The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1902, Page 9

THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, WOKE “4, 1902, PHYSICIAN SHOOTS JEALOUS HUSBAND WHO FORCED WAY INTO HIS APARTMENTS. Dr. Cronk Wounds Ar- lington in a Struggle Over the Sick Bed of Intruder’s Son. Thinking he would find his wife !n the apartment of Dr. Harrison Tay- lor Cronk, at No. 205 West Eleventh Frederick Arlington forced the physician's bed- street, his way into room at 3 o'clock this morning. He was shot through the thigh for his intrusion, Arlington is at St, Vincent's Hos- pital in a precarious condition The house in which the shooting occurred is conducted as a boarding- house by Mrs. Arlington. It is a substantial three-story brick struc- ture in the old English style, so com- mon in Greenwich Village. Dr. Cronk’s father resided in the house while he lived and the pres- ent Dr. Cronk has always lived there. ‘A year ago Mrs. Arlington succeed- ed the former boarding-house mis- tress. Operated on Her Son, Dr. Cronk had his office and sleep- ing room on tho first floor. Yester- day afternoon, assisted by several surgeons from St, Vincent’s Hospital, he performed a delicate operation upon the throat of eleven-year-old Frederick Arlington. He had the boy brought down to his room to sleep veside him on a cot that he could be properly looked after during the night. Dr. Cronk and the lad were sleeping soundly when Arlington reached home at clock this morning, V he coneelved the idea that his wife was in Dr. Cronk’s apartment he has not ex- plained. He burst into the room, and, springing over to the bed, seized Dr. Cronk by the thrgat The n is fell yet thir ye while Arlington Is fifty, A reed to release is deadly hold, muscul young of age, fo and footed, dershirt shreds ¢ we the shootin n then the two men struggled room, Dr. Cronk tripped over the cot In | which the invalid boy and Ariing- ton, getting a tem advantage, forced him down on the bed and was again attempting to choke him, when] from St the doctor got his right arm free, } pronour reached under his pillow for his re- | dauker « volver and saot his assailant through | ht thigh Five minute: and bes the Charles str about the later Dr. Cronk, bare- only trousers and un- ing in hig hands the night rushed lato ts 1 and reported | ring te said he suspected his would come frank state FIERCE RIOTS IN CHICAGO STREETS, (Continued from First Page.) age, skull crushed by brick; probably fatal, Attacked Stock Yords Caravan. One of the most seriqus riots broke out at Congress and State and Harrison and State streets, By some manoeuyre the strikers succeeded in dividing the thirty-eight wagon caravan (the second one to leave: the yards to-d the front of It lay at Congress street on State, and the rear at Harrison While the vanguard battled with the which hurled broken bottles, : eggs and other missiles, Including spools of thread thrown by women sym- y) so that} to this some nis neigh | madras, in a large variety of pretty — stripes, full front, French back, stock collar with hem- } stitched turn- 9 Women’s Shirt Waists, of tine white lawn, full front of lace inserting and tucking, tucked back, elbow — sleeve, finished | with lace ee ruf- batiste, full front, side effect, ranging from Sergt. Fo ter was sent to e house, o Oapt at r sn: Heioina sole oe eutise merit ena Teele] Millinery for Anniversary. he thought was a dying condition and Nee meng {2 take his antert : tee Our Children’s Hats, in lace straw effects, Dolly Varden Bonnets and Picture Flats, complete in every detail and exceeding anything shown for Anniversary. 100 combination straws, lace brim, with wreaths and bows of soft Liberty SCORES INJURED AND SOME MAY DIE. ripbon, worth $5.00; Thursday's & QR years, In several instances the strikers police, however, walked by the wagons price, fi and their sympathizers wrenched cluvs|and contined their efforts to pulling Sample line of Dress Hats, white, pink, blue an from the policemen and used them] from the wagons men who tried to climb mais, bargains at $5.00, $6.00 and $8.00; Anni- against their owners, Meanwhile sev-| into the seats, presumadly to pull down Xd SY cral_men had gained a position of ad-| the drivers eS versary 2, 98 and $3. 98 vantage on the elevated loop, from —— Nee prices, Ms So ee erates clr vaay (MPORTED NEGROES WOMEN'S AND_ CHILDREN'S (MISSES) FLAT HATS Breed cue vay cer Jo : UGH JAP HATS, all the new |. bral scan je most popur hit in the head with a horseshoe and so SHOOT THREE MEN. |f ROUGH JAP tia Hat of ae | lar Hat af the sewn, sold 4Q seriously injured that he had e be | season, sold elsewhere at (o., 0) | ocsemnere. eat We ni ‘no WEAR taken to a hospltal, Officer John Linen-| gp. Louis, June 4.—Three men were here, a a ry | HATS. J trimmed wit! ; . Thre fo, ND MISSES’ LEG- ay ; M curjal was Jess seriously hurt, Gu} shot at Granite City, Ill, to-day, and MOI HA arge and small (44) broad’ alll sash, straw | OF pies | Billings, one of the crowd, was clubved| one of them, named Cunningham, will siz alue 7h ce. i Jeuther rowns, ' $1.4 Into Insensibility by the police, and he,! propably dle. D IIPORTED WREATHS HOR CHI 3 7 en ta 8 serious ve ay, IRE ATS tog) ras taken to a hospital in a serious paltment velnennaes from at Louls tae ‘of forget-me-nots, A ppl Hats Lined and Trimmed Free c alighted from a train this morning to go | niu . Third Charge of Pollee Won, | to the works of the steel plant there! iaca and w fowe in Untrimmed Millinery After the two ineffectual rushes at| to take the places of striking moulders, $1.49 to $1.98, price, the crowd mentlonea the police managed| they were met by the strikers and| pathizers in the crowd, the rear guard was called upon to defend Itself against serious attack. Beil, one of the imported men to organize themselves in better shape) Warned to go back and for the third time rushed the mob.! who Anniversary Hats for Little Tots. a more | fi At this place the mob made a desper-|'This time they were successful. A] Was hit on the head with a rock, pulied 7 5 ate assault on the d s, but was| number of heads were broken, but their! @ revolver and emptied {t into the crowd, J Silk Mull Hats, in tan, Point d’Esprit Hats, Organdie Hats, trimmed compelled to turn {ts attention to the] owners in most cases escaped. ul! wounding three white men. Two of those fancy shirred crown, trimmed with baby rib. with ruffles of Valen- police, Who came up on the run, Twice] arrests were made, It was Impossible| wounded were struck in the arm and corded brim, with three alae (abn ciennes lace, embroid- the bluecoats hurled themselves against|to obtain anything like a complete list{ leg, the third, Cunningham, being shot mull frills, large satin rib- | bon an ree ribbon | ammbdallicn and it | | through the kidneys and 1 bon tte and. satin 4 ered mei n ree the infuriated men and twice they were| of the injured, | ithe negroos then made a rush tor tn hon etre alee bow, blue and white,’ ribbon rebuffed and crowded back. The an, after twenty minutes; Pea A ee ribbon streamers, value bows It was the most desperate clash the| delay, n to move, but not in peace, + has been’ sworn out value Ph 2) 98 sane 69 police have had with the citizens in’ for the crowd followedy closely. ‘The + $3.00, ‘ D | re e ates v | mene price, J aes 5.50, JEROME DEFIES MAGISTRATE CRANE aren'e Pi AND SHIELDS DETECTIVE M’LELLAN. Calidran’s Bigns Bases. F ae position and the case went ove a ar PIQUE) PIQUE COATS, fancy such an afidavitand hold Mol ny P mal n aa fi se went over, Me- 1H CHILD R: TA ge | Pane (Coane, ane (Continued trom First Page.) It, but Mr. McManus manifes PRUMALE DO AB COUN BRYN: LO“MOLER MT all-over embroidery, #9 me — much Umidity about it that the —_——_ trimmed with bead- the guilt or innocence of a man in| Was dropped, although the Distrie i, At-| HOPE NOW THAT others a case like this,” said the Magin- torney pledged that in cas nothing Mc Y WI + $5.00, n trate anarily. “That is the prov-|ame of the charge McLellan would fe) LL RECOVER, price mine never take any action against McManus — inee of the Court alone. You are At last the motion .of McMat Kc f Moc h ; At last on the motion of MeManus plucky stru cCoy has been Maurping the rhiht of the Comrie | ie ut yay aajoumned until 3 o'l0:k irae deny a ete en $12. 50 Summer Dresses at $7.98. “There are no facts upon which to | to-morrow Papa @eARIT TORE AA ance rite i base an affidavit,” sald the Distict-At-| with be ma ebouy In cx er was apparent on his SUMMBR DRE of fancy Swiss, pretty flowered and torney. oe to swear to an a barging Me-/ Mis sight, which it was fea ts. new finn Hatton kr with three graduated gs trimmed Jerome stil Defiant. he | Milian with shooting MeCoy been entirely destroyed, return alee trated with velvet mn, steel buckles “IT disagree with you," replied the Magistrate Crane was dissatlsth th} him to such an extent that he was ja faney gradiated sleeve, finished of with ruffle of ma Magistrate ‘and I Insist that It is your! ume tum of events. Just dé ad-| able to recognize relatives who were terial and ince edge duty @ public officer to make the} journment hz called the District-At-| admitted to fis room ? aMdavit. torney to his desk and said, impres-| ‘These relatives were his sisters, M i A i D “Then we disagree,” sald the District-| sively: Tete At, tees en M SSes nniversarv Dresses, Attorney. "I cannot make a charge] “Mr, District-Attorney, I adyise you | Miss scompanted by 5 2$8F against thie man, I suggest that Mr.|that it will be a good thing for you and | Mr. Dononve « ‘oy's Lwelve-year Girls! DRESBEB, of fine white lawn McManus make an affidavit upon infor-| the people in your office If you prefer] old boy George, the women were laken Bue eeus vor na Ove “shoulder tp mation and beltef.” this complaint,” to the bedside of the wounded man fine tucks and | match yoke, full wkirt w The Court said he would entertain) Mr. Jerome would not recede fyom his ine. F fo ful gurpr ie he recognized ¥ Jace neers sero Tunas ed with lace, "$3, Vhs} them and spoke to them: He tid them a, oO) A sinen 6 to olng to Hy. ouble ruf- | GIRLS’ DRESSIIS, white organdie, Y ing to Hive and with double circular yoke of-beading run through 1 worst is . trim with satin ribbon, full skirt and drop igh, 1 am with “lace, full! skirt, “Dishop sleeve with Y C T W i can't Skirt, with ruf-| turn back cuffs af lace} J r rife. 1 fle © wed with | lar to mateh, sinew 6 to v4 ace, sizes yrs es hdance sald that he to M4 QR) AvauT mene Rina ORGAN! ALBANY, June 4,—Justice GP RIEL determining wy | {ROURnt the visit of Wy aletare ang hip ear, §1 98 ND PORT DRAPRIT DitRpeics on had done . Coy goo ¢ : in ait white, pink and blue, some a . 7 .| combining tonether the prices t¢ or @ si. lar complication sets {0 dal ‘oh’ atyiea, othe nist of has granted an Injunction restrain F fl ee ea dnd Hate Chanter PF GIRLS Divesses. white iad Rrenion aty'e 8 Waist oF ing the beet packing compunies of| Be, charmed for ments ra hia evenight Wilat etek mild "are skew : iH the West from carrying on business 1 Flac and 4m, ak pric the aupply of meat to be brought mi inwertie, ad, wae, €2 60 no OB, in this State in violation of the pro visions of the Donnelly Anti-Trust law. The order was served upon the rep- resentatives of the concerns in this clty and Troy to-day and will be served on others throughout State as quickly as they can be reached, It was obtained upon the affidavit of D. W. Meredith, a former manager of Swift & Co, The injunction is directed against Armour & Co., Swift & Co,, Cudshy Packing Company, Hammond Com- pany, Schwarzschild and Sulzberger Company, domestic and foreign cor- porations, and against Nelson Morris, #dward Morris and Ira N, Marris, co- partners, carrying on business Nelson Morris. & Co. the} prices of products, | them. price of | competitio: also from der of the © into thin State by them, and fro: ney are also enjol) under any agreemen for credit to dealers or fixing uniform prices for cartage. » and Justice Cheater directed La, PACKING COMPANIES understand their by ereement between No ruptu woiuan ca Tak his or by expe Guestionudl mente (by Ih, by Using whereby the abor shall be affected or nm therein concerned, and maintaining uniform rules ars from acting Attonrey> (be made the injunet asked t nuinue Fo court until further ore ou with hot Jog: Automatic nN LOSE IN MISSOURI, Ki woarlnx the hi Jeotlont oF isproper hile the I Bote weather luatic wud slug teus tra because ad heen rupture-oper sealed alwe on ¢ all, welte for #1. LOUIS, June 4—The supreme @ nook "ee ful, write for FRE} Jeffer, to-day CHAS. CLUTHE ©0., 20 Bas d that dt had ov 4th gate ates bet, ith Ave and Unloy companies 4p auth MS iroure! Oka; Sac! NASR Ne u the ne eee ities wwalnat them by My Sertion, niger 6 1 Anniversary Slippers and Shoes. Lower Priced than Elsewhere, TRAP SLIPPERS, MISSES’ STRAP SLIPPERS, dongolu RC id, patent leather Ups MISSES’ Lhe U srrap BLIPPPERS patent leather TRAD Lip: MISBRS' STRAP BURA O8UH MENG white Kd 85c : ONE. 115 to 2 pair, (AP BITPES RB, white, 7c LITTLE BOYS’ OXFORD TIBS. 4ex Sto dl, pale ent leathe her quarters, TWO-BTRAP SLIP. batent leather: “yore hati vil leather: CHILDREN'S | Skee 1B to 3) LATTE | ' SLIPPERS 5 Md. patent lea white and blue 8hc spring heels, itd top, iaen 1, 19 pair ow WHY (F YOU WANT TO DISPOSE OF A | qnows—a proved supremacy by pecond-hand shotgun for cash 8d: }teng of thousands in New York City Yertive it in the Sunday World. | gaily circulation tells the tale, haa a OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK. Visit Our Restaurant ond Try the Table D’Hote Dinner for 25c. doseph fl.BaulanaCo Entire Block, Fulton Street from Bridge to Duflield Street, Brooklyn. Dainty Summer Shirt Waists. _ Women's Walsts, of Women's Shirt Walsts, white | Prat stripes aed checks, | wn. full front, with three embroid- made with full ery insertings and tuckines, Hees and French 39 buttoned back and fancy Dav ack . Women's Waists, fine isan Women’s Knickerbocker Waists, of silk striped madras or lace striped yoke tucked, buttoned Alsoa full line of extra size Waists, $1.49 79c.to $1.98 Only One More Day Before Anniversary. Exceptional Offerings in Boys’ Clothing. ia. FOR BOYS’ WASHARLE SUITS, | $17) FOR BOYS WHITE PIQUE | extra fine quality Galateas, in light SUITS. with soutache trimming ar blue, navy and tan ombroldered. hte fine, stripes, with pmbina to rs, al 1 5 ton cotlars, ail" 7 at S inyearatatee i225 FOR BOYS’ WASHABLE SUITS, : vie of fine. Imported gingham, tn me. FOR BOYS | lus” and oxbloods, | neat otr WASHABLE SUIT tieep collars, f to 8 years, 5 in woven prints, at ty pink, blue, and oxblood,” with 1.6 FOR ROYS' 2-PIECE SU ay In| white 98 AE ised eviots, double fast cato : ated medium. welght, B00 10 years, patterns, § to 1b years, L8s SV FOR BOYS! RY a N BLOW SB f ITS, washable, in B25 FOR BOYS SUITS, bl shot rt all wool, e str ' extn 5 hn dresiy, 7 °$3 5 98 $1.98 oR BOYS’ in fine a) DRESS} Ss, worsted ind navy + tee, satior FOR ROYS' PANTS, white duck good quality Pearl buttoy and with na. pique, 50C, FOR BOYS’ STRAW HATS, in rough bratd, trimmed with white rib- bon, good shapes, 50 regular st tee, Summer Ribbons. Imported moire-antique — Rib- all silk, best quality, at half 10 No. 2, value ve. Yard, nite 4c | avalue'Sc)| 40, value tle, yard, ° y value The., yards | OC i No 12, value yale He. yard, ZC) Bey yard, v. ce ue No, 100, value: an Oe | Ne ned i ELVET RIBBONS, “Oc . at abou! half price, for in- ut No. 4 inch, yard 1% inch, 12) > regular 23¢ iy, now, BATIN RIBLONS, double face, t made, all ‘colors, black, price, Tae | all * inch, rib) 0 inclu JAPANPSE WASH SILKS, complete line of the best styles aud color: 39 . Including cream white; th price below the import’ cus:, yar WHITE HABUTAL, SILK, 35 D vn clusive style Lining Lawns, LAWNE. 40 inc! hen wide shades that ‘fashion. ie + mands, Including back an 1 mange devon black and | Dt Wool Dress Goods. {TWEEDS, Taped Rha SRA Hs for waists and rag.ana, .49 Wash Fabrics Al Extraordinarily Low Prices, PRINT exuisl ns on eolored and flower dainty with black, pork 61Z 6 WN8 AND SWI8S. MU 8 Weate tntings on light PRID and dark’ grounds, every. de Drendens tothe larga tera) Foe atripee and wreaths, Ibe. goods, 4 () yard, : MADRAS G1.N Bu PHYRS, 9 ‘and yard, » Plow sign and ool WORLD ADVERTISING | yuneuy >. goods, 15 MUSLINS, new and Ke on White and tinted wf NPY ok figures on White gro an dots, ‘ arloun aie a U { % DRS LAWNS. # ne fine qualit wide, slosely price CANVAS DUCK, tn wh grounds, dots, stripen and ‘intr color Child's CHILDR “10 «124 TED SWISS & VEL said, Parasols, 49c 49, N'S PARASOLA, with rut flea or plain eden he latest anc hewest shades, in white, |igat blue red, pink, navy nde food and wt valu The.; prtve [J BAUMANN & BR THE LIBERAL HOUSEFURNISHERS, THIRD AVENUE AND 84TH STREET, One Dollar Per Week Opens an Account. TENSION TALLY fin tn golden oak, finely turnod ees and carved stretchers would he considered cheap at $8.00, price L . hohin. 40) velvet lined Ct peice, __4.50 495) 9.89 5.98 A IDMECOMPLETEW FURNISHED 25” { PARLOR. _ BEDROOM, Satin Damask Parlor , Enameled Wert gs, nice rack pee, air cireutatton 7 Golden Oak Side- ber tres, green ru a; mirror in gear, “very stylish, ape- smarkably heap ay Dn Exhibition at our Warerooms, 29 you tt will look in your own hom noe It ca DINING-ROOM. Oak Sidenoard, bevel oak cane KITCH, Kitanen Cloret, door: Kit a Range, 3 ¥itchea Chairs, Set of iin ware, Kitchen Table, 12 yde. Oticloth. Suit, Ave pieces, Pler Siegen trimmed steel i cnamelled Bed, woven Table, handeome Lamp ot hand 6 Pictures, ineRe ntal Rug, 7 x10 6. Shade, pame Table Cover yarda Matting, pictured above Is of a Mahoganized frame, neatly carved, artis- Dariaat, and made to. wears Med tempered 1479. 1481 3d Ave., at 84th St. i it. “L Station at our door. 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