The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1903, Page 9

, Moned to court. Fond * took | It y DECLARES COURT Owner of Pug Dog that Annoyed) Flat Tenants with His Bark- fag Must Get Rid of the Animal. ‘a 4UOGE GIVES ONLY A WEEK. Phifip H. Brady. indignant Master of the Canine Pet, Declares that the deo Is a Real Gentieman and Woutane Annecy Anybody, Tebiy Roosevelt, Mre. pittip H. Brey's pug dog, over which the ten- (etait the Dorothy apartment-house, at One’ Hundred and Fortieth street and Beventh avenue, have long been at Gword's points, caused the appearance olay of Mr, and dirs. Brady, as well ‘aa a dozen other tenants, in the Court ‘ef Special Seagions. ‘Teddy, carried In the arms of his mis- treag/ surveyed the staid, dignified Jus- Woes.on the bench, sniffed suspiciously, Bnd then wagged his crooked tail Tt {s now nearly @ year since Mrs. Brady and Mrs. R. P. Sniffen, who deoupy adjoining apartments in the big Gathouse, fell out over Teddy's barking Proclivities, Mra. Sniffen declared that the pus's barking awakened her before wanrige every day. Hhen the husbands up and before many weeks @lapsed the friends of the two families were arrayeil in zattle. And there are dust fifty-three families in the Dorothy. . Dog Didn't Seem to Care. Mr. Sniffen wrote to the Board of Wealth a month ago complaining of Teddy. The dog didn’t care, but kept up his barking, So Mr, Brady was sum- He admitted he owned Teddy, but denied the dog was a nul- mance. “He's just the sweetest, loveliest little baby,” remarked Mrs, Brady, who ac- Sompanied her husband to court. Geveral of the tenants duplicated the statement vigorously Ofr.’ Brady was held for trial in Spe- plal Sessions and to-day appeared. He pleaded guilt Ue specttic charge of “having a barking dog on the night of Oct. §" provisional: “Tie dog is not declared a nuisance by my plea, is le? Mr. Brady asked bis counsel. “How oftén does he bark?" inquired Justice Holbrook, meaning the dog. “To the Mest of my recollection I can remember {iim barking’ onl yonce.” “Are there other dogs in the house?” “Yes; dozens of them.” Both Mr, and Mrs, Brady declared with véhemence that “Teddy” was “a real gentleman” dog and to call him @ Dulgaies would be a slander piven and her husband angrily red, that they Were on the verge Jie prostration caused at kin the Eugene tenant, testétied that been | wrecked by " de- n't sleep in the afternoons," \ “because olared pretty Mrs. Mars’ of iis continual be Justice Hollrook at acconl- ing**o the testa there was: .no doubt-tiat ‘leddy"” was iw nuisance. “E will give you ono week," the Jus- tice told M ady, “to get rid of him, Yo must the “Teddy nply uinked as bis mis- tress in tears carried him out of the presence of the three cruel justices. SAPPWALKER MAY DIE FROM A FALL Charles W. Winter, of This City, Unconsciously Leaves His Room in the Night and Frac- tures His Skull. Winter, a New York jothier, living at No. 265 South Eighth enue, Mount Vernon, fell downstairs at his home at ar, early hour this morn- Ing while walking in his sleep and it 1s feared his skull is tractured, ‘The first his (amily knew of the acct- lent ‘was when they heurd the crash if his body striking the balustrade ot he stairs, When they arrived at his ide’ he was unconscious und was ap- parently badly hurt. A physiclan was summoueéd, who said he belicved that the injured mais skull was iractured, out that at would be a day or so betore Unis could be dedinitely determine It was. stated later in the mot pang | that. Winter was resting as wel could be expected, but 8 condition 4 very critical, He js one bowlers of \lount Vernon, being a ments ber of the well-known Westchester Wheelren'si team. He is about thirty Sye years old. a BELIEVE IN MULLIGAN. Meét Regiment Irish Volantece, some Do Not feve in | ~Chargee Against Him, Tiiercawe of ¢ VP, J. Mulligan, ot shes Eat Regiinent of the Irian Voluns teermewwho, las Leen buffer "Of oppress'on, “Volunteers ty his assistance. Mulligan is oui on psrvle. the cusd is one of #plte because bis father, who was a contractor, was ao @nemy ‘of the. man who caused his ar- rest. He says theré ie $664 in wages due onthe Work which he as business agent o« fs Bricklayers insists un collecting, thare Join ab senge any relation between this uct aud’ the crime of which Sam Parks was gull T Board wf Oficers of the First Irish Volunteers. met yesterday and re- $ That, baying knoWn Capt, Mulligan for many years, yey ihlace' on a roe Charles gouddence In hie hon- egrity, and chat when te ey OMe lablicnod, his teputation: as an oficer and keotloman will scl shine unegenlabe Afgloans Rebel Against Kainer. } CAPE TOWN, Deo, .8—A genoral in- urrection has ‘prokéh out among oe in Great eto in Iday, and got it. ne | Ratiroad, accused by al” He says]? Arenas. STEAL FROM WIFE.” So Declares Counsel ‘of Capt. Fysh, Accused of Taking) $10,090 Diamond Necklace| rom (13 Spouse. “1S UNLAWFULLY DETAINED.” | Prisoner Admits He Gave the Jew elry 4o Mrs. James F. Hyland, but Says She Obtained Them from Him by Fraud. Capt. John A. ‘“Fyah," who has deen locked up in the Tombs over Christmas in default of $1,500 ball on the charge of stenling a $10,000 diamond necklace be- wife, Atberta C. Suggett aken before Justies Scott in the Supreme Court to-day on a writ of habeas corpus. The writ wag obtained by Brank A. K. Boland, who asserts that a man cannot steal from hin wife, and therefore Capt. Fyeh !s unlawfully detained. The captain got his military title while serving in the British Colonial Cavalry in the late South African war, but his wife declares she doesn’t know when! he got the “y” in his surname, and she insists on spelling !t ‘Fish.”” Keever “Billy” Evers had Capt, Fysh y. The captain wore a con- nuffy colored waistcoat, with Capt. h_ admits he gave the lace in dispute t to oY ames F. Hyland, but declares it from him by fraud, though iy did write a note to her which closed with “fondest love and kisses from Jack.” After waiting aa hour for t Police Court stenographer's report the ex- amination of apt. Fyn, Mr. Boland asked for an adjournment until Wednes- DEATHS IN WRECK NOW NUMBER 22 Several of the Twenty-nine Who Were Seriously Injured in Col- lision on Pere Marquette Rail- road Cannot Survive. — GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Deo. 2. —The death list ax the result of the head-on collision between two fast Passenger trains on the Pere Marquette near East’ Pukie, ha# beeh increased to twenty-two, and several of the twenty-nine serigusiy injured cannot live. For flye minutes before the tratns! came together the train despatcher and | every along the Iino knew | as inevitable. The red signal light in the little tower at Mc- Cord's Station was set to stop the west-bound train to ‘walt the east- bound. which Was late. w the ‘To his horror the train rumble past staggered to the platform and dis- cavered that the wind dlown on the signal light. Running back to 1 key ho wh the word with Seauloue | hand and sat down to await the awful | nen e despatcher sent messengers fi medical aid and nurses and ordered out a relief train and a wrecking crew. Both had started to the scene ppreared| the conductor of the west bound | returned to Mi 's and reported ‘tae the two trains had come together et full speed on a sharp MUNYON’S PAW-PAW TRIUMPHANT Over Nervousness, Sleeplessness and All Stomach Troubles. DYSPEPSIA And Colds Yield at Once to This Wonderful Vegetable Pepsin. ‘Munyon’s Ruy-Paw perfects the sev fluids that bave to do with digestion establishes their perfect actiou."’ Those ave the words of Prof. Willard H. Morge, one of the foremost chemists aud pliysl- avery digestive fuid, What more can there e? Thut meang normal appetite, perfect Gigestion and ail the vourishmei® of the food taken up fo; the proper support of every organ of the body. That ‘is why the poison, of disease !s driven out by my Paw-Puw, ‘That is why ordinary diseases can get yo foothold where wy Paw.Payw te used That is why my Pow-Paw dakes away the apprtitic end ths need for stimulants T know that wy Paw-Paw will do these things, and T know that It will cure D Tt will cure It will cure Steeplessners, 1¢ will oure Catarrh. It will make rich blood. Give mental and bodily vigor. It cures catareh by driving.out the poinon. of the disease and bealing the inflamed sur-| as faces. It otimulates without intoxicating. It Jitte end holds. Alcovolic drinks lift and tet | you Tate away, to have been delivered by Barandon on Christmas Eve. ‘There are two versions af the punch, one that the two men were skylarking and another that they came to blows after an argument, While dving We ch- hausen made a statement accusing Barandon, but he refused to SIGN STATEMENT Henry Weichhausen rene John Barandon of Striking) nosTon. pes. 2s—Damae estimated At $15,000 was caused to-day In the three- beer ee Held on Charge siors J wiock, Nos. Us.Io4 Court | at, the DIED IN BOSTON FIRE. y As Marshall lost his lite br suffo- ion, Marshall was something of an |faventor. 4 ix end to have been work- ing on hip mods Charged with homicide, John Baran- i ——— don, twenty-six years old, of No, 2951) FISHERMEN RESCUED. Fulton street, Brooklyn, was Weld to-day! PROVINCETOWN, Mass., Deo 2.— in the Gates Avenue Police Court. Thé! Four men from the fishing schooner Ap- complaint placed-upon bim the responsi- | pomattox, who were lost on the fishing Veich- | grounds off Cape Cod during the gale bility for the death of Henry Welch: |g ieiiuay afternoon, arrived ere to-da hausen, thirty-el@ht years old, of No. | 5: the schooner Ralph Russell. ‘The 553 Liberty avenue, who died to-day in| were picked up by the Russell while bat the Kings County Hospital of perivonitls /tling with the terrible seas and tov wind | caused by a punch In the stomach in thelr dories. : La, Nine Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson, of Lilly-§ dale, N.Y.,Grand Worthy Wise Templar, and: Member of W.C,T.U., tells how She recovered from a‘serious illness by the use of * Lydia E, Pirikham’s Vegetable Compound. “Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—l am one of aa ray of your grateful friends who have been cured through the use of Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, and who can to-day thank you for the “fine health I enjoy. When 1 was thirty-five years old, 1 suffered severe backache and frequent bearing-down Pains; in fact, | had womb trouble. 1 was very anxious to get well, and reading of the cures pony Compound had made, I decided to try it. 1 took only six | bottles, but it built me up and cured me entirely of all my troubles. “My family and relatives were naturally as gratified as 1 was. My niece had heart trouble and nervous prostration, and was considered incurable. She took | THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1903, “TED” 4 NUISANCE, “HUSBAND CANNOT {DYING, REFUSED 10 ® HAO MAN SC Brookljn. Entire Block Fulton, From Bridge to Duffield St, | Tuesday, ‘Double Stamps With Cash Purchases. | That means we give 2 “S. & H.”’ Green Trading Stamps instead of 1 with cash purchases. No Trading Stamps given with C. O. Ds. | | ‘Wednesday ( Bring your book to Stamp Premium | Room and you receive $1.00 worth of| | | Red- Letter «S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Free} | | Day. {no purchase required). | | 2 diaupaily, Bt. Lou SYLVANIA LIMITE Hivinags SnioluiK and | tent Cary, 7} jedu ahd Detroit ND 8 innatl aid | ChicuRo, te \Go LIMITED. Paadin | ni and’ Onertadion Car Tylede und Chevelatd RT. nnath Chicano, PREAS, ; Loute: | eae eres A coop HABIT—— DIT. We will Clothe the Whole Family on eS) Bt Le L.—Dally West Fourte To help make a “quiet” and at same time add to fame ot OJR POPJLAR MORNING SALES, we offer to-morrow until One P, M. IMPORTED CHINA SILKS— Splendid quality—23 inch —value .39 Full line of dark shades, also white, black and all the pretty light, fancy tints for dresses, waists, home ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M Throughout Extra, Extra Ualues to Make This An Extra Busy Week. To Make a “Quiet” Werk Busy | we offer in ._ HEAVY CURTAINS Hrocade ‘Tapestry: Portieres—aolld and combination colorings—tringed | top and bottom—y Neversible Ottoman Portler Crimson Terra Cotta, ta “Olive, Rose and Steel Blue grounds with harmon i colorings—heavy fringe—20 styles—value % and $8....3.01 Mercerized Damask Portlores— solid colorings—were $6.98.......0..+4 4.98 | Fine Rep Portleres--with Damask and Velour border side and bottom— value $8. ‘ Rich Oriental Tapestry Portieres— newest designs—value $11.08... Rich Damask eu leaeial duplex Tone or fringe Anish = UO $15.00.....6000e 11.96 To Make a “Qujet” Week Busy we offer Fine Furs at Reduced Prices Moleskin Ascot Sets—Chenille roaments and double fringe—satin ined--large flat eel! to TaRtE RS were $69,0, -now 59.00 Sable Fox Stoles— é yards long— gatin ined full ne ae | pee wahion Mutts to mate Isabella Fox Stole: satin Uned= 2 Cull tal it were $16.00, «and Stoles—satin or squirrel lined—2 yards long— and without cords—brush or fox inde to wall at $10.00 } Special for this lot.. : 8:06) To Make a “‘Quict” Week Busy | MEN'S, WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’ CLOTHING, |" Cloaks, Millinery, Furs and Jewelry. Manhattan Clothing Co, }; 1114 3d Ave., Near 65th St. 2274 3d Ave., Near 124th St. 295 8th Ave., Near 24th St. BROOKLYN—700 BROADWAY. 0 SINGS 10.10 (Dead o.gm); © s10.48 coruand? | auteenonal Lin | ‘and 18). i Express, 3.28, 4.25 Express, 0.83 A. | x. Some Inlaid with sil and heavy rings farming medaliions—Wnhite, ry your Vegetable Comtpound and it cured her in a short time, and she became well | and strong, and her home to her great joy and her husband's delight was blessed with a bal I know of a number of others who have been cured of different Kinds of female trouble, and am satisfied that your Compound is the Pest medicine | for sick women,.”—Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson, Box 105. Lillydale, N. Thousands upon thousands of women throughout this Ceiy are not only expr ng such sentiments as the above to the'r friends, but are continually writing letters of gratitude to Mrs, Pinkham, until she has hundreds of thousands of letters from women In all classes of soclety wito have been restored to health by her advice and medicine after all other means had failed. Here is another letter which proves conclusively that there is no other medicine to equal Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. “Dear Mrs, Pinkham :—I suffered with poor health for over seven years, not sick enough to stay, in bed, and not well enough to enjoy life and ‘attend to my daily duties proper- ly. 1 was growing thin, my complexion was sallow, and I was easily upset and irritable. “One of my neighbors advised me to try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- pound, and | procured a bottle. A great change for the better took place within a week, and I decided to keep up the treatment “Within two months I was like a changed woman, my health good, my step light, my eyes bright, my complexion vastly improved, and I felt once more like a young girl. 1 j wonder now how I ever endured the misery. {1 would not spend another year like it for a| * fortune. “I appréciate my good all the praise to Lydia F, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 407 Habersteen St., Mrs. A KnARas has on file thousands of such letters. pro: $5000 FREE nctinit Whioy wi Wrote thie dis a th, and give —Mrs. M, Tilla, re and nignatures » Lynn, Masa, ~~ Pianos and Organs. interest and Dividend Notices. Dry Dock Savings listitution, 341 AND “43 BOWERY, NEW \ ORK, $q A ianos wees Don't miss the great sale of cele- brated $350 tone-lasting Walters Pianos for $195, The Trustees have declared a diy the six months ending denoalt Dee. 31, 1903, on all entitled thereto under the by-iaws. te of THREE AND) UNE-HALE uM on All mins MOL ex payable on nits made | ontitied to in w io Cara. Dining Cal CLOTHING, Ladies’ Suits BP NEN aye, Cloaks. On 401, 1954, 118 and 26: Hereuaat Weekly or Monthly Payments. Call or Write. EVENIN rele) nt one | " ‘W. a ‘ ap i (i Bere iy goon ie iva ie Manager. General { RO’ wor Awent CLOTHING 1 & Boys No reference Ire if oy At os Pay the first payment my Pal And inke the goods along, The Fashion Credit House, aaah See gan thing . Chucka, Jewwetey, Vurniiure, Deo G A ar in Aa thinly “Oven Bvanigs aes trom L) by ANinta | | Pay Us But $1.00 W eekly and Jin, uur clothing 3 CLOTHING Co., evator) Estab 1883 Including stool and cover—~on lib- eral terms of $5.00 down and $1.00 a week. Delivered upon first payment of $5.00. Piahos fully ayarenteed for ten years. ae ‘THE, BANK FOR SAVINGS es On oEM duu. $5 ons unwnra ya vante on anid N. M. Cor, 26d St, and Gth Ave, f ty ~ 54000" | “ob RS Des Beoreinys, | » BXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, Jonna Lrekident. 4) an on & “Tamed 5 hote lanived Writo.t E PaMNRRT q E CREDIT WATT H « 0., 8» WATS AND 1 oD wiyint ch tanta “ Elections and Meetings. * ae American Watch and Diamond Co [19 Ma | SEMI DE enn | CONEY ISI AND JOCKEY CLUB? DIAMONDS, “Pasy rvvate 1] Phe Annunt Meeting of 1h atthe WATCHES, Qa nh ene] Coon, s Sh ’ ra JEWELRY, | 8 NVANE hinsiates Be fi! Wot. Ky VANDERBILT, President, | _ Lost “Found and Rewards. iy TMs nines, BURY Co. + ri no bag The 1 gudeped, tuvereat credited | una . te spe Pe yak the rate | uti ‘Yo make business boom during tho of 804 | Om ‘Per (ay I went. ‘eel Siguit om all aun of 83 5 Saee ral cals wulary Re ing «thehsee fini) season it is only necessary to ynery Bi ROL eaaoitial Ment The ut advortise in the right place. ed Nelo i ‘Suny World’ ia the right love velfeadar ‘Bek Dearborn at fancy stitehing—medalt'on, and button trim—uncommen 8} White and Black 49 ¢/ All Linen top collare—single or double rows 9 stitching with or without tabs—laundere 49 we offer in NEW - NECKWEAR. Women's Teffete Silk, Btocks ation er Lace Collars—Point Venise, Re- nalaeance and Russian Braid— Eeru and Black—round stole effect—handrome cupe and at 98 to 14.98 > We continue the Sale of Women’s Tailored Suits, newest styles, a manufacturer's entire stock, our prices: — 8,98 --10.98—14.98—19,98 values $15.00 to $30,00, Every popular style represented. o————_+ Liberty Crepes ure beautiful, soft, clinging brought out this Fall for evening lustre, have more weight fabrics wear -Soft, rich and substance than ordinary Dress Crepes—a4 inches wide—we show them in t Sky Blue, Chanpari favorite shades:— R Wers R Iver FICE eee Black Crepe de Chines. Nowhere can you obtain richer qual- ities fo the prices than those we show: Double width » Pure Linen Scarfs and Squares Cluny Lace trimmed AT GREAT REDUCTIONS Scarfs—i—t}; and ts yards} #* dards long. WHITE GOATSKIN RUGS Squares—20 to 30.inch. 2 yards long—yard wide 2.69 Round Pieces—20 to 36 inch, | COMBINATION FUR RUSS Doylies—6 and 12 inch. | BixG—lined api intertined = a uary Sale Linens wil we want surplus veason for Red ! AND BUPFEY SCARFS. | Were. Now. 0 1.29 9 1.08) 1 be com: jock eut. | ROUND PIBCES AND SQUARES Were. Now. | 129 $8 jnch—Round ) tneh—Round PNM Wrhval 7a} 1 inch -Round Gy M inwh-—Re and Squ 38 Trays waxy 9 | Doyties ” 29) 14) Doylies 6 ine Also, To-Morrow, Special Offering of || CHIFFON DRESS MULLS— So beautiful tor evening dresses, and for children’s dancing and par Fine Silky quality—most petiect shades—Rose Plak, Fenbonte Blee, Tan, Gray, Maize, Cream, News, Red, Nile, 0'02 White and Black, WHITES will be fovad on Main Floor— Wyte Goods Dont ee, ng Rs BLACK—Ia Basnaneai—Lgwn Seto TH | Extra quallt; | Knit Corset Covers—fleece lined— enth Street week BUSY draperies and fancy work. NO MAIL ORDFRS. > Our Stores / To Make a “Quiet” Week Busy we offer in Women's Flannelette wear |Gowns—extra fleecy nap—combini tion collar and cuffs—value 79. 'Striped Flannelette Gown: silk scallop collar and cu: value $1.25 . White Flannelette see or Fleeced Fig'd | Madras in kimono Style trog fintsh— were $1.98 * | Flannelette Skirts—fancy border— value 49 .... sees Woven Fleece-lined skirt: Flannelette—silk scallop . | Flonnelette Skirts—deep ruffle, ith lace ins't'g and edge. Canton Flannel Drawers—with hem or cambric rume.. White Flannelette Drawers—scalloped edge or Canton Flannel, with H. 8. or emb'y trim. y Canton Flannel, with ruMe of strong emb'y Flannelette House Bacques= Persian effect—some braid trim'd— Black and Fancy Fig'd—were .39.. Flannelette--Sailor collar and box pleat effects—were §1.39.......... bbe es high neck and long sleeves. Finer—Silk Crochet edge— short or long sleeves..., A Manufacturer's Stock of Babies’ Sample Cloaks Rezeived too late for Christmas tr7d% They ate worth $6,00 to $3).00. ‘We offer th's week At 3.98 Tong Cloaks of White Bedford and Henrietta—all wool—beautiful styles trimmed in newest effects with varioug appropriate trimmings. LINED AND INTERLINED. 3.98 for new Cloaks, warth $ and $1 ~ To Make a “Quiet” Week Busy we offer SPECIAL VALUES IN be as follows: — 300 REVERSIBLE SMYRNAS xi—wool frings—value 91.50.... 98 ct, Smyrnas—14x96 inch. £2.19 Stayrnas—26x34 inch... $2.09 Smyrnas—0x® = Inch. $2498 Smyrnas—oxlz ft.. RioM dark Oriental coltrs or the Ngnter, Brench effects....AM reverse strictly all wool. i ALL WOOL BRUSSELS RUGS Great variety of large and small de- signs—best colorings—no better rug for BEST AXMINSTER RUGS Oriental designs, also High Art Color mgs—newest eftects— ae “Oxt9 fe: ws Lowest prices for there Tine, large Ruse. |INGRAIN ART SQUARES. New assortment of this season's best patterns and colors—Nelit and dark, and h great variety of wood tones, with contrasting Viceable for dining-rooms, rr oxo yards. To Make a “Quiet” Week Bus? we offerin HOSIERY AND GLOVES, Women's Hine Black eye—anthle : en's Lace Liste Womens Heavy age-dousie sol en's All-Wool-ful seamighs 124” Riphed C nees—apecisl....+ gourie Women's Sucde Byeaing Gia sa uitton White, button White Rlack Mousquetaire=4 button ooeet Il ty frocks. . a