The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1903, Page 8

TISCUISE 10 AD PRIEST'S SEARCH t “father Cirringione Means to Commence Search for Men Who Kidnapped Him. é ' MANY ATTACKED BY p THE SAME BRONX BAND. Grocer’s Throat Cut by Senders of Threatening Letters, and Two Men Attempt to Kidnap a Banker. ‘The plans of the Rev. Father. Cirrin- gione to leave St. Vincent's Hospital and search for the men who kidnapped him and heli tim prisoner from Inst | "7 Briday until Monday were interfored ‘j ‘qwith to-day, when his trother called at YP “the Institution ic take him home. The| * matron of the Institution informed the brother that Father Cirringione was in Mo condition to depart and would not be permitted to do so without an order from the Archbishop. In addition to this, she added, it was against the or- ders of the house physician and that the priest's welfare was in the hands of the church and not his own. The priest 1s determined that the men who robved him and threatened his Ufe shall be punished. Dr O'Rourke has told Father Clr- » Fingione that he should remain at the hospital at least a week. The priest ehafes under the restraint, however, and told his friend, Civil Justice Roesch, that he would leave to-day. ME will go home to my house and dis- guise myself and try and find the kid- Rappers myselt,” he said. belleve that once on the spot so much will come back to me that I will be able t0 trace the course the kidnappers took, Tam in earnest atout this and do not mean to rest until the bandits have been brought to justice.” Father Ctrringlone and his friends are Mot pleased with the manner in which the police have handled the affair, Civil Justice George Roesch, the priest's friend and adviser, in speakin, gf the kidnapping, said: ‘The police, jingtead of trying to find the kidnappers, ow thave endeavored to make {t appear ce that Father Cirringione was insane and deft home of his own accord. They have hinted at worse things, and have even suggested that he had been fre- quently seen with a young woman ground Williamsbridge. The young woman they described was his own sis ter. To cover up their own inefficien they have tried to cast aspersions on y Joe's character and discredit his ; * story.” Looking for the Watch, Police Capt. Foody, in command of the (Wakefield police station, sald to-day that he was still working on the case, One clue he ran down that proved ‘worthless was the story that two boys had geen the priest the night he was and learned from them that they met Father Anthony on the night Mather \Cirringione disappeared and Father An- thony at the time he was searciting for the missing man. Capt. Foody said at present his efforts taken from the priest. His men and ‘men from Inspector Titus's staff are in Manhattan for that purpose. Inspector Titus, in oharge of the dis- |¢rict, is at the Tremont police station. He said there was no arrest in sight {after the watch and were endeavoring \€o learn its number from the pawn- {broker with whom it was pledged by the |priest on a former occasion, If they ob- tain the number they feel certain they ‘will recover the timepiece, When Inspector McClusky was asked |to-day if any arrests had been made he replied: “No, and we do not intend to make Rte ‘Then you don't believe he was kid- ‘mapped?” “That is all I have to say," and he idisappeared, A tew minutes later he called for the Teporters to return, and then he sald: “What I meant was that we do not) ‘mtend to make any arrests to-day. We @re still working on the case, and when | langthing develops we will let you know.” —$—— ACCUSED SELF OF KILLING A HOY Webber Said He Committed , Grime Many Years Ago, but Police Think He Is Insane and Send Him to Bellevue, ue, the Bronx, walked into Police punters to-day and asked to be " hee told his story to Roundsman who was on duty in the Infor- M Bureau. He said he was a book- ‘by occupation and was single, hen I was nine years old I killed hoy, who was elght, by throw- tone at him,” he sald, ‘The struck the hoy on the head and j later he died, I have been ‘all over the world ever since forget the crime, but I can- he ad just left the ‘ m at Greenwich, ad been placed by his ebber, of No, 29 Spring way how he got, re. Leave Hospital To-Day to} \Kidnapped. The Captain found the doys|'°,> |fWere directed toward finding the watan|' and no clue. He said his men were] 5; agents and tceme: years of his | Rte has an antipathy for Insur- ance seven he has learned to tell them rig the reel. ‘The Tammany organization of the Thirtleth Assembly District cot, but he eats ut th ast Eighty- claims Prince as a mi and sleeps and mak home of Mr. Bader, No. 407 fifth street. Insurance wide berth, coming that FOOTBALL HERO NOT A PROVIDER Woman Declares that Although Arthur C. Lent Made Her His Wife He Failed to Support Her. agents give tho house a nd the iceman heralds his Mrs. ler may lock Married life with the football hero of Flushing was nelther sweet nor last- ing to Gussie Bennett, as the records in the Flushing Police Court inscribed to day will show, Miss Bennett, or rathet Mrs, Lent, as she calls herself, {8 suing ‘Arthur C. Lent, the football hero of tfle Madison Square tournament last win- ter, for abandonment. Lent said the marriage was a joke. The young lady tn the case is twenty- six years old, a brunette, with a pretty face and a@ striking figure. The in man is twenty ‘The story told by the young wom as follows: “I came to Whitestone about a year ago from New York after the death of my father, who was 4 detective-sergeant of police. To eara my lving I bought a boarding-hou: and took in bourders. ‘The first of my patrons were Lent and a brother ward Harrigan, the actor. V often L Provider, Tent ses tne soke—nothing. 2 “the. Court ma owas nel the case until woman can ip- on ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YEARS, N. S. BRANN MANUPACTORING JEWELLER 231 Eighth Ave,, ,°2"" & 22d Sts. OPEN EVENINGS, (realest bs Ever Oller. SIO Stem winder & wot Ladi dies’ Waich- ws All engraving done free of charge, 14 kt. syltd genuine Dia Ring, value $10 3 A large selection of handsome Hewvy T4-Kt, solid “Kold Int Handsoine’ Hunting Caso W. aoild ‘Ko! ATCH. bedutitully ‘i tham or Blin ‘value Lait: {handson oH old, peal monoKra fit in eheraved: §: 2E ‘assortment wold 14 kt, ware uni Care" Buttons, with Yarae fens aie eee nes $0600 uine diamond; a. ps OPEN EVENINGS. It will pay you to come miles out of your way for these great bargains, Mail Orders rs Promptly Attended To, ors cosenis PRINCE A GOOD DEMOCRAT AND A FOE TO ALL AGENTS, of Jed | THE Prince up, The length of Prince's N ccomplishme rast to his pedigi k off in the way a mmplished m instrument is the with t st of ance not e gets thelr tle reminder. oy poreh up on Ms hind leg Proudest dox in the district SCIENTIST READER GETS A DIVORCE a Joseph G. F. Squires Says Bride | Made Misrepresentations and | Her Father Made Him Marry Her. Justice Gaynor, in the Supreme Court, in Rrooklyn, to-day anaulled the mar- riage of Joseph G. Squires to Winl- Fleetwood, 1 daughter of a real- an in the Bronx The young m s that his bride made mlsrepresentuiions to him and that her futher compelled him to marry | her, Although young Suiiires ts not twenty | years old he has had two serious affalrs| of the heart. When ii/teen years old he tely in| with his teacher, h Maude De who lived at 1G yund, L. 1. aim with he u ‘erence | in thelr ages was @ bur le su: ted the couple and wall sot The ut a hole In the could watch them at thelr Em WORLD: W DNS dy. As a result he brought charg il nealne encher ‘nan attempt | ool against the pre! te have her dinmaiesed Vindleated by the S¢ ips Decker was | oard, “JomDaricl Sonsh Squires ci to d ork to study. lar, in th ristian fondea vor tg atuay, | 4 Methodist Church met | Seiwrocd, ‘He won lier. Neart and and ¢hey were married in |Tho keparation caine In June eader in i April from. his you us heard in court, ay wserved his decision. intimated however, that the marriage Knot was tled rather firmly, Telephone Directory for the Winter months goes to press Nov. 28th. To secure listings, contracts must be made prior to that dat NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY 15 Dey Str Silks and Dress Goods. We place on sale to-morrow 6,000 yards Black, Colored and | White Taffeta Silks, at 5oc. yd. an unusual offering, Dress Goods. 1,750 yards of 42-inch All Wool Black and Navy Blue Cheviot | on sale to-morrow at 42c. yd., a special bargain. Lord & Taylor Broadway & Twentieth Street and Fifth Avenue. | | | welght and durable, Abe.; for this sale. TO START THE DAY WARM 50 pieces All Linen half bleached | Table Damask, 64 inches wide, heavy ood WILL OFFER TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW AT CUT PRICES. TABLE LINENS. BLANKE [slightly soled, at the TS. BROADWAY 8 & 9 STREETS. EAT FOR BREAKFAST Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling Table Linens, Blankets and Bedcoverings 1,000 pairs of fine California and} Western wool blankets, including 200 | pair of manufacturers’ samples, some | following big} ‘reductions: 7 5 pleces All Linen Satin Damask, jj Value. Sale price.|| finished; how all the little details are carefully worked out; then To dnaion’ sss and eatery 81-73) @ you'll understand our position in the matter. tor inches wi srocte slBOG yd BGG Finest Percales, with full-sized bodies and extra large bosoms; : 1.98 open front and back; attached or detached cuffs; hand laun- NAPKINS TO MATCH, 275 dered. Patterns are almost entirely in neat small figures and Size. aula eauleprice 3.65 stripes—mostly on white grounds. 20 inch $295 $1.98 4.98 Whatever your size, we can fit you—and just as correctly as if 24 inch 3.08 2.98 proportionate | A we took your measure and made the Shirts to order. reductions, a nara R | TOWELINGS, 1,000 dozen Sheets and Pillow Case ~ | 200 dozen Heavy Linen Huck |e Of ne round, thread heavy Warm House Silk Underwear at Towels, size 19x38, regular price 16c. “SHEETS. A |this sale. 123 Value, sale price|| Wraps for Wintry Half. 235 41 a. ; 100 pieces All Linen Barnsley Crash 49 Weather. Women’s Milanese pure Silk | Toweling, 18 inches wide; our regu- . 54 Undergarments—the finest tex- >|lar 16c. grade, at ++ 1RMge. yd § i) ee No need to shiver cold morn- } } ture imaginable and unexcelled ~ PILd 3 ings before the fire takes the } $ for wear. ; BEDSPREADS. 2x3 -Ow ee a 12 a Refore We've several hundred in 2 cases full size Crochet Bedspreads, 18 realy \ GUS A. ' 1 { § broken sizes to sell at half price ie Marseilles patterns; regular 19 14 Here are Kimonos and and less, price $1 for this sale......98¢. ea . G WB Sacques, designed for that very As no Underwear is so de- Linen Store Main Floor, Rear. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. purpose—and they fulfil their sirable as silk, this lot—at ‘the ‘DELICIOUS, LIGHT, HOT CAKES, To-Morrow’s \¢ Specials in Women’ 29-INCH COATS OF BLACK KERSEY, i }gSatin lined, semi-fitting back, fly front, | gvelvet solar value $16.50, | flor. ' 10-98 COATS OF BLA K KERSEY, atin lned, double-breasted front, titted back, cape on shoulders; value $18.50, 14.98 fora trteenen tn etntnenenenenene To-Morrow’s Specials in BLOUSE SUITS, in a variety of new mannish cloths, collarless,epaulette cape, new Sleeve; neck, cuts and revers trimmed with fancy braid; flare skirt with straps to match blou 17-98 . value $22.50, for. ENGLISH COAT SUITS, 38 inches long, of black panne cheviot, satin lined, flare skirt; entire suit finely t 00, for ; 22.00| | To-Morrow’s Specials in E TOTS’ LONG COATS—3, 4 and | lined throughout and saan trimmed on cape; value $6.50. GIRLS' LONG COATS}— sizes, of tine zibeline, cape trimmed with braid; value $12.50, for. . 8 to 14 year box back, with 9.98 We have secured the Popular Priced Failing Peerless Pattern can alway All seams allowed, Fashion Sheets free. \1Fo-Morrow® s | {Specials in NO MUSIC SENT C. 0. D. AN! On sale in Music Department,on Balcon, the well: known Canadian Piano Vi nies ce) the Pui wh. Where the Wiraburger Mama, Buy Me a autiful high-class S ize Jane to Steal Derk New Mown May, Intorinezzo, (More popular than’ Nurs | Aty clnnus, [Cotiisiunn yout ree ee ee Se ee ee eee Women’s | BLOUSE SUITS, of new | with Misses’ Garments. Wvers oy (Most Vt y and brown? roll fronts, faced nef box - pleat back, 1 pleats; value 35 001 Stylish Fall S and Winter 0a S. lined, loose front, fitted back, deep cane { over shoulders; neck, sleeves 1° aut of peau de soie; valire $25, for i. ENGLISH WALKING COATS, 36 inches $ deep’ cape, finished with lap- ped seams; value $27.50, for Autumao COAT SUITS, in black, na shoulder cape, skirts with COATS OF BLACK MONTAGNAG, satin trimmed with stitched bands O98 long, of fine covert cloth, satin lined, os ne Stylish Suis, panne cheviot, $40.00, for collarless, with’ cape, roll revers, faced silk, mew skirt with pleats tc match blouse; value $32.50, 25: 00 tor GIRLS' LONG COATS—8 to 14 year of zibeline, in brown, military ef- th cape ‘and velvet col- Q, 98 alue $11.50, for. . 6 to 14 year sizes, in fancy i 4.98} E = 7 lar; GIRLS’ DRESSES odd lines and broken sizes, suitings, value $7.00, Russian blouse effect; Peerless Paper Patterns. Priced 5c., 10c., and J5c, Per Pattern. Every woman who has used the Pe | to the ease of cutting and Tele garments for every size and age. She sec 1 t erless Paper Patterns will gladly testify ‘A Never ‘ured here for whatever garment desired. Catalogue, 10c.; by mail, 15e. Peeeronie whenenerinerer intra fe Dn ec itt Sea ents ater at Ste Sheet Music, 10 Cents a Copy. By Mail, 2c. Extra Copy. D NONE SOLD TO DEALERS, Iso on the 4th floor, where Miss H. Palma, giv es musical demonstrations every day @/ Out of My Lite Forever, * (Beautiful aeacriptive song, In the Village by the Soa. je Cahill's big} Dear Sing “Sing. Burning Rome, March ‘aradise Intor- |. (Latest success by _com- ular.) poser of Chariot Race.) on Broadway popular Mascagni's meso, th arewell Inter. ‘popular i ey Tal, cavalier Rumi On Ono OOO 8 Omen On En PH OH PREMENE 9G abner BHOHOndndudndBnEnBHRHnErBdnonbubnPnenOintet spent wits Mr, Lent to church and hotel MAIL ORDERS . PROMPTLY ‘One night Inst April we were at a and he siiggested tant we elope | ew Jersey and g: t id no, quite positively in the} crowd thought that we t 1 so that far, and 2 ton, the poet, law i in the party he 1 ; He was @ totary 4 t aoe, he jaw. This | i centifeate arclige Wich the * ood, oft 1X VE. few weeks afcer the marriage Lent s TH A NUE, 21ST AND 22D left the irl, arts Wing to ae tee ment, ‘She sold he ngshouss, bat Aacpcargnecorean fs PCa ES A010 SHO ORR LCRA non e nye Sih Fal (gL Seah Ne a} FILLED! oods STREETS, N. Y. Scratch Felt Hats Mul peas Newest shapes in a dozen patterns in all colors; stitched binding; value, 98c., for Floor, 22d St, Side. 5 vy Department, Main Good quality, velour PILLOW et BIN CUSHLL anaes the Balaony Pyrographic Dept. Meals Nev, conducting two demonstra features of Pyrographic. work, T! Pyrographic ntch suiting, $§5,00 for... A tine assortn To-morr worth 3. 69 clals in this department outfit » Per bottle Da iene et 00 Extra Special for Thursday and Friday. EyeglassesSpectaclesi« These Eyeglasses and Spec- tacles are made with French Periscopic Lenses and are mounted in 10 carat solid gold cased fra ‘rar, 00,04, Piling bow oF stratent te y two of the most auch pale of Rlasses te perfects justed before leavine the Depart }. 50 SOLID GOLD CASED EYEGLASS, CHAIN, WITH HAIR- PIN OR HOLDER ATTACHED—SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE Potten tert mtn ngustntne Men’s & Youths’ Genuine PRIESTLEY “ravenelle Combination Rain Coat and Winter Overcoat collars, slash pockets, Extra long Frieze Overcoats, The smart belt Overcoat, ‘all sizes, manufactured for us to sell for $12. ae Dept, & ote the teaching of the most difficult a a full assortment of stains, iN teat your Vi Oc een emenenenenee yaaa ern tnengrenener es SLIPS, comprise :~ 13¢ nt of chairs, dressing tables, plano benches, etc, at very attractive {I pravent the glasses from titing or mple. 50: Se eo ce a nt ar aren Rain Coats. 9 °0 Extra Heavy Winter-Weight—Cut 50 inches long—self- regulars and stouts, 9° 46, 48 and 50 inches long, in black and Oxford Frieze and Fancy Scotch Cheviot, 50, Co.: ne eee ee ec | t | ante " Fhousands over any other paper, sso pap Men’s Shirts at a Dollar. Not dollar Shirts, else we'd have no need to print the story. You'll not find their equal in any store we know of for that money. Look them over very thoroughly. Observe the material and the patterns; how they are cut and | figures attached—ought to find new owners very quickly. $4.00 Corset Covers at $1.95. About 90 Corset Covers, of the finest numbers, in white, pink and Hed trimmed with pure silk narrow lace to match. $8.00 Chemises at $4.75 Women's ru Hee finest num- bers of pure Chemises; lace trimmed; extra ‘fine; pink, blue and mission toa T. Along with them for to-mor- row’s special selling are Eider- vn Bath Robes. Y fat Eiderdown Sacques, in G cardinal, light blue and gray, finished with wool crochet edge’ and ribbon ties. 8c: Fancy Flannelette Ki- G: ——monos, made with yoke, cut full throughout and trim- med with pink and light blue daisy cloth. $2 73: Eiderdown Bath Robes, white. «49 in good colors; point- td sailor collar satin bound; be $$ SL1,00 Union Suits at sleeve; frog and girdle, $2. 95: German Flannel Long Kimono, cut extra \@ large and wide; bound with silk |V eash ribbon; plain and, with sailor collar. SECOND FLOOR, SECOND FLOOR. $4.75. The finest numbers of fancy lace- Men’s 50c. and 75c. Sox at 39c. Importer’s samples that left Germany on August 11, and from cottons and cashmeres. Patterns are neat and refined (a few are flashy) ; mostly black grounds with silk hand-embroidered insteps. © Model Food Specials. trimmed Union Suits; low neck, which we choose our regular stock. Some are plain blacks. GRAPE NUTS—Per package... COFFEE—High-grade Mocha and Java, worth 30c., special, 5 Ibs., 815 or, per Ib.. 22 CRACK sleeveless; knee length; pink, blue, white. Only eighty dozens, but they include lisles, silk and lisles, fine All sizes in some style or other to please you. 300. the pair. They're 50c. and 75c. qualities, BAKED BEANS—Booth Pg Co.'s luncheon size, 3 cans RS—National Biscuit SOAP—N. K. Fairbank’s Fairy Oval, white floating bath soap, Be cake Co.'s In-er-Seal, Saltines, 5 o'Clock Teas, Water Thins or Social Teas, 4 packages 2 John Darel Sonsi Sons Bargains in Upholsterings. This Department on Third and Fourth Floors, Broadway. 1,000 best quality Silk Floss Sofa Cushions, 24 inch, covered with finest cambric, special at P8C, cach. 150 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains, value $2.00, A GL48 pa 200 pairs Renaissance Lace Curtains, value $2.28, At $l. 15 pair. 100 pairs Irish Point Lace Curtains, worth $7.5 pair, At $4.98 pair, MAIL, ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. BROADWAY, 8 & 9 STS. 169-173 Smimn SI, Gor, WyCKOM SI, Brooklyn, Men's Overcoats, Irish Frieze, Melton and Ker- sey, three-quarter and full length, first class lin- $¢ 98 Ingand wellmade . °9. Youths’ Overcoats, Bless 15 to 20, as low $3, 98 *“ Boys’ Overcoats, Sizes 8 to 15 2. Children’s Coats, Sizes 3to8 . Great Special tow Men’s Suits, Meda to sell at $12 and $18, » $6.98 and $9.98 Guang yourself and family ff) and furnish your home for {Per Week* ly IF YOU NEED |AN OMFrcm BOY OR AN ERRAND BOY, AN AD. IN THE SUNDAY QUICKLY SHOW YOU.THAE-PLACE) NO SLUMPS, BUT DAILY, REGU-| -” f LARLY, month in and month out, in} VORP WILL. GIVE New York City circulation The! YOU XOUR CHOICE World maintains a lead of Tens of PROM AMONG HUN- DRUDS,