The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1904, Page 6

Leon Miller Tries to Murder Mrs. Margaret Lang, and Angry Crowd Nearly Kicks Assailant to Death. FIRED THREE BULLETS AND NEARLY HIT GIRL. Man Was in Love with Married Woman and He Became Des- perate When She Refused to Encourage Him. Leon Miller, @ love-crazed mechanto, of No. 41 West Forty-second streat, Wishes to-day that he hadn't fired three Shots at pretty Mrs. Margaret Lan ‘wife of Joseph Lang, who keeps a del eatessen store at No. 582 Eleventh ave- fue, because aw large crowd of people who witnessed the assault wer’ so in- dignant that they attacked Miller and almost beat him into unconsciousness Defore a policeman rescued him. Miller says that he wants to die if Mrs. Lang will not love him, but he doesn't want to be Kicked to death. It was while Mrs. Lang’s husband was et the lodge last night that Miller went to the store and began making love to Mrs,"Lang. It wasn't his first per- formance by any means, Mrs. Lang re- pulsed him, as usual, but Miller insisted, ‘until she put him out of the store. It ‘Was then that he stood on the sidewalk and sent three bullets at her through the wingew. None of the shots took effect, but one came very near hitting Mrs. Lang's little daughter. In the West Side Court to-day Mra. Lang told her story to an Evening ‘World reporter, She saia: “Leon Miller was a friend of my hus- band. They came here from the same Province in Germany ten years ago and have always been friendly since, for my husband never kmew of the advances the man waa making to me. I did not ey to tell him for fear he would kill st night after my husband went to the lodge he oame around. and when all the customers had left the store he tried to throw his arms around me. I put him out°of the store, and closed the door on him he said: » gannot have you, no one else will.’ he went outside and fired the # wan so frightened that I faint All that Miller had to say to-day wae that a woman loved as much as Mra, et ‘Was by hin ought to return that ve. If she wouldn't change her mind the matter, he sald, he would air ‘himself ae soon as he waa free DOUBLE WOE FOR WOMAN. Husband Fo Hang! m Her Father Had Died. NORTHPORT, L. I, March 2—The body of Selah J. Smith, tor twelve years head farmer on the estate of the Inte Charles A. Chesebrough, was und hanging trom, wing from "@ rafter In the barn. His mind hecome affected iF the lose of nist position. He w I Thea After years old and leaves a widow and three children. ~ The cece of Mrs, Smith died dur- Ing the nigh t from pneumonin. | MRS: LANG, WHOM Shoe Deft. LOVE-CRAZED MAN TRIED TO MURDER Special for Saturday;— 1,000 Pairs of Women’s Oxfords A Very Fine Vici Kid Oxford, all sizes; _|merly $3.50. A Very Stylish” Oxford in the canvas; ly $4.00, Tota, of aaan ‘man. Every Grad e, the volume of our business by the number of grades we make—we can undersell the dealer who limits his sales toone grade. As makers we can afford to sell closer than regulation shoe stores—and thousands of New York's .wide.awake shoe buyers know Sixth Ave. and 27th St. 609 Bighth Ave., 39th & 40th St: Factories: #1, 403, 4 Stamps with every gallon of wine o > Hunter, Wilson or Kirk's Olé Crow, we bottling, 4 SOld elsewhere at $1.00, e old ba) extra fine qualit \ ‘per ion, including jug, only M, value $1.50; bottle. 196 old Rye Whiskey, matured and Every | Style in Each Grade. As large manufacturing retailers | selling our own shoes multiplying I, BLYN & SONS, Third Ave. and 122d St, 'y, Near Broome St. one to each customer | |New Lines for Spring. Russia Calf made with welt- | ed and turned ‘soles, Cuban or Military heels; for- Blucher | and plain cut, in ; patent colt ideal kid and white| former- |SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK ‘MONDAY WONDERS. At At - Patent Leather Velour Calf Vici Hid IRN —Lndten Court Ties of Ket that we do, = GUARANTEE SHOE Co., 162 Bowe it Ost sit.. Manhi r whiskey, mellow, per gallon, comprising a number of new styles and leathers, $2.45 $2.95 Lora & | Taylor, Broadway and Twentleth Street and Fifth Avenue. In every conceivable style and embracing every feature of up-to-date shoemaking. new pointed toe shapes, the wide. ¢ shapes and all the popular styles between, all bearing the stamp of absotute reliability, the $3 Blyn trade-mark, The y toe Grand Opening Sale Continued!!! On account of our enormous success we will continue our Speci at even lower prices than last Saturday. | ’ HANDSOME AND EXPENSIVE SOUVENIRS FREE with every | ‘tash purchase, or $5.00 worth of Green, Blue, Red or Theatre Ticket | | including Jug, only! $2.89; worth $4.00; bottle. |. Our own bottling, Rye Whiskey, cheap | at twice the price, per gallon, including | jug, only $1.89; bottle. Superior old {ull bodied Claret, extra! fine flavor, per gallon, 5 5c,; bottle 15¢ EX WINE & LIQUOR STORES CO. ww aie 3d Ave., Between [17th and [18th Sts. TELEPHONE .1985..J—Harlem. RS FILLED WITHOUT MONEY ORDERS. + anodic Grapewine -659c! al | _ THE ‘WORLD: FRIDAY nvEsne ‘MARCH 25, ‘1002 would not allow the Society to dicta to her how ahe should educate her eh! CASH FOR FIREMA' dren. She expreased a determination to educate them as she pleased. Peace “T have boen snding them to school,"* h but I want them to go to # mchool and I caniiot get them day 4a the Knlokertncker Trus Kelly dented this. Ha sald he would | to the credit of Mra. Catherine Kelly got her‘ transfer, Mrs. Sullivan de- | Mark Kelly, of thia his offer, without thanks, but | city, "aha, died as a result of exposure rate Ommen told her that unless | while fighting the Baltimore fire with started the little ones to school | the yolunteer force that left th 5 next Monday. he would take steps to| ‘The money represents voluntary sb: by residents’ of | Baltime of the widow and family. MUST GOTO SCHOOL. wiDOw Mother Who Wouldn't Sena Her Children Ie Arr ed. Mrs, Margaret Sullivan was arraigned in Yorkville Court to-day on complaint of Agent William J. Kelly, of the So- ctety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. He accused her of refusing to send two of her children, Sadle, aged twelve, and Tracey, eleven. to school. Mrs. Sullivan proclaimed that she |} ‘Trt | Mark Kelly, Who Lost Life There. Brooklyn’s . | | Most | Dependable | | | | Large Retail _ Store, at | An Easter. Preparedness that Antici- pates Every Easter Need For Five Hours Saturday—"*stansting_ Positively None at This Price a) I_o’Clock. A manufacturer’s Fin $1.50 to $2.25 Waists, 49c.—A.mansfacture’s|mige futtes bie arovuds ¢ Batistes, white ground, satin | conslsting of white madras with black figures and plain linen colors, tucked frbat) ‘ish stripe, printed in figures, and full sleeves; and white satin madras with figures, also some black and white o:, fancy stripes and floral designs. polka dots and plain oxbloods; all new style waists, with full sleeves and fancy| 27 imchea wide, just the material Hock collar: nee 4 1942; worth from $1.50 to ‘$2.25; SATURDAY FROM 8 to 1 ONLY.. | | | | women admire for waists and shiri-waist | suite, worth 8c. | FROM 8 TO 1 ONLY; yard .. Daintiest Millinery | SATURDAY, Sc’ L Saturday’s Important News of Stunning New Spring Suits & Waists There's a distinctiveness about all our Wo- men’s outerwear that singles it out as far above the ordinary ready-to-wear kinds. You look at these Suits, for example, and the conelusion is forced upon you that here are all the virtues of the high-class tallored-to-measure sults But there’s a price-differ front, fancy button trimmed, blouse eton | effect, worth $16.00; Saturday... 9.98 Milan, trimmed with velvet rib- | bon, ‘gilt ornaments and quills, | the $2.48 kind Children's Streamer Hats of Fourth | straw, all colors; worth 75c., | “Gnc | | Two styles of Waists, one | | Handsome Swivel Sille Waists, | white ground woven silk madras,| | |. hemstilehed stripes, large, éall| | sleeves, with fancy stock collars, in | with black dots, fancy hemstitched| | stock collars, full sleeves; the other pf champagne canvas cloth, three nar- Sew iplant down’ treat (aq/ sash stel| trimmed with Persian bands on cuffs, | | collars and down frdnt, all light shades of pink, light —bluer Bab Wear The cutest little dresses one could wish for are here in this infants’ depart- ment. For Saturday we offer Babies’ Short Dresses, with circular or Hubbard. yoke of fine tucks, and hem- | stitehed ruffie; 6 months to 2 "7°49 Bables' short dresses of fino nain-. tan and white, $2.50 he special for Saturday... 39 worth sizes, worth $1.98; special 98c| Superior Easter Clothing for .2 | At prices unparalleled for lowness. We mean to break all selling records in this clothing depart. | ment on Saturday, and to accomplish this to mutual advautage down go our already low prices another notch. Startling, indeed, are the values that | | this great clothing section presents. For boys and young men the opportunities are e | exceptional. the day. | sizes But come in the forenoon, when the crowds are not so dense as later in | Reefers, Tan Coverts. embroidered | Over 5,000 Suits, Double Breasted, gook and law: with yoke or long | emblem, for ages 2% to §, worth Sailor Style and Norfolks, tee. French waiat eff | ros canta tan’ Goveciny shitehed | pitVeTy AES Bless: M08, 8.08 med with fe embroldery: and Ai | | ‘conars and cufts, for ages 3 to 14. | High Clase Novelties in. two-ploce, Luck, ‘sines months to 4 ret! worth $4.0 2.08 hree-place, Russian, and Ni Suits, at NOS Family of Mayor MoClellan deposited $3,207.56 | Reefer and ‘Top Coate, of, tne im. ported Coverin 04, 4.98 | Young Men's and Men's ‘Tan Covert sizes 39 to 42 Double — Breasted Serge Sailor Suits Men's and Young Men's. Cravenette Coats, long and stylish, with, OF two-piece and 1s Spring Overcoats, |_Rugs and Oilcloth | Here are some small rugs in just the rich color effects, that brighten up any dull 5 house. ‘They are impoi special 8.105 Sults for, Young Men of nges 14° ie | without belts © For older Boys, 11 to 16 Vest 10.00 ‘ears, pretty Sults. military three-plee cut 83, Russian Rlouse and Buster Brown in the} two pieces Suits, Brussels, | News, this, that every woman | | ence—a big ons. Take Saturday's suit offering as an / will welcome, for isn’t the | illustration. A splendid gathering, comprising all-wool l Easter Hat an absorbing topic just cheviot serges and venetians, in black, brown and blue, |now, and isn't every woman ready | vine-gored skirt with kilt flare; jacket silk lined, cape y, | | jto prance economy in her Easter) shoulders, collarless, silk braid collar and braid down y eppendinarest: AW ell herel site| 2 | Lace “Baby"’ Hats. trimmed with Jarge bow of ribbon, in white pene black: worth $6.00, at i ady-to-Wear Hats, all the. ona shapes, fancy rough braids and Ferme Suite three Pee to b.98 | tures cee. cebe, Bas] | 27x54 inches, and are the | : | usual $2 grade. Saturday, each 75c| Boys’ Pad Young Men’s Hats and Caps, ines seasoned FLOOR OILCLOTH, | thong Trousers, Knee Trousers, Kilt Suits, Blouses, Shirt Waists,| | ‘riane "yynt ae sod wo-pard | Fancy Silk and | White Vests, | Special, per square yard... } 9c sa: = = a r ee ceieaecentes =? “nichings’ | Easter Footwear | Lenten Groceries | Easter Furnishings | Easter Footwear | ” Underpriced At Prices that Meet Beoncmical) :. For Men & Boys. | Views. With Lent still here these at-! See Harmofy in Yactive grocery items should) ids Easter attire means Peat with more than ordinary force i N | that your feet must | je thrifty howsewife, eck- be fietieel | Boneters Codfish, peers as fittingly | | Brook ‘Trout In | | garbed as the rest of | large va-| you. When you're ie riety of thinking of the new -| light,| | Easter ‘clothes re ew) medium | member that some il \ and dark | attention is due to | colors, your shoes. It's afd «| uur, Hl shield very special lot of 4 either in bean, groun andband, {shoes that we've | zed; regular ‘price, 30 ial tecks, | got together for Sat- My for Basurday 270 ; ay tn zrenes urday, and every | lesen a and reversible four-in-hands and puffs, | is priced mod- inal enero nemreaor ze, | Ex $8.50 Bureaus, 6.50 MT inges eachelsnerisessans Hoss" Shoes, viel kid, box cat and) | ——_——_———_——————— Fan sitk eget nd “rene | patent colt, lace, aizen 1 to a%| | Bor Saturday | lar jes alike, In neat Agitres, | | widths @ to BE we've ar- Shisld and Band. Pecks, bows gud) | colt, viel kid and box calf, widths of golden oak String Ties, each....... B50 © to By igen 1 tO 2. ..ceccecer se BO bureaus, Lies I aoe ee ; | finish, | Mainane nematltened. Inder Ten 3% to 64..8.78 1738 in. top ed_and square, A large variety. Misses’ and Children's kid Shoes. and 18x20 in. t eh : wes | button and lace, widths C to B.| | French bevel | ciate We ‘ante sibs wae sizes 6 to 10%........ 1.28 | plate _ mirror, | | Mind ee i asc) | 11 to 2.1.80 tees largel\\® | | Men's warranted Stalnicas Black | | Women's Shoes and Oxfords, kid Lapin? pulls | | Cotton Hose in plain and and patent leather, newest ahapes,| | Sndbue b | stiteR vale ed pate te, widths B to E, siges 24 to 7... 1.087 beistoP ry) | | Men's Hermadoft Dye Black Cot ie pn than $8.50, at ton Hong’ Cimporxed), spilt sole, Men's hand-sewed Shoes in patent the special price, each, $6.30. | regular 2c. grade... dl colt and vicl kid, sizes 6 to20., 9.60 uriture, 4th floor, i Slwovitz,’ Boys’ Sailor Suits at $2 9s Saifor Suifs-for the little felloW 28,4 to,10, substantially made of ‘bliie and royal serges, hatid- somely trimmed with 12 rows of white, black or red soutache braid, Our special sale price for _ $2.98 these $4 8: sailor gaits is Boys’ $4 Norfolk & Double Breasted Suits at $2.95,, For boys agas 7.40 15 They. ere made in our own workrooms, and * are far superiof to the ordinary: kind; they are put together to withstand the roughest wear a boy can give. You can select from. blue cheviots and a host of fancy light and dark odlored mixtures. Selling them dirett to ‘you from ollr own workroom$ {Saves you $1.05. Instead of * $4, our special price is $2.95 Sale of Little Girls’ Dresses at '98c. ots, ages 2 to 6, here le of the cutest frocks made in we) Boys’ Russian Blouse y come fn plain colored cashmere, pink, light blue, yeseda, Suits at $3.95. trimmed with fancy braid and lace medallio ” 98c We place on special sale these pop- ‘war Russian suits (same as gut) for Special Sale ‘of Little Girls’ Silk Coats at $3: 98. | boys of ages 234 106. Made of red, Aapiendia offering of Peau de: Soie Silk. Coats for little girls, ages 2 to 6,, blue and brown serge and fancy made in the newest double-breasted military models: with cape handsomely | novelty mixtures Wide bloomer trimmed with fancy braid and Cad with silk cording. ees Special pants; emblem on sleeve. These sale price, $3.98 | handsome little suits can not be Special Sale of Girls’ Silk Coats $4.98. | matched for less than $5 else~ |where. Our special sale $3.95 Welcome news of Girls’ Silk Coats in time for Easter. Handsome Peau de price is ° Soie Silk Coats (same shown in cut), in the new box model, with cape and stole effect, trimmed with fency braid, lace insertions and pearl but- $4.98 Top Coats at $2.95. | Handsome little top coats for boys tons, ages 4to 14. Instead of $8, our special sale price is ages 3 to 12. Made of tan covert Sale of Girls’ Confirmation’ Dresses at $4.98. | -We haye taken from our regular stock of Confirmation Dresses a special lot (same style as shown in cut). They of White Point d'Esprit Dresses, made with yok: T -\are made on the same full, boxy, rately trimmed with narrow satin ribbons, full f These dresses’ graceful lines as our men’s overcoats, are for girls ages 6 to 3 and cannot be m tchedat our special \only they are cut for boys, low price, $4.98 | These are $4 top coats at $2.99 Sale of Girls’ Reefers at $2.98. | Sale of Girls’ Dresses at $1.98. Chic Box Reefers, made of tan coverts and blue and black cheviots, Some are collarless, finished With fancy silk braid at neck and cuff, others with notched 6/t0 14, made of blue, red and brown cashmeres, side all with fancy emblem on 6) double. effect piped with striped silk, trimmed with small pearl model. Ages 6to14. Our special sale $2.9 buttons, white silk emblem on front of waist. $1 98 $4 Regular value 2.98. ‘Our special sale price is Sale of Girls’ Reefers at $4.98. | as Another group of these handsome Box Reefers, made of Sale of Girls’ Dresses at $2.98. blue cheviot and tan covert; also Military Reefers in red, These elegant dresses for girls ages 6 to 14 are made blue and brown cheviots, trimmed with contrasting cloths in. the high neck style, of fine cashmeres, in brown, royal, and finished with large gilt buttons. Some Norfolk Coats | cadet, reseda, rose, tan and castor; the waist is made with are also included, made in the new double-breasted tucked silk yoke, finished with full ruffle and trimmed pale with full sleeves. All at the special sale $4. 98| bed apa pe full btshop sleeves. ‘Our $298 Open ae Mebrater Night Till 10.30. AQnrs St. Cor B* Ave A special sale of dainty Russian Blouse Dresses for girls fs SPECIAL SALE N° 286. 32710146 W, 14 TST. | THIRD AVE.NW. Cor. BS"°ST. | BETWEEN 63 AND 7 AVES. {ua BLOCK FROM ELEVATED STATION ! The Correct Hats for Spring. ‘Brilliant Stroke of the Hat Season. _ Blocks: of -évery eminent hatter for this Spring, ,embfacing- flat-set. brims and curl brims, crowns..of, ebery Tight shape and “height—every. ‘hat’ of pure fur felt, silk trimmed) which; ihedns thats ib is absolutely FAST COLOR zt I aGiablerthats that have CHARACTER. ° “sale. is for one week, ending next- Pic | Broadway and oe Ave. fashion and fit at maker's WHOLBSALE: price, MEN’S SUITS of fancy [MeN SUITS of fan- ¢ MEN'S SUITS of fa- cassimere, mae and *5 cy fabrics, buckiin © mous pure worsted bet and pure worsted | (0) 4 cheviot, of graceful Ht tom tailors of qual- and outlines... s+ and double breasted, ity ordinarily use. . Men's Spring Overcoats of All. ‘Wool Covert and Thibet. black Thibet,’ various lengths.:,.... eases Men's Pure Worsted Rain & Shine Costs, Gendine English ictavenittes Every garment certified by Prjestley aa ees 's trade-mark— 58. 50, $10, $12, $15 Challenge Values in Men’s.Suits:and Spring Overcoats. Men’s Durable Calfskin Sises Men's Patent Leather Shoes Comfortableand stylish shapes,sound $ * Splendid coltskin, that goes into $ solid leather th*ugh and through,, 1-45 brands of double the cost,well sewed 1 95 SHIRTS of soft madras and{ NECK WEAR in handsome silks | HALF HOSE, lace weave and cheviot from native 95c! of eater! showing 23c| black with novelty 23¢ and Scotch mills...+ of Ea§ter fancies... embroidery........ Rich Easter Garments for Juveniles. Sailor Suits, Buster Suits, Russian Suits, Blouse Suits, 13 $5 and Spring Reefers with pretty emblems...... Blouse Suits, Eton Suits and Buster Suits of blue cnet. 1, i») fot and other dependable iniiae Confirmation 2: Communion Suits. Tailored from black and dark blue fabrics of universally known REAR and offered direct from the workshops at such little prices! All-woot! ‘Cheviot and Thibet Confirmation Suits, $9 83 with knee pants.....sccceseeeeerssersees hy Pure worsted clay diagonal and aetad| serge $3180 $5 Suits, with knee pants....... aoe cecerene Long Pants Suits of chesiot tibet 50 $7 §; 80: S1Q $ ure worsted, diagonal and serge. 84°59, i; 8: 10, 12 oe Leather Shoes for Confirmation 2 $1. 48, $1.95 . 95¢ Derby Hats. Third Pig NL Wtar $30 St; One block trom Eiovated Station, To-morrow and Monday, LAUNDERED WHITE id ABN’S SIZES, neckvands 12 o had rd tre ays Ou, Confirmation, Nu SATURDAYS. UNTIL 10 eM. THE. SURPRISE STORE, ° 132 to.146 West tir St, batwana Gth aod 7b Avs, ; $4 50: