The evening world. Newspaper, November 12, 1901, Page 4

THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 12, 190) 3 Z y oy be pa FALL FROM WINDOW KILLS FAKE SLFIITHS [PvORcE roe Stes ALARMING FIRE IN [=> gp gay PROF. SMITH, OF COLUMBIA. [or ONE AON CAREY veered BLED SALOOND, : eC HOS SS ours LUMBER YARDS ‘WERE THREATENED. LARGEST CREDIT CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS A “peep” into®the future is worth a million guesses. If you avail yourself of our NO-EXTRA- CHARGE CREDIT System now you can always have cash on hand. MEN’S AND BOYS’ THING ice aol a eamoue Soreacher of | Political Economy} Plunges from Fourth/: Story of His Home—|{ Believed to Be an Ac- cident, Not Suicide. Bogus Detectives Collect, $20 Apiece from Jersey Barkeepers. Woodwork Around Bollers pigtea| Up Dertog Lanch Hour and pid | #5,000 Damnge. The woodwork around Mayo Smith, who was killed veateras afternoon by x fall fourth story window tn his hom Seventy-seventh street, belleve that h committed suicide. A* without recovering consciousn question ewill never be determined, but the fam and friends are convinced that he from the window as the result of attack of vertigo or else In a Mt of ner- Vousness over burglars. ? : Hr herE TS Prof. Smith's health had been greatly | J marae avenue, Brookly: workmen were out at lunch to: 35,000 wortle of damage was done to the buliding Abdut 2,099 pou Ine and $25,900 worth of machiner: badly damaged as well Two alarms were turned tn because of the dangerous neighborzood ta, w: the fire occurred e building Is ‘ : ; rounded by lumber yarde and. ter Nov. 12—Two / : 5 ments, but the firemen had no alficults " 5 3 Ingetting control of the binge, A men, one pretending to be bi , q Some alarm was felt that the glycer- Keyport Folk Are ‘Holding Chief Swindler Until He Returns Money His Accomplice Has. impaired of late. He had not : Sees : Ine might explode, but {t did not. ‘The vue oR spondent, but his nervous system had a detective from New York , : r ie foreman of the plunt explained that in hat Ab Deen eo wrecked by overwork that trifles Clty, got off the 10.30 train at) Matawan * f as raw state glycerine ts scarce! Rise "824th, Ave ia 10th St excited him. He had recently been much station Sunday morning, and started in 2 5 : Siete ’ worked up over the stories of burglirs been un- usness on people of Matawan and ed the Wood- Just opposite to swindle t Keyport. They first vine ID at Mataw the ota and after standing around «4 few minutes ordered drinks. The {, may have indirectly caused his death, When he went (9 his room yesterday afternoon to He down, darkened. A half hour Ia went up to call him. He Goor and then he heard opened the door slightly 4 ing throw thought ef to alarm Thetetale that Prof smith’ found beneath the window. it man pretending to be a detective then hansed the proorietor of the place, who was tending bar at the time, a card, and beckoned him into the oMfee, Just in the rear of the bar-room, They both entered the office and closed the door, The stranger told the proprietor that he was a detective from New York City ind showed his badge, which he had ineJ on the Inside of his coat, He that he had been sent there and port to see that the hotels were loved on Sundays. After talking serl- ously with the proprietor for some time he told him that If he would pay him 32 and close up his place, and not open again on Sunday, he would let him off this time, and would not mention to the authorities that he found his place open. The proprtetor pald the $20, think- Heeht’s Part= Payment vlan is the hit of the year. So different from any other—no mystery about it, all goods plainly marked, one price to all, and that the lowest. No need to tell youit is popular. Comeand see for your- self and join the throngs who are taking advantage of it. RAGLANS, —Nobby garments in style of heary Oxford meltons or pin stripe fabrics, box style or half fitted back, lined to the the sort 5) you are asked $20.00 for everywhere; Wednesday for b De! 0 , made with Lox front, storm NEAR SEAL COATS, Sint! am heavy satin lined; our regular $40.00 coat, for Wednes of supericr taffeta, in “a ie new SILK WAISTS 9,37 cna black, — with 3.75 pr tucked back and front, $5.50, value for Wednesday... Oe ing Ie lucky ¥ f Hendkerchiefs, Ladies’ Lined Talzum Powder, perfumed, When the atory reached the people Be SOPHONISBA © 3 kemstitched, embroidered, sprinkler top, metal box, they decided to cateh the men $f pos- HARRISON. BAYH tial, 12:Gc- value,, Wed- 7c Serle raluesian Wednesday, 2c EASTMAN ; thought hi the window ¢ burglars and mily with FROF RICHARD MAYO SMITH, when suddenly Btousea by bite noite at the door, awoke and in his excitable frame of mind thought burglars were {n the house jist as the butler did. He may have rushed to the window to call for help. or with @ confused Idea of escaping that way @nd in throwing up the win lost his Dalance and fell. Prof. Smith had a world-wide reputa- tion as a political econom|: He was! Jlelde and four childr preparing to take a trip to the Far East| survive him. {uneralsoirratni bn a year's yyacation, and he had never Pments have got been made WAIL OF SUFFERING WIFE, “MY HUSBAND SNORES SOI”: +o ntalntelateteletedtele tn wan tired of Ui | is . years old and perat. Berlin a sible. They got two or three men who nesday eee tees Alsen coee coccever cece Yi-| nnd seen the detective and his asso- ri _ Cente, Pieces, cut out,em- Gold-plated Norel Hat cane Tee ctanttheniiel rier on onthe broidered, wee rade and Brooch Pins, fain oF stone Matawan station just as a northbound Pallera 15c." valae, for 9% sei, Lorgnctie Chains, Link train stopped at the station. Wednesday, clesotese Buttons, Studs, &c., 25c. and College Pins, SENG nee 48 39c. values, Wednes- 19 c (< Thinking that the men might de on that train, they boarded tt. When they al Monee 75c. value, Wednesday tor. day {Jot into the car they saw the man,| kota and Is Coming El whom they recognized to be the would- Wl be detective, and grabbed him, pulling Here. him out of the car by the neck, They took him to Constable James M «| Wajling’s house to get the constable to Flock him in the Jail. Not finding him WSOOOOODIOGDEOSGOOS. Mrs. Barrett Eastman |" secured a divorce trom her husband and is now on her way to thts city, Gets a Decree in Da-| *tere she witt tive in the future. was granted by Judge Jo- Moore, In Deadwood, 8. Dak.. “Women’s and lea being non-support Je was made by Mr. Hosiery— Men's Black «Chicago newspaper man. V Cotton Hose and Hal€ Ho: —_— Vreston Harrison, Mrs. brother, wan with her during her. stuy | W2Tanted fast black,double heel Jwood, and he will come with her |ffand toe, all sizes, segalar 19¢. | ; i i] home they decided to take him back to __|Wvalue, for Wednesda any two alike, from K Matawan and put him tn a safe place. at. eee 4 10c sold at $6.00, $7.50and $8.00, They took him to the Woodbine Hotel awk, Darwin R. James, Rudolph | 4 COGos will go op sale ‘or A 75 cked 5 . York. ane rhodes: dey in : Children’ 5 Hoses | morrow, choice for. She Appeals to The Evening World for Remedy and Several Physicians Assist with Advice. From the bedcham! of a long-pmind or my hisband will lose hin wife suffering wife comes this plaintive wall] write po you beeause 1 know that ¥¢ to the office of The Evening Worl will help me." “Y haveca husband who anor We] irreverent persons migit suggest thac live in a small flat near a curve on the the husband be ducked with cold wat ‘L' road. When the engineers on the/every time he emitted a burst of thu night trains reach the south side of this} der, or possiily tek! ro the sulew of curve they stop their trains for fear Of] hia bare feet or poked in the riba or a head-on or rear-end collision. They | pt fon the ear, but any of these think my husband Is another engine on] would be Hkely to precipitate additlonat the track. This ts only true on nights! trouble the? Hvening) World hue when he {s In good shape. sought to the atlicted wife by “Now, I've got to do something about] peating: to the medical world for {t. We can't afford to ive in a larger] This is what Dr. Cy flat, so I can have another room to sleep it Fifty-sixth in, and I can’t sleep while my husband Ung dm as {s snoring. I'm getting so I hate him at Nobel Which pee night, although I love him tn the day-/ingress of alr, causes an a time as’ much as any good wife, arbonic ield Kae; tn other words, 1 ¢ 1 1 polsontig. ‘This affects jons. culation, causing a relaxation ot muscles of the throat and the dry # ‘ About 50 Millinery— handsomely trimmed, stylish Hats of va- rious kinds, Round Hais, ‘Sailors, Toques, Large Hats nd Ladies hardly £435 A Mrs. Barrett Eastman, the sister of Mayor Carter H. Harrison, of Chicago, hie ie Another lot of ae Tee te ia rattts [Hl Children’s “Black Ribbed Cot- | sesdy-to-wear Dress Ilats, ton Hose, double heel, knee | felt, cloth and velvet, the and toe, sizes 6 to 934, the | $2.50, $3,00, $3.50 and regular 1¢c. kind, Wed- 10 $4.00 kind, Wed- nesday for . ic Mane tor Report Shows 814,200 in Ad to 87,500 Already Acknowleds: j HURT r wi G00 BOVS IN FRE IN J ae noon at headquarters, No, Senator Marcus A. Hanna way present, | Death of R. E. Dixon. Corneliim N. Bliss presided, and the | Notice of tne death of R. E. Dixon 7 New York members prese; E was posted on the Produce Exchange to- Rioomingdale, A.C. Bid jay. He was a well-known and popular Bates, J. G. Cannon, John Cc. . W. | member. 1 StuLuaina S14 held. reported that sub: i to $14,200 In add eady reported had been eee Sometimes Plays Va “He really makes the most pecullar pC the throntiandst noises. He plays varlations. Sometimes he's like an engine, and sometimes he only whistles. But whether whistle or Bi enOrine, MANHOLE BLEW UP. HURLING|BURNING RUBBISH IN BASE- = rumble or roar, I can't sleep. My health Use an Antringen FIREMEN HIGH IN AIR. MENT GAURE. ls breaking down. I have lost twenty| "The way to stop it Is to remove the THE pounds in the last atx months. My hua-/odstruetion from the nose elther by an cs operat! nt spray uD band Is fat and healthy, while Al the nose. thos ailet- | Underground Wires in Edison Con-|Stndents Are Haatily Formed In mx and we have t breathing that Is commonly known Ing, and it's all his fault, Dacks while . - “Whenever I wake nim up he just] ree areventa the dutt Necame Crosmed—One Vic- eA MarohoalGat grunts and apologizes, but that doesn’t] thine s PS LH ies erm serlously, tniured. in Good Order. Hons, and hence do any good, for he goes right to sleep} ¢ rh Act! gas in the system. Pat again and only changes his tune, Isn't Incllied to shore than there some remedy? I must know 4t, for {f there Isn't @ reform I'll lose my (Spectat to The Prening World ) PHILADELPHIA 12.— men were Injured, . Burning rubbish In ive fire: /@t, James's Parochlal Bchool, corner of ne seriousty, by an} Jay and Chapel atreets, Brooklyn, drove the basement of y With Sxblosion at Eleventh and Sansom} ine «ix hundred boy students into the Atreets, shortly befor mtay’, street and drought firemen this morning The underground wir Eatson | about 11 o'clock Light and Power Company had become croesed in the ‘The students were hastily formed into and marched Into the yard. Mean. while an alarm was turned In, Upon the arrival of the firemen the and this ignited itaze was xoon extinguished, How the rubbish caught fire $s unknown, The damage was only slight CRAFT AND LIBERTH NAMED. President Appoints ‘Two Collectors for Kentacks, adult, which at the h escaping gas. An was formed “hy the contact of the fly charged wires cae BY CLEVER TRIO.) CHARGE OF ARSON. | SHREE OF THE OLDEST “CON” |THOS. J. M’GARRITY ACCUSED] {wal the burning gas the firemen found It necessary to enter the MEN ARRESTED. OF FIRING A BARN. While at work there aK Anes Jourred, blowing up a manhole and hurl- fing the men heh tn the air, The tn ec firemen were hurriedly taken to A shoe which pleases the critical. Newest styles, all leathers; for Men and Women. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Cor. Nassau and Fulton Sts., 825 Broadway, 150 West 125th St., Manhattam 5 ’ They Warned Him of ny Pitfalls |Convicted Fifteen Years Ago in and Wadley Gave Them Hin Wad Jersey Clty of Similar Jefferson Hospital, where thetr ine] WASHINGTON, ame el Tay i ny : 433 Fulton St., Brooklyn, for Safe-Keeping. Offense. Juri Were dressed Tlernoon Meesident Moosevelt announce) Tne Injured aret Thomag Entwhistle, [these appointmente: Joseph A, Craft, : Hone Company No. 3 qforiourly: George | Internal Revenur Collector, Fifth Dla- — TH , Three of the oldest and pest-known| ‘thomas J. MeGarrity is locked up in| Me an and Dan’ seh Bchean. “| trict, Kentucky, and George W. Liberth, j } ; confidence men in the city were ar) Jormey City on a charge of wend Internal Revenue Collector, Aixth Din- : rajgned before Magistrate Olmsted in| On election night the rn stale *.| PRIEST “CAUSED H HIS ARREST. trict, Kentucky. z the Jefferson Market Court this morning | zeliff, a coal dealer ¢ aylor atreet, Sa 3 - : charged with having robbed a farmer of] was found to be on fire by pedestrians, re : $113 on July 31 last who putlout)the ames without calling} UsSeneemes) “denttor: Mad FIRE SWEPT BUSINESS BLOCK : a According to Detectives Leeson and) on the Fire Department Threntened Hii, = Sullivan, who made the arrest, the three} Fitteen years ago McGarrity wan con- fan, pastor of St] WINSTED, Conn, Nov, 12.—The Shits and clean without inty tothe fbri= In men met a farmer from Niles, O..whose Line tits shurch, at One Hun. {Opera-House block was burned. to-day ern San Teguires oni half he labor. crdessta much ive. ry trad : Pater iveal Aalatic 1 With a Loss of $100,00 ‘ton the Gahes cans and woodwork and they wil look like new, wor name was Joseph Wadley, as he stepped sxingten a loss of 0 rk without jalest economy b kage. from the ferry-boat. ‘They engaged the heat Tho. block” comprised several stores, Ftd th rites COU EY Creams parce ferineri ini converse inns celitag itn Larmervainile the Post-Oiice and tenements, besldes the pitfalls which were set for the un-| Whitman” Jonasdneadte kai tortse the Opera-House proper. Nv wary stranger {11 New York City and of] two yeara ¢ he's i ee % the large number of confidence men who — i 3 . ct Father | were always laying traps to get the fa ine Mined be led to dls DINING- Se rotator TWO SHOT BY ROBBERS. [ft camegh iat and Mr. Wadley was ro pleased with his —— rr into the club. AU his requeat Mag: newly made friends and. so. inuch |Mafe-Blowers Fliaht Indiana Crowal!*tate Mogan discharged Leeman with]: AT PRICES THAT INVITE YOUR TRADE, t alarmed jest he should lose the money and Wound Man a Woma or The best goods {ro which he brought with him that he in| BRISTOL, Ind, Nov. t2—the post-|BOSTON MERCHANT SUICIDE 3m from the best makers at Less than Inferior Made Goods are sold for Elsewhere. — trusted the money to the three men for] oMce was entered by burgiars early to- 4 Golden Oak Dining Chair,} —— x Golden Oak C hiffonier High-Grade A few minutes later the) day and $1,200 in cash and 0) in stampa brsce arm, make and finish = ma * igh-Grade Parlor ene E ‘i stamps] ey S , make and finis! construction equal to any § Cabi a polished ma- stolen. A fight with the eltizens fol-|Geerwe P. Bonchor Had Retired guaranteed; value $1.50; 5 ‘ Logany tinish; Jowed, in whic two persons were shot,| but Was Involved Financiatty. Special lue at $1.10 iG plate Bul ecods F “Special at $13.50): fume! Uitne robbers Mest broke Into a black- | BOSTON. Nov. 12—Grorge P. onchor, eth ‘The threo men arraigned this morning, pimith ed hes a retired leather merchant, sixty years URE Sa te ean of y fect rancr jnto the | old, killed himeelt at his home here be- u 1 Ge ad gu fore dawn to-day. He was Involved oO i optiperid ep seated bale ela NL exploak 2 : Ananclally, Mr, onchor was well- f neeath FR eT OTRAS atte rant ‘known In business elrcles, Loa ee eH ah oi 4: | Two sone and a daughter aurvive him. hs Sra i el bullet In. the now —— is u E Brass 20d " lauP EXPLODED ON SHIP. Phe robbers with thelr plune Gtrla Eecape Montreal Fire, Sideboard, quarter 1S. name! Ped, : ; 2 | der, . x sawed and polished, elaborate $ : oT HURTIAETERIAG MONTREAL, Nov, 2—Fire in the fac-]°Olfen oak’ mirror trimmings, ‘ Handsome Mahogany 2 T AFT! tory of the Dominton Tobacco Company | €8 7 1 inch : ? rot | AFTER ROBBERY. |°\ Afternoon caused a loss of $30,0, | 19x40; line deer Ig | eats 3, Inch Inlet Caruers Chale = ly Hort. ‘ Insured. There were 30 men and. giria | Swell oe ings; bow end; value $1 Name at SS:78 = acine pacer no asriveatts N flycerine Lett by Sate Blow. At work at the time, but they all got out Special, $22.25 5s . Hs ital ue $17.5 Parlor Suits, 3 and § = per steamer, Curltyba from Cuba hts LEDUC TE ee thers from $9.75 Up nnn ee FA complete line 1g {PC-, In large variety, Ps $10.75 up ‘t G Gate Lusceo, of the Tiural Guarda, 33 . ‘. Ii—Robbers| Sulelde at Whittler's Birthplace. SPECIAL RUG VALUES. ae SPECIAL CARPET VALUES, 2 hate 19 Duy horses, On Nov.) oacly “tostay and stole_the bank here} VAVERHILL, Mass,, Nov. 11.—1n a[ 9x12, Smith's Axminster, at $22.28 CASH OR CREDIT. Seals Meee MEE Ee Leber tangas, the engineers were deposit "box, containing #8, "hey ens barn at Joha G, Whittler’s birthplace, soba cn tn ae ee en aR SN LS OPE PEI Haan rea ceee FISHER BROS., ( bay et ere intng the | hill, committed gutcide to-day, b 0. um ve mhattered vault an unex plod oharge | ing’ himself through, th gt Tight “tempter ep 104th: Sta. of por ay erine Went ommend jae men | Desponcency is nseribed silanesss of , two belng badly burned. Unie act Elevated: Station 104th Sto. ‘ as sk Coen SalerdevecUni $0 Me