The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1904, Page 10

KILLED HIS MOTHER AND STEPFATHER Willis H. Wilson Confesses He Shot Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Brown, Found Dead in Their Home. BOSTON, April 1.--Willis H. Wilson fas confessed himself the slayer of his mother and his stepfather, Frank A Brown, who were found ¢ in their n Saturday last, the with a wound in his head and M with one through her heart. s that he killed them accident- m then ugh a sy His nerve and ne steptaties au my n of frightening the r r from er accideatally or hik step- and a bullet went into the ad done, him nese caught ‘olver. Hie | The “pistoi ‘accidentally at his feet. t ed ‘the trunk 1°, who $600 Wilson a i Was arrested found hid- e polley was den in his c oat, a For Our Bodily Mts, « Lesile's Monthisa) ‘There a pO doctors In the United States, ut one for every 850 people, It has b approximately estimated fhat the e yearly In- come of these men is or that the Public fn the country $150,000,000 annually for medical attendance, omit- ting entirely the money spent for patent medicines which brings milHons of dol- lars to manu Spent tor doct prescriptions, or paid to quacks or commercial doctors. ‘The Preparation for the practice of medicine that gives a man a good standing in the profession means an expense of, liberally speaking, $4,007 for four years eT nses during two" years’ and, perhaps, another $1,000 for ne up in practi year or two in ‘ope is also a help. MUNYON'S PAW-PAW JUST THE, TONIC YOUINEED \|clear up the he [hls body was found, appeared and the boat was never found. I}; band she refused all information and f THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1904 MAX MHAZER, GONE SINCE LAST TUESDAY, STRANGELY M.SSING POLICE SEARCH FOR SOHN LUCKOW Jamaica Officials Believe Hotel Keeper Knows How Cornelius Curran Met His Death in Bay Last November. JAMAICA, April 1.—The police have sent out eral alarm for John Luckow, forty-two years old, who for- |merly owned a hotel on Barren Island ind who is wanted by Coroner Ruoff to mystery surrounding the leath of Cornelius Curran, nineteen vears old, who disappeared in Novem- ber last and whose body was found in Jamaica Bay in February. cur was employed at St. Monica's Home, Rockaway Heach. On Noy, 15 Curran and Luckow, the police say, went from Barren Island in a small boat to Rockaway Beach, They started back to Barren Island in the boat and that was the last seen of Curran until Luckow also dis- ‘The nolice say that screams were heard as if coming from the boat and that there is a mystery surrounding the affair that needs clearing up. The Canarsie police. who made an Invest!- gation, say that when they went to Mrs. Luckow to inquire about her hua- NEWSBOY TO SING ON EASTER Quigley Will Be paper Men im Maxw at Owing to a ct Mr. Quigley, the was unable to be present at the M. mass at St. Andrew's, City that she, too, subsequently disappeared, Mrs. Luckow is also being sought by the alice, John Philips, of Rockaway Beach, told Coroner Ruoff yesterday that Mrs, ‘Tnekow in December last sald she tad heard from her hugband, who was in Manhattan, and that he had asked her | ' his trip to furop to send him his gun and dog, and she| to sing on Easter at the had done 60, Luckow and his wife are | men's mass” at 2.30 A, M. reported to be living in Manhattan, As] solemn high mas: - soon as they are found Coroner Ruoft| At the 10.20 A mass Wilton Seo. will hold an inquest, the famous man foprane, will sing. — ———_ — Beauties of the Stage. 2,100 Join Royal Arc Another page in colors, with pictures} CHICAGO, April 1.—An event of the prettiest women at present on the | precedented in the annals of fratet stage in New York City. This feature |socleties took place here this even is becoming a very popular part of the} when 3,100 candidates Sunday World Magazine. Unto the Order of the R Hall place, on Palm Sunday. up tn a measure for he In order to make appointment this o This wil were initiat: 2 Stores in Philadelphia-14 in Chica GTHAVE. O & 1B St, LP >. TH It will cure Dyspepsia. It will cure Indigestion and all other forms of Stomach Trouble. It will cure Catarrh and , Rheumatism. Asa Spring Medicine it has no equal, PURIFY THE BLOOD And drive out Catarrh, Rheuma- tism and all other Blood Disorders by using MUNYON’S icl Kid Shoes, English Welts. Box Calf Shoes, new lasts and shapes. heavy or light soles. Women's Patent Calf, dull kid top, lace and button, flexible soles, mili- tary heel. Women's Vici Kid Vamp, dull kid top, patent tip, button and lace flexible soles, military heel. Men's Patent Coli Button Shoes, hand welts, oak soles. Men's French Wax Calf Lace Shoes, hand welts, oak soles. Men's Vici Kid Lace, hand welts, oak soles. ‘ cher S| Shoes, Misses’ Vamp: and BI Misses’ soles, Misses’ $3 Shoes That’s Our Best Shoes Mean something more than ordinary kinds of best shoes. It means that they are unexcelled for quality, workmanship and material, It means shoes with tone and character, It means the highest class of foot- wear, It means shoes made faultlessly by skilled shoemakers, It means perfection lasts with high arch insteps, the of fash New boots. ) boots, Oxford lasts and At 1.00. SHOE FACTORIES: BROCKTON, MASS. At 2.00 Our 3 Special Shoe Store for Men PAW-PAW All Druggists, CAMPELLO. MASS. SO, BRAINTREE. MASS. LYNN, 8 and Women Cor. 2I'st St. and 6th Ave. eard at Nevws.|% FRAZIN & OPPENHEIM | D $3 SHOE STORE. $1 Shoes That’s GOOD Childs’ Tan Vici Kid Button Shoes, hand- trimmed soles, Entire Floor of 6,000 square feet devoted to selling Good Dollar Shoes, All Kinds, All Leathers, All Sizes, All Widths, All the Year Round, Always One Price, $1. $2 Shoes That’s BETTER Boys’ Guaranteed Patent Colt Blu. Boys’ velour Calf Blucher, hand welts, oak soles, Boys’ Guaranteed Patent Colt Lace kid tips, button and lace, welted oak last shape, welted oak soles. No footache wth our comfortable Shoes at $2. keeping with gs PLN ay ir eRE, Py eee iar pay lay For eta in Sample Suits, Top Coats & Reefers the demands } 3186 $8 and 10 Kinds--To-Morrow 10n. sia calf Oxford ties and boots, shiny leathers in Oxford ties and Kinds that are In aclass by themselves, ENTIRE BUILDING DEVOTED TO SELLING THREE SPECIAL PRICED SHOES. At 3.00, MHAZER MISSING {$100,000 FORTUNE WAS DRUNKARD AND WIFE IL) FOR POSTAL CLERK Nassau Street Importer and|Joseph Deane, Whose Salary Is William Galy, on the Eve of Exporter’s Disappearance Is| $1,000 a Year, Inherits Part; His Golden Wedding, Is a Deen Mystery—Last Seen of $750,000 Estate Left by on Tuesday. His Grandfather. Months. Joxoph Deane, who has been grinding & for the past fourteen years as a rk in. the post-<d on a salary hn has finally In Much mystery surrounds the disap pearance of Max Mh.zor, an importer and exporter, with offices at } Nassau street He was Inst seen on Tuesday morning, when he arrived nt his offices earty, On the eve of her golden wedding Mrs. Catherine Daly, of No. 3% Ham jilton 4 ppeared in the Harlem and asked Magistrate r husband, William, to hat he had been Tematning only a few are going to satisty that she could minutes. rT the world, and will first make a ore, a is Monday night John Fitzgerald, col-| trip to Europe. sixty-eight. ‘The money was left by his ¢ George B, Deane, kn: nm politicians as * “He died in I n estate appraised mW. It is to be div and the mentioned ‘or the building in which Mhazer | , 1 his offices, was on a Second avenue | ; ated train with Mhazer, who was inting @ large number of bills and |! < them In a, wallet. Fitzgerald trated with him for exhibiting y so publicly, telling him he danger of meeting with foul ati ested last night trunk and disor- 1 to-day he was postal « lerepltude which comes from age, the unmistakable signs of alcoholic in- dulgence, On the 4 stand sat Old Uncle George” Postmaster Van Cott’s bondsm served onoe in the Assembly and held hee 7 play, the position of Treasurer of the Re his wife, griy-hal er exes filled Since Mhazer's disappearance numer-|lican County Committee for years with tears and bowed with shame. ous creditors have catled at his oMce|, Young Deane says that the life ot “We have been married forty-nine post-office clerk Is not such a hard o: hut nevertheless he {a going to give it_up. ‘and were soon For with checks for amounts of from $10 to $000 which they had received. The had been returned unpaid from said Mrs. Daly, rate our golden wedding. 1s dangerously {11 from ir home, No. &1 Tenth Fifty Thousand Holland Rose Bushes—2 for 25c. Jardinieres—at a Quarter Value. 614 AVE, 2125 & 22"°STREE 1 Mrs. Mhazer ne home to dinn ad sald he was going I did not hear h © in, and when I awoke Tuesday morning he had gone. 1 do not think he has ae He has left mi niless, I foul pla without and e Easter Girls, Real and Ideal. A page of beautiful girls, in colors, from drawings by the Sund prld's, best artists and from a p w York's most be In the DRY GOODS C une one of fu soclety women, unday World We'll serve you faithfully and well—whate' to the masses, and appeals to their good sense. artifices in this business; nothing to s save except money. We buy what we think you’d price you can afford to pay. That people realize go-2 in New York. N.Y. day. Styles, of course, will not change. in Eton and coat ef- | 15,98 throughout, collariess; sizes 14 MISSES’ JACKETS, covert cloth, lined 5.98 MISSES’ SUITS, fect, trimmed with silk braid; collars and strap seams; values at 14 to 18; $12 8 fancy braid on cuffs; sizes 6 to 1 5.98 Men’s Wearproof Calf Lace Shoes, English Wome n’s Patent Leather Blucher Oxfords, Welts, wontee ny soles. ‘ aA is Men's Satin Calf Congress Shoes, solid $ cena aie) talent Rid Stree Sipe Men S Spring Suits leather, Misses’ Dongola Kid Shoes, button or lace, . * r) Men’s Tan Russia Calf and Enamel Tan chins lesion or Eid tiene cae ea It’s to be a great day in the Clothing Store—the , button , 2 } Mens, Patent Leather, Tan and Black Calf chia Gr pls her Shoes, dull kid : is Ie malin reat plans to, do JHE business of New Yo i2 js’ Patent Leather Shoes, dull kid or. is C Slippers. cloth tops, button and face. ese stirring otlerings——IS assur Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes, steel quilted wear- re penis Box Calt, Vici Kid and Satin prec tisclss, at . Black Venetian Thibet, perfection of high art "a Vici 01 °. "8 Vicl Ki fords, i ti ibet, perfecti } ig Women’s Vici Kid Shoes, button and lace, w mene N cl Kid Oxfords, patent leather tailoring; silk shoulder sl lining i padded shoulder and collar; all sizes in regulars and stouts. Unquestionably the handsomest and handiest garment a gentleman can own. “They all take their hats off to us.” Genuine $12.50 Priestley Cravenette Q. 50 Raincoats We've sold more of this par- ticular garment than any other store in America, More of them are worn in New York City than all others put together. hoes, hand welts, oak soles. About twenty-five more of the $25 Silk Lined Unfinished Wors- ted, Double- Breasted Frock Coats and Vests (Prince Albert) to go to- morrow at $15. hand welts, oak soles. Guaranteed Patent Colt ; dull kid tops, button, lace lucher hand welts, Vici Kid, patent leather and They are the sort of Craven- ettes that never fail to give per- fect satisfaction; we've sold thou- sands—with nevér a complaint, Easter Hats—Derbies and Soft Shapes; latest blocks and colors; $1.50 hind at $1. Tan Russia Calf, lace, new BEST Plenty for to-morrow in every size, tan Pongee Oxford ties and New pleasing shades of Rus- New $3.50 avo *5 We had our pick from twenty- four hundred distinct —styles— chose about six hundred, repre- senting ovr idea of what was best. On sale to-morrow. Materials are Cheviots, Serges, | Cassimeres and Homespuns in the handsomest patterns and_ richest styles that ever went intd clothing. Assortment embraces Double- Breasted Two-Piece Suits; Three- Piece Vest Suits; Sailor Suits; Rus- sian Suits; Reefers and Top Coats, New dull mat kid leathers in * ties and hoots, on high arch mannish styles, That’s all. SHOE FACTORIES: HILAD HA, PA NSMOUTH. OHIO, AKLISLE, P. CHICAGO. ILL. FOR 35 YEARS. Sent to the Island for Six) DAM Every Stock Cries Easter Readiness. It is but natural that you pin your faith to the store that merchandises pe, save goods of merit; nothing to method is attested by the rapid growth of this old, reliable institution. Misses’ Garments for Easter; Superb Showing. If the coat or dress is to be worn Easter Sunday, to-morrow is the last purchase We'd rather you’d choose now, for assortment is better than it will be later on. So you really derive a double benefit from buying now; you get the best styles it is possible to have made, and the lowest prices in vogue anywhere. Great Easter Sate To-Morrow of Men’s Cravenette Coats, Men’s Spring Top Coats, $25.00 Priestly” C2xrexc77/e RainCoat at15.00 the last thitty-five years my husband |send me away I'll do anything she asky | has been a steady drinker. He has often |of me.” | fone on a spree lasting from three to| Mrs. Daly then told the Magistrate |six months at a time, Oh, it was an|that her husband had threatehed both lawful thing to see him at those times, children with a revolver, | Judge. For his uwn good I ask you to he threatened to Jeill T tien Tinnee’ suftared, andl tie did not go out and buy it thirty-five years, and T can't stand dt any longer. “E can seo that it Is elther death or | © rr ‘id the Magistrate to ald man 4 with an unsteady | !1; the Magistrate way nk. rs. Daly was leaving the stand band held ont his hands to her, a you to thi in default « Baker. When ourt room she Was A Material Difference. | M USHROOMS are delightfully palatable and healthful, yet some species * of Toadatcols so closely resemble the toothsome Mi as to make it dangerous to experiment with uncertainties. And so it is | with Castoria and its imitations. Keep tho Castoria that bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher ever in your mind's eye as the Mushroom. And be as | particular to remember tho counterfeits, substitutes and “ just as good” kind |as the Toadstools, There may be a resemblance in the package, but the results obtained are so widely different as to make the signature of © Chas. H. Fletcher the important feature when buying Castoria. Why shuld not our preparation be superior to all other children’s reme- dies? Have not eminent physicians from the Atlantic to the Pacific testified to its perfection? Castoria tha bears the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher ig the acme of chemical art as applied to a child’s medicine, Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of MEN’S EASTER GLOVES. *1.00 Pair. Four distinct styles—very special for to-motrow’s selling. Glace Kid, semi-pique; one clasp; Imperial points; oak, tan, manila. ‘ Imported Capeskin; Prixseam; new London stitching; tan, red, Havana. Prixse. mperial poin' the new Eastergraysy mplete lines of ‘Dent's, Kownes's, Adler's and other best makes jor dress, walking and driving purpose. ‘Ten Thousand TS O. Another Sale of the “Lucile Pompadour” At $1.49. This new Balcony Hair Store is meet. ing with wondertul success; it will grow very rapidly, as you com: to know it better. Somegtirring sprcials for Saturday— to help Vou cet acquainted. ver your wants may be. There are no tricks or sellit ata s of this care for; the correctne. off your East- J erhat to fection; you get some idea just how it willlook from the picture The effect is startling and betters the ap» pearance of GIRLS' BOX COATS, 6 to 14, co- vert and cheviot; very pretty effect: Open THIS Open THIS sizes 14 to 18; $20 values at. . Kt Ss at.. A {trimmed on collar with cloth and one’s. halroe. Saturday Saturday MISSES’ JUNIOR SUITS, In coat ef-|, Mis ES JUNIOR SUITS, of cheviot, bral regularly $11.75, special 8.98 Dunavea tani | Night Til 11. Night Til 11. fect; fancy materials and plain colors;|{n Fton Jacket effect hes 12 8 QB) cies: BOX GOATS, lined through: Pompadour is guaranteed | © | a ; 12 to 16; $19 regular, $11,90;value ats: pitta roug! vavy, which makes it decidedly | = _ collarless; 4 3 14.98 _LitTLe TOTS’ CoaTS, of cloth and] out; some fancy trimmed; 98 | distince! aire Goal : 3 GOOD ° |silk; fancy trimmed on capes 6 98) #75 ds... , Oo. inctive, Bz sure to . ? wee" >: —_—_— ISSES’ JACKETS, tan, covert and/and collar; 3 to 8; $9 values at ~e |. MIS: WALKING SKIRTS, all $1.50 Hair Switches, 69¢,, , lined with satin, finished with| GIRLS’ BOX R trimmed with| lengths, or black cheviot; ‘st human hair, 16 inches ounces; very speciajat the price. Mail Orders Promptly Fitled it acco: iby . Be sure to ple of hai Last Day for the Easter Novelties. We've still complete and splen- did assortments of everything; $0 you'll not be ppointed if you come to-morrow. No such stock in New York—by the way. Little Babies a novelty. 1 Comical figu' rabbits, &e. 1 China Rabbits, in fancy designs and grotesque tig 5e. to 50c. Silk and>satin painted Eggs; some ex~ quisite pieces. 15c. to $4.98. Candy Eggs for filling, 10c. Ib. Small Carts with buantes driving them: 10c. to $1.25. ; Carts and Chariots drawn by rabb’ts swans, ducks, &c, These are all ribbon trimmed. 25c. to $12. All kinds of animals, such as chickens, ducks, rabbits, hens, roosters, lambs, |. elephants, 35c. dozen to $22 dozen, Candy Specials, Finest Chocolates and Bon-Bons; very linest in the market. 60c. pound. 3 Special assortment of Chocolates and jon-Bons, 39¢. por Pink, yellow, green, white and violet! candies for decorative purposes, 208, to 89c. pound . Nut and Fruit Glace, 25¢. pourd. Chocolate Chips, 29¢. pound. Caramels, best quality, plain or choco- late covered. 39c. pound. Chocolate Strings, white, green and nk, 54 inches Jon d with ribbon, r table favors. 39°. pound, Great Sale To-Morrow of e ” Buster Brown ring Sailor and Tam Hats. The very latest Novelty—the sort of a headpiece every youngster ought to have for Easter Sunday. We've hun- dreds of them, and shall sell, just to- morrow, $ The $1,50 Quality at 1.00 Boys’ Auto Caps in leather and blue cloth, 50c, and $1.00. 3 Boys’ 50¢. Silk-lined Golf Caps, all colors, at 25¢, 2. 95 RUSSIAN AND SAILOR SUITS, with Eton Collars (one 1.95 $6.50 values 4. 98 greatest of the entire year. rk. That it will come—with riding cn,pigs, dogs, Ble. . to BEe, COPrAigHTe? extra collar ; in Serge, Homespun, Cheviots, etc. Special, DOUBLE-BREASTED TWO-PIECE $4 SUITS; blue and black Cheviot; also fancies. Also Contirmation Suits... .