The evening world. Newspaper, September 26, 1902, Page 7

4 CREEN-C000 VCTINS TURK Catches Man Who At- tempts for Second Time to Exchange Sawdust for Gold. MISSOURI MAN'S STORY Dingle Weeps While He Tells of His Vain Search for Money at Less than Face Value. In prosecuting an alleged green-goods man in the Adaras Street Court, Brook- Twn, to-day J. B. Dingle, of No. 413 TRead street, Moberly, Mo, admitted that tor years he has been making Peralstent but futile efforts to purchase money, or what would pass for it, at a pate much lower than he could get it tegally. He wopt when telling of the Guplicity of groen-goods merchants, who invariably sold him tissue paper or sawdust for hard-earned coin But when the same man tried to palm off sawdust on him the second time !n Ave years ho protested and says he will wow prosecute him. Dingle came to New York five years ago in response to a circular offering him $10,000 worth of money ‘‘Just as good as the genuine” for $00. He pald the $00, and when he got home he found a box filled with sawdust. A month ago he recelved a circular from New York saying that the sender had come !nto possession of the ste: plates missing from the Treasury De- partment in Washington, from which the $% and $10 bills of 1891 had been printed, and that he was printing sod Money. Dingle corresponded with him, and in return he was told to come to @ hotel !n Manhattan and there regis- ter under a designated assumed name. After that he was to go to his room and remain there until a man knocked, The pass-word was then to be “Front.” ‘The man came and Dingle recognized him as the same man who had fold him the box of sawdust, Dingle ordered him out of the house. ‘Then he reported the matter to the police, and Detectives Cullen and Bonner, ‘of the Brooklyn headquarters, arrested Henry Morris, alias Henry Phillips, whose picture 1s in the Rogues’ Gallery under the name of “Sheeney Harry,’ Morris, who !# fifty-two years old, is sald to be one of the best known green-goods men in the country. He has been making his head- quarters in a saloon at No. 1576 Broad- way, Brooklyn, DYNAMITER WAS A POLITICIAN, McKie, Who Wrecked a Wash- ington Hotel, Dabbled in West Philadelphia Politics, with Republican Leanings. ————- WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.—Frank Mc- Kile, who wrecked the Golden Eagle Hotel, at New Jersey avenue and D strect, Northwest, then committed sul- cide, was active in West Philadelphia politics while he lived in Philadelphia, He was a member of the Fortleth Ward Republican Club. At No. 5702 Woodland avenue, where McKie boarded for two years, the land- lady sald that he was pleasant, popu- lar with the other boarders and with many friends. His only fault was in- temperance. Mrs. McKie, the young man's step- mother, lives In Philadelphia, An uncle of McKie, who was located to-day in Philadelphia, at No. 5702 Wood- land avenue, telegraphed to Major Syl- vester, Chief of Police, that he would | come ‘to Washington and take charge | f: of the body. Letters from Charley B. | Connell, of the Phtladelphin Common Councii, were found in McKte'n room. McKie ts known to have inquired re- garding the effect of explosives There seems no doubt that the explosion was deliberately planned —EEE—————, POLICE SCENT MURDER. Find Package Containing some Blood-Stained Clothing ST. LOUIS, Sept 26.—Some days ago a package was left at a business office, and when It waa opened last evening It | was found to contain clothing saturated with blood and @ two-pound plated scale | welght, also blood-stained There was a shirt marked “'D. G.,"" a collar, baby dress, @ woman's shirt waist and @ bar- | tender’s apron. It {8 not known just when the bundle | was left, nor who left tt. The bundle was turned over to the police, who have begun an investigation on the theery of | @ murder having been committed. CONSUMPTION CURED. Mr. Edward Schubarth and Mrs, H. C, Allington, Whom the Doctor Said Had Incurable Consumption, Were Per- manently Cured by Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey STOPPED HEMORRHAGES. Gentlemen: It ts with great pleasure that I write to Inform you that T have used eight bottles of your Pure Malt Whiske I would not have been here to: for your wonderful medict: all kinds of cough syrups the care of docts attacks of y 8 tol up my system and stopped the hemorrhage I cough but very little. I only regrot I not know of your whiskey before. I cannot | oapross what {t has done for me. I beg to remain, Yours respectfully, ALLINGTON. RS. H Nashua, N. H., Sept. 11, 1902. QUICKLY CURED. Dear Sirs: I picked up one of your cir- culars on @ table about a month ago and read {t through. After reading I went out And bought a bottle of your whiskey, which helped me right away, I am now on my fourth bottle, using it for so-c 1 curable consumption, and I feel 1 man. I think that tf I had known of y whiskey when I was at home in Chicago I would ha never come out here for my health ED. SCHUBARTH. 18, 1902, proscribed y, Duffy's Pure ff pere and pi 8 more curative power than all other medicines, It contains no fusel oll, so common In other whiskeys, dangerous ingredient {n for the dis ‘ya. on _takes effect. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey not only drives out consumption germs and heals but {t builds up new tissues and reno} the entire system. It alds digestion, stimulates and enriches th blood, tones up the heart, invigorates an dy so that {t will throw off all disease. At the Medical Convention in Albany one of the leading doctors sald ho would rather have Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to cure consumption, catarrh, asthma and diseases of the throat and lungs than all the quack medicines in the world, and the doctors present agreed with him ‘unanimously, Duffy's Pure | Malt Whiskey Is good for old and young. It has carried the blessing of health to hun- dreds of thousands of poor sufferers. Many have tried to imitate {t, and unre- Hable dealers have been known to try to sell thelr customers some cheap subst!- tute because there was more profit in the substitute. So we caution our patients to be careful and seo that ‘Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey” 18 on the label, and that it ts our own patent bottle,” with the name blown in the bottle. ‘This 1s the onl way. Duffy's Pure. Malt Whiskey 1s sold. If offered In bulk or in flasks it 18 a fraud, The genuine at all druggists or grocers or direct, $1.00 a bottle, It is the only Whiskey recognized by the Government aa a medicine. This ts a guarantee, A valuable medical booklet containing symptoms and treatment of each disease nd many testimontals will be sent free to any reader of The World who will write Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N, ¥. O’Neill’s Sale of Boys’ Overcoats! We will offer to-day and Saturday, in our Clothing Depart- ment, a special purchase of Boys’ Price. They came from one of made of x. Overcoats at very close to Half the best manufacturers and are Imported Oxford Gray Frieze tailored and stylish Coats........ I@" REGULAR VALUE, 8.00. All cut full and long, Velvet Collar; splendidly 4.75 EACH Other Special Features Interesting to Parents and Guardians. of all wool blue cheviot and mixed +O: cj Boys’ Sailor Suits cassimeres, al} handsomely trimmed, 3 to 10 years, value 4, Boys’ Two-Piece Short Pants Suits {oot cas meres, cheviots, tweeds and navy blue cheviots, 7 to 15 years; also Norfolk Suits of the same materials in 3 to 2 98 ° 10-year sizes; value 4,50 Suits for Young Men stylish, well made garments, 15 to 20-year sizes; value, 12.00....se000e00 A complete Stock of New JE, 2077 Caps, Shirt Waists, Gloves and Furnishings, . At Lowest Prices, made of all in a large assortment of the new imported materials, 6.75 Fall Styles in Boys’ Hats, which confront him. $25 suits away for less than $17. Perplexity knits his brow. THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 26, 1902, Scegel Cooper Co., Sixth Avenue, 18th and 19th Streets. Oke Clothing Rustness Has Irs Amusing Phases. There is lots of entertainment in the study of the local clothing situation. Take the man who journeys homeward after a busy day. He sits in a surface car for example. M Clothing Advertisements Are Over His Hoad, in Kis Head, and in the Yowspaper He Holds in His Hands. He needs new clothing, but he is confused by the deluge of adjectives, of plausible subterfuges, of cunning inventions What is he to believe? One merchant says he is giving Unconscious philanthropy, forsooth! An- other firm suddenly bestirs itself, and in an outburst of eloquence is eager to self $30 and $25 suits for less than $15. geration spreads like a prairie fire. possible value for the money he expends. proved fashions. 2,000 Yew Fall Suits. Over 2,000 Suits, comprising the choice selections of Fall fabrics, cutin the very latest ap- We make no claims as to value, we leave that to AT your judgment. Itie 50 very simple to produce good garments at $25.00 or $30.00, but only at the Siegel Cooper e Clothing Store can such Suits be found —_ ished at the perfection of these garments, VERY SHORT, VERY TALL, VERY STOUT, VERY SLIM and other extreme builds. THESE GARMENTS ARE DESIGNED BY OUR SPECIALIST, and it is nothing new for ue TO FIT MEN OF ALL BUILDS. j The Tailoring Art, in its Perfection, is shown in the Wonderful! Invention is said to be the mother of necessity. This store is not compelled to resort to hyperbolic valuations to attract people into its clothing sections. that is necessary to impress the careful thinking man who wants the best Such offers as the following are all Jor Sirls and Misses. | Sauntiest Fall Styles tn Gown This vast and splendidly equipped Section on the Second Floor for Girl and Misses is now in its most radiant mood. ‘i Ale the Brightest Fashions Are Here, It is a beautiful exposition of the best and freshest in correct Fall apparel. } for Girls and Misses, ay The PRICE ATTRACTIONS ARE EQUALLY IMPORTANT. Mothers ]] realize how important the factor of economy is here. That is why such crowds pipetenes come Saturday. That’s why so many smiling young faces | are seen here. | Girls’ Department. } GIRLS’ BOX COATS, full length, all-wool melton, ) GIRLS’ ZIBELINE BOX COATS, yoke back with Wat- [fi triple cape, piped with velvet, blue, brown, 6. 90 teau box plait, rolling collar, double-breasted 7. Of | red and tan, 6-14 years, at ‘ \front, full bishop sleeves, turnover cuffs, at 4 ¢ GIRLS’ LONG PLAITED BOX COATS, triple collar, edged with velvet, bishop sleeves, turned cuffs, at " "6.90 And soit goes. Exag- GIRLS’ BOX COATS of kersey, ki- mono sleeve, strictly tailor finish, at 7 90 GIRLS' AND MISSES’ FANCY Grousers Store higher classes : Meortmeut of worsted, ca | Men’s Suits ranging from simere and cheviot 3,00 we shall introduce new styles for | biage of pretty Shirt Waists. The fabrics used are Heavy White Mad- Autumn incomparable for VALUE | ras, Jacquard, Damask effects, also Fine French Botany Flannel and anywhere. Knickerbocker Section NORFOLK and DOUBLE- BREASTED JACKET AT SUITS, showing all the [ latest autumn colorings, 2 SSF also navy blue; sizes 7 to eo 17 years, JACKET SUITS, made of THREE-PIECE VEST SUITS (sizes 9 to 17 years), the popular suit for larger boys; navy blue, black, mixtures and fancy combinations, Clothes tor Dress Wear. Black, smooth or rough finish fabrics, com- Prising Worsted, Diagonals, Thibets and 50 Cheviots. Sacks or 3-button Frocks. Every e garment a credit to its maker, Fall Suits in Wixtures. All the new brown and olive combinations, including Overplaids and Heather Mixtures. 50 Slate, Oxford and gray tones, fancy stripes and herringbone effects. The new Double- Breasted Sacks are strongly represented. e Gop Coats and Raincoats, The Oxford and black Chesterfield (medium length) Coats. The short Coverts, in various 50 shades, are shown in great variety. RE- LIABLE RAIN COATS of fine texture. e i Special Model Suits. Gentlemen who have NEVER been fitted with a ready-made suit heretofore will be aston- ( ) 50 e Top Coats and Rain-Coats from Prince Albert Coats and Vests from Tuxedo and Full Dress Coats and Vests, /6,50 to 23,50 Boys’ Store On the Second Ftoor. To-morrow DRESSES and SCHOOL DRESSES, Ken COR Ke prices ranging from 1,95, $2.90, $3.75, $4.50 Te GZ} and CHILDREN’S CASHMERE DRESSES, blue, red and brown, long-waisted ef- fect, tucked yoke, full vest of silk, fancy collar, trimmed with white and black silk braid, full bishop sleeves, gored okirt, at” 3 75 Misses’ Department. MISSES’ SUITS, all-wool Venetian, blue, black, red and brown, jacket has slot seams, satin ined, and seved;gored skirt, ined with best percaline, $13.75 quality, at 9.75 MISSES’ PEDESTRIENNE SUITS, suow- flake cloth, Norfolk or blouse jacket, plaited back, ined with aatinor tata, and ide plalted akcrta, 6.50 MISSES’ DRESS SKIRTS, blue and black cheviot, slot seams atitched with white and {ntaid with white broadcloth. Also SKIRTS OF BLUE AND BLACK BROADCLOTH, trimmed with taffeta bands, forming yoko in Hout, drop ekirt of fine percaline, O» 7D. BLUE AND BLACK BROADCLOTH SKIRTS, three clustera of taffeta bands, forming yoks and panel front, over drop ekirt 6.75 percaline,. length 36-40, MISSES' BLUE AND BLACK KILTED SKIRTS, light-weight assortm anced elton, etrictly tallared, over drop akirt of mercerlasd’ys ot ve] MISSEST DaweS MNES RIN percaline, a 6.7. fo) SUITS, comprising a variety of ma- , excellent 3.90 MISSES! SEVEN-GORED FLARE SKIRTS, Sarlalg; cet oe brenden talloring, of blue and black cheviot, sieltoy cherot aan coe 7 MISSES' SIDE-PLAITED SKIRTS, trimmed with black ollk | “0% 10% beginning at 75 soutache braids and taffeta over mercerized drop akirt, VELVET SHIRT-WAIST SUITS, blue, taffeta dust ruffle, G. 7/F| viackk, groon and brown, plaited waist and ited skirt with fancy 72,50 0 26,50 12.50 0 23,50 Meee oe Nig Jue ta a wits [Sealed erent 7.9 75) emis 5 at MISSES' WALKIN yal and mixed T2500 2S2S5ON\| mt cerers ticle aie, are wie 5.50 ton, Morfolk cr wloteetined jack.” elds plait ee aaa medium gray, with kilt plaiting or finely tailored 3. a5" 71, fy seven-gored lap seam, with 4-inch stitched facing, (Second Floor, Otxth Ave, *s Ce Wen’s Colored Women’s Waists. Stst-Bosom Shires, IIe Some of the New Autumn Effects. % this beautif = r Dame Fashion's best efforts are portrayed in this beautiful assem: For to-morrow we offer 200 dozen colored stii bosom Shirts, all made in the best way and of very excellent quality: cale. A pair of detached link cuffs with every shirt. : You may choose from a big and well-diversified variety of neat and stylish patterns and colorings; the popular dots : and figures are alsoincluded. Guaranteed perfect in fit and ec make. In every respect $1.00 shirts. Saturday, each, (Main Floor, East of Becalator, 19th St. 81861 Seasonable Shoes sex, wom Saturday is always a day of activity in the Shoe Stores on t joths, camel’s-hair, Prunelle Cloth. These are shown in pleasing assortments. ALSO SPECIAL TU-MORROW ARE: HEAVY BANCY WHITE MAD. WAISTS, heavy peau de sole, shoulders, large pear! buttons. 7, PD pianos Vannes pavaris Bist st ac, be, 95 black, light blue and white, 6,90 and red. (Second Floor, Centre.) One Busy Hat Store pure worsted fabrics, in i ” Introd: thi latest novelty. The new hat is represented in A yy navy blue and mixtures, “Liberty ed ve oth of our casbrated brands: i Main and Second EVERY SEAM REIN- SPECIAL, 0. All the Floors, and just ‘ FORCED and STITCHED, + Three ur Soave by adding fresh rousers have large SS Hats a OF ’ 339 Very es anice OFint DOUBLE SEAT and KNEES, 4 pice of interest to f@ suit both high-class and e In One. 7 Pp lex Shades. the offerings we extra serviceable, J “Our “Our , mention briefly R } by way of epublie,” Suvenite Section RUSSIAN BLOUSE SUITS, made of the very finest Imported Serges, with exquisite EXTRA COLLARS AND CUFFS 2. OF FINEST QUALITY ° SILKS, in exclusive combinations, sizes 2% to 8 years, SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, ina most elabo- rate display, including all the popular as well as exclusive fal de- signs and special models, sizes 3 to 12 years, Youths’ Section. SUITS FOR THE COM- ING MAN. ‘Not too maunish'' nor splendid ip every sense, LONG - TROUSER SUITS, in neat mixtures, also navy blue; well made, serviceable fabrics; absolutely no eoual any- where; sizes 14 to 19 a 385 to 575 285 275 “too boyish’’~JUST RIGHT. | S. 7 All fabrics and styles; e 4,75) WOMEN'S SHOES Df IS GIRLS’ AT () SHOES, with the same material and - manship as the Women’s Foot Mould Shoes; sizes 6 to 8 1.50) i thou, J,75 str, 200K BOYS’ SHOES AT O§@ Hy tin calf, all sol : WOMEN’S $5.00 DRESS TQS waive iid, with d, in eizes from 836) ‘tent leather SHOES AT {in eles 84 to 134s all good $1.50 are Several styles of high French heels, Colon- ; " fals with good buckles, and goveral atyles ot a 5 $3.50 SHOES 49 Patent Leather Oxford Ties.” iw al of $3.50 WOMEN'S SHOES IS. leathers, all sizes, in button and lacs, AT Cc some calf and kid shoes in lace only. . Several styles in button and lace, principally | And then mpst of you know that the, in sizes 2to 4's, Most of these have sold for $2.00. GIRLS’ SHOES AT IS8e n a This Hat Store ‘‘does not follow'’—IT LEADS. On August 21 we stated in reference to ‘‘Fawn’’ Hats: “These Styles will be universally worn." Vict kid, patent tip, spring heel, button! cHORS FOR MEN AND | y in all sizes up to women's | Great Cigar Values. psi WOMEN AT 3.00. Mata Floor, Fast.) | 4f¢ better than any in the market at $3.50", IMPORTED MANUEL GARCIA; Puritanos Firos, box of 50, 5.75 gor, Take Hvoalator,) | All the Fall styles are pot LA GUETINA; High Grado Clear Havana Puritans Finos; box of 50, 4.00 TEN CENT HAVANA SECONDS; all Havana, box of 100, 3.95 | MARCONI INVINCI-} =FLORODORA CL GENERAL FR EMONT BLES, box GARS, box INVINCIBLES, ors” 2, OOW \otr0, 7, OF] wxot2s, J, 75 Neem TUST BESO ome GREAT METROPOLIS; Full Havana Filler, Puritanos Finos, box of 50, 2.50 LA SIMPATICA; Clear Havana Conchas Especiales, box of 50, 2.15 Drug Store Spectads. Price is always a powerful attraction of this vast and splendidly equipped Drug Store, It ranks as potently as qu and that is at all times the best possible. HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT, bottle, 22) SEVEN SUTHERLAND SIS- CREMO PERFECTAS; box of 50, 1.45 | | soZODONT, bottle, 17 | TERS' HAIR GROWER, one FORTO RICAN BREVAS; the genuino article; box of 50, 1.00 | | pr. CHARLES! FLESH FOOD, 31 | collar site, & SEVEN SUTHER- LUCKE’S ROLLED CIGAR; box of 50, . 85 MAIL ORDERS FILLED, (Main Floor, Bast, 19th St.) BABESKIN SOAP, cake, HEBE COMPLEXION SOAP, cake, BLAUD’S IRON PILLS, 5 gr,