The evening world. Newspaper, June 10, 1904, Page 7

THREW HER BABE [WIFE AS SLEUTH F FROM, WIDOW CORNERS HUSBAND Mother Panic-Stricken at Fire in Tenement Flung Infant from Arom Third-Story Window— Child Killed Instantly, FIREMEN PREVENTED HER j FROM LEAPING OUT. Escape Was Cut Off by Flames . in Hall and Woman Failed to . See That Life-Net Was Being Made Ready. Panlo-stricken by the flames and @moke that surrounded her and cut off hher escape by the stairs, Mrs. Isidore Apfel dropped her four-months-old baby Boy out of the third-story window of Bhe tenement at No. 108 Stanton street to-day. The infant struck on the side- mnlk and was instantly killed, No, 108 Stanton street is a six-story tenement occupied by twenty-five fami- Les. Apfel {s an actor, working at the Yiddish theatre on Grand street. He vwas away at the time and his wife was f@sieep with the baby. The fire started in the apartment of Morris Levinson, next door to the Apfel ‘partment, and was caused by the ex- plosion of a lamp which Mrs, Levinson + thd left burning while she went to the jeery store. rhe flames spread rapidly and the falls were quickly filled with smoke. @ome one yelled “i and Mrs. ‘Apfel awoke to find tne rooms filled with suffocating smoke. She picked up the baby and ran to the hall, but flames shooting out of the Levinson apartment cut off escape by the stair- way. ‘The other families in the building had Been aroused by the cries by this time, and the firevescapes were crowded with d children. arrived Mrs. Ap- fel was seen at her window, and ap- eared to be about to throw the baby out. Firemen shouted to her not to throw it, and the life-net was ordered out at once. Fireman Clifford and two companions were orderd to take scaling ladders and rescue the woman, but they bad only climbed half way up when she Yeaned out and threw the baby. It fell to the sidewatk before the men with the net could get under the ‘window and was instantly killed. Mrs. waptel was just about to throw herself out when Clifford reached and grabbed fer, Assisted by his comrades he car- fied her down. She was prostrated with grief when she learned her baby had been killed. ‘The other tenants were rescued by the firemen, who carried them down fyom the Are-escapes and guided them rough the smoke-filled hallways. ‘The Blaze was quickly subdued. the Th dam- (age amounting to shot ' & good stenographer is requisite to @ successful business. Such stenog- eaphers readily be obtained may through World Wants, Read the | i ‘Wants to-day. Traces Him From Brooklyn to Philadelphia and Causes His Arrest With Woman She Ac- cuses in the Case. FAIR PRISONER FAINTS WHEN FATHER FACES HER. Revived. She Is Taken to Court for a Hearing with Man Ac- cused of Desertion—Climax of Lackey Family Troubles. (Special to The Evening World.) PHILADELPHIA, June 10.—After weeks of ceaseless vigilance, Mrs. Mar- tha Tackey, of Brooklyn, to-day had her husband, Martin, arrested together with Della Compton, also of Brooklyn, @ young woman for whom Lackey, as charged, deserted his wife and family. Lackey and the Compton woman were found in a boarding-house kept by Mrs, Gavitt, at No. 162 Brown street, this city, by a New York de- tective and two local officers. ‘The officers were accompanied by Mra, Lackey and Mr. Compton, and when the young woman saw her father and learned that Lackey had been arrested whe promptly fainted. When she was revived both she and Lackey were! taken to the Ninth District station and thence to the City Hall for a hearing. The Lackeys Uved on Tenth street, in| Brooklyn, and Miss Compton lived with her parents at No. 157 Baltlo street, in the same city, According to the story told by Mrs. Lackey her marital troubles date back several months. She has two children and {s a small, rather pretty blond, while Mise Compton Is a tall, fine look- ine brunette, about twenty-three years G Lackey says a friend told Miss Mrs. Compton that Lackey was a married man and warned her not to go with we FOUND DEAD IN HER BED. Anna Bentson, Housekeeper for Mininter, Dies Suddenly, Anna Bentson, sixty-flve years old, was found dead in her bed in a room over the German Tutheran Christ Church, at No, 652 West Fiftleth strcet, to-day. She had been acting as housekeener for the pastor of the church, . Her. man von Hollen, during the al the latter's wife in Europe, found dead by Anna Shaumberg. an- other servant, who went to call her. ‘The pastor sald ahe had suffered much from heart failure. SAILOR DROWNED AT PIER. Fell fram Deck of U. 8, Transport Kilpatrick, Michael J. O'Reilly, a satlor, fell from the deck of the United States transport Kilpatrick Into the river at Plier 13, ast River, to-day and was drowned. was not recovered. His boi WM. 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At $15 twelve distinct single-bre: » models in blue and black serges, light hepirta spuns, featherweights, worsted cheviots and ‘cassimeres. And eig ht distinct doubie- ‘breasted models in all the fashionable shades. Skeleton suits, linen crash piece garments, $10 to $20, suits, homespun suits and two- - WM. VOGEL & SON. 2 & Broadway, : } Houston St. Panes This Is for “S.® H.” Green | Trading Stamp Collectors. Any person collecting & Hutchinson Green Trad ng Stamps may. in ¢x- change for a. filled Book of 990 Stamps, obtain from the Sperry & Hurchinson Com- ny A VOUCHER ENTITLING THE HOLDER TO $3.50 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE in any Department of the Siegel Cooper Store. providing the holder prefers general merchansize to one of the desirable 'S. & H.” Prem ums. These ‘'S. & H.” Vouchers may be obtained in the “’S. & H.” Premium Room, in our own Siore, Fifth Floor Annex. cr at the Premium Parlors of the Specry & Hutchinson Company, 152-154 West 23d Street, Manhattan, or at any of ths other Sperry & Hutchinson Stores in Greater New York or adiacent ter tory. Ohe Sune Clothing Sale A Gubilee Jor Men THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1904. It is customary with most clothing sellers to make price the dominant attraction rather than quality. \ Whenever the Seigel Cocper Store announces a series of special sales, such as the June Jubilee, for instance, every one of its many divisions features attractions of extraordinary merit : Pursuant to this rolicy, we call attention to a very remarkable special sale of Men's Clothing. gath- ered from the warerooms and tailor shops of the best clothing makers in the United States, and that means the world. The details that follow are sufficiently impressive and explanatory: _ CHOICE OF 3,500 M A Brief Description of This Timely Offering. NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STOR: ACITY IN ITSELF OPERG. 18"619"STS, Not so at The Big Store. EN’S SUITS. — The Celebrated ‘'Peacedale”” Navy Blue Serge Suits. United States. Single and Double Breasted Sacks. or half lined. fer Summer wear. All Naturally « sensation at the price of “‘Nine- fifty” as these are FULL WEIGHT Serges | adopted by the best clothiers all over the Full Trousers “Perfect Form” sizes. 33 to 50, for every $9 50 | sre 35 10 40. rowers Trousers with the new build of man, bd —College bottom. | bottem. Ideal Vacation Sults. High Ciass Summer Suits. Norfolk Coats and Trousers. Sack Coats ani Trousers. These two-garment suits are the product of | phe coats have pea etre ser nie of particular men. ulders, collars, one of the most renowned wholesale tailors. | ‘and fronts’ fas perfect as aicoat made to THE LABEL TELLS THE STORY. _ | order of heavy fabrics, and they are “feather- Coats are fashioned after the “Poole” | weight.” All the new Homespuns—wool Norfolk Skeleton finish and 14 lined. For-| crashes, fancy Serges and Cheviot. All eign and domestic fabrics. $90 50 H sizes for all builds of men $9 ,50 "The Celebrated “Oswego” French Loom Navy Serges. “Oswego.” will create a profound sensation. styles full and half lined All sizes at the most pop: ular of prices Several weeks ago we introduced Oswego No. 3192 at a popular price and SINCE | colorings eve- seen in a clothing store ex- THEN THERE HAVE BEEN MANY | cept at HIGH PRICES. Many of the fab- IMITATORS, but only as to the name rics have only appeared at | Tailors’ this season, The suits we introduce Saturday, June 11, | THE SUITS WILL APPEAL TO YOU All| AT A GLANCE. $9.50) | ordinary ready-made cloth- Fancy Cheviots and Tweeds. | Mixturss in Worsteds._ Single and Doubl> Breasted Sacks. Single and Double Breasted Sacks. Seme of the brightest and most attractive |The most conservative and the coolest fatrics, such as STEEL GRAY SERGES. and WORSTEDS. In neat checks. over- plaids and combination strips e‘fects (some are half lined). In this assortment we can show a special selection for BIG and EXTRA LARGE MEN $9 50 and all the regu'ar sizes for Tall and Stot Men, Merchant They are s0 different from $9 . 59 ing Sizes 3310 40, First of all tion our FINE THIBETS. soft and lustreless BLACK SUITS in either SINGLE or DOUBLE BREASTED and sizes for all. ‘and VESTS. Alll sizes. The very thing to take along in your vacation trunk SILVER MEDAL § 4 50 at ( Sailor and Yacht shapes; Split and = Sennit Braids of Excep- | tional Values. GOLD MEDAL $2 50 at G loosong splits, Jap. Sennits and Pearl Mackinaw. Bry Special Sale Continues. Each Shirt bears a popular label. Every Sh’rt is guaranteed to be cut full size, and is perfectly made and finished No flaws Rayehrar Reteah) Ia Fined with the finest bevel-edge pear! buttons: C tached cuffs. Best madras, percale or cheviot shirrings. in light grounds, with the newest figures or stripes. Also the new meel, blue and tan grounds, with figures or stripes. Made to be sold at $1.00 to $1.25. = Shoes For Hot Weather 1 5 At Loss Chan 2 Price. The demand for tan footwear has been so enormous that it has left many makers overstosked with black Shoes and Oxfords. Because of this Women’s $3.00 Shoes and Oxfords, A 4S Tan or Black High-Cut Shoes, Tan or Black Oxfords also White Linen Oxfords. Women's $3.00 to $5.00 4.95 Alll this season's newest styles in Tan or Black Oxfords alow price we have ever offered. Other Shoes and Oxfords for Women. from 98¢ to 5.00 For Men, from 4.95 t2 5.00 For Children, from 190. 10 2.90 split cushion neckband: plackets on sleeves; gussets and flat Special price for this sale, (Main Floor, Hast of Fountain.) condition we have been able to purchase many thousands of pairs of black Shoes and Shoes and Oxsords, and Shoes; welted or turned soles; almost any imaginable lon’s $350 Shoos and ih 195 WMen’s Yegligee Shi en’s Hegligee Jhiris. felled seams; all made with neckband to match shirt. De: — Oxfords at prices far less than ordinarily. To these we have added many Tans style heel or toe. The best collection of good Shoes at Oxfords, Kidskin, Calf- skin, and Pat- Leather Shoes and Oxfords, also Tan Shoes and Oxfords. All great ent oe gauge English, Belgium and Finest Saxony Split Braid in all the bargains. (Consolidated Shoe Stores, Second Floor) ORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS. a Black Clothes Are Always in Season. Next the BLACK SERGES of both “Peacedale” and “Oswego’ weaves (full or half lined). These fine Stout men as well as slim. Wee will include a group of abour 60 TUXEDO COATS VERY SPECIAL. Straw Hats for Men at Exceptionally Low Prices. SQ ,5° OUR SPECIAL § 75 |G:NUINE $4 50 § a $3.75 |Paxama $4 5°, 90 | | Plestarés Gnd Panama /shepes sof toll rime and Alpine shapes, all widths of brims and heights of crown. popular shapes and sizes. (Main Floor, East.) @Lomen’s Japanese Sik Waists Underpriced. Remarkably attractive, cool and summery. Extraordinary assort- ments at these prices— 195, 295, 3.95, 5.90 Embodying at the foregoing prices numerous exquisite styles in the widest imaginable variety of \smart Summer-time conception. J’ Unquestionably the choicest as- sembly of Japanese Silk WVaists ever announced at the prices named. (Waist Store, Second Floor, Centre, 18th St.) World’s Greatest Grocery, Saturday's Stems In the Meat Market. Ther ndency for meat pr.ces {0 go soaring. bine to effect nd and the market 1s shifting daily. We have taken advantage of opportunities lately offered and bought exten- sively at low figures; consequently. we are still able to qucte prices that are in line with the innumerable great bargains we have been offering. Superior qualities are only found among our Meats. Our stock 1s always fresh and not polluted by poorly ventilated cold storages. Compare our prices with those of our competitors and you will readily concede the advantage of buying your Meats in our market. here seems to be a com- Our Ham and Corned Beef are sliced to order, thick or thin as you may do- tire, by the American Slicinz Maching Company'a machine. This preacrves the LEGS CANADA 4Q@ PRIME 46¢ 10%e I CANADA Jd FORNIA ing Stamps will be y-sale of GALLS RCH POLISH INGALLS' FLAT IRON LAUNDRY z Pulse MeN The TWO packages for 250 Armour's delicious mild sugar ) Perlb.. A Good ity ENGLISH (Fourth Floor.) Titi iain Las catalase <= SSS SSS SSS Yatty Sitk Coats. Prices Are of Paramount Importai Take a Coat along to the Country or Seashore, feature Blouse, Eton or semi-fitted as well as quarter length styles to-morrow. The prices tell their own story. WOMEN'S SILK COATS of excellent quality back Tatteta in accordion plaited, Blouse Eton or semi-fitted coat styles. Those in accordion plaited style have embroidered and appliqued cape collars; some of the , others have cape ete c sce are pretty trimmed wit! braids. Choice 12, 75 WOMEN'S THREE- QUARTER LENGTH SILK COATS of excellent quality heavy black Taffeta. Collarless style with fancy shaped stitched taffeta band trimming around neck, belted back and bex plated fu'l bishop sleeves with cuffs, trimming 10, 15 of brass bullet buttons, : (Women's Outer A; Sg Women’s Separate mn Si ay ‘ a j\ , Oxmmer Shires. 2... a) LS Excellent Price Inducementse New Plaited Runabout Skirts, plaited in that stunning manner so much the vogue ~ this season, and at prices that are greatly — lowered for this event. NEW PLAITED SKIRTS, made of all- wool etamine, of fine quality, in black, or brown. This style is made in even length, with thirty-nine boy plaits, stitched down around hips and flaring he gracefully at bottom, inverted plait back, i: WOMEN'S RUNABOUT SKIRTS, made of fine Scotch Novelty Tweeds or London Suitings, in fetching of tan or gray. Sevenaored style, prettily plaited ' 2.935 and with foot kilts, some have tab hip trimming, in- (Women’s Outer Apparel Bections, Second Floor. Front) * verted plait back and full flare, Incomparable Values in Women’s Shirt-Waist Suits: The ideal garment for summer—so appropriate for warm, sultry days. The materials are EDP washable, the trimmings elaborate, . “the price within the means of all. WOMEN'S SHIRT-WAIST SUITS, made of the new washable Scrim. Waist is prettily plaited at front and back; is elaborately trimmed with bands of Persian trimming; nineteen gored plaited skirt; also pretty effects in biack or blue lawn with white dots, lace trimmed; special, 3. 00 WOMEN'S OUTING SUITS, made of washable shepherd check in black and white, neat collarless Blouse, Eton style, } with Lox plaited effect over shoulder and “ on sleeves, and plaited back and front; Sy seven gored even length 70. 00: i; e € skirt with side plaits and «Women's Outer Apparel Sections. Second Floor, From) inverted plait back, High-Srade Cigars At Remarkably Low Prices. P Saturday will surely te a day of unusual activity in the pop- — ular Cigar Store. Special values like these are seldom even at The Bi 8.00) )° ean SSC) Jess cost | 50 Key West Clear fm this lot, 50,000 of this brand at Havana Cigars for Ha of tobacco. New Yors rom Seed wrapper, 5,000 Clear Havana Conchas Gh hand-made, clear Havana tian oF Speen Fitty Se. Porto Rican Brevas for 2.06 | Richest mrad paren ive (Main Floor. East. 18th 8) * ity, box of I Boys’ Clothing Spectals,, This popular Section of The Big Store has arranged a series of very pleasant surprises for Saturday's shoppers. j Stylish Wearing Apparel for Lew Pritt ance SINGLE BREAST- ED JACKET SUIT Very comfortable Summer suits for Boys. blue cheviots, plaid mintres and fancy home- Sgn eee, Bro 16 years. TON SAILOR UITS, made with <3 the extra white 5 linen collar. of fine Venetian cloth in navy. royal red ‘and brown, =" F PSize 4 10 ( . 10 years. 2% to7 yrs. Boys’ Washable\Young Wen's| Boys’ Straw | Sueeaser: nds: | Hats | newest effects in cansimercs cheviots and | English Sailer and Middy ges, both single and dou- Hats of our direct importa tion and an extensive as Fi se ble-breasied sack c>ats: trousers semipegtop: | sortment of summer head wear, models designed for the | Sond, 95 critical young men of New Store. Second Te. eich Sucts. Sailor Blouse Suits for boys 410 12 years, and Russian Blouse Suits for toys 248 to 7 years, 95e, 145, 1495, 2.50, 3.00. SO eae $9 [PEG SOB Ge NE Ohe Big Store.