The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1902, Page 5

pa MINISTER CETS AFTER PEDLERS Causes the Arrest of Fourteen, Who Are Locked Up in Cells} All Night. POLICE CAPTAIN PROTESTS Dean Says that the Arrests Should Be Made in the Morning that-the Prisoners Might Not Suffer Hardships Fourteen hapless pushcart peddlers in cells in the East Fifth street po- lice station bemoaned their hard luck in a city where a license fee is taken from them for permission to peddle in the streets and then they are driven about and bullied by the po- lice or locked up like criminals for exercising the right which they have pald for. In the sergeant’s room the air was thick and nauseating with the odors of decaying fruit on their fourteen pushcarts, and Capt. Dean was in- dignantly protesting against what he termed the heartlessness of a com- plainant who would have the ped- dlers locked up at night instead of in the morning, when they could get a speedy hearing in court. A clergyman was the complainant. He is connected with a church near Fourteenth street and Second avenue, and has been a frequent visitor to the police stations in East Twenty-second ana East Fifth streets, alwaye to com- plain of the appearance of these men who strive to carn a living as push- cart peddlers. This time he came in the evening, and through his complaint the push- cart men were “put under the watch.” When a period of fifteen minutes was toled off against a peddier at any given location, the policeman would put up his watch and swoop down upon him, taking him and his cart to the station- house. The story of these cases, from the standpoint of the peddlers, is so many hours locked up at night while their stocks of perishable goods rot and are rulned, Then there will be a $2 or $3 fine in the Police Court because they stood more tham fifteen minutes in one place without moving their carts. “These raids ought to be made in the morning,” said Capt. Dean. ‘Then they could be disposed of in the Police Court within an hour or two, and that would not be so completely ruinous to the ped- dlers as it is when they are locked up over night while their fruit spoils in the close atmosphere of ‘the statlon- ouse,'” FEAR HUSBAND AT WE'S BEER, Aid of Police Invoked to Prevent Conklin from Making Disturb- ance at Funeral. Palice were on guard in the home of John Cassidy,at No, 341 Tenth avenue, while funeral services over his daugh- ter, Mrs. Mamie Conklin, were in progress. Cassidy was fearful that the wom- an’s husband, Patrick Conklin, now under $5,000 bail in connection with her suspicious death, might appear to claim the body and disturb the services, Conklin, who lives at No. 447 West Six- teenth street, visited the home of his father-in-law, where a wake was being held for the dead woman, Conklin’s presence was most unwel- come to his dead wife's people and he was told #0. As a result of his visit John Cassidy visited the West Twen- tieth street police station and asked for police protection, and also as to the right of Conklin to take his daughter's body from his home. Mr, Cassidy sald that when Conklin was told that he was not wanted at the wake he became angry and threatened to engage an undertaker and have the body removed. He was told that the police could not lay down the law in the case, but that if Conklin became disorderly he would be arrested. Conklin claims that his wife committed euicide. On Monday night, he declares, he found her in a dying condition in her home, haying been shot twice. She was removed to St. Vincent's Hospital, where she died an hour after. WU TING-FANG AT SHOW, hh Party of Orientals He Sees @ box party at the Casino last . With him were Ho Poa, the Chinese Consul-General to Singapore; Chan Yen Fun, Secretary to the Chinese Legation at Singapore; L, Wing, Vic 1 Now York; A, W. Bagh, and Mr, ions, of the Rapid Transit Commission, ‘The musical comedy was “A Chinese Honeymoon,” and the Oriental costumes of the company harmonised with the nguished Chi- amused at the exaggerated lon nails of the make-believe Chin the play, but Was unwilling to discuss the amusing Uberties taken with his native land ex-' nto say, laconically: ‘kt is very gorgeous—and expensive!” If we printed the names of the makers of the clothing in this sale, a throughout the entire country. But we are not selling names. our selection. y We are not waiting until the end of July or the middle of August. most, when the power of The Big Store will be most felt. 5,000 straw h the demand. e y y a fact the public appreciated by coming here in swarms. 1 ever known at any such price as we quote. Perfect models to fit every build Men’s Summer Trousers, and OVERPLAI comprising the overproduction of two celebrated trousers makers. In thetwo classes are represented choice cassi- meres and worsteds in regular trousers for all occasions and a splendid selec- tion of Flannel Trousers for summer Button Double-Breasted Coats, wear. Owenty-Gight Hundred Wen’s Summer Suits, \ | Ghis Extraordinary Sale Starts at 8.30 Saturday Morning. An Entire Section, comprising 7 Divisions of the Main Aisle of the Men’s Clothing Store, and covering the space from the Front to the Hat Store in the rear, crowded with these extraordinary values. Any Style of Sarment --- Any Fabric --- Gvery Size. ALL THE NEWEST MIXTURES, CHECKS in light and medium colorings, made up in the very latest style Sack Suits, either single or the new 2- in cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds and homespuns, 2S. 30 0 NAVY BLUE SERGES, Pure worsted fabrics, sensation would be created that would be felt in clothing circles It is sufficient to say that the choicest products of the greatest clothiers of the United States are here for Extra salesforces will be on duty. You will be waited on promptly and satisfactorily. We are lowering prices NOW—at a time when you will be benefited The Siegel Cooper Store progresses aggressively. Does the right thing at the right time. When the United States Government called for ats for the Island of Martinique sufferers some weeks ago the Siegel Cooper Store was the only house in New York that could supply When the first fiercely hot wave of the season struck the city the Siegel Cooper Store was better prepared that any other big store— And now we come to the fore with the greatest representation of Men’s Summer Suits of man, no matter what the height, weight or shape the man may be. 4H Short Synopsis of the Offering: PRINCE ALBERT COATS AND VESTS, made of fine Thibets. Silk faced and serge lined. The most perfect fitting Frock Coat in New York City at any price, DS TROPICAL SUITS, the ideal hot weather garments for gentlemen. Made of fine soft texture flannels, wool crashes, home: and sackings. Regular or Norfolk Coats. Straw Hats FOR MAN, YOUTH AND BOY, 50c. to 3.SO. Genuine Panamas of Quality, 5.00 to 23. 50, UWisses’ Dainty Commencement and Sraduation Dresses in French Organdie, Swiss, Batiste, Point d’Esprit and Net. ORGANDIE DRESSES, very attractive models, waist trim- med elaborately with ribbon, Jt tucked yoke and insertion of 26625, Valenciennes lace, with elbow ekirt sleeves, ing flounce, Hi\ $25 values; 1{))\\\\\¢\ sizes 14 and \ AE FO ea 16 years, MEN'S $3.50 Pie AND OXFORDS | WOMEN’S $2.00 SHOES AND OXFORDS AY JS e Hy Viet $1.90, AT 98c. z. Mr \ wf MISBES! 2 PInGe Pikes Black Kid and Calf in all sizes; Tans and Patent | , Black Kid Button and Lace Shoes in all sizes, and uwmmer Ue RY) ¥ DRESSES, waist trimmed | 7 ithers in sample sizes; principally the Old Glory | Ta Kid Oxford Ties in all sizes. with insertion of lace and | $3"s0 shoes, - It would require a very large ribbon, bertha effect, sleeves, skirt trimmed with ruffe edged with lace, regular value $13.75, at POINT D'ESPRIT AND NET DRESSES, waist and skirt profusely trimmed with baby ribbon, former value $14.75, at Extreme reductions have been made throughout our entire stock of Girls’ Dresses, Coats, Skirts and Waists. $4.00 tan shoes, { Linen Shoes are now being sold in place of leather _MEN'S TAN RUSSIAN CALP {0 outing Wear, ‘They stand the racket better and ‘tasoas Picor, vont) | AE LAS BICYCLE “OXFORDS, | Goos- PN Men wade Up. WO RATE A Laine abmarianest PSY “xy wel oles; all sizom } “4 J ; good styles, All 2d e Women’s Waists. in the daintiest of white Exquisitely made ORGANDIE WAISTS, Exquisitely made SWISS WAISTS, Exquisitely made INDIA LAWN WAISTs, Exquisitely made Exquisitely made SILK MULL WAISTS, WHITE WASH WAISTS, 50, 59, BIE All sizes from 30 to 50 inch waist. Class A. 18.735 {i insertion ot lace and graduat- wd Ss forming yoke and 10.00 ALSO, 1,000 GIRLS’ GUIMPE ONE-PIECE and Sailor Dresses; sizes 6 to 14 years; special for Saturday, at An inspiring showing of new styles in exquisitely made Waists Organdie, Mull, Batiste, Swiss, Per- sia, India and Victoria Lawns. PERSIA LAWN WAISTS, 95, 400, 425 41450 COLORED WASH WAISTS, {Second Floor, Frost.) tailoring, PRIESTLEY “CRAVENETTE” (every garment bears the celebrated label) and TOP Class B. values. An overgarment is a mighty good preventive to have on hand in the mountains or at the seashore, Youths’ in blue or black. Also TROPICAL SUITS are cluded. the ever popular summer suit. serge lined. Either single. or double breasted. in. 350 Saturday morning you will find in this group 85 Serge Suits, satin lined throughout, e and 62 suits with entire (French) double front, BLACK CLOTHES, comprising diagonals, Thibets, cheviots and rough serges. All made up in the very acme of perfection. Splendid Sack Suits. The diagonals are also rep- Wonderful Shoe Bargains. 1902 Samples for Wen and Women. Prices Almost 4 Off. Another fortunate purchase of Sample Shoes to benefit Big Store patrons. You know the excellence of Samples. Every one must expense is spared in the making. Only certain sizes are utilized in the making of Sample Shoes, but we have added from regular stocks the wanted sizes to suit and fit everybody. All are Summer Shoes, and there are, in this wonderfully attractive gathering of good Footwear, very latest styles. 3. resented in 3-Button Cutaway Suits, be perfect for showing purposes. Therefore, no trouble or All Sizes and All Leathers. seamed, with Boys’ ‘Also a lot of Tan Shoes in sizes 5 to 61, stamped W. L, Douglas $3.50 shoes, Al- with elbow | iy tues this te the lances best assorted lot of good shoes ever fy | space to describe the unlimited va- riety of NORFOLK and JACKET SUITS, as well as the beautiful SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS made jof finest serges; and the many novelties of exclusive design. ag <0 (Main Floor, Rear.) offered at such alow price, Every age of boy, from the little tot of 3 years to the young American of 17 years, WOMEN'S $3.50 SHOES, OXFORDS AND COLONIALS, AT $1.95. , | Kid and Patent Leather Shoes and Oxfords and *| Patent Leather Colonials; all sizes in all styles; also 2. 85 several lines of sample shoes, ° MEN’S SHOES AND OXFORDS AT §2.85. Black Kid, Calf, Patent Leather and Patent Kid $5.00 values; all sizes, although the best are in sample sizes; among thea: area lot of Foot Mould $3.00 and ISe LINEN SHOES AT 98c, with solid leather for bicycle use; just as good for st ids in White and also Men's Linen Sho id 03 drab, with leather or rubber soles, Paper-RBound | Books. (15° A vast assortment of de- cidedly clever and extremely interesting stories. The kind you would prefer to take on your vacation, Ideal Summer reading, Here are some of the titles, 5.00 “THE STORY OF A PASSION,” by Charles 2. ID Garvice. * “MY LADY OF SNOW," by Charles Garvice. “JASPER PAIRPAX,"" by Margaret Holmes, F, JO?) rus massenuwes,” by outa 350 7.90 None in New York under $1.50 are 80 good. (tala Ploor, Rear of Fountain.) are elaborately trimmed in effects (see illustration); sizes for boys 3 to 10 years of age, Cigar Smokers! Here Is Interesting News. Saturday usually brings forth some very fabrics of rich values, That's because it is men’s day. For Price-Lowness on High-Grade Cigars, to-morrow's quotations are there- fore particularly attractive. GARCIA, Puri- meal ee Bane CLAY, Conchas ol 65 Our eat Market's Cxtraordinary Values. (Fourth Floor, “BROWN, V. C.,"" by Mrs, Alexander. “PRETTY MISS NEVILLE," by B. M. Croker, “THE BLACK BOX MURDER,” by Maarten Maartens. “EVE'S RANSOM," by George Gissing, “PATROL OF THE CYPRESS HILLS," by Gil- ir aad TS PLOR DE JULIANA, long Havana filler, Favoritas, box of 50, a 75 LA SIMPATICA, clear Havana Purita- 108; box of 50, 245 Grocery on the Fourth Floor to-morrow. Special prices will also prevail for Fresh Fruits, etc. LAMB: Hindquarters Canada Lamb or ‘ Legs of Mutton; per Ib, 1 oes laine Bastiat, por Ibe, Short Forequarters Canada Lamb, per ge Boiling Pow), Wy, ib. J 6 Fancy fresh killed, dry picked Ture bert Pai * HAVANA SPECIALS, clear Havana Con L9 DE PUYJOLI,"’ by Jules Claretie, chas Selectos; box of 80, 95 HAM: Littto pig, free Hame, per Ib., 1235 | Kev 1b VMARGAWET MONCRIEFPE," by Charlee Burdett, | CUBANOLA or GENERAL SCOTT; box 70 GAUBAGE: Stub made Country Bare CRABS, large size, soft sbell crabs; ‘A SOLDIER OF FORTUNE," by Mrs. L, T. feta abnume clevecaun, vex th Fage, delicately spiced; per Ib., g | Pet dozen, MWEDLOCK, " by John Strange Winter, of 50, = a, ‘\ 50 FRANKFURTER SAUSAGES, per lb. 8 SPECIAL BAKERY ITEM, ‘A BRIDE PROM THE DESERT,” by Grant] LILLIAN RUSSELL or PRIZE AMERI- POULTRY: Long Island dry-picked | ROLLS; Pinest quality Parker House Y GrBtT CAN; box of 50, Vi 3S Fowl; per lb,, J ih 14 | Rolls; per dozen, KEY WEST EXTRAS; box of 50, Mail orders filled, 400 Allen. wan MYSTERY OF FOURWAYS,"’ by Florence Louie (Second ioor, Take Keosistor.) 1,00 (lain Floor, Rear) S, 5° is (Some are © 3,-silk lined.) All are perfect fitting. Trousers ZS. 50 “correct form’’ and show the marks of exclusive o RAIN COATS COATS whose distinguished lineage can be detected at a Foy 0 glance have joined in this great demonstration of i 0 Summer Sutts, The choicest fabrics, including | rough and smooth finish SERGES, ¢ fancy Cheviots and Cassimeres, made in the popular young men’s styles, so in- Sizes to fit the grow- ing youths of 15 to 20 eo years and men of small breast. Stature, 31 to36 Boys’ Washable, Made of the sturdiest waslrable fab- rics—of the atest designs—Blouses novel ST In view of the exorbitant prices asked by city butchers, the special values named below will undoubtedly attract great crowds to our famous