The evening world. Newspaper, June 18, 1902, Page 5

NEGRO SHOOTS LITTLE BOY Another Race Riot May Result from Probably Fatal Wounding of a Lad. HIS ASSAILANT ESCAPES. Angry Crowd Gathers and Goes in Search of the Man Who Fired Pistol atUames de Genero. A five-year-old boy is dying in Roosevelt Hospital with a pistol-shot wound in his right temple, and, un- Jess the police find the negro who wounded the child, there may be an- other race riot on the west side like that that was precipitated by the murder of Policeman Thorpe two years ago. After a long bunt, Detective Dale, of the West Forty-seventh street station, arrested a young negro on suspicion of shooting the boy. The prisoner is Wa. ter Chapman, eighjeen years old an lives at No. 685 West Fifty-seventh street. Detective Dale found Chapman in bed at his wume, The detectives told Magistrate Brann that they bad found a 2-cailbre re- volver in the prisoner's roum. Chap- man protested that he knew nothluy, about the shooting and alleged he had never seen the boy He was held without ball wo await the Tesult cf the boy's Injuries. The dying child is James de Genero, the son of a laborer living at No. 683 West Forty-seventh street. The iittie fellow was playing In front of his home last night, when a negro described a» about twenty-three years old, came hur- rying by In his hurry the negro stepped on che lad's f20t und hurt the boy. “Weep off my foot, nigger!" cried the boy, in tears, The negro stopped and demanded In a threatenin, “What made you call “Tsecause you are one,” the boy replied, The colored man looked at the child a moment, then he whipped out 4 revolver an, fired at the boy. The child dropped to the sidewalk without a sound The negro turned and ran for his ilfe, and before any une knew what had happened he was cut of sight. A crowd quickly gathered. and if they could have iain hands on the negro there would have been no long-drawn-out murder trial, with appeals and new trials, ‘The men, a8 soon as they learned hat had happened, started out in all direc- tions on a hunt for the man. The boy was hurried to Roosevelt Hospital, whore {t was said this morning that the Kittle feltow's chance for life was very small, BURGLARS BUSY AT HEMPSTEAD, Home of Theophilus Parsons Robbed While He Is Away on His Honeymoon Trip— Family Plate Taken. Burglars entered several large country places at Hempstead, L. 1, last evening Charles Smith, a watchman, detected three men at the country place of Henry ‘H. Douglas, of Manhattan. The family is away at Boston. All the family plate and other valuables bad been ted up in bundles and left {n the parlor, The burglars fired three times at the watchman, none of the shots, however, striking him, ‘The burglars then visited the country place of Theopnilus Parsons, who Is at Northampwon, N. Y., spending his huney- moon, having recenly married Mss Whitin, of Northbridge, Mass All the family glate of the Parsonses, valued at over yw, Was taken anus: Mr, Parsons had fortunately deposiied all the wodding presente In the vaults of the National Bank of Hempstead, (ne BiG STORE Sik “Che clothing at Law FIVE TIMES HE TRIED 10 Olt. Zellner at Last Suc- ceeds in Drowning Himself in the East River. HAD MANY TROUBLES. Parted from Wife, Lost His Job, Became Crippled, Had Fever Twice, and Finally Becamea ‘'Stooper.”’ After four unsuccessful attempts a: suicide in two weeks Emil Zellner, six- ty-five, of No, 641 First avenue, euc- ceeded in drowning himself in the East River to-day, Zelincr was a well-to-do citizen of Philadelphia ten years ago, holding @ responsible position in the Stephenson Car Works. His wife and son con- ducted a big hotel at Shohola Glen, Pa., and the family owned considerable prop- erty in Philadelphia. Zelingr and his wife quarrelled. He had put all the poperty In her name, ould give him none of It when He left Philadelphia and came to this wily, where he secured work in @ Bin will, Within three months he was the victim of an aecident that crippled his hands #o that he was unable to do an) ane work He drifted through successive stages Jof poverty unt he became what 1s known on the eust side aa a “stouper.” A person 80 designated does odd jobs dround sd.oons for drinks, free Junch and lodging money, During the past winter and spring he had two attacks of typhoid, sprained his leg, Was run over by a wagon and suffered twice from minor diseases. His first attempt at suicide was made two weeks ago, after he had commu cated with nis wife and she had refused to assist him. He Jumped into the river. but was dragged out, Twice more within ten days he Jumped into the river, to be rescued each time Thre days ago he attempted to cut his throat, but the knife was taken from him. ‘When he jumped into the water this morning he sank before help could reach him, ‘The body wax recovered and will go (o Potters’ Field unless the widow provides for {ts burial. Shoe Dept. Women's Kid Oxford Ties, BI.95. Kid and Russia Leather Oxford Ties, $2.05, value $4 & $5. Patent Leather Oxford Ties, for dress and street wear, $2.85, value $4.50 & $5. Kid Button and Lace Boots, $2.85, value $4.50. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St Wen *s Summer Sutts at $8. 50, Achieved Jameina Day,’’ Men who want good stylish to this Sale in crowds, And with ood reason, the professional man, the man of leisure may wear one of these suits with pride. Sg) this :ale be the immense succe’s that it is if WF the Suits were not worth infinitely more than And are not these Sales advertising tore splendidly Certainly The Suite dw'ndles it is reinforced FROM LOTS OF SUITS MARKED AT HIGHER PRICES, There isn't an atom of deterioration about this or any other eale held by The Big Store. Every. Fabric. Ryery »tyle. very Size, Suits for big and little men—for men of every an OOPS, Clothing Sate Ghat an exceptionally little price come The business man, Would here. As fast as a line & oe? Glain Floor, Rear.) THE WORLD: WEDN Crowds Come to Ohe ,. Itsabig andbusy Weck. “(' .s rves merely to acceni. ate the n any needs of the ¢. Season. ‘~ of Sp.cial \ acation and Recreation Supply Sales < is unique, and has met with great !avor. seashore or out ne ‘ DAY EV NING, J wtyeyee nt inne The idea of holding at this = All the Departments of the Store featuring “merchandise appropriate to the season are inces- santly busy. People who are goine to the mountains, the into the country are troop- ing here for the many things they will require. Some come for toilet preparations. cooler clothing, straw bats, lighter shoes, belts, corsets, underclothes, bathing suits, cameras, game outfite and the many other things reeded. ihe windo’s on the season. dow showing an ocea In one window you see a olly party in a canoe. Anot er window reveals a group o” the sards by the s¢ast ore. In still another window von see, with al its woodland delights and allurements, a mounta‘n scene. 1 ner on the eve of departure is al‘o a most interesting featu-e. with color, reveal the true atv osprere of each vacation scene, and prove readily suggestive in the way of recalli g to m nd many things you m y not have remembere . Speetal Sale of 10,000 Yomen's White Waists GA ursday at 50c., 750., S5e., I3e., THE MOST PHENOMENAL VALUES YET BROUGHT TO PUBLIC ATTENTION. Waists of far greater va’ue than the prices quoted would indicate, a {act only made possible by trade circumstances not likely to be duplicated again this season. ALSO SPECIAL THURSDAY:— 1,200 Women’s White Sixth avenue are a'tractively decorated, and display with much spirit the ‘features of beyond are two cyclers on their favor te wheels. Yeu note the tumbl ng eurf in the by ckprcund. Wadras Waists, with fancy black stripe, stock collar with hemstitched white tie. Thursday ! fore. suspended. Petticoats in changeable colors, Petticoats for drop skirts and summer dresses, Petticoats in plain colors, Special, (Second Flor, Front.) IOc Women's Sik Petticoats. Another Big Sate Chursday, What a rush there was for Silk Petticoats last Such handsome garments never sold quite so rapidly be- There was a constant flutter of feminine excitement about the various racks from which the Petticoats were ANOTFER LOT OF PETTICOATS FROM THE SAME MAKER GO ON SALE TO-MORROW AT A PRICE EL UALLY ASTONISHING, The manufacturer got a lot of fine silk under price, turned the shimmering, rustling fabric into stylish Petticoats and solu them to us at figures that permit us to sell them to you at record-breaking prices, 350 | (eoond Floor, Centre.) { Wen’s Shoes and Oxfords, 4, 9 S3.50 and $8.00 Values, An Entire Sample Line of the Famous Soorgeo §. Snow ‘} Wake of Shoes. One of those very remarkable and highly important transactions that promptly n.erits the atiention of every man who wants good, hot weather sb € comiort, Sucu an adcit.on as this will give the big une Shoe Sale now in pro;ress splendid impetus. know, Mr. Snow is one of tie largest end best menifcturers of Men's Shoes in the United States, and his stamp upon the sole of a shoe s an emphatic guarantee of excellence, All styles and leathers in this sale, including both tan and bluck, The best shoes in the lot ave principally in sizes 6 to 8 and A, 1o expand the range of s'zes we have added thousands of pairs of shoes in all sizes to meet all B and C widths, requirements, gale, pis, on sale at The very best shoe bargains of ‘he sreson are inthia _. Think of getting $3.50 and $5.0. shoes for 790 Some of the highest grades, best selections of Snow's sam- ‘ 2.85 Women's Oxrords and Colonial Gres, Dainty, durable and beautifully styl sh, Oxfords, styles; $3.50 values, Colonicls in patent leathers; all sizes and widthe in each style, Kid, Cali, Fatent and Lnamel jeathere in All up-to-date (iain Floor, Rear of Fountain.) UNE 18, 1902. The occasicn The windows are avlow ome Big Store tor Vacation Yeeds.\ P - aby ne gi Wrappers.| Babies’ Summer Wear, Some Sreat Specrals From Yew Everything to attractively clothe Infants in an ap- propriate way for warm Htc saobgp Pree | ASIKS’ WHIIB, PINK AND BLUE SUN York's Most Important Stocks. 5 The Wrappers are daintily, exquisitely mad., indi- BONNE’S, CHILDREN'S WHITE, PINK AND BLUE LAWN HATS, 98 catin, all the arts of sty.e and embellishment which lend such grace and distinction to the French crea- trimmed with lace and taby ribbon, BA\IES' ALL-OVER EMBROILERED LAWN CAPS, 59 tions. Lawn, India Linon, Persian Lawn and White Dimity t pard full ruches, each, BABIES’ DRESSES. are han led with incredible skill, the nimble tashioners 59 of style evolving the p ettirst effects ever seen any- BABIES’ SHORT NAINSOOK DRESSES, tucked and hem- (Second Floor, Centre.) where. You will note by readng the detailed de- stitched yoke, hematiteh ng in skirt,sizes 6 months to 3 yre. ecriptions that the decorative ideas are employed in Stationery ons as to obtain only the most attrac- Values ( uite Extraordinary. The Stationery Store is setting a very rapid pace for lively business this we.k. The induce- meats that are | eing offered you are in every way very exceptional and emphas ze the valuc-giving power of the Store in no uncertain degree. These specials for to-morrow: FINE PARISIAN STATIONERY, 24 sheets of paper gnd I 24 envel. pea, special, WHITING'S EXTRA QUALITY WRITING PAPER, 100 25 sheets of paper and 100 enve.opes; value 75c. nd Foo} Che Undermustin Sale t me a week Cthera come tor te Lawn, V. seck, with, sailor ind embroidery trimming mt Bik caer ais 5 NEGLICE GOWNS, of Inia Linon, tte! back,, sailor co'Lr of Duchess lace, inser ‘en and edpi'), ra © trim- ming dow the fontad ‘erves, rit bon finish, oy 75 WRAP IRS, of Pers a> Lawn, neck cut low and ribbon un soko in ‘ravers 0. fine tuck'ng md embrold ry ne , finshed wth fire em.rodery ruffle; also the 6.75 collar of sol skirt cut very fu The win- of Pe sian Lown, superior quality, low ravers of fire tuck and lace insertion ing: av rv ha dsome garment, at f fin» White fect: opes in th se hades: light blue, Jxford, crei 7, 7S | serssignally featured elsewhere at 2 . this sale, ve yoke 75) . econd Floor, Centre.) Latest Wusie Fits. The musc everyho y is whistling or singing. Catchy airs familiar to theatregoers, and wide e WRAPPER: ‘Take Bacalator,) The tavorites from “The Wild Rose," ea) Per copy, at S0c. NANCY PROWN, fh, Ie Wore Attractive Values Chat THINGS C/ NYCT BE EYPLAINED, TH IT MUST HA'E FEN S$ ENGALI N NISGIISE, Four favorites fom “The Chapeions,"” published at © rropular prices 2c. LL GO. D ! ELLOWS, | MY SAWRO, IT SKE) 8 TIKE YESTERDAY, TALK, TALK, TALK, Feu: ‘avorites from ‘Kinz Dodo," published at 50c.; 1 Will Interest YJany Shoppers Percopy.! We haven't been advertising the une sale of Under 13¢e muslins very much of late, but the :emand has een big nd coptin..ous, and no summer sale is progressing more vorably. As evidence of the 4 Per copy, | Of this event, we quote the following for Thursday: t es TATE PA BUMBLEBEE, DIANA, VIL 16 OR TIF, J TE CORSET COVERS, good muslin, high and square neck and ve FOR LOVE ! LIVE ALON, COMPLETE SE/ECTIONS FOR THE PIAN®, from ‘The Chapetous" and “King Dodo,” published at 21.00; to-mor- oo row, Fp :'ar Favorites, specially priced for to-morrow: MIG TY LAK’ A ROSF, » Nevin, SUNFLOWER AND THE SIN, Mabel Gilman's great f hit, TAKING A TRIP UP THE HUDSON, James Thorn- / Per copy, ton’s | 5 Hi METY BUMPTY, by William H. Penn, i2e PING PONG, by composer of “The Honeysuckle and ) our repu a lace, CO\ ELS, nainsook, French effect, trimming of Vol. lace andr bb 0 fi ish, CORSET COVERS, | 29 39 , low neck, trimming of fine 69 the Bee, UST NE’T DOOR, by Chas. K. Harris, ‘OR LOVE UR GUL», waltz song, Mail Orders Filled. (Seound Floor, Rear, Take Becalator.) Rooks Summer Reading KH Gimely Special Sate. ood book is a cheerful friend! And whether you are taking your ease aS in a roller chair on the board-walke or sitting under the protecting shade of an eRe 4) ci umbrella on the hot white sands, dawdling in a hammock, lying um er the ou'spreading tranches of a tree ip the woods or rocking nonchalantly on the piaz a of cottage or hotel, you'll want some euch cheer-ul friend as af @f- tertaining bock. ‘And That Is Why This Special Sale of Books is held at this time. So many of you while you are away will w R of Panis ‘and thither that you will turn to your book with a 4 lace. a “Books of every kind, from those in paper bindings at 8c. aplece to ats yy 14 eel lp Ge 7 Sach the pretentious mo-ern novel with its superb illustrations, embroidery, insertion and ru.’ 0; ribtou run, CORSET COVERS, WNainsook, tight fitting, also short efiet, elaborately frimmed with point de Paris lace and 98 r PEITI OATS of muslin and cambric, umbrella style, 9 1S elaborate lace and emiroidery tr mming, FETTICOATS of cambric, umbrella style, trimming ot 50 fine biind embroidery and po mt de Paris lace, f PETTICUATS, of cambric, deep umbreila ounce of lawn, with two rows 0: polnt de Paris lace axd wide edge; 7S also some with fine em ro.dery trimming, f PETTICOATS, of cambric, several sty les with giatorste 9 95 trimming of fine lace ani embroidery; very special, fA (Second Floor, Centre) heat com types and fascinating plot. ea vr The Siepel Cooper Book Store is amous. And justly so, When you alls of books rear themselves up arcund you, The whole range WS e i <A a of PA is vividly represented. Some specials in this sale: COPYRIGHT PAPER NOVELS, OTHER CLOTH-BOUND BOOKS. outs. Publiah-d at $1.00, $2.25, $1.50 per volume. Nicely bound in clo’h, Good print and pie per, Hundieds of volumes to choose from. ELICIA," by Fanny N. EACH. % Murfree. aa chooxe, trom. 1 T Hint by Garvice ON ron the. Bt 2M AN OLD MANSE,” by an of f Schulze-Smidt, A ‘athan Haskell Dole ae RM eon a he, OF QUALITY,” WING ROOD fs. Burnett, AT hai RAUSTARK,” by Me- by Walter Besant. JO WHITE, BLE- BY by AH. Vesey, DID," by B.D. Joyee JOKY NUMBER,” dman, "by Henry Seton DA." by Hope. POOL. CARTER. OF CAR TERSVILLE By roith. “Li EVENTY, OVE AT B."" by Doyle. na. by Hawley " by Mra, a RTH ony.” Trop. RK AN ARDS MUALD." by ty ‘OU NAPO- EP Charles Renbam, by W. ‘Nt by Louise Pool, CAGE,” by Henry JAPAN,” by AST ’ KIDNAPPED * MOLLY Ha As you i by Halzac, i | 25¢ by Black. THE CONSORNCR OF Mitek, 0 78 COMALIE,"” by F Fran ‘POH pitstipom OF THE RECENT COP’ RIGHT FICTION, Bound io Cloth, Good p per ard print. Publisied at $1.50 olume, Our price pe volume: by Bram) | Moore, DOO HORNE," by George + Swift. . or MTTER FRUIT," by Mra. See RD LILY." by Ana NAHASSEE GIRL" oo ThEMPAOR: RAND SOME by Marta 1h, IPT OF BEAU- é Raimond AND OF by Rn BLACK Te : {ADAME BOHIMIA,” by n. AND THE d 30, THE PRIEST,” by LES y Marchmont. 2 BLIND MUBIOIAN,"* Korolenko.