The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1903, Page 5

F1 /Ganun, who was fifty-two years old, ‘STILL ANOTHER TUNNEL. VICTIM Stephen M. Ganun, Well-Known Optician, Dies of Malady ; Growing Out of New York | Central Disaster of 1902. DEVELOPED HEART TROUBLE. He Was In the Second Car from the Rear, with His TWo Children, and Never Fully Recovered from the | Shock. Stephen Mf Ganun, of the firm of Ganun & Parsons, opticians,-at No. 18 West Forty-second street and No. 269 Columbus avenue, died early to-day at his country home at Greenwich, Conn. It is beleved that {njurles he sustained in the New York Central tun- nel disaster of Jan. 8, 1902, contributed to his death, Mr. Ganun and his ¢wo children were in the second car from the rear of the train which was run into in the tun- nel. He was struck on the head by the falling roof, but regained con- scfousness in time to lower his chil- dren from a car window, Having been caught in,tho tunnel in a snowdrift at one time he knew there was a ladder at Fiftleth street, and there he went, leading many others away from, the horrors of the wreck. ‘The next day he was unable to leave bis honie and for a long time could at- tend to no business. Recently the rail- road company settled with Mr. Ganun, paying him a comfortable sum. Doc- tors had said his heart had been serl- ously affected by the shock of the col- Usion. Last Saturday he complained of his heart palning him and at that time the doctors said it was probably an after effect of the tunnel collision. Mr. continued at work, however, coming be the clty Monday, but remaining only a short time. Tuesday he was too Ill to come in and sank rapidly. Upon learning that his injuries were more serious than at first believed, Mr. Ganun entered the New York Hospital as a private patient and was there treated for a long time. It was sald he fad neuralgia of the heart and that he would be a sufferer until his death. The doctors say that was the cause of death. For the injuries sustained by himself and his children Mr. Ganun put in three claims for damages, and these have ail been settled. The cashfer In one of his stores thought the amount was $15,000. His wife, two sons and a daughter sur- vive tim. DRAGGED TO DEATH IN BIG COG WHEELS. Negro Caught and Ground to Pieces at Barber Asphalt Com- pany’s Plant. While ofling a blz mixing machine at the Barber Asphalt Company'e plan:, at One Hundred and Wifty-first street and the Harlem River, Richard Ed- wards, a negro, was dragge! betweea the «ngs to a horrible death. When the machinery was stopped he was dead, The sleeve of his jacket became caught fn the machinery and before he could free himse!f the cogs were grinding his arm. His. frantic cries for help could be heard for blocks. engineer has- tened to shut off the p » but before the great machinery ca: Oo a stop Kd- wards's body had been dragged {nto the eridron. “It was almost ground to pieces, pieces. AWFUL DEATH IN TUNNEL SHAFT, William Burke Is Caught Between Cables and Drawn Onto Revolving Drum, The body’ of Willlam Burke, killed yesterday in the North River tunnel, ‘was shipped to-day to relatives in Phil- adelphia. : Burke, who was thirty-fife years old, ‘Was employed in the shaft of the tun- nel at the foot of Fifteenth street, Jer- wey City. He ran an engine that oper: ated the cables used to move the ¢a. which carry out the clay and stone ex- cavated from the tunnel, He was caught between the cables, drawn on to the drum of the engine and crushed to death. He was dead probably half‘an hour bef - probably ‘ore belng dls Sonn Dania, Sons Sons. ARE OFFERING Ladies’ Fine Shirt Waists ‘ AT ABOUT THEIR VALUE White Lawn Waists, A variety of styles, trimmed with em- broidery, also with tucked 9 8c yoke and bias tucks across front; value 1.50, at Fancy Mercerized Cheviot Waists, trimmed with box plaits front and back; also lawn Waists tucked\ and trimmed ith medallions of embroid- yee fancy stitching; value $1.50 Walking Skirts. New Models—Linen and Pique, 2.98, 3.25, and 4.50 Black or Blue Brilliantine, 4.98 and 6.75 Black. Blue or Gray Cheviot, 4.98 Exceptional Values. Prompt Atténtion Given to Mall Orders. ty PTS TOR Seo ETT TORRE EN, ~ a aa ‘ i THE WORLDi WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1903 Interest tn the Carnival of Au Yattons Daly Intensifies, Segel, Coover & Co., Private Bankers. Drafis, Letters of Credit and Travellers’ Checks issued payable in all paris of the World. Deposits received subject to Deposits made on or before the tenth THEBIG STORE » OSIXTH AVE. nar Great | Store Closed Saturday to Celebrate The 4th! Boos Cee: (Ra for the Fourth of July | check. Interest at 4 per cent. per annum paid on time deposits interest from the first of same marth. Interest due July 1. 1903, according to rules duly 20, 1903. All deposits payable on demand without notice. ’Rah for The Big Store! TheSummer Car- nival of All Nations is proving a prodigious suc- cess. Thousands have been attracted to the Siegel Cooper Store. The decorations are magnificent. The entertainments varied and enjoyable. But the merchandise. Ah, the merchandise! Everything from everywhere for everybody. Thousarids are getting ready for their vacations. Thousands are oing away to mountain, farm and seashore. Aqueous June with its unlovely days made humanity ache for glorious sunshine, balmy breezes and outdoor pleasures. And So Cool, Comfortable Things to Wear, and Recreation Supplies Are Much Demanded. We'reready. Always ready, in fact. Doesn't matter what you need, whether it’s a belt, a pair of shoes, hat, clothing, golf stick, tennis ball or bicycle, we’ ve got it, and the prices are right, too. And “Sperry Hutchinson” Green Trading Stamps! How the people do flock after them! The number of collectors increases daily. Thousands have books, and are gathering Green Trading Stamps with laudable enthusiasm. Stamps cost younothing; you get the same goods or better goods at lower prices than elsewhere. ; : The premiums are sensible; they are what people like to ? have in their homes for they combine ornamentation with utility. Uiteeteecesseceee BEDEEAEEEEEDHESES EESEEEESESESESS 99 “American Week.” : merican Ween, $ PY : Auditorium Attraction. $ For Women, . i WOMEN'S $3.00 TO $5.00 = Sherman’s Wonderful $ SHOES AND OXFORDS, 195 = “ : Kidskins and the various species of 2 Fantasma ‘3 niierd Uehara petal ee aoe 2 we mm all sizes: alto some very fine sample shoes among them. Ohe Gi 7’ s : Ore pes nohamed we See h 3 For Up. WOMEN'S $200 OXFORD e most bewildering illusion ever known. igh-® Jor Won. , ” ; i i it MEN'S PATENT COLTSKIN or All kid or all patent leather; flexible $ class and thoroughly enjoyable Sotecainmnene intersoet sean KIDSKIN WELTED SOLE SHOES soles; good styles, all sizes; among $ stereopticon views and lastin; minutes. Seen already by’ | AND OXFORDS, the very same as these are some fancy dress Slippers @ thousands. Liberally applauded at every performance. rand the specialty stores are selling for ¥/ 90 that were made to sell for $2.50; 9 $ classical posings. Historic battle effects. Patriotic views. Nog ] $3.50; here only choice of either, So # price of admission asked. About 1,000 persons can be seated. % g Seal en airy. Wide-open windows. Electric fans at expressig Hammocks. Drug Store oS; pectals speed, CES AT 11 A. M. Picnic parties, camping parties, all find : 14.00 P.M. 3 the need of hammocks as part Of their pleas-| For Fourth of July Emergencies. AUDITORIUM MUSICAL PROGRAM. ures. You get the best here. Strong or- en ee $1. Grand Fantania (tiltary Sone YuetZ ] namencal hammecks. In anticipation of the usual Si Popaine a quse%® | FINE 4 COLOR HAMMOCKS. Fourth of July mishaps, such as She perrler aes Grim{® 1 with valance and pillows ; extra slight burns, &c., we will place on $i atternoon Sttiee J strong and veel made ; $1.25 7, OO\ sale to-morrow special prepara- ¢ Pianist, @ | 8CoTeH PLAID HAMMOCKS, tions guaranteed to effect immedi- $ e REAVAND: RECITAL. Aeaed, ® | pretty designs and combinations of ate relief or rapid cure. Extraordi- @ ‘omen’s Waiting Room—Secon' . ® lors, lance; $1.95 grade, na - % $1 Maren trom Tenndawer—Waruer. |. Dance on Friday Night—er/% seat ron mee 7 SS! Aft myersages ee hinello—Herbert. Let ebal —Sehnucker. é “OUR LEADER” HAMMCCKS ; } & Wales of the Wood’ Symphe| if Pally, Question: sensicter Pill eka Noll asst nesily Kee AND LIME WATER, S i negktativo-stepovaniaune [3k nwro-Step—Her | Yerned long valance; $2.50 grade, 7 75 VEX IGARBOLA TED ® 5 Air de Ballet No. 2—Chaminade. at . VASELINE, @ Sr hOetton ketch aie) 16 & | Hammocks, wnh derachable pil | ROLLER BANDAGE, 2( ALL FOR $f Onacr tne 10 'ree—cole. | 1% F Bl lows cr regular, made in great INCHES WIDE. ome) 50c % 1h Shinning Wheel— Bendel, |20; flexentans. MacDowell | variety of de- é& . Vevssssssesseus sesssssssevessues seesessss—e000009 | Hm 5.25 soon 0 500 J ROLEI ADHESIVE ELAS: ROPE HAMMOCKS, made by sailors, 8 ft, net mesh; extra strong and very compact. special, (Third Floor, East 1 PKG. ABSORBENT COT- ‘ON. 7,25\ 7 4sth St.) (Main Floor, 18th St. Aiste.) Revolvers and Cartridges. Prices Are Exceptionally Low. No need for parents any longer to hesitate about buying small arms and harmless ac- cessories for their children with which to celebrate:”The Fourth.” We bought liberally before the scarcity and high prices arose. Hence these wonderful price-concessions : WINCHESTER 10-GAUGE BREECH for _yacht- 5.95 Revolvers. Unusual Bargains in Summer a “Y OUNG|LOADING CANNONS. ase Be ing or saluting purposes: double. action | "Pela nickel - plated; centre fire, for either Eall or blank cartridges 1,50 UNDERWEAR 60 on sale to-morrow. We have reduced them Cartridges. BLANK CARTRIDGES; extra loud? buy excellent grades of summer garments at a small outlay of money. Children’s Dresses. CHILDREN’S COLOREDLAWN 32 of 38 calibre, AND FINE GINGHAM _DRESS- ; *) 22calibre: rim fire: per box / Se i ‘ “YOUNG AMERICA” RE- Per box, CHILDREN'S DRESSES; white ES; high neck: guimpe effect yoke VOLVERS. 22 calibre. rim fire, “J, 32-calibre: rim fire; per box, ABOU Nc wAi canteie’ natcsostl and alg: | and waist; sizes | to 4 years: 98. AUTOMATIG EJECTING REVOLVERS, | 32-alibre: cenre fre; per box 3001 EV ims, yokes vale and gultcpe effect) to $1.35 qualities, 75c double action standard makes, 22, 895 38-calibre; centre fire; per box, 35e | tace and embroidery trimmed; sev- CHILDREN'S COLORED LAWN GING- ‘i HAMAND DIMITY DRESSES, high neck and guimpe effect, lace and embi immed; sizes | to 4 years; $1.50 to qualities, 32 and 38 calibre, special, ! (Third Floor, Hast, 18th St.) eral styles; sizes 6 months 10 4 years; 75c. and 98c. qualities 45 33 ISe Orunks for Gi verybody! Highest Quatities and Lowest Prices Are Closely Linked. Best grades of Trunks—we don't sell any other kinds. Wouldn't think of it—what's more, we guarantee every riveted Trunk we sell. We can do it easily, because they're made. to our special order. Vassar Grunks. | RAWHIDE BOUND TRUNKS | with three rawhide centre bands over heavy oil-painted canvas; hickory — slats with _ heavily wrapped brassed _ malleable slats, 744-|clamps and corners; iron bottom jand cleat rollers; 12-inch steel | hinges and-deep set-up tray, with CANVAS COVERED TRUNKS; basswood box, iron tound, two clamps and WOMEN'S WRAPPERS. 7 conan | r WOMENISEYY WOMEN'S W RAPPE BS Excelsior lock with heavy side bolts. iron |!arge hat box and packing com- SSES of fine HOUSE DRESSES and KIMONO and steel edges. |partment; also extra dress tray. Perea 8 rey iS GOWNS of percale. lawn. crepe 28-inch 30-inch 32-inch} The Vassar is riveted throughout ] fawn: all new and desirable styles: | cloth and dotted Swiss; new styles Regularly, “5.15 5.50 5.90 | and is linen lined. aitractive patterns; reduced from } and colorings; reduced from $1.39 \Speciah 49S BGR! FOB 0. ich S4cinch Séinch<2Bined “40-inch A 31:73 and'$2.00 to N25 | rs3it50 ISe | . 34-inch 36-inch 38- 6.30. ~ ee 5.45 ‘\46.00 17,60 18.099 CO 20,00 65 |. crhicd Floor, Gants a9 ar Repay Spectral Go-Day Only: a Hours,9 A.M. to 5.30 ance. The values represented are exceptional, and many-a mother shou WOMEN'S KIMONO SACCUES of lawn: pretty patterns. wide Leeder trimming of white lawn; reyularly 35c.; only 310.8 ‘any month draw in Pass Book will be credited on or after Pum) (Head of Grand @tairway.) Shantung Dresses, Satin Foulard Suits, Mohair Suits, Striped Taffeta Suits, Linen Coat Suits, Butchers’ Linen Suits. aid ISc| auy/ 00} ‘"L25| Big BargatnsinShoes! For Children BOYS’ AND YOUTHS’ SHOES a 98c¢ Satin calf shoes, with heels, in all sizes up to ft kid shoes and Oxfords in sizes up to 13%. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S OXFORD TIES OR SHOES; either kid or patent leather; both styles, well made; regularly sell for half more than our price. Sizes up to 11, 85o Sizes 114 to 2, 98o (Men's Store, Main Floor, Bast, 19th St.) (Women's and Children's Store, 24 Floor, 18th Bt.) Es iJ . Cameras and Supplies For The 4th at Special Prices. Amateurs and professionals alike will find that this is the best Camera and Supply Store in Greater New York For The 4th of July we name these attractive specials KORONA IITA, size 4x5, made by the ni ot ‘0., "renowned for Regul list 8.00 500 FOLD SPRUCE TRIPODS,” AMPS. (burn Kerosene; have and Ruby Glass), th me 2 1.0 gs, COMMINATION z1NC OxES, for Bx? of all amaliee nee plates, 75@ P., per Ib, ae 3, large size, 8c CARD MOUNTS, white embossed, size 4 4x7, 3x34 and 34x34; per dor, e FOCUSING CLATH; per square yard, 18¢ IDEAL TONING AND FIXING SOLU- 100 ton; per 8-08. bottle, (Third Floor, East, 18th St.) Children’s Wear. Sarments, Several odd lots of CHILDREN’S WASHABLE DRESSES AND MUSLIN very considerably for rapid clear- if welcome this opportunity to Children’s Undermustin. GIRLS’ MUSLIN DRA\VERS, deep umbrella ruffle, edged with | Point de Paris lace; sizes 18, 20, | 22 inches 49c GIRLS’ MUSLIN SKIRTS, deep lawn umbrella ruffle, edged with | ase: sizes 101014 years 49e (Second Floor, East, 19th St.) 3, 000 Women’s Wrappers, House Dresses & Kimonos, Best Values Yamed Chis Season, . at 59c., ISce. & 1.209. { WOMEN’S WRAPPERS of cam- bric: prety, clear washable pat- erns; extra full skirt with 14-inch flounce; very neat waist eect: 592 reduced from 89. to dees Ao) (Second Floor, Kast of Centre.) Petts Black or White Jap. Dresses, Natural Pongee Dresses, FOP PTR POR Some Very Exceptional Valucs in Women’s Suits and Dresscs, IHE Sale, begun so auspiciously Monday, in spite of the rain, Such extraordinary values would command immediate attention in any weather. : There is so much dash, so much style and charm about these extremely natty creations that the feminine fancy at once alights upon them. _ $9.75 is such an astonishingly low price-that it is small won’ der that the woman who sees these Suits and Dresses is impelled to bay weal pil aa a Grouped in This Attractive Manner, 975 EACH. Pure Linen In solid white, elaborately trimmed, in colored linens, strictly tailor- =) specially priced,-to-morrow,-each, Women’s Waists. Beautiful New Styles at Extremely Low Prices. Splendid Values! Dainty Lawn and’White Organdte, DOTTED LAWN WAISTS, black with-white,-or-white with black; entire front a mass of lace insertion; at WHITE LAWN WAISTS, front_plait of 3 inch. wide >hemstitched. embroidery, collar of embroidery, cuffs and-fronts and back plaited; at WHITE ORGANDIE WAISTS, yoke of fine tucking, joined with Platte Val. lace at hemstitching; at Go-WMorrow. vei SKIRTS, light colors, “ ID FANCY MIXTURE SKIRTS, 3, GO NEWEST MANNISH CLOTH SKIRTS; | 1-gored flare; at wil Wines and Liguors. lowered prices a large variety of popular brands of Wines and We offer at The list follows: HENNESSY IMPORTED COGNAC; dee tot tle MANHATTAN OR MARTINI COCKTAILS: per bottle The REGAL BRAND OLD TOM GIN; per ttle, 200 ROWMORE SCOTCH WUISKBY: per to REGAL bottle, BOLLMAN'S FINEST MEDICINAL HOLLAND GIN, per bottle, ‘Gde fREMH DE MENTHE, IMPORTED; boitie, IMPPRIAG, Full Quares, CONBOLADOR PORT BHERRY.fine imported wines; per bott BRAND OLD TOM GIN; 6xe would be impossible. purchases we ever made, Facts and Figures Tell the Tale. A comparison of our figures with those of others will reveal some! interesting facts to you. “La Rolle Rosa’’! | Key West, highest grade clear Havana, Cuban made. in the following sizes | Regular Price. Special Price. Conchas Finas, po 75 box of 50, SRS | Puritanos Extras, box of 50, SE. 25 3. 00 Crud House, bis of 50, 26.00 “ws Pérfectos Finos, box of 25, 52,75 2. 00} Londres Finos. box of 100, 9,00 6.50 Key West highest Gl Reposor Minton Cuban hand-made one 2. 50, Perfectos, box of 25, ; +p. Key Wes: Cuban Wi Anitas wave, Havens filed Brevas, nse cael tox of 100, Also for the4thof July Outing: per Bite | o PORT, SHERRY AND TOKAY: |! 48e | Pe OR MANZANILLA | Quart We | Special Purchase of 75,000 Key West Brands that smokers of high grade cigars are thoroughly fam-u> iliar with. Made of the very finest selected Havana tobaccos, In the natural trend of business, price This Sale is the Sat >, WPITSTS continues briskly, nis Shirt Waist: Sutta (Second Fleor#Frans ibe 4 Ecol he 6.75. (Second Floor, Frent.) ay Udquers, 2 MARGAUX, obotce case 12 qnirta, 45.80! per toile, ie N QUALITY | CABERNET quarts, $38.75; per botte MID, 354 Lani JOHANNISBERG, arts, $8.75; per bottle, YE a superb whiskey: per gel., $9.80; Pull Quartet per CLUB HOUSE MARYLAND RYH; CABINET PURE RYE; per gal, $3,75: $3.00; Pull Quarts, art Clear Habana Cigars’ cry uotations such as follown > t of one of the greatest 2 Pa os The following big values alo offersd._) during this sale : HOFFMAN HOUSE BOUQUET LA SIMPATICA PURI- TANOS, box of 50, a 50 MARCONI INVINCIBLES; ”, 2s> * quality: box of 50, ae Ar eo HAVANA CIGARROS ; all Havana cigars; box of 100, - GREAT METROPOLIS, INVINGS CIBLES; 15. litys ey ec. quality >. cy LA MACETA; perfectos extra box of 50, Ae KEY WEST EXTRAS, CONCHAS selectos; tox of 50 LUCKE’S ROLLED CIGARS; box &. of 50, Our big $3.00 combination, fered again to-morrow: 50 Se Cremo’Per-) 150 Se fectos, f fy 50. Sc Porto Rican y Brevas 50 5c Seconds. P) Mail Orders Ss lain