The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1903, Page 11

‘ » Dying Victim Exonerates Schoolmate \ ; BOY DIES FROM PLAYMATE’S STA Hospital Surgeon in Brooklyn Diagnosed Wound as a Scratch, or the Lad’s Life Might Have Beeh Saved. DONE IN A CHILDISH ROMP. from Blame and Latter Promptly Gives Himself Up to the Police Authorities. The neglect of a hospital surgeon may be the cause of fifteen-year-old Freder- tok Benter, of No. 16 Clinton avenue, Brook!yn, going through life with the haunting memory of having caused the death of his playmate, John Kelly, twelve years old, of No. 70 Cariton ave- nue. Young Kelly died to-day from a stab wound in the breast inflicted by Benter while skylarking yesterday after- noon. Benter was arraigned in Myrtle Ayenue Court charged with homicide, The Benter boy is a well set-up youth, Kelly was small and weak. Both boys attended Public School No. 12 in Adelphi street. They met other boys yesterday afternoon and romped about the neigh- orhood until about & o'clock, when the crowd separated to go home. Kelly had a pencil, which he gave to Renter to-sharpen with his pen-knife. The lead was soft and broke several umes. Kelly protested that if Benter kept on sharpening the pencil there would he nothing left of it, and made & grad for his property, Benter laughingly dodged and stepped backward, with Kelly after him. There was a mix-up out of which Kelly came holding his hand to his left breast and saying that he was hurt. "Phere were two other boys present, Frank McCaffrey, of No. 28 Vanderbilt ayenue, and Thomas Malone, of No. 406 Myrtle avenue. Accompanied by Ben- ter they helped Kelly into a nearby cellar where he removed his shirt, dis- closing a small wound that bled pro- fusely. Benter was advised by his com- panions to skip and Keliy walked to his home. He told his mother that he had bee ti Dot, the theatrical world as “Jack the Glan: Killer,” MRS. DOT’S THIRT (Special to The Eventing World, Wi PLAINS, Feb. 13.—-Admiral the midget, otherwise known to is making exteusive prepara- ons for the thirty-fifth anniversary of he birth of Mrs. Dot, his wife, who, played the Fairy Queen in sBiabbed and explained the circum Travels.’" stances. Mrs. Kelly scent another The affair will take, place next Mon- with John to the Cumberland Str day night, when Admiral and Mra, Dot pital, Where a young surgeon examined| will attend a banquet to the Admiral 1 m 1 "* sald the » “but 1 don't will amount to muci.”” took iwo stitches in the wound old Kelly to run along home. By ime the boy got home the hem- . Which lad been reduced at the pital, began again. ov three hours the mother tried to slop the th home remedies aud findiog her efforts unsuccessful and hoy gtowing weaker, she sen » Of No. 175’ Park aver tHe wound was extremely | nd that he yy could be yi so mutch ry t a By his ad ummoned of the In statement en. Benter was ex oung Kelly of all evil in- jong before she married the Ad jj though he met her when she Dot Bowling Club, of which they are nemoers, at Lexington Hall, White Mains. In addition to being famous ots, Admiral and M ot see them compete against one another. Mrs, Dot is oniy about an inch taller han her husband, yet she is considered he best bowler of the club, as she de- for! seated her husband in a tournament by on pins. Admiral Dot's wife was known to the uiblic as Lottle Swartwood. That was 1, al was in’ the rofessional line and fell in her at frst sigh minal ans . Dot are very prou gtavoing. ile said he fell ° told Mrs, Kelly that the {oa hospital, but nee of the afternoon. In nd Street Hospital in mind to let him out of her sight. to-da i He died In the u pung Benter been arrested Myrtle” avenue Washington street. He said that he b on the condition of her boys and was about 10 If up. His story of the stabbing agreed in every detail with that | of the victim. | ——— STEAMER HERE FOR REPAIRS |<, Went Ashore off Cuban Const, bu Was Hauled of. The Norwegian steamer Ole Bull ar- rived here to-day from Havana to make repairs to her hull, which was damaged by going ashore on the east end of Colo Tad Reef, off the const of Cuba A pn the Young Man Makes Thi 'WITH SWEETHEART, STABBED Accusation Against Her Brothe; © and Samuel Webber, brothers, t No. 49 Grove street, were re held in tion next Pri- pert Post, with his s attacked him: ¢ melee Post Kk of the head. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, night z the steamer got off Jan, 28 and The Kind You Have Always Bought to Havana, where temporary oye then el was leaki: hi Bears the dered to Now York to goon the’ drys Signature Like y Len ADMIRAL AND MRS. DOT TO KEEP Y-FIFTH BIRTHDAY. « of their two children, who are taller than their parents. Their daughter Hazel is only e years of age and weighs just sixty-four pounds,.She has a er, Gabriel Leopold, who is in his sixth year, weighs forty pounds and is as tall aa hie i Mrs, Dot welghs about eighty » pounds, while her mother tips the ales at 220 pounds. SEAMLESS WEDDING RINGS ‘* Direct from the Manufacturer.” c . mE : guaranteed exact quality aa 14 Repairing Department on Premises, alogue of 185 ite, Matied Free, ” 1, LEWKOWITZ, reper oe the Prem|sce, mitshed | ° j You wouldn't de- \iberately take a knife and cut'a gash each \ notcarearap whether it heals or not-yet how many women, men and children sufferers there are from eyeglass clips that cause these painful marks! | Here's a clip that'll not shi way that keeps it from pinching. Solid gold spring eyeglasses with the new clip, J. JACOBY OP TEOIA DLN 175 Sixth Ave,, bef, 12th & 13th Sts. +5 00 wo M. H. MOSES & CO, 75, 77, 79 & 81 Vesey Street, Directly Opposite Washington Market. To introduce our celebrated brand of Coffee to the 450,000 families in New York and its vicinity who are collecting or wish to collect GREEN TRADING STAMPS, WE SHALL GIVE ABSOLUTELY FREE SATURDAY, February 14th, MONDAY, February 1 rth of GREEN Trading Stamps with a trial order of Five Pounds of ,Gold Medal Java ‘Coffee, for $1.40. Regular Price 30c, Per Pound. Telephone and Mail Orders will Telephone number, 3574 Cortlandt, receive Sta 6th, 5 00 mps in package. 0)| Lengths 37 to 4o inches, side of your nose and | THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 13, 1903. CATROLIC CHURCH ECHOES PROTEST Speaking for Archbishop Farley, Rev. Father Hayes Commends Warning Utterances of Presi- dent on Race Suicide. MARRY AND HAVE CHILDREN. The warning by President Roos that tho decrease in the birth rate mes virtually ra lclde has drawn ex- pressions o. approval trom High Cathollo quarters, The Rev. Father Hayes, as spokesman for the Right Rev. John M. Farley, Archbishop of New York, sald to-day: “No good Catholic can fail to sympa- thize with the view taken by the Pres!- dent. ‘The faithful adherence to the Jawa of nature is held almost as wacred to a degree by the Church ag the strict obedience to her own rules, “While the Church sanctions celtic; in priests and nuns, it Is an act of el sacrifice and to enable them to devo! their whole time, their whole lives to! the work of the Chureh, but when a| Catholic marries—and they are ail ea- couraged to do so—he or ahe takes upon himself or herself all the responsibilities and all the obligations of that state and must not shirk them or depart in any way from the regular course of nature in their lives.” —$———__— Mra, Charles Potter. PLAINFIELD, N. J., Feb. 13,—Mrs. Charles Potter, the widow of the founder | of the Potter Printing Presa Company, | died at her home here this morning fol- lowing a stroke of paralysis, She was ve years of age. Her maiden Sarah Wiloox and she was & ndt County, Ny Y. JAMES McGREERY & CO. Misses’ Suit Dep't. 3d_ Floor. Homespun cheviot suits,— pleated and plain skirts. Full blouse, fancy stitch- ing and self trimmed, } Colors :—tan, grey and fancy mixtures, Sizes 14 to 16 years, { 12.50. Pedestrign skirts, — black Melton cloth, Nine rows of stitching round the bot- tom, 5:75: Children’s light weight, full length waterproof Rag- lans,—Oxford cloth, Sizes 8 to 12 years. 7.50. Children’s blouse and one- piece Dimity and Gingham dresses. Sizes 4 to 10 years, 1.75 and 5.75. Twenty-third Street. JAMES McGREERY & CO, Men's Pajamas and Night Shirts, Pajamas made of plain or striped Madras, Wool Flannel and “Outing” Flannel, Fastened with large pearl buttons, Night Shirts, make of wool or “Outing” flannel, 5c" Value 1.50 to 2,50 Fine white Cambric Night Shirts, without collars, Finished with colored trimming. 50¢ Value 75¢ Stripes or figured Percale and Cambric and plain colored Sateen Pajamas. 1.45 Boys’ Night Shirts, made of fine muslin, ase Value 756 SH PLAYER WHEN DOG SERS TOE | USING HER NAME, MUSIC STOPPED.) WORTH THE MONEY " itee Sosa Wnty atleals ak Bn 4 Asked by Her Sister, Mrs. French, of Three Men Are Arrested on] Boston Express Could Not Avon, Consented to Help Others. Suspicion of Firing Pistol. Kill It. ; (By Emeline A. Chandler, Avon, Mass.) I asked my sister, Mrs, French, injit is a pleasure now. Mrs. Frenclt regard to using her name. She has great faith in Father John’s Medie thought at first that she would not cine. She has recommended it to othe — want her name ciroulated, but finally jers at Campello, who are sounding its. said she was willing {f \t might help|praises as well as Mrs, French. ta others. A cough of two years had left thank God for the good Father John’ (Signed) Bmew ai Carmino Paradise, nineteen years old, of No. 6 Marion street, Long Island City, ts dying In St. John's Hospital ot a bullet wound recelved early to-day In a saloon at No. 19 Marion street, and three men have been arrested charged with being his assailants. Paradise went to the saloon early last evening and began entertatning the patrons by playing on a concertina, Shortly after mldnigat he put the tn- strument down and started to go out. Saveral young men insisted that he mo (Special to The Evening STAMFORD, Conn, Feb. J, Ken- nedy Tod, the New York banker, who has a fine residence on the shore at Sound Beach, owns a dog for which he patd $1,000 in Scotland last year. An otdin- ary observer might fail te ynything about the animal which would tndicate that it was worth such a sum, dut the (ine proved yesterday that 1t ts no or- dinary canine. It was being taken to New York to Mr, Tod's city residence and had reach- ed the depot. The dog sat on the rail- road track, and @ Boston express came ‘The locomotive hit the animal her weak, and she was not able to do Medicine has done. her work, could not walk far, would/line A, Chandler, be so short of breath. I saw Father) Remember, pneumonia leads in t) John’s Medicine advertised, I asked death rate in all New England and my sister if she would take the Med!-| Middle States this month—in most — cine if I would buy it for her. She be-| cases was due to neglected and im- gan taking it, and the next night after properly treated colds. Father John’s — slept all night—something she had Medicine prevents pneumonia and not done for months. onplaying. He refused and a shot was slong, 1 bought the consumption. It builds up the body fred by sémo one in the place that /and Krank Berges, the man which had /gecond bottle; she took that and grew/and makes strength at the same ant entered his left breast and passed | 969 feat and landed against a stone wall,| better all the time. Where it had|{t cures the cold—a body builder through Into his arm. ‘Then the dog ran through the fle! been a burden for her to do her work,! food medicine. ¢ Michael Fisher, Charles Geld and | Sound Beach, and was discovers —<—$ ~ SaaS Nour later stretched near the pulpit of A veterinary mafd ¢! ‘e'Ehe'exeeption'c#| ALL THE LEADING AUCTIONEERS ADVERTISE IN THE WORLD, Michael Sonnell were arrested to-day, harged with shooting Paradise. Ing man identified the Stone Church dog was all right Wi some brulses. ——— —- Many ideas of what's to be worn this spring may be ob- tained in a ramble throvgh the store these days. We are showing advance spring styles in Women’s and Children’s Garments and A Sho This pair of shoes is WARM BEFORE TRYING ON. Not eaturnabty alter satus are.worn out Men'e—Main Fioor, G0th Street Section. | Men’s Overcoal Special! To-morrow we offer 350 Over- coats at the exceptional price of $7.50 each. Cut long and loose, in all desirable mater ials, made and trimmed in the best pos- sible manner; 7 50 ry to-morrow, Special for Boys. only Sizes 7 to 15 years; the best suit or overcoat 1.75 e that $3 will buy ; to-morrow, at Men’s Suits in Cheviots Men's Suits in Cassimeres. Men's Sulls in Tweeds, All kinds of mixtures, some in black; some worth $10; others worth $11 and $12. To-morrow, only Men’s $3 Trousers, To-morrow $1.79 Gecond Fioor, 60th St. Section. ensalion For Men. } United States is familiar with. morrow, at, per pair, $2.40 Patent Leather, Shoes, left, accompanies each pair of these shoes. . $4.00. In the women’s and children’s shoe stores, the sale of shoes at one-half price continues. dium and heavy soles; all sizes. + kid and patent tips; all sizes. 8% to 11, sizes 11% to 2 at 98c. shoes, newest styles; sizes 12 to 54%. Waists, $1.59, To-morrow we place on sale several thousand pairs of fine Patent Leather and Box Calf Shoes the brand names of which every man in the Shoes which always sell at $3.50 and $4.00, in this sensational sale, to- In the lot are such famous shoes as Snow’s Guaranteed |W. L. Douglas Box Calf which always sell at $4.00. A printed guar- | and the Empire Shoe Company's Box antee, facsimile of which will be seen at the | Calf Shoes, which always sell al $3.50 and sé Every pair of shoes in this lot is of this season's latest style and weight. In the assortment are all sizes, in C, D H and E widths. No man looking for a real genuine bargain can afford to miss this shoe chance, Women’s $3.50 Shoes, $2.10. | Women’s $2.50 Shoes, $1.59. | Children’s $1.50 Shoes, 89c. Boys’ $2 Shoes, $1.20. . j Fine vici kid and box calf, me- Fine dongola kid, lace and button; Box calf and kid, stout soles, sizes Fine Casco calf; double soles; lace” Women's goc. Foothold Rubbers, first quality, all sizes, 19¢, ‘Women'e—Gecond Floor, S9th Strest Seotion, Charming new conception: of which this is the very fi morrow only. These are made like the illusts of’ white cotton cheviot, the daintily embroidered in grape flower designs, tailor stitched p buttoned on the side, smart sepai turn-over stock col- ‘ lar. To-morrow’s 1.5 & special price.......- No mail or C, O. D, orders fi on these waists. (Beoond Piesr, 59th St. Section.) * These excellent gloves are really $1 quality and exceptional at the above price. 7 A They are made of heavy aually lambskin, with two clasps; in all the newest colors of the season, as well as black and white. All sizes—your pick to-morrow, at, per pair, We cannot fill any mail orders on these gloves. Special for Saturday—Men’s $150 Gloves 7c, Fine cape Prix seamed gloves, made from finest imported with 5} point backs, handsome shades of tan, all sizes, ¢ two pairs to a customer. Main Floor, 60th Street Gestion, Saturday Fur Specials! This great clearance sale of furs continues to appeal to those who: recognize true merit and rare bargain-giving in ha 4 fur garments, It’s the time for judicious bu: you'll probaly never again be able values here offered, Persian Lamb Coats. $39 —Beautiful Persian lamb coats, latest style, dip front; values up to $s$ $55 —Handsome Persian lamb coats, with large collar and revers of Eastern Mink or Chinchilla; va‘ ues up to $100. ma ——_ ing—the quantities are limit to duplicate the extraord collar and coats, with lar nd Baum of Eastern Min} values up to —Handsome best qi 3159 sic dye Persian lamb trimmed with beautiful Baum Marten and Hudson sable, values up to $300, SealsKin Coals. Salurday’s Special Sale of giving specials in our optical goods , store, we quote the following fy (“4 ~*~ morrow. - These eyeglasses and spectacles are scientifically made and will be Featherweight, of Goldoine, 68c. Goldoine closely resembles 14-karat gold; it always looks bright, and per- The eyeglasses and spectacles are feather-welght; they are fitted with silex crystal lenses; spectacles have straight or riding bow, eyeglasses fitted with Fi t value- FR Front among the many va Wt, specially interesting items for to- properly fitted and adjusted to the eyes, spiration and moisture of any kind will not tarnish it patent American cork nose-rest. Persian lamb epatay fine quel _pendince eseltnl With Solid Gold Parts, 85c. S59 Fi values up to $410. $95 — tendon ayes values it elected imported silex crystal; periscopic lenses; eyeglasses have | $69 ~Beautiful Leipsic dye Persian $200. Par yer Pe actucles have gold nose-pieces; the latter may be had in lamb coats, values up to $135. $125 —Very handsome either straight or riding bow. $85 —Beawsitl Persian fan coats, | : oft) best London finest qual ipsic dye; vale | ow y { Genuine Pebble Eyeglasses, bra ‘ : APE yet Kos oa $139 —Finest saakin Axis cut; spectacles can be had in either straight or riding bow; eyeglasses —Very stylish, best quality London dye; values with patent American cork nose-rest; these pebbles take a high polish and will $95 Leipatc "aye Persian « lamb 00. not scratch or collect moisture in any way; are natural stones, almost as hard as | diamonds, Mate Fieor, Prout, Centre, Twenty-third Street, BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Streets. — BLOOMINGDALE BROS,, 3d Avenus, $9th and Goth BLOOMINGDALE BRO: 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth Streets, 3d Avenue, 59th and Goth