The evening world. Newspaper, May 20, 1904, Page 11

Hupner Didn’t Know Pistol Was Loaded When He Placed It at His Head and Pulled the | Trigger. JUST SHOWING WHAT HE’D DO IF GIRL JILTED HIM. Tragedy bration and Agnes Kuchera Is Under Coroner’s Action. In illustrating to his sweetheart what he would do should she refuse to marry he left one of the loaded cartridges the revolver. Se In the he went to il upon ‘Miss Kuchera, recelved him in the hey. talked, the gil says, of thelt mp: A and itubner spoke proaching happl ‘he sorrow he would experience of ti should he lose her. Her Story “He took KILL HIMSELF the Shooting. volver out of his pocket,” she ‘and pointed it at tus reflection in the mirror and said that he would shoot himself if I ever left him. J told him not to shoot and break the mirror or we would have seven years of bad luck. “Then he said he would show me what he wouid do if we were parted, and he laughed 2s he pointed tho ro) ai ead. I thought hi ¢ a joke and I laughed, too, When it he staggered and then ‘he fell on the floor and blood came out of his head. His eves stared at me and I ran out of the house."’ pec ose TRL RECESS IN ILLINOIS. State Convention Delegates, Tired of Deadlock, Take Ten Days’ Rest. SPRINGFIELD, Ill., May 20.~A con- ference between Frank O. Lowden and Charles 8, Deneen, following a previous conference by each with Gov. Yates, brought fresh disappointment to-day for —— home at No. Loken, was younger wor tossing buc Ends Birthday Cele- Arrest Pending the by & suftoca houne. conclusion as to a plan by | kiten rc vention deadlock could be . n port circulated that Low- den would withdraw was generally dis- credited. falling mn Btove Schutt ‘him Jacob Hubner put a pistol loaded,| When the convenes resomemied it ald ms he thought, with blank cartridges, | to, Ntiycelgnth tobe cast the to his head last night and pulled the There was one ball cartridge trigger. fn the revi flour dead. Yorkville Police Court to-day and re- manded pending the action of the Cor- ener. Her nam m® cigarette-maker, nineteen years old pps ey handsome. tw olver and Hubner fell to the| § ‘The girl was arraigned in afire. bad itchen ‘sii le. 2 BRAVE WOMEN FIRE FIGHTERS Mrs. Clarke and Her Daughter) tore sustice Greenbaum, of the su- Unaided Extinguish a Blaze|s: That Threatened a Row of], Houses in Hoboken. Mrs, Mary Schutt, a young widow. and her mother, Mrs. Mary Clarke, acted bravely and promptly early this morn- ing when they discovered that their 32 Bloomfeld street, Ho- Not only did the an extinguish the fire by ets of water upon the flames, but her mother aided in smoth- ering them with a canvas rug afte: summoning the fire department. Both women were asleep in an upper apartment when they were wakened smoke which filled the Investigation showed that live rom the grate of the set fire to the floor. promptly turned on the nk, and, fling neighbors had words of Mrs, Schutt and her mother they learned that but for their quick and herole work the entire row of frame houses on the block might have been consiimed. no pap the lt! ers now in Tt was the frony of fate that ator Ghaties 1, Guy, for years the champion of the Normal College girls, should heve been assigned by the Act- ing Corporation Counnel to appear be- ‘oly Thursday next. reme Court, Su t tontay, in defense of Maxwell. Qne ‘hundred and thir- Normal Qollege graduates are ig to compel te Roard of Education to dasue No, 1 teachers’ licens to them | jumber, stru without forcing them to take an addi-| off Northpor: tlonal course. the heavy f Mr. Guy aske# for an adjournment, H.O'Neill & Co Women’s Silk Shirt Waist Suits. A Most Seasonable Offering of These Very Desirable Suits On Sale Saturday, May 71. These really clegant Suits that we dis- play for Saturday only are made of Im- ported Taffeta Silks. They come in novel Four Hours, 0 is Agnes Kuchera. She Is Hubner war ROKAW BROTHERS TO DIOM LN tat basente Cee . ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY Ces termmtanrg ane ace 5 i , boarded with {he family of Louls Par: 2) UR business 1s built on one sure 1, No. v" a +d) . sy caret, 6?) 28 East Seventy-tnira| fH] foundation—the merits of our A Double Celebration. Ta addition to celebrating his birthday Festerday importance to check against the day. He compile: apprentice (place asa It seems on the up) quite the t! importance with the discharge of fire- arms, Hubner bough: a pistol yesterday and shot it home and emphasize He had blank cartridges In one pocket of his coat and loaded cartridges in an- In the late afternoon when other. shooting a Hubner had another event of. ted his term as a machinist's and was qualified to take a first-class workman, that in the Bohemtan section per east side it is considered hing to celebrate occasions of attribute our success. it off in the back yard of bis on the roof of the house to his jubilation. to $42. t a mark it is supposed that clothing. We insist on exclu- siveness of design and fabric, good form, and above all—enduring quality. To this firm policy we English Walking Suits aud- Business Sacks, single and double breasted, with all the Brokaw features; in Cheviots, Worsteds and Serges, $15 ASTOR: PLACE-AND-FOURTH:AVENUE ties an Blues, Suits, much sizes 6 $2.00 vi colors plaited what they © 'y the sa pure dyed silk, ei i. |. Namm, Fulton Street, Children's Dresses at Made from lawns, madras, percales, dim|- the styles represented are Saflor Blouse Children’s Dresses at Made from ginghams ana lawns, in all shoulder cape effects, Gleeves, stitched belts; sizes 6 to 14; regular $3.00 (nd $3.60 values, at bd es WE GIVE BLUE TRADING STAMPS WITH ALL CASH PURCHASES. styles. Calfskin for boys, with “Rock Oak" soles, sizes 814 to 51g. safety heels; sizes 11% to 2. Children’s Patent Leather Slippers, 69c. $1.25. . 150 Doz. Lawn Waists, Worth from $1.00 to $2.00. /and handkerchief effects, sizes 32 to 44; Saturday only at... Children’s and g5c. new styles, d other summer fabrics; colors are Reds, Tans, White and colors; Buster Brown Dresses and -the desired Russian Blouse Dress; to 14; regular $1.50 and ralues, at..... 95 ce styles, $1.95. $10.00 down to... and white; pretty new styles, blouse effects, and tucked styles, new shaped Point Two-plece special at °95 Bet. 8 A. M. and 11 A. M. Actual Value $5.00. uit haying the popular baggy bloomer trousers, _&. l. Namm. Plain White, Black and White, colors and fancy lawns, stripes¢ nd figures, plaited, hemstitched, tucked, embroidery trimmed 45c ses’ Wear. Misses’ Skirts at $2.95. A choice lot of materials, cut in several Skirts f irl; a dentapee ‘or girls and misses; colo A Red, Brown and Tan; ae stitched effects; lengths 30 to 36; special at.) Esprit pi Pi, Brooklyn. Worth $1.00. One and two-strap Patent Leather Slippers; sizes 8% to 11, sizes 11% to 2, 78c.; regular price, ee Women’s Oxfords, 98c. Values up to $2.00. Patent Leather, with Cuban heels. dongola kid and Ideal patent kidskin. flexible soles, nobby Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes, $1.29. Were $2.00. Kidskin for girls, with medium-weight soles, made for one of our targest iopbing houses: new Walking plaited and $2.95 Misses’ Jackets at $2.95. A large sample line of misses’ and chil- dren's Coats, single and double-breasted with and without collars; Tans, Blues, Browns, Blacks and other col- ors; sizes 6-14 years; special 14, 16, 18 years; prices range from $2.95 600 Percale Waists and Blouses, in about 36 up-to-date patterns, all with attached collars, reinforced BOAMS, B1ZEG 4 tO 1B... .seseeeresesnveserrere erneesssserecesseesees seeees Wave eee eee seers e see eee ne ee Sis Blue Serge Norfolk Bloomer Suits, $2.98. Misses’ Dresses at $9.95. and v1 pea for Confirmation and mate ave drop skirts, fancy trimmed tyles, sizes a 16, 18; ae Cea EY Si Ee aS a aa Te eee) Boys’ 29c. Waists and Blouses, 1r5c. 15c : 14 ox, Indigo Blue, chemically tested, warranted fast blue hard twisted serge, tailored me as the $6.00 su its, lined with extra quality Farmer satin, stitched throughout with 6 to 15, instead of $5.00. k&. |. Namm. 2.98 } \ Bet SC ia a! ts ecm Li: SA a eh i rare llc ba rr ited fancies and solid colors—are handsomely trimmed and strictly new models. Actual value $35.00 to $45.00. Saturday $22.5 0 cach. Also SILK TAFFETA SUITS at........ $13.50 gm PLAITED TAFFETA SUITS at.. $16,508 Tn all colors and fancies. (Third Floor.) A Splendid and Unusual Lot of Girls’ Dresses, Coats and Frocks. Also some for Small Women—at much the lowest prices offered this season. MISSES’ SUITS— Of novelty cloths in medium length Coats and Eton shapes, with shoulder capes— value $22.00. Satur- $14. 50 > MISSES’ JACKETS — Of black cheviot and covert cloth, collarless effect, fly front and satin lined; also B30. Situedey ee $9009 CHILDREN'S COATS—Of chev- iot and novelty cloth, notched col- @& lars and collarless effects, bishop sleeves — value $7.00. $3.95 4 Saturday..s.ee.-se-+s CHILDREN'S DRESSES — Of white Persian Jawn, high neck and eee effects, trimmed with em- broit lery — value $2.50. $1 95 N CHILDREN’S QRESSES— of (tine quality white lawn, guimpe , Gis UY and high neck, yoke of tucks and uf. lace insertions, trimmed bertha, full skirts $2.25 and deep hem—value $2.75. Saturday... (Third Floor.) Untrimmed Millinery. CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HATS............. $1.25 CHILDREN'S STYLISHLY TRIMMED HATS, from our own workrooms. .. ....$2.98, $3.48 Value $4.00 and $5.00. (Second Floor.) Saturday, May 21, # Special Offering of Ladies’ Trimmed Hats at $5.00 and $10.00 each. Former prices $10.00 to $25.00. (Second Floor.) Misses’ and Children’s Shoes. Misses’ and Children’s Tan Russia Calf Lace Shoes, made by reliable makers over lasts that are especially adapted for young people's feet; good quality; oak leather soles. 710 8 8% to 11) Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Tan and Black Vics Kid, handsewed welt and light turn soles. All the new toes and heel shapes. Each pair guaranteed to give good service and perfect fitting—regular $2.50 VAG LOT see cee Cl eMart seat Crcentrocnernrernen eocccccee $2.00 “Edwin C. Burt’’ Shoes. THE BEST SHOES ARE BURT'S. We are exclusive selling agents in New York of these justly celebrated shoes and ties, made of superior leather, coupled with unsurpassed workmanship. They are equal to the finest custom made. We are showing over sixty styles in Boots and Oxfords, in all kinds of leather, including Tan and Cham. 3 50 pagne colors, All kinds are one price. ...... .eseee cesses $ . (Second Floor.) Sizes | ly to 2 Saturday, May 21. Boys’ $2.98 and £3.98 Suits $2.25 BOYS' RUSSIAN SUITS, with Eton or Sailor collar; Also SAILOR SUITS trimmed with soutache braid or embroidery shields to match, trousers have patent waist bands—regularly $2.98 to $3.98— $2.35 Saturday. ..... = BOYS’ MADRAS BLOUSES— made with collar band or attached collar, the best of making and per- 50c fect goods—regularly 98c.—Saturday.... .... (Third Floor,) Sixth Avenue, 20th to'2Ist Street. ation highest Import~ * informed that y of the appointments of over the service was The hearing was then adjourned until —___— STEAMER AGROUND in FOG. Off Eaton's Neck R 4 ‘The large ocean-going steamer George Farwell, bound from New Haven for vith a consignment of New Cot Ci on Batons. Neck Reet, 1, last night during ee eae THIRD AVENUE, CORNER 58TH STREET Society is beginning to gossip about the June weddings, and brides= to-be are busy with their trousseaus, A word on Wedding Rings is in season. Our plain rings first brought us into public nofice, and we have kept them up to the old high standard. The most costly and elaborate article in our showcases does not more truly represent pure material and fine workmanship than do these simple seamless rings. There is little direct profit in the sales, but the gain in goodey will is a valuable asset, as well as a source of pride. All widths and styles, and the LAMBERT guarantee goes out with every ting along with our hearty good wishes. Prices: COOOOGGOHOHAGO Until you have seen our watch-chains, neck-chains, lockets, charms, etc. cannot know what originality and taste in faith tale ae ae designing, wi 1 in making, are devoted to this branch of tection is in the.character of the goldsmith’ As we receive from our own factory the seller. He! may stamp large and frequent additions to the stock, we have no stale; | on the case pte he chooses, and tHe buyer, if : commonplace patterns, but in every instance the idea is as bright as the gold. We could fill this page with description and not exhaust the subject nor, we hope, the reader. To-day let one example suffice: We show a bead neck- chain, one of half a dogen sizes, in solid 14-karat gold- Prices from $5.50 to $25. Size shown in cut, $14.80, Diamonds Bought in Time. ‘The diamonds in the rings shown below were chosen in Am- sterdam by a member of our firm before the late advances in prices. As we import direct and cut out all middlemen’s profits, we can offer you fine stones at figures that would be impossible under any other system. A handsome singe stone diamond, set in a BERT mounting of solid hand-made LA. 14-karat gold. Price $25.00. Fine diamond, cut by master workmen and worthily set in hand-made mounting of (mp l4-karat gold. = soar, £8. TAS tory. it fits, the price is only $178.00. Two superb diamonds, as much alike twins. Cut shows approximate size. . No “S\ picture can give idea of their beau lid 14-karat gold mount ing, $225.00. 9 Id mounting, excellent example EAMBERT work. $38.00. est prices, Come and See Them. Beauty in Chains and Charms Diamond of exceptional size and bril- liancy. Solid 14-karat gold mounting hand made in the LAMBERT fac- | Three selected diamonds in solid 14-karat eee Our store is bright with Bon Voyage, Wed- ding, Commencement and other gifts at mod- Open Evenings Until 7---Saturday Night 3 to $12 5 to $16 5 to $20 FOR ENGRAVING, ch for a Man or Boy. have sold and have for engravi movement although of thin model. The price is but $18. For the Girl Grad uate. $22.50. | Our ¢ levee Of | fitted so as to insure comfort, safety and good appearance, 1 watch inspectors for the New We are offi jand Railroads. All |} York Central employees regulated by our staff of expert watchmakers, Our “Closetitting"* Collar. we use most become strongest. suits exercise all of their talent upon them—they form a large bedy + of men who are constantly kept doing this lineo Naturally this constant practice makes them better fitted $15 suits. to the work and more proficient. WM. VOGEL & SON. End of the Week CLOTHING TALK. e grow only throu Tsual Aefs siopine shoulder gh exercise. The faculties he tailormen who fashion our $15 work—making our You get as much of style and of fine workmanship in our suits at $15 as in usual ready for wear suits at $25. Thefabrics that go to f the mills, and the suits are made in our own workrooms, which * yee ._ Add to all this our famous “Concave” »* Collar, and you have oar suits at $15. You will arrive at a much higher appreciation of them if you try 4 $15 Spring and Summer Suits, means to. you a direct savin Shoulder and *Glosefitting one. make these suits are bought direct At $15—Blue and black serges, black Thibets, finished and un- dressed worsteds in gray, brown and olive tints, and plain and fancy... cheviots and cassimeres—in 12 distinct single breasted sack models. At $15—8 distinct double breasted sack models, made of serges, . Thibets and homespuns, in plain and fancy fabrics. Spring Suits and Overcoats, $15 to $35. WM. VOGEL & SON, Broadway, Houston St, Any boy may well be proud of this open-face watch, im a l4-karat gold-filled case, made by the Crescent Watch cheated, has no redress. We these Crescent cases for almost 30 years, §- to hear a sine gle complaint. No charge This aie 5 fitted with a fifteen-jewel Waltham ~ and is very strong, » Awaich fit to be worn by the brightest girl among this year's graduates, and an appropriate gift on Commencement Day. The case is solid 14-karat gold, and the engraving is so rich that @ H\ mere newspaper cut" does it but fjscant justice. Waltham, * Elgin “9 ZW or LAMBERT works, a8 you J preter—you have a splendid times ; fF! keeper in either case. Price, only 7 tical Department. _ Come to us when you need spectacles or eyegiaste:. Do not | neglect any defect in your vision; it is far too serious to be trifled: with. A competent optician in attendance will examine your free af charge and prescribe the proper lenses. Glasses ere. s Until 10. itches arecaretully examined and} — oo