Impossible to make the scats hold, the Hghtest weight causing them to wink and collapse, To prevent accidents the Proprietors abandoned the performance and, packing up thetr equipment, moved to Potsdam, —$—$—- CHILD’S LONG FALL. Milda Neagert Falling Four st While playing near the fourth-story window of her home, No, 159 Centre atreet, Brooklyn, this morning, Hilda Nengert, th ol jost her bal- enzecand ints yeere ol aay. it her bal: on akavetas ate of. the tay Rsotae Little infernal {i re; Bristol, | Long: Island ee rek | 1 ‘Ys, June 4.—Reallz-{ | Ing the danger to life and limb owing to | C-. Finlay Hopes to Find Preventative of Plague in Cuba. Yard Mner Morro Cartle, 1 here to-day from IIa. Michael J. Dady of Brook- were who went to Cuba ten days ago to santract for paving and sewertng Hay. and Dr, CB. Finlay, son.of Dr. C. J. Finlay, who apread the theory that mosquitoes propagate yel- low fever. Mr. Dady wax among elghty-seven of the Morro ¢ assengers detainad observation er the dincov= I by the t to he wt and all but ims mer held, Dr, Finlay, speaking of his father's work, «ald “Among sofentists there doubt now that yttlow retions common house to the species disease spread by | mosquito, which. be | eatled Culex. “My father, when he discovered that mosquitos apread the fever, caught one of tho pealp, and after starving It Cor two day allowed {t to bite himself, “Thin test. re however, wanenot a Kood immune, But the same 1 to a mubject who wan susceptible to the disease. ‘The lattor person contracted the féver, and then hundreds of sirltor expersmenia fol Wi all the subjects developed “Ax the experiments proceed It tn be- Heved that in th virus obtained from either a pat a Culex will be pr cured wilch when modified can be used ay auccenstull s-is bovine virus for or five canes of ar the prerent tyLooD ar »Nroves le TO GHECK FEVER, Clearance Sale of Silk Waists, Misses’ Suits, Silk Etons & Girls’ Dresses. Decided Reductions. 500 Stk Watsts. The balance of our regu- lar spring and summer stock peat have been selling at $7.50, $9.50, $10.50, $12.50, $16.50, at $5.00, $7.50, $10.50. Silk Etons. The entire balance of our finest imported and domestic garments, recently priced $17.50 to $35.00, reduced to $10.00 and $15.00. 1,000 Girls’ Dresses, of finest Lawns, Dimities, Linens and Piques, to 12 years, i prettiest styles, at | $2.50, $3.75, $5.50 | and $7.50, Misses’ Sutts, sizes 14, 16 and 18 years, fjof Cheviots, Homespuns and ailor-mnade Broadcloths, semi- f,effects, former prices $25.00 }|to $75.00, reduced to |$15, $24.50, $39.50. Lord& Taylor, Broadway & ee) St Vacationists and tourists can wet all necessary summer resort infor- mation at The World's Vacation Bureau, Thirty’ sixth street and Brosdway. ‘The services ares tous and the ‘Foeort eet ts free. j sizes ai this season ’s; = % ieiteliatlaia RRS ARPA APT ET UAE T PET TAR A ARERR EE AE TENN SAP TPKE DS TLONST SNAPE TRS THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1901. | | | former prices $3.50 to $15. | | MPT FATE EE an ms FORMERLY STORE OF Our efforts io bring you unmatched economies are meeting with hearty apprectation. Yesterday the store was enlivened With pleased and enthusiastic buyers. We are striving for higher standards in reta:ling—to obtain your good will by deserbing it. Our earnest request ts that you tellus frankly of any point where we fail to meet your ideal of what a store should be. We have arranged for special delivery of purchases to all summer rescris on Long Island and in New Jersey. 0 U | i [ McCreery’s $1.00 Silk Foulards, 50c. Yard. | Unusual activity marked the sale yeSterday. Creery quality gave vitality to low price. And the throngs about the counters will be just as large and just as happy to-day and to.morrow. — Pick with eyes closed— not a liomely ‘design, not a poor coloring. Choose hap- hazard; safe enough as far as value goes—fifty cents buys a dollar’s worth every time. You'd scarcely tind so wide a choice ina Silk Exposition, You have no idea how very low the price is until you see. Prices are meaningless; you must judge from the quality at the price. Fine French $1.25 Etamine, 75c. Yard. Just in time for warm weather wear we offer you the most decided bargain in exquisite Etamine that this or any other store ever held. Beautitul Etamine, if you please, soft to the touch, rich to the eye, and in all ‘th: most delicate and wanted shades: Biscuit, Navy Biue, Tan, Cardinal, Roval Blue, Reseda, Light Gray, OM China Blue, Old Rose. Also Black. One hundred pieces of the famous McCreery & stock; the identical goods McCreery sold at $1.25—now 75c. yard. How tine for summer dresses ! The crisp, wiry kind so much in demand by fashionable dressmakers. “Crush a piece in your hand—shake it! Where are the wrinkles? Trail a piece in the dust— shake it! Where isthe dust? Gone with the wrinkles. Swisses---Batistes---Dimities. The Usual 25c. Quality at 6c. Yard. Fields of beauty-—tinting, finishing, designing better than ever. They are in all colors, ir hundreds of styles. For children’s wear—ior women's wear-—several dainty dresses of these materials wili come in handy at home— orin country. Why not have them? They cost but little. Fine“ Swisses, Batistes and Dimities in such num- berless styles do not come your way often at 6c. yard, Think ! “Four dresses for the usual price of one. STROLLERS TRADE MARK. A Perfect Shoe for Men. $3.00. Sold Exclusively By Britt Brother 279 Broadway, 47 Cortlandt St. - 211 Sixth Ave. 128th St. and 3d Ave. | New Publications New Publications. This tn the International Association's latest success. We have no hesitation in saying th: here is no oth living writer (man or woman, w! irs. Burnett dramatic power in telling a story 'W YORK HERALD. FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT'S intensely interesting novel, “A Fair Barbarian,” (The American Girl Who Put an English “Swell Set’ Agog.) CLOTH BOUND—FROM THE ORIGINAL PLATES, only 25c a copy A REMARKABLE BOOK SALE AT WANAMAKER’S Cut thts out to be used as a voucher, 1901 World Aanae = PRICE 25c. ALL _NEWSDEALERS. vile Sab esa essai alae ani THD. ales (46: si De AU [MIAN IN Sa ae OUR COZY FLAT tmnt. 69,98 Now on Exhibition. YOU DON’T NEED MONEY. WE GIVE YOU CREDIT. 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Being incorporated ‘under the laws of the State of New York, this is of indisputable value. | OUR 12 OFFICES: 212 BROADWAY, Cor. FultonSt. 419 BROADWAY, Cor. Canal St. He RLEM, ‘M. , 30 W. 125th Ste 744 BROADWAY. Cor. AstorPL BROOKLYN, 499 Fulton St |2W. 14th St.,Cor. 5thAve. VEN Tite 9 a, | 108 W. 23d, Cor, oth Axe 988 3d Ave. list nt _ fire Mours, 8 19 6 -_Telephens 451-18 ot YALE DEI UH TAL PARLD i Notice Our New Address, 124 W. 23d Street, N, Y. Next to Childs’s Restaurant. HARLEM: 412 W. 125th St.. n:ar Lenox Aves 15,000 Patients a Year Assure Our Reliability. We fill and extract teeth positive without Fain by new and scienti methods. No efter or gas necessary. Broken down teeth replaced with Crowns of porcelain and gold that defy fetection and wear for years. T e'h Inserted on the Luxo Den- tal Plate, our invention. It is ex- ¢ with tas Full Set of Teeth $5.09, Sil r Filling 50c. Gold Filling $1, 09 and up. Lady Attendant with ¢: Children’s. ental wy ‘ork 4 Specialty, Fea ach eat rer D PAINLESS EW) i CRS xe. TEETH $1 wf, ql: iGelal Teeth of Week. B iG All work musranteed at lowest Call and get our estimates before A — ‘For Sale. CREDITS AND, WOMENS CLOTHING ON YR MONTHLY PAYMENTS FALKS (431 Eighth Ave, Balas AND MONDAY EVENINOM CREDIT best cuaran York, Our ulment or (asy-pi ment system i down and $1.00 weekly on gold ind all we | YEN. ings, 00 p Silver Fillings, $1.00, FULL SETS OF BEST “Sra $5, 67, $9. DR. RANKIN, DENTIST. } OPPOSITE EMRICH BROS 366 Sixth Ave. 22's 610 Sixth Ave. - Downtown Br. acd cuilteen at lowesg NANHATTAN ‘CREDIT CO.” 1 Opea every Von Sundaya. EVERY! BODY lag 704 Wisk 62 owery, cor, Catal (over bask), Open evening, FURNITURE, $50 WORTH, S! DOWN, St WEEKLY. 45 WEST 14TH ST, WEST 125TH ST. {MES LANE, = PURSTPUIE 09D «un | WANE Vans vin 2G, | Lawyers, gsc ye (DIVORCE § ; meskly payrente;