The evening world. Newspaper, February 26, 1904, Page 14

sillier spilt -_ STE ORE OR IT THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, F FOOUE WN NOU THEI TREASURER EMPLONEROUTS3 Wess 2 a EARN tache, answering to the name of Fran- West Fourteenth Street . kel. | i Kaw spear Say that Walter A. Dawson Has’ Jacob Frankel witha to Have us arendder Girsiatrisink eeeintererll Pianos fo r Every Semi- Annual Stock Clea rane ; Jronworker Tumbled to Bottom} Disappeared, Taking $4,161,| Fled to Oid Home, Leaving spss i him" be annshon was. closed, One in This Last Day But One Franke! sed and left his apartments | Sula ma ab the fue. All Their Funds, with Him—] Family Destitute, and Police .¥jcisk: fohing hie wi inate ere Help-| Have Notified Police, |aeen there by any of the Baruch family | less All Night-Long. Asked to Arrest Him. tind, won ed getuched to hele plac | that Franke! had disappeared and timt Walter A. Dawson, treasurer of the! rem hts modest apartment at No, 1st! AUOUE #00 worth of articles were miss. New York Housesmiths’ Union, has dis-lgecond street Jacob Frankel has fled to ————— COMPANIONS DID NOT appeared, aid with him $416, all the/nis off home at Kiev, Russia, leaving LAWYER SENT TO PRISON. HEAR HIS CRY OF ALARM.) {22%%°f the organization, which was) nis wife and mix children dertitute, With “= formed to fight “Local No. 2.” Sam/nim ho is said to have a considerable Patks's striking outfit. ‘The police arelaum of money which he raised by Great February Piano Sale Of the celebrated tone- lasting 1904 model Harmony Pianos for $185, on terms of $5 down and These- Morning Specials for To-Morrow BOYS’ WAISTS AND BLOUSES— (on ‘ira rtoor.) Heavy Cheviot, Percale and Outing Flaanel—full pleated or Russian styles—light, medium and en to a3) years— regularly 25 to 39 cents..+-++ssse00+ : ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P, M |—NO MAIL ORDERS. e+ William Nichols Must Serve Ten Years tm Sing Sing. looking for Dawsog, and members of vate! Watehm: oor i pawning or selling watches, rings and) Recorder Goff, in General Sessions WOMEN’S TUCKED CHIFFON HATS—<on Thira rior.) t¢hman on the Floor Above POSATELE, nome Caaee ea TtinE to find. Mother Jewelry, which he took from his) ¢nig afternoon, aentenced «William Black, White and Light Blue—crown and brim covered with Failed to Discover Him and| atsrm tas been inosea, ant the meaner {cmplovers. H. A. Baruch & Bon, pawn-) Nichols, an attorney, of N Mot c closty tucked of folded chiffon—extra fine qualiy—extea well made tex itivether miter te a ianad te brokers at No. 16 Avenue A. Gis avenue, to Sing Sing Prison for ten —large, medium and amall—very newest shapes—value $2.00-..... When Finally Resoued Unfor-| watcn tor tho missing treararer about hit Toat, and when ween to-day ae], Nichols was convicted atter a five ' ONLY SOLD UNTIL ONE P. M.—NO MAIL ORDERS. Dawson disappeared Tuesday. He left | first denied that anything was missing. | FE%n« Tinea MOPEMAUON, OF RETIUES. | eee tunate Man, Was Dying. his home at No. 678 Marcy avenue,| Neither will Magistrate Ommen, who| Stercks to sign a bogus bail bond, ball Brooklyn, and nothing has been heard | === = ~ of him: by his, family since that time, From 6 o'clock last night until $50 He told his wife and daughter that if 'olock this morning John Rabbit? an| they wanted to know. affyth'ng about fronworker, lay with his right side| him to ask Attorney Henry W. Herbert, crushed slowly freezing to death in the| Of No. 6 Wall street. Alarmed at his absence, the daughter went to tho lew- sub-cellar of the new bullding at Eighth! ger's office and her strange inquiry street and Broadway. The terrible in-| started an investigation, Jurios of the man, combined with nis Withdrew Every Cent. 101 Marconi tein me oe Herbert knows nothing about Dawson, bee "| and it was he who informed the officers Re pis iitegen deepen ae sae of the uniop and insisted that the vase agPRaubltrarn ed alive as long] should be put In the hands of tho police. : Before this was done t en He 1s employed on the bullding and] went-to. the Firat Natenell sank tor| was on the third floor when the sig-| Rrooklyn, and there learned that on aa wee given to knock off w Tuesday last Dawson had with¢rawn night. With the other employ: he) every cent belonging to the association. stripped off his overalls and jacket, put| Benjamin Stirling, Charles D. Brooks on his overcoat and started for the|and John J. Smith, members of the timekeeper’s office on the grotind floor| Executive Committee of the House- Boys’ Clothing—stock CLEARANCE These tersely tofd of values represent this season’s best styles! We never carry goods from year to year, and do not stop at cost to close out stock —sales are first and only consideration now! Koee Pants... . to 16 years were .75... It a prospective purchaser of a piano, look into this Knee Pants.. to15 years were .49. proposition immediately, for it means securing one of the best | | Bloomer, Knee and Bieyele Paats. to 16 years were |.25. Silk Neckties, entire stock. were .29. nsaction, pianos ever built and saving from $165 to $200 in the transacti A Overcuals ivvan. ceceae The price of the Harmony Piano, including stool and |} Russian Overcoats.. Se bo Bivehes ~_ wacke cover, is $185, and pianos which cannot compare with it are being J) Reefers and Overcoats =" gael sae were 2.98. 8 sold every day at from $350 to $400 each, so the saying you Make J Reeters.... 1.3 to Tyears were 4.98 to 7.98 2°98 by securing the Harmony in this great February piano sale is as §]| Norfotk Suits. 19 (0 1G years were 598. plain as two and two. Norfolk and Double Breast Saits......9 (016 years wete 3.98... The Harmony Piano is bvill by the most ckilled piano- }}| Double Breast Suits... 18 to 16 years were 4.98..,... makers in the world, and embraces ‘very feature approved of by {| Sailor Suits........ see) 08d sizes ‘were 4.98 & 5,98 piano experts and members of the musical profession, Young Men's Trousers 28to33inseam were 3.00/,.... Don’t Delay Another Day, For this sale will end Monday, Feb. 29th—and one of the greatest chances to secure a tine Piano will be gone! to put in his check, smiths’ Unton, called at the Dawaon | - es Pe Upp tt at hel sturabied home to-day, but could learn nothing © The cases are wrought in the ue Empire design in fine Oe ep wa e a ys did not hear his| from Mrs, Dawson. She said she thinks ble veneer, beautifully carved H i Dettori te eee aruck the her husband fs Insané, as he had, actsd isola pe Pianos’ are fitted with the very finest tone-lastin; Misses and Girls Garments eterna aes dapeet aitede oe nied | ene er eet a |] action, most ven seale, 74 octaves and best mechanism droite Last Saturday of the Season el e S ce Mu S| C \- scloug, ‘The timekdeper waited for him | walk the floor throughout the night. after all tho others had turned in thelr! From Dawson's the three committee- had forgotten tu Foporecwentenome, "e|men went to No. 7 aibany avente,| "T"he principle of the Boraxologist is, eric forgotten tv report, went home. °, igiorvals through’'the night fab-| Where C. A. Walter, fnancial secretary vit refuined “consciousness ‘utd. cailed | of the union, lives. Walter had been out hen d kk fi tak fis Mastin wnechina | fae moms ven, Watters beet When you do anything always look for the supposed that each time he (paaeea. night at a special/meeting of the Bx- best bes ineet curs rattling by drowned the voice| ecutive Committee at the Manhattan way. ust as there is a t way to! of the t ; PEG Lyceum, No, #4 Bast Fourth street, they 1 1 alarmed when Rabbit did fot report ine] will go over his books, Mrs. Walter said | ATT) socks or to make je ly, or to solve a: work to-day and he discovered that the| that her huband had gone to Boston eeeiate Mahe nett MaeAlR [on orivate business and) wovla cecum Mathematical problem, so there is a best! Girls’ Long Coats 6tou pe | Were $10 &4 Children's Coats i 3, 98° 2 to.4 years, | Children's Coats eet aca: | Were $7 to $10 ‘enitren s Dioee 2: 98 Odd sizes, GIRLS’ RUSSIAN SUITS— G Royal and Brown—pleated front—gored ted cakiet—fanéy fare! braid—B to 14 years--made to sell st 34,00 1 5 ONLY 500—NOT PROMISED FOR ALL DA . o—————_——_1 » out. The tone is rich, clear and lasting and the touch is exceptionally elastic and responsive. ‘ A ten years’ guarantee accompanies every Harmony Piano, being inserted on the inside of the top lid. This piano will de delivered uvon the first payment of $5. No interest is charged‘for time taken for making payments. your old. piano for a beautiful new Harmony Exchange and pay any balance due at $1 a week. On cash sales we ship pianos frée of charge to 4nd found poor Rabbit. An ambulance | to-morrow morning. y part of the ; ists, 5 t Jewel surgeon who took him to St. Vincait's s, $500 Bona. ce ‘I Boys’ Waists, Sweaters, etc. ewelry i sy Hospitat aid that inal probabiity he] 5, een Dee ‘endersiement | WAY, to wash things Use Borax. Unite Spates: =) Stock Clearing Prices. |" © Half Price and Less Siicing ald: BORAX makes. the ath delightful and “Dawson was our treasurer and was ENGINE DRIVER LAY under a #500 bond. When we decided /veally cleansing; dish washing is robbed of | Now. |'No fear of carrying over any sutplar 19 | With such reductions as theser— walled Chatelaine Fewelied eit nnd Mock Pine Laundered Peres principally smi Nogligee Shirts Howemite Union and Too No. 2 it8 tetfors an “dreaded red hands; in the, Fanta lowes ana Wa 8 sikarbeies INSENSIBLE IN GAB ls is 'e:eice Sommtee steaa|latndry you'll get the whitest, sweetest, i Baus . Pearl Scart Pins......+ ane) Ca ee eee ae clothes with the least rubbing. Borax has, ut oursthree business agents sued ‘a Thaig Was pati Like Mad When| ‘cee zear™.20,e%4,imct *t]a power-to cleanse that will astonish you. For Sale. Railroads, cate ited cute Lin eel Chan Brac < minority asked for an tajanction re- ste Wee wa jag | _| > Fireman Became Uneasy and| ttn iwvan Charen at ueots,t: Imitations’ ate worthless and injurious. Wea Gicdit. Iden Pen nnsylvania Aipiner and Decblonsnnn. 100 AD | aa Reata EStoate coat | se 4| Climbed Over, Pulled Baok| tended ux while Dawson, who, b ! | RAILROAD Sl ey sida ae 4 = 5 ‘ty to the suit, i nd |) Tinottie and Avoided Colisin|sesere wiser ow oes oer | 20 - MULE -"TEAM BRAND ICL O THIN G]]mgee BAe weacacnrweny 20 | tga 5 Henry W. Herbert, of No, 69 Wall a SOR TADIES, MEM AND BOTS, ' Last Dey—But One Seid Gord Ba 2 } ak Biceat gi mpamadaanady ére) sedi] tne Borax is pure. For sale by grocers and|| *x dere Deliveries Made Ri Sahn Don't Miss These Valves fe ES eget con oe AM L at 4 train, & rode f Patter . 1. arawn by angie Xo, 212, was running) "At that time our tonds, amountine| deugppists, in 4% and J Ib. packages. Gin'abe, Credit House, || oS) oo ttt Vann? act, Pom Tot Coon H {nto East New York from Jamatca to- | tO 4.700, were depositea tn the unign's $ 5 5 223 6th Ave., Bet. Idth & 15th Ste. 1 bad rou ie TATED aPuyean |Special Sale of Girls’ Bteriing Silver Hope Lorsnette 4 day the remain, who was back on the pane penis tieeinn Apne: Corabay by eiaey pees pres lt book, ‘MODERN MIRACLES,” Pacific || Fixer moon’ SRN LTR Ga Sinclanu, Tidiasapsiis, SetLSe” phates Junior Tailored Suits gelid Ge a Gola, ctw Cluster Earrings, qj Hoan Reahi ree coer rato|the money to the First National Bank z rhe te aa for betw; gon wear... 5,98 wld Sa en Rise of Brooklyn, and Dawson, as treasurer, did so, But instead of putting the funds in the union's name he made tt| — ~' Z & personal account without our know!-] ss ee male rise ONE RAS AE and that the train was bumping badly. He could not see the engineer, Charles Thorpe, of Richmond Hill, from where he was working, but called to him: ie er Chi we e ‘Twelve dolla Hci Be Decrat rom short anda. of cloth | Space. a i chips “Sahvine. manufacturer was ‘glad to | M eife eae ted er ol serie ieaelenge ahi ae ay ee naa hee iH tan" offers at F mart, “Peautiful | follt, Ge Nirah AGO PRGRED Pullman tallored costumes ‘of 12 to 16— Hoes tna IRS toranette 3.98 for “Ease her down, Charile, or there'll | ease. Gas. | Cannot be duplleated “slsewhere ‘andor “Tea gags mittee een i be a smash-up.” “Our Secretary, Patrick McGuire, for| —/ ; : aaa) aes ‘Twelve doers. Bx Heavy Gold Link Buttons” #490't> $1.08 Receiving no response and noticing | #0™Me unaccountable reason, let Dawson Banking and Financial. Banking and Financial. Pittabure. (Glecinngt ste ean ——_—————_ ) have his bond, and we have since ————— Wh ya Bheng P } that the speed of the engine was still | increasing, he ran forward into the cab, When he crossed to the engineer's \ seat he saw Thorpe stretched out un- learned that he immediately turned it in, thus making 1t impossible for us to recover anything from the bonding company. ri ie) % . ’ oh eee Gee Stock Clearance of Fine Corsets As, as “| The following will be tables and Me Ronag SUC ERR ei ped diced 2 ied esiapes ai in pcb the very make Yt an hennndoah Vatiey” Ron keneagiae ‘That series of special articles in ‘Waltham: re bigin Paton | A conscious, bleeding from a deep wound | rena ne aiscovered that Dawson my | BSCE, FoR, Cley ‘Baturda: preter and would willingly bey fall price for. \ in the side of the head, Mia tistanetont iomeomN bat acces the NEW YORK COMMERCIAL on i) Narr Meri LEVEN se eC MCIN- | Fine Coutille Corsate ! { could not account f , Ki GENRES —Por Pi fare ‘ei Impoftea Coutille Corsets 4 | By this time the train was dashing | im tme to make it good. He didn't do cinnatk Indiaaatene ™an, atin Ribbon Girdles H 1.49 , | Rich Brocade silk Corseta 198 | | Peat Son aa talline the euetness j #0. and X suppose he, thought he might DaEes wat i aiunine mag Li 8 ieee SPECIAL. —Daliy | Were 2:25 and 2.98).--.rerrere Leading Straight :Beaeihy jm | aa just as well steal the full amount. gnanal ‘eo. ON AND Tie sown, de Corsets Fancy Ribbon Girdles | had become entangled with tho speed | "iwwe are net eatiafied that Dawson ts rnd (elevator). oe Mi rebie wagto vier rae? Aad core. Fineot Goutile Corsets 279. || rine Gontnis Cormate regulator, pulling {t out to the full| ene only one who has profited by this. 10” (Besbromta “king °C fi £5. |Irine French Batiste, ware, og | Suort and Habit Hips y) speee Rowat ty all pombe, taste ‘There has been crooked work going on Aad his Court iene Methods in lon- __ Agents Wa Wanted.» Parlor na a principally sizes 18 to 28..... 3.98 and 4.98 | Beat makes—sizes te at Reo for some time, and we are determined Glosed the throttle, ‘The train slowed to sun down the guilty ones and send ‘tana, will begin with the issue of next Ag ts ts Wante ep at Rete Conde lenen neat ie ate Une as ng / them up the river to keep Sam Parks: eather Goods ‘aul REP Aa lt CES | hn SATURDAY MORNING, FEB. 27 ote Bhisham Ger Can Waly Qos Bos Aap silos The body of the engineer was utted|, Dawson has been paying attention to} These articles are in interesting. Phe story of rite, of the bent fire extin- hate 5. | Purses and Pocket Bool i] from the train and taken to the Bed-| big blonde of late, and we think that Sagi ere a0 Sey ‘n° | newest and best leathers— 5¢ tord Street Hospital in bull “Monte; Cristo nd ia gilded career is Sutomobiie owner. ourses.....30 cents pj ‘How hi fe by the wound it hig) this might have caused him to spend ing needs one: weit NE. "®. | were .25 to $30—now... .10 to 3.98 ‘ 7 © came by wound in rT ae: in. comparison, 11.30 TO 2,30 BR head i8'a mystery, thuogh the rai Hroud’| the money thet ald not belong to hisa, re ti NEVERMYSS FIRE EXTINGUISITER Co,, BEABOARD “AY B : j oMcials offer the explanation that he| He is a veteran of the Civil Wer and ge det, 8 POE, plundered voles. Middletown, N.Y. TRenhoard rei 12 “aaiy. | Stationery Bargains SATURDA! Ps yeas probably. atruoke b; pone frown | ie a member of one of the Brooktyn ates ‘teases onde ae va trl —_—— Wore boc a PM At 1.98 RDAY, FEB. 27° J © wound will not prove if : Ro ow lAG | . @. A. R. poste, era eiiygees thre : ae +. Consomme Jardinal \ Pre cant raelaieeeeeeeres Datacard fifty-three years old, five at tan opera of Railroads. aahiy? Metionit aol New ant SSA Yc | Leather Desk Sets—were 2.98 to 3.98. Oxtell © ts: Anataise, is if CAR RUNS DOWN TWO. feet ten inches tall, and has blue Scr nc Rely 83 CENTS. foaeage waa SEP WMEAT 785 | at go cents Broiled Bluetish—Maitre D’ Hotél, gray mustache and fair complexion’ ‘The’, Y, Commercial ip tenued Every Business Morning—Wail Ror Sek WCOMRERE, and Se. Desk Pads—Plain or Gterling mounted || poast'Prine Rib oc Beet, Dist rain iA popper cap psa ve dads ip dled ar gil ae M, sand 203 corners. { Sweet Corn tn Cream. | lye. mao ot 78 conte o month Publication Office: © Spruce St, N. Y. Tartan Woes See | at 1234 cents stewet Carrots 1 Cream, Rec re, Cena Met ay |Will You Write a Postal oe eee HE Teg CONS tcceraitge tunes or Baked Hove hi poh end ha . of the pinay Queen Custard, with Jelly. Sn Lode Tu te af rte, $0.4 Sick One May Get Wal = avenue, Brooklyn, across Centre atreet 4 faeoe) ia NEO CONE ay antcetahcmersian ee eee at Chambers this afternoon, when a For Sale. (corn fai Pencil Boxes—! eM Feats 860 ss a above oo GREAT STOCK SALE OF VEILINGS Black aad Black-and- White—plain and fancy meshes— with and without dots—the most popular kinds— north bound Madison avenue car struck them. Scheedel jumped onto the fender | a druggist near him eo that he may and’ tried to lft. Mire. De Nyse atter| bottles “Dr. hoop's Restoraitve, Her mex eee clothing caught and she Wag | take it @ month at my rink. Tf It succeeds, MK ambulance from the Hudwon Street | the cout ia $0.50. "If st falls, the drucxist xiospltal was called and tho, surgeon | Will Bill Lo se hat ld that De Nyse was suffering | That month's test will show you what the from’e facture of tHe lett lem, Shie was'| remedy ean do. It "Ye the easiest way to taken to the hospital, Wines you. It Is the onty way to induce CASH OR CREDIT. EDISON 19 cent Veilin EAE LN) SOAR GE + 7 coats Dactbitennces eataheas rite eet, ee A "eae tht is otter to st Ao uliaty my, curse Ld PHONOGRAPHL cent Veilings .. 0 e 29 cent Veiline: 49 cent Veilings.., \69 cent Veilingsees. ED AT ul. | WRITE FOR 16 29 Larnent Hho is WMUMANUED, ‘World. ents pel hea HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH. | iis as sgt atte ny Bladly. pecause, they ‘got wel Milk Driver Struck by Jamatoa " just as willingly when one T have Two § special pail Ape Sia puista tateee tel Tatts i baces pvt Topi may eaA oy — a prispend ieee pap agiegt Toned a ith ies x Che oa ted eet As $160 and $200 Ee Wed ca Se Na St Eres ote cadence bi ia own: Bian Children's } Repucep | Corset Covers—REDUCED _ Petatioant tow Pork ede Bente | nes, eg E caerorg wit asd 1’ advontegeses fo y [Aceh Mareser, een non Hoch NE wee aah taeeahenases | Underwear J | Cambric and Neinsook—lace, / . “Rodman, "the driver of the track, | # ——. |, DIAMONDS ON CREDIT. time Ware, Now. ind ribbow trim—full fronts, straight-or ‘was sly’ Injured, 8 | DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY ‘ lc Di e _ af French styles. "Rodman. was thrown ‘to. the’ ground 2188-2100-2192 Gash or Credit, WEST SHORE R. R. Gamprle Drawers pgs M8] Rrunel et ee 01 five |L4N. ¥. Central & Madson Rivne Au, Lesaee s149 198! 2.98 ... n charge ee Pusfiively wo" embiovete Seference nklin St. Sta, | Skirte—Lace and Emb'y \khavadmoat run over by the oar, “All or | the. vr } in the car Were shattered | there 1* no "other way" fo if THIRD AV. Bet. 119-120 ts, Coen eveniies the. ‘collision, and several of the pas- "Ska Goncelve (ot. a. stk \ antl! 9 o'clock. Pai ater tt, “We 4nd Flannel! Skirts ....-- 18 24/198 - ‘ jwere cut by fiying glass. "| nesiect” sucha. treatment, hart we 2 a) eis ft Wo SWEETS to" =F Fig Intermmediece Canton Flannel Drawers... 39 -28| 1.49 « ? Adress , Shoop, Box 112, Racine, Wis. pearapmeaeers P. nego Boys’ Muslin Night Bbirts., 59 39° 98... ‘ Seine t Mon, ana We Lim. for Det.Chi (PRIGONER’ DIES IN CELL, we lttd, cases, Ot ahronio, are, oftén cured entre og, Bs nd Women| Mary brome! 31-39 AIDEN Lane, =! Roe Hutson Rais Alia | ks C STEAL ay STS Vid & Ch “William Dolan, forty-five years old, of MEN’S HEAVY KID GLOVES— Manhattan C a Clothing Con SFr ruta od, Bitoni ee Nee a m Sh Reh tly or By ‘too, Nara Dei Ald fat East. Twanty- mE! i ie” ar enty-seventhi Dr. Shoop’s Restorative NG RBO Nt Me a * | Dramonns, | ik saa neg ne igane| Genuine Nappa Kid—Pique outseams—Prix seam back-~one 28 ; «a RH AND aa ae igri Re Help Wantedceeaie —in the popu! ae Tap ones fot driving or walking—all sizea— : ih hai ofS anit AYO ER we a Ey Homan 00 Mc enter ve Ks cB. BERT, ae reverent ate tnnteret een