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

1 mK WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 18v2. GOT A BULLET SOUGHT PRISON, )ELOPED THRICE, NOW WEDS HN (Printer, Desperate from Lack of] Miss Maynard Left Home Three \, Work, Broke Store Window { i ‘ and Was Shot Down by a Watchman. ‘REVELERS SURROUND HIM. }Blg Crowd Gathers About Harry ie 4 Kane When Report of Revolver | Breaks Up Union Square Merry- making. Late Christmas merrymakors in Unton Bquare were startied by the report ef a revolver shot, and a big crowd surrounded Harry Kane when he fell to the pavement with a bullet wound in ‘bis thigh. He was taken to Bellevue, where he is being held to face a charge of attempting to rob a clothing store at No. 42 Broadway. Kane is a printer, but was out of work. He became despondent because he had no home on a cold Christmas night and determined to get a warm bed and something to eat at any cost. So he got a hammer and cracked a section out of a plate-glass window at the clothing store. ‘The nolse of the brenking glass at- tracted the attention of the watchman ‘on the inside, and as Kane put his hand through the hole the watchman fired. ‘The bullet struck Kane In the thigh, but he ran for almost a block before he sank down exhausted. At the hospital Kane said he had been living on free lunches for a week and had spent his last cent. He had no place to sleep and determined to try the robbery. He said ho thought he would gain the desired end in any case. If he'escaped he could pawn what he stole, and !f he was caught a warm prison cot awaited him. He had not figured on hospital fare. ~ TO HONOR BISHOP CONATY. Believed that He Will Re Sent to Los Angeles. ROME, Dec. 26.—Bishop Conaty, rector of’ the Catholic University at Washing- ton, appears to have the best chance @f appointment to the bishopric of Los Times, Intending to Marry Snyder, but Plans Failed Each Time. WINS FATHER’S CONSENT. Ceremony Is Performed at Home of the Bridegroom In Brooklyn and Nineteen-Year-Old Girl's Per ence Has Been Rewarded. ‘Three times alg nineteen-year-old Ger- trude Winifred Maynard leave her home In Worcester, Mass., intending to elope with J. Adam Snyder, of Brook- lyn, Three times did her father bring her back. ‘Then, moved by her earnest desire to wed Snyder, her father gave his consent to @ marriage In due form, a marriage that was duly celebrated at Mr. Sny- Angetos, Cal. hen the Congregation of the Propa- da meets, Jan. 19, after the holldays, filling of this vacancy will be among the eariiest business transacted. der's home, No, 185 Stockton street, Brooklyn. This wedding is the culmination of a romance of the fields and woods and run- ning brooks. It started in Littlefield, Mass., where Mr. Snyder had been sent to regain his health. Miss Maynard was also a visitor in-the vicinity. Mr. Snyder had chosen a quiet road for a morning stroll when, as he stood on a rustic bridge, Miss Maynard, riding up, asked the way to Littléefleld town. Mr. Snyder managed to insure that they meet again. Before the doctor ordered him back to the city to resume his work the young leaded his case successfully to the maid, but his charm failed when he confronted the stern pi Then did the attempted elopements start, and three times the plans were frustrated. The honeymoon will be spent in Little- fela. —————=—_- AFLAME, ROLLED IN SNOW. Woman's Efforts to Save Her Life Were Futile. NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Dec. %.— MissMira Strong, one of the wealthiest women of this city, !s dead at Dicker- son Hospital, the result of burns. Miss Strong, who was forty-six years old, lived With her brother Samuel. ‘The brother was awakened by a re- flection of fire on his window. Think- ing the house was ablaze he ran to the hall and through the open door saw his sister enveloped in flames, rolling the snow. arments and had her taken hastily to {he hospital, but she had been fatally burned, He tore off the’ flaming | $35 MRS. WINIFRED SNYDER AND J. ADAM SNYDER, WHOM SHE WEDDED AFTER ELOPING THREE TIMES WITE HIM. NICE JOBS READY: WHO WANTS ONE? Mayor Will Give Them Out, In- cluding Election Commission- erships at $5,000 a Year. The Mavor {s now considering ap- pointments to the following positions, which he will make before the first of NEW FIRE-ENGINE HOUSE. | Quarters for Engine 7 and Hook and Ladder 1 In Park Row. Plans haye been filed at the Bur , Mamhattan, for new qui Engine Company No, 7 and Hook and Ladder Company No. 1, to be erected at Nos. 84-88 Park Row, having a frontage o' street and 138 feet In Park Row. ‘The building will be three stories high and construcied of brick, granite and Mmestone. [t will be the handsomest engine-house downtown and will cost Broke His Jaw, est One Hundredth He carrying a strect He body brutses, sent home. he 5,000, Hook and Ladder Company No, 1 and Engine Company No. 7 aré now quar- tered at Chambers and Centre streets. h street the fall. Cigars Much Under-Priced, Winesd&L iguors EL FENIX, Key West Clear Ha- vana; strictly high grade. Conchas Especiales : of 50, Club Fellows ; 50, Perfectos Royal; box of 50, Varieties Jr, (5 assorted sizes); box of 50, 3,000 KEY WEST, Clear Ha- vana, Finos; box of 50, KEY WEST EXTRAS; box of 50, box of ; during the pre-Christmas i ers Fancy Canada Sprit ul Lae, "I 22 ROAST BEEF--Fancy Prime Native ribs; per Ib, MUTTON—Hind- quarters Fancy Canada CORNED TO | Moxon: large scallops, per at. * 93,25) 5.75 2, SO) HAVANA SPECIALS; all Havana 5.00 Cuban-made rine o. 00 1.00 World's Sreatest Srocery, No need to dilate on the choice ing proclaimed it the mart for the purest and best at the lowest Choice Rumps, per Ib, PORK —Fancy Jersey Roasting Pork: Ib. MUTTON — Short forequarier Canada SCALLOPS. ‘Seleced pa tlar h nN ‘Bape. 10 and Raisin? ais figures. bargains. MEN'S SHOES, Kid and Calf; lace style; and Vici Kid, lace and than the regular shoes. makers’ own stores at $3.50 and We have them in all sizes, at 15,000 SUMATRA WRAPPER long mixed Havana filler cigars; assorted brands in various sizes ; $2.25 grade: box of 50, 1.50 GREAT METROPOLIS. Long Havana filler Puritanos ; box of 2.50 50, 10c. quality; Conchas Selectos ; box of 50, CUBANOLA, CREMO, GEO. W. CHILDS ; box of 50, ite FLORODORA CIGARS; of 100, Sie 195 1.50 2.00 Basement.) quality in, the following list. The days by their presence and eager BEEF— PRUNES—Fancy rich meaty Santa Clara 70 Fruit; per Ib., 7.23| HAM—Armoue's Mild Sugar Cured Boiled Harms, sliced; per Ib., CAKE-—Pound Cake, Plain, Cit eC) a] purchasers all the year round, we fe} e have grouped them thus: WOMEN’S SHOES that were made to be sold regularly at $5.00 and $6.00. These are good Winter Shoes, in the prevailing styles, and are phenomenal MEN'S SHOES that were intended to be retailed at $3.50 and $4.00. The demand will certainly be intensely lively, with wide toes. These shoes have as an added feature the WORTH ELECTRIC CUSHION INSOLE. This makes these shoes easy on the feet in walking ard warmer They sell at the aE DOs) MEN'S SHOES, of Kid, Calf and Patent Leathers; dozens of styles. being clean-ups of the factories; there are all sizes in some styles; all $3.00 and $3.50 shoes, at recelved was attende: FELL CARRYING SICK GIRL. |Policeman Slipped on Stairs and Patrolman Jeremiah Murphy, of the station, oung woman, Who had Aight of stairs ww me ty 1 a the new year. Fpir Commissioners of term, two years; salary, $5,000. One member of the Board of Examin- ing Plumbers, to succeed David Jones, salary $10 a day. Two members of the Municipal Art Elections, and Samuel P, Avery; no salary, ‘Three trustees of the Public Libraries of Queens, no salary; term five years. nad nd One trustee of the College of the City of New York In place of Judge-clect the Supreme Court bench at the lust € A Sreat Shoe Sale Begins Go-MWorrow Morning. BT is undoubtedly the most important sale of the season, because only the best shoes of this season’s makes are offered at prices in every instance remarkably low. Four factories were eager to dispose of their surplus lots. Being large binned them at practically our own 12.25 At this very unusual price we offer— SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN that were designed to be sold at $3.00 On special tables, of course. with tips; WOMEN'S SAMPLE SHOES, the prod- Congress, uct of a factory that makes up the finest shoes for New York trade. As samples they are naturally better than the regular grades. Sizes 3%, 4 and 4%, all styles of toes and heels; all the good leathers; made to sell for | $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00, at | WOMEN'S SHOES, of Patent Leather Calfskin, dull Kid and regular Vici Kid, button and lace; single and double soles; all the good styles of toes and heels; all sizes; all widths in most of three styles; and $3.50 shoes, at L195 PERFECTION COCK- TAILS, Manhattan, Mar- tin, and Whiskey: per bottle, “BOWMORE SCOTCH WHISKEY, MW years old; per bot- tle, MONTICELLO RYE; per gallon, $3.25; full quarts, CABINET RYE; per gal- lon, $2.75; Full quarts, OLD PEPPER WHIS- KEY; per gallon, $2.50; full quarts, MARYLAND RYE; per pn $2.00; full quarts, OOK’S PERFECTION RYE; Botte, PORT. SHERRY AND SWEET CATAWBA: per gallon, eT ARET AND RIES- ING; choice table qual- gallon, (Fourth Fi 80 ODD CHINA. PLATES, bread and butter and tea size, French and Getman china, very handsomely decorated, gold-traced; regularly 25c,, FRUIT OR CRANBERRY SAU- CERS, finest French and German china, handsomely decorated, go!d- traced; regularly 25c., LOBSTER SALAD DISHES, very handsome designs, with cr without handles, very handsomely deco- rated; regularly $1.50, CUPS AND SAUCERS FOR BOUILLON, fine French china, handsomely deccrated, gold handles; regularly 40¢. CUT-GLASS. CELERY TRAYS, very heavy blank, deep rich cutting, Chrysan- themum designs; regularly $7.50, WATER BOTTLES, rich deep designs; regularly $5.50, SPOON TRAYS, heavy blank. deep rich cut designs; reg. $3, 1.00 87 75 65 55 47) oS 65 ) r gallon, $1.80; 3 il 2.25 regularly $3.00 L985 ° Glen's Store, Main Floor, East; Women's Store, Second Floor, Past.) Odd China and Glassware. Handsome Designs from the Celebrated Kitns and Factories Very Sonerously Underpriced. Many will appreciate this offering. a chance to replace pieces of a kind Bs son, and others because it leaves the holiday inducements still open Prices are much below those of elsewhere. IS 75) 7,00) 25 5.00 4.00 00 of ength Coats Continues Go-Worrow. Some because it gives them ken during the holiday sea- GLASSWARE. WINE SETS, finest crystal glass, large size decanter, 6 glasses, imita- tion cut-glass; per set, 60 WINE SETS; Bohemian gas, very handsomely decorated; large de- | canter, 6 glasses: per set 1,50 | WINE GLASSES, finest crysal alass, imitation cut glass: regularly 97 per dozen 40c. WATER TUMBLERS, plain thin |lass; regularly per dozen 60c., SHERBET or LEMONADE CUPS, Star designs; Pint size, 40¢.; Quart size 60 | DECANTERS, imported cut-glass; rich designs, cut neck and cut stop- ee ate widen ane ne Oe (Basement. Crystal glass, imitation cut glass; regu- |arly per dozen 90c., |DECANTERS, Bohemian glass, handsomely engraved in Greek and Commission in place of Daniel C. French Edward B. Amend, who was elected to 7) thicty, of No. 59 Greenpoint avenue. lof $25,000, began afresh at $ There men were taken to Bt. John’s latter it was parepeed fine have’ | cepital, where Leeoe! he jr. |Sotten under control. ’ thee ae ihaveiad eee hAdretrion sim aaiaatene properticna, Hieie am with the bottle. He denied the charge. |summoned from Salem. MAY CAUSE DEAT, Man Attacked Outside Calvary Cemetery Identifies One of Two Assailants Arrested. Michael Lecock, 79 Pearsall street, twenty-two, Long now In St fering from a fospital suf- 18 scalp wound n his death. a that just as he waa pass: nt avenue, oppnalte men jumped out from house at that number, both with empty whiskey bottles. One men grabbed him by the ar, while the other struck him over head with a bottle. Then they vent through his clothes, but, finding nothing away After rec ng consefousness Lacock wandered around® in a dazed manner for several hours, his wound bleeding profusely all the time. Early this morn- ing he was found by a druggist, who washed off the wound and sent for the pa nd an bulance, In which he was taken to St. John's Hospital, The man had lost a great deal of blood and was dangerously weak when he artived at the hospital, The police were put on the case and Detective Peter Ready men Arch arrested two who gave thelr names as Antonio ses, twenty-two, of No. 91 Green- and Andrew point avenue, but both men wer Juries Lawrence, Mass., Police Department, went home one night and my throat and lungs were all filled up and I could hardly breathe. They told me that ff I did not get relief at once writes: weight. sult of the — FIRE STARTS AFRESH. joned to Re Under Con- Broke Loose Agnin, Y. Mass,, midnight in the build- yaugnan Machine Works t “A POL ‘Saved from a Serious Case of Pneu- % monia by Father John’s Patrolman Dan would have dreaded that because of my great I took Father John’s Medi- cine, and it cured my throat and lungs at once and prevented a bad| way, Lawrence, Mas! case of pneumonia. Poschee, along and got much rellef for a| drugs. up to await unded man's In- ITALY'S KING TO MARCONI, “Greater Glory of I otence/" Says Victor Emanuel. 4 GLACE BAY, N. 8., Dec. 26.2 has received by _ wirel telegr from the King of Italy the following ply to his transatlantic Marcon % “I jearn with the keenest pleasure the great results you have ach Theyfconstitate a. tesh triumph {OF 9 yof Ttallan gok t Dec, 26.—Fire which to U ICEMAN’S W extent Medicine. chronic catarrh and bronchial trouble. for which I have been unable to any help from the best doctors 7 | Lawrence and all kinds of Ves |cures that I tried for fifteen years. E ” am recommending it to all pol on the force, and many of them \taking {¢ with much benefit, I wish’ © everybody knew of its (Signed) Daniel J. Carey, 233 jel J. Carey, of the pneumonia, and I I took it right] Without morphini Smoking Sachets AND House Coats, 2 90 5G, oo records, J. tion, including Russian, Long, Medium and Box | best-wearing fabrics and designs. ages from 2!4 to I7 years. A Spectral Showing Garments that show all the style * blue olive, Oxford and plaids. Guxedo, “Stag’’ or Dinner COATS AND VESTS, of" fine fast black Tuxedo Cloth, lined with Neoerian: silk- I, aced, A finer grade, silk-lined through- 10. 50 oul Trousers to match, $3.50 and $4.50 The selling of the past 10 days has eclipsed all Result: BROKEN LOTS GALORE. More than 700 garments in this offering! SIAN OVERCOATS with belt. CHILLA REEFERS, with velvet collar, sizes 3 to 8 years; storm collar REEFERS and DOUBLE- REASTED SUITS for boys, 7 to 15 years. 5O Bays’ Suits and Overcoats. OVERCOATS of every descrip- Coats, all colors and styles, 234 to 16 yrs. Every style of SUIT, including the popular RUSSIAN BLOUSE, SAILOR, NORFOLK, DOUBLE-BREASTED JACKET, in all the Youths’ Overcoats and Suits. 4) of the “Man's Coat’ and still re- 4} taina certain “youthful” touch. THE SUITS are made of || ! strictly pure wool fabrics in black, | I} assortment,ranging in price from and mixtures, Sizes 14 to 20. Boys’ Headwear, | » A great display of TAMS, ||| An assortment of shapes and Ghan Ohese Offerings? i Che Boys’ Store, Take Elevator, Escalator or Stairs, Floor, RUS- CHIN- Sizes to fit all AT | 7 | Second | Ohe Wen’s Store, ek We never BUY Men's Garments to sell at. special low prices. EIGHT DOLLARS, for ine | stance, is a DROP PRICE. Higher grades, for reas | = of good inerenen cin are “repped when sizes come roken or uj FOR SATURDAY MORE THAN 250 GAR- MENTS TO SELECT FROM AT EIGHT DOLLARS. 4 Men’s Suits and [44 SON Overcoats, () & Long, Wedium and Box Style, i The Overcoats comprise fine KERSEYS and | MELTONS (Satin-lined) and an endless variety | of fashionable fabrics in Oxfords, Browns and 4 | Olives. THE SUITS: Single and Double- || Breasted Mixtures, Overplaids and Solid Black, | | | | | | | | Our Trousers || Store is a fea- || ture. in itself, | * | “Correct Form’’ Grousers. |}and these | Trousers, AT 3 00 -™ || made of fine oe : | pure Wors- : | teds and Cassimeres, appeal to | the most critical dresser, We including fancy over- | SPNAVY, GOLF TAM, || AT 2. Se ful Christmas business. double band Caps and many novelties in Winter Caps, All the Broken Lots from the wonder- 50. show a most comprehensive 2,00 to 7.00 Reception COATS AND Dress Worsted, yf S. 30: silk-faced, teds, silk-lined é throughout finest 7efry Higher grades up to $32.50, Full Dress or VESTS, Belgian English and French Worm 4 tailoring, Men's Sott Hats. qualtes that will astonish you. > | Wryee itis prety i well known that x onyGOOD HATS/, OO EX are sold here, Tuxedo? 3 #2 Opera: Bene)