The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1903, Page 13

| t SL TM RE TNT TN Pe LT I FT NT MTT Dt at dd ROM FARO TOGK EXCHANGE yles McDonald, Once Widely {nown Gambler and Principal m Famous Murder Trial, Now Respected Business Man. fTURNED FROM EVIL WAYS. dae Love of Family Proves His Sal- vation and the Last Charge in Connection with Price-Courtney Shooting Is Dismissed, \ } . identitied { MYLES M’DONALD. Myles McDonald has been freed from wthe last legal restraint that followed the shooting affray In the Onawa Cate, @t Park avenue and One Hundred and Mwenty-Afth street, in December, 1900, when George Price was killed and Mhomas Kennedy and Bdward Courtney were injured. Long ago a jury declared him innocent of Price's murder and Judge Newburger has dismissed the charge against him of shooting Court- ey. The application for the dismissal Grought out the fact that the once famous New York gambler is a member of the Boston uk Exchange and greatly respected by the business men of the Hub. According to his lawyer he Is living a new life and is trying to @orget the days he spent in New York. The shooting in the Onawa Cafe was the end of a feud between McDonald and Kennedy. Both were among the Yest-known gamblers in the city, and the latter was a Tammany leader, ‘The trial and acquittal of McDonald at- tracted wide attention. McDonald came from the West thir- teen years ago. He was then a respect- able business man. As many other men do, he played a little poker and was lucky. He gradually drifted into the life of a gambler and got rich. It was even Ahen rumored that in the West he was considered a “bad man.” But whatever his life In the world might have been, he was devoted to his ome on City Island. Ils wife and ehildten were sacred to him, and when Kennedy introduced to Mrs. McDonald as his wife a woman to whom he was not married McDonald was fifrious. This was the start of the feud that @nded in the bloody fight. On Dec, 28, 1990, Meonald went tnto the Onawa Cafe, and there met f nedy and a number of his friends A quarrel followed, and when revolvers were drawn MoDonald backed against the bar, a pistol in each hand, When a Policeman rushed in McDonald stood uninjured, the smoking i still fn his hands, Almost at Price ay dead, and the other two men dropped to the sidewalk outeide. MeDonaid was held by the Coroner's brought He had to jury not guilty but when tried the im a verdict of pleaded self-defense. He promised leave New York, and kept his word (With the family of which he was so fond he went to Boston. His wife had Been at his side throughou: trial, Ahd the children were kopt in ignor- Ance of the affair. In Boston he ceeded at on He went into legit! imate undertakings, and his early bus ness training had not been lost, His speculations have been wise ones, and he is now rated a wealthy man and a peaceful member of the community. His lawyer declared In court that Me- Donald's reformation is now complet His life In Boston js qutet, and out of business hours he ja always with the family. He has loved so tenderl: The attorney received a fee o for securing the dismissal of the charge. He did not ask so inuch, but McDonald assured him it was worth more to ‘clear his name of the last blot. ‘KILLED CHASING jury, the THE BASEBALL. Boy Player Ran Inte a Trolley Gar and Was Run Over. Luke Carlin, the ten-year-old son of former Assembiyman John Carlin, was’ Tun over by a Kingsbridge trolley car yesterday afternoon at One Hundred and Kighty-seventh street and Broad- way. and he died within a few moments. Tee be was playing right Meld in a ball the batter sent the ball pver Carlin’s head, and with une s of the opposing team of “Home run!" ringing in his ears he tore down the ioad directly into the dashboard of the car, Before the motorman, could stop it the car had passed over him, « <he motorm&n was held on a charge of homicide. ‘Those who saw the accl- dent say that he was not to blame. The wos's oly was removed to his home, No, 4907 Broadway, ——. BODY FOUND IN RIVER, that of Michael 1 holland, of Yonkers, Patrolman Charles Gilligan found the body of a man in the Hudaon River, op- Badd Spuyten Duyvil, to-day. It was roves Ls ae i hs David Gurrya tated Ac un | of beauti MEN’S SUITS as any $10 suit elsewhere. Our spect: MEN’S SUITS bird's-eye patterns. The very new: spring and summer wear. The tail where; our special sale price..... MEN’S SUITS 1° show the dust or spots; specially whose work brings them in co these suits elsewhere would cost § special sale price... MEN’S SUITS worsteds and fancy cas! checks; also fine ali-wool blac price elsewhere $14; our spec in all the spring m simere: FLAGS TRAIN 10. CATCH HARRIMAN 4s to order his train run through the station at Ogden at a rate of fifty miles fan hour when he was Informed that deputies were wailing to serve him with the papers. But ae deputies telegraphed ahead and asked tae one in Evanston to try » serve the papers, So this energetic Deputy Marshal walked down the trac! \ few miles and when he sighted the pecial coming on at a terrific rate of speed displayed a red flag. By wav- ing it vigorously across the track he frightened the engineer and caused him to bring the train to a quick stop. Mr, Harriman was so overcome that ) moment he could not speak. ‘This is the famous sutt against Mr, Harriman by the heirs of former Gov. DRUNKENNESS IS A DISEASE! “Witl-Power” Will Not Cure It, mental resolve will eure It, 7? WILL POSITIVELY AND PER- CURE THR DRINK HABIT, We and, will Fetund = Ce. Use clergymen, “fy publie men all over'the land int wonderful ‘remedy, Wealed "booklet hon. C. Easton, D. D., 627 E. isto O., writes! "I Capitol eately aiirio, from cases under my perso servation ¢ (ORRINE! is a marvel te — Vistas. on es i S800) i DIAMONDS, watches, weekly or moathly malt ai pain, and soon produces a lasting cure. ak } ; he awa cee ranaouabia’ gous guaran" lpg wangren OO sty h'wem. Tl. 200 Prask. jaca id Broad faves Write us, and medical advice or any special information desired about this King of Sy Teste, ENGR, ere eae loud | BEE Ror “The Guarantee” Clothing Company,, light colored striped Chey- iots, stylish and seasonable, single or doubl ed coats, as handsomely tailored and trimmed of elegant Cheviots, herringbone and every way to that in suits sold at $12 else- ford Cheviot; they never s, of neat stripes and 1 black Thibets; regular ial sale price GUARANTEE CLOTHING COMPANY, disliked to go out in the streets. dozen soaps and salves, and became very much | discouraged, until I read in the papers of the ‘oures performed through the use of S, 8. 8., and determined to give it a month's trial at least. am pleased to state that I soon noticed a slight iaaprovement, sufficient to decide me to keep it | Soft and smooth as an infant's. | ago, and I have never had any trouble since. | 216 8, Seventh Street, Minneapolis, Minn. the disease. redness of the skin, must be rooted out before there is complete relief from the terrors of Eczema. the blood is overheated, or the skin is reacting during Spring and Summer, the disease Dur it sD IA a $27,000,0| breaks out again. Yow can’t rely upon washes, soaps and salves, or such things as Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry | 477 LINE—Express, ye . nee eae) are applied to the surface, for they do not reach the seat of the trouble, which is internal : , YY atone? SW RALLWAY—Bxprese Senator Gorman Going Abroad. and deeply implanted in the system; the blood is aflame with the itching, burning | ,. eoth credits One sree, ‘ok STERN Al Ralroads wtvland, will salt for Europe on Sat-| HUMors, whick are carried by the circulation to the surface and are being constantly | 1B ooerate, fn tire reall “age "7°" "WL foc urday by the steamer, Minnehaha, ot forced out through the glands and pores of the skin, and you can never heal the sores | WE M4, %, rferunce from your employer Gaitror Ax, Nonmorc— New York Central a the aggravating eruptions with external applications. WWE cond representative if tnosuveniont eo caus, | A Tea AIC, ATV 8.55, te dete, vit | tena arrire. e086 T and Stand. 2d) Street. Ni or a2 oO toned up, and you not oniy get rid of your old SSS Tetter, Psoriasis, Salt Rheum, Nettle Rash, or any form of Eczema, you will find S. S. S. does its work well and thoroughly, and relfeves the itching and burning, soreness and | — ngs "ob will be given without charge, ” TIT TTT — ———— nn . THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1903. LOWEST PRICED HOUSE IN’GREATER NEW YORK, | JORDAN MORIARTY’ @ 155,157 and 159 East 23d St. Uptown Corner 27th St. & 3d Ave, TASTE GE n a scccuareese ay ON EASY TERMS. ‘ x re arr ter Our Credit System ; # enables you to fur- We stand behind every Sibre of ool in these Suits nish your home com- tortably without feel- ing the expense atall. like cut, full size soit spring seats, lined interior, upholstered in best quality denim, actually worth $14,00, mann Massive Solid Oak Extension Tables, piano polish finish, with § massive roped turned legs, claw feet, cannot be equalled) elsewhere for less than $16,005 $9.89 Wntirin dia cvtiad tai Lhae ble = A Masterful Sale of Men’s Fine Cheviot, Worsted and Cassimere Suits. A more glowing example of big value for your money has never been furnished by any other firm in New York than these items printed below represent—competition is far outdistanced. Every article in this advertisement stands for worth!—economy! Our hand is on the pulse of the market at all times—we take advantage of its vicissitudes for you—only too happy to share with you the benefits of fortunate trade turns such as this. And remember, however low the prices, our guarantee backs every Sale. We must satisfy you or rgturn your purchase money. Read on: fabrics; tailoring black Cheviots; cut, style and workmanship equal | ¢qual to custom make; cut in the very latest to suits sold elsewhere at $15; our special style; some silk lined; Special at $I 20, $22, $25. Handsome Five- Piece Mahogany Frame Parlor Suits, highly polished, first-class upholstery, best steel springs, covered in ane tapestty ‘or Satin damask; dainty colorings; value $68.00; special at 39,50 Carpets, Rugs and Mattings New Spring Patterns. BIG REDUCTION IN PRICE. Velvet Carpets, latest patterns, daintiest colorings, $1.25 yard 76c quality, at... .-s es seeweseves Tapestry Brussels, extra heavy quality, beauttlul styles and color el fects, regular $1.10 yard quality at. . 62c highly broad comfortable saddle seats, act- wal value, $7,005) spe- cal ful p' je breast- S swing mir- Ned 6 | sale price .......s+seceseee $10 8, $ ; abate al sale price, $ MEN’S COATS Smyrna Rugs, reversible, best alk rorslarge drawers, ‘i i Torste and VESTS wool quality made: brass handles; light colored | MEN'S SUITS of high grade Worsteds, | for dress wear, of pure all-wool worsted , s1.99! Steel and Enamelled Beds, ; special special. $2.75 special, $4.49 regular price $12; very special, 30x60 in., value $3.50 36x72 in., value $5.00 48x81 in., value §: 6x9 feet, value $15.09; special. .$9.25 73,x10% ft., value $20; special. $14.15 Seamless China Mattings, per roll, full 40. yards; value $4 98 ‘ . $7.75; special... Cassimeres and Cheviots, in neat dark effects, for men of quiet taste, and in fancy novelty plaids, checks and stripes for men who prefer them; sold at other stores at $1 $ 10 our special sale price of exceptionally fine fancy MEN’S SUITS Worsteds in light or dark shades, single or double breasted sack. Can't be | fast color, black diagonal, which will not wear shiny; styles either cutaway frock, or Single (or SOUnIE breasted sack coats, with wide French facings, satin piped; real yalue $10; our price a ! 6.75 Trousers of same material $3, or of fine triped worsteds at $3.50 and We now white finish, with heavy continuous bent pillars—made in all sizes, retailed elsewhere for about $7. $3 94 aD le Bookcase and Desk Combi- est materials for loring is equa in Bccgivete $7 opular dark Ox- adapted for men | ntact with dust; | duplicated for less than $18 elsewhere; our Give the «Sperry & apanese Cotton Warp Mat- 7. 12; OF G7 SQ | Special Sale price sc.sessevsscsseees veces $12 poe d Green Trading ae Giacalty verteciy revernoie ee g . amps te Every Purchaser in in handsome designs; per roll, 40 polished, , Great assortment of ver 5 new fashionable | MEN’S SUITS fret seen houkke | | all our departments—Clothing, yards, value $12 with (ass door aterials, in fancy Special Furnishings, Hats and Shoes, breasted Sack Suits, in all the medium, light and dark materials; price at other stores $20; 1 $8 | our special sale price $15 | Samples and self-measurement (Store Open Late Evenings.) | blanks sent free on application, vrews 127TH ST. AND 3D AVE, CORNER mirror on top, fi value $18.00; Steel and Brass Trimmed Bed> steads, of new design, heavy pillars, extended foot rails; brass olndles || regular price $14.00; special FE ater . $8. Morris Chairs, heavy golden oak frame, reversible velour cush- fons, dainty colorings, Massive Round Top Exten-} actual value sion Tables, like cut, elegantly polish.{ $9; special ed, with five massive roped turned legs,} this week, first-class workmansh! $7.99 $5.75 P tual value $12.00; special. . We have no Branch Storgs. All business now centred in our 28d Street Establishment. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS ECZEMA The Blood Affame with an Itching | . i r Bright Marshal Stops Special Humor that sets the Railroads i A ly Nate. Skin on Fire P, we i void Ser- . | nh 5 ; tempt Is Made to A ! Great Sale of | ennsy vanla f vice of Writ. i ° A Il | | | Eczema, the most common and terrible of all Tanos Week! RAILROAD, j : ecient ental skin troubles, begins sometimes with a slight redness CORT] | STATIONS toot of Went Twenty-third Street and ) pees See en States Mar- of the skin, which gradually spreads, and as the inflam- Take ad- asd Rave ih tee, solaieee s i shat Gagged 2, 11. Harriman's taat spe- | mation and itching increase, the entire system is thrown ||} yanace of fey hese ctherwige noted When completed the new East | cial train near here, using signals which into ® restless, feverish condition. Soon little watery |]} plano. sale. "Gur and Dining tar’ New tore te Piao || advencemene. Naber ne 4 indicated that there was danger abend. blisters or pimples break out, from which a |}} Celebrated to" eitnoure a oleate Our “bridge-work" is the pe i and 0 served on the er Suntec aut, PRESIDENT OF THE MINNEHAHA CLUB. clear liquid or yellow Muid is discharged, which ||] Wallers bridge teeth 20: perfectly: Chat cur | against him. ea foe GEREN 1 RORUSGR Beweias GnceNe forms thick crusts and sores, or falls off in Piano, work is undetectable. If the con- 4 This wa service which Mr. ° — E ; : : : 4 “EA t's wae vnc ar, tat | Gantamen:—Z watered wit ena ot ine particles of seales leaving the sie raw and || $195 is otariae noneroe et a eral months, even going so far last nlght| annoying and painful, but very unsightly, and I tender, or hard and dry like parchment. Ec- Including stool and cover. make repairs, Our I tried at least a Pianos delivered on first payment of $5. Guaranteed for ten years. GTA Say Ave, &/89th-St. Car. & P. M—ST. LOUIS EXPROSS—Fur Pitts- Dung. Indianapolls, Loutaville, $t. Louis. Din- Car. For Welch, W. Va. (via Shenandoah STERN EXPRBSS—For Chicage For Toledo, except Saturday. Dining Oar, 7.85 P. M.—PACIFIC EXPRESS—For Pittaburg mu noxvilie daily (via Shea- cf Connects for Cleveland zema attacks most frequently the legs and arms, back and chest, face and hands, and is a disease that comes and goes in the earlier stages, but is a perpetual torment and constant annoyance when chronic. At times the itching and sting- ing is so great that the sufferer is driven al- most to distraction, and tortured beyond endur- ance scratches and rubs till the skin is broken and bleeds; but this only aggravates and spreads The humors and po‘eons that produce the itching eruption, roughness and New Botanical Discovery makes the operation painless, Rea- sonable prices — courteous trgat- ment, Examination free. Al work guaranteed ten years, Full Sets of Teeth.. Gold Crowns, a2 kar. Gold Fillings... Silver Fillings. I After the use of six bottles my skin was ag This was a year urg, Clevelaud aad Cine AND THE SOUTH Car): 10.10 (Destron : | Waterbury Dental Parlors, BROOKLYN: NEW YORK, 4l4-416 Fulton St, 54 W. 23d St 24 door wert Abraham (Opp. Eden Mekenpe & Straus's,) HOURS 8 TO 6. SUNDAYS 9 TO 4 MISS GENEVA BRIGGS. ‘ASHTS Cortlandt § DON 1.65, (Dininy and «Di ¢ Nothing applied externally does any permanent good, for whenever Dining “Os, Caz), 4.56 (Dining DIAMONDS ON CREDIT, t Exprea, 3.25, want your account, “L. W. SWEET & CO., AM. Th Buttet Parlor Cara Par! neutralize the acids in the blood and expél the humors and poisons is the only way to get permanently rid of this torturing skin trouble, and no remedy known does this so quickly and thoroughly as S.S. S. It purifies the b’ood and restores it to health, ae eee eee Mar eee and the outbreak of the poison through the skin ceases, and the sores and eruption | _SROOSEYN BRANCH, 407 FULTON st gradually disappear. S.S.S. builds up the thin acid blood, makes it rich and strong, CREDIT FOR and restores to it all the elements of nutrition, and drives from the circulation all im-} perl GREED iaeecht A thvenee mea purities; and under the tonic effect of §. S. $. the general system is invigorated and | Shoe; Bollven nttiy count Dry Goods, atte take Shore lad: W in trouble, but the health is benefited in every way. S. S. S. being a strictly vegetable medicine, acts gently, leaving no bad after-effects, as do Arsenic, Potash and other minerals which ave usually prescribed in skin diseases. Eczema cannot be cured by anything applied to the surface of the body; the blood ,niust be purified and the cause removed, and in no other way can this | + deep-seated skin disease be reached. If you have mi Special. ! pres. fon, ues 2 & Bigin We ponds, $1 dows u 0 secumy required. "TYPEWRITERS RENTED. ‘GLOB Tax Swarr srcosio C0., ATLANTA, GAs! gi WERKLY order, 137 Broadway, ,