The evening world. Newspaper, April 19, 1904, Page 5

Mrs. Spiehler Was in Fluffy Petticoat and Corsets, and Then, Horrors! the Man They Caught .Wasn’t Spiehler, IT WAS ONLY A LITTLE BRIDAL SPAT. She.Pursued Him to Make Up, and if Spichler Will Spiel Back to Harlem All Will Be Forgiven and He May Be Happy Yet. Miss Alice Dodine, a daughter of a well-to-do Binghamton family, was martied to Martin M. Splehler, son of a New York inventor, and until to-day they have been living in comparative peace in the rather exclusive boardins- house at No. 14 West, Ono Hundred and! Twents-fifth streot—just a few doors from Fifth avenue. This very busy vicinity was greatly alarmed to-day to seo Mr. Splehter dash down the broad stone steps, donning his overcoat as he ran, a moment later followed by his bride, who wore a short, but elaborately trimmed, white petticcat and other articles of fetching Ungerie. Her stays were in evidence. She shouted for her husband to stop. He dia not, but turned quickly into Fifth avenue, down to One Hundred and ‘Twenty-fourth street, and then through Mount Morris Park to Mad!son avenue. Wife in Close Pursuit. Mrs, Spiehier, in her slight attire and with her luxuriant hair flowing behind her in the wind, was in close pursuit all the way. At Madison avenue several police joined the crowd which had col- lected, and anw Splehicr mount a south- bound electric car. ‘The police boarded the car and caught man thoy believed to be the fugitive, and the conduetor signalled the car to stop. Mrs, Splehler, followed by a crowd of gamins seldom seen in Har- lem, arrived in half a minute, leaped irito the car and as yn as she saw the prisoner screamed: “That's not him. I don't know this man. Where is my husband?" Policeman Brennan, long known as a. most gallant officer, released his hold on the man’s throat and vowed he did _. ALE CUD, SHE (MOB HOLDS TO WH Striking Miners Spread Terror and Faced Armed Force After Burning of House in Which Mother and Children Perished SHERIFF WITH DEPUTIES HASTEN TO GARRETTARE, PA. |Two Hundfed Shots Fired .in {« Night Skirmish and Another Clash Imminent—Mine Own- ers Seek Protection. SOMERSET. Pa., April 19.—The strik- ing coal miners et Garrett are reported to have taken possession of the town. streets and a mob armed with rifles and shotguns {s reported to have surrounded the works of th: An outhrewk {s momentarily expected between the strikers and the miners in the company barricade. ‘The latter are nearly all Itallans and are maid to be armed and prepared to resist an attack if made, Sheriff Cole- man as soon as appraised of the state of affairs, orgunized a posse and started for the scene of the trouble. 200 shots were exchanged be- ho mob and men at the mines but so far no fatalities have been reported. The house of a miner named Meyer, who formerly worked for the Garrett Coel Company, was discovered on fire early to-day, The inmates of the build- ing were not aroused until the blaze, which {t Ix claimed started outside the house, broke through the wood. The flames were driven by a fierce ~ ANDFIGHT AHEAD Armed men are sald to be patrolling the | wind, cutting off escape, and Mra. feyers, her two daughters, one son jana two small children perished In | flamer, Mv, Meyere and a boari | named Jonas Sullivan, dashed through all agree that it ¢ incendiaries. House occupled a alte on de of the borouga in full town, and hundreds of peo- ed to th 8 were heip- to reecus the women and children. Garrett is a mining town situated at the interscetion of the Rortin branch of ¢ Berlin branch of the Baltimore yud allroad, two miles west of Mex- | The town has a poplation of L about 1,000 | Presidont Frank B. Black, of the Gar- (rett Coal Company, fx here consulting | with the ft. x er reached Gazrett this i { a ‘a biuft o1 view of t ple who leas wired the! Sheriff that he officers are armed with Winchesters jand will be pre ‘Sensible Way to | Cure Catarrh | Hyomel Med | and Kills All Costs Nothing Uniess It Cures, | Do not take medicines into the | stomach to kill catarrhal germs in the Garrett Coal Company. | head and throat. Air alone can reach | these germs. Medicated with Hyomei ‘and breathed through the neat in- |haler that comes with every outfit, {the air goes to the most remote air ‘cells of the head, throat and lungs, and completely destroys the disease germs. yet scientific way to cure catarrh, Other remedies may fail; Hyomei will cure. When you get a Hyomei outfit, !Hegeman & Co., 200 Broadway, will give you a signed receipt, agreeing |to refund the money in case it does | not cure catarrh and other diseases |of the respiratory urgans. This is | the strongest evidence that they can offer as to their faith in Hyomei—to pay for it themselves in case it does not cure. | ongin of the fire he situation wan extremely oritical, All | Hyomet 1s the only sensible, | WORLD “TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL, 19, 1904. hanging in the ‘tree, Af Bev mmo none of t a UNE the bb BOY MEETS STRANGE DEATH. Curtin Recker In Strangled When! } were within a t i tis Tocksr, son Cuno Becker, cat branch in such a ANIMPORTANT SALE OF USED PIANOS. The Pease Piano Co. announce for this week a special sale of 50 used pianos such as has never been held before in this city. The prices are the lowest yet recorded for RELIABLE pianos. THE REASON: A stock of used pianos that overtaxes our storage facilities, accumulated from sources that give positive assur- ance of their high quality. The Pease pianos offered are nearly all from our rental stock, and we can tell you to a day the use each one has had, The pianos of other makes come to us mostly from ex- changes taken on our new small grand pianos from those who were not dissatisfied with their pianos, but wished to exchange an upright for Le rand. RESULT: An offering of 50 excellent pianos at prices that have never before been heard of for like quality. THERE IS NOT AN UNWORTHY piano in the lot, The following is a partial list of makes and prices offered: wi 1 New England Upr 1 Ki 2 vated both inside and out. Pianos are all marked at the cash prices, but if desired partial lay from $5 per month up (according to the Piano) can be had for just the interest upon unpaid balances extra. Every piano delivered free within 50 miles of New York, with stool and cover to match, and kept in tune one year free. The stand- ing of the Pease Co. and their reputation for fair dealing should sell the 50 pianos within 24 hours. We invite vour inspection. PEASE PIANO CO., 128 West 42d St., Bet. Broadway and 6th Ave. | CASTORIA For Infonts and Children, | | The Kind You Have Always Bought | fw wm ody’ | Eee, the o. | nature ZS z, | irs Ae? D J, Leeda | | A GUARANTEED \ SPRING MEDICINE, At this season of the year en isn't A man, woman or child In New! York who does not need a medicine to purify and enrich the blood, to in- duce an appetite, to promote diges- tion and create strength, and we are safe in saying we have never sold anything In gur store equal to Vinol for this purpose, Vitrol The new cod liver oll Tonic. As delicious as a fresh orange, ‘This new way of administering the vital principles of cod liver oil has wrought a wonderful change in the field of medicine, Theve ts no need | to take greasy ojl, emulsions or pol- | sonous drugs to purify and enrich the blood and create heaith and strength for we guarantee that pure, simple and delicious preparatton, Vinol, will} lo it, or your money will be returned without questions or redstape. RIKER’S DRUG STORE, cor. | 6th Av. and 23d St. HEGEMAN & CO., 200 and 205 | Broadway, 200 West 125th St., 1917 Amsterdam Avy. J. JUNGMAN, 1020 Third Av. and 428 Columbus Av. | KINSMAN’S DRUG STORES, | | 125th St. and 8th Av.; 601 8th | Av. { | Sore iF not know where the missing husband might be, but he added: Gallant Bren “Lady, this is too cold a morning for you to be out with them pare shoulders and arms.” « ‘And forthwith he doffed his own great’ blue coat, covered the lady's shoulders and escorted her ‘back to her home. When Brennan made his report to the East One Hundred and Twenty-sixth atreet station he said that Mrs. Splehler had informed him that she and her hus- band had their first quarrel to-day and that he had threatened to shoot her. “I ran into the back parlor,” Brennan says she told him, “and then he ran out of the house. I was afraid I would not see him again and followed him as far as I could, I guess he jumped out the other side of the car when we reached it. I hope he'll come back.” BORAXOLOGY. The happiness of life isn’t all in the parlor—it isn’t in the pretty part of life — there’s another, a homely happiness, The happiness of having the clothes white, or the dishes washed clean. or the honse- work goeasily and quickly. Dozens of the things you do in everyday home work make up a large part of life’s happiness. BORAX has a very close relation to happiness, because it has a very close relation to housework, BORAX donbles the cleansing power of soap and water. You'll be as- tonished to see how much easier and quicker you can wash things by adding a little to the water. Be sureyou get pureBORAX, 20-MULE-TEAM BRAND. For: sale by druggists and grocers in 4, ¥% and r-lb, packages, al Iittle boolc 8 fe "Const Fran- RX We siiply cdiititless homes’ with ‘all ‘sort season after season; and each recurring season finds our bu: Vow Ohat Ohe Spring Moving Season Stas Started Ohe Splendidly Ready to Supply Guery Yeedfut. Is i ry Nu a a} eS Dy RAS OG Re Bricea-Brac, Gas Stoves. t3 of thi The keynote of it all is perfect satisfaction. j GREAT MANY A homes are occupied, PRICES neon whe come here HAN IF THEY W) Economy is always an important factor in such purchases, for the accounts in many instances reach large Sex So-Cart Specials. Here Are Remarkable Bargains. These Go-Carts are made of the very best materials and in a faultless. manner: fine reed bodies; strong steel axles; rubber tired wheels, fitted with latest patent foot-brakes; newest model reclining back and adjustable dash. Ghis Season’s Best Opportuntty. et precisely what th NT. ELSEWHER The ings to iiake them comfortable ee oy War, AND THEY GET IT AT MUCH LOWER NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE | ylae hus OMIEVETOD teaser 2irls es t 4 f Refrigerators. Sewing Machines. —_ Kitchen Utensils, Upholsteries Oilcloths. Carpets. « . 4Sérecasd 2013 6) CO Beading. 6. Awnings. Furattire, ¢ @Miastidew voy i Gleetivart.isoqe 0) sonswle Lihtenyss ©) “Ice Chests: Pictures. Linoleurps.-., », fey tao. th ¥ nroome uniinos {Tilace Gurtains. Bat; t beautiful. siness growing larger and larger. We do this ornamental a: America. Summer Awnings. For City, Country or Seaside. We make a specialty of fur- nishing private houses, hotels, summer cottages,&c., with high- grade Awnings at very low prices. We gladly submit sam- ples of the newest awning ma- Slip Covers. Wednesday Specials 5-PIECE SUITE of 50-inch goods made in the best. man- ner, bound with the best shrunk binding, allowing 12 S 75 cf, yards to the suite, 5-PIECE SUITE of Belgian terials and offer estimates. In- | stripe, 36 inches 6. 7. SF quiries should be directed tothe | wide, 20 yards to ° Upholstery Store, Third Floor. | suite, (Think Floor. Front. 18th St.) Pitiow Squares and Pillow Stips For Summer Homes An advance summer of handsome Pillow Sauer Hows, Floral and Ortental amd piu Retrigerators. No, 490. 24% 1 sted is ntont Vas By Inches avin & 7S sale ea for Bote. Nive teria tanalve ormarsrpent of Pillow 4 27 Inches me three oat: PG ® 70.25 UPHOLSTERY 9 CORTAINS, ® 72.50 . 34 Inenes Feu One_ io! quality BOR- BENET, and ede’ bat * 7,50 (Third Floor Front, 18th st.) Monarch Oil Stoves. MONARCH WICKLESS BLUE FLAME IL STOVES, for cooking with greatest comfort, cleanliness and economy. The “Monarch” Stove has always been sold at $6.15. We are in «position 10 offer burner size. which sells reg- “4.75 larly at$6.75, at UNIVERSAL BLUE FLAME STOVES, powerful and quick cookers, all latest im- provements:. every one guaranteed agai Teakage, smoke and odor, sa 2-burner size. J, 7F 3-burner, 5, OO (Basement ) Poutiry Netting POULTRY NETTING, galvanized wire Dinch mesh, 75 and 150 foot lengths 75 foet, 189 feet. TH feet, 12 Inches wide. 12 inches wide. 18 inches wide. 160 feet, 18 Inches wide TS feet, 24 inches wide 180 feet, 24 inches wide. 78 feat, 30 inches wide 150 feet, 90 Inches wide, 73 feet, 06 inches wide, 150 feet, 26 inches wide, ‘We alan have 75 and 190 foot lengths up to atx feet wide. prices In proportion, (Basement) collect Green Trading Stamps. Rugs. Chinaware. peer -iiar e inens. Cutlery. Bamboo Portieres. Window Shades. Slip Covers. Gas and Electrical Fix , people are getting ready to move. Innumerable things will be required when the. new I i i f are i a. Inaddition_to gett and iti always at this season that the fe “Ses efi aaOrt Welk 94] LPIcRaHaR CSAebn Teadine Sete kang onal merchandi he premiums are rticles, We distribute more Sperry & Hutchinson Green Trading Stamps than any other individual concern in DOUBLE «S, & H."’ GREEN TRADING STAMPS MORNINGS THIS WEEK FROM 8:30 TO 12 O'CLOCK—THEREAFTER, SINGLE STAMPS UNTIL CLOSING HOUR. Sbousewives : Standy Mids Oriental Mpatungs. JAPANESE MATTINGS. 35c. YD. GRADE JAP. MAT- TINGS, 26e 30. YD. GRADE JAP. MAT- TINGS. 9e 20c. YD. GRADE JAP. MAT- TINGS. s4e CHINESE MATTINGS. 35. YD. GRADE CHINESE MAT TINGS 30c._YD. GRADE CHINESE MATTINGS, 20e. YD. GRADE CHINESE MATTINGS. (Fifth Floor, Froni. Rug Store. ALL-WOOL ART SQUARES. ce Guaranteed heavie quality. all wools your choice of entire line in all the dif- ferent sizes, at prices that speak for them- selves 3d WI Sed 4.20 5.25 6.30 33% oe 7.85 8.40 i. 3x5 5) ¥ 4x3 Sa 4x5 10.50 9.80 /4. 20 Paints and Stains: RPADY M 60c atarnishable and rid 40c 400 for outdoor wen. “fencer, a 70 Fancy Vests BERLIN SA auart slze, THE SAL TOP COAT! Everybody recognizes it as a sale of su- preme importance. We never before organized such a comprehensive unloading—never before — accepted such a loss in the very height of the season. The simple fact is that we made too many. The mistake is. ours—the advantage yours. Hundreds of our own well-made Top Coats, hun- dreds of our own well-made Rain Coats at less, we believe, than any living person ever knew such goods to be sold for: 8.05 $20 Top Coats $18 Top Coats $16 Top Coats There are blacks, there are Oxfords, there are cov~ erts, there are the richest of this season’s mixtures, as well as lain fabrics. There are Long Coats, Medium Coats, Short joxy Coats. Coats with broad Athletic Shoulders, Coats that are Swagger in cut as well as in fabric. Every man’s size and an offer of 70) Fancy Vests, every man’s taste, wore ot racy Ve 65 Cents This Great Sale will continue daily until the stock is reduced to normal size. All that we ask—and this we ask in simple falr- ness—is that you put this offer to the inexpensive test of investi- gation. It will pay you to come even a very long journey. It will pay you to buy for next season’s wear. SN-WOODS 740, 742 Broadway, ons <ea Set of Astor Place, $20 Rain Coats $18 Rain Coats $16 Rain Coats The same conditions lead to INA ai tt i pi I) tures. s¢ at unusually low prices, you obtain Sperry & Tet million peopl the widest possible range of useful, and ding Stamps ‘in 1d: the best; they cover uaa A For Renovtiing and Kitchen Uses. GAS FIXTURES, NC AN. BES 3 i nolld brass: