The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1902, Page 3

Seo ORT TT LRP ERT TET ED THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 11, 1902 PBR FURY TS UERDS | MI-ERON SIRE CECTSRED 1,000 HORSES GET aH 05 Saul IN WIRE-TAPPING CASE." Ace hrf fos. Recs SIS 1S IN TEARS on | STRAW HATS FRE = (oon 28 - “The Janitor Picked Him Up. Clothing then eh ‘ee |Magistrate Tells McCarthy, of Tennessee, tha All Are Equally Guilty Who Join in and Frew Him Off the to-morrow. ve Roof,”’ She Told Magistrate our forces for it, and aimed for trade Shady Scheme. » ° Hogan. Prices with value-viving that must of its op- portuneness prove irresistibly effective, Hecht clothing, as vou might well know, Har is standard value. The thoroughness of a Hecht garment in allits details of tailor- fe ! ing makes this essentially so. Besides slic- Hit! ing a third or more from our usual unusual prices, we extend you credit, with part-pav- ment privileges. $8.50 and $10 Suits, - - - 5 () soos (Also. Two-Piece Flannets. $20 and $22.50 Suits, 5 -$ 42,30 Wlenty of Blue Serges and” Thibet $12.50 and $15 Suits, - - - ( 50 THEBIG STORE 27 ACITY IN ITSELF SieeevCoopen€) Sa Av. AN Osh LOSES. Store Closes at / 0’ Clock Saturday. Won's Hot Weather Suits. 265 COATS and TROUSERS are ready. Flanuels and Crashes; single and double breasted coats. Come early: &D, 50 they'll sell very fast to-morrow morning, @ Tae Haines, of Society, for Prevention of Cruelty to | Animals, and His Assistants | | | Kept cue for Two Hours, A litte girl clad In a red tro. the Yorkville Court to-day told 3 istrate Hogan of her last great row. She was Isis Butler, just years old, and she told how the j of the flat-house, No. 226 Hast ‘ wenth street, where she lived aunt, had killed her pet dog F “He picked Foxy up and frew the roof, down, down to the an’ I heard poor Foxy cry Little Isis looked hard at Max Viatie, the jantior, who stood at the rail br Gore the judge. She was sitting on tie Magletrate's desk, held tn by her @unt. Mrs. Young, and behind ihe aunt! was Agent Gay, of the Crueity caciety who arrested Viatie. Little Isis and Foxy, the shaggy ter rier, had often played on the roof, dant Chorley TorriD APiAnT Ape Carthy, Evening World. an ident Haines had ive away to puns [10m subormets to J wou Noraes, bro B to the Soclet validing on OM avenue Lond For two hours W to Hoon, Presitent Halnes and 1 hundreds of (Main Floor, Rear) Bo ys” Washable Suits. 650 SUITS of ay. description ; all beautifully trimmed ; all sizes from 3 to 10 years. It’s a clean-up of odd assortments Ad hipher grades, 2 muMbdor oO tants were busy trys ing fancy 9 od wide-rimmed jhats upon the heads of eager equine at ‘wen was blocked by vehicles At 12 o'clock the last va went sioddirg the oyes of a pe: | ‘Main Kloor, Rear) Saturday's Big Bieycte Jubilee Not a bit too late for you to join. The Wheels are all ready for you, pink-ribboned down the ayenue (Md cab horse A thousand hats were viven away, and humireds of drivers in the crowd that tor Viatie had often threatened to ki fhe dog. Young testitied. ‘This Ing were told that another | pal and the dog were x nies Poppin, oe No. 1 Mie of the ra Gs fifteen m) sn fore 1 not be votatned by the So- il wis attest being in the very pink of condition, so to speak. Ariens netleth street, charged with swindling | results yeached Une pool-rooms arrow op perhaps Mou- (Blue Serges and Swagger Thibe dgistrate Mosk ey mappened- 1a, m. Mecarthy, the Ashland, ‘Tenn null withiiy an, haus Lm HEA INES Hl UeLaneHE eos $35 METEOR ORIENT BICYCLES, ORIENT None m oWiier, OlitlOL $1,100, waw dlachurmed tier CAG honplM eat] aH OE Ley Re BICYCLES FOR a tit ‘8 blond hewal, g hide and seek. 1 himnes when the man trew poor F back her e thought ame back to her she vew ade nd heky om cusiody by Magistrate Ba the Jefferson Market Court to-day The proceedings in sourt were brief hat che mi wy All the hopes > th the mine} ine $3 and $3.50 Worsted and 00 Flannel Pants, pal | 9, 75|825 € $50! g.25Q| ’ Women’s Boys Fats Summer Belts The greatest number ta given out have 00) were of the India Vanuma variety aad i wk he | W othe dog poset ees : H . weix! red. less than three ounces each, KG fc SSE Ee eee Nie MINER GH a WOR CRC GHIAR thy iW" milttonal rt i werk ail eee ceman. Pec, marninntannd of AMM (nds. LEATHER AND FABRIC i Magisirate Ho} fl i 1a cowl tap tt Le Se aAN TA CGatuH ee. 405 AGHASTie tor He Cinta eectRY ENE ere , ~ Leather its fon vous. complainant RIPE eae THES Te : aa) yee OXFORD WEATHER. Washable Tam 0’ Shanters, wiltin. grainy black ‘gral BiSdAnltor psa a Sombreros and Straw Hats; patent and other leathers; TWO MORE HELD SCION OF THE BISMARCKS THREE WENT DOWN Fissee cuit csi ADMITS THEFT IN COURT. IN SMITH MURDER Prisoner Debiares Me ie .a GrandNeaphew of WITH THE LAUNCH. 18 hal sues in each Sle ery Iron Chancellor and Stole to Get Food. Six dollar Oxfords for $3.30 — \hrough Captain and Member of Oyster S Craft Capsized Near Long Tannery to Consumer methods, Sloop Crew Locked Up as) kar Von Bismarck, a handsomey iag judge of the wstrict court there ana] Beach and Occupants Cgc CIDE) Witnesses—Trying to Learn) young German, who says my seeond brotner rypresents our coun) “Drowned — Body of One How Bayman Was Killed. y of the inte Prin eine, Ue Chinese customhouse 8°) Victim Recovered. vf the German very special, each at Main Floor, Silk Fabric Belts, black, with oxidized side pieces and buckles ; each priced at ee SHABLE BE) Chetdren’s — \ {sien ana owner seyoe at Belts in white pique and Straw Sats. colored wash materials ; pink, blue, green, &c.; Prettily trimmed with reac lace and flowets in several colors, specially RA Rear) 50c. values, Fh Front.) Women’s Kimonos made of fine lawn in decidedly pretty patterns, with border trim. ee NC rie ee Dress SuttCases Beelinteaerciasietinn ited You'll probably go away to-mor- he is a grand- Bismarck, mpire, is ‘anted to be a soldier hearing that there was unity for young men inj FREEPORT, L. 1 {a prisoner in the ‘Tombs, His offense pay (Sevond Floor, ‘ Centhey July 11.—Three —In addi- FREEPOT Was the larceny ef a plece of tapestry ‘ tion ty thi rk Peters, z up yin the Phippines, [] persons were drowned off Point row. Thousands will. So this is ; two other men supposed to know | Which he admits he stole to get money ut for some rea-| Lookout, near Long Beach. by the a timely offer. Russet Leather Omen’ $s something about the murder of Ca for food. Although sadly in need, he ¢ hot explained to nm SU eRe AE One a 2h ACLs De) Dress Suit Cases, muslin lined, in- capsizing of a launch. The little speak lish 1} craft was hit by a wave and over- d time to get emp! nent. (turned and the occupants drowned Worked as asbaker and was |), aad | Wold only In 45 Regal Stora trom Atlantic to Paeifc and London. Also by Mal witnosses until the case can be cleared | of Wiesbaden employed in Cunhiman’s bayery, at|Os0re ald reached them. | ad atoron iateeeliien INGLeee: up. | Young Bismarck was so frank and $08 ‘Third evenue, L worked there strapon tannin ‘They are Capt. Richard Dawson, in| told Judge Newburger in Part 1. of the |for cight week when 1 lost any aitan,|been recovered, but not identified, MEN’S STORES, conunand of an oyster sloop lying near | Court of General Sessions such a pleus-| tion and was utterly without meara. land nothing concerning theparty has |; qué x 2 YORK Oty. the place where the body was found, ible story that the Judge directed @ plea!” “ty desperation 1 ‘ook the tapeatry | ; : Bt yieas 6 beh Ann ans Sanaa B) » |yet been learned by the Coroner here, |~ 3) ® PSS hae side straps, covered corners, brass plated locks and catch- 2 75 Bathing Sucts, es; 24-inch size, ° BATHING ed jersey cloth, prettily trimmed with white braid, special, Tf * i, BATHING SUITS, blue flan- Wines and Liquors. ne}, elaborately trimmed WILSON RYE WHISKEY, per bot- GF | with white braid, Smith, a bayman, who was found his skull crushed on the beach half a mile from Point Lookout station, were | locked up to-day. ‘The: as | the pre st ne was too proud to write home to his noble brothers, one of whom is | ding judge in the District Court (Main Floor, 18un SL) ‘The body of one of the victims has | Viilsughby Ave, and David Creery, a meanb pjot “not gull to be entered and ap-! trom the office of Mr, John Montford, « 8 crew pointed counsel for the youth, with the] No, 11 Bast Fifty-ninth street aa who) ls making an {nyeatlgation, Val og NEWARK. ML Broad’ Bt, opp. Central RR. of Ho M RYE WHISKEY, per BATHING CAPS, plain sat- fhe sloop American Banner, which jidea of proving his story and sendins | pawned it ina Third avenue loan shop. | Those downed were mon and the only | RON Reveath Ave XN. J._Depet, MONOGRA PT OQ cen, rubber lined, 10 was also lying near the place, has since | him hom many 1. was arrested oliPdule ss persons in the craft, wich Was sighted WOMEN'S STORES. battle, BATHING CAPS, figured gone to New York. District-Attorney | “Lam twenty-two years old,” said the]? 1 had to have food and both of my 4 number of guests of Denton’s || NEW YORK CITY; 785 Bread er 10th OLD CROW WHISKEY, per bot- 65 : bber If 4 igure 25 Nieman has sent officers to the city to| prisoner; ‘my father was a nephew of| parents being dead, T was too proud! to on Point Pookout, as it was | TSO SORA WAY? Hep: ATA aU wis, aurvertztn (Ave tle, sateen, rubber lined, question the crew and ascertain if they |the great Bismarck and was Gefman|write home to my’ brothers to sunport can throw any light on Smith's myster-jConaul in Peking, Amoy and Tientsin, | mo.’ BE lous death. |} was born in Peking a month after his! judge Newburger appointed Attorn> {the channel, Shortly When County Detective Furman |denth in 1879, He had served in the Ger-| ytyenick and ‘ordered a plea of ‘not{® ssing the outer bar an immense uoarded Capt. Dawson's sloop to make|man diplomatic service in China since | gusty” entered, He inatructed the law. | Wave caught the launch on her port inquiries the captain, he says, called | 1856. yer to see the German Consul and learn |Peam, partly filling the launch and ex- up Creery. The detectiv. told them) “He left @ widow and three sons. My lif tho story told by the prisoner mas | Ungulehing her fire, Before the launch’ about the finding of the body and hem: ther retirned to our family estate at correct, If it proves to he the truth nose could beh u says that while they professed to know |‘ Jesbaden and died there a short time 'efrort will ba made to send the yo Role Nera heh turnt he ago. My eldest brother Is mow presid-! ina back to Germany WIRE NER In a eR aNOHOR ee pa —————— | The occupants managed to keep afloat Ue while, but could not battle the Y waves and disappear), ‘The hotel CLARET or RHINE WINE, choice BATHING SHOES, canvas, old table wine, per galton, 65 black and white, : 25 But ASI (Second Fieor, Centre, Saturday Grocery Speciats. These remarkable cA Prices will surely result in our doing a full day's business in half a da unaware of » LOOK PROSPEROU: KFORCE VOURSELF NEW CREDIT SYSTEM is strictly confidential, No employer's references required. Kher Short forequarters Ca Lamb, lb., havea to know all about the dead dog that | to sult everybody was found near Smith's body and ‘hat | Aline: of his suny It was nearly olf 7 Je said to have belonged to Smith. | M. to-day when the vote was re- ty were unable todo waything. tf Call, write oF telephana aa a eeeiinte mere | corded, uh i hay! In ses-j cid them, 4s the point w eneH H “ POULTRY —Fancy Broiling Chick- 25 pobciyrperenl = Reeey 6 weet | othe th i as 5 capsized was a considerable distance L. & bys ens, per pair, rela pamigsiiae! ead Island GREEN Sranc NS or STRING | BEANS, per quart, | DELICATESSEN —Armout' ‘8. deli- MUTTON — Hindquarters or legs TO sais (i Fpeovse smerecoene boiled 2 Canada Mutton, Ib cee ee Se ee LAMB — Hindquarters fancy Canada /, ES ee alee low Englan TO MINERS REJECT SCALE. sult of | Away. Kk of the atriking ay help-|- Raymen wh. u o o are dredging for the gra on dune 18, It wae alleged that fie | wontee brought up. one. this. forenoon Southern Untonistx and Operators | ht ngs, and Rie Ue {A throng of summer visitors are watch. encouraged the disorderly element Inthe! lof ‘Hem. : LEADING CREDIT JEWE Large Broiling or Salad Fowls, JOR Panc 27-39 Maiden Lan A % ) Mb., Fancy fresh dressed Jersey Fowl, 3) to Try to Get Together, Lis reported that 4 BIRMINGHAM, Als,, July U.—The na nnot be learned. Wnited Mine Workers to-day voted . | further alle; against accepting the scale agreed upon | Paterson Aldermen Reinstate hia in cfty, On the day of the disturbance, it was ad, the chief failed to lead (igitinst the rloters-and had not his uniform, eu en y ni ny 2 bythe jolnt committe of miners and] Official Who Was Suspended Me that saci Hefore, the ago are now in’ shout water and dane Le x BREAD New Eo fan’ hoce-nishe si ‘Another effort will be made to moaity| by Mayor During the Strike | to he hunted up the chlet and tol |82°oU® CORRED BE! ancy 8 JO) | the largest loaf in the city for ake it accentable him to put on his uniform and command lumps, Ib., SOFT SHELL CRABS, breaded, the scale #0 as to make ft acceptable to} Riots. | Ma men, and that the chet replied that LAMB—Whele Racks of Lamb, Jd each, ’ ie was sic ep! jow, ye twe ; * ; ba wae ke should result 15,000 men ja tetter” written. by homay 1], 228ePh Barthlow, a laborer it Ib., Fourth Pioas,) will be affected. | Paton was offered in ChlePa’ gi | two years old, of No. 511 Kast One Huy —— | PATERSON, N. J, July By al fenve. Th certifed that on the dey (ep | dred and Fifty-fourth street, was struck - Unanimous vote of the Bi 4 oof Alder- pane rot the ehlef was stck and unfit for! by a train while crossing the New York jen Chlef of Police Frederick G, Graut,| “rere were twenty-one Atae Central Rallroad track at One Hundred $ } All the crack | who was suspended by M Hinoh-| present at the seamon, will ail oun Fi aoa inener ane! estioag 5,000 Neptune Stakes ; two-year-olds, |Hffe for alleged neglec uty, har! the chief World Wants been celts WHA Hull peyton enellatearsthe Followed by | Your Last Chance XCe ‘4 le to participate in the marvellous bargains we offer during the Excellent Results, yv perinles SALE =: CLOTHING STOCK ‘ 98 Paid Help Wants in | bought by us for SPOT CASH from S, J, NATHAN, SON & CO., SON & CO., 707 35 this morning's World, BUT 4 reinstatement ‘imm ng of the evidence AND, THE GREAT 2% miles f - - Punchestown Steeplechase ** "iis sfor tye" AND 4 OTHFR EVENTS BEGINNING AT 290 PM. MUSIC BY LANDER, All Coney Island Routes Lead to Brighton Course. p the station and the Coro- *Blyn Shoe Blyn Shoes—Oxfords und Colsnlale--corn pian stocks—midsuinmer values—shoes that are cape is choicest leahets, by best shoemakers—val that are unequalled in all New York outsi <9) our four busy Blyn Stored......cceseseeeerees Successful Shoe ipa Weald iyo Shoe Selling—Pull~ est Stocks and Newest Styles—No Odds and Ends—No Manu- facturers’ Misfits and intakes to Unioad—At the Blyn Stores You Get Just What You Want at Less Than You Have Ever Paid, Shoes and Oxfords for Men and Women, $1.80 to $4,00 I BLYN & SONS, GUARANTEE SHOE CO, wa, FOUR — 6th Ave, and 27th Stree’. Factories ; +4 , od arn aT AE SL Ny STORES Third Ave, and 122d Siree: fi vee BD) EASY TO 600 Bih Ave, 30th and 40:h Ss 401, 403, 405 REACH: 102 Bowery, near Broome. East Qist St. Broadway, at a price that enables us to sell reliable stylish Men’s & Boys’ "Suits | BELOW COST OF PRODUCTION Paid Help Wants in the 53 The soiling during th aclli ‘i 7 "1 , ng during the past wee Sree ie has heen 60 heavy that we are compelled to an. 280 aber NY panera gembinnd. | nounce that Saturday night wil/ end this sale of : ___ ‘Record- Breaking Values. VOR MOTHERS. 6) JANITRESB RE You Bluffing, 1 BLACKSMITHS 4) KITCHENWORK ,.. 10 { nC pooksiNiwas soe 7] LAUNDRESSES ..., } E SPECIAL, 40 ( BOOKKBHPERS .... 6| MACHINISTS 5 MEN'S SUITS, fine fast color serges A large assortment of washable Suits, c vr 86] MEN and all-wool flannels, offered elsewere (y—--4 fast colored materials, nicely trimmed 35 NURSES | as special values at $10.00, nows+++++ +) OPERATORS BUSHELMEN . eerCnEns ... PACKERS ..., ] , STOCK OF 1 chuvaaand 4 PANTER Men’s Suits. Columbia "Yiat Works For Boys. CABPENTI i Don’t fail to get one of the sensational A 44 We offer 3 specials in ys. ‘vol Suits, EAM BERMAINS + ¥ ener bargains we're selling in fine fast eer} AT HALF PRICE, made from. Afl-Wool Serges, Chertots Club Comments Pe ca 4| pokeans ..- serues and the latest style flannels | 390, Children's Sailors. A Ase and 30. eds, at r) e : mie 4 + 296 AY OO MARMADUKE” De Bosses 20) PRERAMEN Ae sone 8] BALRBLADIBB 5505 40 6 60 80! ee ‘ see O9C 4 The New York World Almanac for 1902 contains a list of Amerie CUTTBRE ...+ 4) BALBOMEN ccs 1 onan = = SHORS,. ; - i ye cans who possess two hundred thousand pounds and upward, [here DIsHWASHERE ... 10| SHORMAKERS —<— = = | 100 Bo Tie 7) Was J. Pierpont Morgan right or wrong bl shes NE ieee pel aces on tii (ne fioaeack DRBBAMAKIRS «11 6] PEBHODRAFHEN, every One Worth Double. | 5.0) Men's Shoes... pr ade Lietime, when vhedeclared that Poker was not the national forty-six columns! ii Great Britain there may be, at the most, a ibe cui # aowwsrrne thousand whose capital reaches or exceeds the sum mentioned, {is ur, AgRNCIEA. CMRRMAA HANDS 2 American game? Arguments to prove that it is, gives a fair comparison of the wealth of the two countries, and Years CAAPUL MEN should provide matter for thought to those » ho imagine that the (vid World can compete with the New without adapting is methods of business to the altered circumstances of the (ites, VARNISHERS WAIST HANDS iii soi il th cs A as lil a il