The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1904, Page 9

_ bho {8 \snfferinig from internal injuries. * N ho NE | ) of Pamily. | NEWARK, N. J, Suly Herbert MeCoy, of No. 41 Etla street, Bloom: | field, whilo seated at the table eating | rey to-day began to strangle and gasp for — Dreath, Members of big family tried to Telleve him end summoned a doctor. Despite thelr efforte McCoy slowly choked to death, It was found that a Wife Clings to Ankle of Her Hus- ‘ band as He Hangs aad lean vn on eens fae Ine creer Downward from Third Floor Over the Street. Policeman Patrick Galttvan, a hero @f the Spanish war, while delirious from pneumonia to-day threw hinmw eef eut of tho third story wine @ew of his home at No. MS Bast Forty-first street. His wife held him head down by the ankle for ten seconds, When her strength gave out and he Mropped to the aireat, Policeman Dust called an ambulance from Bellevue Hospital and Dr. Mo- Leod, who responded, said that Galligan fas dying, Ho was taken tu the hos pital, and the physicians dealare that be cannot survive, - Dust found the young wife uncoa- @clous on the floor, where she had fade When the husband made his fatal Plunge, and @ physician was called to freat her, From hem it was learned @hat Gallivan has been delirious for sev- eral days, He made an excise arrest on @unday last, according to the records f the East Thirty-ffth street pollbe @tation. He looked 1 then, Borst, Mo- Adams says. Ho seemed to be partly @elirious and very weak, but he was termined to return to hia post, and Pern to his p odd, eh wml the advice of his superiors. ‘Taken 111 Monday. Om Monday Gallivan did not report Bor Guty, and it was learned that he had Since then the young joeman has been delirious most of time, His wife has sat by bim day and night. Buch was his violence when out of head that only she could control fF Gallivan was overcome ¢arly Qo-day, after her long, sleepless watch. baby was sleeping, and her hus- ey seemed quieter than he had been noe taken il, For & second only the wife dosed as she eat by the , Gallizan seemed to be ‘this second, Cautiously his bed, stripped him- his night clothing, and made the window by which his wife sat, the wife awoke, Bhe clutched him vy the body and tried to draw him back, He was much is = stronger than the frail woman and he Latest orr fought her off. 1 Pisco He threw his body through the win- and she caught his foot and heid ‘on, soreaming as she held. In her des- perate efforts the woman was almost through the window by the greight of her husband's body, Police- mma Dust says that she must have held dm suspended there for ten seconds at least. Then her strength gave way and be plunged to the pavement, Galltvan, tho ts thirty-three years old, te @ veteran of the Spanish-American war, in which he served as anvenginecr i one of the dattle-ship. Me was ‘appointed to the polles force Sept, 12, 2001, and since then has been connected mith the East Thirty-(fth streot sta- Hy I | Store Closes at 5 P, M.| | Saturdays at Noon, | seal tion. Gallivan has made a record in the Police Department for running down fidence King.” grand larceny man named Etfinger, in co RANOES MARIE KNOWLTON, 980 Garfield Boulevard, Ohicage. | Larry Stimmerfield, alleged "Con- | Court of Appr whose conviction for | the n the compiaint sWindle, was platting | Court, Was reat | pant fotaed by Agtng Dis Gf r quneel Max ~ and reball him pending Criminal Ce of a | arrested nnectlon with! Detective-Sergt. Price to a me {ss Horgeshoe Copper My K. a sp aoe SUMMERFIELD IS [Bore ase cata 18 Cpmpany ] field before Judge Cowing, in Pring [by [Bersicas’ Tiere he Wad arranened on Oh A ware | Mast Nowenber, acetatig him of having) | 4 arvived | *Atlortiey | defrauded ,Chariog “P Huchanan, ef} | n° wi’ $0.00—) in the sume swindle cin “4 technical one, ars] Assistant I ‘ 3 been made by bls] thax bald dn thh Dab ay : eubtertles bhai an lates a : The mel toalo drew in he seemed to be tn the ‘ > Qn whieh Sumpareieldt had bee best of health, He mot Mrs. Clevelan 1 apyfoal to OMe | eri Judge C it the stack Latfor we turns ried was in| Sere Hh, p jon platform and escorted when re- | Summerticid f e k Summer. Grew This Hair AND WE CAN PROVE IT. Little Frencos Marie Knowlton is the dangh- ter of De, B. W. Knowltum, tha dissover this great Dair-crowing remedy, abd her beautt- ful hair was grown wholly by the use of this great tonte. ‘This Uitte girl had no more hair than the average child before using Danderine, while Bow sho has the longest and most beautiful head of golden hair ever possessed by a child of her age lu (lie world, Danderine makes the sealp healthy and fertile and keepsitso. Itisthe greatest scalp fertill- tor and therefore the greatest hair-producing remedy ever discovered, It ts a natural food and a wholesome medicine for both the hair and scalp, Even @ 2c. bottle of 18 will put more genutne life in your batr than @ gallon of any other hair tonto ever made, WOW at all druggists, in three sizes, 25 cents, 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle, To show how quickly Dandering acts, 8 we will send a large sample free by return mail to any one who sends this advertisement to the Knowlton Danderine Co., Chi with name FRE! and addressand 10 centsin silver or stamps Women’s $9 to $17 Wash Skirts, $6.98 Less than half price for many of them--and’they aré as crisp, cool is gticeful. Summer Skirts as! we or anybody else lave had to sell for fullprices up to new! But the maker fs tu highway r Only recently he ar- rested @ man who was regarded as al} Fall, and so was willing to close out this little group at a sacrifice, dangerous © fe and the man was gentenced to sevent penitentiary. Later he caught another highwayman and he was sent to prison for fourteen years, ONE MAD WOMAN CRAZED ANOTHER Mrs. Carney Had Worried Over Domestic Troubles and When a Neighbor Was Removed from House She Tried Suicide, een years in the/} tions of pretty embroidery. to-morrow, time Just at its height. ‘ Mrs. Annie Carney, twenty-four years @l4, leaped trom the third-story win- dow of the building at No, 24 East Bixty-ffth street to-day tn an attempt to commit sulcide, and is now Inthe ater sasbptial, where it te sald Men's Entrance at Elm Place, Bhe may recover. Mrs. lived with her hus- and and four small children in a fat ‘on the third floor of the building. Car- bey, Was injured wome time ago and hia job. He has only just been i tm return to work, and this and other familly troubles preyed upon ad ey. A a who Iived in 6 flat in the! ullding was removed earlier tn the| , after going insane, and before taken away mado such & nolse) entire neighbornood was This, too, Afroied Mrs. Car are without a precedent. as any man need buy to SAVING ON EACH SHIR who come, Mine ohildren were playing abo foom in the back part of the fi ' was sitting by the Window. She) Buddeniy eat upon the window aill,| Shrew ber legs over and started to save $2.40 on every six Shirts you buy, out. E The two little girls, Annie, seven, @nd Bessie, sx, ran towatd her tried to pull her back ‘They missed) their hod on her skitts and were near- | dy half ous of the window themee!yves) Men's Elevators at Efm Ptace. to-morrow ¢ Prose Tiwpitnl, lag 0 oS ae ©.O\GQATEe's AUTO WRECKED. .MINBOLA, Lf, July —Mre Ohafles O. Dates, wife of tho President Of @ baking powdy company in Man-| Dattah, was riding tm an automobile her two boys and two women last evening, when the it. to | | | | and there art all usual sizes in the lot. ies A iit ee ot .-itton, figures and stripes on white ounds, The well fitting, good buttons and with each Shi The Skirts are made of chotce imported pique in plain and fancy effects, They are gored, plait All strictly tallored, All crisp and clean. All bargains at $7.50 Lawn Frocks at $4.99, The coolest wear it is possible to imagine—a whole Froek weighs only éight ounces, The lawn {s especially fine and sheer and the style very dainty indeed, The waist has circus lar yoke and deep bertha of good and pretty lace * and the sleeves and skirt are trimmed to match, Skirt ts /ate seven-gored, plaited on each gore, and made with deep hem.) $2.50 to $4 Geisha Waists, $1.49 and $1.98. Fine white fawn Waists of the make which stands always for distinguished style, durability. We bought them at a closing price, which will send them flying out as soon as It is a great chance. There will be more buying by half dozens than any’ Second Floor, Centre, Another Wonderful Shirt Sale. 85c. Perfectly New Negligees, 45c. Main Floor, Fim Place, Closing Out Men’s Suits, $9.50: : Values From $12.50 to $18, They are all up to Loeser standard; of course—will give long and satisfactory service. for men who come soon enough to get them, Men’s $20 to $25 Suits at $15. also-+reduced from the hi prices clearance. They include worsteds, chey- eo iige evahen Ly lh bol-ireather west, * | Brilltantine Bathi:.2 Suits, $1.98. Made for us especially and quite the best Bathing S$ | you are likely to find for the price. They have large s: collar, belt and shori sleeves, and are finished with duck and braid trinrmings. The aise resting now. Prices range trom durable sorts to $25 for smartly trimmed silk Suits Second Floor, Front, WY pay postage, iming His thotghts toward women’s Bathing Suits {s very large and very $1.98 for the simpler erfect fit and Store opens A variety of models, handsomely trimmed with embroidery Insertions. Half price, for the most part—and wear It is not the fact that we can sell Shirts for 450, that makes us so enthusiastic—and that will arouse your enthusiasm, too, Anybody can do that. But it is the fact that we can sell SUCH HIGH-GRADB SHIRTS AS THESE FOR 45¢, that makes the news noteworthy even after such a series of Shirt Sales aS | These Shirts are newly made-and made by one of the best manufacturers in the country, The mate. |! rlals.are those that have been used this season in the best dollar Shirts. But they were short lengths; the |) maker bought them fora bol and so the chance comes to get as comfortable and pretty Ne; eae fe well dressed—and THERE IS A ROUND FOR ee Shirts | CENTS The Shirts aré made of fine, thin, but very firm corded madrases, in the neatest black and bhie | have full and well-proportioned bodies, sleeves and neckbands a pair of cufis to match, Sizes 14 to 17—and plenty for all ‘ thing else, And you can Hunting through the stock we find about 250 Summer Suits which belong to Incomplete lots—not all '} sizes in each style. So although three-fourths of them have been priced above $15, we make the price for all $9.50 a Suit to Hurry Them Out. They are fancy cheviots, cassimeres, tweeds, neat worsteds, homespuns and some black thibets, Coats are single breasted, half and quarter lined. There are three-piece Suits and coat-and-trousers Suits, A bargain mr er eneral CLEVELAND OUT DRIVING. ean | JZZARD'S BAY, t for gfua@ lnreeny tied July 1—Mrs, the new bail re Sunday World Wants Work Monday Morning Wonders. , Mr. Cleveland w her Franklin Simon & Co. | CLEARING SALE ON FRIDAY. WOMEN'S SHIRT WAIST SUITS, White Lawn 5 7 and colored Linens; heretofore $9.75 to $16.50... de WOMEN'S PATHING SUITS Black or navy blue mohair; heretofore $6.50...., 3.05 GIRLS’ RUSSIAN DRESSES. Fine white linen, b neck, red embroider her belt, 4 to 2 0) | rs, Regular price, $6,275; cit fenvvvees ‘ 3 Boys’ Apparel and Furnishings. 2.50 SAILOR AND RUSSIAN SUITS. tan linen, soft collar, Heretofore NEGLIGEE SHIRTS AND BLOUSES Of imported white drill or Star make. Regular price, $1.25 to $4.75 ccccceseeees F (xe BATHING SUITS, Of all-woo! Jerseys 4 to 16 years; heretofore $2.00 and $3.00. .eecceeceeseeee 1.00 ENGLISH STRAW HATS. | Heretofore $1.50 tO B275.cceseeeeceereenee AVevccepoces 50c FIFTH AVE., 37th and 38th Sts. RH. Macy & Co's A White Goods Specials, Main FI Very sheer French Lawn, splendid quality, 48 inches wide; regularly sold else where at 25 le . 15 Duck and Batavia Cloth Outing Hats for Women Sold by others Our $4 97 at $3.00 each, Price 1 . A new collection ready to-day. They are prettily trimmed with velvet ribbons, white mull, nageoire pompons, plumes ahd fancy breasts, in white and the newest colorings. Paylng more than $1.97 for them is paying a fing fox wanting one of the prettiest and most popular outing ‘hats bfought tothe forg this season, First Fier, Mth st Summer Jewelry... | Candy Specials for Sterling Silver Bar Pins, straight | Friday and Saturday, or curved, gold plated, set with | Basomnent finest quality Rhinestones: | Cream Almonds, a pound, bie feineh Size ...4+.4+ 44€ | Newport Creams, a pots, 19¢ ' {Minch size .....066 59c | Assorted Caramels, a pound. 20¢ 1'4-inch size ......++ OYE | Assorted Salted Nuts, pound 39¢ t%einch size......2..29C | “Mille Dolce” Chocolates, a 2-ineh size ,....., eee GR) | DOK... cissveevceeseedes 98c A July Sale of Japanese Rolls of 40 Yards. China Matting, sold elsewhere at $15.00 a roll, our price. $11.98 China Mattings, sold elsewhere at $12.00 a roll, our price.. $9.98 le ead good values at $4.98, $5.98, $6.98 and $7.98 a rol Japanese Mattings, elsewhere $14.00 a roll, our price... ... $0.98 Japanese Mattings, elsewhere $10.00 a roll, our price..... $7.98 Linoleums, Oilcloths. 55. qualities at... 35¢. qualities at...+.05 Goc, qualities at... + 48 | 40c. qualities at..eeeeee 750. qualities at.....+++-54€ | Sc, qualities at....++0+ 3866 Floorwear Remnants, We have gathered up about a thousand odd lengths of Matting, Qilcloths, Linoleums and various grades ot Carpets ranging from Tapestry Brussels to the fin- est Royal Wiltons to close out from 49c. to $1.49 each. Ii you have need of an odd length here is opportunity, and the picking is very choice. Go where you will outside of Macy’s and you will have to pay $4.08 for the same Books we sell regularly 98¢. These same stores, claiming to match our low prices, are stub- bornly silent on the book question—nat be- cause it involves Books alone, but every sort of merchandise they sell and we sell, Macy’s is a cash store and totally unlike any other store in the world. O\o matrer «hat vou buy here you will pay cash for it promptly—but vou will pay less than at any other Store. Books serve as a peg on which we hang a general story, The saving on some Books may not average more than 10 per cent, Onvother lines of merchand'se, notably in the higher class goods, you very frequently find Macy prices just one-half what others ask. Tattling of a Retired Politician, The Crossing, Churchill Sir Mortimer, M. Johnston. $108. By Snare of Love, Marchmont, phat Evelyn Byrd, Eggleston Our Price, Rulers of Kings, G. Atherton. The Memoirs of a Baby, J, Daskam The Deliverance, E. Glasgow Anna the Adventa: te, The Villa Claudia, Mitchel. [ae High Noon, A. Brown. Aladdin & Co., Quick Bred in the Bone, N, Page The Cost, Phillips. The Issue, Morgan. Frenchy, Sage. Olive Latham, Voyntch Call of The Wild, London. The Yellow Van, Whiting. The Pillar of Light, Tracy. All Others Ask atys price . cery orders may be given Parisian Lawn, 47 inch 34th to 35th St. t leisure, Dainty. fee Md sold oe en B'waw, at 6th Ave. {reahments s erned i where at 30c,, sale modest prices by Jap- Mee verses W9E | Store Closes at Noon Saturday. tarbed watresss, For Landsman or Seagoer, Y A Sale of The Finest Negligee Shirts We ever offered " $1.15 The discerning man will recognize in these “ shirts the sort that shirt tailors ask $2.50 for,” The materials and patterns are not to be found in low-priced shirts, And the workmanship i” of the very highest order, They come from | makers renowned for the amount of fine han work they put on their products, P Involved are white plaited front coat shirts, with cuffs attached, and colored effects that are exclusive, but well within the lines of good taste, * All are perfect in every way. Complete size ranges, On sale at $1.15, _ WM. VOGEL @ SON, Broadway, Houston St. ttractions Are Their Low Prices, Visit the Jap- anese Tea Room ith FL A breery, coséy, deigier é ful little room—-distinet- ly Oriental, where Gro- A Sale of Men’s Summer Shirts and Neckwear. Sivtte 04° Neck= Oy an wear, Prices Representing About Half the Usual Selling Prices. “as We have gone through our Shirt and Neckwear stocks—culltagy asorting and reducing—and to-day we have two great collections tabled on the main floor for a clearance sale claiming the attention of every man interested in a good investment, Included-in the Shirt group are almost tive hundred of our regular $1.44 Shirts== all made of Anderson's imported madras, a guarantee of thorough worth 7 red _ be had either pleated or plain, with cuffs ate 1 wf detached, The Neckwear includes reversfble and French Four-in-Hands and English and Folded Squares in scores of this season's best patterns: From a viewpoint of Shirt and » Neckwear prices alone, this sale is less inviting than many Shirt and Neckwear events now in progress elsewhere. But men who recognize all quality in materials and make ing will see in this sale an unusual opportunity for owning splendid supplies at unusually low cost... ,, en's Made-to-Measure Clothing. -#2" The Shirts and Neckwear simply fell into line with these Custom Tailoring specials previously announced: Our Regular $25 and $28 Suits -. $16.50 Our Regular $35 and $40 Suits. . -- $21.00 Summer-weight and medium-weight fabrics, made up as well as skilled Custom Tailors know how, Good Steamer Rugs: Extra Heavy Rugs, soft finished, long fringed, with four durable plaids on each side; made to sell-at $4.00; our price..... . $2169 All-Woot Steamer Rugs, one side plain, the other in various Scotch’ plaids; size 60x72 Ifohes, sold by others at $7.50; our price $5,098 Imported Steamer Rugs, made of selected grades of wool, in vari. ous light and dark colored plaids, each......... ETT $11.24 Better qualities up to $40.00. Lessening Expenditures Of the Man Who Smokes Our cash system lightens the burden on the expense} side of the smoker’s ledger, because we expect no greater margin of profit from Cigars than we get from the sale of dry goods or groceries. And the Cigars offered ire brands with which every smoker 4s familiar, making it easy to pro ) your own satisfaction, the price difference in your favor when you purchase here. For it Stance: Porto Rican Cigars, Fine Grate: Macanéa-Violetas, box af vee $1.98 Panetelas, box of 50...$1.24 Sol de Boriqua Brevas Espe- ciales, box of §0....,...89¢ Clear Havana Reina Victorias, sok by others at $11.00 for ir La Normeda Diplomaticos, fite, high-grade t wrapper, for box of 50, our price $1.98 Justillo Puritanos —_ Havana’ wrapper and Havana filler, box of 50, sold by others at $3.507 OUP Price oo. sede sees $2.49 Havana Cigarros, all Havatia, box of 100, our . $6.96 filler and wrapper, box of F, Garcia & Bro, Havana 20 haccempeaesnes ..» D4 het Smokers—made in Tampa= Clear Hava 01 box of 50, sold by others at box of 50, $2.45; our price......4 $1,98