The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1903, Page 7

STANLEY MOOREHEAD, WHO T “DIED STRANGELY OF POISON. DEATH FROM POISON. s Medical Records Show That Urio Acid in the B!ood Isa Swift Agent of Death. Paine’s Celery Compound, The Popular Spring Medicine, Is the Only Reliable Blood Purifier. In the springtime deaths from poison uric acid in the blood—are common. This malignant poison, which should be expelled by the kidneys, is diffused through the blood, and when allowed to remain in the system proves fatal. Thousands of men and women around us are now suffering from kidney-pol- soned blood. Loss of nerve force, fail- ure of aaa nausea, constipation, pains in the back and side and depres- sion of Spirits indicate that uric acid is TELS WHY ORDE™™= ENDED HER LIFE Gtanley Moorhead at Last , Misits Coroner’s Office in Brooklyn and Privately Ex- plains His Wife’s Death. ‘SPOKE. OF A QUARREL. Woorhead’s Explanation to the Coro- mer Has Not Been Made Pubilc, but All the Mystery Grew Out of Efforts to Conceal the Suicide. 5 Moorehead, husband of th @bride of three weeks, who died after doing its terrible work, @rinking bichloride of mercury under ; . For such a condition in springtime much circumstances as to lead to the of there is but one sure, tried and never- ‘puspicion that she ccmmitted sulcide, a failing remedy. It {is Paine's Celery ealled at the Coroner’s offe in Brooklyn \ Compound, which promptly restores ‘this afternoon and had a talk with Cor- the kidneys to health and enables them ner Flaherty. to perform their functions. With the ‘The man had been missing since the kidneys in proper condition there can- Beath of his wife, and the Coroner had not remain the slightest trace of uric been looking for him in order to ascer- acid in the blood. Mr. A. U. Winters, of tain the ircumstances under which the eae oF writes as follows about poison draught was taken. The efforts is wonderful cure: Eeaeal tne cass ot the case werp 93 “un March, 1902, 1 was dangerously ill, evident that the Coroner was all the and my condition became so alarming more deetrmined to ferret out the truth. that my family called in a specialist to (Moorehead drove up to the Coro- confer with our family doctor. 1 was per’s office in a carriage. Flaherty had y told that my kidneys were in very bad Just had n talk with miibeniReteccuorel condition, and as a consequence” my jo be Moorehead, but wh eucusvals 4, blood was charged with uric acid. I Yas a brother, the aud ee Sarath ¢ was also Suffering from rheumatism in 1 iaear | We ite of fea ee f back and arms, Getting no_ positive RecREi ha Ghorite’ uated Anasenees : good:from the doctors, a friend advised ‘Ws rfp jaded heeled ladies ‘ me to make use of Paine’s Celery Com- identity, he was taken Into the Cor- pound. The use of the first bottle seemed Baten erav coy orice: to produce magical effects, and after | Wilt Attend the Inquest. had used five note asi strong be few minutes later hi me 01 well, To-day my is pure ani oot away. The Gar onige Hail a Te clean, appetite hearty, I sleep well, and reporters that he was satisfied that am gaining.in flesh and strength every Moorehead would appear at the inquest to Be held next Wednesday evening. fled th nis and rst He would not repeat what Mooreneaa| MORE ARRESTS IN Hegnsce for ln ‘pop tgld_ engineers’ | ways recommend it to sick people: ee ee Oe OED OC | 4 to him. He 5 Ri Measa nuppoens the msbana ant De] THE BOILER FRAUDS, | oii, wie nate! een arrenioa! Saher i vit to J. B. Stewart, of the Long Island Col- paid Holter #100 Yor aiiceusc, with the| 1-do not know of anything day. Paine’s Celery Compound saved my life, and 1 thank God for it. 1 al- Jose Hospital, and several other ger- 3 understanding that Baker was to get whose names he would not reveal.|Man Who Is Alleged to Have Been emoney, DiatiscteAtlarnebcranelie here or in your country to he funeral of Mrs. Moorehead was the Go-Between Is Held In helping Deputy Police Commissioner | touch it for information,” says held very quietly from an undertaker’s B; Place, No. 164 Court street, this after- ae 000, Ball a a gentleman in London, speaking poon, The interment was in Green-| Herbert foelter, an ‘engineer, of| “Medicine Wil Cure Al 1s.” | of th i rood. Yonkers, was arrested to-day, charged | «{-+have a medicine here which will cure ie Davis work up ‘the evidence in the ecan- 4 Bis New Publications. New Publications. 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Ik was sald that the woman admittea | with complicity in the alleged frauds in| au! ills, and after I take {t 1 will not to the hospital pnysicians that she took| the boiler inspection bureau of the Po-|have another sick day.” With these World Almana the poison with eulcidal intent because | lice Department. He was arraigned in| words Alexander Thompson, a. slik Cc, them would talk about the| Magistrate Mayo in $5,000 bail. {ha saloon on West stresty suerte ca the) "Tt ls alleged that Hoelter was the go- | Ni oJ: ogH@ died, 2, few, hours Tater: the Book of Reference That Is “Rev. F. Appleton, of Christ Church, |Detween for Policeman George Baker, | of work so long that he be Famous Thrcughout wectted a short burial service. Two a clerk in the bureau. Baker Is also @emetery.. Moorehead and two women Pocupled one carriage. In the other 7 who. is believed to be the father Be rome “ome ete ie — — “waa learned to-day that three weeks ‘ Mr, and Mrs, Moorehead rogisterod | atthe hotel, giving “City” as their ad- at dress, Mr. Moorehead was about thirty fhe hed quarrel with her husband, |the Centre Street Court and held by | weaver, drank a glass of carbollo ac ‘and had been sug it his fel (eatriages followed the hearse to tho |under arrest. He Is aald to have falsi-! thrdats and ereated thoes ibrediye the World, rode three women and an elderly yeats of age, tall and handsome, gile his wife, probably ten years his - Junior, was a woman of exceptional Mf beauty. \\ \ ape on ing soes poor ura ww MU CANT GAC | talking in the Moorehead apartmen PGE I Fridmy evening, followed by a woman's " plercing scream. A few minutes later ‘Mr. Moorehead dashed out of the room, M wie aan ce polzon. Get a doc- All its articles are authoritative—written by the world’s most eminent Nise eee eae tcsnaa ane ; specialists. 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S vaiuner ot tucks, fxs Sones 19c oma f Feejimnicbes” tans: yee as 3 Fioor, tof Centre.) Girls’ Underwear. Dainty Garments at Special Prices. MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS, fine ighed Hubbard yoke: rum fe ¢ renay rume oa neck and Qe mrs teen 2 a 4 PINK AND ALU C1 PLANNRLETT GOWNS, iunbara roe, an Riateh: ites 2 to id year ZOOS Hyd- bs aisery 50 0 16 yearn, ee Bast, 19th St.) Beautiful Nfattings. Fresh from Oriental Looms. ‘apa. tings. 00 qaamenere bya Mer 5.25 00 quailty: per roll of 40 yas., , $8.60 quality; per roti of 40 yas., ooe $9.30 quality; per rotl of 40.74, 7.50 $10.00 deatity: per roi ot 40 ya 7.75 411.00 quautty: por roll of 40 y% 85 $17.00 quatity: per roll ot 49 ¥% 9.25 $12.60 quality; per rot! of 40 y v.75 $18.60 quality: per roll of 0 yte, = 10,75 00 quailty: per roll of HH yée, = 1750 16:00 quality: pee roll of Wyte, = 350 $20.00 quality; per roll of 40 yée, = 74.50 Chinese Watiings. 44.60 quality: per roll of 40 ¢., OS $5.60 qhality; per roll of 40 yas, 4.00 $8.60 quality; per roll of 40 yds. b.75 ./$10:00 quality: per roll of 40 yta., 7.60 $12.00 quality: por roll of 40 rax., 9.50 TULF, 10 Stationery. Attractive Specials in Engraving » . and Writing\ Paper. ane Sngraviny, ING CAR! (from plate), Rte Mc Writing Fa, Pe it fact ARES. EXTRA ‘SURGRPING | 7 i ; . 120 sheets 1D., regularly Z5e., ae yas GThita Boor, contre Walt Papers. Reom Lots and Remnants at Exceptionally Low Prices. ROLLS WALL-PAPERS, 18 yards bor- der, for attics are Rossen! cheap at 45c . per roll: pei i 0 ROLLS WALL-PAPERS, 20 yards periter, all nest and pretty dosgna;. t0 i, Balla and. dining-rooms; r ee at" 10e roll; ‘per tot. 89c 10. ROLLS WALL-PAPERS; 20 yarde Wd 38 Inch border: gilts. rich rede irtent; for parlors, bails, dint H ne 380, fot 135 20 yardy vy em ist one gilts, tapestries, silks, nd burlap eMfects; cheap at | OS + Me, hot, REMNANTS WALL-PAPERS: : 8 to 10 Ma, without borders; regularly at 10c, {3 80,"8 roll; per Wot, 25c (Third Floor, Centre, 18th St.) pa ha all Household Linens. Odd Lots and Remnants. : Crash, 2.000 remnants of Heavy Bleached RUS- fg? #, In lengths of 3, band fbr the Yard, 1246. 6c Gable Lina: 600, rimnante of Bitkelied a bie TABLE DAMASK: tn oft ta wo the ; some slightly soled Raden” 19¢ to 89c Wapkins. $,000 NAPRING put up {a lots of 6; some lariy 4be.. Be 8; regularly #1,00, Tac Fidlow Cases. Inch bleached = MUBLIN Pi , Bot tromed; reularty he up to Abe, emob, Sheets. J, tor full-slse beda;’ made of Found care leached ual; 3O¢ Y gust. Bast ot Peni, 19m st.) Fancy China & Slassware | Books at Reduced Prices. Mt Less Chan Cost to Import, Special Inducement Co-morrow. Positively the best values ever offered by usin China and | 7490, QJp7, Choice line made sell] 50, Dod, ried wih THE WORLD: THURSDAY BVENING, APRIL 23, 1903. _ : Wash Soods. Specials from the April Sale. Linon Color Yoveltios, 28 Inchen wide: corded stripte on linen P(e Gover Batiates ise. quailty; yard, 10¢ Knickerbocker Suctings. Inchon Wide: flaked affects on grounds Bf ieeraibal, faaetars tats nate ch cadet. and black: a moet eitectife, and bervigta able shirt wrmiet suit fabrics the : 12ye Women’s Wrappers. Special clearance of about 200 Flannelette VVrappers; many styles; odd sizes, principally small sizes; daintily made; pretty color- ings; perfect fitting, with wide flounces; some are braid-trimmed. Divided into 2 lots for fast selling, as follows: WRAPPERS _ that] WRAPPERS that ASO we previously SS were previously marked at 98c, and marked at $1.50 and $1.25. $2.00. : gee Shirts at BO en's Hegligee dhirts at C Cuffs to match. Intended to be sold at prices varying from $1.00 to $1.25. Made of percale or madras. Every shirt guar- anteed perfect in make and size; plaited or plain 4. Ie Morcerized Corded Cheviot™ 32 Inches fide; heavy ratsed corde on rte en cerry ate Suk Warp Pongeo. es ide; popular shirt walet enlt 1; in ‘linen color only; with os perfectly; 75c. grade; at, 45a Qfatn Floor, Front, 19th OL) —_— Kimono S acques. 500. Quatity Friday. at B30, yard, bosoms, all sizes; large variety tochoose from. Special, at ‘The manufacrorer (Main Floor, Bast, 18th St.) was & bit ovet- Children’s fP, Si “ beegcdi st and has to Days in Ohe hotograph dtudto. Pe etnies ‘On Friday and Saturday we will make a specialty of Children’s Photographs. We exactly fare aiming to make to-morrow and Saturday the two busiest days in children's photography 1,200 from: hina, we have had in many weeks, and for that reason have arranged this very unique offer: as Rept ack! ONE DOZEN OF OUR CELEBRATED IMPERIAL CARBON- oe, 00 to you on the very ETTES, and one 16x20 Portralt, finished in water color, for e been it : These Kimono The price of the Water Coler alone is ordinarily $5.00. This 's undoubtedly the Sacques are made lowest combinaticn offer ever mace, and we theretcre advise early sittings. This special of very fine quality price applies to children only. (Studio, 7th Floor! Gth Ave, Kievators.) lawn. in very prety patterns, ire “Clinax’’ Dise Records. Sale Reintorced by Yow Lots. The demand has been enormous. Thousands of Records have been sold. Hundreds wanted band selections; others wanted orches- tral pieces: others desired vocal records. 5,000 NEW RECORDS AREHERE. Justarrived. Go on sale for the first time to-morrow. Teinch size (50c. kind)... o-cecsessecess SIC 10-inch size ($1.00 kind) . +» S8e Make Your Selections Without Delay. Assorted by groups. Special booth Sheer Music Store. 3d Floor, East. The greatest bargains ever heard of, Will fit on any machine using disc records. —_———— Kini Underwear. Spring and Summer Weights tor Women and Children, CW erices predominate, but the qualities are so excellent that they will appeal quickly to the thrifty-minded purchaser who wants to pay much less than usual, and get much better than is sold in many other stotes at considerably more money. There are a good many thousand garments in the various lots. Hot weather will be here soon enough. Are you prepared? At (WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED) Ar (WOMEN'S COMBINA- t | VESTS and SHAPED COT- TION SUITS; ‘lace trim- 15 0 re Roe THREAD 4AQGe | red. Cc | vests: plain or lace trimmed; WOMEN'S COMBINA- allsizes; 25c. and 35c. qualities. | At | TION SUITS; cotton or liste trimmed with a neat border. i Every one is cut exara full. 2 Regular selling price, 50c; (ae ial. WEY SPECIAT (wecont Floor, Bast, hawt) Paints & Varnishes. is READY MIXED PAINTS, M-pint six, PAINTS, I-quart size, se-dallon ais, — 3 a Poultry Netting. ° Galvanized wire, 2-inch mesh, in 75 and 150 fi. lengths, at the following ver Rw Blankets, mei rar ‘ariped 49¢ borders; regularly @9e. * (WOMEN'S SWISS RIBBED 3 se Comte: eee ee ieieteeed, | OG?) 8, other. sleeves: Ines reeres , : At | ALSO COTTON SHAPED lene Mace Wicitbed cr Pliny I tex RmoteMe SOR oe aaa OSC) rackiin ve pri’ aesrd| At ie oan oe cee Eid 3 in white, pi jue 6 ee 5 ; all sizes : ; ; ered with blue ete ie 250 abate pin US| ZB 0 ERE ne | aS agg tri in or extra sizes, A Fi At (WOMENS coTTON| At (EOS A ae at Bed Spreads, ¢ } COMBINATION SUITS, 2d ng or thort sleeves; all | S°PsSTREADA,!s, Crochet, Sitio, Marston, Se (RIBBED; all sizes. C C28. : $4.35 fall sine CROCHET ‘SPREADS... a iber, wake’ apehet) $5) to aL7S CRIB MARsEILies ‘be World's Greatest Srocery. Specials from the Siant Pure Food Show. Crowds still streaming in and out daily, with nothing but praises for this remarkable Food Exhibit and Sale! But itis only natural, with such extraordinary values in every staple frocery and delicacy to astract purckasers, “To-morrow $ special offering cemprises a few of the many apretizing products of land and sea tote found in this great Pure Food Show. ‘Threads Faney OHOICE SELECTED ot CCDFISH. CHICKEN HALIBUT CODFISH or SALMON from , ot flavor, STEAKS, STBAKS, feeb trom pons, ane S64 H bec ip, ize | Per tp Fu Branch BLUE-) “SPANISH MACKEREL," / OYSTERS Selected Blue Foe seca pet | Piaste-Boston COD FISH,| per dons OS® Bg i |—Bostor i soon ise ees Fo] Wabbock. YLOUNDERS or | hLoa le ‘o| Hal RS—Fa ney h| fresh HERRING; per Ib., Ge| moked Bloaters, per doz, 150 HOME MADE Light, leh BRPAD. CRULUARE, Gest made, largest loaf tn city, tor MOTTON-S Bort forequarter|PRESH FRUITS AND VE- fancy Canada mutton; per % GETABLES— MACKRREL—Tancy_ tres pease BROS,’ us, ‘armor FOUND CAKE. . Citron, Mo- Plain, Balai, Citron, 2 ‘luted Crimps or CRACKERS—FI Golden Water: Ib 4 o FANCY NBW Joraey 45-| OOPFRE—Fancy Golden San- 08 baitah, en, I mT PARAGUS; oh, toa; freeh roasted hourly; Poets yaiay Na | Psi Long’ Island | 3 28. ‘ade ‘iz\ye| WATER CRESS; per bun Eva APPLES—Fane tes Peeled ‘Adplee: b. © | STUROBON—Panc aera Firion Smoked tures —Cholce se- CORKED | BDEY. Be LaMont Jected Rump; sine Lemons: FOWL—-Fresh a reese d 4) mmarrLes—1 aweet, | ANOMDV: pleked fowl 140|{ie Flori Pieeabgte: SOM CEN—Yoney | Gesulne (adc heloe Milk Yesi| each Oe | in omovies: Roast; 1b, Oc] CRACKERS—Osr own home-| HERRING—Finest Blum mad 180 je mixed; many varieties; | Herring: of fancy Jersey ; 08D, tee TORT fark: Wb.. 1di0 | per b.. 100 (Fourth Fioer,) by lass. ing less cost of importation; 8 complete lines | 4 75c.; bound in cloth; from clear, Gat, Geen Pbrecarcosaing ePnuch makes as Bano, & | Shir wren i fede a Stonier, Dunn, Bennett & Co., and other makes ip a the leading Some of the Citles Are: | Sally inade for this fies. * " , French Gray ] ‘te aisiow p. Lowel Illustrated, cpdGreen al ray gdmied Re | ae mat Mara Chtnaware. MAVILAND TMA PLATES uesly Geer 18¢ ‘S S the Citles Hy TRB, ol) sizes; reg. price Ibe. © Jo |aviLAND BRBAKFAST PLATES, aloe 23¢ ang aE OL ee ior nf at, each, c ly decorated; reg. price She, at 10m the olghit be Ase, wet gavomee, all slew me 7c waviasy pt “Bomplote angler, by Wel idttans, ul stm: 8 to BSC decoreied; resw "Last ot the DISHES, be. ‘gil tiae® 33c to 45c 7Ks, ail alse: regular price 22c SAW, all elses; regular erie 69C men vii, aut wen; reeuler 4 5c } Bows“ ‘ines; regular #30 PEM, gist att 12c to 69c Rows. CUSTARD’ CUPS AND B69 Qo Shick ‘shutins; re. price 41.50, “$7 mais GAUCERS: res. Bite Ihe. at dc vi ovens: 16676 houbet ua, Bc to 29 isch batds rasa Pas 9 206 | ul Revit fe cea “Diacourers of Bpkc ‘Daniel Deronda,” by Ibe. ty 250, at "by Aloott, One lot FANCY DECORATED CHINA, Crack: a Books made to sell w ¥ ER JANS. CHOCOLATE Port cADARETS. 25 Vol. {io 75 to $1.50, | “Ost Thoumnd bills of the Niue," by Awan, ORBAM SETS. RALAD Rowia Ae: enue #14 BSC Some of the Cities Are: Glassware. tah - . is in Wows Flint WATER TUMBLERS, srieae Selected Poome of Fi, 824 Savane 81-25, J, Ingelow, As A. Proctor, Soine of the Cities ered Bene Ore etchings; regularly wold a 5 5c $1.00; at, per dom, es, Rich, deep Cut Glass WAT! - ah F i, | BLURS; reevier price, 86.00: at. ver 2 5Q) Miustieset, : dot, : a lass CUSTARD OUPS; Ra gt ai 26d Cut Glass BALAD DOWLS; 5 Nia, de, Cot ota SAY Pete! 3450 "y i Qlase OLIVE DISHES; OM t ie fa regular” price, HBO: ah, B7c | “rnsien 14 others, by Marla 4 Nature." wer. Hite afte, sat 2.78 | Perera