The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1902, Page 7

, pes ___ THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVF:NING, DECEMBER 18, 1902. POISONED WANS TY WOMEN LITTLE OTHE ‘CAST === TORRAN OE the lewd and horrible language." The York and T shall never again iuppeoach that dreadful pla. Miss MeGovern sald that upon coming to New York sor: ume ago she lived with relatives fora while. One day in a Broadway car there was an accident and during the excitement she met a PEBEDEESESS CESESESESEESSSSES A cit —the Tomos.” eee ue 157 and159 East 23d St. (2s) Edward Leyh, Who Was cut Off] in Front of the Hoffman House|Child Was Hanging ianrertut Clothes with a Thousand Dollars by; They Scrambled, and One} When Pulley Lines Dragged| in the Tombs Caused Justice Retnarkable Pine, Picture of Horrors Woman who invitedwrer to her home. od E Dead Merchant, Makes No] Was Forced Into Basement] Her from the Window on Fifth} to Set Clara McGowan Free Lee eeteeees checks > Substantial Chr istmas aie At that place which she declined to ie Contest. and Taken to Hospital. Floor of Tenement. After Her Conviction. achintate she‘wan initofced to ama | 4} ‘There is nothing more acceptable or appropriate ‘as a Christmas gift than a well made and attractives article of furniture, something to beautify and deco- rate the home. Our warerooms are well filled) with oro holiday suggestions at prices un- usually low. ra number of ohecks, all of bad, It was one of these CAUSED PANIC ON STREET. RATHER DIE THAN GO BACK.|°'rne'rin! nar barviy veen seated when the thres Justices held a whispered con- Meats [anor et her sioe ‘The will of the late George F. Leyh,| Fitty women fought for the bits of . quence preval e was paroled © Williamsburg ‘merchant, who was| coal frpm a wagon unloading to-day in|, Wmis attempene fo tle the ends Of] One of the most eloquent appeals! fren who anid file. Wi renee Killed by drinking polsoned beer, was|front of the Hoffman House, and one|*, 1 Latanee tind tell from | tyer heard withia the sombre halls of | road’ tare and send Miss McGovern back fed to-day in the office of Surrogate | of them in tho wild scramble which fol- | |)0" Aut ae a tol trina | {22 Criminal Court Butlding was made | to 01 Church, in Brooklyn. Although the [lowed was forced headlong into an area- eqaien en eet No. 71 Wiaelage street to-day by a beautiful young girl, who oa Cay % was will cuts off Baward Leyh, who was un-|way. She recelved serlous injuries and | ONC NC lr ee ara today and accused of passing a worthless NO LIGHT ON THE MYSTERY. |CHRISTMAS CROWDS WATCH. popular with his father, with a small| Was taken to the New York Hospital. check. bequest, there will be no contest, as the | A Christmas crowd looked on. heehires ia atoaittadl cri nate 80 impulalve, soul-stirring and emo- THE WOMAN WHO | heirs have arranged a compromise. ‘Tho unfortunate was Mrs. Julla Mc-| Annie was one of the Uiltile mother || tlonal waa the fair prisoner's pleading COULD NOT BREATHE. | ( Before the will was discovered the|Carten, of No, 131 West Twenty-| 00° Soir ht Soo boo cart tn the that derielvo smiles on the faces of cal- police belleved that it would furnish a|fifth treet. She learned that B00) a iets Long hefore daylight lous policemen vanished and not one of 4 Glue to the mystery of the killing of Mr. heteebee wea dood etre coal) Annie was busy *with the family wash, eS wires pateee ‘brushed from the Leyh, which now looks as though It man and, ut on the usploious moiature, would go Into the long list of the un-| together with @ lot of other women, Tereareec, Bing alt lide The girl, Clara F. McGovern, twenty wolved pol New Ae ae agree- Resin dey He e pid Secon Wght| ‘The clothesline ran on pulleys from Hl ea) cee a Lange ayia stood mont of the heirs to divide the estate N the fire-escape to a towering pole in rand looking frankly fm @ manner satisfactory to all has puz- abide BoD ed arti the courtyard, The line snapped after ei eumns held them quite mute sled the sleuth, who have been jump- | 1rive Anrle bad pinned some clothes on it.) With ihe power and ae of her ing from place to place in thelr Inves- a but she oaught the ends and in trying) *Peech. wore a gray jommade tigations with the agility of nimble] When the coal was ba aeelggngatae to pull tem together was dragged from | F°WN with becoming hat and her per- elles, the fire-escape by the welght of the| *" told of gentle berth and refinement. gaz Then the scramble begun. A hundred | 11.) peirr. Accoased by Butcher, Vernis-Mar- Bo —— Bookcases,in oak, ie 5 arlor glass doors, bevel a es with 3 mirror on top, with delicate hand oil Scr finish,with 2 small# desk and compart- painted tops, and 1 large draw»; raed actual value} lower shelves, Le Hh French “ 18,00; yt itively worth mirror regular special, 11.89 “ Lg lat. $8.00; b\ Price $25,004 §| : special at Fr cial, ing. a “slob."" Mrs, Clancy was her own|and don’ y haif enough was his part- significance of the word? Have you any} appei AG ‘was discharged an cured A consehvative estimate puts the value] 5. barat M or more lumps had not gone down the | RVAISTER To ward: Leyni” taille she | cen oven nom ouiae a, Oba eee ee eee Fo Phe ggaee mabee. Was crOWN: [alcGbl, (wha had Bibs Wieceverk mores MPAcGGA: cxually) Deewean the! oiier clic | un Th’), pa Dowmene | ewe. Doneenan peddlers and customers, O82 od on Nov. 2 Keita edo Quartered Aue ty, : e L was in the front rank when the rush} Mrs, feaman ms when she ov. 24. A check signed by the t dren. Edward Levh fied a written con-| Commenced, and those behind puahed |Reard tne sad new Precinitatea a panic, Prisoner was returned and marked ij Oak Ladies’ se) ta) tie: nrouatal ct the will, What] er along until she stumbled down Into anarte entire bloc Siittethesries Ohl teeter wear ereteen) Market (Po; Mahogany jf Desks, .like cut, is share {x under the compromise) the areaway. Sther women and the yells of peddlers |lice Court the gint was held for trial, 2 Music Cabi H oy : agreement is not known. The other women gobbled up all thefand children, jand for nearly three weeks she has | $ Music Cabinets, highly polished, \ ah will is dated Sune 190 and In-| coal, tucked It away in thelr capaclous rr been in the Tombs. aun nla, ig, sittin, at an open win- | ailike cut, beautifully } with one small and P= Rockers, like, valldates a previous will made twenty te a led for thelr homes, ore WEALTH CANNOT BUY IT. + |!" Specia! Sessions to-day th A Sanping for breath, her face blue fer | we olished, with shelves | S] t bi y ably to try to cook feod . Sat nh in her } her doctor at) 4 P° shelves cut, mahogany years previously. George F. Leyh. jr! had RI I CATE TEL: AN B I dence was 20 indisputable that the xirt|her side tering i relleve her, expecting | qjand handsome French }{|_deo one large arawen /M $finished frames, ae Las a rel Se teii't fctariney fot to her feet, and So Dr. Durrell Says It Gives Noj*** speedily convicted, but before eb fee re Anna Kapp, | SPIate mirror on top, J compartments and comfortable vel- es Bares (ot! the]|testater. arsinamed as fell mpaini (nesiaend (uadly ccult sha! hat Makeseriite eeaven Passing of sentence she arose and asked B. Goth St. New York, For Kapp, | actual value, lower shelves, posi our seats, made e 's. Lawyer Otto Struse, who is! cng; t 7 Permission to say something. - ry treatment for : a extra strong; PaaTGe Che ailneseea atid) was MLLeyh'a| Nem en ene sean Serie canaition | “AIL the wealth of Carnegie, Rocke-| ticee nodded paktiy eee ee Arie neataae aeeplrawed aodnastier s tively worth $9.50; actually worth bel , : : . nally became discours nd E attorney. says that this was the last] Was said to b ttleal feller or Morgan could iad We ay The girl's cheeks were flushed, her| believing ber asthina to be incurable. very spe- 5. 99 $5.50; will of Mr. “eyh and that no third will enaael inch of Heaven,” dectared Dr. David| voice tow and trembling when she ry treatment failed, She ha cial at | 3special. Se 4» is dn existence. SLOB,OR PETRIFIED POTATO7|J1mes Burrell, pastor of the Marble Cole) ean, nut @ be-lheard that asthma war incurable, but sh . A ( legiate Churoh’ In Fitth avenue, to a ane Bi ay a short time her eloquence wee Bot willing to die without making ons. is Morris Chairs —_—_———. nf wp | equalle the at ast ef y q 7 * CARNEGIE HOUSE WARMING. |otes. © congregation in Brick Chureb, N. J. "I)(UU00¢% t0e wt ives wor of Mrs.{ "Wien mie heard of the Koch Lung Cure 3 ANE in’ xoldén oak, of 5 5 Cluse Had|repant.” he said, “contrary to the gen- ae a more genuine.}and of the wonderful curos Uist hed Bei ici an Argument Court. erally accepted theory, that Mr. Mor-|,/T1sren eentiomen.” sho sald, laying) fade ane newest and moon aay ned ens 3 mg’s City Palace (to Be y fan and his contemporary {nfluenc: Ls ‘ands upon the rail; “before | in medical science, mbe detern: * Margaret Clancy and her timid hus- . 4 { hacks, ne of Social Function To-Night| pang ts : cannot, with all thelr wealth, buy an | °U send me fo prison and ruin, T would x is |. Charles, of No. 87 Henry street, tell you what has bea the oily ¥ Pi rods, coverings of 4 he handsome new home of Andrew] defended themselves In the Long inch ef Rround in the itoly House t0.th@ | tave any of you ar Gear a he pealed to her co 7 plain or Vinety: , Mey % a 4 in_the Y, Carnegie, at Ninety-first street and] City Police Court to-day in tho charge| Dr. Durteli startled ha hearers a sec-|‘Tombs?” Bhe waited for an anawer.|224 st. othe oct Lung, Cure, 8; | fancy} Large Tufted Leath ae erenie: will for the first time be} made by Mrs. Loulse Cluse, who Hvew Mach js AS Opts eld Hive | There was none. others whom they had cured. \e velour, Couches, like cut, heavy oak acene of a social function this even- r n rast i Adgett sal ow. i t a ahi b winotion this even-|across the street. that they called her| (RY a8 8 body, de not Believe ale) we you know the awful) aif tenaeing tls treatment e sner aS | “abe finely upholstered, best steel sp % % Oak Extension Tabie:, highly actual} Massive legs; actual value 43. 0} ners ‘and wie enjoved” by thirty of| "ipige eRe ied ys eee reste | oe, iden of what it means to live in shat mained im pert enh, AND, Ge cas yolised, can beestend:d tox fet wih $25.00; very special at... i n't you call me a pick te jouse of crime, misery, death and,|call and r at her home, BE. ui Mr. Carnegle's friends. squash?” Plekel factory) BOTH DUELLISTS WOUNDED. | worst of all, vulgarity? call Ad ot, Ae Chere’ ber welghbers ‘aed Smassive round legs and handsomely f ‘Tho dinner will be served in the beau-| 14 not Didn't ‘ Her ble Story. ELD AUS a A AARC Te Scared ain really worth 7 49 || ACCOUNTS OPENED. tifully decorated dining-room at 7 ee n't you call my man a i, ave) no Tateseey: th: oe $12.00; special.. scorers ZO fe egihied peta 1 ncing Masters Meet om! +, : but th B eral Niele biota oak No, you don’t,” continued the girl, }*DE tras of other cases no leas remark- @'olock. American beauty roses in pro-|” “I did not.” fusion will constitute the table decara- You lie. twlee. Didn/tyou call me a tons, and will be used In the minor de- ne wen ty rl e Ueany tails of the room. wren Field of Honor. “but I do. I, who used to read in my| apie and cures no less complete than thin © TS SE” y , $ r NICH, Dee, 18.—The duels following home in Oregon about the Tombs, have one arson Ale at, the, offen of, tne Kart $ No Mail Orders Filled for Specials, No Need for Ready Cash. Mn en ees esate ilacy| tn sli Falter Caant anlar coat otaes| foe th fetta a tra : Our branch stores at Park Row and Chatham} {Buy on Our Easy-Pay. fencing champlons, Vega and Pessina, to kill me rather than enter that place IMP. Camegie des not rerard the din- | tp agfend himeelt he Hplied: It he wishea mai real fouse warming,” an} “What show have I Let the French champlons, Merignac and again. treatment, ts, It not cowardly tee rtae re losed ess erent wien will tallow inthe future on | women alone and (hey'lt ick Hngiand | Kirchofter, were fought here this morn- “tis the most wretched living pl. ta of grateful patients? The $Squai were cl last May. All busin now ment System. f Relareicomese Sor teenaa hte engl Gerrnany cor V eOeaele ing and pesulted in both the Itallans be- “4. ine dave or the oasth, All aan ait{ dreds of testimoninis ‘are fr norm ecentred in our 23d St. Establishment. e. feceantance wast Cusvendss) fee) tone hee eager ere ere Oo day, alll ferare in, Your own ely, At YOUr OWE O°F. 3 eS Sse gpg eR SECRETE PSDIGESE OEP REEERERERER SORA ESSERE SEEDERS SESAEER ES months. dangerous, night, I heard nothing but curses and) Let the truth speak! OUR NEW STORE, 3029 THIRD AVENUE, Near 156th St., Borough of Bronx, Pickles. LIBERTY BRAND. Olives. Fancy Queen. Fine Qualit, 4-07. bottle, - - - 5¢ Oo PENS TO- DAY. i “y Cholce Quallty, Large Bott'c $-o7z. bottle, - - = 10¢ : i ‘Sweet and Sour Mixed, 40-02, sbortt ose ae It will pay the housekeepers in this particular . Sweet and Sour Gherkens, ‘lot, battle, stuffed, 10c, section to callupon us for their \ : BA Onions and Chow Chow, *“ CHOICE 8-oz. bottle, stuffed, 20 HOLIDAY GROCERIES. CROCERIES antes 12c. &y ROCERIES HOLIDAY GROCERIES. Ts = Every-day necessities and Holiday Specials are included in the items we offer for this week’s great Special» Sale, and it is Jug nis oS ote the duty of every housekeeper to look over carefully this array of choice and fancy Groceries before making her purchases am rkeley FOR THE GREAT CHRISTMAS FEAST. geesee. [om 3% Pounds Granulated Sugar, Hea Sie Sane 2S2ee Tet. Call 3084 vitibushs cor. Sp ecial A Package of In-er-Seal Crackers, Both for 18c iis Ani Bi fe Tel, Cail $390 Matus Your choice pi any one of these varieties: UNEEDA BISCUIT, UNEEDA MILK BISCUIT, ZU ZU GINGER SNAPS, KENNEDY’S OYSTERETTES. ONLY ONE LOT SOLD To EACH CUSTOMER. a mae _ wecceee 4 1620 walen ‘Troy Ave. CALIFORNIA FRUITS. SPECIAL HOLIDAY PARGAN, ‘ The choicest of California packing, all heavy syrup. 2 Cans tor one-pound can of the famous 4 EtioeRAte pene eect eiesaaes” | 55 RICHARESOR'E ROSEINS RET EURO, 1 EE |" Nae otha le “aaa i Cc BLUE RIBBON MINCE MEAT, { c 1 Yattostaver cor Gin Bs For this sale only, ‘ CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, | *23ceettionsitr.its. 22% 25¢ PRUNES A can Queen Early June Peas, Olive Olt, bert tmported, very fi Jc Fancy Santa Clara. in can Hi one Baked pee sari fineat (Maryland pack, O¢ pa te | ASSORTMENT. ect vida ee! 10¢ The choice sree 4a Calltorniae can Standard Tumatoes, ’ b ine, meaty fruit. : peaking, our ene con 0c pynonnd Naty bese oe ‘2s | 8 packare » 65 Large’size an Three for DBC ig eee tee at *2E | aunpte sprains our test pnt’ bot 15¢ ne eC . it Seede: alsin: - . Sor, Pearsall Ave,, i ORANGES | 43¢ | P Pound rtxed Nuts... ; c CRACKERS a. ss Sine Bae 7 Fancy Florida. 1 Pound Package Dates.. . 10c NABISCO, a package.sessee ++ Hoboken, Unioa Hill, Bayor ‘ cy Flor Pena, (Gusen “baad, Earl; 10c¢ | A Package of 5 o'Clock Tea: or CHAMPAGNE WAFERS, & package. 19¢ Elizabethport, Yonkers and” Medium Size, a dozen.. 25¢ Pumpkin, finest ——— hee ao : a Mount Vernon. Borough of Bronx, Large Size, a dozen 29¢ cans 10c $1.19 ae unity, plik Qe BUTTER THIN, a package 9¢ us Ave Ay ” jeoree é Anparaarwa hp Daieekb es ALL 4 oo FOR THIS SOCIAL TEA, a package... 9c it. Bele aye cor 14a ge Extra Large, a dozen... 35¢ choice California, a can... 2Ic FOR 36 _ SALE. Bostic GRAHAM, large red package 9c Faia ee yoni KY of Are, st ty aL i Pca att Melrone. Fancy + a Figshdtiier BAGS Ahn LEMONS, i2iyoa, # 42% 1 5cICURRANTS, ii gra uals. g mace: 14¢ | CITRON, Cramer apounererennes | 5C NUTS sho ane AC | FIGS, Fancy Large Smyrna, a pound, 15c DATES. Seeded Raisins, , FRENCH PEAS. : (PETIT POIS.) Choice Quality. Our Own Importation. Fancy Recleaned, STORES EVERYWHERE. New Dates, extra fine, § pkgs. for 20¢ mS RE] pes. Oar Best, O Very Best No, Ai Kinds, » acn 10Oc. 199 j Pins Foaeton:, Goveaveian's, ot sek eine. . Triumph Brand, ‘35c. Beare Peerless Brand, very rich, [9c Liberty Jam, at ee special, @ Jar. 90 ' A ake 2 packages tee COF - E E, fi toes py 1Sc. 25c Best Wyant bight j