The evening world. Newspaper, July 28, 1902, Page 3

Fe ia sla FURIOUS RUNAWAY, Many Incidents in the Dash of Dr. J. Washburne’s Beast Toward Its Stable, Which It Nearly Gained, Dr. J. Washburne, of No, 48 West One Hundred and Twenty-cighth street, had dust left his buggy to call upon a pa- tient at One Hundrei and Fifty-fifth atreet and St. Nichols place this after noon when his horse became frightened at a passing lumber wagon and ran ve Bugene Clark, the doctor's coachman, was In the buggy and yelled to Bicycle Policeman Mullarkey to come to his ald. Mullarkey pedalled furiously in pursuit of the runaway and was abreast of the flying animal at One Hundred and For- tleth street, when the horse shied and the buggy upset, throwing Clark out upon the sidewalk. ‘With the upturned buggy trailing be- hind, the frightened horse continued at top speed down the thoroughfare to One Hundred and Thirtieth street, into which it turned. By this time nothing but the sbafts of the buggy were attached to the horse. Two bicyotists, John Burton and Will- &lam Morris, of Bedford Park, who were proceeding along through One Hundred and Thirtieth street, could not got out of the way of the horse and were thrown from thelr wheels. They were not badly burt. A om, a street sweeper sprawling by the animal he could @cramble to his feet was upset by Policeman Mullarkey, still in full pursuit, At Lenox av Mullarkey managed to corral the doc- tor's horse. The animal's etable, for which he was evidently headed, was but one hundred feet distant. ———__— MOODY LEAVES OYSTER BAY. Bids Adieu to Roosevelt and Re- sames His Northern Cruise. OYSTER BAY, L. 1, July 28—Secre- tary Moody, who for forty-eight hours has been the guest of President Roose- velt at Sagamore Hill, left to-day on the Dolphin on his northern cruise. As he left the landing a salute of seven- teen guns was fired In his honor by the Dolphin. He will proceed along the New England cast as far as Portland, Me., stopping at intermediate points as his Interest or business may require, President Roosevelt passed a quiet forenoon at Sagamore Hill, no visitors of official importance being received. ————=—_- HUMAN ARM FOU) The arm and hand of a man was found this afternoon in a vacant lot at Clinton and Park avenues, Brooklyn. From, the appearance of the limb, which was badly decomposed, the police be- Uetle further DOCTOR'S HORSE IN | lor the ®|for Aug. 6. +| Engineer Wright badly Injured. None [TELEGRAPH.|| EY TERMINAL MAY GO. BURY, Conn. July 2%—The rallroad company's offer for sixty-five a unton station and sidings opens up speculation as to the possible removal of the present trolley terminal and a railroad revolution here. The Meat Trust's proposed changes here may 1 in one big warehouse sup- planting four whieh now do a business of nearly $2,000,000 yearly and may com: Del retailers to’ pay higher prices. REV. CARROLL WILL RECOVER, SARATOGA, July 28—While the con- dition of the Rev. Martin Carroll, of St. Vincent de Paui's Church, Brooklyn, 1s still serious Dr. W. B. Swan says that his patient will recover and will not be | compelled to suffer the amputation of} his foot. Father Carroll was in the trol- ley-car accident near Saratoka Lake on July 23, when his right ankle was frac- tured 70,000 SETTLE IN CANADA, OTTAWA, July 28.—The total tmml- gration into Canada for the fiscal year ended June ¥0 foots up over 70,000 per- sons, Americans being the largest num- ber by nationality. FOR ROCKEFELLER CHURCH. PAUL SMITH'S N, Y., July 28.—John D. Rockefeller 1s making a short visit here. It ts said he will supply the funds to build a Baptist Church at this resort. TRIAL FOR Ww MONITOR, NEWPORT NEWS, Va, July 28.—It was announced ‘at the shipyard that the date for the official speed trial monitor Arkansas has been set ‘The trial will take place over the Barren Island course in Ches- apeake Bay, after which she will be taken to sea, The Arkansas is the first of the four new monitors to be com- pleted LEFT 164 DESCENDANTS. PARKERSBURG, W, Va., July 2%8.— Mrs. Nancy Withrow, who died at her home on U.e Rocky Fork of Poca River a few days ago, left the largest family of descendants ever known in the State, She was the mother of thirteen children, ten of whom survive her. She had seventy living grandchildren, eighty-one great-grandchildren, grandchildren, She years olu. GUEST DEAD IN BED. PORT JPRVIS, N. Y., July 23.—Henry C. Hintzer, seventy-two years old, of Hoboken, a guest at the boarding- house of Willlam Rittershausen, Youngs- ville, was found dead in his bed to-day. Heart trouble caused death FLOODS CAUSE TRAIN WRECK. DALLAS, Tex., July 28—A passenger train on the International and Great Northern Railroad, from St. Louls to Laredo, was wrecked in a washout caused’ by the floods near Whitehouse station. Fireman Walker was killed and 3 three great-great- was eighty-four of the passengers was seriously hurt. MRS. DAVID S. SAMMIS DEAD, BABYLON, L. 1., July ®%—Mrs. David 5. Sammis, wife of the former pro- prietor of the Surf Hotel on Fire Island, died to-day from apoplexy. She was Heye that it was thrown into the lot by @ medical student who had been dis- secting it. among the best known watering ” on the coast between Bar Harbor Long Branch. |The property was sold to the State in 1893 and Mr, Sammie died two years later, leaving an estate of nearly q third of @ million dollars. COURTESY WON PROMOTION. CHICAGO, July %.—K. J. Titus, untt very recently a steward on a dining car ot the Chicago and Alton Rallroad, has been appointed commissary superinten- dent of the Mobile and Ohlo Ratiroad. ‘Titus so pleased an officer of the latter road by his courteous attentions in the dining car that the latter forthwith of- fered him the office of commissary su- perintendent, SHOT OUT CANDLE AND LIFE. PHELPS. N. ¥,, July 8.—Jay Fridley, fifteen years old, was fatally shot in the left lung by the accidental discharge of a small air rife, William Haines was shooting out the flame of @ candle and the gun by some means went off when pointed toward Fridley. | CABLE. GETs PREYER COLLECTION. VIENNA, July 28.—The Neves Wiener Tagblatt says that United States Sena- tor Clark will soon remove to hae J 1s reyer col- December for about 3376, TRAIN FILIPINO TEACHERS, MANILA, July 2%.—School Commis- sioner Bernard Moses is perfecting plans for the organization of a college in Manila for the training of Filipino teach- ers. His plans provide for the instruc- tion of the children in the morning by Filipino teachers, and In the afternoon by Americans. CHOLERA CASES IN CAIRO. CAIRO, Egypt, new cases of cholera and thirty-eilgh deaths from the disease have been re- ported In this city, One English woman has been attacked. DEATHS FROM CHOLERA. ST, PETPRSBURG, July 28.—Deaths from cholera in Manchuria between July 15 and July 23 numbered 106 Russians and 276 Chinese. IN HONOR OF KRUGER. PARIS, July 2%.—The Paris mint le about to issue a coin to be presented by the Pro-Boer Committees to the vener- able President Kruger. ANOTHER VOLCANO ACTIVE. SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, July 28.—8ub- terranean roarings are frequently heard in this city and in Alajuela, a town eleven and one-half miles away. They are believed to be caused by the Poas volcano, nineteen miles northwest of here. ROBERTSON TO PLAY HERE. LONDON, July 23.—Marcus Mayer has secured Forbes Robertson for an Amert- can tour in 193, Mr, Robertson has not settled on a play. but will not take “Mice and Men,” in which he ts now ap- pearing In London, MOROS ATTACK AMERICANS. MANILA, July 28—A party of engi- neers commanded by Lieut. Brown, en- seventy-one years old and for nearly forty Years acted as hostess of the Bust otel. During that period the resort camped at Matalang River, was at- tacked by Moros. The attack was re- BUTLER “CHOICE GROCERIES particularly low prices: BUTLER'S SOAP - 13 CAKES CONEY ! A Package Shredded Wheat cy ‘ led, all Soups, Anderson's Concentrated, varletfen, @ ca 7c Somp Powder, Cienewell Brand, 4c ice roiloa Head, 84 Qe enches, sarviand Qo a CAs. pee a rnia Peaches oF 196 Pemray Hoste Brand, & oat. Liberty Jam, ail truil, & Bo oe 4 ¥ juicy” ‘diemsines”'& Qe onele 25 wy dome 5c » 10c Brand, oF 7 CAKES BABBITT’S BEST SOAP FOR CEREAL SPECIAL. A Package Blue Ribbon Breakfast Food, BOTH FOR 19 CENTS. STORES EVERYWHERE. 104 RETAIL 3% POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR, - | 3% POUNDS PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS FLOUR, CONEY ISLAND SOAP YOUR CHOICE OF ANY OF THESE FAMOUS BRANDS OF 7 CAKES BUTLER’S BORAX SOAP FOR. SLAND SOAP FOR... Biscuit, {Pound Box A BARGAIN. 1 Can Tomatoes, 1 Can Essie Corn, } Can Baked Beans, ALL THREE FOR 25 cents. CEYLON TEA. <=. BUTLER'S nl i TLAl ceytd WASH DAY SPECIAL. 3 Pounds Washing Soda, - ® 1 Pound Laundry Starch, - ALL THREE FOR 1© CENTS. ‘BUTLER CHOICE GROCERIES QUALITY IN GROCERIES is, of course, the first consideration—after that, price. Look sharp to the quality of every article of food which comes to your table, as that is a duty you owe to yourself and every member of your family. This is what you find in the Butler Stores—Groceries of the highest quality, yet at prices lower than the lowest elsewhere, For our Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday sale we make these ‘ Both for 23c - BABBITT’S SOAP. OAP: Value 8c Value 4c Value 5c Eas? Brand, « bol ? A 5c Roll 0 Tri 1 I. tolled riumph Brand, & J (Qe White Wi - PIN title, wrapped Domeatle, pint boi: Olive O41, Imported, pint vot CHOICE GROCERIES pulsed without loss to the Americans. | Throe Moron wero killed. hat the Sultan of Naull x LONDON, July 28.—The Parllamentary | Yerkes's proposal tube traiap aystem for London elicited the fact to- i day that on!y $10,000,000 out of $25,000,900) | Wear" Iiehty-ninth, etrect capital of the new district road is held Sir Lewla Molver, chatr- | band. he committee. sald he dd 00s (SHEEHAN NOT BADLY HURT. long as It was good money. WREATH FOR HUMBERT’S TOMB. King Humbert, who was killed at Monza July 29, 1900, ex-Untted States Minister William F. Draper, who te now In Paris, sent to Lewis M. Iddings, Secretary of the United States Embassy at Rome, 8 magnificent wreath, which Mr, Iddings placed on the King’s tomb. —<———— ST. VINCENT AGAIN MENACED Earthqanke and Tidal Wave Ci Another Stampede from Isl Island of St. Vincent. %8.—Tihe Souriere voloano has been slightly in eruption twice since last Monday. A severe earthquake shock. acoompanted by a tidal wave, affected the northeast point of the island, waeh-lo 4 Dow's LOSS, ing a fire-swept damage was done. KINGSTOWN, olasses and laborers, fearing disaster, ment Is still feeding 6,000 persons settlement of refugees in huts on ac- quired lands in safe localities is pro- July 28.—Fifty-two | #ressing. a ll tl li! eb ta LOCAL, IDENTIFIED BY HUSBAND, of the woman who thinking the | Friendly na thout rentries. | 4, with Charles T,| The body tation |found drowned at Rosavitte, 8 1, on Saturday morning came fram 80 The conditton of John C, She recelved a communication requesting thelr co-operation for ment. BOOKMAKER ACCUSES HIM. In the Coney Island Police © | Harry Marks, a betting commiss living In Voorhles avenue, Sheep to Harry Monheim, a bookmaker. heim lost the money last Thureda: claimed that Marks found it. Marks denier, The] da, N. TOOK PASSAGE TO DIE. August Banny, forty-two years old, a greatest of all great sales. pressure is removed. len’s Clothing. MEN’S ALL-WOOL oth 6.98 newest patterns; really worth $12.00; Green Tagged, . MEN’S FINE STYLISH SUITS, all handsome patterns; values 9 98 $15 and $16; Gren Tagged, . ¢ MEN’S VERY SWELL SUITS of finest fabrics and best workman- ship; values $18 and $20; 12 98 Green Tagged............ e MEN'S EXTREMELY STYLISH SUITS, im- ported fabrics, single and two-button double- reasted sacks, hand-made garments; mar- $25 and $28; Green fa "15.98 Green Tag Sale of Furnishings. 15c, COLLARS for, each 15c, CUFFS for, pair.... 50c, SUSPENDERS for......... 25c. and 50c. HOSIERY for soc. STOCK TIES for.... 50c. SILK NECKWEAR for. KOC BELTS {Otisccscecscesen os 50c, and 75c, UNDERWEAR for....... 35 $1.00MADRAS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS for 4 2 $1.50MADRAS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS for 89 $1.50 BATHING SUITS for,...++.... 95 Green Tag Sale of y Men’sStrawHats MEN'S STRAW HATS, all the MEN'S PANAMAS, trimmed and untrimmed, values $6.00, $8.00 2. 45 MEN'S STRAW HATS, the $1.00 39¢ $2.00, $3.00 and $4,00 values; And $10.00 .e00..++:00ee rere vels of beauty; values and $1.50 grades; Green Tagged Green Tagged. .oosscersseeeee 98c pea ne AAG itd been 10 of No The identi fication Was made by the woman's hua. Federated Trades Council of Milwaukee pendent political action with a view of coming together In a national move- Bay, was arraigned on a charge of re- taining possession of $3,500 belonging g -morrow’s the day and 8 A. Green Tag’? will begin its work. Whenever you see that that the greatest bargain ever offered is within your reach. {| Russian passenger in the the steamship Zee! werp July 19 committed Jumping overboant The steamahip of- Aclals delleved he engaged passage aole-| ly for the purpose of killing himeelf. CLARE AND MENETS HELD. Magistrate Connorton, in Long Taland to-day remanded Harry Clare, ward Flannagan. his wife, Annie, at the requent of de- | tecttves, who hope to connect. them with a series of Sungiaries In Greater New York | CAR CUT OFF HIS LEG, | them war her t ehan, who broke pie vals is & fall at Tans Christopher Cannon, — twenty-weven | ‘Branel turday, {snot mertous, He | \, ; | 2% —To-day being the eve BiAnch on Saturday, ie net oN nnse | Nears old, of Marinera’ Harbor, 8. 1., of the anniversary of the murter offor four cays suld Dr, Simmons cast | Vas run down to-day by a trolley car night. of the Midland Road, Hin left leg was| torte FOR A LABOR PARTY. cuUlon The Central Federated Union has}#100 A WEEK ALIMONY, that Court loner, shead diamond expert, ts dead at her home, No. % Bast Sixty-firat street, She was a diamond merchant for more than forty years. MYSTERY IN A DEATH, Mon-| Newark ovolice are investigating the and| mysterious deaih of a man who wns ‘This | found unconscious in a park, He died without regaining consciousness "| MAGISTRATE AND WIFE ILL, estate, Né ther "ene z per ems Fillott 8. Weeden, the soven-year-old| Magistrate oJhn 0. ‘Mott, who has| rhe, Veneauelan revolutionary Gen. both of the wealthler| SP@ndson of Charles H. Dow, of Dow,| been attending his wife in Illness In now| dent Castro. wan receiving reintorre. Tre leating the {Jones & Co. publishers of the Wall| himself confined to his bed. Bach hax {ments from Trujillo, State of Los Andes, aleaviDe Mietat. JUNTA, fell Fro & oak ana |neart Prouue, awaited, near Alto do ia Palma a. body oO overn| was drowned In Glenmere Lake, Flori-|(RACKSMEN TRANSFERRED, Sen aminand OF Laon Bactinnge Aa Thomas O'Brien and Frack Collins, | accused of being implicated in the orack- ing of the mafe in &the New York and Our inventory tells us we have upward of $150,000 more stock in the store \ than we ought to have. We must get that stock in money. Cost, value, former prices © will all be absolutely ignored and attention paid only to the question, How long must we Aorce prices to sell the goods quick? A REVOLUTION IN VALUES is the only thing that will do it, and is the only way to express the phenomenal bargains we shall offer during this, the 0 M. the time when the price-destroying tag through the store you may know Sale will continue until the $150,000 Sz Green Tag Sale of| Green Tag Sale of os ' There’s bargains such as you never dreamed of in every line that follows. Do not let a single item, a single letter, escape you,and even then the story is not half told, Men’s Outing Suits. MEN'S OUTING SUITS, made up of home- spuns, tweeds, cassimeres, chev- iots and flannels; actual valued. 08 $12.00; Green Taggedsese.,.. 2% MEN'S OUTING SUITS. All the fabrics that are sought after are embraced in this lot; real values $14 and 81516 98 Green Tagged, .oeo.......0000@ MEN’S OUTING SUITS, cut from fine im- pone woollens, all hand tai- lored, extremely swell; values 98 $18 and $20; Green Tagged..,. 7° MEN’S OUTING PANTS, in homespuns, tweeds and flannels; values $4.50 and $5.00; Green 2 9 Taggedecsercccsee +» @ MEN'S OUTING PANTS, in imported goods, all colors and styles; values $5.00 and $6.00; Green 3 59 MEN'S OUTING PANTS, in homespuns and flannels; valu 1 98 £4.00; Green Tagged., ® Green Tag Sale of ° Clothing. CHILDREN'S TWO - PIECE 1 35 $2.50 to $3.50; Green Tagged. * © CHILDREN’S TWO AND THREE PIECE value $5 and $6; Green Tagged... seeees ages 15 to 20 years; values $8 4 95 and $9; Green Tagged ® 6.95 9 Children’s. SUITS, ages 7 to 16 years; value SUITS, ages 7 to 16 vears; 2 5 e BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS, BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS, ages 15 to 20 years; values $12 to $15; Green Tagged....... steerage of) Stam#tond 1, which left Ant-| fer, Were taken to Westchester to-da suicide by | TOOK 88,000 IN FURS. Burglare took $3,009 In furs to-day from [47 Bast Nineteonth street and oarted |INFANTICIDE DIES. Grief at hearing that she had slain Ernest Menet and) Meade to-day WASHINGTON. ee MAY END WAR. between the Colombian Government and the revolutionary Catholic Missionary Unton, has received & gift of $10,000 fof the establishment of ‘the apoatollc tutton which Is to be opened in. this city for the training of Roman Cath: SETBACK FOR CASTRO. PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, July 28.— der command of Lepoldo Baptistx. An engagement ensued, resulting in the de- feat of the reinforcements by Mendoza’s troopa and the capture of their ammu- nition, Women as ‘Trolley office at Port away in a wagon wo Ilttle children killed Mrs. Mary. are making for an understanding Wortnen a3 well junta in New York all end the long civil war in the from tho| Mra. Adele F. Watt was to-day grant-| republic. Gen, Vargas-Santos, one of reat remedy, ed $100 a week temporary alimony, by | the leaders of the revolution, Is In New The mild and the immediate effeot of Inde. | Justice Hall pending trial of her ‘aut | York: Swamp-Root is coon realized, It is sold Lh Seana ee Cea TeNONE WAR. 910,000 rom stt8st0N. by, droegists io fy. : DIAMOND EXPERT DEAD. ene & ostie Jay ean, Rew, Alex: | sizes. You may have a Mrs. Mary Ann Mills, famous woman 7 eel ‘© sample bottle by mail free, also pamphlet ing all about it, It mission house, an insti | se ands of testi priests as missionaries to non-Catholics, A BAe sure pelos ag mintonarcn £0 gomecaholic, | & Ge. Binghamton, N.Y aad sessions of the (intted States, 2 pein Nebel Don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Roct, and { Are Made Miserable by Kidney Trouble. Kidney trouble preys uy Courages and lessend ambition; beauty, vigor _, become s0 prevalent urine’ scalds the flesh or if, when the child | teaches an ago when it should be able to control the passage, it is yet afflicted with | bed-wetting, depend upon’ it. the cause of the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first step should be towards the treatment of Uned Nea aid organs. ued Ginrwentn » trouble Is due to a digeased condition of t WASHINGTON, July 28.—Renewed ef-| kidncys and bladder and not to a habit as most people suppose. erable with kidney and bladder trouble, and both need the same Jc | from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer N. Y,, cn every bottle. Well as in the mind, dis and cheerfulness sooh disappear when the kid neys ure out of order or di i Kidney trouble has that it 1s notuncommon: for a child to be born neys. Ifthe child urin= ates too often, if the as men are made mis» tell- ome of Swaurp-Reot. including many of tho monial letters recelved he address, Binghamton, Iittle delay. Moral; Don’t Large fortunes are often lost by a NOW in the Sunday World. delay. Advertise Men’s Pants, MEN'S PANTS, a variety of pat- terns; regular values $2.50 and 1 79 $3.00; Green Tagged........ 2 MEN'S FINE PANTS, all new patterns; real value $4.00 an 2 (9 $4.50; Green Tag ed... 1 ee MEN'S VERY FI 3 PANTS, in fancy wor- steds, elegant fabrics; real values $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00; Green 3 9 MEN’S GOLF AND BIKE PANTS, Green Tag Sale of Men’s Blue Serge Coats. MEN’S BLUE SERGE COATS, fast color; value $4; Green 2 45 Tegged.....+.-srereeresee.. ° MEN'S BLUE SERGE COATS, in single and double breasted _ styles; values $5 and $5.50; Green MEN'S ALPACA COAT: ue $2.00; Green Tagged, , MEN'S ALPACA, a better grade; real value $3.00; Green Tagged 1 85 wool, all colors; values $5, $6 1.95 and $7; Green Tagged. ’ Men’s Shoes. | MEN'S OXFORDS AND HIGH LACE vici kid and box calf, made on the newest lasts; this lot includes all of our $3, $4 and $5 grades; Green 2.45 “1.35 . e MEN'S ODD COATS, in all- Green Tag Sale of SHOES of fine patent leather, enamelled Tagged.... Ye é eps F ccd ee &