The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1903, Page 6

FOUND A BABY CHURCH 008 Inside and Sound Asleep Was Peter Clooney, So the Police- men Took Both of Them to Court. CHILD IS FOUR WEEKS OLD. Clooney Satisfied the Magistrate that “ He-Kitéw Nothing About the Baby find Was Discharged—But Whose y Is It? Winding the front door of the church ef St. Vincent Ferrers, at Sixty-sixth etreet and Lexington avenue, unlocked early to-day, Patrolman Leidig, of the Wast Sixty-seventh street police sta- tion, investigated. In the vestibule he SHound a baby boy about four weeks old, and fa the churth sleeping found Peter Clooney, sixty-threo years oid, of No. 200 Bast Sixty-Afth street. ; Leidig called a citizen and sent nim und t6.the station for help. With ‘paothee officer he woke Clooney,! who “Ain't you ashamed to be putting @ “Wittle baby in @ place like that,” sald Leidiz. a ‘And what are you talking about’? \taked Clooney. ’ “There are the goods on you,” said the other policeman. “You put it in here ane you thought you'd sleep ere and get away at wAre you orasy?” asked Clooney. Procession of Laidix with | bis jsoner and the other officer carrying ‘child moved around to the police then 4 o'clock and the Sengeant, Who. been expecting trouble waen he sent the other policeinen to Led er fell off the chair when he was the Deby iad been found in the looney, asteep inside, "declared Clooney, ‘The sexton of the church was @ent for. came and identified Clooney. He “that at the evening services last the saw Clooney asleep and routed ‘out of a pow near the altar. ‘Tha he remembered of Clooney was Mooney going toward the door, while fie (the janitor) turned out the’ lights. ehureh with gaid he felt certain that Clooney aa nothing to do with the child. “It may "said the Sergeant. #0, ney may not be the father ve no more o' that,” said Cloo- id go to sleep in the church, but weatd now you will go to court,"” sata the Sergeant. Clooney was taken lo urt. Covad you know nothing about the ohild?’ inquired the Magistrate kindly as looked at th d long enough x ed Clooney, “A yea ow, I'l} not stand Why, Your Honor, of now nothing about It.'" tor it .sourse T $0 Clooney was discharged and the yaty held. FIRE LOSS OROVE HN TO SUCIE Robert J. Cooke, Mount Vernon Hardware Merchant, Shot Himself To-Day in the Cellar of His Store. PROSPEROUS 2 MONTHS AGO. Sued the City When the Blaze De- stroyed His Property Because the Firemen Did Not Come Quick Enough, (Special to The Evening World.) MOUNT VERNON, N. Y., May 21.— Despondent over the loss of his busl- ness, which was being sold out by an assignee, and fearing he would be pen- niless, Robert J. Cooke, a prominent hardware merchant, of this city, shot himself early to-lay in the cellar of his store. His lifeless body was found by Robert Vickery, a friend, who broke into the store when Mr. Cooke failed to return to his breakrast. In @ corner of the cellar the merchant sat with a %-callbro revolver clutched fn hie night hand. He had fired one shot through his right temple and the ball passed through his brain. About two months g@o fire destroyed part of Mr. Cooke's store on South Fourth a The merchant claimed the firemen were fifteen minutes late In reaching tho fire and on that account he suffered great loss. He gued the city for $3,000 damages, alleging slow- ness on the part of the firemen as the basis of his aothon. The case is pend~ He built a new $8,000 re, but his business failed from the time the Sip | odd auit was brought and Mr. Cooke worried himself insane. Ho declared some of the firemen were boycotting him because of the charges he made against them to tho city officials, ‘Two weoks ago Mr, Cooke could stand tho strain no longer, and he made an assignment to Supervisor A. 8. Jenks. “Just think of it" Mr. Cooke sald to air, Jonks yesterday, “I owned this fine store, but how you are selling me out, and next week I will have to ome @ r Iaborer, 1 can't etand jt any longer.” @ leaves a widow and one child. LONG FALL, SLIGHT HURT. Child Tumbles Four stort Only Lacerates His Fa: While playing on the fire escape on the fourth floor of his home at No. 29 East “Ninety-seventh street, Paul Gau- lick, seven years old, fell to the yard to- day, His only injury was a lacerated wound over the right eye. He was at- tended by Dr. Gluck, of No, 1,788 ‘Third avenue 2 ERR oe THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1903. PENSION FOR INYALIO SERVANT Mrs. Huntington Arranges So that Lizzie Connell, Who Was Shot While in Her Employ, May Live in Ireland. Mra Collis P, Huntington has ar- to pension Idzaie Connell, her servant, so that the faithful woman can spend the rest of her days in Ireland Miss Connell was shot by Daniel Har- Kins, a gardener, on the estate of Mrs Huntington,» at Throgs Neok, — six months ago. Harkins suspected that the young woman, who was engaged to be married, was trying to oust him from thie position #o that her intended hunband oould heave it He shot her three times, ‘The young woman spont several weeks at the home of Mrs, Huntington, «nd waa removed to 8t, Vinceat'’s Hosp! In order to make her removal ea: Mire, Huntington had a special dc built at her place o n ‘Throgs Neck which faces on the upper Rast River, to enable a tug to draw up there. Tive patient was conveyed in the tug to the foot of West Bleventh stree where she was removed to the hospital in an ambulance, Connell waa dischargud ri When Miss froin the hospital sha was paralyzed. Recently she expressed a desire to, Ko lo Ireland, Mire, Huntington agreed to pay all her expenses and to forward to her $2 a month as long as she lived. She sailed recently on the Oceanic, —— MONSON TO WED AMERICAN. LONDON, May .2L—1t 1s announced thae Lon “Monson will shortly “marry . ‘Purnmure, daughter of ton the American General, bad Special for Friday, $4 Children’s Suits, $3 VINCENT, oth Av ‘or. 12th St. \ » | bulldiny oughfare World it is no every” Meht Tuesday night, dome of the ¥ will flash its s¢ One of the f tion will be the dorf-Astoria J ‘The Three Distinct Specials EACH ONE AN ATTRACTION IN ITSELF. 500 Ladies’ Trimmed Hats in BLACK, WHITE and TUSCAN, made by several of our best artists, and are gems of the milli- nery art; valued at ten and fifteen dollars; for this sale. . 300 of our five-dollar Trimmed Hats, which are well known to be the best five-dollar hat in the city, will be sold to-morrow and Saturday at........seeeesenevee We have bought from a manufacturer 200 dozen untrimmed Straw Hats, all of that fashionable shade known as burnt straw, in such] stylish shapes as the Monte Carlo, Pasadena, Miami and said he would follow the suggestion of ‘The World and fi burning brightly. roadway hotels will burn every Ww Will Lead in fllum- w evident John Collll io, % Rooe Pulitzer Building, which | and 25. ores of Hghte at 8 BP. features of the celeb Mlumination of the Wal- Boldt fotel. Manager have every ixht in the that ‘ae thrown him. IN NEW YORK. nt, not only’ for the hour set aside 1 4 but unt ination of City on Night of Its\'"", ean y davhalee ' b said Mr Roblee. “Let the whole 250th Birthday. light up from one end to the other. {I could not imagine a grander sight than to see this big city one great mass of illumination.” From assurances reo A ——— SLEEPER FALLS INTO One-Armed Man In Rescned with | DiMculty by Police 1 who says he lives at t street, t River early to-day wile asleep he bulkhead between piers Noa, 14 He was hauled out by Polloe- man Ahles, of the Old Silp station, and Watchman’ Muller, Huson Street Hospital, Collins told the police he could not sleep at home because of the heat and had gone to the river front. Hi but one arm, and It was with dimedity clung to the rope that was REINHARDT’S © Largest Millinery House Sixth Avenue and Eighteenth Street. Friday and Saturday We will place on SALE several other leading shapes; for this sale and tak te hour. Moa ta eta, RIVER, | fell into the en to the le has $5.48 $2.95 Ai Rignte_ Reverved oy ® Taylor Clothing: Co. © Clothing Carnival A great benefit sale for the masses of the people. Cash buying and cash selling, ransacking the markets and taking whole outputs or small lots when they could be had cheap enough. A sale carefully planned weeks ahead. A trade event of the character of the one we institute to-morrow and Saturday should create widespread interest. Coming as it does right on the threshold of Summer, it is especially opportune and will be gladly welcomed WY thousands of men and boys who have de ferred buying their suits till now. Those who have waited thus far are winners. _ Don’t wait any longer—you've gone the limit. Get here Friday or Saturday. Men’s and Youths’ Nobby Spring Suits. A grand array of blue Serges, cassimeres and cheviots, stripes, plaids and mixtures; tallored in © most careful manner with re- — liable trimmings; perfect fitting; worth $15; special two days, Men’s and Youths’ Stylish Spring: Suits. In popular stripes, checks; plain cblorings; hand-made button- holes, hand-padded shoulders 4 and haircloth fronts, which will retain the shape; in stouts, slims —— and regulars; their actual worth $20; two days at Men’s and Youths’ Hand-Tailored Suits. Made by America’s leading wholesale tailors; newest fancy tweeds, worsteds and cheviots; all thoroughly hand tailored; in fit, style and trimming equal to \——— — + $35 made-to-order garments, Special Friday and Saturday at Men’s and Youths’ Swell Spring Suits.” -Made of the finest imported worsteds, tweeds, serges and Thibets; very, newest merchant tailor fabrics; all beautifully hand tailored in the smartest of = this season's styles and well eres worth $25 to $30; two days at Coats and Trousers. Coat and Trousers— In homespuns, tweeds and fancy flannels, handsomely Coat and Trousers— Genuine homespuns, with all the elegance it is possible: tailored; good val- to put in a : ues at $12.50; for 822 garment; value 1 1 50 ‘ Friday and Saturday i fF) Gtriwanndan C3 Sale of Men’s Pants. In all-wool cheviots, cassi- checks, Stripes, plaids; meres and worst hun- } shaped to the leg and hand | dreds of style 98 | tailored; values $5 85 value $3.00; Friday == | to $7; Friday ond — and Saturday at... Sol Saturdays ana te Sone | Jaylor (iothing ROADWAY Ccor.CHAMBERS ST. 35c Borough of Manhattan. 217 Firrt Ave., cor. 13th St. Tel, 4508—-18th &, 340 Firet Te. Ha | 614 secona av if Gil Second Ave., cor. 35th SF. \ $4 857 Second A HA 1012 Second A i 1143 Se. Ay B3s2 second Ave., fi 1463 Second Ave Third Av Soi Third Ave _ Borough of Bronx, Witla Ave., cor. 128th Bt, Our Direct ‘| portation from | India. | Pronounced perior to others, Packed in cartons, <q) full net weight. Pound, Half Pound, 25¢ article in Coffees. Best Mocha and Java, 5 |bs, $1. Very Best Santos, 5 Ibs. 70c., Ib Golden Santos, lb, . 5 Gallons .Beer Free. In this sale are included all our celebrated Teas, With every purchase of one pound of any variety we ive free a 10c, bottle of our famous Peerless | | Lazenby’s Pickles—English imported, Root Beer Extract, which will make five g: sparkling root bee Golden Tips Ceylon. 44 Ib. carton, 25.3 Ib, carton. ..eee.6 UNXLD Brand, Formosa Oolong, English Breaklast, Indian and Mixed, Yelb. carton, 25c.; Ib. carton BEST NO, 1. Formosa Oolong, Young Hyson, 5 lbs., $1.60; 3 Ibs, $1.00; Ib.. ... CHOICE NO. 2, Mixed, English Breakfast and Oolon; 5S Ibs, $1.105 3 Ibs, 7065 Meeee BUTLER’S Best No, Mixed T Freshly packed for this sale uaranteed utely pure, Pound, 3 Pounds, 5 Pounds, INDIAN TEA. Root English Breakfast, lixed, Ceylon, Japan, Gunpowder and abso- 1.00 1.60 CEYLON Su- all TEA. Butler’s Golden Tips. fiy| Same quality sold elsewhere at 700. Ib. Packed in cartons, full net weight. 50c New Potatoes. Fancy Savannah Rose, peck 45c., basket. Fine Long Island Potatoes, peck 23c., basket..... 10, Ib.. 23¢ 15¢ 10c Soda Water—All flavors, fr ling, {ull quart bottles..... pint, 21¢.; pint bottle allons of all kinds, bottle e+e- Liberty Pickles—Extra kinds, bottle... to finest imported, pint bottle 5 | Peerless Catsup—Made | tomatoes; botile ....... Liberty Catsup—Bottle 35c, 5c! Weir top, 3 Ibs, | Fly Papor —Sure to stick ‘em, 6 sheets. Darling" or Triumph, 1,000 in box....... Parlor Matches, “Our 1 ea, BUT aie This fresh. 35c Pound, Salad Oll—Best quality, domestic, qu 15c.; pint, 10c.; half pint bottle. . Olive Oit—tmported, finest quality, half quallty, | Peerless Sauce— Worcestershire, equal Pound, 3 Pounds, 5 Pounds, 50c Half Pound, 25c Money-Savi For Thursday, Friday and Saturday we have arranged the greatest end of the week sale ever held in the Butler stores. There is scarcely an You cannot afford to miss the opportunities here given. Read the items and prices Fans free to all customers. _ the stock of each store that is not included in the sale. and make cornparisons—then go to the nearest James Butler store esh and spark- 5c) 5c| 35c ako "42 13c from selected 45c! Sc. and 10c Liberty Preserves—Maile from choice, fresh fruits, packed in stone crocks, patent | 5c 5c ED LER’S » Best No. 1 Oolong Tea. isthe celedrated Formosa Black Tea, Absolutely pure and 35c 1.00 1.60 25c) CHOICE GROCERIES and buy. _, 23c _12¢ Large can, Lemons—extra fancy, large Messin: | “and Palermos, dozer 13c| Blue Ribbon Jams—absolutely pure, from finest fresh fruits, assorted, Ib. Jar | Blue Ribbon Jelly Powder—all flavors —makes fine dessert, package. |Blue Ribbon Farina—The heart of the wheat, Ib, carton... 5 |Blue Ribbon Tapioc quality, Ib, carton..... Yellow or White Meal—in linen bags, ibs’... . The very best Rice—Best Carolina, full head, 34g Ibs | Power— he new cereal, pkg....... 6 Blue Ribbon Shoe Dressing—bottle.. | Blue Ribbon Scouring Soap—cake,,, | Peas—Extra sifted, early June, 2 cans.,,,, J” STORES WY EVERYWHERE, 15 RETAIL BRANCHES OOLONG TEA. | Formosa Oolong. Choicest grade of this fine Black Tea. Packed in cartons, full net. weight. 50c 7m Pound, ~ Half Pound, 25c Tomatoes. Maryland Standards, extra fine quality, red ripe and solid packed, peewee cere rene 7c Snider's Salad Dressing, bottle. Campboll’s Salad Dressing, bottle. My Witfe’s Salad Dressing, bottle..... ng Sale. 7 lbs, Pride of St, Louis Flour, , Butler’s Condensed Milk, made from pure, rich milk and sugar, 3 cans...... l4c made Black Pepper, fresh ground, 4-Ib. can.... 8¢ 15¢ | Jetly—all flavors, Mason jat....ee006 sees 10€| Vigtet Ammonta, bottle... 9% 8c) 2Qe\™ .. 286 . 5c - 8 . 5c 25¢ Butler’s Blacking, box..........+. Ammonia, good and strong, large bottle. Evaporated Peache: Muir, Ib, carton... Evaporated Apricots—Fancy California Moor Park, 1b, carton be Evaporated Ap, Ib. Cartonesees acaronl and Spaghetti—Imported, tinest quality, Ib, package . Tacaroni and Spaghett very best, Ib. packageeses.. Cocoanut—Fil Sc. and. Root Beer | Peerles. | Bottle BUTLER’S Choice No, 2 om, Breakfast ea, Splendid qual- ity, full, fresh > 4 ic 5c . 10¢ {2c 10c paca MIXED TEA. A. Delicious Blend of the choicest pickings of new crop. Packed in cartons, full net weight. Pound, 50c Half Pound, 25¢ Borough of Brooklyn, 126 Bridge 8t., near Prompect st, ‘el. Call 4196Be Main’ 110 Smith St., cor. Pacific St. 1 Main. 242 smith si Beara ae cor, cont St, Tel. C: 347 Van Brun i B Hamilton, Yt it St, Tel. Ci 517 Court 4901 Third Ave., cor, 49th St. a Tol. Call 606A Bay Ridge, 55% Third Ava, cor. 66th St, ‘Tel. Call Bay Tdg 97 Atlantic Ave., near Hicka St, Cail 49214 Mai cor, Prospect Flour---Milk. Tel, 977 Myrtle Av . ‘Tel. Cay)’ 3981 Wilita 840 Fulton Si, cor 1109 Fulton x 291 Fultoa A 160 Fulton St., Tel. Cal 2643 Attantic Ave. Yauaerlt Ave Wiitiamabyrg, © Roebling at. 28211 Wiliteawburg, + 720 Manhattan Ave., néar Meserole Aye, Call 4701 Greenpoint, ‘ Bitsdbeth —st., West Now Brighton.. Tel, Call 23 ‘Weat Brighton , Hoboken, Union Hill, Bayon Elizabethport, Yonkers and Mount Vernon, 167 Bergentino Aye., Unton HL ‘Tel. Cail 2181 Union, 117 Washington St,, bet, Fire 22d Shy Hob y -- [5c good syrup, 3-Ib, can........ CTR 10c Essie Brand Fruits—Peaches, Pears, Piums and syrup, natural fruit flavor, can... East View Brand Frults—Peaches, Pears, heavy syrup, Cane Prunes—Extra ‘fancy , California, large : 25c Mediwm size,Ib,.+++++++ 5c Alpha Pudding—delicious dessert, pkge Ac splendid pies, pkge ... Peas—Fine carly June, can. onee IC Triumph Cocoa—‘% Ib., 19c.5 34 Ib... Crackers, Frult, Graham or Vanilla, Ib..,..,+00« 126 Choice No. 2 Mixed Tea, and full flavore Warranted pure. 25¢ Peaches and Pears—Fancy Southern, in Apricots, finest California, in heavy 18c¢ Plums and Apricots, choice California, in 15e¢ size, about 40 to lb,, 3 Ibs., Ple Fruits—Condensed, all ear 1 % Peerless Cocoa—% Ib., 17¢.; 34 Ib... Lemons, Ginger or Nic-Nacs, per Ibe. BUTLER’S Good, si Pound,