The evening world. Newspaper, October 3, 1902, Page 9

ms 4 J ‘ BS + SAYS BERBER KILLED COOLIE. Coroner Asserts Dis- ease Was Cause of Chinese Fireman's Death. HE SMOKED MUCH. Berl-berl, a disease of the Far East, akin to the dreaded plague, Is supposed to have caused the death of Wang Pal, a coolle coal-passer, in Gouverneur Hos- pital to-day. The hospital doctors are unable to agree upon the nature of the Aisease that carried off the Chinaman, but the Coroners’ Office 1s authority for the statement that it was beri-bert. Many of the symptoms of the disease, {including swollen lMmbs and swollen face, are present. Wang Pal came to New York on the Warrack line tea ship Braemer from Hong Kong, which arrived here on Sept, %, and docked at Pier No. 30 East River. When the ehtp passed Quaran- tine there was no Illness on board. The Chinaman became sick the next day. Caused by Opium Smoking. Capt. Watt, of the steamer, sent to} the Merchant Marine Hospital Service for a physician. The doctor said that Wang Pai was suffering from kidney isoase, brought on by excessive oplum smoking. The condition of the man ‘was not considered serious until yes- terday afternoon, when he took # turn for the worse. Capt. Watt sent for an ambulance at, 21 o'clock last night, and Wang Pai was! Temoved to the hospital. The doctors Were puzzled about what steps to take for bis relief, and while they were fig- luring on his disease he died. ‘When the Coroner sannounced that ‘Wang Pai had died of beri-beri, an am- bulance was sent to the pier, the sup- position being that there were many ther cases of the disease aboard the Capt. Wett would not let the doctors WALSH STOPS POL ROOM HU Bureau from Which In- Get Out of Precinct. BEN STEINHART ANGRY. Capt. Walsh, of the Tenderloin, start- ed for the District-Attorney's office with Detective Buckridge as soon as he had got rid of his morning's routine. He would not say what his object was except that he wanted to see Mr. Jo- rome. It 1s supposed that he wanted the District-Attorney's advice about ‘The Novelty Company,” into whose rooms in the St. James Building the Captain went yesterday. Walsh told Manager Law, of that company, with whom he has had some acquaintance in the past, that ynless he got out of his précinct by this afternoon he would arrest him. The reason for the call was that the Novelty Company ts sald to be the headquarters for disseminating reports from the race tracks among the pool- rooms in the precinct. A lot of tele- raph and telephone instruments were ‘ound in: the place, but there were no evidences of a pool-room proper. Lawyer Ben Steinhart went to the station-house later and, furious with anger, told Walsh that be would get his head ‘broken If he persisted in nosing into other's people's business without a warrant, He defied him to run Law out of the precinct. One of Walsh's men told an Evening World reporter that the Captain knew here was no bdetting In Law's place and that he was just .coning a bluff on him. —__—— ROMAN EARTHQUAKES, * LONDON, Oct. 3.—A special despatch from Rome to-day announces that a violent earthquake was felt last night at Ternt, about fifty miles from there, The inhabitants were panic-stricken and fled to open spaces. A number of eboar. d that the crew was in (yond ine ber that the Chinaman had n The away. sick man the voyage. Noe and the doctors went ‘Appeared in Good Health. ie,”’ said Capt. Watt, ‘came Be orliNty ‘at Hong-Kong on July ‘The man worked the time and appeared to be in good health until the day after we passed Ine, when he complained of feel- C8. “The man did not die of beri-beri. I have seen hundreds of cases of it—have had my ships. On the Pacific .ooast, where the disease is common on ships coming from China, {t Is not con- sidered ci us. I & case rae Set ‘Tacoma a year ago and the ea officers passed my ship. Shows Up at Sea. “Bert-beri is a disease that requires six weeks for development. Chinamen con- tract It generally before they leave their home ports and {t shows up at sea. We were out ten weeks and no sign of illness appeared untll we reached New York. Kidney disease and climatic conditions killed my coolle fireman." ——$—<——_ 500 BULGARIANS JAILED. Harsh Measures by Turkey Seem to Have Smothered Rebellion. CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 3.—The in- surtectionary movement in Macedonia does not appear to have spread to any serious extent, although tt 1s feared in some quarters that the Turkish meas- ures for its suppression may exasperate the villagers and cause neutrals to join the revolutionists According to news from Bulgarian sources upward of flye hundred’ Bul- arians were recently Imprisoned in the Monastir district. Numerous arrests of Atbantans made nt Constantinople, precaution, during t 5 Grand Duk olns of Russia Oo a NEW BATTLESHIP, WASHINGC tay of the contract for a. ot. B—The Secra- lay awarded the construction of the battleship Louisiana to the New, News Shipbullding company at {te bid Of $3,990,000. “The ‘bureau omoars “a the bids were re that there were no indica sf combination on the part of the b who houses were damaged but there was no loss cf life TOO GREAT EXPENSE ——_- Not the Reason. Tt Is not because Pyramid Pile Cure ts so expensive that many people decline to give it @ trial, but because they find it too great a tax on their credulity to belleve that the published letters bearing testimony to the merit of this remedy cre genuine and bona fide; especially to those who have realized Pe | the suffering incident to piles it Is incred- ible that any one who has beon afflicted twenty-flve and thirty years with the worst forms of protruding and bleeding piles should be cured by the application of a simple remedy, when their physician has It} assured them that the only relief is in a surgical operation, This ts rightfully viewed with dread by all those afflicted, as it means at the least a great shock to the nervous system, with more than a possibility of utter collapse and death; in the majority of cases, too, there {s a return of the complaint, owing to the fact that the cause is not re- moved. . ‘The proprietors of Pyramid Pile Cure agreo to forfeit one thousand dollars to any one who will show a single published testi- monial to be not genuine and unsolicited. This latter feature 1s most gratifying, in- asmuch as these letters are written solely out of gratitude, and with the hope that those who are aMiicted as riters have been may learn that relief hand at a cents a package, or will be makers to any address upon receipt of price. Mr. head of the largest printing house in Canton, Obto, says: ‘It 1s with the utmost pleasure and oatisfaction that I can say I belleve I am cured of protruding and bleeding piles, Wm. Lichtenwalter, after suffering more than twenty-five years. | I have been in bed for two weeks at a time, I have not suffered in tho least for over a || year, and I used only three fifty-cent boxes ot Pyramid Pile Cure. I advise every per- ron suffering with this distressing and pain- ful complaint to give this remedy a trial. ave every confidence in it." Write the . Marshall, Mich., for uses and cure of piles. “PEMBERTON Union Square, 44 East 14th St. bet. 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Bod, Wines and Liquors, CABINET RYE, per gallon, LEXINGTON RYE, per gallon, $2.35; per bottle, MARSHALL RYE, per gallon, $2.25; f JLORIOUS representations of all’ the The knack of gladdening the juvenile heart has become an with us, for we practise it constantly, as these splendid assortments | of natty new modes testify. ? Che Spirit of Youth/utness Is Agrecably Apparent in Every Detatd. For the prim little Miss is never so happy as when admiring herself or being admired by others in one of our jaunty suits or coats. _We make the construction of garments for the young folks a scientific study; there is nothing haphazard or doubtful in the fit or workmanship. As we have already said on several occasions, we do not put old styles on young figures or vice versa. Hundreds of Choice Yew Chings Have Come In Chis Week. We'll be glad to show them to our friends to-morrow; you’ll be just as pleased to see them. Mothers have long ago realized the advantage of coming here. They obtain the prettiest styles and the best materials at appreciable fonts fa : SSES’ WALKING AND | Fine Kersey in tan, castor, brown, blu 11. 50 Monte Carlo back, newly aped shdulder te Boat 12.793 6.75 JUNIOR TWO-PIECE DRESSES, Cycloue TRAYS, Tea; Sus, cleanest and ‘5S Saturday Will Be a Day of Splendid HERE’S every reason for. it. Hall stocks are in the very zenith of their brilliant completeness. Fall Opening Expositions are attracting enormous throngs of p2ople. power of irresistible persuasiveness. Every one of the 75 separate stores under the vast sheltering roof n The Big Store never looked finer, Feasts for the eye; mental pabulum; raiment for It possesses all the subtle charms of magnetic attractiveness without the elements or shado of the New Big Store is radiantly ready. Notn- was never more inviting. The the form. As usual, Price is a ws of exorbitance. “80 70 for Sire. 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LA GUETINA; clear Havana, high Fine quality Sores tamnied with fancy braid, sizes from 6 to 14, grade Puritanos Fines; box of 50, 4.00 MANHATTAN; high grade clear 2.25, 3.75, 9.508 5,90 ists ve. gia GIRLS’ FULL LENGTH leat eke en MONTE CARLO AND BOX COATS. LA SIMPATICA; clear Ha’ ope) 45 2.00 Cuban made Puritanos; box of 50, | English, Melton, Zibeline and Thibet, very pretty and CREMO, CUBANOLA, LA IN- 145 MARCONI INVINCIBLES, serviceable garments; sizes 6 to 14, Box ot 50, 35. ID, 6. ID, /. 90 SIGNIA, box of 50, (Seond Floor, th ave.) Paar 2 Og! EL TORO, Porto Rican Brevas, orto Rican Brevasy 7 77 HAVANA STOGIES; wooden box 1,00 of 100, box of SO, MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED. cape with steel buttons; coat, ’ KEY WEST EXTRAS, Conchas Selectos; box of 50, Wen’s Cloth AV \ Our Special Ottering Go-Morrow. Of fine black Diagonal, soft finish, pure worsted fabrics, satin-lined throughout. Pure Worsted, double and twist fabrice— Black Unfinished Worsteds and Thibets; majority Silk-lined throughout; others Serge-lined and Silk-faced. Amateur Photographers’ Convention. But good art, like good work, was never executed with poor tools. One Seer eel must be thoroughly equipped with the proper outfit before he can begin to produce art. Ws dd’ Ou sxuibition of Cameras and Camera Supplies is the best and broadest in New York. Assortments are or s always choice and pleasing. Helpful hints and information, to the enthusiastic amateur will be cheerfull favored by the men in charge. a) i] Greatest Grocery, TRIPODS, 2 fold IDEA ARMOUR'S pve | atu, a strong, PLATES, tx5 ony | mild sugar-cured SLICED HAM, CJR. rigid, serviceable box gvaran- oe AA” Cadnicras | article, "$1.00 tecdper dar, PD | CRULLERS. they | srade, 45 | se7, 45 | Light faky NEW ENGLAND CRUL- have |IDEAL _DEVELOP- PRINTING LERS, pet loz. 70 satisfied | ERS, or TONING SO- | FRAMES, 4x5 or L COFFEE. thou- LUTIONS, § 08. bot- qealan isk Fancy Cucuta MARACAIBO, fresh sands by | ti of either, weet roasted cail 45 thet special, 42 EWEL RUA LIVES fancy Manga lence. All| PLATE HOLDERS; AMPS, mate to ¥ ANCY ISLAND 81 modern Niprovemeuts, such aa reversible |435_ size for either tes eee tite j ACH Ber qt aN : back, risieg, falling and sliding front, rack | Poco, Premo, in | . - ) ¢ LONG ISLAND. STR aon pinion” ead ah Dellowse length iuli| hattan, Ray, Wizard | cil, each, 458) WHITE, WAX OR LIMA BEANS 2 “Demonstrations. ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY we will den onstrate “INTENSINE."' Bring a Weak or poor Degative with you aud we will intens t for you free of cost 5 of, solution, cam be used repeat ‘ay IS ~ DAY SATURDAY demonstration “SELFO POR VELOX." An ix ig of Velox paper will show this wonderful 25 tron, dott i your pet Negative and have a made, PRINT ROL LERS, 4 inch; each, FERROTYPE PLATES, 10x12; the best aad heaviewt; each, CARTER'S PASTE, al, & 12% artery Canada Lamb, trom native BAK, cut west and best loaf in the ta F ee eS sity Sloves for Men, Misses and Boys. 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SK IS VELVETEEN WAISTS. ‘ Thé most exquisite shadings; made with the “Duchess"’ front, Gi KR ITW WHITE JACQUARD WAISTS. aa Beautiful imported cotton stuff, highly lustrous and Dy. IO A | very neat design, NEW SILK WAISTS, With hand-made fagotting on yoke, scrol) designe in black or white, At 9.75, N75 naJ2, 75 (Second Poet, Centrey, Boys’ Store ON THE SECOND FLOOR. j The Mecca of discriminating purchasers of Boys’, Apparel. A series of unmatchable, values. Knickerbocker Section. NORFOLK and DOUBLE- a BREASTED JACKET SUITS, | showing all the latest autumn 2. cS | colorings, also navy blue; sizes eo in 7 to 17 years, JACKET SUITS, made of pure ‘ worsted fabrics, in navy Ree “ Liberty’ and mixtures, EVERY SEAM SPECIAL, REINFORCED and STITCHED, Trousers have large DOUBLE * } SEAT and KNEES, a suit both | Ay high-class and extra service- e able, } S ‘uvenile Section |SAILOR BLOUSE SUITS, in a most elabo- | | | | | } SUITS, made of the RUSSIAN a) very finest Imported Serges, with exquisite rate display, including all EXTRACOLLARS AND the popular as well as) CUFFS OF FINEST e exclusive fabrics, de- 2.8. don ot ee_—e O Youths’ Section. SUITS FOR THE CON-) QUALITY SILKS, in exclusive combinations; ) siacs 2y to 8 yours, . ‘Not too} or ‘too boy- ish'--JUST RIGHT S. 7 All fabrics and = styles; e splendid in every) LONG-TROUSER) SUITS, in neat mixtures, [ also navy blue; well made, sizes 14 to