The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1902, Page 5

CAVE UP LIFE TO SAVE WIFE'S. Aged James Mooney Prompt to Throw Helpmeet from Path of Train. HIMSELF HURLED IN AIR. Venerable Couple Were Walk- ing Along Railroad Track When Trapped by Bank— Husband Never Flinched, ‘When James Mooney promised the elengyman who married him that he would “love, honor and protect” Bridget it was no idle promise. To-day he gave his life for her. It was one of those acts in quick response to the call of duty that involve unflinching courage as well as presence of mind and abso- lute self-effacement. Bridget was about to be run over and crushed by cars. To save her meant almost certain @eath to James, but he did not flinch. Ghe lives. ‘He is dead in the new Ger- man Hospital, Williamsburg. Long Years Wedded. ‘They had travelled long through life together. He wanted less than a twelve month of sixty gears, They were walking from their home at No. 102 Bmith street, Evergreen, L. 1, toward Brooklyn, taking the Long Island Rall- way track for their cours Near Tompkins avenue, Glendale, they were suddenly surprised by an ap- proaching train, curve going east. Knocked him off the track, He fell be- side his wife, but did not rise. She could not arouses him, She called a policeman. He summoned Dr, Fulda, who took the faithful husband to the German Hospital in Williamsburg, where he dicd to-day of a fractured skull. But he had kept his marriage vow to protect Bridget until death parted them, SANE MAN AT LAST. FREED FROM ASYLUM Theodore Bung Went to Mat- teawan Eighteen Years Ago After Shooting Dr. Adolph Nockin—Regained Mind. “Thank God! I am no longer behind bars! It ts sweet to breathe the free air of heaven again after eighteen years.” ‘With his hands raised toward the blue sky, Theodore Bung stood on the steps of the Criminal Court Building to-day and expressed his Joy. He had just been Gischarged from custody by Justice Scott, in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court, after having spent ime @ sane inmate of an insane IniBeptember, 1884, Bung, who was em- ployed as a clerk by Dr, Adolph Nockin, the proprietor of a drug store at One Hundred and Sixteenth street and Third avenue, shot and killed his employer. He believed that Dr, Nockin was plot- ting to marry him to a woman whom he did not want to marry, Bung was declared to be insane and was sent to the State Hospital for the Criminal Insane at Matteawan. A month ago he was brought back to this city ‘and was declared to sane, since then he has been in the Tombs. The District-Attorney did not oppose the motion to dismiss the Indictment against Bung, as all of the witnesses are how dead or missing, “I have no gala “Bung, afte have not heard trom any o since two years after my misfortune, I was insane when I killed D: but I am sane now and have bee know there was some- d when I first ne lite t , but I fear they all dead or gone away.” A NEW STORE. Brill Brothers, the Popular-Priced Men's Farn' Open Another St Another step ef progress for this pro- ye space in which to their countless customers, etimes maryel at the quick the great unparalleled success of firm, yet the cause is eas They serve their mn arives to offer spec are quick to selze St, and this great opening sale i# un inate f ey needed larger qua: ndt stree: D re on Greenwich atres , thereby adding id (8,000) uare feet af floor, Thelr dopa plenty of light, ery conventen bitlous merchants, come one to all thei rn and the man who this week won't forge will pleasantly 0 mle i top fo 1 Knee pants at the include 420.029 gulte-at bargain throughoy! 7 $Y ‘ we I ar. J % SS AY \ It came around the AY ‘There was no time to be lost. The bank on one aide the track cut off es- cape and Bridget was nearest the other edge but apparently unable to move our of the track of danger. Promptly and with all his strength the husband selzed her and shoved her all in a tumbled heap off the track, Fell at Her Side. ‘Then the locomotive struck him and THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1902. B 00k Sto 7e “Hearts Courageous,’ THEBIG STORE ACITY IN ITSELF id the new Revolutionary romance by Hallie Erminie : ; (Second Floor. ) Rives, will be on sale to-morrow in our Book Store. BR @, ba The new novel is most fascinating, being full of dash and fire. The story is as| . \ : fragrant as a May morning. SCTE AVE. eth Tie ronan 5 : _ Very Plain and Emphatic Gruths About the Clothing Business. * _ Turn over the pages of the daily papers. What do you behold? Flaring clothing advertisements galore! Flaunting illustrations, immense price figures, J. staring headlines and all kinds of typographic artifices. Exaggeration is rampant. There is a babel of shrieks, Wild statements are made; impossible excuses and ~~ stories are advanced, Yet the unthinking man isn’t brought to a realizing sense of the situation, The power of! =. price too often fascinates him to the exclusion of the merit of quality. You read many of the announcements with increasing doubt. You go to some of thestores, find out the deception re yenree and leave wondering why the proprietors will falsify to such little purpose and with such brazem} y- Ghe store that prints no exaggerations, that (s content with they simple truth, and@ that gives you the best possible values for your money, is the store to which you can cement your faith without hesitation. And this is the constant policy of the Siegel Cooper Store. If/ we name values they are correct. If we do not, it is because the exigencies of the occasion do not require them. We do not have to resort to equivocal methods or sly subterfuges. The stocks are here; they are enormous; they embody everything that is newest in style and fabric, THE SIEGEL COOPER CLOTHING STORE is powerfully helpful to you. Consider its immense purchasing power, its tremendous resources, its commanding commercial prestige, its familiarity with current trade opportuni-y ties, and its wonderful outlet. Suct Season as to quantity, more as to variety, more as to novelty’ More Inirinsio Worth and Value than are shown in any other in New York We Inaugurate the Serge in our Clothing Store to-morrow. We will show you MORE SERGE SUITS of design, more perfect fitting garments, and clothing establishment? ¢ esewnere. | Our Serge Suits are all of standard makes, are selected with greatest care by our clothii ecialist, 0d ° 5 best brains in clothing manufacture. b 7 ing specialist, and are produced by’ he gies First Sale Serge Suits Wen 4 Boys\ Won’: 7% a Celebrated Serges of Standard Guaran- fothing r) @N'S teed Fast 2 Ne Wen F like it ever produced. Superfine quality double O79 EC Pure Wor- C7TJE Mills, sold Si F sted Serge @ : Spay IF byexcusive ina tated ast oO runk— G 20S ators. Sects, eek. Sess, ciorhien Succes. Sa 9! and at high prices, of course. The variety of styles to be found in this class cannot be equalled anywhere. SINGLE-BREASTED, DOUBLE-BREASTED CONSERVATIVE, DOU- BLE-BREASTED TWO-BUTTON, and every other correct model desired. Full lined or half lined. Every size to fit the small, short, stout, slim, tall and extra large man—instantaneous. A demonstration of wonderful values. reputation. These Suits represent the height of perfection in style, fit and high-class tailor- Trimmings and all details of the same Every Seam Stayed. Itis asimple matter to produce and sell a good suit at FIFTEEN DOL- phenomenal Special to Strength and Resistance. At our famous) price, which no competition has been able to meet, we offer the most elaborate selection of SERGE LINED, GUARANTEED SEAMS, FAST COLOR, SPLENDIDLY TAILORED SERGE SUITS of every up-to-date style. Big Men, Little Men, Fat or Slim Men; 33 inch breast to 52 inch breast; same price, Posi- tively a marvel of a Serge Suit. LARS. But Price, the SIEGEL COOPER CO.’S CLOTHING STORE offers a Serge Suit that has absolutely no equal. (Every Suit guaranteed.) Sizes to fit any build orshape. Both full lined and halt lined. The very latest style Sack Suits, at this Svoge’ Cooper Co. (7902) Straw Flats are radically different from other Straw Hats offered for sale by hatters, clothiers and department stores. They were produced in one of America’s foremost shops, under the personal supervision of our own hatexpert. All the approved styles and many’ novel creations. Straw Hat Season Opens Saturday, May 24. Avisit to our Hat Store will be of special interest. ss MEN'S HATS, rough, fine and pebble straws, all shapes, at 50,17.00, 7.40 ww 2. SO GENUINE SOUTH AMERICAN PANAMAS, that are perfect gems of the “Panama” family, at 1. on oy 0 HATS FOR BIG AND LITTLE BOYS, rough braids, all shapes and styles. 50, 4.00 28 vv to J, 80 Qlain Fioor,) CLEARANCE SALES. ~ Prices but a fraction of what they were formerly. Women’s Department. Prices astonishingly reduced. 300 ETON JACKETS, Measure’ garments. MAN FITTED WITHOUT DELAY OR EXTRA CHARGE. Every new and popular style of Suit. SINGLE-BREASTED, TWO BUTTON DOUBLE - BREASTED—Conservative, Semi- Military, Ultra Fashions. Serge Suits for Boys 7 to 17 ears, 3-Priece (Ves?) Suits, 2-Piece Jacket Sutts. The simple statement of the price in connection with such garments; made of Guaranteed Indigo Blue Serges is sufficient in itself to in- terest parents. Butif you are not acquainted with our Boys’ Store this is a good opportunity. Serge Satlors for Boys 3 to 10 Years. Sensational Values. Pure worsted serges, guaranteed colors—Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Red, Royal Blue and Mode. Trousers with taped seams. Full blouses beautiful- ly trimmed. Finished with silk “ors scarfs. An offering without prece-| SH. dent anywhere. a wt Gwo Dollars and Fitty Cents. Serge Sucts for Young Men, Ages 15 to 20 Years. They show value in every item. They are ‘up to the min- ute’? in style. There is not a detail lacking. Nothing Like Chem Shown Anywhere Men's Yeckwear. REVERSIBLE AND LINED. In Four-in-Hands, Imperiale, Ascots, Tecks and Bows. Stylish and dressy. SATURDAY AT HALF PRICE. MEN'S FINE NECKWEAR, made up in reversible and lined four-in-hands, imperials and Ascots; big variety of patterns; your 25e choice Saturday at ft 150 DOZ, MEN'S SILK NECKWEAR, made up in tecks and covered shirred bows; Saturday at 2% (Main Floor, Centre, 18th St.) Sweeping Reductions on Sammer Wfillinery. Saturday will be a day of tremendous interest, _ Grinmed Fats. The most beautiful we have ever shown. Hats that should be $10.00 and $12.00 now Hate that should be §7.50 now Hats that should be $5.00-now Cheviot, Mohair and Covert, Par aso. ds, Ba lor. “9 1g an pte! 2.90, 3.90 and 5.00. i Wnd Untrinmed Kats & Flowers, 100 SILK ETONS. ef Sp eotal Sal Co naerwear Tremendous reductions on the most wanted shapes and braids, Taffeta, Moire and Peau de Sole, 7.50\ New and stylish, prettily colored, FOR MEN. rye rae sees hrela ate is Duras Sat ara Light weights for warm weather specially priced for Saturday’s swarms of buyers. MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS in plain colors; well made and finished; all si} sizes; SAMPLES OF MEN'S FINE SHIRTS ty ‘ CAND DRAWERS; plain and fancy colors; -_———_$ == Wines and Liquors. parti-colored and in black and white, for coaching. Also some dainty Parasols for children, All at greatly reduced prices. ALL-SILK TAFFETA COACHING PARASOLS, in desir- able colorings, black, white, navy blue, light blue, pink, tan, red and helio, also many color combinations; hem- stitched borders, #rib frames, bone tips and selected hatural sticks; choice to-morrow, LOS CHILDREN'S, PARASOLS —New and pretty effects in white, pink, blue, #e0 and tan, at prices rang- Ing trout ’ GI LIS (Main Ploor, Front) High Grade Cigars. 25 x» §I9e 5,000 bunches new French Roses, 3 in each bunch, most ~¢> ' exquisite colorings; wholesale cost 25c.; to-morrow per bunch, C 2,000 bunches superior quality Roses; wholesale cost 50c.; to-morrow per bunch, 2. Cameras, Kodaks and Photographie Supplies. A repetition on Saturday of our recent. sale of Wisses’ Department. Prices are but a fraction of what they were formerly. MISSES’ COVERT JACKETS, 5.00 MISSES’ DRESS SKIRTS. Black and Blue Broadcloth or Cheviot, , 4, 75 6.75 I9 29 $a, Arloor, 19%. 8)” mostly all sizes; MEN'S PLAIN BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS; short of long wiseves} all sizes; MISSES’ ETON SUITS, Broadcloth, Cheviot and Canvas, (Main Floor, Rear of Centres . I Wizard C Junior cameras which ted such a furore. Only fift Girls Depa. riment. All reputable brands, well known for | uennessy pranpy, per bot. 1.10 | the lot. They will sell quickly, Sane 7 eae superior excellence and priced to appeal to conservative | OLD CROW WHISKEY, pet bot., 65 WASH BOXES, heavy tinc, hold Prices but a fraction of what they were formerly. smokers. COOK'S PERFECTION RYE, per bot., A Micher 4x8 or 5x7 plates with it; at 5S MI MONIDA; Key West, highest grade, clear Havana, MOUNT VERNON RYE, per bot., IDEAL PLATES, rapid, clean and Broadcloth, Cheviot and Cai GIRIN BION GUITE, 5.00 Coe rratin aksbes lot et loge fuan artery costs PERFECTION COCKTAILS, per bot., 80 TORAL PLATES, sagld, clon ont roadcloth, Chevio inves, . Eepeciales, box of 0, 2.75 | CALIFORNIA PoRT, SHERRY, MEDOC (Claret) and size, per doz., aS , Gonchas 1 GUNDY, per gal., 4x5 size, per dos., Blue, tis caine mace SILK LINED BOX COATS. 5. 00 Panetelas, box of 50, 3:25 | MONONGAHELA RYE, per gal., 2.35 ee aera can DEVEL- a 5 , 4 Puritanos Finos, box of 50, 3,50 | WOODFORD RYE, per gal., 2,00 OPER, also Toning and Fixing Solu- GIRLS’ GAILOR GUITS. 2,00 | OLD PALMER WHISKEY, per gal 1.80 ton; guaranteed ‘C. B., per 8 oF Chambray and Percale, GE Pertectinos, box of 25, . 1 Per gal, ane math Rony suareniant "Gs Pi, pee, 8 ee Sed GIRLS’ DRESSES, Chambray, Percale and Dimity, GIRLS’ DRESSES, Finest Lawns and Dimities, exquisitely made, KEY WEST HAVANA SECONDS and HAVANA BREVAS; per box of 100, TOM BROWN; our bigh grade 10c, leader; Puritanos Finos size; to-morrow per box of 50, CLEAR HAVANA ROTHSCHILDS; all Havana; Roth- HYPO, 51D. package, crystal C. P, | PASTE, CARTER'S WATER | WELL JARS; 4 07., | FOCUSING CLOTH, per equare yard; heavy and light proof, 3.25 3,25 295 2 50 ONLY 4x5 “CYCLE WIZARD World's Greatest Grocery. £0, ONLY, a5 CYCLE WIZARD Poultry, Fish and Meats ct all kinds for Sunday's | » instrument of the moat repa 85 175 (Second Floor, Front). Qomen’s Waists pproved style; every known photogrepbic. improvement; echilds size; per box of 50, Here are some of Saturday's leading specials: reversible back, rising, falling and HAVANA SEGARROS, a omall high-grade Havana POULTRY: Fancy Roast- STEAKS: Fancy Porter: sliding front, rack aid pinion, ex: RUBBEROID TRAYS, 4x5 size, f ‘emoke; per box of 250, J Y fy ig Chickens, Ib., 15 house Steak, Ib., 221 bellows; length full dra | PRINT ROLLERS, 4 inch, each, ; Unicum shutter, Iria SHAD: LA MACETA, Porto Rican tobacco, LAMB: Hindquarters Pancy North LENS ATTACHMENTS for pot- uu TA, Pe Brovas oF Puritans 7 gg | u SHAD: Pancy a cj 4 Spring ver Row had, each, ry At Exceptional Price Inducements, liddademabia , Lam Tn 15 RULERS: ole-tashion- compicte, with plate d + alan ales east WHITE WAISTS. LIBERTY COUNCIL, Plantation site; per box of 80, J, 7D | VEAL: Mindguarters Sere ican he {ian book ced wanisome carny> QS FERROLYPE TINS, tra heavy, Fine lawn with tucks and hemstitching across bust, bodice J, CREMO PERFECTOS and SUPREMACY PURITANOS, yay Bucks County , per doe , 10 } ing cone; Saturcay spe ‘ finely finished, per s! 10 of artical eawa of Sembeablery and VA, Lact, 1 OO} yer vox of 50, 4.50 SrenAPOLea) Vasey, BUNS: Best quali- EASTMAN KODAKS, the standard of the! A FRESH SUPPLY OF PAPERS, FILMS LINEN BATISTE WAISTS. ea el Py Al h mace, perdits 10 | world, at 20 per cent, from manufacturer! | AND PLATES for all cameras and Kodake Bide button effect, with tucked seame from shoulders, 7, 2% | LILLIAN RUSSELL, Puritauos; per box of 50, A LY ron pe as 61 kas besa cates alas Tat prices always on hand. STRIPED WAISTS, A, 2S | RADIBHES: Larre, frm citich, marble, raislu, per BI AIR FILM CAMERAS at 25 per cent, off DEVELOEING, Paring Aue Imported Madras and Chambray; full aide plaited fronts, ID | ov vinomiia cHEROOTS, per box of 100, 1S | tone talend Badinben, © Ib, 15 | manuiactuies’s list, MOUNTING-bevelcping, pes Ba AP SILK WAISTS, bunches for 5 JELCAKE: Extra flo TRIPODS, Z-fold, ash, polished i alse Faler-mate, ect lk emoldeted i KEY WEST EXTRAS, per box of 50, 1,0) serad, two sargert ana pichiyerepm trevor nickel tnmmings at LS fr! f nely ehaped welsl, 295 Mail Orders Filled, best loaf of bread duty, ench, 23 | M. Q. TUBES, por box of 5 tubes; | SB esprouses, f Mecond Pivot, Prout.) ain Poor, near) © Yorks for 5 ‘youn vioore? | ehch’ making 1d ox. GP. solution, 0! 1 rivot, rear, Tae oeesialen ts lt VO ae