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a sisson Who Shot Him- self at Manhattan Hotel. | the Boy Must Have Been ‘Temporarily Insane with Thought That His ‘Health Was Perma- Mently Wrecked. Chicago, father of Bowman wuicide by shooting himself at d ittan Hotel Sunday, reached York to-day and went to the Coro- Office to take charge of the young i — effects, “The terrible act of my son," said Mz. speaking to an Evening World is uneccountabe to all of us, can only attribute it toa Mental aberration. Why, @ letter ¢rom him a short t Yo which he said he wae getting Splendidly. It is true thet he said was getting weaker and was looking to his vacation, when he could ‘@ long rest. However, the general of hie letter was cheerful. “He was our only child'’—here Mr. Beker nearly broke down—"and we hed home at Christmas time for two He had a bad fall mbout two ‘ago in- which he received a severe of the leg. He suffered with tism after he had recovered, but confine the Rees aniips ane it Yas gradually ng. Tetter to the son of Senator he seemed to realize the ter- he was contemplating, for he KT offending God, in ve. Age will take his @on's body to Chicago with him on the 6 train this evening. lb Told Friends that His In- Surance Policy for, $5,000 "Would Be Better Than Himself “Gorge Btalb, twenty-two years old, a it fot a butter dealer In Harrison ‘day in the dining-room of his home, at , 1880 Bergen street, Brooklyn. A gos extending to his mouth from an ‘@pen jet indicated suicide. who had becn married only Sbaut @ year and who had a little baby, ®ald to have been drinking heavily Wecently, and his acquaintances also say ‘that he had Jost a good portion of his At gambling. He returned trom ik at noon yesterday and com- of feeling badly, and remained house the rest of the day. When ‘wife retired he was lying on the dn the dining-room, and that is Bhe found his body to-day. ly he had told friends that his ‘Was Insured for %,000, and that he he would kil! himself so that his ‘gould got the money. itis wife told Hee she had no knowledge of such rance policy. TOO OLOTO CHANGE, Not Bear to Move. Ave years for the same tallor and in accu om himself to his new its hter LAllie found his body t fon cut it down and call 1 ne, of No. 1414 St, Mark’ s @ body was turned’ over to R. D. Holmes and beoause it to the Board of White Jtos = Wii ry THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1003. NO MOTHS HARVIE's Bug It instantly exterminates every de- scription of insect life. MRS. MINCER DEAD AFTER OPERATION Wife of Well-Known Park Row Business Man Was Prominent in Many Harlem Charities. HONS BODY OF SHEETED CORPSE “SUCIE SON B. Eshier, of Chicago, Comes to Arrange Funeral of Simpson Crqwford Co, Sicth Ave 194 ta20% CAUSED PANG Policeman Carried the Body Down a Ladder and Neighbor Who Saw It Yelled, S*-rting the Excitement. An Important Day in the On the brink of Summertime, when thoughts skip from city bustle to pastoral places—shore, lake, mountain, bay. Only a few days until the blinds of the cottage come down—with months of fun ahead. To-morrow the Furniture Store makes special effort to supply Summery furnishings at a very little cost. It is an ideal saving time, not only for cottagers, but for Summer Hotels, Boarding Houses and the like. Principal interest centres around the Bedding Outfits, which are complete and very much under price, No store ever offered so much for so little. OUTFIT No, 1 consists of white enamelled Bed- | consists of Brass Bedstead, 1%%- | consists of Brass Bedstead, 2-inch bow or | inch posts, massive mounts and] posts, extra high headboard, 4-inch saturated with Harvie’s Kill-Bug and placed in a trunk will preserve every- thing in it from moths. years the loyal helpmeet and adviser Mincer, whose name ts 80 closely associated with Park Row, died yesterday afternoon at the home of her husband, No, 1574 Madison avenue. funeral wiil be held to-morr at 11 o'clock from the resi interment will be in Union Fields Cem- Non-poisonous—von-explosive. AN’T ACCOUNT FOR ACT.|THEN THERE WAS REAL TIME. 0 or you can order direct shoulders of a burly policeman created a pantie In the tenement-house at No. {4 Washington street before daybreak. Patrick Walsh died on the top floor of the tenement at No. 121-2 Washing- ton street yesterday, and at midnight the police of the Church street station went after his body to take It to the They found that a fire had destroyed the stairway, and ladders led ‘They couldn't carry the body down the Indders, so the jan- itor told them to take it through the Kernan shouldered crawled to the roof and the scuttle into the adjoining It may be truly sald that Mr. Mrs. Mincer were sweethearts (hrough- out their married jife. was ‘his guide and cheerful assistant, In prosperity she was his friend and Her unexpected dex blow not only to the sie! but to a wide clre 1%-inch posts, straight foot; brass trimmed rings In adversity she WHEN YOU MOVE EQUIP YOUR OFFICE WITH Modern Furniture And the Best Facilities for Con- ducting Your Business. LB. Peuer, of No. 2% Winchester » the Yale sophomore who com- from floor to floor. rar inentain ar ble enterprises in the Hat i house next door. As he went through the upper hallway | he passed a Kitchen door where Joseph Corrigan wus eating a late supper. rigan saw Uke corpse and jet out a yell very one in the tenement. The halis filled with excited tenants, 1 Door East of Broadway, lar selling prices; Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. Brass Bedsteads; discovered the policeman | suzgbst was done, he could not be with the corpse in his arms there was @ Matters were explained as the corpse was taken out, followed by many of the) oo coe Ad ae ee ra Mail Orders Promptly Filled. ams Sixth “Avenue,. 2Ist and 22d Streets, N. Y. Cr a a eee A Remarkable Cut-Price Sale of Genuine Agate Ware! These are strictly first-class goods—the only kinds we carry—which at these reduced prices are cheaper ualities are sellin ine agate nickel steel ware—strictly wece warranted to give perfect lo not find it so we will replace double-coated and absolutely pure. GENUINE AGATE MILK ot PUDDING PANS, deep and [enn ge? Brase Bedsteads, end who went as for as the} hat ¢he deceased was prop- 10 SAVED HINSELE MISTRESS 1 DEAD. Brass Bedsteads: upbolsterst sald bal Lay pres Ane covered with drawers, finished inside, est quality plain or figured denim; $17.50 Oak, Mahogany, Bird’s-E ' $12.50 Be Uy ir sive Maple, Curly $24.50 Woman Planned to Kill Canary and Other Pet, but Only One Expired with Her. for elsewhere. They are gen first quality—every satisfaction—if Mrs. Alice Kline, who turned the gas | on in her home, at No. 478 East Bov- enty-fourth street, on March 19 In an effort to commit suicide, dled to-day in Bellevue Hospital from the asphyxia- Her husband has been employed in an orchestra at a South Carolina resort all and {t was because she was lonesome and he would not permit her to join him there that she decided on size, regular price, '40c,; sale price, 30c. 3eqt. size, regular price, $0c,; sale price, 40c. 4-qt. size, regular price, 60¢,; sale price, 50c, 6-qt. size, regular price, Before turning on the gaa she wrote her will, which’ gave her canary bird to a next-door neighbor. tended killing her pug dog with her, but the dog, after she was unconscious, shed the’ door o} barking the hall, gave tl <wv GENUINE AGATE WASH A . PANS—8 qt. size, 65c.size, —|10 qt. .size, 7$c. size, for 4 $5.75 | “trait ronis of any of the above at $7.00 | “JAPANESE MATTINGS. | ,,xt"a quality 6 woven seamless matting... wi to the Presbyterian Hospital and from there sent to Bell Her husband was sent for and e becami uring leet night and died to-day. | CHILDREN LIVED WITH THE ANIMALS They Were So Dirty that They) Were Expelled from Long Isl- _Cotton War Siete ting in all $8.50 small diamond and ioc te- $7,50 Fine closely woven Matt in all colorings. Very heavy and durable Mattings, selected patterns. 8-qt. size, regular price, 90c.; sale price, 78c. 9c. 14 qt. size, 9oc. size, for 55c. GENUINE AGATE BERLIN \E ATE RICE SEAS SHAPE SAUCE PANS, with BOILER, 1 quartsize, regular price, 45c.; sale price, 35c. | 1y%-quart size. Regular price, 50c,; sale price, 37c. 2-quart size, Regular! 4, price, 60c,; sale price, 44c.| 3 50c.; sale price, 40c. size, regular price ; sale price, 50c. 2 quart size, regular price $1.10, Sale Price 85c. GAS RANGES, 500 of them in assorted styles and sizes. Regular value up to $1.45; tor | Shovels, best quality this sale, choice at. 73 “Cort” Gas Cook three burner top. “Cort” Gas Ranges, asbestos lined, " $9.05 Spading Forks, “D” handle. sale price, 30. LANDERS, medium size, | price, 70c.; sale price, 49¢. 75 | Rakes.. 75c4 sale price, 60c. bi The unclean condition of the children | “Diamond” Gas Ranges, very sat of Peter and Annie Nedyel, of No. 80 | sale ree 7.06: “Favorite” Gas Ran, kind; sale price, 33¢, GEWUINE” AGATE PIE PLATES, 8 inch ges, the best Trowels, 4c,, 5c. and.. Truant Officer O'Shaughnessy investi. Sit aso Steel Ovens tor Gas or Oil, 350] and $1.58 and all the children were ar- | Value up to $2.50. Fi $10.00 FOR REFRIGERATORS, a Japanned Watering Pots, Ape, 4 qt. size, reg. 75c. value, yn Soctety for the Prevention of 5 Crueity to Children It was found that the Nedvel family lived in a foul basement, with chickens, ducks, a pig. a goat and a do, not a bed or a chalr In the h nis and ehildre ad on the floor il of @ horse, and, lke horses, they ved with their shoes on, | |size; special for 69c. rete ene Soe at eee nC Ey Sonsb.Sons | WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY an Immense Assortment of Fihe COTTON SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES at a big reduction from regular prices, The attention of Hotel People and those refurnishing their summer homes ts directed to this Sale, Twilled Fruit of the Loom, dozen twilled Fruit of the Loom Muslin Pil- Depp Had Worked Thirty-five Years in One Shop and Could ice pa vens. in appear : Sotm Daniell OFFER FOR epp, who had worked thirty- new and made for styles, all entire! . Among the fot #ame shop in Manhattan, could not this season's sel uurround= ge when he went to work in a smull in Brooklyn yesterday, and- to-day body was found dangling from (ehandelter in a room in his home 148 Bt. Mark's avenue, Brooklyn. man for whom he had worked so yng felired from business a week ago Speaterdsy was the first day for D Who Was fifty-nine years old, In 16 HOw shop, When he returned to his he said he could not stand the dp bis surroundings and seemed ne ive opportunity. "1 © will probabiy: me institution, | rey LADIES CAN WEAR SHORS one size smaller after using Allen's | @ powder to be shaken! It makes tight or| new shoes feel easy; gives Instant re- lef to corns and bunions, greatest comfort discovery of the age. Cures and prevents swollen feet, blis- ters, callous and sore spots, Allen's Foot-Kase is a certain cure for sweat- | ing, hot, aching feet. At all drug- 150 gists and shoe stores, 25c, ‘Trial pack- | age FREE by mail. Address Allen 8. | Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y. are regular upright Refrigerators, | ings; easily adjusted: Ice Chests. Early comers can have yds 3G-inch bleached B10, r i her Refrigerators from $5.00 up 0, Into the shoes, quality; special, ya, ICE CREAM FREEZERS; “White Mountain” Freezers head the list, though the best of the GARDEN HOSE, othe ede ore here, too. ee people who make ice-cream wW \ all about them—there Is no freezer make and fully warrants which has such a splendid record] tength .. for efficient service, long wear and city of operation, linen, Just note these prices. 42x 86, 45x86, BOxSG, 54x36, llc 12%c l4cea PEQUOT SHEETS, dozen, two sizes only, at these great values: 9°, 50c; 0° 62c ea. UTICA SHEETS, dozen at the following very special prices: 72x90, 72x99, 81x90, 81x99, 58c 63c 64c 70cea 81x108, 9Ox90,90x99 vOx108, 77c 7ic 78c &5cea THE “DANIELLS” SPECIAL, heavy round-thread heet, unequalled for wear, the most satisfactory one ever offered to the hotel trade below wholesa 54x90, 68x00, 72x90, T2299, Pite44c 49 55c O0c 65c 70c Mail Orders Prompt: bleached mus- special, 44c | No mail orders filled on the above two items, Customers limited to 4O yards of each, lin, 10¢. qualit cases very fine white cro- chet Bedspreads, full size, latest Murseilles $1.28 each; 89c if you know the “White Mountain,” fe ong, ne in and we wl Aas gt! in ever to you, 100 will go “ ” ao ae to 1.88 Our “Wire Bound” Garden Hose, ath ath an investiga~ , in two qualiti at asharp cut in prices, l4c grade at, yd. .. 16c grade at, yd. ....... dozen hemmed huck Towels, ,» 121-2c quality special, each ready mixed Palpis, 1,000 Tea Pots.. 4TEA a Discoverer? CHILDREN’S GO-CARTS, 96 for Carts up to. heavy-weight ed linen table damask, 66 inches wide, a splendid damask for resta' at BBo yd. sale y Filled, Linen Aisle, Main ids Phi valu FURNITURE STORE. OUTFIT No. 2 OUTFIT No. 3 fron | YaSes, bow foot, all sizes, value | top rod, %-inch filling, all sizes; spring made from heavy pipe tub- | 831.00; upholstered spring, covered | value, $35.00; upholstered rabbet ing, woven steel wire, with cable | with best ticking, with cleats for edge? spring, hair top, covered with Le atte ee ee tere Cott | brass beds; value $10.00; electric | best quality’ ticking; value $13.50; ticking, can be furnished in’ ali | felt mattress, covered with fancy 40-Ib. Hair Mattress, made from best sizes; value $5.00; ticking; value $8.00; long drawings, covered with best FM $12.50 | outst complcte....... $3750 | gimty ticking wae g58 59 Important Sale of BRASS BEDS, CHIFFONIERS AND DRESSERS. F In Rese Bee eae ay we offer a manufacturer's ine of Brass Beds at to 50 per cent. less than regu- there are only limited numbers in at pease handles, bevel plate mirror, 5 $8 50 this lot and only one of a kind; a few hints of the Be drawers; $12.00 value...... tee eeeeees e Chiffonters in genuine Golden Oak; highly polished Chiffonters; 30 inches wide, full swell front, French Hee French bevel plate, dust proof drawers, in Golden » Mahogany, Bird’s-Eye Maple, Curl: Birch; piano Polish; $33.00 Ae aes $24.00 Dressers; genuine Golden Oak; highly polished, shaped or oval plate; two small and large drawers; $14.25 value......... be $ 10.00 '865,00 BOX COUCHES; 32 inches wide, 76 inches long, with Dressers; 45 inches wide; full swell front, 24x30 large box, nicely lined and fitted with patent self-opener,} | inches; French bevel plate, French legs, dust proof piano polished, in Golden Birch; $35.00 value Other styles from $9.75 up to $45.00, ‘Fourth Floor, Extraordinary Sale of NEW MATTINGS, Five thousand rolls ‘(six hundred patterns), from China and Japan, are on our floors and in our warehouses for the Annual Spring Sale, which is to be the most important New York has ever known, Not only is the quality of every yard what it ought to be, but you have a variety to choose from— a variety that is sure to please you, and it will soon be a matter of general record that PRICES HAVE NEVER BEEN SO LOW. CHINA MATTING, ‘a heavy fointless China Mat- Diocks and small effects; 40 yards to the ro! Selected jointless Matting; in reds, greens and blues... will wear for Linen Warp, closely wov- years checks na small $12,00 en, geometrical designs..... $11.50 effects High-grade Chi ff Reversible pial: A” $4,95 trom selected straw; Seite) mace in and fancy linen traw, plain whit Warp, elleo Scotch plaid ef- Aipureds positively the bem $44.00 fects; very alae... : $12.00 Made. .rere wobelagied size A floral effect; Very pretty, $16.00 ere Te fi 1 fa ure Falsed above the body of tha hae: Matting. 06 $9.50 | Large and small feures, $9.50 sorte Netoct 8 YEP? hand $49.50) le ton Warp...... $10.50 | , isis Sevres end cermet $40,50 | gtiam nan = Se eters oie eee Re Malleable Garden Rakes. never been so low—even here. . large ovens, “Acme” double tooth Garden| | they never were anywhere. RICH CUT TABLE GLASS. | BIO SALE OF Giaas -19 and 25 Cast kes 45 Movie; ore owls; rich deep cut- Ung; value $4.00, gives; vi tis- Manure Forks, 4 prong. Seely ‘$3.50 i 12.75 | Ladies’ Garden Hoes... i #3.5) fettubed to Shrubbery Pruners, 1 Bonbon Olive Dish- Grass Hooks, 15c. and. Flandten; dee Edge Cutters, 15c, and.. duced 2.60 to . OC, AND. ss scercerenererssenes $ Most} — Best goods obtainable; all 1903 Garden Hose, 25 ft. + P1205 atte emma tt | Hep +19 910,00 TRUNKS, $6.98, || fora ells, wih pa al preciate these trunks—it's 90 ¢asy to at what you want without dis- } Fourth Floor, A ns é We are now showing very complete assortments of the new Summer Weight Comfortables, with sterilized Lambs’ Wool or Medicated Cotton | fillings; newest designs of coverings in silk, nainsook or silkoline, Big Wednesday in the Upholstery . Store. We give very special thought to these Wednesday Sales, and eco- nomical housewives recognize thet importance. The one of this week is no exception, unless it be that the values are even better and af- ford a wider range for choosing. $8.00 COUCH COVERS, $4.85. Very heavy reversible quality, in Turkish Rug design, with tassel fringe all round. $3.25 ROPE PORTIERES, $1.95, These are full size for double doors, of a heavy quality rope in pretty colorings. $5.90 Tapestry Portieres, $3.95, Choice of Novelty Curtains with applied border of rich brocaded effects with deep tassel fringes; in in excellent variety of colorings. $5.50 IRISH POINT CURTAINS, $3.95. Of fine quality net, dainty novel- ty designs; also heavily wrought allover effects. $8.00 IRISH POINT CURTAINS, $: Exquisite new goods, with richly Sorbet designs on extra quality net. $2.25 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, $1.65. About 15 choice patterns made of best Egyptian yarn with over- lock edges; full width*and length. $4.25 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, $2.95, Extra fine weaves in specially handsome designs, true copies of fine real laces. 15C. CRETONNES AT 10c. PER YARD. New and handsome designs in datnty Spring creations, full yard wide. 29C. FANCY ART TICKINGS AT 19C. Best quality, latest designs and colorings. Fourth Floor. $40 Strictly Ball-Bearing Sewing Machines, $13.95, (Fourth Floor.) “Runs Like a Bicycle.” Every idea of the best Singer ts incorporated, along with some ad- Uitional Improvements that tend to relieve the efforts and emergencies of she who sews. Noiseless, have self - threadin shuttle, automatic tension, and the running parts are ball-bearin Woodwork fs highly polished oak, in the. new swell-front, fiver, drawer, drop-head construction— having the appearance of a table when closed, Guaranteed for five years~and we keep it in repair should any be needed. The price—$13.95. $40.00 ts an seers Ui Some stores a ' j Seasonable HOUSEHOLD UTILITIES. | |PHENOMENAL CHINA and GLASS, | SAVINGS UNPARALLELED. VALUES: IN et: GAS COOKING STOVES AND | GARDEN IMPLEMENTS—THE The last r RCHEAPEST ANYWHERE. | | China and Guan’ Montnetgtars Some, extrxerdnary economy chances tn Fine Steel Spades... (39 fluded, besides many dainty pieces that will serve to brighten the table and “12 ie ae) are at the bottom notch of littleness; for similar qualities they MA And if they were never so low here, CLOCKS. | $15.00 DINNER SETS torg in 4 $10.00. "and 25.00 | 200 gets of fine Ament: 4.75, $16.00 | and's gla traced nandles, 47,50, $18.78 ae ner, ante t ecUite Gas Mah | a2A Ee EI RE) aly Bates ak 00 | ter plates, 8 meat dish- a | Sout, butter dis ered’ v 5 ve VALUE UP TO $16.00. Galvanized Watering Pots, 35¢c. fecge sae Lot of other things might be said, | 50c, and ......sseseeeeecseeene 58 sities ; & Hono ” fete | “PENNSYLVANIA” LAWN CLOCKS, Bogliah anted Made tructed. MOWERS, cplaln Sete—i3 | dinnee es, 12 oon, plates, 5 Finished in the very best manner, ea plates, This lot consists of 67 high-grade | runs easier, cuts faster, thereby cut: france #2n Js Gee Refrigerators in assorted sizes and| ting every spear of grass instead of dishes, soup ti pusning or matting it down; finest peed boat, butter nife-steel blades; dust-proof bear- UMBRELLA JARS, fe, anconered 5 table dish, tea cups Apartment-House Refrigerators and | 40-inch 44-inch 16-inch | | 82%, dark yerd Logyrow only anae eee’: $11.75 thelr choice out of the entire lot at | “95,60 $7.95 $9.00 fot 22,7 § 5.20 TOWET SETS. DECORATED TABLE | | ‘OLLT SHTS, For high 45-inch at inch LAMPS, gd nuit ky m ve: cleo Aa grass: $12.75 $18,00 pon’ dsooral Bowl ana'Pit:| flowers’) “> Lamps, antiqu email 1a Lawn Mowers as low as ee with ‘central are vin 2 Diss puciNg. "vets 4g § 25 ft. length.........0 bee 8,608 tenn st ts ing} aavage || SuMMER COMPORTABLES, 500 figured Silkoline full size, newest colorings Plast tape sol yeliown

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