The evening world. Newspaper, May 11, 1904, Page 7

<a ~ ‘ ( THAKS HOWE OT CLIENT'S MOEY John E. Rustin, Representing William. Beverey Winslow, Identifies the Man Now Under Arrest at New Haven, Conn. SAID TO HAVE OBTAINED CASH FROM MANY DUPES. Thee Are Two Charges Against Prisoner in New Haven—Re- ported that He is Known in Several Cities. sbhn FE. Ruston, representing William Beverly Winslow, a jaw partner of William Hepburn Russell, at No. 258 Broadwey, returfied to-day from New Haven, where he identified Charles M, Howe as the man whom he charges with having obtained $2,500 from Mr, Wirslow last fall by false pretens: Howe was arrested in New Havel last Saturday on complaint of George O. Richards, who alleged that Howe had given him a bad check for $82, He was on Monday arraigned, pleaded not guilty, and released in $1,200 buil. Fearing that he would attempt to jump his bond, Chief of Police Henry D. Cowles, of New Haven, had Howe arrested again on another charge, ein {t is alleged that ke obtained money from E. C. Beecher, ment New Haven real-estate agent, on % bogus option deal. Mowe could not give a second bond, and is now in jail, fome Alleged Deals. According to Mr, quston, Howe is wanted {n New York for etill another alleged offense. It is said that while here Jast vear he got $9,4 from a well known professional ran for the osten- sible purpose of carrying several op- tions on property near West Thirty- second street, wrich Howe sald the Pennsylvania Rallroad intenled to huy in, acquiring the site for its new ter- ininal station. Howe is sald to have represented himself as being on the inside of a number of big Pennsylvania deals, When Towa was in New York he lived at the Holiand House and Hotel Man- hattan. Although not iy per ite dreoned th (aud style and Iie pretty. branette wife was equally clothed, Her jewels were well selected and expensive, A few months ago Mr. and Mrs. Howe took w cottage at Marvin's Bexch. near New Haven. The rent was paid by th Has cheek which Landlord Richards de- clared to be worthless and for passing whiab he had Howe arrested. Known in Philadelphia, Howe is suid to be wel! remembered {n Philadeiphia; whete eral deals are credited to him. Bailey, Banks & Wid- dle, jewellers of that city. claim to have recelved bad checks of lirge denomina- ons in payment for fine Rev- evra) hotel proprietors at Atiantic City also want to see Mr, Hows od Jackson, of Wilmington, js said to bave] § font $10,000 through Howe's urbanity. Mz. Ruston, who has looked up Howe's | = carefully, says that the man re heen Involved in deals in Chicago, Boston and Toronto. lowe is certainly a smooth one and we very glad to know where he is,” said Mr, Ruston. “Lf have not yet preferred charges against him, but will wait to sce whut results come out of the New Haven causes, If he gets out of his tvoubles there I will have him rearrest- ed and brought to New York to answer to the charge of Obtaining $2,000 from my client.” Mr. Ruston’s client. it is understood, is Mr. Winslow, Neither cares to givé Seth to the details of the case, and ‘Winslow absolutely refuses to dis- cass Mt. iat wileht make mie look ike an ‘easy mark,’ ’’ he said. DEAD WITH HEAD RESTING IN WATER Victin Whose Face Was Gashed May Have Been Attacked inj Mistake for Somebody Else— Coroner Investigating. (ipecial to Th GOLDENS BRIDG terious death motive cnein this morning e downward in the man's right cut an inch wide and also 1) @brasion on his left cher and it was firet believ: by the v lamers that Donnelly het been sy! but Coroner alpen Bore Suve the ian evidently atumbled and failing into the hrook was dtowned. He has ordered an ahutovay perrorm hows ac as to determine the exact sausn, of dett . ¥, Who came from : Pi phie, was employ: in runni, peeae engine owned by Charles A, Company, eontenaiore who trac! De he Harlem Ratiro Mount and Golden's was noftennive, good nal gad was’ not known to "When found penneay. Jay face down- ward in the water and his friends and be Seutied gp pacer: him bend That was in partly kneeling pos! tion. head, however, was half covered with water. On the stone abutment just above his head was hair torn from his eyebrow, giving the impression that in falling ht eye had struck the sharp edge of a flat piece of wound beneath brow, There were no wounds on the back of the skull to indicate that he had received a ae from the Lestrange's Hote) is ast night ing to thi st seen 0! any ene a prom | | ting the deep | i” ve pasdred fae are em- city York jn. Teservoirse | JEROME ROUNDING UP WESTERN UNION DIRECTORS USING DOWLING ANT1I-GAMBLING BILL FOR A LARIAT, | SOOSOOS409% DOOD CESSES ETH TET EY t . PPE EE GREEIEEDEDREEG i 2499996064 4 & PPPIOTIBOIOD & 4 » > ee | Bhe has an armor belt six inches thick, has steel bulkheads six Inches In thick- ness, and bas four and a half Inch ateel | shields to protect her heavy guns. Her armament consists of two eight-inch | runs. sixteen six-inch guns, elght twelve-pounders and six small ra |fire guns, Her speed is estimate wenty-two knots. protected cruiser Chacabyco ts tons displacement and 15,700 In- d horse-power, She was built in | feng vax ‘completed tn 160%, The Ch as an armored deck 1-2 Ine! 1 3-4 to nd Inet consists of Bu 7-inch guns, sixteen J,8-Inch gu {hres email. Fapii-firy Bune: Her peed is_ertimated at 23 knotn, {fy Canttan Prat tan battleship, built in ¥ ince and layne! lane Ataplscement. Nan EOS rand her speot ix eatinatel 1S knots, Her armored belt ts hos in thickness, she hus 10 1-2 BROKERS TO PLAY BALL. Stock Exchange Members Looking: Ahead to Game at Bay Ridge. On May 18 there will be a game of haseball played on the grounds of the Crescent Athletic Club ut Bay Ridge hetwoen the married men and the un- married members of the New York Stock Exchange. The contest promisos to be a hustling affair and quite a few bets have already been made on the resuli. The unmarried men do not want any fat men on thelr team, and the ted men also are objecting to the uvy-welghe division, A boat will be provided to take play- ert und the gucets of the Kxchun, the grounds. There will be « dinner atver the game at the club-house. It is not believed that any one will be seri- ously injured, not even tie umpire, so FLINT BUNS THO CHILIAN CRUISERS )Esmeralda and Chacabuco Are) Reported Definitely Sold, a Congress Wil Assemble to’ Approve the*Sale. td ap ambulance apa f SOFpa of doctors] SANTIAGO DE CHILE, May 11.—The sof armor over her yun hogitions will not she prawi plavers who] c a o in The ny hus an armored dec} I from old age or nee dent ‘are forced out UGE O Ls Ea Silas i) at So Bhe “demament. of the Cap cf the gume will be cabuco have been definitively sold to 10 pay at) eight 47aneb (Canet) gunk, six thete own Soster a | ibe non Mackay. |, 6 ‘ 11%, L. Werden and tenes havg|Charles R, Funt, of New York. The) Fo iiion juns, four L8-snch guns’ and the affair in charRe. cohtract price js $5,150,000, Congress | fifteen minal will assemble to'approve the sale, Mrs, Flint «s understood to have un- dertakon the purchase of the Capitan Prat within six weeks. Says Rat» Are Good to Eat. In an article on the eating of rats and mice the London Medical Press as- werts that, “apart from prejudice, there js no particular reason why we should not feed on our domestic rodents.’ editor seems to have the nivictions, for he adda: te and savory. Any On (From the Miss Prim—V wouldn' t mind Miss Pert— ni Miss Prim—How do you know who tt a The Esmeraida armored cruiser of 7,020 tons disp Pht and 16,600 in- dicated horsepower, She was built in Miss Pert~I know shat tal) wouldn't an. England and was completed in 1897.! mind being married t¢ The eournge of his Thee mesh ts [NATURE'S ouUnE —FOR ALL— Spring Humors IMPURE BLOOD AND Nerve Exhaustion MADE ENTIRELY FROM MEDICINAL PLANTS AND ROOTS, eae Be GUARANTEED Not to contain « particle of ALCOHOL or NARCOTIC —_-—_— FOR | Thirty-Nine Years [7 HAS STOOD THE TEST of PUBLIC APPROVAL, IEFRESHES the Blood, Nerves and Body, gives renewed vitality, eradicates those poisons from the Blood which are so apt to accumulate _ during the long winter. : TOLLSAOOE OEE YS « SPSPOOSSO OSS POOESS 09 | “THE WORLD! WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1904 WAR ON HOLDUP STILL GOES OM Merchants’ Association and Other Organizations Not Sat- isfied with Portchester Graft Investigation. WILL MAKE A DIRECT APPEAL TO THE MAYOR. An Independent Investigation Is to Be Made and Any Evidence of Boodle Will Be Presented to the Courts. The proposed inveatigation by the Board of Aldermen into the charges of graft In connection with the hold-up of tho franghize of the Porte road, js not satisfactory sociation shuabiad “every outfit, carries healing balsams RET 2 the Maye sige to Porteheater A commit ie Board ment aud ri on the Westchester franchise until ie Porteohoster tvanohiso fs released by the Board of Aldermen. ee Soni Yerkes Snail. SOU'THAMPTC England, May 11 Mr. and Mrs, bb oH. Behift and Charles T. Yerkes were pas the North German Lloyd steamer Ku Wilhelm der Grosse this port to-day for to send an emergency mes e Board on the subject of as appointed to wait an eiimiate and Apportion- eet that b. to net act : hich sailed from eee a To Singe and Public Speakers. Hegeman & Co., 2 200 iwrosdway, Urge Them to Use Hyomei. Willing to Sell It on Approval. A new and specially valuable use for Hyome! has been discovered, one that will be particularly welcomed by singers and public speakers. Tha free use of Hyomel, breathed through the inhaler that comes with to the head and throat, and strength- cot EXTENSION TABLES, $9.00 TO $87,00, Round CHINA:CLOSETS, $14,00 to $94.00. Some @ll wood,-others with mirror backs and glass shelyes. Carpets,. Rugs, Draperies, }ets., to harmonize, Long sides furnishes your Summer home at once. “Reliable” anal a re a aad bebe 2 2 GOLDEN*0AK (Former prices. $12 to $115,) and square. Some plain, SIDE ‘TABLES, $11.00 TO $57.00, (Former prices $1480 $75.) (Former priees $18.510 to $125.) RELIABLE CARPETS FURNITURE BARGAINS. FOR SUMMER DINING-ROOMS. others carved. wee CT rg » | duct an independent Investigation. » | soctation. addressing the mesting w blithe eost of the crusade and donate the » | ations give?” , jamounts, but said that thelr organtza~ ens the voice. Hegeman & Co. have js {had several of their customers speak - "}to them in regard‘to the good effects .|following the use of Hyomej for this special purpose, and will be glad to _|sell ft on approval to any singer, minister, teacher or public speaker. There {s no dangerous stomach drugging with Hyomel; simply breathe it through the inhaler, and relief comes quickly. ith several others, will working was decided at a meeting held to President King. of the M morised but half a dozen repr es of as many Tax Payers’ Assocta dons and Boards of Trade tn the Bronx ad Westchester county, said that the association would supply one-tenth of OOO Sunday World Wants Wo Monday Morning Won ers = “ China services of its office staff. “If wae are to go into this fight." he aaid, “we must be prepared with the sinews of war—we must have money How much will your respective associ- None of the delegates stipulated can be hept out of the bu TSA" BEDAUG would doubtless contribute. ve don't want to criticize the Board Idermen at this Ume, a ident. King, "We do ita per hale wine hax at yet ory rug oe ae bon y Robins rilande at, NY. {The Co ee OWAVE 212 &22"° STREETS. DA DRY GOODS CO. No Stamps. No Tricks. No Schemes. The United States Government sells a stamp at One Cont. companies sell to concerns with whom they deal one hundred for pay for the stamps In increased cost of merchandise, The dealer receives an Increased profit. The Trading Stamp companies make a or more @ year—out of YOU, T! tory of the trading ray Why pay a TAX on merchandise vow wish while there are an abundance legitimate merchants who have YOUR interests-at heart-and nott those of ae companies ? Sale 1,700 Pieces of Domestic and Imported WASH GOODS a One-Third to One-Half Regular Values, If we were to go into lengthy details, you yeuld be ac valbied with one of the most res | These Fabrics on Sale markable trade transactions ever consummated in New York, nat @ through which we have |!# Dress Goods Aisie come into possession of this extremely beautiful and wonderfully low priced collectionsof wash fabrics. But your whole interest centres in the merchandise and the prices, and we hurryialong to them, withithe as- surance that NEVER, at any time, IN ANY STORE, has the SAVING on WANTED materials been so great. LSS IO IEC ALIS NEA IS PE EIN rere Embroidered Dot Silk Mulls Novelty Linen Suitings. in Plain Shades of Black} 4, (40-inch_ Embroidered »Sitk! , Imported Mercerized i ee Pink, Light Chiffons. Grenadines. Gray, Re 44-inch Embroidered ¢ Silk 18c C sik end Linen Batistes | 18c snd avy, Regul 30c ea Linen Novelties, 30 ripes an eno ects, value cs sale Reduced Mercerized Cotton Fou-| Reduced} rice. Reduced -| HeLa ic Novelty Linen|; Reduced lards in Dots and Neat Fancy Printed Elamine Sult- ourettes, $3 From From y From pepo, Fi White, Black, ings, 36 INCHES WIDE— ‘ + 3c |p ean, Navy en Neal Styles in Blues, Browns, ie Linen Etamines (n Exclusive! 960 ‘to High Class Fancy Voiles in to Hep ean Gra Pita Patterns. to A ireen and Navy. arantee . Self Colored and Printed fi aed) Embroidered Volles and 50¢ "| Effects. $0 impree asc; ae (5c) * 0» Lace Effects, $1.00, price mM { Plain and Fancy Voiles in All Colors. | 2 Yc Tweeds and Knickerbocker Suitings in Blues, Grays, Browns, Tans and Greens, 1 2 Yc Reduced 1 Striped and Plain Linen Suitings, Imported Irish Dimities, luced From Od 25c to 35¢ Scoteh Zephyrs and many Other Fabrics in Great Variety, TRIMMED HATS, $7.50 and 58.50! We have made these two prices the basis of figuring; have chosen the finest materials, the most exclusive shapes and the most ‘careful | workers to execute enough exclusive hats to supply the demand to-; .. morrow. $7.50 and $8.50. Either price assures you big economy here. ee Now, you may go to the exclusive millinery establishments of Sth ave, and they will say $20 to $25; you may go to the other millinery stores near by and they'll say $12 to $15. Not for the same hats, of course, for these are exclusive with us. $7.50 and $8.50 are only two prices. We've other trimmed hats at $5; we've a good many at $10, and we've quite a few at $15 and Si8. If you pay any more than this, rest assured the money doesn’t go into the worth of the hat, ae Trouble is, very little Millinery is sold at prices consistent with its worth. We do not figure the earning capacity of the mittinery any greater than the other stocks—hence the upusually fair prices always in vogue here, Ready-to-Wear Hats-.-at $2.95 and $3.50. Shapes and styles that others get S4 to $5 for. An endless assort- ment to choose from. Won't you look them over before you pay the extravagant prices others ask? This Millinery Store you'll find is a public safeguard to economy. End- Week Specials in Hair Goods, Our system of filling out-of-town orders by mail is}, very simple—and thoroughly satisfactory. Just inclose sample of hair, showing what you require, and we'll mateh f it. Remit by money order. We cannot send C. O. D. 69c for 20-inch Switches; short stem; best quality hairy®. a $1.50 2.98 Women’s *1.50& 41.75 Oxfords, 1.00 Four hundred and eighty-six pairs rep- reeents the lot—but they're worth coming O Mage from the best grades of Dongola Kid, with patent leather tips and flexible soles. Others have vamps of patent leather and are very stylish in shape. In the ordinary way we'd think them Reed enough to sell at $1.50 and $1.75, § To-morrow at $1. Bath Slippers, 39c. sirable patterns. Women's and men's--sold regularly at 75c. and 4 $1. Made from finest French linen, in very de- Women's sires from 3 to 7; men’s from 6 to 9. Summer Rugs Much Underpriced Rugs designed for the express purpose of saving the better soris of floor coverings; yet so good and so attractive that they may be used at all times if necessary. Prices, of course, are made to fit Summer requirements, being very little, considering what you get. i Japanese Rugs, heaviest quality; 9x12 feet; Instead of Japane: Cotton Rugs, 13, 75) Reversible Sralis ss Ants 9x12 feet; instead of $18.75.. East india Dhurr 9xi2 feet; Instead of $17.50 12.25 dallion pattern; Axminster Rugs, heavy pi Je, beautiful | Stead of $6.2 Oriental designs, 9x12 {icet; 19. 50 Also full range of sinall sizes, propor- instead of $2650... tionately low. pr Fancy China Mattings, {na variety [stra tine linen Warp Japanese Mat- of patterns, 40-yard rolls, 3.75, 10 tings, beautifully colored damask and ic medallion patte: $13.50 value; 25c¢ Linen’ Warp Japanese Matting, 40-yd, roll , or, per yd. Tapestry Brussels paste elegant be 2 26,50 Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 | feet; instead of $35.00 for a fh Switch; natural wavy stay in wave. for the renowned Lucile Pompadour—Just the thin: handsome carpet effect, richly colored, | Frais Grass Matting, in all colors, # Mid’ values, doryard rolls, 19c| gx d wide; an ideal ‘san!- 3Re 98, or, per yard r covering; at, per yd. for Summer; particularly Lama to the new headpleces, Hair Goods Store—Rear of