The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1903, Page 9

OXLAHOMA MAN WAS TOO EASY \ Sit When He Found He Had ‘o> Bowery with a Gun. BUT HE COULDN'T FIND MAN. be * he Tells in His Gentle, Cowboy Way, aba * How the Thing Happened and , ‘” “Bighs to Be Back In the Breezy West. —_—— wwik cowboy from Ok:ahoma named \Weastern paraded the Bowery for three Iehours to-day with a single-aotion Colt rapidéfire cannon in his right hand look- om ing for the aight clerk of an unknown hotel, who reduced Mr. Weastern to a state of penary and want far away from y —- * Medicine Creek. There {s no better trailer among the cow-punchérs of Oklahoma — than fWeaste: He says so himself. He “learned his craft under White Buffalo ee and other Indlan chefs, wh never thrashed them to a standstill, But there is a vast difference between the alkall plains of Oklahoma and the trafls of the Bowery, as Mr. Western, In a burst of candor, admitted to a polfce- Soman, who looked at the mountain je Howltzer “packed” by the man from iOklwhoma. | fo" Western has kicked one French heel qoftom his “off hoof tn attempting to Venastise aimself for thing for instant “that ho was “trimming” the night cleri: ,.of the foresatd Bowery hostelry. And this is the way t happened, ac- acgentding to the man from the cattle sgountry: Y eq. “J dropped into Tucker's restarow and ba some chuckawax, which cost me {80 its And it was a fair price, che “#tfanger running that ranch ts branded mO. K. Then I hit tho trafl, iooking’ for ‘plenty of wood and water to camp for the night.” “Thon I struek some wolves’ nest on sain. There would be some excitement join’ on if I did: I had a sctitary ten- * buck William in my war bags, which I “handed to a maverick behind the bar ‘askin’ him to take the price of a sleep Out of it. oTbat sheop herder pullea a wad of green bills out of his popket big enough J Mito choke a steer. He started countin’ P9108 he peeled off the rebate. ‘One, two, three, soven,’ says he, ‘nine, ten, fit- jy teen’ and so on up to twenty, Clear ©, ease of loooed, eays I to myself. It's tone of my business {f a stranger wants ' 140 give me money. When I get into camp," continued Mr, ish sort of way, “I ‘of the sinfulness of fob: bin’ a tenderfooe on the Bowery, The: ealigeten the Bde of pills the wolf a, vos in inge of my ; ver » for some clothin’ shark, stranger. Not even counterfeit. “L let owt a yell and went down The low-live tustier was gon when | kicked ike a puckip’ bronc they threw’ me ott onto the t I shore Was a bit locoed mpeelt °f for T had been ‘how’ with ‘of nice persons, Certainly did dine @ hea “I went into a lot ot other places Bakin, for the robber, and waa thrown Finally 1 remembered I was pack- i! a gun, then I puted that. ain't molestin’' me a been now &o into a joint. Just let m that human skunk: 40 Mt ha @ with lead an’ then make. tra oF pd acautt) This, ala ie too ugh juliet. peace ‘ul tleman, The cow hasruahary ett for mine." se TWINS GET TRI TRIFLE * MIXED ON BIKTHDAY Drei “Went to Wrong House and (De- manded of Owner What He Was Doing There. "Thomay and Amtrew Devine, of No, le Jackson: avenue, are twing, and look so much alike that thelr friends have HFicults telling them apart. ‘ Thoy avere thirty-five years old yesterday nnd Btarted out early to visit. tebir sister, \§ Mes, A. Dainey, who Mves at No. 706 Eest One Hundred and . Thirty-eighth atrect, They celebrated a they went ( and by the time they reached One Hun- dred und Thirty-eighth street they do cided that birthdays were fine thing? Wid oxpressed thelr happiness by stop- » WB ping every few steps to shake hands with cach other. All the houses in the block where thelr faut ives are uilt on the same plan, brothers entéred No, 713 thiok- “was thelr sister's home. Wien ia “Cohen, who occupies ttle se, answered thei ring at the bell, the twins were much and de- Ianded\ to know what. he was dolng | there. Cohen was unagle to make the it insthe Alexander was explained to Magistrate Baker, in the Morrisania Court to-day, ing allowed the twins to ¢ them to be more oe oh eSB BUILDING AND LOAN. AND LOAN FACTS. @peakers from Various Parts of the Country Heard in Boston, : BOSTON, July 23.—Centinuing their \ vomvention to-day, the del@gates to the United States League of ‘Local Bulld- ing and. Loan association, to-day gave attention to addreases afd papers on topics of particular interest to the asso- clation and were scheduled to close their meeting with the election ot officers lai’ to-day. imAamong the addresses delivered to-day were the following “Tiine's and her Shumway, Tay- Bere ie ire, ial Columbus, ‘How Drift kway from jon of uid - v, Bentley, Grand --Been “Flim-Flammed” with | Stage Money He Toured the raided a cattle camp after Gen. Miles | j Angles are easily are given. Phys! lected by John Hug! brothers accept al iiatement, that Bnd‘finalty catled for het” atrotman Gondspeed the he and the rem of aetna s apeAt call pekrenus Minton house, When the care CHILOREN WORK FOR SICK BABES’ FUND. BREA in Aid of the Contributions of chile Folk Work for the. Suffering Infants of the Tenements, These Evening Wort ‘x Babies’ Fund, The corps of physislans employed by Tae Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund engaged In making the: poor little ones who suffer so terribly during the mimmer !n New York tenements as comfortavle as their science and the surroundings of the little ones will per- mit. In addition to thelr labors feed- ing bottles of a type approved by the physicians are being distributed free to the mothors of infants on applica- tion to the office of the Sick Babies’ Fund !n the Pulitzer Building or to any | fof the branch offices of The won | in Mandattan or In Brookiyn. ‘These | bottles are duck shape and having ng spt clean; with each , pure gum nipples ans can obtain these bottles for their patients on applica- ton at the depositories, Tho following contributions to the vottle two revel Support of this charity aave been re- velved: Yonkers, N. Y.. July 17, 1903. Te the kéltor of The Evening World the Bowery, I wish I could locate it] We Deli an entertainment in ane of the port's Vietor it ‘you would, appreciate it for the. Itele raised eighty cents, The names Three dollars and ty. ere was col- a BONDS PAID FOR, SAYS “KID” MCOY Pugilist Deniés in Police Court that We [8 Holding Broker Thorman’s Securities lilegalty and Case Is Postponed. “Kid" McCoy, the pugilist, was a prisoner in Centro Street Court to- day in connection wit ha peculiar 8! fnanctal trarisaction in which he is ac cused ‘by Louls E tate operator at misappropriating $2,500 worth of bonds. horman, a eal es- US Broadway, of ‘Thorman, through his attorney, told Magistrate Ommen that he gave io McCoy, two weeks ago, bonds of the De- tyolt, Pontiac, La Pere & Northern Rall way of the value of $2,500; that Mo- Coy had failed to pay for the bonds and refused to return them. The pugilist was represented by Dan- tel O'Reilly, formerly Assistant District- ‘} Attorney. O'Reilly admitted that Mc- Goy had the bonds, but said that he had pald cash for them. ‘According to O'Rellly, Thorman went to McCoy, in the saloon conducted by the pugillst at Fortieth atreet and Brdadway, for the purpose of borrowing money on the bonds. would investigate them and advance the money if they were worth tt, gation sowed that the bonds were uable and McCoy, O'Reilly asserced, bought them, borrowlng $2,600 from John and George Considine for the purpose. “Not only did McCoy pay cash for the bonds,” said O'Retlly, “but he patd in the presence of witnesses. ‘These wit- nesses are George Grant and a man named Stridiron, from Chicago. And tesides this man Thorman was mixed up with Harry Summerfield and Chap- ple Moran in the Horse Copper sahe: Thorman's attorney appegivd to be gurprised at the claim of siicCoy that the bonds were paid for and appiled for an adjournment. The case went . The George Grant mentioned 1s manager of Me- Coy's saloon. over untfl next Mond —_——__- CZAR BORROWS $26,000,000. Big Loan Arranged with Freneh Capitalists by Ruasiona. ST. PETERSBURG, Jw Faclal thin week, white, tan and biue Carpeta’ and Clothing, Men’$ gale Worsted Suits, 99.49 HOLZWASSER EC 70 148 aD av: joklyn children sold candy @ nd eent 98, the proceeds ef thelr ales, to The No. 945 Second avenue, for The! Evening World Sick Dables’ Fund, GA, Yoluniawr for the, Slek Dab Erbe'a Nort Babies’ wund. on Friday, July 31. ‘be and his manager,’ Sam J. cons. “One Hundred quested to wend thelr names and phow to Mr. Erbe. EVERYWHERE © CHOICE. BRANCHES. . = x ERGSERIE Greatest Piano Salein Teas and Coffee--Special Two extra specials in Teas and Coffee are listed for the end of the week’s selling. An unusually fine grade of Mixed and English Breakfast Teas and our Best Maracaibo Pe anee are marked at most exceptional prices. The details of this and other offerings Coffee, Maracaibo, sold else- 25c. b.; 50c Teas. Mixed or English yey choice “quality, B1bBL see soee L.I. Potatoes Selected fancy stock; Basket.. “15c¢ Beach, next Friday.) Soda Water, all favors, is on | Blue Ribbon Jelly Powder, ice; quart bo.tle: makes best dessert, gaan Peerless Root Beer Extract; bottle | Getatine, Xclr brand, El | ity and fresh, package | Peerless cocan ees selected fine long oe 10c) | Pre very best for all cooking uses; 9 Ib, 29¢.5 % Ib. 18c.5 1; Ib.. FC C| Peerless Sauce—The anal ofany im- ported Worcestershire; Bay bot- | Liberty Pickles--All Roe extra quality, bottle. . 12c |R. & R. Pickles—Facked in 10- Pianos guaranteed for 5 and 10 yre, JC} best quality vinegar; bottle. . i Lazenby’s English Pickles —Imported | in glass; bottie. 15c There will be over 19) great features in the bill to be given at Erbe's Casino, North Beach, for the beneftt of the Sick | will make 5 gallons delicious sparkling root beer; per bottle, Cider or White Wine Nana best quality; quart bottles .. Blue Ribbon Baking “aaaroe solutely pure cream of tartar; at aenie every effort to ake: the nefl . Ail the recespts | Of the day wit Be turned over to Givening World for the Bick tales! Stain-| Artists who wish to voluntcer are re- Peerless Catsup, the made; pe bottle, 1c Salad Oil—Bzst are arouse and Lillie arty &e, pen tailored; of newest stripes and mixtures—a great sale of our regular $3.50 to $5 garments, NOW at.. White Duck Trousers, $1.50 and $2.00 kirfls, all at 95¢. = SN: WOODS o_| 740, 742 Broadway, 28. ees You Want Employees ?}= World Wants Secure Them Quick ! [751 Paid Help Wants in this McCoy said he Invest!- 1- Rheumatism, If my Rheu- matism. Cure fails to cure I will refund B your money, Real Estate. hools and ohurches; | ¥; 200 buehels on pies nnd 60 af hickory-uin fmarketed tant year, Dox 416, 23.—It ie sald that Russia has arranged with French capitalists for_a loan of $2,000,002 Shore Front Property C Cheap tens Must nei! immedictely or i Address D383 World Good- will, Interest-—For Ss ©: | pexrists dy és “ Pelnenepai's | DRESSMAKERS ..., ‘Telephone, “4,000 John, please. “Is this The World? “Well, please stop that ad. | FEEDS) T've only got one | * ; flat-hoyse to let, and I've | POREMEN already had over fifty appli- cations for it-—— “Results! I should se~ 40, | HOUSEWORK Big Half-Yearly Clearing Sale. the town in a tumult. —as no other sale ever lield in New York has aroused them. The entire clothing trade marvels at the crowds—they are astounded at the A stock so large, so varied, so valuable, cannot be turned into cash in a single day or week. But in the presence of crowds like these the huge heaps are melting away like snow before the Summer sun. every man who reads these lines to visit our store at the earliest possible moment. Suits of rich blue serge, of smart and dressy homespuns, of splendid tested cleviots, cassimeres, worsteds, etc., plainand fancy. These are the Suits that were counted such extraordinary value at cur | fecent special prices, $10 and $12. Choosenow any That is why we earnestly advise Sult in this ENTIRE COLLECTION of splendid Su ts A large and elegant line of serges, homespucs, worsteds, ckeviots, etc.; tallored infaultiess custom style; at our recent special prices, $12.50 and $14.00, they were remarkable value. NOW you may choose | any sult In this entire magnificent lot (all sizes) at .. 2-Piece Suits , Cheviots, Home- 4s Crashes, Cheviots, Home- 62, 2-Piece Suits spuns, &c,, were a big hit when | $10, 3) nator ecceopnoction Wash Vests. In this line the greatest stock ! 1%: 22 unloading we have ever (5° = = known, all fine, Binney, Vests, choice NOW. ret Catsup, good suey two sizes bottle, Sc. and., olive areal haeterer oll import- pt. bottle, 21.3 pint | botte® aE OOS liuemion or Vanilla Extracts—Pesr- less Brand, bottle, eet “Our Own" Brand, bottle, 10 bottle, Sc.; pt. bottle, toe. 10. tle, 13¢.; '-pt. bottle........ 8c imera ioe. 9 Pennsylvania a es relish, pt Peas—Diamond Brand, early June Peis; Corn Starch, Xler ‘Brand, choice quality, fresh packed; pack- Azure Blue, 4 Eagle Loft 5c Smoked Beef, lean and thinly | t Ammonia, bottle. Sliced; 2 packages............ Mey 4 25¢ Peerless Extract of Becf— Unexcelled quality; jar...... otted Ham or ronkes— 7 Ib. can, 8c.; 34 Ib.can,...... heeeerss econ Ne superior quails 7 % French fish; 3 cans. Potted Beef, Franco-Amerlcan’ 's appetizing product, 4-Ib. can... Gromanscion Jelly Rows, | Peru Mixed, Ib. . | Ko Ko Creams, Ib, Butter Thins, and Zwieback. The people Liberty Condensed The highest grade, rich in cream, full size and weight; 3cans i cROCERIE 5 SCROFULA Scrofula manifests itself in many ways. the neck and throat, Catarrh, weak eyes, white swellin; and abscesses, skin eruptions, loss of strength and Itis o misérable auseare, and traceable in “ae at in-| eae Pypreriditinkg2 old, and spread rapidl: ‘The disease next attac wo Dentistry. A Disease We Inherit. Swelling of the glands of offensive sores | ness in muscles “d Go and Have My Teeth Filled if I knew it wouldn't pain me.” | Stance to some fami- | ly blood taint, Scrof- H ula is bred in the ! bone, is transmitted from parent to child, theseeds are planted in infancy, aud un- less the blood is ! purged and purified and every atom of the taint removed Scrofula is sure to develop at some period in your life. S. S. S. asa cure for Scrofula. It cleanses and NO PLares REQI thing rare con ends on WHERE you go— s a Ao no pain whateyer with our ty. ¥ Of the discas New Botanical Discovery emnany rit eal tr and ok Gattis e 150 South Sth Btreot. No remedy equals builds up the blood, makes it rich and pure, and under the tonic effects | of this great Blood Remedy, the general health improves, the digestive there is a gradual organs are strengthened, an but sure return to health, The deposit of tuber- cular matter in the joints and glands is carried off, the entire system rallies, and the sores, erup- tions, and other symptoms of Scrofula disappear as soon as the blood is restored to a normal condition. 8.8. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable and harmless; an ideal blood purifier and tonic that removes all blood taint and builds up weak con- SSS morning's World. AGENTS . BAKERS ..,. BARTENDERS BLACKSMITHS . JANITORS . JEWELLERS LAU) MACHINISTS: 100 geres good land, S-room| large barn; near good | 11] Mex + 6[ MILLINERS , CHAMBPRMAIDS. COLLECTORS 4... COMPCSITORS ,, cooks CUTTERS .. SALESMEN ibd DRIVERS ....., ..., §] BRAMSTRESSES DLUG CLYRKS SHOE MEN. ELECTRICIANS ..,, 4| HGN PAINTRRE “Hello, Central!” EMP. Agen CIES SILVDRSMITHS TINEMITHS WAITERS .... WAITRIEASES oma HARNESS. MAKERS <0 * ‘ & eta teen eccsasavnveibuwatnaiiv IRONERS .... Our physicians will advise without charge, all ee write about their case, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ca. “LONG ISLAND RAILROAD. “THE way TO THE SE AS see DENTALSS ‘TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ALSO ONE FILLING FREE TO DEMONSTRATE OUR PAINLESS METHODS htest and most durable plate madc. by a simple application to the gums. We are theoriginators of painiess Yaentistry. Our processes are patented. Pp within the reach of all. Gold fillings from $1.00; Ama! gam {lWlings, 50c.; Cleaning. 50c.; Gold Crowns, $3.00. All operators are skilled graduates, their diplomas being displa ed at each chair. We give a written contract to do your work keep it in repair, free of charge, for ten years. under the Jews. of the State of New Yorks this is cf inglap aban’ value, Paid Hep Wants in the 13 i3 2 18 fa N. Y. pagers combined. | § and introduce our Thu Gur work Is done paini Se, satisfactorily and secs Being incorporated PATTEN 3 8 . 1} KITCHENWoRK 2 1 1 en eoten Highland peach FieHeure Bay, | German spoken, Le'y attendants. Telephone Our Name, Signs and Advertisements. Rot open Sundays. BEWARE of Those Who Imitats & Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, GO9D8 ae bat Be ~ CASH OR CREDIT, ONE Pick, GTENOGRATHERS , 5 For Sale. ie: habia eo oiegaieak Sunday World Wanta elothing made to roadway, room 7. 39 “MAIDEN LANE Be aka pallid RR TIT a oalllGM ND inShiin Pianos and Organs: , Americal Everybody may secure a | piano in this great sale of 350 celebrated Dianos at | a Week. Don’t Miss It! Come To-morrow! Wilson Piano, $165, Harmony Biano, $175. Walters Piano, $195. Richardson Piano, $195. Including Stool and Cover. Delivered on Payment of $5. eruwereren re ey 10. CBS TRRERTR WO 1 Chocolate-—The Railroadse sept. bottle. RAILROAD, } Butler's Blue, 3 squares . 5c leeds Hylton b. BOX... ve minutes later than that | Ammonia, extra strength, bottles. § Gives beluw tbe Tweatycthind Bireet Btation, xs oe Hast) otherwine noted, FAST MAIL.—Parlor, Sleeping aoa! 8. For Chicago, Indianapolia and Crackers. og ANS. 87. Louis LiwirED—Patiman woking aud Observation oy cle ining Car. clapatie’ "india iis, Bt. ia. aie 10.354. 'M. PENA 1a LiMiTED, GO AND. toto. Nasnvitie (via acetone Indianapolla, Chicago, tar. Ja a CHICAGO. LIMITED. se ne nt Cleland Oars, For Chi+ fi i rn aot ha 10} ure, Glaeinna Todaro Lamia 55 P. TERN om: or Tels, except Tine piace, Saturday CLEVELAND AND cIxers = For Fue, anti 8 sta Can ees satis “914 Klghteenth Street which we apply to the gums. Filling, ats Rattroed Ce Servi extracting, crown and bridge work all Y, are made easy and painless by this and perfectly harmless method which we use in all our work, without extra charge. All examina- N VY kC t - tons fre and ew Tork Ventra All Work Guaranteed 10 Years. nd depart trom Grand t euiss Fall Sets of Teeth Hi Gold Crowns, a2 kar: Gold Fillings Silver Fillings + $00. up Waterbury Dental Parlors, BROOKLYN: NEW YORK: 414-416 Fulton St. 54 W.23dSt. York, as see Midoigat Bae KKE KE Peper >>-srss ee te rere ree * gteeeckeebeek<cpecceseeecex EY 4 HARLEM DIVISIO M. and 3,35.P, M.. except Sunday, pilteit and oy , Adasia, Saturdays only, Ptr 45 Columbus are., tation and 198th 26 Fulton at, ANCH & BAC aa. | ts. PARK & BACK —S80C. Summer Resorts. al Atlantic er IN THREE HOURS . 3, 4.45 VIA Gen’ iSiecum| Grand Repoble| wachine drawing, oc letterer; must bo neat and. @, experience at own, Address pe Work Monday Morning Wé Frank,