The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1903, Page 13

CRALY 8 AS MARC HARE Bate: 1 btlton Appoint Appointed That Will wins ‘Legally Establish the Mental Condition of the Slayer of aint ‘Deputy Sheriff Rafford. ‘PROBABLY WILL BE SENT piv TO AN INSANE ASYLUM. | 0 nc f 2°" infortunate- Love Affair in His rn 4 Youth Said to Have Upset the 93 Mind of the Old Long Island ~~" Farmer, L, Dec, 18.—"Crasy March hare” 1s what every one ‘here is saying of old Alonzo Tuthill who murdered Deputy Sheritt | tho oid &t ‘Aquebogue on Tuemiay afternoon and then for fifteen boars Sheriff Preston and a posse o! sal deputies at bay, finally surrender ‘ when he was surprised off his ira and unarmed, and two loads of gwan shot had been put into his face 5 hody. Nobody believes that he will Gt. ‘be tried for the killing of the of- HEAD, ~ ge:floor, A commission will examine him parte-day to legally establish his méntal gondition,’ and upon its report the Qewistrict-Attorney of Suffolk County will apply to the courts to have him ‘Sbmmitted to an asylum for the insane: tof Duthil ‘to-day is as Grm in his refusal €o discuss the killing of Rafford or the} ® * fiisational incidents of the long night solagf) fighting ns he was yesterday. He ts -seohfined in the ceil in the Riverhead ac lgedt where Louis Disbrow spent five months awaiting trial on a charge of having murdered Clarence Fo: whi dhud been found drowned with “Dinple awrence in Tiana Bay. jWhen-he imagines no one is near he Ne Wumbles an incoherent string of words Qnd occasicpally lets out a moan. Dur- "nig the right he told one of his Jaflers that his wounds hurt him, and they must, for there are fifteen, and most 4 < in the head, where shot is still im- It cam be felt by pressing the hands against the scalp. A surgeon will try this afternoon to extract the lead) which it was thought unwise to attempt yesterday on account of Reeves's weakened condition from loss to is rol sin his early twenties and in Brooklyn when he cell 1 Om bemueral gi) ateut tie iwi age ie fs ald Uiny became enguged and ihe -yatni: eait wat soon tovhave been ade itted to ths bi an he threw up 8 DOVES, 190K to ‘atinking heavily and yas Never himself afterward, “No ecu wer heard of his sweetheart again, nor ing he ever, mentioned the subject hat the old man lived Teeeeye hows ne old man lived ‘the revotting’ disorder, OY A SND ed RUSSIANS SEE » CHANCE FO PEACE (Temporary Arrangement Can Be Made with Japan in Case fa Definite Agreement on Pro- posals is Impossible. ®T. PETERSBURG, Dec. 18.—The pent here is that the Russo-Japancso m1 tions will proceed. It is pointed ‘out’that there is no reason why Japan, Af not‘ satisfied with Ruesia’s reply. -hould break off the negotiations, as tthe reply is in no sense an ultimatum, feaving the way ‘open for ‘counter pro- osels, Jt 1s. suggested: as an expedient, in 50 no agreement can be reached, that arrangement might be made to maintain the present status for a sah: of ‘ pee Gt. Petersburg say spall antidipations of a. pacific jut ot Russo-Japatse crisis are entertnlued in the leating Russian tal Gace cas in spite of some dis- ee ert of the public and preaa report —<—<——__—_— | EMowine ON PORT ARTHUR, PETERSBURG, Dec. 18—A trav. eller who has just returned trom Man- a says Russian troops are still night and day toward Port: Ar. OPKINS Only Downtown YS Y STORE. pat the iron toys, Stables, Steam Engines, Moises, Punch and Judy Shows, Go- Patrol Wagons, Baby Sleighs, $3.00 if So Sint $7.00 to $25.00. 2 ’Plexible Flyers, $2.50 to $6.00; other sah, 0 spward. tes, GO, to $6.00. = Se, Games, § aoe prices. Quick sérvice. HN C.“HOPKINS & CO., 139 Chambers Street. hist # aot werd VS WIE CARRIES PISTOL AND BILL Leon W. Washburn, Sffed for Separation, Alleges in Coun- ter Suit that His Spouse, Not} He, Is Cruel. ——oe ah washburn, suing’ Leon W. Wash- urn, the “Uncle Tom's Cabin” man and former circus manager, for a sepa- ration, alleges that, after treating her cruelly for years, he abandoned her jast March. She appited to-day, through A. . Kaffenburgh, to Justice Leventritt, ah the Supreme Court, for liberal all- mony and counsel fee. Mr. Kaffenburgh recited from Mrs. Waashburn's ‘aMddvits that they were married in-1686, They have an adopted daughter thirteen years old, whom \hey | adopted in Illinois, and for whose main- tenance they are responsible. The affi- davit declared that Washburn com- felled the girl to play the part of Littie Exa, and that ‘when he abandoned his peg he left the child on his hands, and {8 poor, while he fs veh and Prosperous, Opposing the motion, Moses H. Gross- man read Leon W,' Washburn's am- duvit that when he first knew his wife ahe was tho widow of'Elliott, the acro- bat, and hr gave her a job seeing song books gt his Gig od at $5 a woek. pa he married her And gave ner th privilege, of selling song books, fOr witch sie accumulated $20,000; that she owns 00 worth of real bstute # Dayton, and T River, N. J. having indu: im 80) -to give her Rd sale | ‘weveral Waatburn “Uncle Tom See has ail the money and ter oft than he. im declares that his wife, car- rion a pistol, a. black a Oily, she'has deen crus! to him. lemanda that her complaint be Ji m1 a sepration be granted to him new running Christmas gifts at nomi-|% nal cost. 25¢ * 3|D-¥-S-P-E-P-8-1-A RIKER’S DRUG STORE, Forsythe’s Special Prices For the Holidays. Great Reductions. R pales tk Storka, lannel Waists, M 8, T. KELLY, ® 263 Sixth Ave., itm'se. , Marvellous Jewelry Values, rs Fae Suits, Velvet Suits, Velvet Suits, Pedestrian Skirts, te 00 Rain Coats, Dress Skirts, Covert Coats, Evening Cae Dress Suits, Costumes at very low figures. An opportunity to se-|{ lect useful and pleasing > Men’s Solid Gold Watches, :, Elgin or Waltham Movement, $25 to $150. John Forsythe, THE WAIST HOUSE, 865 Broadway, 17th and 18th Sts, 25e gent Cluster KNOCKS i turguoise Surrounded by five urFounded Sy earn 6th Ave. & 23d St. OUR NEW TORK AGENTS: GEMAN | & 200! ra Hey The Yellowstgne National Park covers _ 3,312 juare miles. The 205 Brongn Pau ye ave, 165th st.; RES. 125th st. and! World “Almanac fells all about this . 1020 84 ave: 428] great park. 7 Store Open Prior to Christmas. APMDAN § C= We give “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps with purchases (none with C. O, D.’s). Entire Block, Fulton, From Bridge to Dujftela Street, Brooktyn. Evenings Until. 10 o’Clock | Le gold are Pins, knots, clusters and floral de- > signs, 89c to. 4,50 Women's solid gold Rings, with newest settings of turquoise, emeralds, rubles end pearls, from $1.50 to.. 6.00 14-kt. gold filled Lorgnette Chains, new slides and links ie pote op 50 Neck Chains, F | l4-kt. gold sneer newest links, 75c. 2. 00 aa gold Neck Chains, several ry i 4 led Vest Chains, con- sisting of the style Princess ‘and + ) Jewelry Suggestions for Christmas Gifts. Everyone takes.a special delight, more or less, in the little accessories Of adornment, and perhaps the i suggestions even here may be just what you want to help you in selecting the Christmas gift. if in links to thoose trem, 41.39 to» B,00 Solid gold Brooches, in ‘knots, wreaths and other designs, from $2.00 7.50 Cluster Screw Harrings, set with turquolses, Solid gold Nethersole Bracelets, newest de- signs, $6.75 41-75 Women's solid gold Watches, fine engraving, finest move- 50.00 ments, $9.50 to. Solid gold signet Rings, in Roman and rose gold, for men, women and children, $1.50 to. 10.00 Solid gold Teer OOS with diamonds, from rubles, pearls, emer- alds and rhinestones, from, Belts 7, 00 $1.50 to.. Ink Stands in gold, baralahse and French effects, $1.69 to... 22d Thermometers in gold, burnished, art nouveau and French gray, from 29¢, to. Large oval and square Mirrors, enamelled, with fi gold burnish 1.25 Photo Frames, lorentine designs, gold burnish, will not tarnish or discolor, from 45c. to,. 5.00 Boxes, in French gray gold bur- n ished, with cut glass sides and tops; from &°5.00 Jewel , Sea a EES Toys and 6c. Chairs, light Panel oak, Arm ‘Chairs, 50C ‘olden Oak Arm Chairs, full size, the $1.00 kind........ 69C Children’s light oak Rockers, with arms, perforatded it, the 85c. kind... 29C Golden oak Rock- ors, the She, kind 39c Go) Pere, the 7 be. ind 50c White Maple Rockers, turned back and arms, the $1 kind 75c Golden Oak Rockers, embossed leather. and velour, uphol- stered seats, the $1.50 lind for Children's and Panel heavy extra large reed back and Peso the $8.00. kind, size '16x31 oat ze 2.08 Attractions in Toys and_ Dolls. aie eyery one—Anything in the Toy ine you may find here—Christmas comes nearer and nearer and all Toys'and Dolls MUST GO before. and reap the benefits of these prices: made hardwooa wheels, ene oe n- ished same as the above, larger American Hagle Express Wagons, iron axles, hardwood flat wheels, dashboard and high-back seat, size 16x83 inches, value $7.50 at. Triple Stamps Saturday given with all cash purchases made in our Toy and Doll Departments. That means we give 30 “S. & a Green Trading Stamps with each dollar pur- chase, : Come Farm Wagons, extra strong heavy, flat spoke, - 3,98 Farm Wagons, only + 5.98 steel springs, ralvanised 4 + 5.98 e06: sirearels, 4 , best make, seat- Ing five, ex eavy flat spoke wheels, good gong 5:98 Girls’ Fancy Wagons, red and blue painted, high dash and seat, steel wheels. 2,98 2 only; Go- Carts, all difter- ent, with fancy roll top, satin upholstered seats and reclin- green enamelled and gearings worth up to $8.60 each, to clear $6.50 Carriages, uphol- stered ‘seats, with heavy roll tops and solid reed body, rubber $5.50 Carriages, satin uphol- stored seats, with solid reed body and heavy roll top, green Caepheer wheels and gearings, only 18 in this lot 3.98 Children’s. Furni- ture at Half Price. Light Oak Furniture, with red painted trimmings, such as Sideboards, Washstands and Chiffonters, regular 50c., to clear Light Oak Furnitur with red Such as . 500 ey sideboard, ont - 4.50 fonlers, fear tied tear green won enam- in thie lot... se Special price = re- Guctions given to Churohes, ‘Faire, Inatitutions, Sun- @ay - Schools, Li- braries and all Purchasers of ‘Books and Toys in Boks wae tore A Holi or aus 9S, A large assortment of MAIDS’ and WAITRESSBS’ APRONS, plain or trimmed, in a variety of styles, also fancy Aprons, with dainty lace trim- mings. A. Prices, 25,.39, 4c, S up to $4 ,98} = dais SIXTH AVENUE, 2{ST Grade Mixed, 5B Ook Crackers, 2 = Jar the. pkgs, 3 pkgs for.. 8c Britt's, maall,, lean Hams. *: Fine or trying, ber Th. or Pictures fz Women’ CTU! from 2fe. cae FACSIMILES tn tlt RED PI frames: ges swath a anes, ras AnTorrPRs in, 1ifcineh Fins? Teste fact sh; @ good Si GHINGS tn gilt corners, Sewing Machines, _ Very Low ee Bape et Bhat Gojden oak, with Dept elas ends, wood shelves. worth §18,00. at 12.75 Silk Petticoats Mts réine® BLAGK TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, | TAFFETA SILK PETTICOATS, best with accordion Fito and extension hee HG wary o spe EP ruffle, with two ruches. A splendid value at.. 4,98 A sple.did value’ at.. Ts 10° Overcoatsi%.7.”|% All this season’s productions. The materials are Oxford and black, friezes and blue and black kerseys, These coats are handsomely made and trimmed ‘with fine striped cassimere lining. > & Sizes 34 to 50 chest measurement, regular and stout. ce Flee, [2 Bee 15% |overous, A Manufacturer’s Stock of .00 May's and eS Trousers, <a 2. Essa dressers will appreciate this sale, as the line includes the Peg-Top styles as well Hi the regulates conventional trousers. Materials are in the quiet, neat effects in worsteds and cassi- meres. Never before have ‘we been able to offer such values in Men’s and Youths’ Trousers as this lot, at, a pair, $2.00. Boys’ Overcoats ‘tows. As quantities are limited, this offer is guaranteed for to-morrow only. If you need a suit or an overcoat for your boy—buy it now. Take advantage of our great reductions before inventory. Boys’ Russian Overcoats. Bye Raglan Overcoats and BOYS’ $3.50_RUSSIAN OVERCOATS, torm Collar Reefers. sizes 2% to 7 years, in dark blue, Ox- ao $4 torm OVERCOATS, 7 to 164 Specials fordand brown meltons, quant! jim- years with or without hold FOR J gg fopectals leds © ONLY ENOUGH FOR TO- 'Y .88 | TO-MORROW ONLY.. . oF ee RUSSIAN. OVERGOATS, {n r3;_ also , brown, Sha and spaiotd melton; sizes |REEFERS, in Oxford meltons; 2.95 all to s years, hevron on 2: 95 sizes 8 to 16 years; special at.. Boys TOURIST, OVERCOATS, sizes 7 YS? RUSSIAN OVERCOAT S In|to 16 years, made with velvet col sors, #5 ts fancy cheviots, with |slash pockets and cut very long aad handsome chevron on sleev 3. 95 in Oxford and pigs frieze; + 3,95 sizes 244 to 8 years, at. Boys’ Rubber Coats, 1. 95. Boys’ Rubber Cape Cais. 75¢. Boys’ Wool Sweaters, 1.50. China Closets. Quartered oak mi Men’s and Youths” A limited quantity, $18 Belt ‘$12 Belt Overccats, Overcoats for 5} Crackers. #33 sound 5c| Coffee. aly wel i tn Lis Potne Oyster or Peerless Biscuits, 2 pkes for.. Nuts, # Brazil and Pecan: induce you to give our Pies. Rome, Made Pies a trial we ‘sell to-morrow Mg, dle for, 18c.. an ‘or a 120, ple for. 's Writing ‘arew- 4.00. at Music Cabinets. from 8% to 6K. ith mi Quarterea Richly repalished: ae Saturday’s Specials in Sheet Music, 1 ry (;00ds STREETS.'"N. Y. All the leadt newest bri Paes on light or’ dark ds A special lot of Men’s More and Four- in hands, at 25 cach... fh ¢ An excellent. line | Men’s Large English Squares, in hight and dark effects; in slope sf Lares dese Broc oes 6 $ an Satin effects—a, 4 ; value, at... sr. 55¢ esa Sapna in all shapes and. color: including | wk and initeran 5Qc A handsome line of Men’s Fine Imported | Fabs in Bitte Four and the tnobbtest erable Siders f nations, trong including college or satin; all have han buckles made of All are fine, sturdy. febcesi dist roe from Moats Germany; Shes special at. . witha brass he None delivered. ‘Cents Etch Flece NO MUSIC SENT C. 0. D. AND NONE SOLD TO DEALE: Jn Music Department in ben Wortley, the well-known Piano ody Lane, Ki t ial high- sam walle eet Jones. Tidalenee souk) Balcony; aiso on the 4th fioor, grocery dapt:, ‘iano Virtuoso, gwes musical Cemonstrations: erg (ais Just as Well. Aa eer es on Suse eR Holiday Handkerchief Specials. nde a neneets Rew qo were. note fe that the prices Be Sct adiy bee LADIES’ FINE EMBROIDERED HKND- KERCHIEFS, hand and Swiss machine ork tae reat ne sees a very great assortment es pamesy apie ennrhca weld: {0 st. GALL EMBROIDERED HANDKER- CHIEFS, hemstitched or scalloped; also lace-trimmed and —hand-embroidered Irish linen Handkerchiefs. Mee 123 ues 15c. to 20c., at, each... 20 | a HANDKERCHIEFS of fine Irish Linen, embroidered and fancy lace 25) trimmed, worth 35c, at.. Cc LADIES’ INITIAL fine and-embroidered hemstitched aera put up in fancy boxes containing + ” dozen, Value $1.00 a box, at.. ¢ sos GRAY BLANKET ROBES, with red, blue or brown bor- 95" ders, for..... or figured, for wand prettiest weyles interesting et ee ‘Finer qualities put up Th! ed bo put up MEN'S nes WANE ere any initial, eat ’ MEN'S linen, hem: cy importe $2.00. a rib Better qualities, 'al Doxes picclt atl ZEN per box, $2.30 and... MEN'S INITIAL HANDKER‘ Japanés@sitk, hemstitched, ex! quailty, full size. ‘Value 104. aia IRISH LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEPS, full ‘fin! or women,,sizes in”) (ae ‘hems: Value12%c.,at. Je Value 50 at. 396 Value 18c.,at Vaneaaet mane, Vatue 759249 Value 3031-250 | a ey BLANKET OR EIDERDOWN "/ IMPORTED BLANKET ROBES, with Oriental Squres in all the latest combinations of colors, maroon and tan, we and grey, tan and pink, navy and white, navy and red, blue and tan, etc., for IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC DRESSING Gow! 5.00 including light and heavy weight fabrics, lined and unlined, ‘Spinning imported and domestic Blanketing, plain and roug! fh beavers and silk 5. 95 to 35.00.° : For Christmas A Box of Gloves, Nothing in the gift line so pleas- ing to a woman? Sensible, useful, .| moderate priced. The Forsythe Glove $1,50. Put up in special boxes, 1 to 6 pairs in a box, $1.50 per pair, Unsurpassed for Walking, Shop- Fine Ever: yey Wear, ‘ans, Black, White, Grey. Mail Orders promptly filled. John Forsythe! THE WAIST HOUSE, 865 Broadway, 17th and 18th Sts, Even in the aaeasion the location for our three Photographic Studios we have tried to please. eee ee 1102 Broadway, mer viten Be 169-173 Smith St, Cor. Wyckoff St., Brooklyn, Men’s Overcoats, Irish Frieze, Melton and Ker- tenets, need class natal pat Ing and wollmade . sp. Youths’ Overcoats, Sises 15 to 20, as low $3.98 Boys’ ‘overcoats, Sizes 8 to 15 . Great Special in Men’s Suits, Made to sell at $12 and $18, this sale, . $6.98 and $9.98 Clothe yourself and family and furnish your home for 5 Per Week *1 think about using the Sundays World's Wan’ Dirésibiy.2