The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1903, Page 5

eaten nc + Speen ne cnn BD OKELETONS FOUND ‘ i] Discovered in the Hulk of Admiral Montojo’s Flaghip, the Reina Chris- tina, Which Has Been Floated in Manila Bay, Where She Has Lain Since the Battle. MANILA, April 18.—The warship Reina Christina, flagship of Admiral Montojo, which was sunk by Admiral Dewey-in Manila Bay on the memor- @ble May Day of 1898, was floated and beached yesterday. The skeletons of eighty of her crew were found in the hulk. One of the skeletons was evidently that of an officer, for it still had & sword by its side. = There are fifteen shell holes in the hull of the Reina Christina, One ‘was made by an eight-inch shell and the others were the result of shells of smaller bore. ‘The main injection valve is missing, showing that the ship was scuttled es Admiral Montojo abandoned her. The hull is in fair condition. Capt. Albert R. Couden, commanding the naval station at Cavite, took charge of the remains of the Spanish sailors and expressed a desire to give them an American naval) funeral. The Spanish residents, how- ever, arc anxious to ship the skeletons to Spain, and it is suggested that the United States transport Sumner convey them to Spain, by way of the Suez Canal, in June. A wrecking company {is endeavoring to raise the other Spanish war- ships sunk by Dewey. BISHOP O’CONNOR MAY BE SENT TO MANILA. Newark, N. J., Prelate Favorably Mentioned at Rome for the Vacant Post on the Island. ROME, April 13—The Rt.-Rev. John Bishop of Nueva Segovia, wi!] be called J. O'Connor, Bishop of Newark, N. J.,j)to Rome for consecration and also to te favorably spoken of at the Vatican;augment their prestige In starting for for appointment as Archbishop of Ma-|the Philippines from the centre of nila, Should none among the existing | Catholicism. Bishops wish to accept the position, a] ‘he Right Rev. George Montgomery, prelete of lower rank may be appointed, | Cosdjutor-Archbiehop of San Francisco, in which case the Rev. J. J. Harty, of |Cal., was recently appointed Archbishop St. Leo's Church, St. Louls, Mo., is oS ene. but HD aeunes fo heap eeeye ered likely to be the new Arch- a 6 prefers to stay in San Fran- bishop of Manila. cleao,aniers he expects to become Arch- ‘Mer. F. Z. Rooker, of Washington, D. C., recently appointed Bishop of Nueva Caceres,‘ Philippine Islands, and the Rev. Dennis J. Dougherty, of Philadel- phia, Pa. who hes just been made MILLS FORFEITS SILENT AS TO HS $5,000 BAIL, POSTAL FRAUDS. Accused Lawyer for Dr. R. C. But Postmaster Van Cott Virtu- Bishop O'Connor, Nowark, was ele- vated to his present high post:two years ago, when shop W. M. Wiswer died. He was born in New Jersey and comes of a well-known Newark family. Flower Fails to Appear in| ally Admits Promotions Court and His Bond Is De-| Recommended by Him Were clared Forfeited. Held Up By Beavers, Bfagistrate Pool in the Morrisania| Neither Postmaster Van Cott nor any Cour: to-day ordered the bond af George | of his subordinates 1s inclined to take award Mills, counsel for Dr. R. C.|® hand in the investigation by the postal Flower, forfeited, when the lawyer failed | authorities of the “promotion ring’ te put in an appearance, scandal, because, as they say, Washing- ‘Midis wae arrested fo in| ton has not asked them to, and they think it better to walt unt!) such’a re- quest comes. Mr. Van Cott to-day, however, in an interview with a re- porter of The Evening World, to all in- tents and purposes admitted that there was a basis of truth for the allegation that George Beavers, jate chiet of the Salaries and Allowance Bureau of the Post-OMice Department, had held up certain recommendations that ho had submitted in the matter of promotion: ‘What is there to the statement, Mr. Von Cott,” he was asked, “that Beavers promoted 600 clerks in your office, ignor- ang @ list made up by ‘you “1 can't aa t t the exact fig: for t them handy. ' and Gergeant Brindley, attached to the Dis triet-Attorney's office, It being alleged that the lawyer had offered and paid over a sum of money in return for the original indictments against Dr. Flower and also a report of the chemist on the body of Theodore Hagaman, Mills was arraigned before Magistrate Pool in the Tombs Court but the hearing ‘was postponed so that District-Attorney Jerome could be summoned as a witny Bocause of the continued absence of the District-Attorney from the city, another adjournment was taken until to-day at the Morrisania Court, strate Pool having been transferred to thet court. Mills meantime has been Indicted by the been, thinking Grand Jury and has been released from | 2¢ ‘ A mre Jail on #500) cash bail deposited with | £0" ,puplication concerning: Sts alleged the City Chamberlain, ‘When the case was called before Magis trate Pool this morning nelther Mills, his counsel, nor the Distriot-Attorney's rep- repentative appeared. The Magistrate waited for a time, and finally called up Mr. Jerome's office on the telephone, Then he arned of the indictment against the lawyer and forthwith or- dered the bond forfeited. TWO WEEKS MORE OF CIRCUS thinking the matter over ing in which | to participat ington has and if it should ask me for my al “I know absolutely nothing new jocal end of the business. “Have talked to Assistant Aegis: try Superintendent Weis, with reference to hie alleged connection with the ‘pro: motion » Superintendent, T understand; but nything for publ and right n the line the subordinate omtctats and hi Pos! have evidently sions in t t-offlce elded that a sti.) mouth beat at au a time as now confronts the service, aoe POSTMASTER-GENERAL PAYNE IN WASHINGTON, Fill the Huge Auditorium, "The last week but one of the perform- ences in Madison Square Garden {s off- elaily announced by the management of the Barnum & Bailey show, as the Insti. ‘tuition Is scheduled to exhibit in Brook- lyn for the week beginning April 2. (During the present (ease in thi cay fendance ‘ha rr ‘eauial to. any- ra eating papacity f the house ‘as fol hirtyreix times 3 of nces given, whi General Payne returned to Y to-day trom his Weet Indian nd ty pnticlpated considerable interest in view of the in vestigation of affairs of the Post-OMm: Department which has been in progre! by hie direction during his absence. Mt. howev 4 hot rete ti, inal coal , Dum pectators Wwe been greate: my rf ~—TNSHIPSUNK BY DEWEY: 22600009-00-5 nothing more | . | Wax obtained. with} THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, 1903. MONTQJO’S FLAGSHIP, SUNK BY DEWEY, IN WHICH EIGHTY BODIES WERE SOODIDI-DHODDG4-9-4OHGOOO 909 > ee 59826) 2900S S20000004+ MANIAC FICHTS, KNIFE N HAND William Meyer, Just Over from Germany, Makes a Desperate “Attempt to Kill His Two Brothers in Brooklyn. Suffering from hallucinations, anxious to kill his brothers who were taking care of him, Willlam Meyer, of No. 63 Whipple street, Brooklyn, was placea in a straitjacket early to-day and re- moved to the Flatbush Asylum, ‘This required the undivided attention of six men for several minutes. The maniac was armed with a knife, and consider- ing the efforts he made to kill those who caught him it was thought fortu- nate that none was seriously cut. Meyer arrived here nearly a week ago from Germany, coming as steward on a ship which docked at Baltimore. His mother had told him to hunt up his two brothers, who live in the Whipple street house, He arrived there on Thursday and after a short time became con- vinced he had been sent to his brothers that they might put him jn an asylum. That ntght he attacked them with.a knife. It was taken from him: While one of his brothers watched by his side this morning he drew a knife from beneath the bed where he had hidden {t and attacked him. The other brother rushed in, and for half an hour the insane man chased them abou: the house. Their cries attracted the atten- tion of Patrolman Lott, of the Clymer Street Police Station. "An ambulance was sent for, and with the aid of others and the policemen Meyer finally was captured and held until an ambulance surgeon arrived with a straitjacket. n the chase about the room the mad- man cut his brothers and one of the neighbors. The cuts were slight, being scarcely more than scratches. FREE FIGHT IN BROOKLYN ‘L’ TRAIN, Two Roisterers from Coney Isl- and Raise Disturbance and , Land in Jail. i i) an hour to-day William | of No. 68 Union street, and terrorized a Bath Beach elevated train, | ‘The pair had spent Sunday at Coney Is)- and and ime before 8 o'clock this morning, ‘They were drunk and boisterous. After smashing | several whiskey glasses in the car, they threw around the electric light bulbs to hear them explode. A fight other male passengers anxi the woinen in the car. Di with, who was on the tr: tempied to arrest the pair and was put down and | out. The blowing of the whistle by the en- nued for a quarter of and when Bath Beach ave teenth street was reached in Kramer, with @ patrol wagon | } of the reserves, met the land Court Kiernan was Farlone was held for Spe- TANDLICH IS DISCHARGED. | Complaint of Grand Larceny, Against Him In Withare In the Centre Street Court to: the change of grand larceny made against former County Detective Tandlich was withdrawn, the complainapt in the case, a Malden lane broker, saying ae wus convinced there was no Intent on the Tandlich to defraud him. ndlich Kot Into trouble through oo- taining w Glamond pin valued at 4150 on 4 memorandum, Tandlich at the time of his arrest sald the charae had been brought about by Chief of Detectives Maher because he nad announosd his Intention of appear ing a8 4 Witness for Inspector Cross {and explaining the way in which some of the evidence against the Inspeotor ee DESPONDENT, DEATH. n mt} old, was found dead in her bed to-day sirect, No. 178 West Bixty- 4 ner uae and $8 OO9O995H56-090409O-O00-0-0-04 Farlone, of No, 382 Second street, | fi SPOORROE os 318 We Eat Too CDE FBOHOGGLGHGOHDGHHE-4GHEDDGOHHDHHOOHHOLGOHIOG0-HOGHOHH HDYOPOOHOSS POHOS OS FOUND. HIST HOO DOD OOOOH HE ON IN BROOKLYN, Dr. Junor, Who Has Discovered a Killing Fluid, Begins Experi- ments in Flatbush. The borough of Brovklyn o declared war on mosquitoes to-day actively opened the campaign Kenneth F. Junor. of Flatbush, has invented a mosquto-killing Nai men and a barrel of his “killer to around Flatbush, President Swanstrom furnished the men and the horse and wagon. Dr. Junor furnished the ‘kiler.* The in- habitants of that neighborhood, who tel! stories of catching moraultoes as dig as humming birds with Inctsors at both ends, aro giving the exterminators God-speed at every turn in the road. HE PAWNED MRS. HIRSCH'S JEWELS. Said the Lady’s Maid Gave Them to Him, and Both Are} aiamona rings and pins; also the ad- Held for Examination. Bridget Grogan, thirty-six years old, a maid in the employ Hirsch, of No. %9 West Seven street, and Jerem‘an Murphy, twenty-| nine years old, of No. 224 East Forty-| would say only that Murphy was not second street, were held in $1,000 ball telling the truth, Much We eat too fast, we exercise too little, -we overwork our nerves. The stomach and ‘bowels get clogged. (Constipation.) The liver gets upset. (Riliousness. ) And attending these two simple ailments come all kinds of dis- eases and complications, To relieve and to cure these troubles, the entire medical world recommends and pre- scribes. { Hunyadi Janos each to-day for examination by Magis- trate Zoller in Yorkville Court on the charge of robbing Mrs. Hirsch of jew- elry. Mrs. Hirsch reported the loss of rings and pins to the police last week, On Saturday Detectives Honnor and Carey, of the East Fifty-seventh atreet station, arrested Murphy as he about to pawn a diamond stickpin tn a Third avenue pawnshop. In his possession they found pawn tickets representi dress of Mrs. Hinsch “What are you doing with this address in your pocket?" asked the detectives. “I know Bridget Grogan, who works for Mrs. Hirsch, and she gave me the diamonds,” responded Murphy. Ida! “Mra, Hirsch appeared against the econd / couple and told the Judge that the thefts began last summer. Bridget Grogan Laxative Water. Take only the genuine, Don't be deceived by a laxative called * HUNYADI" water—ask and demand HUNY ADI JANOS. of Mrs. CHOICE GROCERIES. P 1 French Peas, packed by Bizet & Cie, 2 cans . Peas, June, 2 cans Peas, Essie Brand, ex! qualit: “Ib can... Maggi Soup Tablets, 2 portions in each Liberty Preserve: ent Weir top; 3 1b Colmar alb. Clenewel Soap fores e e } oJ aying a Premium. ., _ Our direct importation of the highest grades of Teas and Coffees, coupled Wf with our outlet of 114 retail branches, any other retailing house in the country. The exceptional value we Tea and Coffee business of the metropolitan district. nesday we make a combination offer with Tea and Coffee purchases that seems like paying a premium to have you test and prove our claims. came Condensed [lilk, Can 2c. Butler's Condensed Miik-- highest grade —- sold at this price to purchasers of { Ib, of our Best No. 1 or Choice No. 2 Tea prices of 35c, and 25¢. per Ib. Hillside Brand, carly 25 ‘ c y June peas, cance 15¢ : = 2 Ib. can Baked Beans, Housekeepers’ Brand, plain or sauce, 3b. can Baked Beans, Triumph Brand} finest lain or in tomat assorted; in stone crocks, Mustard, very batig 1 c Exceisior Gelatine, pkxe., Cooper's Gelatine, pke Powder or 1776 Powder, pkge Hue, 34-1, DOxXeeee TE troming Wax, with handle, four BUTLER } CHOICE GROCERIES STORES EVERYWHERE. 14 RETAIL BRANCHES. CHOICE GROCERIES, | permits us to sell them at prices lower than give should bring to our stores practically the entire For Monday,’ Tuesday and Wed- MOSQUITO WAR IS | who | started out with a horse and cart, two| sprinkle all the ponds and lowtands | Advance Sale of Uacationists’ & Tourists’ Trunks. shall spend their vacation, or preparing to tour the country for a few weeks. and thoroughly improved one can be purchased for a trifle more 4 offers exceptional advantages in prices. garment hangers for men's or women’s clothes; hangers all nickel plaied; trunk 46 inches high. Each, because we had practically cornered the market, are eclipsed by to-morrow’s offering. This is extra special, and an opportunit unlikely to occur again that no mother should neglect it. doubt there will be scores of eager purchasers. 13 of course, secure the best values. dasher; best quality steel reach springs; rubber tired foot-brake: neatly enamelled; parasol clamp, with the best reclining ‘Twelve different styles of Go-Cans and Carriages are included in above lot. FOLDING GO-CARTS, with reclining back and adjustable dasher; reed seat, back and dasher; hardwood ‘enamelled wheels; to-morrow only, PARASOL RODS, CARRIAGE STRAPS, SAFETY STRAPS, PARASOLS, white silesia, lining, LACE COVERS, Brussels net, full size, five ruffles, lace: very special. =—— Saw, cloth lined; bound with vulcanized fibre; has brass FSS Boots and’ corner clarips and. brass lock; riveted fl Ke = le throughout; two trays, top tray having hat compart i perl ments two, strong leather rape: 70. 50 g CY) fhe Baguaranteed for 3 years; any size Trp io 40 inch 0 2 SUXTH AVE. marr ncar Tk rman Durable 7unks. Exceptionall; Low Prices. Many people are already planning when and where they ks. Of course they must have trunks. But why buy a runk which will last only one season, when a durable, handy han the cost of an ordinary trunk? Our Dress and Wardrobe runks are guaranteed for three years. And this advance sale DRESS TRUNKS of canvas; covered bass-wood: WARDROBE TRUNKS: bass-wood box: canvas covered, gil painted; black sheet steel binding, with best malleable iron clamps; cloth-lined; three com- Partments in front door for sundries and hats; patent clothes carrier and 16 combination / 3, 5 (Third Floor, East, 19th St.) . -Carts and Baby Carriages. Special Offering for Guesday. The remarkable values we have been lately giving, ls no arly customers, . RECLINING (illustrated on peal) reed sides; hard- gearing: strong steel springs and wheels, rubber tired; neatly enamelled; patent foorbrake: Strongly made GO-CA\ TOTTI clining device, Seven different styles of Go: Carts and Carriages are in- cluded in above lot. ELE 778! RECLINING GO-CARTS Wy fee (illustrated on right); solid Full I 5.00 + TL) reed sides ,and wheels; patent roll; solid it known. To-morrow only, 3.50 Go-Cart and Carriage Adjuncis, Chese Prices for Guesday Only. So|LACE COVERS, 12 different Go| sles. all full size ° 2.50 ‘Ie GO-CART CUSHIONS, nice! ror 50c) fed Corduroy, Velour; aif 125 : solicited. tul have tassels, (Third Floor, Bast, 19th St.) edged wth 5 | Mailorder Uneeda Biscuit, Ic. per package, Sold at this price to purchasers of 1 lb, of our Best Mocha and Java Coffee at the regular price of 25c. per Ib. at the regular ry = ~* |R,. and R. Pickles, |6 Cakes of Butler's Borax Soap! | ottl | or 6 cakes of Babbitt’s Best Soap ar.d 5 lbs. Wash- ing Soda, both , 25c Borax, powdered, ';-Ib pkge..., Xler Washing Fiuld, bottle Violet Ammonia, bottle. . Clothespins, 100 for,.... 7 Starch, best quality, box... Ide | Brooms—No. 6, 19¢.,; soe 286 Worcestershire Sauce, ’cerless |Qranges—All {an California Brang, eau foithe best import 8c Natarner areane. 29¢. nial 35c ed; pt. bottle, 13¢.; s4-pt. cove ~ es English Mustard, ',-Ib, can. Lemons—Large Messinas, dozen... 13¢ California Frults, East View Brand— Yellow or White Meal, Ras dhs Peaches, Pears, Plums and Ap quality, 3-1. bag... Seciryperteuntenerapsey ) COO + Oe Lemon or Vanilla » Eagle brand, botth Rice, best Carolina; !b. carton 25c all kinds, % Liberty Catsup, pt. bottle......10¢ Peerless Catsup, made from best se. lected tomatoes, pt. bottle, 15¢.; 8 half pint bottle.ss.........5 Prunes—TFancy, extra large Califor Se 10c nia Prunes, 5 Ibs..., Medium size, Ib, +25c Sc 12c assorted, 5c choice fruits, mm 25c! “Our Own’ Brand, bot Mann SC Peerless Brand, bottles Crackers, rn ' Pic’ nae am afters or Fru Qc Lazenby's English Pickles, impoi- Ora a eae Hf Peak 1, ted, all kinds, in patent bottle, each red 15¢ Liberty Pickles, all kinds, extra quality, bottleses.... 12c Johan Cake.errssese0.5 ) Choice, Golden Crisp a Vienna Crimp .. ov rees \ Foi. 5c Special. Can Maryland Standard Tomatoes, Can Early June Peas, Can Faney String Beans, 25c CHOICE The Three GROCERIES Cans .. $155 $175 $195 Greatest of All Piano Sales! MOST REMARKABLE PIANO VALUES IN THE WORLD. Renowned Wilson Pianos, $155. Beautiful Harmony Dianos, $175. Celebrated Walters Pianos, $195. Wilson pianos guaranteed for five years, Walters and Harmony guaranteed for 10 years, You save from $100 to $200 when you get a piano from us. $5.Q0 Down and $1.00 a Week. Stool and cover inclided, Delivered on first payment of $5. Don't delay, but secure one of these pianos to-morrow. THROUGH Worla Wants. Sanday World Wants Work