The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1902, Page 14

_ hand and a razor in the other Extraordinary Difference 000 Ex-Congressman Left. NO WILL YET of Police Patrick Campbel!, Says a Will Was Found and that William H. Good Has it. the late Felix Campbell, of Brooklyn, ples ‘Trust Company, and millionaire seven times over. His brother, former bell ,says there Is a will that was read four days after the death of the milllon- aire, leaving the bulk of the estate to the widow and four daughters. William H. Good, a lawyer, and the husband of the youngest daughter of Felix Camp- bell, is sald by Patrick Campbell to have charge of the will. But Mr, Good says there is no will He says that a thorough search has been made of all Mr. Campbell's papers, both intis home and in his office, and that no trace of a will can be found. In case there is no will the property would be divided among the widow and the chil- dren in about the proportions that Pat- rick Campbell asserts his brother be- queathed it. Patrick Campbell did not hear the will read. But he says that he knows, of his own knowledge that it was read and that Mr. Good knows all about it, Not having heard the reading of the will Mr. Campbell could not name the ex- ecutors, Go to Mr. Good,” he sald, ‘the will tell you all about ¢t. But when Mr. Good was seen at his office in Temple Bar he said that no will had been found. Although many other questions were put to him he refused to disouss the matter further. None of the members of Mr. Fellx Campbell's family could be seen to-day at their home, in Pacific street. A servant paid that so far as she knew there had been no discussion about the will, Mr, Campbell died ten days ago very suddenly of pneumonia, following an at- tack of acute indigestion. Previous to being stricken with his last tliness he had,been in robust health, although he waa seventy years old. ‘ If he left no will tt Is thought that he had belleved himself in such good health that he could woll postpone writing out the document that should finally dispose of his property, Mr. Campbell was born In Brooklyn, He began life as a newsboy at the Ful- ton ferry, and worked his way Into the pipe and steamfitting business in which he anvassed a fortune. He served in the Forty-cighth, Forty-ninth and Fiftteth Congresses and was prominent in the directorate of many of the big finan- vial concerns of Brooklyn, His great fortune, whioh Is estimated at $7,000,000, 1s well invested in real estate and se- curities, DEFIED ARREST WITH PISTOL AND RAZOR talian, Heavily Armed, Ran Through Streets Threatening Harm to Any Who Came Near Magistrate Brann, in Essex Market) Court this morning, described Michae} Rosso, of No. R 122 Mulberry street, as| & walking arsenal, and then fined him 0. Rosso was arrested to-day after a “Alvely chase. When searched the police found on his person, a razor, knite, re- volver and a box of cartridges. Rosso is the janitor of the flat-house @t No. 111 Chrystie street. Among the tenants in the place is Bessie Senville, twenty years old, a pretty Itallan girl, he occupies apartments on the second floor. *Mhis morning she went out shopping | and was re-entering her rooms when! ghe asserts Rosso followed her. He de- Manded admittance, threatening to shoot her unless she permitted him to enter the rooms. The woman was not eo easily frightened, and picking up a broom started towards Rosso, who ran down the stairs and into the street, followed by the woman and a crowd of Infurl- ated Itallans who threatened Rosso's ite. The latter holding a revolver in one ran through the Jrests, threatening wo kill any one who interfered with him. 2 — MUST NOT TALK TO WOMEN. Three Policemen, Who Did, Fined | by Depaty Commissioner Piper. Among the policeman on trial before Deputy Police Commissioner Piper at Police Headquarters to-day wore Chas herty and William T, Bessant, of the Leonard Street Station. hey talked with a woman at Warr and Church streets the night of Nov, i while on patrol duty, : Wty said he was talking to an lv friend of his who was in- about a lost brother. Co ty, for being ab- standing with a storm door at Nos, 93 treet, at 11 o'clock, was led to by orn “her dress and of Opinion on This Point Involv- ing the Disposition of $7,000,- FILED. His Brother, former Superintendent A peocullar complication exists con- cerning the disposition of the estate of for Congressman, President of the Peo- Superintendent of Police Patrick Camp- DIED WOR THS EX-CONGRESSMAN 7,000,000, BUT HIS WILL IS Missi, SLUGRED vicT FELIX CAMPBELL. FUNDS FOR A GREAT IRISH BUILDING. Demonstration to Be Held in Carnegie Hall to Aid the Erec- tion of the A. 0. H. Home. A demonstration and appeal to the public for afd in the erection of a Dullding in this city for the use of the dred Irish socleties will be held In Car- negle Hall on Sunday evening, Dec. 7. Ground has been purchased at One Hundred and Sixteenth street and Fifth avenue at a cost of $100,000, and the bullding {s in course of erection. | Funds raised as a result of the meeting are to be applied to the payment of a mortgage on the property. The Iden of a butlding for the Ancient Order of Hibernians was broached some time ago by the Board of Trustees, and Sale of Blue & 6,000 Yds. ENE and Gros 114 in. ris 2 in. 13° 214 in. 16¢ lining, embr’d chevron on sleeve, 4 LONGCLOAKS, blue, brown or red RAIN COATS of navy serges, Anolent Order of Tiberntans and kin- | Stern Brothers To-morrow and Satin Taffetas Regular prices 17, 21, 26, 31, 36 & 53c yd. Juvenile Footwear ~ Exclusive Designs, Finest Quality, Large Assortments Special Sale, To-morrow & Saturday INFANTS’ ANKLE TIES, assorted colors, pValue 80c.& 1.00 | INFANTS’ SHOES, Pink, Blue & Red, BOYS’ & MISSES’ SHOES, Calf or Kidskin, welted soles, SPECIAL OFFERINGS OF Girls’ Dresses & Coats DRESSES of Zibelines, Mixtures and Plain Cloths, trimmed with cloth and braid, 4 to 14 yrs., Value $7.50 to 8.90 THREE-QUARTER COATS, navy blue chinchilla, red flannel trimmed with velvet and braid, 4 to 14 yrs., with capes and velvet collar, 6 to 16 yrs., West Twenty-third Street. a circular letter was sent out to prom- inent New Yorkers of Irish birth or descent asking thelr co-operation. The response was most gratifying, and out of the orlginal call gréw a meeting in the counoll room of the Hoffman House, where the erection of the building was | determined upon. John D. Crimmins {s the Honorary Treasurer of the fund. Archbishop Farley wilt preside at the | Carnegie Hall meeting, Addresses will be made by the following speakers: 1, Thomas J, Gargan, of Boston, “Irish in America Before the Revolu- tlon."* 2. Mgr. Joseph F. Mooney, Vicar-Gen- eral, “Irish Moral Influence on Amert- ean Character.” 3. John T, McDonough, Secretary of State of New York, “Irish Influence on the Industrial Development of Amer- fea, immet Weadock, af trish Influence on 6. Morgan J. rien, Justice Supreme Court, New York, “Irish Influence on American Bench and Bar." 6, Major Edw. T. McCrytal, “‘Influ- ence of the Irish Soldier In America,’ a ARTILLERIST KILLED BY CAR. TOLEDO, Nov. %.—Col. C. J. Hop- kins, of Toledo, a noted artilleriet and | | authority on Gatling-gun tactics, waa! | Killed by a street car In Columby =] 3: sh American Pollt) Pink Ribbons Grain 5 in. 30° ya. 3 in, 19° 314 in, 22¢ Main Floor Annex | 50c 75c $2.00 $1.00 & 1.25 $4.95 to 14 yrs., Value $12.50 | $8.75 vicuna, or heavy zibelines, Value $14.50 $9, 50 Value $4.00 $2.69 the? “WITH BLACK-JAC, | When Caught Campbell De- clared Policeman Made Mis- take and Let Real Thief Go. Junt as a patrol wagon that was can- tering down Ninth avenue early this morning came opposite them three high- waymen slugged their victim with a “black-jack"” and proceeded to search pockets while he lay unconscious at je curb. Policeman Frank J. Lynch, in charge of the patro! wagon, which was taking a prisonot to the Forty-seventh street station, heard the victim's scream Jumped from the wagon, ‘The highway men saw him and ran. He chased one and caught him when he was stopped by runnl (4 into a nedestrian. In the West Side Court this morning the prisoner gave his name as John Campbell. He denied that he was a footpad and insisted that it was he who was run into by the highwayman and that the policeman arrested him by mistake and let eR ares bs hota ‘tn tor the sacape. He was held tn ort Grand ‘Jury. if ibu, ANGRY TRISH MCB Which Strikes His Head. BELFAST, Nov, Untoniet member of Parliament, a meeting at Dromore last night. rioters attacked the halt him to seek refuge In a neighborin houre, whence he tried to esc in carriage. The mob Mscovered him a sell was struck on thi not serfously infured. e head, but wa’ ‘TAomas W. Russell, other Iand campaign near Belfast earl: {n October, He declarea that eight: per cent. of the landlords were ready ti sell thelr land under a fair scheme sugeested a new busle for chase. under which the Save © $50,527,000 for the benefit of the The victim was Thomas Flynn, borer of No, 64 N robb got @ lords. Mi: Ruseell ts opposed to Hom Rule for Much individuality is ex appropriate footwear, Sorosis render the most exacting varied, Twenty-thi JAMES McGREERY & CO. Furs Boas, Sable Fox, 60 in. long, with natural tail 7.50 Brown Fox, 72 in. long, with natural tails... 2 6622.50 Mink,—two skin,—finished with fox tails. 8.00 and 10.50 Alaska Sable,—trimmed with eight large tails, 14.00 | Coats, Persian Lamb, —plain and trimmed with baum marten, mink or chin- chilla, 135,00. Plain Persian Lamb Coat,— fitted back, loose front, with large flare collar and revers, f 75.00. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McCREERY & 60. | | OPPENHEIM The Famous “Queen .CLUNSs New and distinctive shapes, leathers latest and best, styles adapted for all purposes and occasions—for dress, house, street, golfing, walking or storm wear. Price for any style of IBootsis<isecwscevicave $3.00 Price for any style of Oxford A FEW SPECIAL STYLES 50c. EXTRA. BROADWAY AND 2jST ST, Quality” $3.00 Shoes . $2.50, $3.00 Ladies’ Coats in Coats,—made of crav- enette or oxford gray and tan covert cloth, Belted or half-fitted back,—with and without capes, 12,00 1§,00 and 19,50 English Norfolk Coats,— made of tan covert cloth. Lined with satin, "18.50 Velours Blouse Coats,— with collar and revers of Persian Lamb, 35.00 Twenty-third Street. Japanese, quilted silk loung- iness Opportunities ts in the Sundsy ‘World Want sheet. The three and The Best Shoe for Women. $3.50 per pair. To be correctly and attractively shod is the com- pletion of a fashionable toilet, the relief of a modest and the salvationof an indifferent one, pressed in the choice of Shoes selection an easy task. Models and leathers are very numerous and JAMES McGREERY & CO., rd Street. ass AAR RRR JAMES MeCREERY & CO, House Gowns 3d Floor Ladies’ ‘robes,—made of fine French | silks, albatross, flannel, and cashmeres,— to be worn for breakfast, lounging, dressing, bath, steamer or “sleeper.” Invalid’s gowns,—mourning and half-mourning robes, Accordeon pleated negligees, | trimmed with lace. 20,00 ing robes,—plain or em- broidered. 12.50 and 15.50 Plain or figured, French flannel kimonas, trimmed) with ribbon. 7:50 Plain or striped eider down robes, 4/50 3675 and 2.95 Twenty-third Street, JAMES McGREERY & CO. | Ladies’ Glove Dep't Misses’, Pique sewn, kid) gloves,—fine quality, White and colors, 85c per pair Ladies’ prix seam kid,—or pique sewn castor gloves, 1,25 per pair, Twenty-third Street, The place to advertise or eek Bus- A BRITISH M. P. Russell, Unionist Member, Bom- barded with Stones, One of 20.—Mr, Russell, the was | stoned by @ mob after he had addressed ‘The where Mr. Rusgell had made h!s epeech and caused 1 hom- barded the vehicle with stones. Mr. Rus- Liberal-Unionist member for South Tyrone. began an- “land- | sew s0FK’s Pastest Growing Store, COMING TO-MORROW. is) a - vet collar, kimono . y 0 id Monte Carlo cape, Colors blue, red and castor; sizes 4to14 years’ The greatest pirls’ coat bargain of the entire seasor special at.... HA Special Lot oi button effect, pointed stock and new Just what the Boys need. cut, extra lcomg, ve collar, vertical pos ¥3.00; Sizes, 4 to 15. very well made, ood, ular Soc. quali black and natural, regular price 2§c.; s ecial, 3 pairs for per pai: {flen’s High-Grade extra wide and 54 made to sell at 59 Children’s Colored Cloth Coats, lining, made with dzep sailor collar, tri colors ¢ value, ate silk lining; $1.25 value, at | | Infants’ Long Slip: trimmed with inserti ters of tucks; also slip: suitable for separat’ ski brown, medium and Oxfo recular price, 39c. Here at. 75c. Grade Black Velvet. $1 Grade Black Velvet. - : Notions. Bargain Friday Offers, Darning Cotto’, on cards, all 6 colors, per do.. card: Cc Fancy Frilled Garter Elastic, all Poe colors, garter lengths, at 4c Climax Sewing Silk, all let- ters, dozen 4 " 21c Darning Wool, wound on cards, 15c Se | | i Here at. Here at... all colors, per doz. cardSeeee.- Pearl Buttons, all sizes, 2 dozen. Collar Buttons, per doz. Stocking Darners, each. Satine Tape Measures, each Q Beautiful Cape Ra; cu Cape collar trimmed with deep bands of satin, tour times tailor stitched and headed with silk braid. Le? Waists for Women cuff, Elegant Oxford Gray Kerszy Overcoats, brand new in style and full skirt, wide French facings; mercerized Italian lining; silk velvet in exceptionally strong 50c 4 A.ht Shirts, made of fine quality] Children’s { flannelette, over 20 nes patterns to select from, bodies cut in. long, felled seams throughout, hei immed. tor, red, royal and Bengaline Silk Caps, in red, cream, royal and rimmed with cording and bows of ribbot 3 fine cambric, made with square yokes, | embroidery, clu: | j Doublefold Extra Heavy Melton Cloth, in blue, green, gray mixtures; sseni Lydia Wood Al Castor Oil, 3-07. bottle. , 4 Automobile Ties, in soft, pretty tints ilmer’s Swamp-Root. of Peppermint, flask ic Cs en Als 1 ham’s Compound..63c Wacky aides white aC Men’s Fine Qual y J: shmere Half Hose, in uble merino heels and toes, a most elastic and durable sock for winter wear, Patent Medicines. Just as we lead in the sale of these goods, so do we lead in all lines. Peruna, the great tonic.. Glycerine, pure, 3-oz. bottle Paregoric, extra quality, flask. Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oi Powdered Borax, 1-Ib. package ‘ochelle Salts, The Best Friday Values Are Always Here. This store is now, as it always has been and always will be, the home ot New York’s best values, But Friday is most unusually strong in special offerings. chases and striking clearing sales for that day. We centre If you have never One Trip Will Convince You of the Importance of These Events. Unparalleled Offers for Women. a Beautiful Gape Rasglans. ns, made from Oxford gray English melton cloth, with vel- and double cape. they will sell with remarkable rapidity. Offered to-morrow at.ssseseoeecsseeees 300 27-in. Fine All- Wool Kersey Monte Carlo Coats, full plaited back, turn over kimono cuff, pearl buttons, lined throughout with fine Italian cloth; colors black and castor; all sizes; sold only here at this price,.ese 4 Girls’ Goats. Giris’ Long Winter Gar- ments, made from fine twilled English melton: full flowing box back, reverse cuff and new They are well tailored, and at Made from all woo! and phatically good skirt offered way under regu- lar value ateces (at effort on bold special pure een here on Friday, BEGIN BY Walking Skirts. An Unmatchable Offer. invisible hair line striped che’ iot. Latest plaited styles. oughly tailored and perfect in fit, hang and finish. 1.49 To-Morrow at 29c. 600 Waists, made from black and white shepherd plaid with plaited front, side floney Promptly this price blue and black Thor- An em- 29c Finished with small black silk buttons ; special for to-morrow. - fine, warm coat, and most stores are The Norfolks in cheviot cloth, in linings ind trimmings; sizes 3 to 8 years, breasted suits are made with rrench facings and taped seams; sizes § to 15; to-morrow at... Men’s Wear. Men's Superior Quality Sanitary Fleece- Lined Underwear, shirts are {ull size and well tnished, drawers to match have double f cusset, suspender tapes, overlock seams, reg and Knit Women's Fast B 29 17c and to Boys’ Extra Heavy Flee: silk lengths; size from 3 to 1 value for or, tra Hea y 44c! Infants’ Wear, Gorsets and Flannel Wear. Cor:et Waisis for Child: heavy cuality of jean, cord ped seains, finished with ¢ | 25. vil ate. (Outn Fi o el fa. cy striy rufiles of torchon lace ; 65c. Corse: Covers, fine cambri wide embroider: 19¢, valtters Drawers, five style trimmed with hemstitchin: 8c 50c. 19-Inch All-Silk Corde1 light blue, pink, pearl gray old rose ani No Mail Orders, monls borde: Edge values Venice ‘elb.” packages DUE hol, pint. Immense Bargains in Domestics, Bte. Good quality hemstitched Pillow Ci —_————— 3 j Linings. | Fruit of the Loom, 3 / ~.| | Best quailty soft snished Cambrics, yas. <e | 5 cases of 36-inch Fruit of the Loom is | 36-inch Percalines, all colors and black, yd Muaplist.s,.+00-+» e¢econiesss vonsiseves M71) 1 White Goods. Aa _| |The greatest bargain ever offered — White Good quality Sheets, single beds, value 40c., 9c\ Mercerlzed Madras, in 20 different pat- Good quality Pillow Cases, size 45x46, 14c..+.. ,¢| terns, suitable for shirt waists, ladies’ suits ik 16¢ 12%c sold for less than } ane children’s dresses, never ‘Flannels.. | 2,000 yards of Mill Remnants Outing Flannels, | ‘in checks, stripes and plaids, per yard ses..... two yaras wide, represents the best fi per square yard; to-morrow at NO MAIL ORDERS. shown), 3% and 4 yds. long, 50 and inches” wide, white or ecru ; value as high as $3.00 p: all to go to-morrow at.. x9 ft. wide, Persian, Floraland Turkish .patterns, suitable for parlor, dining, room, library or office; actual value + 815s tpectal» overlock corded edges, either fall tile and ‘inlaid patterns; heretofore sold at 59c, Lace Gurtains, $1.90 Pair. Renaissance, Irish Point, Arabian, Brussels and Cluny patterns (finest assortment ever 54 air; J 1.90 Brussels Rugs,$10, 250 Extra Quality All-Wool Brusse!s Rugs, 10.6ft. long Bed Spreads. 5 cases of extra heavy crochet Bed Spreads, for full size beds, never sold for less than $1.25. Linoleum. Joseph Wild's Genuine Cork Linoleum, Unrivalled Friday 33C|nz de Shoes at a special p: row; solid throughout and ferent tastes and shapes for all kinds of feet; lace and elastic sides, all sizes, per pair... cece Slippers Hosiery ck Cotton Hose, fleece lined, extra heavy; ribbed top, extra spliced heel good value at 19¢.; ‘owns for Women, in plain pink and collars are trimmed with braid, also ruffles; 29c. value, at.... ... in cadet blue, turquoise blue, red, Nile green, medium gray; 50c. value; special for to-morrow at . : u No mail orders. Handkerchiefs. Handkerchiefs, Women’s Neckwear. included, special at 32 inches wide, the prevailing fabric for ladies’ 36) |50_ pieces of White Mercerized Cheviots, 4 | | Shirt waists and dresses; regular price 49c. yd... Men’s Shoes. "s Shoes—Large lot of excellently For Men and Women. Men's Black Cloth Galter To; excellent quality cloth, pair. Boys’ $3.50 Overcoats, $1.98. 1.98 selling them at Boys’ $2.50 Double-Breasted and Norfolk Suits, $1.25. Popular Norfolk and double-breasted styles. and fancy mistures, made with yoke, plaited tack and front, with belt of same material; checks, stripes The double- 1.25 Underwear. 1 OUT Price..ceeeee J 2 Lined Shirts and Drawers, in natural and camel's hair color; vests are finished with raid and pearl buttons; 2 kibbed Fleece Lined \ests and Pants, vests are high neck and lony sleeves; pants are ankle length; size from 3 to 12 years; regular clue, for ren, made in led and strap- tipe button ; J 2c Valieiatrsien sre es 49c lose fitting shape; trimmed with pearl buttons; 123 19c umbrella stapes, lace and emb. kk at 29c. and Hemstitched Taffeta, 29c lilac, royal biue, PY ly good ched colored ll Size red; also Wom Embro'dered and Lace Handkerchi eachses Collars, butter and Special atesecessevcee 59c 29ct Offers. rice for to-mor- suitable for dif- 1.50 49c Just received from a large Lynn slipper maker: large lot of Men’s Slip) $1; also alot of Knit PCM. Slippers for made to, sell for.