The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1903, Page 9

N » SW ih YUOCE SAVES 1 NEGRO FROW MOB) ACAIN IN TOILS! tee ET ee ‘Adjourns Examination and Or-| With Seven Other Men He ts Ar- \ ders Officers to Hurry Man Accused of Attacking. White Girl to the Poughkeepsie Jail. Only quick action on the part of Jus- Hee Norris prevented the lynching ot @ negro at Fishkill by the citizens of that place. A rope had been purchased, the hangman's knot tied in it and the Place of execution had been selected. Isaac Adkins, a negro, thinty-five years old, was the intended victim. {He is now held in the Dutchess County Jail at Poughkeepsio charged with at- tacking Miss Cora Wallace, seventeen years old, of Fishkill, Miss Wallace is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wallace. She met Adkins on the street in Fishitill and asked him to tell her where her father ‘was working. Adkins told her Mr. Wallace was ‘working in an old cemetery, and offered to show fer where he could be found. When they reached a secluded spot in the old burying ground he attacked her, Her screams frightened him off ant brought a number of men hurrying to the spot, After hearing Miss Wallace's story the men organized an armed posse and started in pursuit of Adkins, He was found hiding in the woods near Brinck- erhoff, nearly ten miles from the scene of his attack on Miss Wallace, He was taken back to Fishkill and arraignea before Justice Norris. In the mean time the report of the negro’s attack on Miss Wallace had through Fishkill, and an angry fathered outside the Justice's ne of the most prominent citi- gens of Fishkill furnished the money with which to purchase a rope and an- hangman’s knot in it. A @pot was selected on which to hang je hegro, and the crowd then started Justice Norri: murmuring of the crowd, and wit waiting to finish the examination had held the negro for the Grand Jury and advised the oficérs to slip out the back Way with thelr prisoner and hurry him to Poughkeepsie. This was done, and the crowd was kept waiting until the prisoner was well on his way. On the train the negro constantly pened the, officers with him to save im from the m Henry Wallace. father of the girl, is almost distracted over the attack on his bis @aughte ter Usually quiet and re- fe was with difficulty Srevented by ‘friends from. going to Fougnieepsle to kill the negro. oT foughe four vears Inthe civil war e negroes, and this ts my re- ward,” he sald as he paced up and down the front room of his hom Tis feared another attempt will bo made to, lynch the prisoner, several citizens having volunteered to lead a moh to_Poughkeepsie for the purpose. Miss Wallace {s suffering from ner- vous collapse. 1 FRGDAY 2 SrENEt DMC RRER 11, tek MONK’ EASTMAN rested at Bicycle Race by De-|¥ tectives on the Lookout for). Pickpockets. Notorious “Monk” Eastman and seven other men, whose pictures, the police say,ornament the Rogues’ Gallery, were arrested to-day at the bicycle races at Madison Square Garden by order of In- spector McClusky. ‘The police have been in receipt of re- ports of pickpockets’ work at the Gar- den for several days. Any number of watohes have been stolén and wallets “@ipped” right and left. The number of complaints convinced Inspector Mc- Clusky thet a gang was at work, and he assigned Detectives Manning and McMillan to go to the Garden and ar- rest any one and every one whom they knew to be at all shady and who might by chance have had a hand in the com- mission of the thefts. McMillan and Manning took their chief at his word, and they had been 4m the Garden but a moment when they spoted “the Monk.’’ ‘That was @ starter, and Eastman was run out of the building into the hands of a bluecoat. as quietly as possible. Not far away they came upon Joo Brown, Eastman’s particular friend ‘and companion, of the pair of whom it is said that where you meet one you will always meet the other. Brown fol- lowed Eastman to the street, and the plain-clothes men waded into the crowd. When they got through they had six more prisoners, all taken into custody on general principles. ‘The lot filled a patrol wagon and was carried off to Police Headquarters, ponte ee ia es ieee When you contemplate having Artistic Photographs taken, try to remember our three up-to-date studios. STUDIOS: Ti62 proaaway. | £9 Fulton st, Stirring Sale of Men’s Suits. At $12. ship the ordinary rei Jain blacks and blues. reasted sack coat models, and fit as if madeto your order, price $12. At $15. _ for style and for wear, suits. Special at $15. . We call special attention to the fact that we have a complete showing of suits * for big pestete, 44, 46, 48 Me 50—in a great Markit ‘from $15 fee —Men's Winter Suits that far sur, y-made includes cheviots and cassimeres in light, medium and dark colors, and They are cut in all the new single and double- —Broad shoulders, long, palgeauing collars and lapels dis- tinguish these suits from the ordinary kind. They aremade The fronts will always hold shape, Inthe usual course they could not be sold for less than $20, but we make them in our own workrooms and sell themdirect to man’s profit—g5. The materials are black thibets, black worsted chev- iots, fancy cassimeres and cheviots, in single and double-breasted sack erote of the same but before the di the newe of the ar- ight. risoner Was searched but an inorimnating nature wag ‘ney gave these gecupa tons: fra street, Wilt: inter, No. 4 ‘aapresstian, No. Lis Madison strest; Tomas Moran, alias Wilson, printer, No, 147 Bast wie: teenth sirest: Patrick ‘MoCabe, Ms Ninth avenue? Wiltemn Abert, shoemaker, No, 148’ Norfolk Joseph Morrison, tailor, No. 166 Street, and David Gross, clerk, Christopher street. fa Moran, ‘alias Wilson, the police aught a man for whom they have long held a bench warrant. ‘With the exception of Brown, none of the ners Was ever arrested before tn connection with Eastman. ‘The lat- ter has been arrested more than a hun- drea mes, but has never been con- victed, Magistrate Cornell, in Jefferson Mar- | ket Police Court, discharged all” the prisoners except ‘Moran, Fie was taken fo the Court of Generai Sessions by de- teotives. The Magistrate said that he hag doubt about the owd being sus- plclouw characters, but the mero fact that they were ind pudlic place was not | sufficient to warrant holding them. EX-MAYOR GRACE BETTER. ‘The condition of ex-Mayor Willlam R. had ved 0 much to-day ‘was able to leave his bed and . He also bey wet Festa But them to Every nothing of found on any of them qwill_continye, in which event he will leave the Monday and Ko downstairs. The int no in atten- dance announced that no more Qgulle- tina would be lssued. "Shond Sig” STOPS New York's Best FamilyCough Medicine Cures Any id of m Cold, T.KELLY 263 Sixth Avenue. Only Entrance to Our Clothing, Cloak and Suit Dept. Through Furniture Store. Open Saturday Evenings Until 10. We Have Won a Good Fight for meritorious goods at rices. There is no reson why you should be charged exorbitant prices for clothing; we are daily dem- onstrating that our prices, quality considered, are lower than strictly cash houses. We have kept faitn with the thousands who give us their patronage, but we are not satisfied. We will make our store your store for supplying all your wants by giving you the advantage of the lowest possible price and the benelit of Our Easy-Payment System— $1 Down on a on a Purchase of $10 ~ Men’s Fine 4 fs) Tourist §, Overcoats, BZ rnis is an amazingly low price for a fine qual- ity, serviceable Tourist Overcoat. You have a choice of black or Oxford frieze, all-wool materials, very latest models, broad shoul- ders, full length, belted back, & $15 finely tailored, equal to any $25.00 custom-made Co: his Sale. Men’s Sults—Fine single-breasted Sack Suits, dressy and perfect fitting, in fancy fully as any made-to-order Sou wear and look as wek—if you § find their equal $15.00 will be Boys’ Overc: —Long Norfolk, wool frieze, mannish in appearance, button high natty, warm ‘and serviceable; 2 they are offered special at this $ 98 sale for. Men’s ‘Sha lf ‘you would keep step with the times let us fit your feet with a ‘ort and economy, youn choice ot leathers at the low price $2.50 FURNITURE AND CARPETS. Send Postal for Catalogue. cassimeres or black thibets, tailored as care- the price. to the neck, yelvet collars and_belted, air of Shoes that combine quality, com- Brooklyn Store, 470 Fulton St. CHICAGO MAN'S WEIGHT RECORD. Lost Forty Pounds—Then Regained Them by Taking Rexall Dys- pepsia Tablets. in style and workman- 15 kind, The assortment Our special ou, thus saving the middle- Months of acute suffering! Why does it cost a dime ? Reduced to almost a skeleton! Pain banished; health restored; flesh | But that’s another story. regained — through Rexall Dyspepsia 40 shines (good shines) in a 25- Tablets! A yD. Roberts, of 2 Quincy street, Chj-| cent bottle of Regal Dressing. cago, says: endured ‘iatenwo. uttering, \ Shout forty pounds. in. welight. re Sin all sorts of preparation 1 Slay opnyaiciana. without Yaa } bore J itoses thowwh at fh he At AS, ert tad | MOE AM SROES Af LY meni en.” | GRA leatherg Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal state of the gastric juices. There is one element missing. The absence of this destroys the function of the gastric fluids. They lose their power to digest food. ‘Thanks to the recent discovery of a group of famous specialists we are now At all Regal Stores—25 cents, / 60 REGAL STORES—20 OF THPM IN THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICT, MEN’S STORES, Fee YORK CITY, Sale of Men’s Winter Overcoats, At $12. out the very loose effect. and blue and black kerseys. $15 and you will buy one of these —Men’s regular length Overcoats, with broad shoulders and loose backs—some are cut in more conservative style, with- They are made of Oxford and black friezes Compare with what other stores offer at ercoats here at $12. At $15.—At this price we show men’s winter Overcoats that duplicate the custom tailor’s best $25 efforts, Medium length models, 44 and 46 inches long, with those broad shoulders, long snug-fitting col- larsand Asay: drape to them that appeal to good dressers. We main- tain an jegant assortment)in Oxford and black meltons, friezes, velours and blue and black kerseys. Overcoats that should sell for $20. Our price is $15. ecial sale of the big, broad shouldered,50-inch long GREAT- At $15. bit AT, of black and Oxford frieze. The most popular model we have created this winter. You will not find them in other stores at any price with the swagger and dash of the Vogel Broth greatcoat, and you will marvel at the low price of ours when you've seen them— only $15, At $22, of ai —THE SURTOUT AND PADDOCK—Either of them the top notch Ne for ultra-fashionable men, All the little kinks of | style Doticoaple in the garments of Fifth avenue tailors are faithfully reproduced in our Surtouts and Beanies The Surtout is a double- Fuse hosey Overcoat with broad shoulders, long graceful lapel: The! pena about the body to the waist line aad! ends in full bell-shaped skirts. lock.is cut on the same lines, but is single-breasted. They ae Oxford gray velours at the special price, $22. Sees Cot Sey Sen able to supply the missing element—to ut “ gor. Jorn Bt me restore to the Cente een | Gf mignth ave, Pp Herald Bul bis pa strong, and Wel a dat Ares Weer. gaype re know that Rexall Dyspepsia Tab- _ ‘BROOIKEY Y tet oi positively and permanently cure] 95) puten Bt. one. sdigntague ue ft. this disease, no matter how bad it ts. 3001 Broadway, bet, Ditmars 8° ana wie Sar bid AYSoreny cITY, 66 Newark Ave. WAR: 641° Broad Sty opp Central Hi. R, of N. J. WOMEN’S STORES, fg XORK CITY. We want you to try them, and will return your money if you are not moré than satisfied with the result. Price 25 cents, at our store only or by mail, RIKER’S DRUG STORE, 6th Ave. & 23d St. B REL TOR Agu jrondway; 200 W, 125th at; haste; 140th ‘at. PRS STORES, 125th st. and rureist, 1020 84 ave.; 428 HE Esti Sons, 80 Broadway, opt lerald 35 Bixth Ave., cor. Sivt st. Te ‘Seen VINCENT says ‘AN, pe the HE indications are tor on T cold weather—possibly | Cares a Cold inOneDay, snow--and in any case it won't be long before real on every inter days come. a winter days co! One of those Cozy Storm Coats feels mighty fine when the thermometer gets around zero, Long and Loose Over- coats $15 up. ao: see ss it old, tal ar hott’ “opty . oes age SIXTH Our great Holiday Book Sale in the balcony Book Store In attracting wide- spread attention on account of tho low Kind o¢ books that are most in demand at thin season of the year, There ars '15¢ Dargains ‘eniore in all Kinds of books: standard sete in cloth ‘and halt alt: creme. rae Tenn, A booKs In fer Hinding: Doetryin palded leather editions and numer- Sorciniiy cured tor 2D Ww. Gun seriey of the elasaick: popular books and handy volume editions. hotties per thse S4c} | BOSE Mer oe Fine Library Sets. blew us to Ur them at 23 The sets are bound both in ng well printed from sete are tastefully Th halt enie ou Unual Price. ! $12.00 Dickens Works, 15 voln 17.85 * 5.50) * 2 25.00 8.00 Standard Sets vol Elto Bound tn cloth, printed on good paper end | st =| (A daifis ™ Great Holiday Book Salests<t:tr We have contracted for entire editions of ‘fine wets A Copuata Live oF | D WHEAT or Manet rea i ee 10 licious and healthful half’ calf, and are NUTS | Hwalturt hoods 2 phe LOC th and Ar typ nd the at about half price—part MAIL ORDERS AVENUE, 2{ST 4 a Lan 4 Choice Groceries 7°. SMON—Th food rOteniy nutritious: TATAGA GR AREO ee whee Be fs fruit: 2 tbs r Ub pee To-Morrow’s Specials in Smoked Tongues—} | prices at which we are selling the Sete esse pe, on fine paper and Teather sets are bound Vauat ‘ Pri Price, 7,50 | Thagkeraye works, 10 Home- ‘ . Voln, Half calf... ..... $17.00 ree) eaut's Works 12 vols, trult-flacored cloth a D jaree size: 2) pottie Work, Hetere hale calf. vee n'a Works, 8 vols, cloth Standard Sets lock “retiring from busiiem, “Well prigt exceptionally. lov One mood” paper, well Dy Dickens, 18. vol a"fliugtrateds ell Bound In’ cloth Uons! per set Regular Our Thackeray, 19) volumes, Dickens aan & ee oie. Fo trations; per Elliot, per wet. Burnt Leather the | 4} | a ean y ‘Diatoues, the i vell's Poen Vicar of Wakefield. Nt "Pictures f aoe Pictures make Caen eaues presents. We have a wonderfully varied and handsome assortment of them to show you. The prices will pleasantl® surprise you. you. “Dining Table Covers At these special prices, 2 yards squi $2.00, $2.50, $3.50, 83.0 4,50 1.75 2.50 3.95 Table Covers 39°75 9B ana 69 98 we Worth aT 44 nize, | | 6-4 size, 25 8-4 size, 1.98 2.98 w to 2.25 2,98 uv to Sofa Pillows Pe at Patti silk floss—full haan and 10-4 size, 47.98 12-4 wise, Ba. fa Im Price DOWN 18, 20, prices, from LIT 8 ao 28 T 28 mice [30|33/39149 (55,69 89 1 ™ ‘USHION! o qualities—sizen Evy to Fel To-Morrow’s Specials in Sheet Music, 12c fer No muato, sent. dealers. In Music for each plece, 2: and none sent to mare nt in Balcony; aye Le where. ory any. gives mus ical "yemonsties ely Liter Pace | ii, tttte EON nies tt act le. My, Royal, Biawathe), Songbird ot Melody|in, the ‘Village by the: New Mown Hay InsHowe tmion wap’ gut Cooautital Love eno than = Narcis- ge Song) ‘th test! Laughing Waters Bone peu ane Poles) PEE erttboonettoM| OR cin we Then Git You" Love} of (big hit from! teen Rogers Bron Engraved Tumblers. | >) Tumblers in a variety of FE needle etched designs, with ee Scott’ Classics. jee. ap . 1H Fi + ‘ t 7 : t facaulay BI} A very, atetiang Tne. prettily land, bound ‘in dark acter ay Me fat aig, with 8 ha pe h #125; i i Bore of the books {8 the pertes are: | Black Rock. ee. Bitter Sweet. K rt, uty and Nature, 8. in haif-white bind: 114) Professor at oO ' ! . times thelr price Witness of Dental. Lewin Carroll, The Ra Seven | § Bits Book, sa ven: The ‘Village Biack- | Peal ‘mith ‘Boat. | panto Dorothy. Meditations, or the | Annie and Wilile. MEN'S $7.50 AND $8.50 OVERCOATS, in hand- Ms 25 jsome dark Oxford Melton, also in blue and black Kersey, sizes 34 to 44, at. a's : MEN'S $10 Ae e in fine Oxford and black Irish Frieze, with finest stripe cashmere lining, in 98 1.50 wv 0 12, 98 regulars and stouts, sizes 34 to 46, at. 14.95 MEN’s FINEST $20 PADDOCK OVERCOATS, the season’s | MEN'S $12 AND $15 SUITS, most stylish garment, in black Frieze, hand- somely trimmed, ay sizes, regulars and stouts, 34 to 44, at. 5 tu! aoe pane 26 rigs square, at tL ine of quantity limited; only enough for to-mor- TOW, at... 200 ore Ibe * V7 umes 3.90 3.90 1.60431 2.50 |) perenne nena maar a 7.50 TRA Hin a a * ah Break Eg x sae a | PREA—B ie fe Saas For Men, Women and Children. 65 and ]- 35 Je i Sha PUDD: & init, voane, oe can Saturday sper Gund Footwear WOMEN’S Medallion BOOTS, for street | $1.10; sizes 11 to 2, $ and dress; 20 nobby styles, foie in all | $1.75 values, at. materials, with either turn soles or | 7 Goodyear welt soles; low and high eile grees LEGGING : heels, of every styl izes 244 to 8, A ular! 800, value, ati... ; BS to better than any #009: 50 makes, at, a pair. MEN'S AND WOMEN'S TUR! GIRLS’ BOOTS, best wearing, button | TOWELLING BATH SLIPPERS, and Ice styles, made from best grade | leather soles, the $1 kind, spe- dongola and box calf; heavy extension clal at......... soles; spring heels; made for hard win- | BOYS’ LACE BOO’ ter service, yet they present a toy Fie double soles; kin ory of en Polummee ese a 35 *hambes Ei large volum Dainty Books. very prettily gotten ilustrated. type are of the c » and handgom rani sity you'll fin ‘The Life ot Christ | ou Christian Poenia Mn n ooey'a Mis- alo) gentle Heritaxe later Bartiemy. Comfort Crumbs, | Heartsease. dressy appearance; sizes 6 to 10! a, 5, S36; regula $1.35 and $1.50 values, at $1.00 and! seeeeeee ae eee Before Inventory Clearing Sale of Men's » Boys’ Suits = Overcoats. | Extraordinary at this time of yéar, but the backward season and warm winter compel us to reduce our stock. Goods all of this season’s productions. Every 5: 50 | MEN'S SUITS — Several hundred fine Cassimere 5 , $10 SUITS, IN MEN'S AND YOUTHS’ high grade, for business in Worsteds, Cassimeres Fete Greviotar ai 00 size in Suits and Overcoats; materials of the fi mest; styles the very latest. hte and a few blue and black Guvigy ‘all sizes 7 50 SIMERE AND CHEVIOT SUITS, all this TANGY Gis 7.50. qui ee neat effects; all sizes, in regulies = Men’s Overcoats. _ | Men’s Suits. 4 {up to 40, at......... | latest styles and colorings, at. Tot snes * Men s«Youths’ *4«°5 Trousers« Fashionable dressers will appreciate this sale, as the line includ: ; the Peg-1 Top styles, as well as the regulation conventional trier Materials are in the quiet neat effects in worsteds and cassimeres. Never before have we been able to offer such values in Men’s and Youths’ Trousers as this lotiat-a! pattie, coc. .ce.nuieene ees Boys’ Overcoats, Suits ~ Reefers nica, If you need a suit or an overcoat for your boy—buy it now, take advantage of our great reductions before investing. Boys’ Overcoats. Boys’ Suits and Reefers, $3.50 BELT OVERCOATS, sizes BOYS’ 2-PIECE DOUBLE- ears, in dark Oxford melton; SUITS, 7 to 16 years, in aay oe ee cassimeres; reduced from $3.00 and 1: 00) TOs. cesiscieais: since) sine coptaaieniiste BOYS’ 7 to 16 BOYS’ $4 RUSSIAN OVERCOATS, in blue Pilon gies 244 to 8 years, with chevron on “sleeve, al BOYS’ 35 "RUSSIAN OVER ATS, frieze, blue meltons and cheviots, with handsome chevron on sleeve, sizes 244 to 8 years, at Boys’ Rubber Coats, 1.95. 88 ).95 | BOYS' $4 STORM-COLLAR REEFERS, sizes 7 to 16 years, in Oxford meltons, also fancy blue mel- 2 tons and beavers, sizes 3 to 8, at................ BOYS' $3.50 AND $4 DOUBLE-BRBASTE! 295 NORFOLK SUITS, in all the neat, poled es all sizes, 7 to 16 years, at....... beeeeedeeeeceee Boys’ Rubber Cape Caps, 75c. Boys’ Wool Sweaters, 1.50. Semoeetohine initial engraved in either {NOW is the TIME old English or Script; War ALL THREE STORES very special, per 4.50 Y SALE of HOUSE COATS and. LOUNGING ROBES COATS WORTH $6.50 at $4.00 COATS WORTH $9 &.50at 5.50 COATS WORTH 12.00 at 7.50 COATS WORTH 14.00 at 10.00 LOUNGING ROBES SPECIAL at $3.65—worth $6.00 and $6.50. At Thirteenth Street Store a Sale of Boys’ Suits at $5.00, reduced from $7.00 and $8.00, for the Boys, all kinds of fancy, warm, foot covering for the Childre: Hackett-Carhart & Co wanes {841 CORNER THIRTEENTH ST. BwaY + 420 CORNER CANAL STREET « ‘Blun Shoe’ I BLYN & SONS, $Hd8to. DON'T tie a string oa your fin DON'T tie a knot in your handkerel . but sit down NOW and write us sth Postal. The coffee will come to ¥ rich, fresh roasted, straight from = ger battery of roasting machines th you ever saw—unless you saw ours, ANY of these brands—money back ta pleased. Maracalbo No, 2, big value Cash Coffee, 2) and pure Broken hava 8 great favorite... Broken Mocha and Java, rich. % Bogota Coffee, fine and rare. 7 Very Best and Java, Arabian Mocha, really superb. . fee SEND POSTAI i Style 81—Storm Box Calf Waterproof Shoes, with full viscolized double soles extending to heels, and stout waterproof uppers. Style 80 is made of the same good leathers in the newest Blucher cut—two styles of abso- (lutely waterproof shoes that will stand the hardest tests ot wear and weather. Ideal Winter Shoes for outside workers, $ unequalled in all New Nork= one out Oe raty. deeeia lc oe, Md The Blyn Shoe busin as established w over a quarter of a century ago. Its growth has been continuous and substantial through times both adverse and prosperous. A business producing poor or doubtful mer- chandise might achieve a decade of success through aggressive methods and fla: Alina 2 tion—it might even delay its inevitable collapse by spread-eagle display and exaggerated advertis- ing—but it takes r tid t hieve a Permanent success advantage for the economical making of shoes. We avoid making the sh we avoid t Hing them. lippers for Men and Women, Rubber Boot Holiday suggestions Good Shoes for Men and Women, $1.50 to $4.00. GUARANTEE] aso ass, 257 ana 239 Bet. Park Pl. & Berclay St, SUNDAY WORLD MONGAY Sixth Avenue and 27th Street, aire Aromas and 122d ion. Bih Ai 39th and 40th Sts 162 near Broome 4 Se ee raneacians het Sty Manhattan, 401, 408, 403