The evening world. Newspaper, October 14, 1903, Page 9

5; FE STAERED AN LS AMUTSON Uutiicted Body Found fi Hud- son ftiversand Taken to Ho- licken Identified as that of ex- Chicago Saloon-Keeper. rit | iL f{dv. MONEY WITH WHICH TO BUY A PLACE HERE. He Left the Home of a Friend “fo Make a Purchase and Was Probably Slain for His Money. The mutilated body found In the Hud- gon River at Hoboken on Oct. 1 was Sdentified to-day as that of Nils Knut- 80, & Chitago saloonkeeper, who was In New York for the purpose of purchasing & business. John Bingston,,of No. 44 West One Hundred and Thirty-first bo, ge with whom Knudson was visit- ng, made the {dentification. ‘There ts little doubt that Knutson was murdered and that his body was thrown into the river after attempts had been made to so mutilate it that it ‘would be unrecognizable. It looks like another Gufllensuppe case. Knutson carried considerable money with him! He had been around the aity for some time seeking a g00d saloon leeation and in the course of his travels had-met some pretty tough characters in thé slums, Naturally, in his search for an available business he spent and dis- Played-a great deal of money and the impression was created among those he met that he carried a big bank roll. Went to Buy « Saloon, ‘He left his stopping place on Sept. 16, @aying that he was going to in @ ealoon that appeared to be a investment. That was the last him by Bingson. Fifteen days later his body, with the top of the head and the Yége out off, was found at Hoboken, County Physician Converse made an txamination, but has refused thus far to give out the conclusions he drew from it The police had come to believe that the vodx was that. of a member of the crew of one of the steamships docking in ‘Hoboken who had been drowned ie taking ‘a swim. The mutilation attributed to @ propeller or a pad- die wheel. ; N ess in Hoboken, Kingston says that Knutson coul@ ot have been swimming in the North River, and that he had no business in Hoboken. He was well dressed and it would have been impossible for a padi Wheel or propeller to have completely stripped him. His collar and the up- der part o. his shirt would at least have remained, for there are no marks Of-thjury about the upper part of the trunk oF on the neck. Undoubtedly Knutson was stripped de- fore his body was thrown itfto the river, and Bingston belleyes.that the men who f™urdered him chopped off hile legs and the top of bis head in the hope that he would not be recognized. Chief of Police Hayes, of Hoboken, has already started ‘to run down clues furnished by Bingeton, } Unfortunately, Bingston has no {nfor- mation that would lead the volice to where Knutson was ‘accustomed to ‘spending his time, ‘The man had been in New York since May. Ovoaslonally he spent two or three days at a stretch Away from the Bingston home. ‘On one Occasion after a tMp to Sweden he Stopped at the Stevens House, lower Broadway, and_th 4 hotel bome- where in the vicinity of the jVbite Star} dne pier to which he went o¢casjonally. He was aman of tremendous dtrength. ‘Ada A TAt my Each! “‘[PLAIN FRON' these goods exyerienced clerks. ve the new a un MAIL ORDERS ms SIXTH AVENUE, 21ST Price Sale of ! i SOLID GOLD. CASED EYEGLASS CHAIN, 2IN OR HOLDER ATTACHED—SPECIAL YOR. THis SALE No ordinary person could have killed him aingie handed unless he was frst drugged or rendered tnsensible by a blow on the head. Another Mystery Cleared. The finding of the body of Knudson hos served to clear ce the mystery of the disappearance a oman named Nonny, of Nona Richmond street, Phi gdelphia. last April. Mrs. Nealy {denti- nudson's bo that of her hus- ai Send and was mo ineistont that Cilet Hayes started out to find Nealy. He Yycated him in Rochester, BOY SLEPT BESIDE MURDERED WOMAN Aged Mrs. William Minch and Her Grandson, Eight Years Old. Had Gone Into the Woods to Gather Faggots. (Special to The Evening World.) WILKESBARRE, Pa., Oot. 14.—Mrs. Willfam Minch and her grandson, eight years old, who were losth In the woods yesterday afternoon, wer found at mid- night near Miners’ Mills. The woman had been murdered and the boy was found sleeping beside her body. Hoe sald they had gone into the woods in the afternoon to look for faggots, and that when they were about to return home an old man with a long beard had rushed out of the bushes and attacked his grandmother. The little fellow. frightened, ran away and hid. When he returned his grandmother was dead. He was lost, ond tay beside the body and fell asleep. The old woman had been assaulted and choked to death. A posse which was organized to search the woods found a man answering the boy's de- scription at 3 o'clock this morning and he {s held to await an investigation by the county detective. AGED WOMAN ENDS LIFE WITH ACID!;- The Body of Mrs. Mary Durner, Who Was Last Seen Satur- day, Found by Neighbors in Her Lonely Room. ‘The body of Mrs. Mary Durner, an aged gray-haired woman, was found to- day in the tenement on the fourth floor|~ of No, 34 West Twenty-fith street, a cup from which she had drunk carbollo 1d lying by-her side. Ors, Durner was seen Saturday when she entered her home. There !s every evidence that she committed suicide on that day. ‘The neighbors having miesed the aged woman, who was well known in the vicinity, made inquiries to-day of the Janitress. ‘Then they determined to break open the door, as no response was given to their knocking. Mra, Durner was completely dressed and was lying on the ded. She had poured the carbolic acid from a bottle into the cup and then thrown the bottle ‘away, as no evidence of a phial of any kind coal be found. ‘Two go Mrs. Durner started in pursuit’ of her husband, who left her after a period of violent quarreling. He| went to Germany and she started after} him. chased him, the man leaving clty as soon as he learned ence. At last he successfully eluded er and she returned to America. Upon her return she obtained a post- tion with the Sutro Brad Company, on inth avenue. It is said that recently he poured scalding water on the head of a female employe. From one country to another she Great Cut Pa Imported French Periscopic Lenses, Mounted in 10-karat Solid Gold-Cased Franes. ‘rota, 02,04. fae cobs whieh prevent, th asnes from Rach PU RCWASER or ose Paoobs. HAIR- 50c ae ee ee ee ene rE, * Adenoting Photo Studio! rr El i a dozen artist(e Photoxraphs when we make this offer? LS, best Carbonette finish—also ONE LARGE TURE, size 16x20, in dlack and white—the thirteen pieces for 2. 90 clty after, his wife's i PROMPTLY ( AND 22D WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN CELLAR: Homeless ‘and Fit Forsaken She Sought Shelter in Tenement After Wandering Through the Streets for Many Hours. CREASE ON FINGER SHOWS WEDDING RING GONE. | Police Believe She Died from the | Effects of Want and Expos- ure—Janitor of Building Dis- covered the Body. mysterious woman who each night between midnight and 6 o'clock Ja tho mornire has haunted Delancey street between Fidridge and Allen for dead to-day No. The several weeks, was found in the cellar of the tenement at © Delancey street, where probably gone In search of shelter Her emaciated figure, worn garments and parched tongue told that she had dled from want, neglect and exposure. On she had} THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVE NG, OCTOBER 14, 1008 the third finger of the left head was @ ciroular crease, made by the years she wore a ring there. Even the policeman nae coy she had recently parted edding ring to further aus- vig ite. The residents in that vicinity who hi eppened to be out after midnight saw Dithacalsconsotkte dua toHalys: worsen Tune walking up and down the block or sitting ofa door-stoop. She was about torty years old, with hair (urning gray prematurely, and with large light gray eyes, Which were the most notloeable feature about her. No one asked her who she was and she sought the counsel of no one, It was believed she was in deep trouble, which she would keep to herself. She was not known to enter a faloon and it Is not believed #he drank anything. Christopher Wagner, the janitor at No. 65 Delancey street, found the wo- man at 2 o'clock yesterday morning sit- ting in a dark hallway at the head of a flight of stfirs leading into the base- ment. At the oottom of the stairs is an fron door leading into another and back apartment of the cellar. Wagner touched the woman on the shoulder and she rose, looked at him jand ran out Into tho street When the janitor went into the cellar to-day he found It diMenit to open the Iron door, He struck « mateh and f@und the dead body of the woman lying against the door. ‘On the left wrist a clot of, blood. The knuckles of the right hand were bruised. She may} fallen down the sald the pi or she may walked down ard © fallen extiausted and too weak to © further, "Nhe body wa t to the Eldridge street police station es THREE MONTHS FOR CRUELTY. Sam ‘Thornton, colored, of No, es venth avenue, was to-day sentenced the penitentiary for three monthe by Justice Wyatt) in Special Sessions for staboing a horse with a pitchfork Noel Creek Was Depressed and Irritable 655 Linn Street, C! Mr. Creek says: ‘‘For several months | seemed to suffer from de- pression—was irritable and nerv- ous, Obtained no satisfactory rest from my sleep, and appetite was jor. 1 was induced by a friend | Paine's Com incinnati, O., August 15, 1903. to try Paine's Celery Compound, and the reaction was, instantane- ous. I am satisfied that | have been saved a serious sich spell by promptly using this marvellous remedy.” Celery pound Cured Him. ens ROOM 98 COR MEER FILLED! STREETS, N.Y es is O K | the. Qualit i | main’ they a lly better | A Jot of 200 Heds closed out f iron Beda Kreat reduc Offered for quick selling at Brass Beds—1%;inch posts, bow tront Pe aa ae aes Po 1550 5, low front with | n Brass Beds—#.inch po! oods did a season or so past. 2 OBER SAAS titi Bio Co N. Y. Men's Fancy Shirts! at 50° Eacnt ~~ lat D5* Each Phe best dollar Fancy Dress Shirts in the world | 4 large lot of Woven Madras and Percale Fancy | Some odd lines of Fancy Stiff Bosoms, sizes 14 are heré. The styles, PLEATED FRONTS or Drese Shirts sizes 14 to 17. Not a Shirt in the to 16, made to sell at $1.00 and worth $1.00 to- with separate cuffs. The pat-'jot but was made to sell at $1.00 and $1.50. day, except that they are all red and ox blood _tterns are all of this season’s best productions and) Reason? They are all dark colors and present | stripes, and people don’t want red stripes, as the shirts themsélves made upon those generous | demand is for white grounds, ' ns which have made our White Shirts so| and for many purposes they are real ous for nearly 20 years past. Sizes 14 to 18,/ and more suitable than the lighter colors, perenne ene ee seven et ee ec ey Wrenenanenen ere enenene sdnonenene sere Extra Special for Thursday.and Friday Only ! ‘5 Eyeglasses & Spectacles for Go to an eye specialist and he: will char je you five dollars for ‘An inspection and comparion will prove this. Dy not risk your eyesight by buying ehean barca n-counter glasses from in- These goods are Yet the fact re- re, for working purposes, as good as any dollar shirt in the market to-day, Bnet tnt nane een enaren tn ee: Brass « Iron Beds -enenerenene, Remarkably Under Priced © leading maker of Bram thelr real following "notable, red =~ 1-6-inc! He 2.50 1-tneh posts Toot, brass t huskion post. valte Was,0o ores Bis, ; 3,85 Iron Beds. white “gamete = Maen s0 for ‘us, {Iron Beds —ynve seam sl fst tilting, value a60 06, ta ete! 45,00! aut, fancy” setot 0. ener renner ieee rere rn Library Sets * Standard Authors! ‘The type Hook ts neatly and Dickens, 15 vols., 23 Illustra- tions . durably bound tons ~ In each voluine 14 lare and clear, making a very readable page In very Note our special” prices 98¢ Trackeay | Eliot, 6 vols, 1-98: 17 BUS - 4.48 25 Illustra- UOMS, .. 05 venee H. Cc F Annual TT ee TT Kood’s Uptown Prices Mahe Downtown Shopping on E. ee OCH & Sale of Jere, Fine Jewelry and Clocks. On Thursday and Friday—The big once a year Sale that is distinguished for remarkable price concessions on choicest goods. GENUINE GUN-METAL CHAINS, with 50 and 75 handsomely, cut crystals; reg. $4.50 and $6.00... .2.75 and 3.50 CIGARETTE CASES, genuine gun metals reg. $4.00, sale price. . 50 GENUINE GUN-METAL COIN BOUbERS AND MATCH BOXE: f STERLING SILVER THIMBLE: and 39¢,, sale price MARBLEIZED IRON CLOC! with | French bronze ornament, eight - day | movement; hour and half-hour strike; 4.50 reg. $10.00, sale price ROYAL BONN PORCELAIN CLOCKS, price. 9s¢| Dresden decoration on royal blue, Ae green and ruby, eight-day movement, CIGAR CUTTERS AND ST ES,| hour and half-hour strike; reg. 55. 50, genuine gun metal, sale| sale P . : 49 price. : 38¢} FANCY CLOCKS, ‘rich’ gold ia a eeeeee 0 CHAINS, large variety of designs, one-day time; HAT PIN’ BEAD. CHAINS AND reg. $2.50 and $3.50, sale price, BUCKLE a Rirge assortment, 1.69 and 1.75 best rolled plate; reg. 75c........ 88¢ | FANCY CLOCKS, rich gold finish, one- COIN HOLDERS, BROOCHES, SASH] day time; reg. $1.50, sale price... 98c BOUDOIR CLOC decorat PINS & BUCKLE SETS, rolled plate, a large varlety; reg. 25c. to 75c.... 19¢ Thursday, A Sale of SILK PETTICOATS, good quality taffeta, | dvcordion plaitings, with tucked» ruf- | fles; also section ‘fare flounce, gun| metal with white stripes, shaded ef- fects, white or black; value | and_ white plaid, deep accordion flounce, finished with ruche; others with Van Dyke flounce, changeable effects, LHe metal or white; value Ors 95) one-day time; reg. $1.75. SILK PETTICOATS, of fine ti ited porcelain, 11 Ladies’ Petticoats. affeta, tucked flare flounce, also accordion plaited with two ruchings, in col and black; value $6.50 black, with colored satin lors 4.95 8.75. MOREEN PETTICOATS, plain colors or stripes; also Petticoats of black brilliantine or black and white imported mercerized sateen, umbrella value $2.75 tucked flounce; SRR ORO ae - PT eats oH EAR Fourteenth West TO-MORROW, A Sale of Women’ Six styles— were $5.98 and $6,98.. Zibeline, Tweed and Mannish Suitings—Black, Oxford aad Fancy Mixtures—stitched or strap seams—plain flare or pleated! finish—with and without hip trimmings—all exceptionally- well shaped— hang perfectly—all sizes. We also offer Splendid Values Silk. and Wool Waists, of which we show a wonderfully diversified stock—ia fact, there fs 00 reasom jany who come here for a waist of any kind should fail to be puitecs topree ane oe thing that ts pretty and well shaped tisfaction of knowing that you are paying the. Teast qualities can anywhere be bought. Walsts of Plain. and Cheek | Ali-wool Cloth—Black | Waaee ‘Tailor-made Granite Fian-| nel_and Albatross Waists—Black, | Staple and Fancy cola 20 atyles—tucked, pleat {sh piping or other trimmings. 169%) Polka Dot Brilllantt White and Black—werd $2.00. 0 At 2.98... prench Flannel, Cashmere | and Brilllantine pleats or tucks, with and without yokes or capés—some with double tow large buttons, 1.95 Laces and Neckwear. An immense collection of all the newest Laces and all the daintiest and handsomest effects in Ladies’ Neckwear. These Specials for Thursday: At BLACK LA TOSCA NET, 45 inches wide; reg. 55c. per yd. BLACK POINT D'ESPRIT NET, 45 in. wide; reg. 75c. per yd. 55c LACE, SILK AND WASHABLE dered or hemstitched; reg.: Dress Trimmings. The choicest Novelties in Embroidered” Applique, 39c)| sTdcks; none worth tess than 39¢.........ssessssser 19c COLLAR & CUFF SETS, embrol- soc. 39C Vegetable Fibre Braids, Chenille Fringes, Tassels, Drops, Omnaments, Girdles and Buttons, This Special for VEGETABLE ursday : Newest effects in black, black and white, white, and white and black, 2 to 4 inches wide, value FIBRE BRAID. 25¢. to 45. per "yard, For one day... «.» 19¢ New Flannels. A choice collection of embroidered Skirting Flannels; alse plain and fancy French and Scotch Flannels, for shirt waists, house gowns, children’s dresses, etc. » ENGLISH FLANNELETTE, vatue toc. This Special for Thursday; 5,000 yards, extra fleecy and soft downy nap, with colored Snel or cluster stripes, per yard. Between L 125th Street, West, Seventh A 5%c enox & venues, Vogel. Brathars A2™ Six. Cov B Ave. Special Sale of Women’s Suits, Skirts and Waists. Sale of the New Long-Coated Tailor-Made Suits, $1 i0 50 value $20, at Here is a sale of Walking Suits in this season's most fashionable fabric, black Zibeline. Made in the new long-coated blouse style, with leather belt; skirt is gored, made in the new flare walking length style, as shown in cut. Very special value at $11.50 Sale of Women’s Waists at $1.98. Vestings! Flannels! Brilliantines! ‘The vesting waists come in basket weaves, with blue, black and een dots, box plaited fronts, inished with large pear! buttons, bishop sleeves, tab stock collars, special at $1.98. $3 The style of the flannel waists is illustrated in the second figure;| Waist» made with the new atole collar At effect, with piped edges and grad- uated tucked yoke and tucked back; full large pouch sleeves; all colors, including black and white; special at $1.98. $1.98 Brilllantine waists in black and white, made with large pouch sleeves and tucked fronts, special at $1.98, Sale of the New Skirts, Special Sale WALKING SKIRTS, very tight fitting over hips, with deep flare at bottom, made in the new gore style. The fabrics are fancy tweeds, Bannockburns and novelty mixtures. Special price, $4.98 Sale of the New Fall Jackets. BLACK CHEVIOT JACKETS, satin lined, 21 inches long, loose fly front, fitted back, cloth or velvet notch collar, sizes 32 to 46. The price for these jack unusually low, $4.98 Sale of Kid Gloves at 69c. We have just opened several cases of these kid gloves, imported direct from Germany, Perfect fitting, in all the new Autumn shades. These gioves equal those sold elsewhere at $1, Our special sale price, 69c Women's $3 Shoes for $1.98. ‘These $1.98 Shoes have proven to thousands of women the economy of buying their shoes at Vogel Brothers’ better than these at $1.98. latest style toes and high Cuban and military heels. price of, a pair, It is seldom you'll find $3,50 shoes In vici, dongola and patent leathers, with the At the special sale Every pair guaranteed, $1.98 swore oven Noga Brothers Saturday Evenings. AQpd ooo Ave Imported Novelty Walsts immed Cashmere Walste —dremsy styles lack and Colors, 1,98 to 7.98 White Wool te—tucked pleated pen a (pithout sill oting, lace i empl “fronts—tont* nish tency All sorts of or collara. 5.00, reat vi rariety of Silk Wateta, in tallorea or dressy wtehee —a price we make a feature of, and Walsis—stitched | consequently offer Ta = ment of Black, Colored slay “wh f fancy, ope silk fol Sik Watsts, such as sold at higher re ‘eo | At 11,98 ....Rion soft Pean DOL alway: SIX or BEVEN OLLAR ‘value trea and st rh te White ‘and Black, Unsurpassed Values in Tailor-made Suits .............. 9,50 to 69.00 Cloth Jackets and Coats.. Silk Cloaks.... . Cloth Capés.. Rain Cloaks...+.. ......006 > We also continue following values in Curtains and Upholstery Fabrics, Offerings that have brought us the greatest trade in famous department that we have yet known. $2.00 French Titian Uelours.98 spear tateengs eat” i set Bro to darkest Fawa, Green wn—IT shades in‘ all—60 inches rm A) tee) gmake up the ie Mat wits Betis Fer mech ‘Hoh dpe are gomaty tc for Chair $3 Imported Verona Velours...1.49 toned inoh— af Sloe Seah tow Ih rica $8 Imported Tapestries. . 1.98 ‘Two colors only, that's why they're gparter, price, agen rice wipe and a sort woven—underside ia aa t thick as @ rug— you can't wear them 59 cent Drapery Silks......39 Large assortment of Chrysanthemum, Blossom and Oriental figures—81 inch. $1.50 & $2.00 Tapestries. -79 bt loose, with large, Damask fguress Frounde of Rose, Old dale Send Olive; @lso double joral fig- ures and Louis tae at stripes, ‘all 60 inches wide—less than hal pc abate Cold Weather Underwear ‘3 White Merino Vests Wom ‘and’ c cnutre “Fleece Rib O Onto ‘Vesta | Pante. ery Int 5 a Waite rappers... nee jb cents par aize tosis Pillows and Feathers. tlok: Lhe: with extra white geese Odoriess— Aled feathers—guaranteed 2ax30—value $3.25. poycsiery 33.98, BY POUND— + seereceeee 4,98 to Street ay THURSDAY :— s Walking Skirts, - 3.95 and si a Mey bidtienvinoes for which oquely iy 2 gemtete, anf ond Ese ote, eatitched” eee stitched side stitehi all I sae eats pat. fing, fagoting or faney itylee in witha shy with repe de_Chine, Bout aa “Bole wha She's Walste—tatlor-p all-over box pleat ring, French knots, Mexican stitchiny stitch braids—Black, Light Colors—worth $8.00, At 8,98... ;Pean 4 a variety of alle embed trienmed styles” tn tures front Sea oe fects—buttoned ‘or’ White and Light Blue, At 19.98 silk Walstec deep yor por of openwork ihe "appliques At 13, 98. 6.98 to 3] 00 |. 10. 98 to 28.98 ~ 9.98". «+. 9.98 to 15.98. \e ta Real Arabian Lace Curtains © coin pe ath Lace Trim'd Net Curtains Half Price and Less Because they are in lots of 5 2 to @ pairs of a style. Beautiful Curtains of fine ta ee the heavier Cable net, with flat mings of lace and insertings, in Guipure, Duchesse, Ruselan, Point de Paris and Renaissance effect 3 yards long—60 inches wide. At $1.98 Curtains hitherto $3.49 to $4.98 At $2.98 Curtains hitherto $4.98 and $5.98 Muslins Sheets Pillow Cases gee vee in Small Prina, a 10 of mult len tengtne of of 10 to ce yet wah ot 54 verge ion Silverware Cutlery Jewelry Big Values tn Small Print. Rogers’ Niokel Silver ye bate ate value 29 cents, halt Bid ! RF Ferkecratue or - ae dose ied Rogers: Silverplated Gra: taucy deeigne—value .60. Knives and Yorks good handles—6 of THERS *Bhalee, White Geese Feathers... Halt down.. IF YOU THINK ABOVE VALUES GOOD You will flod many others here just ae + -Oft-times for ons reason of suddenly decide to cut prices of certain Sometimes lots are too small to last the times so low the price they do not~ better Jaa hour or two. SUCH GOODS ARE NEVER ~ Moreover: We never fail to-matchos@etter Any “one day specials” e! Chams—valoe Manes Sy ys pase ae Rtinestone and Enamel Suesshss— Value 69 £9 .Thovnsns: