The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1904, Page 7

rm. 9 BEAR SCARE IN JERSEY NOW OVER After Escaping from Jersey City He Was Caught at Harrison by a Constable and’a Hotel Man After a Battle. rie UBS WAS FEASTING ON* f BLOODED CHICKENS. Officer Had a Hunk Bitten Out of His Arm, but that Didn’t Keep Him from Capturing and Holding thé Animal. The bic black bear which deserted Rartell's select boarding-house for wild animals on Communipaw avenue, Jer- sey City, yesterday was captured to- day by Tom MeGovern, a hotét-keeper, in Harrison, N. J., and 'Lije Downing. one of the town constables. Bruin had devoured a dozen. of Mr. MeGovern's fine Dominick chickens and was starting on tho brown Leghorns when Night Watchman Downing, who was on his way home, heard the noise and called McGovern. ‘They found the hear on the lee side of the henhouse making a merry feast. He would finish one chicken and then reach fn through the square port-holw and secure another. After. his long chases over the Hackensack and Pas- alc rivers, actoss the Hackensack meadows, dodging a horde of pursuers and going without his customary food, the bear wns savage to-day and showed resentment When he was Interrupted in hia featired breakfast, “Dia you have much trouble in get- ting him? Mr. MeGovern was asked over the Jorg-distance telephone from The Evening World office. “Did we? he replied. “Well, you Just ask ‘Lije Downing. He's to home with both arms in a sling, The b'ar certainly did treat ‘Lije scandalous. “After we'd. got a lot of chains and ropes aud my teh-bore shofgun we started for the hen house, And just as we—but, say I don't want nothin’ printed about this b'ar bein’ here. I’ goin’ to Keep the b'ar here till Sund or so and then I chn soak the owners with a board bill; but if you print it now the owners ‘iH come out, and there won't be no board bill worth mention- ould get 3 cents a oustbly’, Pe ve got a potion to make out for $300 for capturing the pesky br and ‘LAje rants doctors’ “bills. femal? that be I osaibly. But how did you get nim?’ “Well, as, We neared the big black brute hé set-up on NR hunches ang sort of dared "hije ito tackle him, dis {ace covered with the feathers of them fine Dominicks of mine. ‘hile was made Right watch “cause he wouldn't take a date, and he just’ satied info the bar. ‘The b'ar wrapped his arms about We and took a hunk out pf his wr, ad A port of change of det. Late velled, am threw a chain around the ars head and pulled the noose tight. While the var was ashoggin’ ‘Lije d fastened the other end of the chain to a ‘tree , and then with the brtt of my in I beat tlre bears arms so hard 6 plumb let x0 of ‘life to tackle and there mn we dragged the b’ar down the cellar, so nobody would see him, Do you think | open erchares ‘em $00 for capturing ¢ bee ar McGovern was very anxious that nothing should be prinied about the capture of the beur, and his influence ed the police station officials to hat they knew nothing about it. insists tlat this fs the first time anything has happened in Harrison in years by which a little outside money might be brought into the community. Hie does not propose to miss the oppur- tunity. ‘Men from Bartell’s farm started for Harrison, saying they Would take the bear away from the hotel keeper if they had to burn the house off of the cellar, “TWO KILLED W ~ CRASH OF TRAINS One of the Victims, a Govern- ment Inspector, Was Looking for Smuggled Chinamen in Car When He Met Death. MALONE, N. Y.. Jan. 4.—Two men were killed and four injured in a head- on collision between freight trains on the Rutland Railroad at Reuse's Point early (o-day. One of the dea! te binited Btatex Chinese Inspector Joseph Wright. of Port Henry, N. Y, ‘The other is James Hodges, of Mafone. The wreck it attributed to the slip: pery condition of the rails, due to « freezing rainstorm whiclY passed over tia seetion during the night. Two freight trains were descending a steep grade an thelr way to Atburg, wher the forward one met with a slight ac- cident and Was obiiged to slow up. The sevond. freight, could not’ be stopped on account of the condition of the fail and crashed into the rear of the firet train at-the platform of Rowse Pott station. where the Rutland vox meets the Dela & Hudson. Broken freight cars were piled up and the, station platform was demolished. Wright, who was standing on the platform at the time, was burigd in the wreckage. It was not known that ho had been caught in the collision until aftér daylight, when found. He had boarded the train to search for smuggled Chinamen thought to be hidden fi baggage cars, Fred Mitchell, of Burke, N.Y... was taking @ e@fload of potatoes to Boston and wae go seriously injure wilt die. maa BG Lemrenne soe Bangor, N, Y., hava broken in two plages aid fs in & précdrious condition, while two others Were ifore or Idse in fina the, two en- was’ blocked the PET DOG. HOWLED AS OLD MAN DIED While Christian Elmer’s Wife Went Out to Pay His Life In- surance Premium He Blew Out His Brains, ———— DOG A FAVORITE OF VICTIM. Although In an Apartment Three Floors Below the Chamber of Death the Animal Began to Whine When Man Killed Himself. a Whether or not the Soclety of Paych- cal Research will look into the re- markable conduct of” James McDer- mott's dog, the fact still remains that Nancy's actions were very strangé: By some {t will be accounted an ex- hibition of telepathy. Naney is owned by James McDer- mott, whd lives on the second floor o! No, 2 East Ninety-third street. On the fifth floor lived Christian Elmer, an old man, with whom the dog was @ great favorite, Mrs, Elmer went downtown yesterday morning to pay the premium on the life insurance her husband held, leaving the old man alone. Between 12 and 1 o'clock Nancy be- gan to Ket uneasy. ‘Then she broke eut into a howl, and continued to whine and how! until about 6 o'clock in the afternoon, when Mrs. Elmer re- turned, Elsie Spoehr, her niece, who lives at No, 247 East Ninety-fourth street, was waiting for her. Miss Spoehr had been there some time, but was unable to gain admit- tance to’ the apartment. Both went into the McDermott apartment, ana as soon as the dog caught sight of Mrs, Elmer she at once ceased her howling and gave signs of delight. Entrance waa effected by Miss Spochr to the Elmer apartment by way of the Are-exeape, Sha admitted Mrs. Elmer, and when the two searched the apart- ment they found the old man lying dead with « bullet w Dr. Lawrence, of the was called. He safd Kimer must have shot himself between 12 and i o'clock, oF just at about the time when Nancy the dog started, in to howl and whine, No one heard tie shot fired and no one knew of the old man's death be- fore 5 o'clock, so that the action of the dog ts very puszling. CURED HIS PARALYSIS. And Won Life-Long Grati- tude of B, S. CLARKE Paralytic Seizures'Le't. Him After Using Munyon's Paw-Paw. , I take nothing from—l1 add nothing to the letter of a man ins an Indiana town, who states with all the em- phasis —_ possible that my Paw- Paw has cured htm of paralytic seiz- ures that have threatened his life fre~ quently during the past four years. His sense of gratitude inspired him to write this letter—of course unso- Helted—as up to the time of receiv- ing it I. had not known that such a man existed. Surely the testimony he gives wili cause other sufferers to embrace the health that I put within their reach. MUNYON. Gas City, Grant Co., Ind., Dec. 7, 1903. Professor Mwhyon. Dear Sit: owe you a debt of grat- itude and words are insufficient to express my heart-felt thenks to you. I have suffered for four years from nervous L Begialeaser bers meeaee on a kind of paralytic al . 1 was paralyzed in mind and body for about one minute, and that would ocour once every hour through the day. 1 have been under the treatment of | very able doctors, but they failed to ‘cure me. When I had taken about Inhalt of the second bottle of your | Paw-Paw medicine I was completely feured of those paralytic attacks, and iT have not had one aince. May the Lord bless you for being the means of bringing so much hap- piness Lo so meny homes. Very truly yours, (Signed) B. CLARKE, P.O. Box 57. Do you believe that any man would write a letter like that if he didn’t mean évery word it? He does mean it and hundrs of othess who thave been cured by Paw-Paw have ltold with eqnal earnestness that they have been rid of Dyspepsia, Indiges- jon, Catarrh, Nervousness and Sleeplesences through its use. If you have Catarrh, Try It. If you have Dyspepsia, Try it. If you ave nervous, Try it. Tf you are despondent, Try it, It yov are weak and rup down, Try it. Cast away all tonies, ail medicines, let Mupyon's in Matt you into the high altitudes of hope and hofd@.you there: It will give ex- hilaration without Intoxication. It makes old people feel young and , Weak people strong, ' Sold by alt druggists. Large bot- tle, $1, Paw-Paw Laxative Pills, 25c, {a bottle. ELECTRIC LIGHT BATHS. ‘The Glectric Light Ral ree: | WMia- Winter Others had. miscellaneous lots to di . With these we have mingled several lines that came too late for the Christmas business. No Matter What Kind of Tie You Buy You Obtain Remarkable Value. Choose from the following to-morrow: At MEN'S 4-IN-HANDS and TECKS; 75¢e made up of good silk and satin; light and dark colors, regularly 25¢. and 50c. At MEN'S 4-IN-HANDS, ENGLISH 25C SQUARES and TECKS; fine quality silks; great variety of assort- ments; regularly 50c. to $1.00. At MEN'S 4-IN-HANDS, ENGLISH G) Oc SQUARES, PUFFS and TECKS; made of finest imported silks and satins; regularly $1.00 and $2.00. (Main Floor, 18th St. Entrance. or dress length skirt. wait, fancy sock collar, full bishop sleeve; regularly $1.50, ‘on shoulder and stock collar of self-color Taffeta Silk; very shaped, finished with black, brown, tan or gray: nicely lined 19 | 6, Pinck gray. eters leather hanives: TBe\ en choles of nickel or eftt framer, lo Huck, vrown, tan and gray, lined with gray fabric, fnside com purse for chi 4 Kickel or gilt’ frames; leather handies, two styles at these 85a ant 480 IN WRIST BAGS; black gray’ containing purse for ase and vinaigrette bottle, sro chang iit. frames: legener Rundle: Invee Hine tag, Pinch, frame, P5e Bess ach AAS gieamER ntemuet | Cord when nurse, “anh cae anid, vinaigrette. Dottie. | aay lags. Pyrered' tram large: ball knobs CORD ‘SLOPPIN Tentner handle, 4.39 | Soko siHopPIna Women's Belts. ruil ‘alee tani ther your chi tormon feelualne many ‘prakded Belts, in biack, “sf brown ant ‘Blue: your chotce of I9e beret i taffeta, Sunine! of fine silk od Women’s Catlored Suits, Remarkable Price-Reductions Friday. Suits that regularly sell for $27.50 to $59.50 g0 On sale to-morrow A 19.50 and 25.00, Made of Broadcloth, Cheviots, Zibeline. Tweeds. Voiles and "This sear son's most desirable styles in. the long-skirted blouse or awalias cea teaes . powerfully to a. The coats are all in this season's nevyest y, I models of Kersey, Montagnac, Cheviot; Zibe- lines and Tweeds. They are in full, length, 34 and jacket styles. (Seoond Fieor, Front.) Shirt UWaist Section. Stopping Point for Many Shoppers. 4 Waists at about half $ their usual price. a few words this tells why so many are taking advantage of the unusual offer- ings. The Waists made of the popular Madras or Momie Cloth and newest styles, Also exceptional valuesin Madras and Albatross Waists at very special prices. Women’s Wash Waists. Made of Madras or Momie Cloth, plain white cr white ground with neat black box-plaited front and back large pearl bustons down front of $8.90 Coats of Zibeline’ and $10.00 Military Kersey Coats § y 7.90 $15.00 Semi-fved and Comet 75 means good, is of health. The “Double Value’ ultitude of extra good’ bargains for men, women Undoubtedly the largest that we have ever offered at Women's Yadras Waisis. Made of heavy quality Chéviot or Madras in plain white, black and white, Shepherd Check and plain colors; bow andside plaited style: othersin strictly tailor-made effects; stock collar; full sleeves: $2.00 to $3.95 grades at Women’s Albatross Waists. OF excellent quality all-wool Albatross, in white, black and all colors. in- cluding’ evening shades: the entire waist is box plaited with militery strap ial as 2.95 | Hu go on sale at, per pair, (Second Floor, Front.) Decisive Leath CORD sHOPPIN cord, in dark ‘b: " . laree sive, well WRIST BAGS—Walrus “grain leather: | Mychlce ana tack Dieces’ come eens Seq strongly made. wit tency gy AGRE choice aed wtrlen, i; cholee oF ¥ with cloth tone and draw sti Writing Tablers. WRITING TABLETS. binek IRISe: ; | LHATHER BEIT WRIST BAGS—Wairus grain leather; | | iin a Cate int ‘ " cl le, Diack anc Rasortment of these new’ belta a Cutt Boxes. is ton Feeepin® WRITING TABLETS: black art r 0) x shape tablet with leather cov- ms LEATHER WHIT: Denho}der, pockets for WAper aMd envelopes; covered buL- ice of ABLETS, row, we 450 ana FG0 | inne weit pennaiacr paver’ Doe ete., FeRulariy $00, Dress Suit Cases. PRESS SUIT CAS! | plated lock and enteher Yen's Lotter and Card ‘Coon IKLACK SHOPPING BAGS; leather; seal ih; good quality cloth top x ali araln: . fi ith fine cut steel strings; choi f 2 styles: it Tica Wipe Bec we Bo | Silnas Shoe eat aoe ek: choloe ay oe | THE WOHLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1904 (os “‘Seature 7 Yew Yeckwear for Wen At Astonishing Prices.’ Presenting in This January Clearance a Choice and Faultless Assortment of Fresh Styles. There isn’t a dull or hackneyed Tie in all the whole great assembly. Every bit of Neckwear is in the latest fashion, and there is every reason to believe that the demand extraordinary. Many of the Ties came from makers who had overproduced for the holiday trade. * Sales Swing Subsdantlys Fancy Baskets {Along at One Big Sor Ce. We Give “S, & H.” Green Trading Stamps, THEBIG STORE Reduced 16 ‘Clear. Just one fot, comprising Handkerchief Baskets and Glove Baskets and some others, that regularly sold up te 75c. We need the room they occupy, and so price them at TO (iTasement.) Se ay Smyrna Rugs. Bargains in Dropped ern. Best designs and colorings reprvsented. Economical buyers could not meet with more opportune. values 26x54 30x60 36x72 “85¢ 105 1,95 Sample Fur Wats Reduced for Rapid Clearance Choice of red. green or yellow. Made to sell at 90; reducedto IGC Also these specials in Baby Carriage Robes and Fur Rugs: yi 95 Reed Baby Carriage for Sheepskin Rugs that regu- PAY jain gh a rr ) 90K. $6.00 Combination Fur . Ri Ve picth: Floor, Front.’ Women’s Coats. \\ More Astonishing Offerings from the Lively January Clearance Sale. Such splendid: savings , naturally appeal Mt 5, 50~ the discriminating shépper. | A? 7,50 farly $11.75 10 $16.50. Ht s75 & 2.7. $2.50 to $3.25 and $3.75 10 $4.75 hag 8 Se eR. Weider SeOe s ot piesa se oy oe (Second. Floor, Front.) RE. 2 alee eee “Double Value’’ Shoe Sale Wintry Weather. That necessary for the p Shoe Sale offers a m Hatt the Ragular Prices Provait. Men's $3.50 and J. #) IJ, 5 54.00 Shoes at and best assortments of Men's Shoes his very low price. Included are calfskin shoes with welted soles and leather lining ; eminenty suit able for hard winter wear ; also kidskirr shoes an patent leathers in all sizes! In the lots that go on sal pairs of Shoes bearing the trade. warm footwear’ is le at 8.30 to-morrow morning are 207 mark of Douglas. 495 er Goods Clearance. - Important Stock-Adjusting Movement Which Creates Many Choice Bargains. The Leather Goods Store on the Main Floor is setting things in shipshape order preparatory to the usual stock taking event: This means that numerous lines will be seld at decided sacrifices in price. ; H Everything is new, stylish and eminently desirable. WVe cut the prices to the lowest level simply because in most instances the lots are smal. You gaira fair idea of the importance of this tiroely sale from the following:— Wrist Bags. | Beawride ole and. Glastie Leather SHibums, LEATHER ALBUMS: very best makes: only about 18 of them: beautiful colors: rush? remulaely: wold. for #1000, ama 00: Teas ate Sass ‘Quality; brews Spring cate: y plated; your choles at 300 Bea from: al ous colors: your cholee Leather Bags. mustin lined: ¢ Color: en trimmings: 18-In 14-in. 6 Wein 18-40, 10 «zo tO LO Wpen’s Leather Bilt Folds. MENS LEATHER MILI, FOLDS, and Wall Purare te ih_arain leather: you choice of several destrabte sevtew at Oe Strang, “Features” for to-morrow. News of vital interest to-thousands of All over The Big Store Departments are doing extraordinary things. ye Sales of special importance bloom in § every: section, offering ‘exceptionally | ~ attractive; astonishing varieties. of season- able: and reliable merchandise at won- fully low prices. When You Buy at the Big Store You Shop With Greatest Profit to Yourself. The news: for to-morrow follows in part: Women's Giderdown Bath Robes & Dressing Sacques ‘1, to '/, Lower Than Regularly. ‘ ALL WOOL EIDERDOWN ROBES, satin trimmed collar, culfs, and pockets, finished with frogs and heavy worsted girdle; regue "ALL WOOL RIPPLE EIDERDOWN. ROBES. superior quality, very prety styles; regularly $6.50. ALL WOOL RIPPLE EIDERDOWN ROBES, handsome sylen J silk embroidery trimmings. stitched satin and pretty epplique. : ALL WOOL RIPPLE EIDERDOWN ROBES. extra heavy, elab+ orate trimmings of handsome silk applique and! embroidery; regu- DRESSING SACQUES. fats dace handsome styles and’ colors; respectively. Fy Cxira Special, 79e Hit-Wool Dressing Sacques, : Ripple Eiderdawn round collar and crochet edge: Ail sizes. J Ht 2.75- Women’s Solt Vests & § : |Kintted Blouse Sweaters. ¥ Wi lenty of , cold weather ahead, these offeringsare: Tune. ‘Their worth Has been appreciated this seaserm 63? id By the the early wide-awake. by to-morrow’s rare Friday at 98c. $1.25 to $1.75 WOMEN'S GOLF breasted: very pretty effects in black white. white and black, red and green and white, and tan and white; pearl buttons. pats, 50. ¢ several’ styles of $2.25 Wol S$ WOOL Wines and Liquors. Choice Specials for Friday, rata at |HOME A ‘oat eB furs, Ni YEARS x Reaction s182 6 bottle to eal MENTHE, Imported: a hottie” to case BOE LIM: mw GIN, “reduced trom $1 BOWMORE SCOTCH WHISKEY, | Re Tones tm battle, cota BLO re . PORT AND SHER juced from Gite. a bottle to eal.. HAN PORT, SHER trot The “Gwo 2D. ollar’’ Grousers: RY and SWEET im 500, mw bettie GA OPENED THIS MORNING. Words are inadequate to por- tray the magnetism of this sale. | Sizes for Gvery The Little Short The Stout or Fat The Very Tall Man. The mau and Stout Ghe Wen’s Store, Main Floor, Eas, Direct Enerance ont (Second Floor, Centre, 10th St)" knitved) double KNITTED * i very chic; 10th part \ DPEITAE, ZINFANDEL, ‘reduced RI : Te quart. AIRE BURGUNDY. case 12 Quarts, colin ® FPags a0 ano. Oe 05, a dticed time satigr. PILSENER | (select DRAU (der BEBRS, You Ujust See I. i Fine el ag | Worsteds. | ‘Tweeds. Novelty and Fancy Cheviaots. Black and Blue Cheviets. 18ch Se. near 5th Ave.