The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1904, Page 10

“Boston pd Vio Victim of Ex- periment Tried by Friend Who Planned to Give Dose to Two Strangers with Money. FIVE MEN AND ONE WOMAN UNDER ARREST. Stephen Martos Charged with ‘Putting Opium in Beer and Administering Mixture — Vic- tim Sucoumbs in Dance Hall. ‘The death of a man known as “Bos- ton Frank’ in a dance hall at No, 47 Attorney street last night was the re- » mult of what might be termed a “knock- out drop rehearsal.” A gang with which! eis man associated had arranged to. Tob two strangers by means of knock-| ‘out drops, but none of them was famll-| (tar with how the poison should be used. | They experimented by putting a quan- tity of the stuff in beer served to “Bos- ton Frank” and a man named Joseph Janigh, with the result that “Boston! Frank" died quite promptly, while Jan- jah is recovering slowly in Bellevue loapital. Stephen Martos, of No. 216 Second street, is under arrest, charged with Baving directed the rehearsal and di- Fectly administering the poison. Peter Davis, of No. 135 East Thirteenth street, admits that he purchased the stuff— tincture pf oplum—from a Chinaman in @ restaurant in Third avenue, near ‘Twelfth street. Others under arrest )@re Annie Krietzook, of No. 135 East ‘Phirteenth Frank Govinski, of eet; Joe Jolli, of No. M2 Hast Sixteenth street; Janish, the man in the hospital, and Charles Lip- man, of No. 61 Rivington street. Displayed Great Rolls of Bills, Detectives of the Union Market Pre- @inct say that all these persons were habitues of the Attorney street dance hall, which t# run by a man named Herman Wasser. Recently two men have been spending a lot of monéy in the place and dispinying great rolls of| = wealth, They wore expensive jewelry and were not averse to admitting that they wer real sports. The gang determined to rob these strangers, but they were husky per- ons and not likely to submit to coarse methods of physical intimidation. it was thought best to subdus them with Knockout drops, about which all of those yeafning for the wealth of the two had heard. ‘None of them ever had used knock- ollt drops and discreet inquiries among if acquaintances did not bring to it any one who could tell them how much of a dose should be utilized to be Mfective and still alow the victira to fecover. At last it was determined to try an experiment. Unknown to themselves “Boston Frank" und Joo Junish were picked out as the subjects of the trial, They were in the room of Annie Krietzeck last night, drinking beer with the woman, Davie, Marton and the other members the gang, when Martos decided that wes time ha rived for the rehearsal, | sent Davis to the restaurant to buy | Uncture of opium, not knowing that ¢he/ olson used by experts Jn the art of ad-| inistering Knockout drops is chloral. | nin Pal's Beer. | Davis got a ized bottle of oplum | im liquid form th ly banded .o Frauk, about half the remainder into a glasy he handed to Janish, The effects of the two doses were to govern them In administering the potion to the moneyed y_after drinking the veer Men's Wear. Men's Four-in-Hands, made French style, in new! designs and colorings, in- ‘eluding pongee with em-| broidered spots, 45 cts. Men's Linen Handkerchiefs full size with %4, % and x inch hems, 124 cts. Men's Puve Irish Linen Handkerchiefs with hand-worked initials, ¥%-inch hem, 25c. each. $1.38, Box of six. Men's Pleated Bosom Semi-Neglivee Shirts) new designs, $1.50. ord & Taylor, vlan and Twentieta Sueet end Witth Lven-6 Supposing th ‘umual to ! "Boston | ew reoover Rig conses, | er en jstertoroualy, ney fie ‘floor, cousary to do the same with Jan! Members of Canw Arrested. When the men showed no signs of er, the: dance hall pro the ambul e “Boston Frank” was beyond hope, but by heroic work he managed to revive Janish, Detectives Underhill, Adams and § were put to work on the case, | what Janish told them, they gatni an ontline of the true stgte of affair and in a few hours had all the men bers of the gang Under arrest, 1 Dayla confessed to buying the pe and seeing Martos administer it. Others gave confirmatory evidence, ‘and. on charge of homicide was against Martos. The whole crowd was taken to Head- quarters from Union Market Station, and later all were arraigned in Essex Market Court, ing preferred ee Mra. Adolf Ladenburg Home, Mrs. Adoif Ladenburg and her daugh- ter and Lance Thackeray and Tor Browne, English cartoonists, who aro here to make a enh ot’ American types@prrived here on the Teutonic. To Keep “House Economically Use Gas FOR FUEL. COOKING for a small family ona GAS RANGE shouldn't cost more than $5.00 A MONTH. If your gaa burners are unsatisfactory, w Dompat out” of Brokaw Brothers is ro~day at the head of the business and the excellence of Bro- kaw clothing appeals to aconstantly increas~ N.Y. CEN’ \ Reed Rock-| J ers, St large size-| THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE ING, APRIL BR 1904, the whole crowd went to the “Attorney | ce. "Boston Brunk’? Lecan v' a id woon after | a! a wed into un- ews, Ji ¥ Oo, began to % i WS ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF ACENTUTY hi carried him Into | SUB such’as “Clothing as good as Brokaw's can be bought for much less money” and “The Brokaws have sold The founder are absolutely false. number of discriminating purchasers. As to prices, here are timely examples: Sack Suits $15 to $34, Top Coats $15 to $35. RiSNer Weos \25 Ste* MADISON ANE A flome Completely pune at $115. OPEN LYENINGS, LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT. FREIGHT PAID ON OUT-OF-TOWN RAL CAND N. & WR ODNPOT avititIs ONE HLOGR Solid Oak extra Sideboard, $22.50. Others up- ward from 2.25. | 9.98. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNINC WONDERS. Fust for Boys. The “Bulliest” Bargains in Tn the first place there is Clothing We Ever Offered, The Famous Wearwell Suit With Extra Trousers at $4.95, These Suits have always stood for high value, but this time we are giving more for the money than ever, as any one can see who will carefully examine not only the cloth, but the tailoring, It is not exaggeration to say that the Suit alone would be unusual value for $4,95, and the extra trousers are adding a gift to a bargain. and Norfolk style, after the new Spring model. , $7.00 Sailor Suits, $4.95. Made with extra white pique collar, cuffs and shield; tailored of fine serge, in shades of red, royal and navy, undercollar t with the material; blouses are cut full and shapely, trousers are fully lined; sizes 4 to 10 years. Russian Blouse Suits, $4.95. With Eton collar; made of fine serge, in red, navy and brown; each Suit has extra white collar and ninished with trousers are cut full bloomer style; sizes 2% to7 years A Wonderful Watch Sale. Just fifty of them—each a third under value— every one a timepiece in fact as well as name. Let these prices tell the rest: $14.00 Watches Are $9,60,) $27.00 Watches Are $18.00, Women's yo'd filled, year Men's soid 14k gold, quality, engraved hunting cases, | ing case, sun rays or plain pole Elgin or Waltham move! | ished, Elgin or Walthain mover $17.50 Watches Are $12.10, | mee! Women’s solid 14k gold, en- $21.00 Watches Are $14.75, graved, engine tur plain; Men's or boys’, 3, size, of polished hunting , Wal- | solid 14k gold, open free, plain thain or Elgin movement. | polished cases, Elgin movement. —7———— 150 Large Kazak Rugs--A Sale, $25.00 tu $65.00 Valucs at $14.75 to $39.50 We have been unusually lucky in securing a lot of fine, large Kazaks, heavy, silky, shaggy pieces. The pile is an inch long in some of them, Mostly antique, all in splendid shape and condi- tion, not a hole or a patch, and all so much be- low the real value that there is not a single Rug that is not marked below the ordinary wholesale cost, ‘The sizes are, perhaps, the most useful and desirable, vary- ing from 4 to $ ft. 8 in. wide by 6 to 10 ft. long. Certainly a most beautiful lot of Rugs at extremely low prices * Third oor, East Butlding. A Budget of Big All-wool fabrics, tailored to retain their shape, durable, Sizes 7 to 16 years, | Boys’ Top Coats, $4. 95. vacked| breasted, with wide shoulders, snugly fitting collar. short and boxy and just the right Coats for present wear; sizes 5 Double-breasted Of fine covert cloth, in the correct shade for Spring; a single They are to 16 years. Young Men’s Suits & Top Coats, $9.75 Stylish Top Coats, made of fine covert cloth, in the correct tan shade, cut in the loose box style, with wide shoulders, snugly fitting collar and narrow lapels, sea" with mohair serge, sleeves silk Ges) jined with satin, sizes 16 to 20 years, Seoond floor, rear, East Bullding. (Cotton Shirt Waists Cost Little. | The Newest Spring Models Are Here, - An announcement from, the Waist Store means an opportunity to economize—and it is genuine economy, for nothing but the bestyfinds place in these sales—no robbing Peter to pay Paul. Fine material, fine sewing, excellent styles. $1.00 White Lawn) $3.25 Sik Gingham Waists, 49c. Full hem-| Waiste, $1.98, In preity stitched tucked front, tea colorings, with silk dot effects; back. made with plaited front $1.25 Morcerized Madras | ° and finished with pearl bute Waists,59c. With pretty! tons. stripes, made with full tucked | front, stock collar; also Frenck | $8.00 White Persian back. Lawn Waists, $3.98, $2.00 to $2,50 White! The fronts and sleeves Alexander Cloth! trimined beautifull: Walsts, 98¢. With mer- o Hayes ; heavy embroidered medall- cerized silk stripes; also white| ions and insertions of fine pique Waists, with sripes and! lace. dots, Second floor, rear, Central Building, a nee Paris Checked: Suiting Voiles. Many of the most artistic gowns created for this Spring by the great Paris modistes were con- structed of these charming checked and fancy Voiles. These materials are being shown here and the quantity of each'design and color is suffi- ciently limited to ingure exclusiveness. They are so fresh from abroad that the ocean breezes seem still to linger in them. French Checked Voiles, dainty blue and white, tan and white and pray and white checks, overshot with white silk] white and tan, $1.98. yard| effect. $1.98 a yi French Checked Voiles, blue md whe and tm and a a checks, with embroidered silk dots $2.80 a yard Values. Fronch Checked Vofles, small checks, in tan and white, blue and white and green, The Gist of Saturday's Sales, Xyonne, Kid Gloves, $1.60 value, at D0c, i, ¢. B-poiing NGG Lawn, wat Volles, $1 $100 White Dress. Shirts, Bac," ine Shoew for ‘Thermometers, 15c,, #1c, and 6Tc, P.'D, $3.00 Corse! Popular Sheet Music, 140, telep orders filled, Ino Shirts and Drawers, i, box of Pandied relly $1.30, olf and Baseball Su; No mail or ; 2c, Ribbons for 14c, a yard, Se, and 7c, Chiffon Veils, 250. Women's $1.60 Silk eee | $4.19, Men's new cy Black ayant Fatrimnrnes ata, 4 Muaifn A coating | et Perfect Premium System. HE “Sperry & Hutchinson”: Green Trading Stamp method of premium-giving is the simplest, and therefore the most popular that has ever been devised. Already 20,000,000 premiums have been distributed among the home-lovers of America through this unique and easy system of cash-buying economy. During last year this great company spent over. $0,000,000 for premiums alone, for the redemption of its Trad- ing Stamps. : The warehouse pictured above has an area of 50,000 square feet and is eight stories high, including basement. The premiums stored here. are exhausted every two weeks by the redemptions at our sixteen Greater New York stores, for whose sole supply it is maintained.. Over 70,000 merchants are giving the famous “S. @ H.” Green Trading Stamps and 10,000,000 families are collecting them. These “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps are too valuable to, be strewn around with lavish recklessness. They can't be given away.at all. The premiums which Hisy will bring you ‘cost too much money. Merchants present these Stamps asa part of the purchase to induce your trade. They are easy to get in the regular way, but hard to get in any other way. Don’t be misled by QUANTITY. A pound of gold is worth as much as a ton of brass. Ge SPERRY @ HUTCHINSON CO. 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