The evening world. Newspaper, October 29, 1901, Page 10

10 STOLE SILVER, VALUE $2,000 Sneak Thief Loots Table Prepared for John H. Scriven’s Guests. FAMILY WERE DRESSING| No Trace Except an Open Door and Stripped Board Found of the Culprit. The police of the Tenderloin ntation have no clue to the Identity of the clever thief who walked into the dining- room of the residence of John H. Scriven last ning and walked out again with $2.50) worth silverware. About the only hope the s! that the thief will try to pawa his 1 uths have is THE WOKLD: TUESDAY EVENING UU'TUBLE 29, 1901. DOOLEY DEAD. —_—- Original of Dunne’s Delight- ful Character Passes Away in Chicago, LOVED FOR HIS HUMOR. Jim McGarry's Place Long a Resort for Reporters and There ‘‘ Mar- tin Dooley” Took Life. York would not the a Time was when New have been interes! ment of the death saloonskeeper of Chicago, a was a Kindly man with a tru and a white soul ‘This was which Is not likely, as it ts all marked. Mr. Scriven lives at No. 49 West Thirty-ninth «treet. He and his daugh- ter, Mrs. Ernest Lorillard, had sent out dnvitations to a di: vening. They superintended arrangements ‘nt upstairs to There are four servants in the house— @ butler, a cook and two maids. The butler and the ccok were in the bane- ment and the matda were on the upper Moors when the thief arrived. The front door of the house has a catch that is out of order. It ts posed that nome one entering the houve eqriler tn the evening left the door tly ajar. The thief walked into tie hall and stepped into the parlor on the right-hand » Looking back through the rcoma te could see the brilllantly lghted dining Toon: at the rear of the house and the table ablize with the glitter of ellver and emt glass. work of a moment 10 sneak back the thick carpets, ty eves and then 10, 8c0p (he gone "A maid discovered the theft afte nd- Ing the front door wide open. Policeman Greig, of the Tenderloin station, was on the spot inn minute, but there was no trace of the thief. ‘It was discovered this morning that that « niterprialt fon had also grabbed up a few ally Genaments in the parlor while passing though. The dinner was given as originally planned, wo far as food and liquids were concerned, and the guests had an excit- Ing topic to talk about In the daring theft of the silver, SON, REBUKED, TRIES TO DIE. After Mother Worthlen Mad Ned Him Ne Took Chloral. Benjamin Genatein, a tailor, nineteen years old, of No, 16% Attorney streo: had some words with his mother last right on account of being out of work. He took ft greatly te heart that she led him “worthless” and “lazy.' Me purchased five cents’ worth of chloral and then sat on a bootblack’s atund at Cunton and Rivington streets and awallowed nome of tt Rohr- back, of the Dela: fo found him gra He was aken ty Eseex Market Deuel held him $500 ball FIRE ON BOWERY. Blaze in an Rest for Which ‘Two Alarins Are Sounded. The cook in the restaurant of “Tony & John." Bowery, while rendering some fat carly this morning accidentally set the place on fire. Within a few moments the restaurant was gut- ted by the flames and the half dozen igintrate ‘default of The three upper Delng stocked wit belonging to aper mats, Chief Croker, upon hits oe val, turned ina second alarm, The flames were confined to ihe restaurant and about $2,000 Re was done. World Wants Workingman’s Best Friend. Paid Help Want: f} ile morning’s 1,380:: 494 Paid Help Wants in the 13{ other N, Y. papers combined, BLACKSMITHS BOOKBINDERS . SYSuluwan CANDY MAKERS CABINET MAKERS CANYASSEKS3 _MARPENTERS .. -- CARPET LAYERS... CARRIAGE HANDS. CHAMBERMAIDS CHASERS: CLERKS . CIGARMAKERE - COLLECTORS COMPOSITONS ns PHOTOGRAPHERS 3 PIANO WANDS > 10 hoorens SALPSLADIES COOKS . 5 CORSET HANDS SAL EASE James M furnished the Inspira- ton to Peter Dunne for the “Dooley sketches. To-day the nn- nounsement that the old man passed away this morning will be greeted with sympathetle Interest wherever in the world the fame of “Martin Dooley” haa penetrated, McGarry leaves few if any reiatives, and it ts safe to y that none mourne ‘tam mere sincere than does the tal- ented young man who profited uy ap- preciating Nis wit Mr. Dunne ie in New York and was told of the death of MoGarry by the Byening World. ‘The nows was not entirely a surprise, as MoGarry had been ailing for a tong ume, Nevertheless tt was shock Mr. Dunn ar that the ofiginal of is delightful character had parsed away, In Chicago James McGarry was known as tm" He an ed othe big fire and had the history, habits, family - nectlons and worldly possessions of the old Chicagoan the tip of his tongue. Ile war a pu can of the sort that Is parsing a —a man who won| money and frienda by the power of bis) personality; who was proud to stand Ge hind hin own bar The saloon of James McGarry wan t a gilded palace, It waa quite dark, somewhat muaty and far from spootiess appointments. But the lquor er the bar was good Hquor and had it not been good tt would have been dellctounly flavared by the Inimitable wit of the man who served tt. In the days when Mr, Dunne wae a reporter in Chicago. MocGarry's place was the chosen resort. of newspaper men. He Iked them and they liked him, Hix comments on thelr stories were some times of a nature to make the writers aquirm, but they got even with him once In a while. They were Joyous days—the days in Jim MeGarry's Acousistent visitor @ran Finley Peter Dunne, even then a maater of Irish dia Iect. But while he could write the dla- lect. he had not acquired the quaint turns of it that distinguish his lineg at thin time Thos he learned from the conversation of McGarry For a time the genial saloonkeeper wan highly flattered at the prominence given his opinions by young Mr. Dunne. He read the sketces and laughed at them. One day a crowd of writers in a spirit of fun got McGarry to Ddelleve that Dunne was holding his up to ridicule, The old man took It to heart, and so Vigorously did he protest that the thinly velled McGarry in the Dunne wketches wan changed to “Martin “Dooley” became famous and McGarry grew old and deciined in health, He retired from the n business some arn ago and haa wince lived at a hotel Of tate he has been more or less of a | recluse, The pressure of years had bent his god nature and he spent much time in bitter thought ‘Mfter all he was Jim McGarry, and from the Iipa of hundreds of me nin this broad land who knew and loved him In the days when Chicago was thelr home and eran thelr portion will ar- " ert 1 blern letheasi 0 NO ALARN NOW FOR THE PHILIPPINES. TROOPS ARE NOT NEEDED SuMclent Force of Men Spaamodte Out- breaks. to Quel WASHINGTON, 2—-A able part of the Cabinet meeing to-day war devoted to a atlon of the miljtary situation in he The waist was attended by all the members of the Cabinet and all of them partict: ated In the « sion of the altuation eo wudject was brought to th tlonef the President and th Stcretary Root. ‘The conditions in the tsland of Samar, vhere the United States troops suffered the most severe check they have en- countered yet in the Philippines, in the acr of almost the entire Company f the Ninth Infantry, had led the et nsiders PAINTERS .. | stuvenssitus ..” SKIRT HANDS... 6 STAMPERS 2 STENOGRAPHE! tAlLons TRIMMERS 5 TINSMITHS . 10 UMDRELTA HANDS 4 LPHOLSTERERS USEPUL SED VARNISHERS WAIST HANDS , a 6 2{0f thousands of jj terms are expt r eDpartment to consider the pro- priety of stopping for the time being the reductions which wee going on in the Philippine army through the discharge enlisted men whose ng. However, after Roots report and di Hon thoroughly, that there wan ‘no pres muspetd. the. reductio States military fore: Philtpol The orginal therefore, 3 {prevail and It will not be necessary, it in understcod, to aen: to the Philippines aL once the ‘halt dozen regiments ne- lant week. Se it Bs a" that the spor: the United with Ls and additional troops, to. map il emergencies scarcely would eid te PROTOTYPE OF | Fine Balbriggan and Natural {Imported Natural Wool | Medium Weight Shirts and Drawers, CABINET DECIDES THAT EXTRA x STERN BROTHERS will place on sale: to-morrow, the following exceptiona! values in Men’s Fall & Winter Underwear Value $1.35 each 95¢' Value $1.85 each $1, 48) Wool Shirts and Drawers, Hany eaiish tacdl Draws $1.87 Heavy English Natural Wool Shirts 2 d $2 18 and Drawers, Extra quality, unshrinkable, Value $2.75 each . Six Thread Nine Thread 4.95 $5.48 uz $2.50 each Brettle’s English Pure Silk Shirts and Drawers, Value $6.00 to $7.50 Special Sale of [len’s & Women’s Handkerchiefs Men's unlaundered linen hand embr’d initial handk’fs, 1 5¢ {Women's all-linen French 12° Handk’fs, lace trimmed, 25c!| Women's unlaundered hand embr'd initial scalloped ‘edge handkerchiefs, Men's ali-linen laundered hand embr’d initial handk’ fs, Men's Japanese Silk hand embr'd initial wreath effect handk’fs, 48° Men's sheer French linen hemst'd handk’fs, 'y & 34 inch hems irom $1.25 to 4.00| 24¢ ¢| Women’ s all-linen laundered {hemst'd hand embroidered jinitial handkerchiefs, 25¢ | Women’ s all-linen hemst'd and | scalloped edge, also lace trimmed handkerchiefs, 48° Misses’ Waists 171.10; French Flannel, with Swiss embroidered fronts $ or tucked effects, buttoned front or back, Value $5.00 2.95 $3.75 English Corduroy and Velveteen Value $9.75 96.95 Heretofore $5.00 to $6.00 White or Black Moire Silks and Louisines, in all shades, hird Street West Twentys ACCUSED, RUNS, NEARLY KILLED CAUGHT PANNING GEMS SHE STOLE. | |POLICEMAN WOUNDS RUNA- | WAY PRISONER THREE TIMES. THROUGH CLEVER RUSE. WO- MAN GETS DIAMOND RING. After Telling Story of Theft to Pay Nent, She Ad Offense. After Emptying Fagitive, Revolver at Sergeant Handcnffs ja Former Mrs. Annie Martin, who given her ale! Police gar i Reant Schriever, of 2 Arer an No. 182 West Sixty-neventh | sack, NJ this morning case witnny street, wan arraigned in-the Jeffernoi lan ace of killing Fdeart Poste ona charge of la jexander Hart, man- tore conductal by Market Court to- ceny preferred by ager of the Jewelr: Worth & Co, at No. Broadway Accorlig to Hart the woman entered the store yesterday afternoon, and after stranger whom he had placed under are {Fest on suapleton of having committed {8 Durglary on Sunday night. ‘Two over. [coats and a rult of clothes were atoten | from the home of Adam Hoole, a blind away toward the bar and then dashed out of an open side door. The police man was In close pursult, and) when within Afty fcet of the prisoner, emptted {his revolver at him, worth $50 amd apked that It be sent C. 0. | D. to room 22. Hoffman House, She then asked the time, and Mr, Hart war npelled to come from behind the coun- to get a look ut the large clock In store, which waa jn front of the woman Wounded In three places, Post kept on Re nh wa ane departed, itart picked anata nutgwas stopped by Maurice up the tray and noticed that the 875 ring |), qunel Seceeant Scurleber put the was inteaing. Ue hurried to the Hoff | (iinruts on the wounded man and man House, and when he told the clerk a chain around hin wrists while taking him to Dr. Con) had struck right leg, one 1 found that three bullets ost. one going through his making a furrow on the left side of the man's that he wanted to see Mra. Martin, tn room 22, the clerk aatd there was no such woman in the house. Hart explained why he wanted to see the wo) and the clerk told) him body under the he woman, and the el Sewelry | 47M And another entering the back 1 that «lx or seven men from ¥ | thal heart lodging? nce near stores had been at the texel during th} Hutte was removed. Tt ty 7 ° . 0. had « last few days asking for the $8) course by striking a rib ne woman have been killed. Mr. Hart then started on a tour of the pawn shops, and as he entered one at Sixth avenue and Twenty-elghth stree. he found the Martin woman In the act of negotiating a loan on the ring, and also on a pair of diamond buttons valued at $15. He had RIOTS STOP WHEN THE TROOPS MOVE}: RACE FIGHTS IN LOUISIANA THOUGHT TO BE OVER. sleeve the woman arrested Mri Martin told Magistrate Olmsted twenty-four years old, that a widow and had a child a year She sald she came from Cleve- wo und that #he was old. land four months bookkeeper. She told the Magistrate that her rent became due yesterday, and that she ced out with the deliberate intention stealing something to pawn so that she could pay for her room. questioning she admittet a ‘Th > Persons Fall in Clashes Hetween White Men and After some Nearoce that sie was arraigned in the Court of General Sessions two montha ago on —— ‘charge of stealing a cloak from a} Say ORLEAN ’ NE RLEANS, Oct. t : erartme Rr abs Bentence WAR BU] Keeved that the ro: anaes einen pended at that tim . 066 Pefuglattate Olmsted. held her in. $1, t Balltown ts ended, an a 8 received from Gov, Heard to-day countermanding the tnstructlons to Gen Glynn to rend troops to Balle town. A company of Artillery and a ball for Gene LONDON STOCKS RALLY. the Loutsiana Fleid troop of cavalry had The’ market for American railway sharen at London opened extremely |e? held tn readiness all night, and weak. to-day; the Ereak in the were about to leave for the scene of cal market - Declines trouble when the Governor's telegram averaged about 1-2 per cent. beiow New| CAM, Indicating that there ts no necea- ality for the presence of the militia, It im not known exactly how many perrons were killed, but as cleven were rhot at Balitown aad there was shootin; At other places the death Ist may tots thirty, York’ closing figures of Atchison common mold | equ! 783-4, and Union Pacific 99 1-2. The Steel stocks were comparatively firm, while the Copper shares were a shade lower. Northern Pacific preferred, exceptionally,” was allghtly higher, a - SAVED FROM NORTH RIVER. yesterday. alent to ee POWER-HOUSE DESTROYED. Mount Vlant, Worth 820,000, Burn MOUNT HOLLY, N_J., Oct. 29.—The power-house of the Mount Holly and Burlington Traction Railway was de- William Mingay, thirty-nine years old, second street and Second avenue, Bay Ridge, fell over- ver. scued and taken to he Hudson Burect™ Hospital. 3 one FO} by thetPenusyivanta Railroad Compass, ‘ed by fire to-day, causing a loss of |A'7.. was owned and operated | Sui Kothenbers | Rewbvorkin|tattests West 14th Street. Growing Stor:. Satisfaction Guranteed or Money Promptly Refunded. With Specials in Waists and Skirts. z The long coat is the popular favorite, and in this as in every other line, Rothenberg values lead, Have you seen this trim, stylish Raglan at $6.98? It isa wonderful value. Nothing [’ke it anywhere else. And we have several tetter grades worth propo:tionately as much more as this i 6.98 Ladies’ Raglans, in ( xford grav melicn, .ox: back 2nd front, velvet col- lar. reverse cufis, cut full a {except onally well tailored; a good $1040 WAIN NGS, 2288 te tresses: Bin cues HS \N Ladies’ Ragians, ade trom all-woo! pluid tack Oxford clings thre ui quarter fitting. yoke back and fron’, velvet collar, reverse a b auti- le. & | ass iy stylish garment tally worth $1 t lOomorfOW ateees -.- ck akings Ladies’ Auto robile Coat; Ladies’ Raglan eatremely one Rise o* in Oxferd, black and bluz; th ee-quarter fe cola; silk Inec lors, castor, ting: velvet colar; reverse cults; a blue and red: sizes 52 to 44; fully mar sis ov valuz, at Special Walking Skirts, $3.98. ss? carments before you can fully appreciate All-wool Meltoas in Oxford, black and garment, special at. French Flannel Waists, $1.69. | Beautiful waists th A special lot that w: bought at such You must sze the: aphenomenal price conc er youthe | their real valu. best value in Greater New York. ‘Made tot tion in back ee 20 rows of stitching around bottem; full) Mice ar front: bandsomely tucked; all t awest ounce; a regulir le to-morrow shades; value $3.00, at 1.69 at only ee 3.98 iks and Dress Goods. me to-mor- Ss Values like these are making these silk and dress goods stores immensely popular. row for the following : D G ress Goods. Silks, 22-inch Heavy Black Brocaded Satin Duch- 52-INCH ALL WOOL ZIBELIN SPUN, in light, medium and Oxford esse, ina good range of the most popu- 98c ey enh es eente Thee wand at + gray, 75 yard, atesoe. lar designs; $1.50 value, at.eee-.... 0... 19-inch Black Taffeta, all pure siik, eck vaiue al 39¢ rN Ber wear te a 59c HOME. AIc 39c wall wed; 1 98s $3 cints per yard; to-morrow at... 48-NCH MELROSE AND PRUNELLA 36-inch White Habutai Silk, usually sold at 75 royal, cadet navy blue, brown. ¢ cents per yard; to-morrow ate... gray and black; wor:h $1.25 per Flannels, Gomforters, Domestics. To-morrowiwe willoffer another attractive lot of ‘Striped! Another ssccil lot of Slikoline Comforters, linzd wich Waist Fabrics, is curdinal. pink, ¢: ! sanitary cotton and absolu ely ode rless, wiih be 09 navy,a quali! very pencrally at 2 8c per yard, at. a 36-Inch Bleached Mustins, regular Sc. Gualily, at 5 3-46 + Outing Flannels, repair Se. qua! , 36 Inch Heavy Unbleached Sheeting, ‘c. qvality.at. 5¢ | Domet and Canton Flannels, worth 6c. per yilsat Dare Unbleached Canton Flannel, extra heavy,worth 10¢..634¢ | Elderdown, in pink, blu: and cream, worth -9:.,at. §9 scHirg Sale of Patent Medicines and Toilet Articles. This new section of patent medicines and toilet articles is doubly attractive. First, because it is the most economical place of its sort in existence. Secondly, because most complete lines of everything rel able are here. If you'd supply all your needs at these counters, you'd make a very desirable saving. Ever thing for less than you can buy itelsewhere. Everything absolutely reliable and exactly as represented. Scere in Patent Medicines. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT AYER'S HAIR VIGOR..73° ADAMSON’S POWDER ARNIC. Dr. OPT MEDIC ANODYNE BAGS ra eit NIA VINE! POND'S. PISO'S CURE FOR SUMPTION |. WENT Perfumery and | Rewspaper vend. Po: i" oe: EEO examining some cheap buttons PUT] have sold he ree se Meare WAR sald to RUBIFOAM COMPLEXION BRU ama. chased 3 cente’ worth of them. ‘Then | day. Auestion on Mon. ; Ta wee ‘oMBS.1U= she asked ty see some diamond rinks. Al Sergeant Schrieber found Post in Mare POWDER, various odors, BSEL! TiN tray ful was shown to her, and one that) tin Kindegan'a barroom In t ete al 10 ise 10¢ particularly struck her fancy was prleel | about noon and ac Mion street WA 1 Bee JAP ROSE, 80. fo oy ‘cused 1 oO i y a 1SON “ Sor ' a ' me ROR RUSS, She aatd that was more than snel tne. ‘mont dented it Sta ‘ | aa Hi OowbER OTOL! Unmnlin dose ands. 19° wanted to pay for a rink. under arrest. ‘The pri as pla Firally ahe picked ont one that was . prisoner walked PACIFICS BEST OF THE § STOCKS. ST. PAUL ALSO RULED HIGHER AFTER POOR OPENING. Stern Brothers will place on sale, to-morrow, on second floor, an importation of women's Paris Trimmed Hats and new designs from their own workrooms in light, dressy effects for evening wear. West Twenty-third Street. | «Early Ex- the The ratiroad Hat averaged a shade lower on Opening prices of stocks on the change to-day Were mixed, with gains confined to the specialties, poor support. Late cables from the American de- partment of the London market, how-/ er, gave nome confidence, and a firmer tone in trading was noticeable. Prices. | Chie especially for the Pactfics, displayed aj chtc tendency to improve. : Union Pacific rallied to par; Missourt sifle touched 97, while Southern Pacl- moved up to St. Paul was quarter at a gain ‘The specialties did not hold thelr strength of the opening and sagged ay in the first hour under bear pres- 20% 20% 20% 20% 40% 4% 1% WH ——- Gold Going to France. Goldman, Sachs & Co will ship $600,009 oa the steamship La ailing for Havre on Thurs- hes, hte | Champagne, fete 4 ——_—— ‘The Cotton Market. The local cotton market opened weak to-day. with prices #40 8 polats lower. | Port receipts, reaching a total of 100,000 bales, bearish cabies and a generally vorable weather chart were the influ- ily the leader in this fl per cent. BE: esac Ey ae on aa Ae) May corn. ot ¥ onic. sloath ri 3: Octo- ier mest, ae a Beeeas mben 76 3-4: bid: JAMES McCREERY & C0. 3,000 yards of Venetian Cloth. Fine smooth finish, 52 inches wide. \This season’s. shades of greys, tan, brown, old rose, reds, beige, royal and navy blues,- myrtle aud Austrian green. $1.10 per yard, s Value 1.50. , Twenty-third Street. |JAMES McCREERY & CO, UPHOLSTERY DEPT. {Hand embroidered, Satin, | Sofa Pillows,—filled with pure white down,—silk lining. Colors:—Pink, blue, rose, nile, black, yellow and white. $3.50. Cushions covered with vari- ous materials, Numerous sizes and colors,—covered with silk,—or elaborately embroidered. Complete range of prices. Tweaty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO. ORIENTAL RUG DEPT. 4th Floor. r About 209 fine Shirvan and Daghestan Rugs, —‘many antique pieces,—rich silky surface. Average size 3 ft. 6im x5 ft. 6 in. $18.50 and $22.503 usual prices $27.50 to $35.00, Carabagh, Guendje and Daghestan Rugs, — soft dull colors. Sizes, 3 ft.to3 ft. 6in.x4 ft. to 4ft. 6 in. $8.50 and $10.50. 200 fine Antique Persian’ Rugs; sizes about 3 ft.'x 5 ft. % ‘ $13-75- 50 Turkish Rugs, in carpet sizes, — suitable for Li- braries or Dining rooms, $50.00 to $98.00; ‘ usual prices $72.50 to $145.00, Hall Rugs, mats and vare ious size carpet rugs, ‘Twenty-third Street, March, 79 3 i glay: 79 3-8 bid; Oo! corn, offered November. 63 7-8; cember, 63 bid; May. ‘Chicago's clo! "s eae OO 3-4 te October ; December. Octo¥er December, 70 6-8 November, ois to bt tas May, 69. There were gains of 11-4 aito, by! By lences In the early cotton market. After ! Brooklyn Transit and Manhattan: che ‘ mb the call the market® was’ feverish’ and SHIPPING NEWS, Vanderbilt stock came nal. Didcitg | ‘ Irregular, Room bulis sold ‘out as a Boot Michigan Central. That stock sold | Inier. Paper matter of precaution, fearing more sell- ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY, esterday at ne ater a long Ape Od ae OO) tater Pages: Bes Ing of public long interests, -. OBB ‘rhe price Jumped to fy ntercat nemlect TNE EE dias a Jump of 8 co 2 Sa prices we Aiea points from 12) to 125, the next va | 3 ou ton wae. Uringing 135 and the follow {Feb Apr tea ty Hook 23 266 Selling to reallze when a gold en- ws | Te olds yan f°] Governor's 1a a gagement “Was announced cared re- lPeeat dulye i838 ae marner leaders raging: fen ix Tis prices at 2.9 P.M. were: Novem u ‘ 2 : ' Wiithweet, Rubber goods fell 1 1-4 under S| nore 7.48: December, 7.57; January, PORT OF NEW YORK. demerday, The market steadied again berets Aprile 7.83; Ma: a And cAmaigamated Copper recovered to] . ears ; 33-4 nts and lowa Ce = fell '1'tz Amalgamated Copper ran off The Wheat Starker, mi ett hea cables #1 mis total ealeaor stocks, to-day: were news from Argentine and a scarcity of |& Mettin abate ,| local orders made rather a narrow mar- “iugaie ci tions, ket here at the opening. December was . BT ES OG peace steady ahd advanced 1-8 cent, being a a 6% 5% RAYS | Southern fected by the pronounced strength in ath Southern Rat ray pt. corn. which was bid up 3-8 cents on INCOMING) | STEAMSHIPS. g mber by. frightened sehorta in aym- TO-DAY, § Petiy with « siinilar advance West, sare? haiveceaen? nen PNew York's opent prices ‘were: De- fatenicen erties, a hy comber wheat, 16 Wit: Dee i p & i “chicane g open ning : ine aE OUTGOING STEAMSHIP nous" iw ay et Wheat, TL 1-8 to 14 a 0-DAY. (rongrins Wilhelm,