The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1904, Page 11

va THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15. 19. =~ AMEE a te ED RP JINGLE A ene” TW gorbay vo ne axsucrten at ova ears. SHO] HIS WIFE, |BRAVED FIRE TO. | FOR CONEY ISLE KILLED HIMSELF SAVE HER BABE Woman Pinioned Arms of Jeal-|Mrs. James Clark, of Morris+ | R Soro Wild Beats ne ous Husband in Desperate town, N. J., Rushed Through Steamship Bethania with Struggle to Save Her Life,} Flames to Rescue Her Two- "Their Swarthy Attendants. While Children Looked On. | Year-Old Child, ‘ remains | ‘ELEPHANT DISARRANGES } STEERING APPARATUS. | Saturday will be distinguished for its \most emphatic savings on the very things you need most. PHILADELPHIA, April 16.—Frederick (Bpectal to The Scaifo, thirty-two years old, committed] MORRISTOWN, > suicide to-day after shooting bis wife! rare display of pluck Mary, The woman will recover. Save. dade Clark: of Bou Mra. Scaife said she knew of no rea- son for her husband's crime unless it was his groundless jealousy. The woman saved her life by her presence of mind. When her husband | Five-Hour Sales Extraordinary. | WHITE LAWN WAISTS, dain- |: An unusual lot of tily made, with five rows of tucking | SEERSUCKER| | in back, front taeked with wide stripes o€ Ham- | PETTICOATS, all in neat | burg insertion to waist line; tucked collar, fult | deep flow beyond the ocity Mmits, rescued her year old baby from burning to death this afternoon in a fire that destroyed her home and the houses of two of her} + Most of the Animals Are to Take Part :in Spectacular Exhibi- tion by the Sea—Consignment neighbors. sleeves, fancy tucked cuffs; actualy worth drew his revolver she threw her aa Mrs. Clark was cutting flowers in the|f | $1.25; from 8 to 1, only......... Bel for Hagenbeck. Sboue Kis Gng)® force straggle ensuel: |. 4 Senind ner house when ehe say None C. 0. D. Scaife managed to discharge tho weapon, a bullet entering his wifc's ing from the window of her 001 hich he ny was ys FCS ume But Z z @ fell, and, thinking he had| 700%” In which her bans wa | * S An ark which bids fair te outrival ace how he turned the weapon upon | Phe rushed inte Street Skirts. Women s uits. that of Noah, made famous in the days hi Jf and blew out his brains. through walls of flames Se he tote Decree : of the flood, arrived today, and 1s now by three young children of the] the stairway Every woman will be inter- Splendid Values, Gnenemeawen co ce retires so babh Sah ills oid a ys AG Gee ested in the means herewith af. the name given to the eraft, and tragedy. . erth when she + - . | aboard ft are 590 animals. They come | Ties: wethasenh ot the’ tragedy wrapped. it. in ab forded to save on her skirt money. When you see these fine tailored | from every clime. they represent every Species of the animal Jeingdom. ‘There are birds of strange and beautiful Plumage, sacred shcep and goats, pan- Aeros elephants, zebras, bears, kan- weroos, tigers, lions, seals and sea Hons, yak, close relative to the buffalo, baboons, snakes, tantalus, ostriches, peacocks, white And aeeompanying them are twenty-six Cingalese, tall, dark and rieturesaue. ‘The Bethania is a big freighter of the Hamburg-American fine, and her arri- val in port brought a great throng of people down to her pier in Hoboken to see the strangest aggregation of ani- mals ever gatheryd on a boat since the ayy of Noab. The animals made their presence known Jong before the hoat docked, Coming up the hay thoy lifted ¢ votees in @ chorus that for discord rivalled anything ‘ever heard, guards sald !t was only an expr of Joy at reaghing Jand safe and sound imaln for Luna fark. Most of the animals yre for Thomp- son & Dundee’s “Durbar' at Luna | All. Wool Black Chavet Skirts, with; suits you'll wonder that so seams, kilt flare and fancy| | Rating ttl topiiok fees ete muck gooriness can be had for so low orth $5.00; spe- 2 98) | aprice, Suits are’ all wool Venetian teeaenels . | Cloth and Cheviot Serge, jacket silk s |. lined in blouse Eton effect; faney cuff | | sleeves;, skirt ecight-poted, with strap ed; worth $1.00; reduced es 9.98) aie oe ——}LEAD PIPE REEL KILLS BOY. | ‘2: a!) «rope trom door eut off. Without he | at him, but I didn’t hit him and he ant eke: clmbaar out i : Fell from Ree Of Passing Truck, and let hersel! down 3 refused to tell. the nae. et Crushing Him. veranda. From there - thy n and the police found her It te reported by the police of the) ty fect to the ground. The woman was | ooo ‘ locked when they ROC | atuiberry street station that Francis0o}| ablase from hend {9 footw! birt Gallo, seven years 0! shed the ground. but a desk at the Charles | Aull: seven eek ; ; Martino wea pital under ing concealed we end of 4 pass- |Emanuel Martino Says Straag- ; Aten Tete tia er Fired at Him Twice, but Refuges to Name Woman |") oL 2 stuns Who Figures in Case. | | Policoman Jonn sulted, of the Charles | street atation. saw @ man with a re- | volver in his hand stagger out of the i} oes truck, Charles 6 was shot bs is telling the a stranger ta ted at. $20 Can’t begin to tell you of the energy spent on rth boys! clothing department, and it’s all with one end in view— your satisfaction. Here is Saturday's interesting program; Suits f 01 At 5.95 to 14.95. 2 cheat manure ae i to 8 Years, representing Blue, Black and fancy. fabrigs single and double breasted styles. \ At 2.98 to 4.98. His ston et SUITS. or BUS’ BF representing THOUSANDS hy au At >. 98 to 3.98, The Best Valtion it, see ers fellows. or Top Coats for the ages 3 to H. several col- front doar of the tenement-house at No. | The Douglas sil for |26 Bedford street this afternoon 1 Spring are ‘not equalled fail Into the gutter. He found that tte | hy any other line at man had 2 bullet wound in the head any price. In the Doug- hotile after bottle of | milk this morning. He pulled the cot himself, and af.er geting on the out side of about forty quarts, had to sit down and rest who can disprove this statement. | | ors COVERT CLOTH, stylish and extremely reasonable Park, red Thompson was a: the pler and tock him fo the statton-house, and Young Men—Up-to-| Our well known School Suits, either to meat them and counted out. §00,00° where an ambulance surgeon attended | 1a8 stores you will find 1 W..L. Douglas makes and sells more UNION | HON 00) retusa ce as last payment for the animals | to him all the new and popular men’s $3.50 shoes than any other manu- MADE | , best sscccteenes r1. 98 before they were formally’ turned! over | ‘The wounded mafi aid that he was | styles; narrow,medium facturer in the world. | Tea Oalther short on ape pate One of the greatest pets of the so | & Emanuel Martino, of No. 44 Oak stree:. | and wide toes; in every 4 98 fine oualitin, Soe enn 8.95 lection was Admiral Togo, a three bah ‘ and that he had been shot by an Italian. variety of black and, $10 000 REWARD | : hetaet = months’ old black rar. Like his < | whom he had never seen before lisset leathad ) it te M ry > Japanese mamesike, ne tw small an ie Russi! “I went+to that house to call on a | *Usset leathers, will be paid to anyone | "Captivating Hats, ens Negligees. mlrr. The ‘Asrairal stood on hin hint] Accord rl I wis engaged to marry.” he said, | n@ while I was with her this man came in and began to shoot at .me, | drew my own gun and fired two shots on the forces of ‘Tapa. a tempt up t es ee ne ou my Ways including an 's Streamers. Sure to be a liberal response’ ee |} Exclusiveness is one of the to this men’s Negligee Shirt} chief charms of these 150 | chance, for we have here for 5S. a| Mrimmed Hats that we've amembled for| shirt that, under any circumstances, arday's selling Tory 4 OF S0°7 || aahs ta iging a fal dollar) GOs Beied lors and '‘Baby” hats, trimmed with | for 4$c.; $1.50 shirts for 98c.; and some flowers, wings, quills, ribbéna and orna- | excellent cambric nightshirts for 38c. ments. No two alike in the | rl nuanber; worth $6.75} Saturday 4» 70 | | tbat ought to be 50c, Details: +200 dozen Ready-to-Wear Hats.in only TS dozen men's Aas iy Nee the populsr Shapes, mostly brown; adras Newiis i blue ba black, worth , from $1.75 to! Proud m: the roungest States. ‘Top’ be killed by electricity: at Luna_Park Jaat year be cause of her bad tamper, Another elephant fs Pat Kuran, said 2,473 464 $3.00; Saturday, TGRAE ea GREE CoE PAIRS OF FINE SHOES WERE MADE |] $),25, $1.75 8& $2. 25| kin, the Russinn warrior. Pat had con AND SOLD BY W. L. DOUGLAS IN 1903.) 1 Chitdcen’s rough straw streamer W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes lead alfj}}! hats, in blue, redand 49 aiderable tun on tie voyage. He gat rol of the electric light wires fhat aup- plied the Hehi« to the Bethania ant | burnt straw, each, tore the: down : i other makes in quality, style and work- bac AU it ‘tt ‘Pe here to Tepatr ia daw front l- age, ani ) manship. They hold their shape, fit, |>-——o,—— > \\ better, wear longer and are of greater| |! Shoe Truths 3 intrinsic value than“any other $3.50) } jat Bear Repeating. ~ | | Pb with @ oO je mate 1 the Bane ible ES ie PL ee at WA OR mo - AS0) he} #! The busy hum of the crowds | | opt. shee. This is the reason they are the) ¢ busy | a 3 5 , \ il be heard on Saturday ore ene the ship came in with 9 E Meee. Ae gle y greatest sellers in the world. Mi Neg bea! rowing shoe depart col neal femme ave chee Me a Uma RUE No matter where you've been baying, or sit pi Ask for W.L. Douglas $3.50 shoes made Bh I eect ee ane he a ym of SIL-KEY KID, Alwayssoft and easy to}! stocs that give you comfor; and gooi . 1) | wear and at a lower price Chae aloe: Chai * ual Oster the foot, never breaks, takes a polish equal} ““".' $1. 5 its, pot & Eyelots to Patent Leather. SIL-KEY KID can | 0s» sos, sari i) - sant 9 lg will not only be obtained in W. L. Douglas shoes. | ‘ : | Golden oak Karad of 4 turn : seat | : 4 ae hh facturers the world over a | antl ti & Shoe manufa % i Mel nar chair, spindle | r There were Alea tng 4 “Write for concede Corona Colt, the renee! ly bs bck, rae) fou Thamnren Dundee, sid It 3 | Tlustedted fected Shiny leather made of Russian, | arm. bande t x Govaie Coltskins, to be the highest grade Patent! woven cane! ire dinner. | showing Lea juced. This isthe reason’ e Shoes, stout soles seat; worth Aceh arrsa bears eee i 3 (es Hoa W. age ere Corona Colt in his oe Uy ores pone 1.48 $1.25; spr Neier. tend Ga. Be aha gt RECRLE TORENT H | ST Coble ; . ae eater bee ae cial for Sat nya birth to a colton the shin, the| J 4 $3.50 shoes, shapes isos at4 to 7, 48) | urday, { other ontmais that do not go to Niece | pb Patent! | | son & Dindee are for. the Hagenbeck, E ne ive hilar me patent | “Ble animals! are being unloaded’ tn 26 cents “For the past five years I pare mare ts ther. Shoe and 98c| | 89c. Nike urcwn be deceras aon eas Douglas $5.50 shoe exclusively. as C | Toemorrow those belonging to Thomp- given me better wearand more baseapse Metal = th, hoe. I formerly pai lve and | f ae actan'frall my shoes. I consider the| ‘Good News About Good Groceries. Douglas shoe the ‘best shoe I have everworn." ‘J. M. BRINKERHOFF, ton & Dundee will be taken across Brooklyn Vrldge to Luna Park. The . lowaver. will be forced ‘to ra. ie for fifteen dave, enbeck was in charge of while the twenty-ste Cingale Keepers were under direct orders of theif chtet. Funghar, #6 14 wald to have got his high office throygh Us strength, and from his manner to- ward his men, this seemed to be true. When they were anked to nose for | thelr photographs Chief Tunchar pro- seerded 20 Knack down those who AD- peared to be Mndifferent, Tt means something to a woman to know that her groce of J. P. Brinkerhoff's Sons. |B come to her from scrupulously clean, pure and w holesome sur- | nce enough. | roundings. Just a ‘look around this} grocery department is a That's why thousands of women make 1 their grocery heedgu W.L. Dounlas High-Grade Boys’ Shoes, oii niin Meee ‘anima trainer to 6 (68,00 and $1.75, GER IE Se, she at Luna . ily ‘€ : |Every GENTLEMAN SHOULD HAVE THREE PAIRS OF SHOES TO PROPERLY [BT Se eer eal eee rs . : Dress His Feet ON ALL Occasions. ‘ Sea nstnsen Fees, wil orm a i IEE ie eat he , 4 He should here. a pair uA AC-ME colt bach Rives. far at ae days, (di ey a tosophy, | Og ate k ; : | |weather; a pair of Russet or Patent Leathe a irr ae Milmond were Master) i hth Hi ' | outings, etc.; a pair of Heyl's French Patent Calf or Patent Corona Colt Button | on v1 ok de moan dat's on dq rondway tuh luv; might's well let | ey tele his own time ‘bout gttting When de good bark Cateahip founduhs op oes, down on de sea uv Modermony, a many 2 po’ egeetuh nboa'd earn’ out fuh & Mfe savin’ station, shoe vou bawn, Even de foman whar'¢ loowiny tub | Shpes for dress and afternoon wear. Don’t pay $15 to $18 for these three ‘The Armament of Nations--- | in their equal in three pairs of Douglas shoes for $10.50. | Re ee eee Their fighting forces—army, DOUGLAS STORES IN GREATER NEW YORK: i ress ak Dy Baas 483 BROADWAY, RNER HOWARD 8ST. 345 EIGHTH AVENUE. Perret eee a er - : T55 Brey a ORNER Sth STREET. 520, WILLIS AVENUE, NEAR 140th ST. 1349 BROADWAY, COBNER 36th STREET. BROOKLY N: 1904 WORL A “eae 8 “a|Sunday World Wants Work Hs ee la {S57 aBROWTAN connnn games ANE. - ih ‘doit thom 2 Uvngs wher vw When a man fuhgite bikwet he'e apt at PUL ty VENUE. CORN © © Well printed and aul tuk be thinkin’ us de onlieat, . Rel STREET. sn Word Amana os LRM msg an ‘ ts Mais Monday: Morning Wonders Sete SN ee 120th STREET, oxen teeth es 18 Sew AR ANENUE, | Sa PE at on menialea ovge Oo "Bebe ips 1