The evening world. Newspaper, January 19, 1904, Page 8

eo, Pe a eka TE PO ee peods pout WRITER OF SONGS Overwork and Worry Cause Frederick Houlihan to Be Sent, to the Insane Pavilion in Belle- vue Hospital. SENT THERE BY HIS PRETTY YOUNG WIFE.| Composer Had an &mbition to Become Famous, and Would Not Heed the Advice of Physi- cian, Who Counselled Rest. Frederick Houllhan, a young componer and song writer, is in Bellevue Hospital, & victim of his own ambition. He was nent there at the instance of his pretty wife, who believes that the hard work she has been doing has temporarily de- ranged his mind, , Houlihan is only twenty-three years of age and has been in New York less than two years. He came from Roches- ter, where his parents now live and where he married a Rochester girl after ® romantic courtshin, It is sald that his music fascinated the young woman, and though there was family oppos!- tion because of the youth of the couple they took matters into their own hands, were married and came to New York to live, Houlihan is a planist of marked abtl- ity. He had little diMculty in securing work on his arrival here and he took his bride to live at No. 833 Hast ‘Thirty- ninth street. He then began working for a music publishing house and he worked every hour of every day and often long into the night. He was hitious to becume a great composer, his young wife,spurred him on, ing that it was within his reach come famous, Some of His Rent Songs. Some of Houlihan's recent componl- tions which have attained popularity were “Yazoo,” “Rosaline,” of Flowers” and “What th Bay.” He was also working songs and he was behind in fh in spite of the long hours he + fitting words to music and composing verses. Houlihan's ambition began to tell on hig health several weeks ago. Instead of the muscular young fellow he hud} been he became stooped and pale. His! physician told him that he must cease his long hours of work and take exer- cise. He did not obey the instructions, Houlthan appearca to be in his usual | tate of mind when he and his pretty | wife had luncheon yesterday. She asked | him then to take a vacation | “You need it,’ she told lim. “You will leave me a widow if you don’t take the advice of your doctor. You are simply killing yourself, i Houlihan laughed at the wife's fears for him. “1 am all right,” he said. “I'l have time to reat when I have made more of a name than (| have now.” Symptoms of Insanity. When Houlihan came in to dinner Jast night there was ” strange wild Jook in his eves. He talked ineoher rently. He sat down 4 and began working. weiter had work dra norm hard; at state fohim to the how yeician advised tw Bellevue and auion in the insane ht that he will re- fter a period of perfect rest fearful,” sald the young wife to- he ing World. Ditious to make a name, thought 1 tors say them. T will stay here where I ¢ near Fred.” KILLED BY FALLING BENEATH TRAIN Clerk on the New York Central Tries to Board a Moving Car and Is Cut to Pieces by the Wheels. Merk old, of N Fourteenth « Talling Wet Central pasye and Tent t Lundby entyesin years © Hundred and i to-day by w York ne Hundred Lundbure Grand Central 8: ph fre euste WM each’ day. but t tied to bourd press, whieh does not sip tow. Bujyrin suy grabbed form of swing hi bis hold » the wh fim, bringing « terribly mutilating Cashel, « 3 Fourth str ph daa train was stopped. but whey nd conductor, arrested and LOSES HIS MIND el clerk, whe THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, YOUNG SONG WRITER WHO [S INSANE FROM OVERWORK AND WURKY, AND HIS CHARMING | HUNTS JOKER WHO SHID HE WAS DEAD John J. Vaughan Wants to Find the Man Who Filed His Death Certificate with the Health Department. Jahn 7. vaughn, a Cuctom-Fleuse West Fifty-first street, i# gunning for the man who filed a certificate of his death with Dr, William H. Gullfoy, the Registar of Records of the Health De- partment. “It was while Vaughn was at work yesterday that the joker filed the certificate, but his neglecting to ap- ply for a burial permit. started Dr. Guilfoy investgatng Vaughn's mothes and his wife were hoth prostrated when a Henlth Depart- ment Inspector eatled on them for par- ftenlars of Vaughn's death. They In- sisted that he wasn't dead, but the in- wid almost convinced the two women that they mistaken, Tt wasn't wnt Vanghn returned from his work Mast night that fis wife were convinced that he There Is no clue to the joker Hh fled the certificate in. the name of firm of und kers, who never hear of Vaughan, and forged the name of Dr. John J. Cronin, of No. 433 West Fifty-third street, to it. Vaughan, wh is President of the Columbus Catholic Club, says he hasn’tgan enemy In the world, and his wife is qui sure that she hasnt’ any, Mrs, Vaughan is the take “WAM and mot was rently alive c m still husband's business. On the large table on the fir Fine Satsuma Beautiful I Antique I 5: OO | In the Lamp Section. Vantine’s Tea served Broadway, bet, a 4 A. Van wwith hla wife at No. 414 | sreeter had it down in bhiek and white! or Japanese and Chines Pottery and Bronzes Bargain Prices have gathered a representative collection of and Bronzes which were formerly priced 25.00 and 30,00, now » Damascus Low Lamps, trom 6.00 up. Japanese Bronze Lamps, from 8.75 up. New styles in bent Slass shades, ‘DUNCAN PELL HAS TWO WIVES NOW Justice Bischoff Decides Florida Divorce Was Illegal and. Grants Interlocutory Decree! to Mrs. Pell No. 1. | | | By the lute div ei Ail], Duncan C. Pell is pls arrassing situation of possessing at once i} a decree of divoree : on the ground tion, and then took a s€ wife in the person of Miss Helen L . Walt his own age in Fusthe | thon, hy: trplic Tinstiees the first {dower rights tn her ex-t orty, largely consisting Jin the Pell estate Th deere » custody of the thelr mother, and, she y monthly alimony. from =e ll ‘st floor, near the entrance, we Vases mari Pieces Iron Lanterns each. in the Tea Room daily. tine @ Co. | rSth and roth Sts, “86! OF Corsets, Fine Coutil, Straight front, \ regular $1.50, ge STRICKEN AT ‘PHONE WITH PREUMONIA While Trying to Call for Help Man Falls Unconscious in Room of His Employer at Car- }) negie Building. WIFE. A serubw Ruilding room No. janitor | Walking and Dress Suits, Fa SOME TS Value 15,00 to 45.00. Rain and Storm Coats, ] 0. 1 iS lk Value 15.00 to 27.50. RH. Macy & Co.’s Attractions Are Their Low Prices, n\ B’way. at 6th Ave. WA 35th St. Furs at Half. 24 v1. $19.74 for $40.00 Electric! Coney Coats, double-breasteds A ‘ front, with full revers, high furnishing, Silverware, storm collar, lined with satin. $29.74 for $50.00 Electric Seal Coats, fitted back, semi- fitted front, with double revers| and high storm collar, patented | stitched interlining and lined with Skinner’s satin, $33.96 for $60.00 Electric Seal! Coats, jaunty double-brea ted | and blouse models, with revers! and storm collar, lined with | Skinner’s satin. public. Jetsam of 1903. $64.96 for $80.00 Pony Coats, blouse model, 36 inches long. $79.74 for $90.00 Perstan Lamb Coats, lined throug! out | yards, worth with satin. | $98.74 for $225.00 Squirrel) Coat, blouse model, 32 in’ es long. Armour’s White Label Lard {48c.: 10-Ib, cans, 92c. | Armour’s: White Label Cricken Soup, quart car old by others Jat 25 our price 14c.; dozen 7. 445 $224.74 for $400.00 Alacka Seal Coat, loose effect. $224.06 for $45.00. Alaska Seal Coat, 26 inches 1 ng. $279.71 tor $423.00. Persis Lamb Coat, blouse effect, inches‘long. Neck Pieces. Gray and White Squirrel Ascot, $3.74, Persian Paw Ascot, $4.74, Natural Squirrel Ascot, $4.96, Natural Squirrel Ascot, $9.74. Sable Squirrel t, $11.49. Sable Squirrel € $13.49, Sable Squirrel Cravat, $15.90. ack Lynx Shaped S Lynx Shaped Scarf, ees fee elerine, lined with | dozen, $1.69. Persiin Lamb Pelerine, Muffs. Children’s — Natural Round Muils, 74e. | Misses’ Astrakhan Round Mutts, $1.47, Electric Seal Round Mutts, $3.96. | Electric Seal Flat Muffs, $4.49. Cy Rolled Oat cartons, 9 Fanciest C package, 16¢. Farina, pound cartons, 5 Sade. Hominy, 5-Ib. cotton bags, tte. Fancy New York State Pea Beans, 2-Ib. package, 10c.; 10-Ib. bag, 48c. | “White or Yellow Corn Meal, 2-Ib package, 6¢.; 10-Ib, bag, 22¢ Graham and Rye Flour, 3-Ib. packe age, 9¢.; 10-Ib, bags, 28¢. | Tomatoes, “S. & W." brand, regular | price, 11¢. can; $1.21 doz.; for this sale, 8c. can; 91e. doz. Lily White brand, 2-Ib, | dozen, $1.02, Specialsin Wine Opbssum Natural Squirrel Flat Mufts,\f Old Hermitage Rye, 12 years old, 86.49. tle; for this sale... Natural Squirrel Flat Muffs, $7.96. Coburg ‘Rye, gal, $1.98; bot. Isabella Fox Flat Muffs, $11.96. ‘7c Sable Round Muffs, $14.71 Mount Vernon Rye, gal. $2.94; Squirrel Flat Muff, $12.96. bot, 74¢ Mink Flat Muff, $14.74. | Gibsony Bure Rye, gal, $2.94; Men’s Furs. China Goat Skin Robes, $5.49 to sth Fl Jas. E. Pepper, 12 years old, gal., $3.98; bot., 97¢, Women’s Dept. ’ Closing Out Sale Persian Lamb and Nearseal Coats, Small Furs— Waists—Evening Coats at 1-2 Price. Kackell Carharle(o. Broadway and 13th Street. Closing Out All Heavy Winter Goods at Great Reductions, and Continuation of the House- Closing Out All Remnants Of Floor Coverings « ». Another season will soon be upon us—and we must make ready for the demands of the most intelligent and exacting trading clientele in the world—the New York The first step is to be rid of the flotsam and Here's a start in that direction. One thousand Sample Lengths of Brussels; Axminster, Tapes- try, Wilton and Wilton Velyet Carpets, one to one-and-a-half 75c. to $3.00 yard; special at 39c, to $1.49 each, Remnants of Linoleums and Oil Cloth, two to eight yards in a piece, worth 50c. co $1.00 a yd.; special at 24c. to 39c. per yd, One hundred made-up Carpets and Carpet Rugs, 6x9 ft. up to 103x15 ft,, at one-third tess than regular price. Good Groceries.— ™ " | ‘Celebrated Lily White Jams, all. varieties,-jar, 15¢; James E. Pepper Whiskey, five years old. Our regular prices—$2.64 gal.; 59c. bottle. | Our special prices —$2.24 gal.; 49c. bottle. © | One Star Rye Whiskey. — Our regular price, 97c. bottle: special price, 69c. | .| « Champagnes. love. from Roosevelt Hospital, | The janitor and Dr. Zinsser, of Roose- velt Hospital, discovered John Gun- pher lying unconscious on the floor near the telephone. Dr. Zinsser diagnosed the case as penumonia. ‘The room is occupied by Frank Bos- sert, 4 music teacher, by whom Gun- pher was employed. The latter entered the studio last night and lay down to sleep. He covered himself with rugs. He already was suffering when he en- tered the stugio and was trying to call help when he became unconscous, He is in a very critical condition at Roose velt’ Hospi ———— ‘The 1904 World Almanac and En- cyclopedia gives ten thousand facts on a thousand topics. Price 25 cents, hy mail 35 cents. : Walking Skirts, Bob 5 ' Value 7.50 to 12.50. Cloth and Velour Coats, 5% 8, 15,0 Value 12.50 to 45.00. 7 | economize on home embellishments. China and Glass Sale. , 3-Ib. cans, 29c.i% 5-Ib. cans, ]) Tomatoes, Ruby King brand, extra quality, fine fruit, can, 9c.; dozen, || $1.02. Tomatoes, Jessamine brand, best quality, red ripe Jersey sto can, |) t1c.; dozen, $1.21. Tomatoes, American Beauty brand, extra large cans, cholcest quality Jersey pack, can, 13c.; dozen, $1.46. } | Marrowfat Peas, Jessamine brand, | can, 10c.; case of two dozen, $2.18. Early June Peas, Lily White brand, can, 1 case Of two dozen, $2.66. Sifted Early June Peas, Lily White brand, can, 13¢.; case of two dozen, $2.89, i California Asparagus, — Manzanjta ! brand, can, 22c.; dozen, $2.53. California Asparagus, Jessamine brand, pound tall cans, 14¢.; dozen, $1.57, Depart ment..«0n regular price 94c, a bot- 74Ac | Theophile Roederer, Red Label, regular price for case of quarts, $24.74; special $20.74. Baskets containing three quart | bottles, regular price, $6.79; spe- cial, $5.79, | Regular price for case of pints, $15.63. ‘ Royal Amber Bourbon, gal, $4.19; $20.74; special $22.74, Siberian Dog Skin Robes, $18.99 bot, 99, Basket: taining twell ints, ST. & 322:AVE. {0 $27.58. Old Ben, Franklin Rye, wicker-| regular price, $14.79} special roo Robes, 27.49 to covered quart demijohns, 94, $12.79, FER ' ' Camille Barthe’s Bordeaux Wines. . Kangaroo Skin Driving Coats, Margaux, case qts., our regular price $7.49; special $6.24 Sateen Petticoats. $40.96 to $45.91. Pontet Canet, case qts., our regular price $7.94; special $6.69 Black Moiré Fue Diva Come worth $25.00; } Larose, case qts., our regular price $9,493 special $8.24 ; . our price $11.82, '] Lafite, case qts., our regular price $9.94; special $8.69 Double ie Fur Collars, $1.96 to $34.24. - |] Sauternes ane die our ure este Fey nine tailored straps, Fur Gloves, $3.91 to $15.63, Yi i : 4 ru case qts., our regular price $9,943 special $8.69 98 Foot Mufls, $2.96. I}, Yuen, ; ee era hoi p - & ‘ ‘ fh P thst H.ONeill & Co. We Continue the January Sale of Furniture, Upholstery and Rugs. Every article in these departments much reduced in price, presenting the opportunity of the year to & Three-Piece Parlor Suits disco $13.98 each. Actual value $20.00. These splendid Couches are made with the famous black coil steel kangaroo springs, guaranteed not to sag; coverings of plain and fancy velours, and are positively worth $20.00. ' | We have taken radical reductions in the price of | Desks, Music Cabinets, Dining Room Tables. | Parlor Cabinets, Fancy Rockers, Chairs and Sideboards. Price Reductions in Upholstery. i heavy mahogany finished frames. very bighly polished and carved jacks. Choice of coverings in Tapestry, ciona $ Velour and Danisikicale price eee cs $20.00 Worth $26.50 Fifty Indestructible Couches. (Like Cut \ » Sale Price, | | i PORTIERES—We offer a lot of odd pairs at 1; TO 34 ORIG- INAL PRICES. PORTIERES—Plain and figured, with fringe or applied \$3 25 borders—regular price, $4.25 per pair; special at....... Z, e IRISH POINT CURTAINS-a particularly good line, } @ 3 9g 31% yards long—regular price, $5.00 per pair; special at... 6$ . Particular attention can be given just now to the Re- Upholstering of Furniture. Price Reductions in Rugs. While every Rug in stock is reduced in price for this january Sale, special attention is called to one particular ine, of which we have a limited quantity only, that has been marked away down. Smyrna Rugs. Size 6x9, regular price, $10.00; sale price, $7.50 Size 7.6x10.6, regular price, $14,00; sale price, $10.50 Size 9x12, regular price, $18.00; sale price, $13.50 Size 16x30 inches, regular price, 50c.: sale price, 39¢ (Fourth Floor.) Py We Are Exclusive Agents in New York City for The Demorest Sewing Machines. There Are No Better Machines Made, ~ and the prices are about half what you are asked to pay for other makes, ; ONE Dollar Club Membership Fee Sends a Demorest to your home, 4) Investigate our Club Plan. V Prices range from $15.00 to $48.00. We Do All Kinds of Repairing, No Matter What Make See Demonstration at the Notion Counter of the Spencer Automatic Hand Sewing Machine. Can be carried in a hand bag—weight, four pounds—strong ) ¢ and durable—sews any material perfectly with cotton or sik 7.50 bimecucenaen marae —automatic tension—price.......- Special Friday and Saturday Sale of Housefurnishing Goods. Every Item Warranted as Represented. Berlin | Electric Heavy Special...... TEA 2. WASHING lapannod fi POTS, = MA. BREAD Planish. CHINES, BOXES, , i ed Tin, ade Largest— \ best clear Rogular | dar. 31.48, | + SDO- clal..276 4 pints—Regular 43¢. Speclal........., 5 pints—Ropular 496. specta ¢ BREAD RAISER, double- coated tin, 14-quart; Fegular 79e., special, 606 | Stamped DISH PANS. Dou- ble coated tin, 14at. sizo. Regular 41c., special. 30c Ran est Heavy | Covered , | extra. heavy PAILS, tin OIL CANS, 3-qt, size. | 4-qt. sizo, reg- Regular 5 ular 38c., 316, Rare Noginae cl | special .. 296 special— } 5c. 236) 206 DUST BEATEK, regular 4 } price 3961, special at GC. | VERSAL FOOD || ——— Sarr | PERS — The only ||| Columbia DIAL SCALES || chopper that gives sat- | | —wolghs 24 Ibs. Regular or rolls a ¢ by || Isfaction, ||| 98c., special Price, $.,25. il (756. | 886. (Basement.) Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street.