The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1903, Page 13

eo x. after which he shot it. Now for version number two. It ts \ that the Mette taltiess black @ox ‘came i ‘|fraaie through the street and was oap- 9 red by a gang of young urchins. They —the trchine—tied a plece of rope about tts neck, @nd then tied the rope to the doorbell of No, 816 Hast Sixtieth street. Every téme the dog jerked to get away s the bell gang. This infuriated the ten- GLOUCESTER CITY, anta, who pelted the dog with all man- nother proud father Detala of the Origin of the Affair tii Re more: ‘igen She Says Janitor Baumbach Hit fratunted by Pre Differ, but All Agree that te sour Her on the Forehead with an the Fron ieeinent Wee. Poa Polioeman Sexton Shot It Full TOOK POISON WHEN ALONE, | Axe, but He. Stoutly Denies of Holes. Woman offer! rom Melancholia that He Used’ One. ee Smeveeds in Mine Herset?, IS ry A ‘ten! Mre. Theresa Kilfshelmer, forty-four CURTAILED ITS MAD CAREER. eats old, ies dead at har toma, No. DOCTORS SAY NOT POSSIBLE. ———o 4% Mast Fifty-eighth street, from the ‘ fects of sarbollc acid. According to Dr, William & PAO, Wee a Woman's Pet and Nearly relay she had auffered from melan-| ‘There te 4 difference of opinion as to| tP°, Lae eecter’ Oond from Fright Anyway, @t|cbole thre years and care was taken | whether Mrs, Sarah Hariton, of No. s|never to leave her alone, Yesterday, | 177 Mast Houston street, was struck in Appears, and: Had a Fit Be-! the asrvant needing to go to the gro-| the head with an axe early to-day. wider) os cer’@,+ crossed the’ hall to the apart-| Mrs, Hariton eays that Krank Baum- ments of @ neighbor and asked the lat- (ere Are two alee of a mad dog with no tall. The first ts the version of Po- Meaman John Sexton, of the Bast Gix- and my ite beat, wie her on the forehead with muah a Weapon, but Dr, Harold, of the Gouver- i Mrs. Kilfeheimer was found lying|neur Hospital, 1s authority for the Flavoring. on the floor of the dining room, un-|ptatement that the wound must have conscious from the effects of carbollc| been recelved in ome other way, The ‘ @ién't Gave, Mrs, Hariton of trying to get his job Rarly to-day 8 woman wes riding Gownatown on @ First avenue car car- cl kdl aL pring a little black dog in her 10p.'AS policeman Found It DiMcult to tho ca neared Gixticth street the dos ‘KIM Animal with Clap. 8 Gereloped a Mt and bewan to foam atthe} Patrolman Hugh McCormick, of Jer- ‘The woman held him tight, 0 that he esuldn't bite. put ter off the car at |, earrying the dog, ‘to Gecond avenue, HOT FIGHT WITH A RAT. iH a : 4 con ‘aor of Yyatlding i it rama r of a. fg tenement building, sprang at him and attempted to bite his Matter ‘sent for an ambul Tene 3, Hig trousers were rested Baumbach. W! Dr. Harold ty motions were #0 quick ¢ thet ¢ wos eame he er oer} the wound and told Bexton corneal mfoutes before the pollceman|the police tt mugt ve been re- succeeded in mnookine it out with his] ceived ‘iy it was Baurvbah was locked flavor that si i 33 3 i Use pol her, tied a piece of Th wouieeeee by al th a, and fastened it to] ner of, werless to as-| but irs. Hariton was ‘not hurt badly ‘of No. $8 Kast Six-| vist MoCormick. enough to be taken to the hospital, ii 1 e ‘oe woniss AY brains, APRIT,'S TRIPLETS’ FATHER FEELS HONORED. President Roosevelt Writes Him a Letter and Sends Three Pho- tographs and Compliments. jent Roosevelt and er fr recet tg me who @ ty Sakai ig ° for the free, wow compliments to Mie kanal yrmegylty ching nin ‘ot bagh, Janitor of the bullding, tapped Rich and Lasting pation; Gis apoond a! eres oh sum- | Police have been unable to find a blood- fy-peventh otreet inecen’ "ake boring. _Dhyat Sater ‘the | stained axe. thet of residete of Mast Gixtieth strovt,| Mou" shvetdinn, arrived “and ‘chdeas| ‘There have been open hostilities be- and the third ta the on ehat tiie dog] yored to save the woman's Hie, but shel eween the Janitor and the tenant for several months. Baupbach few remarks scat | URYSTALS hall an . WILL NOT BAKE OUT, Unlike Liquid Extracts, do not evapo- rate, but eoatbee rich, delicious vanilla A 10c, package equals any 25¢, bottle of vanilla extract. VANILLA CRYSTAL 00,,101 Bockman 8.8.7 | hg MAIL ORDER ORDERS daiiis PROMPTLY ry (;00 SIXTH A SIXTH AVENUE 21ST et” AND 21ST. Men's Men’ 2 Suits att Summer The first arrivals of the new Spring and Summer Styles are now being shown in our Clothing Department, third floor, Saturday’s unusual values will include 220 NA STREETS NY. ee THE SUITS: 20 Styles of Serpes, Thibets, Worsteds and Cheviots are here in all the different weaves and textures, All sizes in regulars, stouts and longs. Double and single breasted sack styles, full and half-lined. The style, fit and finish of these gar- ments are as near perfection as can be obtained. TOP COATS—In 1 hibets, Oxford Cheviots, and all shades of Tan Coverts in the pena lengths. The Suits and Top Coats are priced at...,..,.s0..25sc2se00 ever aa NOG HT HITPR ep Ra DF Men’s and Boys’ New Spring Hats! DERBYS in all the newest styles; FLORO- Finest grades in. Men’s and Youths’ early pha flat set soft Hat, latest spring spring styles; exact ee. of all the style and very handsome—all leading makers; DERB las, AUTO. AND YACHT J -90 ‘|FLOR DORAS bd FE- $] 90 CAPS’ in blue cloth for...... we ie POBAR: ds seepiendereecsionsn.e "" Boys’ Spring Suits “isn ys YOUTHS’ each BOYS’ 3-PIECE CONFIRMA-| BOYS’ 2-PIECE D. B. CON- ee ee at & ears-— | TION SUITS—9 to 16 years} FIRMATION SUITS—8 to 16) __» 4, ' ave 14 to 20 Bias a th il gt digo nal wor-| years—Black clay diagonal| —7 * 16 years—All- ool leoid Nard black — value FP ihe cassimeres 6" ‘onal worsteds—- $) cheviots. onus value $10,00, $9.00; at........ Mitek, zee, vue an 95 NORRGE blue $4.95 0 lack ifs lack serges; beste $4.00, at,, value b $5.00) oor te Pr <A ELLIS AAR COUT se ae “THE “ADAMS” FOUNTAIN PEN. Saturday's rar rpsperianrts aretha Sheet Music 14 wm ith a 14-kt. pone aes a Mameiaset Nee Pres Wes ricostr ction tetas cece Take 4 Buar That Pelle From te My, cee i, maaan, Wery imaavet ot Misery Hall, 70 (Prettiest pong love, (Prettiest weitiag In Yea, iM Men’s' and Boys’ Shoes Priced Low. Man’s Best Ovality Shoes and Low Cut Ties— Py bon dtticable styles, ups and in such atent Leather, Patent 6 5 Coltskin, Bucy Vici Kid and Black 2 62 a AT oy. intermersa, boar mezto. (Bi Satin Catt Lace Shoes—In 9 appearance allthat 50 ld be desired, and every pair will prove excellent t carers-—with ts bevy single and double mtg aay — Cat aad Box Calf 00 Shoes—-witt pac eels—sizes 814 to 1334—regular price $1.25 per pair; for this special sale. ,, Saturday Specials in Girls’ ra “phat $0 ae eg ie 4 a ceeuiees 2a 5 8 immed with mis and with "eked youes ; Takes Overcoats | Men’s and Youths’ Blue, Black and Oxford Spring Suits and Spring Top Coats. if be A CHOICE, BOYS’ 2-PIECE D. B, SUITS Msbt with the Sure an aE deat Kise Yourself Goed-by. Th bl p Fe Weaies My Heart Away Hever wot | A Bind of Paradiee, tater. Hearts Velour——with single and double Be Gor sdiles—reg. Beg +50; special... barack val ay by A BAG Ani oe a Siete Sg @ =} rw Spring Coats, « Suits GIRLS’ BOX COATS—In blue and red GIRLS? DRESSES—-Made of fine henrl- tires 13 to slate frm wth k—stgo" Box 4°98 | egy Mule tucked gi rake 5 wade forthe hardest alo aia) EFERS—price eit Stor pry Oe, price pare AND FANCY jaepes’ SHORT JAUNTY JACKETS— In fing covert; lined Suess fy 98 out The Most Convenient Shopping Place Saturday 9 to coats at Ehrich’s The Shirt Sale of the Season. ——————E—E——————~_ Men's Men's _Negligee Shirts, c Sland 75c. Values, at Values, at Continuation of that most astonishing ) ‘iN , Negligee Shirt Sale, Certainly the greate \ est sale of its kind held this year. Gigantic assortments of Negligee The Shirts are mostly made with neck- band and detached link cuffs. Hundreds of choice new patterns. On sale in the regular Deparment and special tables in the aisle, Millinery. Finest Exhibit ever made of imported Hats, Toques and Bonnets, just received from Paris, also exquisite creations from our own workrooms, At #7 50, $ 1 0.°° and 51 5, each ee UntrimmedHat Dept. |Fruits, Flowers and $2.00 Hats for $1,25. Foliage. These Hats are made of ribbon, chiffon and straw braids, made on| $1.50 WREATHS of wild wire frames; they are light and|, Sowers, at... .ssessse serviceable; by adding a flower or | $1: Hi DAISY WREATHS, 8 foliage you can have a stylish hat! Cc FOR VERY LITTLE MONEY, ul variety of WREATHS tor Misses’ $1.75 Hats for 98c, © hi idven's 9 All new, bright goods in Burnt! Hats, at, en. 8c & 1, 39 Tuscans, Chips, Milans and ILK AND VELVET Fancy Braid Hats; latest QQ | ERANIUMS, at, bunch, 59c shapes, your choice ° bee POPE, at, bunch 480 CHOIOR COLLECTION OF STIFF 4. ROSE FOLIAGE, at, bu. age 60c. JUNE ROSES. ane HATH, very eat asm AND | OHILDRBITE $149, 61:96; $2.98, 'Sa48 la din e Visit Our $5.00 Trimmed Hat Dept. 1,000 choice TRIMMED HATS to avlect from; best styles 5 00 Ne = LOWEST PRICED STORE IN NEW YORK FOR FINE GOODS, 2 lEhich B Bros. a 6TH AVE.. 22d TO 23d ST.. NEW YORK, .| The New Fashions for Men, ———>E>E~xyxAx7xl~_— IIL —— SSS 1,000 New Spring Suits and Light Top Co It's very unusual to have Clothing offered at half price at this season; we Mans Spriig Clothing. But you have that choice here and now, and it gives you Spring Suits and Overcoats worth up to $20.00 for EVERY COLOR AND EVERY SIZE ARE HERE, All told, the assortment is most remarkable—embracing every new style, every proper style, every successful style of the season—not one suit or overcoat worth less than $15.00, and many of them worth up to $20.00, If you can be suited at all, these suits will suit you Enough for 2 Hours’ ei Only, , Men's $10 Spring Overoaia: Just 100 of the light top coats, And they'll goina hurry. Made of covert cloth, cut in the new short box style, loose and jaunty, well made, stiff fronts, sizes 33 to 41 chest; $10.00 Two Items to Crowd Our Men’s Furnishing Dep at Half Price, Enough for 2 Hours’ Selling Only, Saturtay 9 to iL Men's $12.00 Spring Suits. 175 Salesmen's Samptes Spring Suits, single or double-breasted, beautiful materials; 4 | find your size and you'll strike an sere ; bargain Men’s pabrieem Underwear. ~: At Half Price. SALE OF MANY Hows the origi iggest os inthe Hine te ins in owe ever had meeps ta te Ta : ta * All sizes except the the medium nlves th » Vatlale i a clally large, ae in the ectuome sizes the assortment is 29c. for 50c. White Habutai Silke 1,000 yards a3-ince Whats Hetone Ai yy particu ims dariy sayeth ue Or, Cmaeeien & LA et worth 50c, ig ‘rom 12 Neon 1,000 yards of same quality in wt Tees worth 58, 50s, Ferd, at $1.00 Gloves, ! 5 Dc. Tone Ten Cle Gln Oe Glace Gloves, all colors, importation, ihr al sizes new 2 Women's Two-Clasp Gi Sued loves, Imperial Point Einbroidery. a Sees Women’s Two-Clasp Washable Suede Gloves in 05 ge Pearl shades only. Choice at. Women’s Neckwear.— The choleest collection of Neck Ri Lace silk or \awg Ties and hand-made Neck atnie Was or si oot thousand and one other dainty nec! kwear 4} Paris, are here in lavish preiielee: No lotolioe eatery lower prices any where, ‘To-morrow we will show a full assortment of LACE conde ie al the newest laces, in the new round or etole ef- fects, suitable for Gale prleOesseseses terres Te 9Bcto 15,00 A special hand- worth 98c, to § . Silk Turnover COLLAR, emby ors; former price 980. each; now............5 and finest materials only, at, Oach......... 06. sseeeeer ees NECK RUFFS or CAPBS, in chiffon or mousselin black and white, white, and white and Prevents Hed Ae yori aa 9 lareite, long ends; worth §5,00 to $4.00; special, on Cale, ~ Another Great Shoe { 50 for Women’s High Class Oxfords, ———————_——_ A grand purchaee of high-grade OXFORDS enables us to offer 500 pairs Women's all Patent Leather OXFORDS, bigh Suva heels, light, Hexible solps, made on very newest style last; a perfect fuing and niost beautiful OX- MRAMID Boia shs cds chasusasecen dedese401gaeessacaaietes | 08c. for Women’s 2,00 Hand Sewed furn Sole Plain Opera Slippers. all sees ‘aud Widthe; vholoe Saturiay.. and common-sense toe Patent Leather and Dongola BANDALS, Leather and Louis XV. Hoel; most iC Sale for Saturday. for Boys’ Shoes, pe) vig aS L25 | — The greatest SHOR Bargain ever oftered-—-Boye’ fine satin Sat! TOG calf lace, cap toe, springheel SHOBS ;. for Boys’ $2 shoet new, up-to-date SHOBS, tully worth hve 1.95 for Men's Shoes, | Made of fine vici “kid, ‘velour patent and enamel leather wax calf, Goodyear welt, s0' lee erie, any shape; sixes in well