The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1904, Page 9

) oy 4 5 = NORTHEAST WIND GABE CASE DIES CAUSES SUICIDE) — IN HIS TAVERN ‘Gloomy and Depressing Weather | Veteran Road-House Keeper Passes Away in “McGown’s | Responsible for Epidemic of Self-Destruction in Greater New York To-Day. Pass” in Central Park at the Age of Seventy-four. HAD BEEN SICK MAN FOR SEVERAL MONTHS. “SEVEN VICTIMS ALREADY IN VARIOUS PARTS OF CITY. Three Take Carbolic Acid, One| Was Friend and Associate of Gas and Others End Life by Hanging, Shooting and Jump- ing from Ferryboat. Fortune Estimated at Million. eee Gabe Cane. possibly the best known |circle of trotting horsemen for his op alice road-house keeper in New York, died | honesty and intberity, his word being Good for netther man nor beast. today In McGown's Pasa ‘Tavern, in |&#, 004 With them us a gold bond. He The northeast wind which has been| ‘i i * IY ata quite # Uttle trading jn fast Yrot- Jenjral Park, of whioh he was pro-| ters, keeping @ goo 1 stable hiim- blowing since yesteriay is blamed for orletor. \self and being an enthusiast in’ th many qulcldes in Greater New York! a1¢ (ase, who wan seventy-four yearn | Sport . Mr. Case, w f neventy-four years | SPO thelr observat wn ae ory ty eon ores tions, sclentists $87 | ig, nnd been alck all last winter and |_ 1" 8% advisory capacity: he wae con that a wind from the northeast, espe- Chroust thy apriog. He stored a chil sulted by many of the wealthiest men suffered ae ROR tee z ing and obtll weather, depresses the mind, | his Wed. ‘Te died from. sneumonia title to secure. for them dust, the Mr, Case had been the proprieto animal that suited r i Produces gloominesa and despondency | _ Dietor, Ot a ent. fgur at gh ag se- | nd often prompts a person to take bis | "@d-house-always on a prominent | (req tu tie} een ice Ariveway—ever since say one can re-| Speedwa in If aver a man gets tired of life, loses | Member. He started the old Casy's | piv. eme er etnes wradactin: Cents ni | Tavern in Westchester, and for many | PAIK ay yearn Gabe Case had hope and longs to “shift the mortal eof!” it is when a cutting wind bears down from the northeast, bringing a @rizziing rain and an uncomtortuble @rop In temperature, When the dawn broke Police found suicides literally tered all over the city. It soon be & busy day with the Coroner. A tral Park policeman, riding lastly on his horse, bumped into the dead body of a man dangling from the high limb ef @ tree in the park near the Arsenal station. He said it was evident the man had hanged himself during the night. ‘There was nothing by which he could be {dentitted, Ends Life By Carbolic Acta. Daylight also revealed a suicide on @ Bushwick Park-bench, Willlams- burg. well dressed, but before swallowing @ quantity of carbolle acid had carefully removed or destroyed averything about bim which might fead to his Identity. He was about forty years old, and from his appear- ance had been of refined family and tn good circumstances, William Reldell, formerly hotel owner on Long Istand, was found dead in his bed at No. 449 Berry street, Brooklyn, By his side was an empty carbollc acid bottle. He had lost his property and had been working recent- ly as @ bartender. He couldn't stand the gloom which came with the north- easter. Mrs. Margaret McCord, sixty-six years old, who had had much hard luck re- cently was found unconscious in her room at No. 991 Atlantic avenue, Brook lyn, with the gas turned on. ‘The police said she bad tried to kill herself. Last night she complained to her neighbors of feeling blue and sald she wished the ‘weather would clear. Johr, Murphy, twenty-seven years old, had been sick a long time, but it did not occur to him that-me could kill him- seit until that northeaster set in with ‘To-day they found fo. 1463 Gates Yours conducted the Jerome He was given the leane of Pass Tavern, in the Park, Hilrteen years ago, and sifoe then it 3 been @ rendezvous anid supping pli New York's most famous trot- ting horsemen, to-day the satisfactorily fill the bill. 4.6x6.4—50 pounds—$16,50 4.0x6.4—45 pounds—$15.00 Japanese Folding Screens 50 of them for Thursday, as long as they last, $1.95, each. They are 5% feet high, 4 panels, | black cloth with gold embroidery, | backs all cloth lined—regular price $3.25—Thursday, $1.95. Ruffled Curtains. avenur, quantity of earbohe acl Jumps from Ferrybont. man, whore identity his not been determined, was quickly affected by the dread weather condition and leaped from a Fort Lee ferry-boat yesterday afternoon, drowning before the boat's ew could reaoh him. “Mra, Gace Scouler became gloomy, tn her boarding-house at No. 29 W Bnet Ooi atreets and. after. kissing hereon good-by sent a, bullet Suto her ‘rain. oe plained of the dis- mat Binanota, Maas, in a direct he northeaster, a man shot his sweetheart and then shot himself. ‘He was jealous, of course, but hi been’ 90 (a long ime, but’ he was not Prompted to his desperate deed un Prev weather took the “suicide turn,” nd then ho let loose. EX-COP SURRENDERS. © Weary J. Hume Held in 46,000 Ball for Alleged Larceny. worth 79c. per pair. 50c. pair. Mosquito Nets. 50c, and 69c, piece. Robert Bonner and Other + Prominent Horse-Owners — Ruffled Curtains, plain and figured | centres, with a good, plain ruffle— Avenue | as a HLONeill & Co. $30.° BRASS BEDS for $19.°° BRASS BEDS (like cut) in any size. of these beds is the very best, and the lacquer is the very best French quality— 2-inch posts, any size. ular price $30. Thursday... We direct special attention to “ Harinfelt” So many of our customers have a prejudice against hair mattresses and others will not use cotton, that we looRed around for something that would The “Harinfelt” does. It contains the softness of cotton and the resilicncy of hair and possesses-all the qualities of a $27.00 Hair Mattress. We invite you to see it and have its construction demon- strated so that you may fully appreciate the’ newest idea in mattress making. We are exclusive agents for this vicinity. Screens, Curtains, Awnings, Etc. Indispensable for Town and Country Homes Mosquito Nets by the piece of 8 yarde die green, black and white, at| STERED, LACE CURTAINS THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVEN EVENING, JUNE 1, 1904. TRIED TO CASH BAD ‘GABE”’ CASE, NOTED ROADHOUSE : KEEPER, DEAD. | Vanderbilt and to William H. Vander- bilt. He was the personal friend of Robert B. Bonner and of many of the city’s leading citizens Gabe Case wax known to the wite prize a magnum of champag oe fre sielening party to rea Gown's’ fase. Tavern.” Invariably on that day there Was a great rush to the wife died many yea: The construction $19.50 Reg- The New Mattresses. 3.6x6.4—40 pounds—$13.50 $.0x6.4—35 pounds—$12.00 (Fourth Floor.) CHECK AT Ble BANK Figuring that the bigger the bank the enster it ix to work, William A. lirock was to-day arrested in the Na- A check casted cessfully in one instance before, and | the bank was on the lookout for him. Horrible Weeping 1 suffered with weeping Brsema in its worst forin for about two years, In whieh iene I tried several remedies and pet pre: 100 and ne untit I bad spent about permanent relief. Mr. McDonel, of the i j claimed he could cure me with D. D. T after taking D. inedicine as per Atth bottle Tw: any return of me asking whet D al Montpelier, Ind., Nov. act as our wholesale and retail agents in onal City Bank while trying to get | und was arrested \other checks, Brock’ theory had worked out mic- | suffering from na | the affected spots twice daily. ‘was shown Photographs of cases before and | D. D. D. costs but $1.00 a bottle, and is guaranteed to cure or money refunded. We have succeeded in securing the most reliable drug stores in New York to Riker’s Drug Store, Sixth Avenue and 23d Street, New York. Bolton Drug Co., Brooklyn. ROTO Taat February he presented a check at the National City Bank for $100, drawn on the Colonial Trust Company, and signed by the Standant Tool © sah’ The bank hat no reason for cashing the oheck. It waa not drawn on ft {Phe bank did not have an account with. any Standard ‘Tool Company nor did It know Brock, but It ed the check and then discovered what it wre no good, * Brock, thinking such a bank was eary, returned to-day with a similar check When searched three which are said to be Brock worthless, were found on hire, Is twen' | nis wife at No. 58 Went Fiftty-third street, Eczema WE VOUCH FOR THIS In the case of J. E, Wuersten, shown here, his leg was almost entirely cov- ered with Weeping Eczema. It raged for two years, and was after- | weeks time by D. D. D. and no taint of the disease has appeared | ¢ since. We know this to be exactly as stated. ‘This result can be accomplished with any skin affection. Barrels of blood medicine can do nothing for a skin dis- | ease. Nine out of ten manifestations in the skin are~local—parasitic in nature and absolutely curable by this new) prescription. D. D. D. is a clean liquid | prescription sopped or atomized over This preparation has our un- qualified indorsement. Weare The cures al- ready effected are having wide- pread influencein this section. If You have a skin affection— come to the store. It will be the means of making you a happier human being. this city. R. H. Macy & Co.'s GI Mosquito Canopies for beds and cribs with all th tachments complete, | $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 Awning Time. We are prepared to make Awnings as low in price as is consistent with good material and workmanship — estimates submitted. WINDOW SHADES, SLIP COV- ERS, FURNITURE REUPHOL- CLEANED and stored during the summer months, Henry J, Hume, ex-policeman, who was indicted in April for forgery in yonnection with the alletged larceny of $30,000 from Mrs. Louise Jex, a widow, surrendered Bit gele, to-day and was held tn 86,000 b: She ‘was arraigned before Recorder Goff in General Bessions, who accept- ed George W. Godward, a real estate Agent at No. 225 Broad Mr. Godward pledged residence at No, 228 Riverside rive’ es security for Hume's appearance for trial. Se age WOODEND CASE POSTPONED. Examination Pat Of Owing to Magintrate’s Absence. ‘The examination before Magistrate Breen in the case of W, EF. Woodend, the Wall street operator charged with grand larceny, wa tponed this after- hoon until June“) because of the ab- gence from the city of the Magistrate. Woodend is at liberty on the charge fin $6,000 bail. Oil Stoves. Blue Flame Wickless Oil Stoves, 2 burners, nickel rail, best make —reguli $5.98—9 $4.25 until 12 o'clock..... (Basement.) as surety, Dinner Sets. 100 pieces pretty blue decora- tions, gold edges—sets include soup turcen, large plates and large meat dishes—our special price is $10.00, but they are good value for $1: ay $7. v6) until 12 o'clock. (Basement, Reed Rockers. Large Comfort REED ROCK- ‘Ten Gems of Art. Every Sunday for ten Sundays, begin. ning June 5, The World will present Feaders with splendid. reproductions ot paintings of the most beautiful Be nha it. ay (Order. the) saris ERS, {ull roll arm, suitable for rom your Order all ten In i advance. This Is the Wert way to Ket city or country home, | Regular until price $5,00— 12 o’cloc $2.50 White Wash Goods. 1,250 yards highly mercerized choyiots, small basket weave pattern—value 20c. per 12 yard—9 until 12 o'clock. 12C (First Floor, Rear.) Women’s Hosiery. Fast black Cotton Hose (Herms- dorf dye), double soles, heels and toes, regularly 19c. —9 until 12 o'clock... ° wet; See the big exposition ‘ith The World. The pictures are worthy of 25. THIS WEEK FOR SUITS. More of thosestylish Suits the ladies like so well, More Men’s blue serge and fancy Suits. All at QUICK SELLING PRICBS And Credit Is Free. 124 | THURSDAY MORNING SPECI On Sale 9 Until 12 o’Clock Only. No Mail Orders Filled—None Sent C. O. D. | | Ladies’ Tape Girdles, Black Dress Taffeta. ALS. Colored Wash Goods, 1,500 yards Irish Dimities—the genutine imported kinds, 31 inches wide—value 25c. yard—9 until 12 o'clock ,, old, tavern (First Floor, Rear.) with hose supporters attached; also pretty bows in pink, blue and Wie, sizes 18, 19, 20, 21, 22—always 69c—9 until 12 o'clock. . neeeee 49c (Special Table, Second Floor.) Muslin Underwear. Ladies’ Muslin and Cambric GOWNS; also DRAWERS, nicely trimmed with lace, all izes—-always 50c-—9 un- til 12 o'clock. 39 (Special Table, Second Floor.) 1,600 yards 27-inch Black Dress Taffeta, warranted to wear—a juality never retailed un- 59 nee 79. —~9 until 12 O'CIOCK...400-5+ (Special Table, First Floor.) 19c. Pictures, 11c. 1,000 pictures in black and white tints, framed in one inch solid oak, size 7x9—regularly 19c.—9 until 12 Ocioeks 1 Ic (First Floor, Special Table.) | Sixth Avenue, 20th to 21st Street. Specials in Wi Finch’s Golden Wedding Rye —Five Years Old. Remular price: gal., $2.94; bot., ‘ac. acl rice: gal, $2.44; bot., Bae. i per bot.; this sale 72c. Young’s Keystone Rye. Others ask $4.00 gal. Our price, 83.24 gal. Young's Blue Grass. Others ask $5.00 gal. Our price, $4.19 gal. We are sole importers of the Whiskey. Its excellent qualities sons. own test; ular price $2.14 a gallon; special Tarragona Port, a rich, soft, full- for this sale, gallon. . Clarets, Leon Marceau & Cie., Bordeaux. ora St. Julien... Pontet Canet 5.08 Margaux . 6.98 Larose . 7.98 Burgundy Wines. Leon Marceau & Cie., Bordeaux. Case Case Ots. Pts, Beaune ... 86. 87.24 Pommard 7.24 8.94 Nuits ....c00, 8.40 9.49 Chambertin >. 9.49 10,49 Clos de Vouget..10.49 13.49 California Wines. Claret, $2.34 2 case; gallon, bottle, 23c Zinfandel, ses a case; gallon, bottle, 24c. ing, $2.44 a case; bottle, 4c, Port, Sherry, Angelica and Mus- catel, gallon, 84¢c.; bottle, 24c. Sarsaparilla, Ok aaee ciireaculrecenie “Red Star’”’ Brand Red Star Brand, Ale and Stout. Bottled by our pert, cys B'way at 6th Ave We furnish jug free when you buy by the gallon, —" Fl Royal Amber Bourbon, twelve years old, regular price 99c, Choose any popular brand on the market and make your S. Pemartih Brut Sherry—a remarkably fine, rich, nutty flavored dry wine; our own direct importation from the growers; our reg- own importation; regular price, gallon, $2.19; bottle, 49c.; Ginger Ale, Red Star Brand, equal to any of the imported brands offered at double our prices; ‘dozen, 93c Bass Ale and Bass Imperial Stout. Made by Bass & Co., brewers, of Burton- on-Trent, who make but one quality of 's Attractions Are Their Low Prices. ward entirely cleared away in about six! « naa. | recommending it with most ex: | ‘ s \cellent results. “8 OOGEIODDEDOD2O9PAEOELEDHDS «YOUR WORD HERE IS AS GOOD AS pYOUR BOND.” 2 Doors West of 3d Av. Money to Be Ha White Enamelled Jron Beds, like illustration, with heavy continuous ent posts; value $7.00; special — CL HEOD Long Credit biu| 155,157 and 159 East 23d St. Vaneae B V | y than that offered by No Better Value for Your ss, rs ing or partially. fur- nishing your home, consult us if you have an eve for economy. No matter whether you buy for cash or credit, we guarantee you a saving of at least 25%. Sumarer Porch Rockers. like cut, reed seat, broad arms, made for fhe went De \ like design, in natural frames, closely woven reed seats and backs; actu- ie tee, $3095 (5c. Per Week isn’t much to take out of the weekly envelope, but it's suf- ficient to open an account here, i Chiffonier, in oak, highly polishe| ed, with § drawers brass handles, an swing mirror -on top; worth at least this week, 250 Refrigera- tors, “like design, in an- @tique o1k, charcoal G lined, airtight, with shelves and patent @ locks. . Value, $9.00, ® One to a purcha- @ser while they last, aa rs Handsome Velour Couches, 300 Extension Tables, requ dieltey, in exquisite colorings,withfinely polished top, with 5 y oak frames, first-class upholstery,made strong and easy work ne re soft and luxurious, 7 can be extended to 6 ft.; one . actually worth $14; special.. ‘$8. Sioa purchasers while they, last, 200809: stesenesserssososconeslen in oak,’ 5 round I ing. $2.24 RAILROADS. SOPEN SATURDAY EVENING 0001290246000 PIANOS AND ORGANS. FOR SAL) LOWEST PRICES pBICYC LES Beate 3 of four up-State fobbers xo; | uminesa purchased at Puery GRC foe fF 0; Bi, and DESBROSSES and a7 0.2.5, "1° a0 roigehs Nae tock in the U 4th to $5th St. ne Department. Monogram Rye—Macy’s Special Twelve Years Old. Regular price>-gal., $5.38; bot., $1.23. Special price: gal, $4.18; bot, B4c. Young's Keystone Rye. Others ask $1.00 bot. Our price, 78c. bottle. Young's Blue Grass. Others ask $1.25 bot. Our price, 99c. bot. famous Old Glenfiddich Scotch are best determined by compari- sesereees+ $4,185 bottle, 86¢ for this sale, gallon, $1.89; bottle, 52c bodied, strength-giving tonic; our special sees $1.64; bottle, 44¢ Hock Wines. Heinrich Barthel & Sohn, Mainz. juarts, Pints. 49 $5.49 49 6.49 Liebfraumilch., 6.40 7.49 Marcobrunner.. 7.49 8.49 Sauternes. Leon Marceau & Cie., Bordeaux. Case Case Cts. _ Pts $4.78 $5.78 . 5.78 6.78 Hochhetmer .. Rudesheimer Cotes de Graves. Sauternes . Haut Sauternes... Latour Blanch 7.78 8.78 Chat. Yquem.... 8.78 9.78 “Red Star” California. Claret, gallon, 89c,; case quarts, 82.86; bottle, 28c, Zanfandel, gallon, $1.19; case quarts, $3.46; hottie, 38c. Port, Sherry, Angelica and Mus- catel, gallon, $1.49; bottle, 6c 6.78 7.78 Red Star Brand, $1.12 Club Soda, doz.. Bottle, 12c. \Dozen, $1.42 own éx- = kde tlres!84 tires! P&e. | 81.28 < uce rr ang Stra Sear eae Sinernnatt, ral and Bt Lot 11088 Ao ree, All kinds; cycle suppit 8 Park Place 3s Bray. | stare 1-3 regular pi 23 Park Row, The Greatest Piano Investment in the World. Ir you want to secure one of the best pianon Waliers Piano, $1 a Week $360 Walters Plano, including stool anv cover, for $195 on easy terms of $5 Down and $1 Week. Real Valve. Walters Pianos are built to last a lifetime. leepink. 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