The evening world. Newspaper, July 15, 1904, Page 2

TRAN STARE IINS. 9 PARSE NUTRI et PRR ERE BESET Sas x eeee ee Fee THE WORLD: FRIDAY #VENING, JULY 15, 1904 Our effort for over forty been to combing high woes Smattest price on every From inonth to month our entire ‘ stock is constantly being renewed and \ ae because of enormous in our stores, Most drugs lose thelr power with age. You cannot depend upon ie that have lain exposed for t and months upon a shelf, We guarantee ail our goods and { medicings to be absolutely fresh and effectual when they leave our stores. Riker’s prices are the lowest in the city on patent and proprietary medi- cines, drugs, toilet preparations, etc. Wine : ae | You can shop here more econom- man is thought to be John F. 7 ud f ically, with greater satisfaction over Bechtel, of No, of ge My. wy = ? J 4 a pocaee ne wih ory. Bite mreet, @ represen! Hi, Y ¢ 7 sonal comfort than anyw! dl @ Co,, malt and grain dealers Ca ? f y, v - ' A few hints on pi Aah Legros ed of the death of the wes received at the Corbners tala afternoon when Dr, W. H. Tawa that he had attended | man in the Went Thirty-vighth street house, and that he was of the opinion that the man nad died from pol#on, » The apartments in which the man August Belmont, Committeeman Rodie and Bourke Cock- ran, visit Esopus to have Cockran tell Judge Parker how he house before Bechtel forced his = by Joseph Donald- a e ehroak hg ye conan Donaldaon rune many speeches he is going to make. R ar 0 10 give hig business address to the en een police, He said that his wife and chil- | 25 cise ag parce me ‘ Gren were out of town and that he ‘sh brat, Compa gy Be Mg | and his colored servant were alone In be have bo 4 ‘way in this morning and lay down to p ae, 4, h ni fe rds of Ori- BEA Senator Fairbanks visits the President at Oyster Bay, and oan iellewien 1 gergg Ragga Pagal ica) Weenaan te ine nan whe, helped Shupphy earry ta role NINTH DAY AT BRIGHTON CH. the candidates discuss the situation and-letters of accept- (KER Sir we ee cael Headquarters | qu to St, Louis, Louis, The Rvening Werld’s charts are indexed from frst race at Aqueduct, | ance to be written. * DRUG STORES yy explana eee Bonany cult ssct vi. Nance i eins ha 4 4 fs te ion ie fra vw 9 YEAR YEARS EACH FR |S" a— hada A DoS HOLZ WASSER $618 to Nin: ‘T don't know you! He Taina in Matt 4 i ere and Yous ASS Lg hom PEER fas ALLOWED 10 1 FICHT CWIPEO tO The PIP Pmt, ees been here often.’ 1 1 . | “With that he to take off , } irdeee tereve susan on # i i. ddd Hl CLOTHING © CREDIT ‘end threw |:imself down on a bed In 1 | oS 2 fl : Bees fortes breve, Sry iors hath ha WB A of Phitadephia a Court Retwees to Being tho Way Win Witness Harry] | Us fa i ea Laer pt sain oliina “Ion "he alt™arMihrouektss | Restrain Mayor Weaver, but) Schwab Desoribes the Alleged ot ta aaa Ss 475 aren SRT URE RAE Piet | Orders Pole to Permit the] Theft ota Baby Lon bythe Commas as ; e physician sal 0 3 ‘ a tne that ine man saad ee »e-\Quick Justice Meted Out in Mount/#2 9% ee ee os | Exhibition to Be Given, Pugnacious Pugilist. SAVE BET80% 815" » tom ol ning, and that he weuld so| & : * 4 ." i tga a to - tan tom = Holly for the Negroes Who Gladly = ie i! it } 4 i d (Special to The Erenine World) | with the lon he ie alleged to have | hed . 8 to 20 MLPHIA, Pa,, July &—The tone one, | ~~ Pleaded Guilty to Escape Vengeance $ & f B % Frvtasimmons-ornrien boring contest, (Coney tstand on tw tod, cena nse Rough Faces ‘The detectives who were put on the a ¢ 4s y ai originally feo ‘for at tear chain, and followed by an admiring oug a . don an ex 3 t t jas , Robert latation ry tad bale, Donalions, at Hands of Angry Mob. iH eo {i 1Pak ast Park on elurday ebteraeeh reed yl cron are painful and cesieeting, | who waa not at home when the detec- | H 6 8 |July 2%. Permission to hold the con- | Police Court to-dey and announced To k f soft an tives arrived, came in just as they wer ‘| yi I Hs s test Was granted this afternoon by | hat he was ready (o anewer Frank ° ne your face \ examin pee Pe bot eehuied ait Wahi{ MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., July 15.—Jersey, justice moved with all | ~ in arf sacra J Judaes Agdenreld and Gare spiiiog tn Rostock hanes that he had stolen Smooth, always use at the usual hoar, but the negreas, when| jts traditional swiftness here to-day, when within a few minutes after «eit Sana heard seatimcny Ie the Droceadings In- ere ‘e4ehio on the face of the ane WILL! AMS! SHAVING he was ar cinoms Aliment. The te| their arrival here from Lancaster, Pa., where they were arrested, Aaron nak Ro — == 1, WF vite far cae [eurivead, 0 Sermeee Maree GAT 2. | UME prise, Sabior, Meted reir hes | ett ae Witte Sloks, and and areas and the janitress were both taken| Timbers, William Austin and Jonas Sims, the assailants of Mrs, Charles Mee Meee etek We Fin. ~Open Clon, Fic gy, (Pettain Mayor Weaver and his Polloe Abad somnd| one) would have to Police | ‘i oh, one) [Department from interfering with the answer for the humiliation which be Comenee Teen Teele oti val Biddle, of Burlington, were sentenced to forty-nine years each In prison| it Views save, amend tee a e id Fy Le ‘i one kaae, RR E 2 jl T. brought there Inter | by Judge Gaskill. The sentence was greeted with yells of approval from {3 ar cormack oF 6 36 h the [The proceedings were brought on be: Magietraie Voorhis, who was heer- Cc ty udge Gas: = mine 1 3 10 2 halt of Ernest H. Crowhurst, manager ing another case at the moment that Lig will The dead man wore clothes of tne! ? cOurt-room Miterlly jammed with men and mane the prisoners |e Seer sae ne Borg oe she * of the contedt, und Robert 4. Fitadim- | the salahity Bob oberyded Sianesil, upon 5] Es iS and expensive texture, His suit was a dus led away cowering behind their guards and followed by the execra- Confess 7 6 iH is H ro 8 4% pig! ae hy Brien, by eae a fighter several tines tnut the couse M AN i AN eta CO. Bae AYE inudigene oat about erect) tions of the crowd, i | it H z argeed ‘by Mc, “Warwlek ‘oe tha: the | teuretere, onnvotmtaan’ Gon "wok tae 114 3D AY, nse } re A fochos in height, aid welgbed clove (0) The sentence of each man was divided as follows: Assault, 15 years; |- 1 H i nt 4B side, and Assistant City goletery Al elke Gielen Pi aes ee ane BY * a . by apers and cards found show | ‘ " king i dwellit To of eoaln end. i inward looks the - ‘| robbery, 15 years; assaulting officers, 12 years; breaking into a dwelling, | jampron * Mayor and Department of Public Safety. i Oy No, i Pi tet saa . , : Si Ta ; After alj the testimony had been jon ‘kicks. wi e FOURTH RACR—#1.900 adie aw York Hemintry fo. whose recorus | 7 Years at Apert, Riad. on, ea Ervorwt-| heard aude Asdenried Nake a Whee pat, the tag yan tanned dh 4 The three prisoners, mere youths, arrived here from Camden on a ape-| nent--touise Owner Hagan. Fs . <P, | Pered conversation with Judge Carr, ourteenth gereet and home cial trato, handcuffed to Deputies Smith, Cherry and Vogel and guarded by | ‘s¢7 wherite Heil. - Miidebrand | . } Tt 5 and then announced that there was aa owners eas were aeeet, One ; . , 4 of Capt. | HS, Audience nothing to show that the contest, ir spore the name of John R, Conet,| the seventy-five men of Company A, of Trenton, under comman Ho: Peimuearer Fe 3 * ‘ mas i { Jones street, and anothe> | * ¥ Yam- | (480) Dalesman ee ty i a ie eh 5 —jngreed to by the three parties men. say a 1 Sibi Me [John A. McCullagh. ‘The men were literally yellow trom fear, At Cam-| AH) DAltnah 3 Manin otf Tao a Renesinr | Gaon in, ot bth d roner teh: neler paid after an coon: | den they had been hooted and howled at and made the target of missiles, ence SHOFIEE Tell in hand at Che end elses slowed trons, Palmbearer ran & #004 | woutg be in violation of the law. mt the rash PAG eos “lathes : “ nation ne ia at apoplexy, cr heart| and they réaliaed that the only thing that eaved them from the wrath of the ie Fikew Rage va ging hee ork-out rope. ite! diasanc, enduced by knoek-out drops ie! mob was the grim-looking company of soldiers, whose guns were loaded with 478 Trini itr Sal ri i” mame K yi tha 14 mat ee iy ae, ial “J j@ announced t the Court woul seis, | permit the bout to take plese, bat aug. iP ete 4 gested to Director Smyth that he de: Norrell. ft hems, Spat, be has ordered the deten-| ball cartridges and who kept their glittering bayonets at an angle where jiuy piorsen —Joskays. Wi, vi tall @ dare tevee Of petted bee that saat sees ot man the Fr Becktel han desk room In the| they could be used at an instant’s notice, $18) Anes Doo Tony oMlleg IRQ F “4 fat way, slong’ the tral and WANTS! WANTS! of the American Brewers’ Re-| The men kept as low In their seats aa they could on the trip here, but at wcoanman te y q 3 filen the ton out of its cage ‘ . He called at ide office this Notter @@ 12 ” o Bo tement t the effect away with | qcunequaranh morning at 9 o'clock, read his letters different points along the line there were crowds of farmers who screamed filderrand be 16 HY a 4‘ would ee xe ihe situation verbi- he then depar! s oops pre poll Bay the" Rest of | their anger at the train as it went fying by. On arriving here the train Hy Poiliipa 190 ‘ A * is 9 re bounds Puce statutes, ite ait woe peye me re who tel Ey married and has a daughter | Stopped at Grant street, fand the prisoners were hustled though the streets “egret ih 4} o BSR i | a a3 ae assur- 4 mve Ue dup, Le, inital Branch Offices a to the court-house as fast as they could go. Smee it 8 Rt i yachting t= "a that when Bechtel en- er. Crimmins OF 8 1 H 100 tt formar oe aie tered the house Rey R=) SAFELY LANDED IN COURT. ie i. Gene |e | t i i wi a4 ‘4 Rope Sapon to otter OF A Woman by that name formerly | It was hoped to outwit the mob by stopping at Grant stivet, but people - mel iene Decouse Big 3 as tan) oe he _ i, 0 Sf frat vig: | soon discovered the ruse and the street became choed with the crowd. The — “Agnon'Ty close! strong. Atwont man hie. rae ebty Lady tired, Peet THE WORLD. of | soldiers pressed them back and the negroes were finally ealely landed in 479 “at We Lr =#1.000 sated hand api for ptrogreerronie: sia ising Sart nator a ise Judge Gaskill’s court-room, The soldiers immediately formed a line be- uy. : tewon ‘ Paes rai I took him. Now. it For the Recention of Advertoamenta at tht | hind them, keeping the crowd which closed in from getting too close. Indes. irs . Jockeys, Wi. St K_Fin. Open, Clos. Pi, sp. 5 than Reynolds down h sa sviar Advertising Rates, f Ti ( Hume Mildebrand 110 1 aly ane well, I want to. know, The Distriet-Attorney arrived at once aud George M, Hillman came as {1p} BY! Nom ia 2 ; - 1. Mon Burne 118 5 ” ae 5 ie By A 35 Ofem i ae assigned counsel for the negroes If they desired assistance. But there was st aberiac® D, Connor wat a 3, Z % @ a TS ; MATCH CH EASILY: {no need of defending them, They confessed their guilt at once and seomnd , ead aw Wax's ra ‘Fivback hed’ no ne ea orale. Bellane and Virgo. janxlous to get safe inside of prison walls, During the reading of the In- sgn se set. — | dictment against them they hardly listened to the words of the prosecutor, BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW. but kept their eyes shifting around in the crowd, as though afraid that Star Towing Line, was disabled by « the property of M: float in tow of a New York, New Haven ™ bese root’ hed ohared teat Uy and Hartford Railroad tug in the upper | Senator fade had a WG to give day off roe foot of Broad street this {it (0 the preoner, Therefore h id afternoon, but her crew of five were at Ayr ail” and went hwy Se, (Boecial to The Bvening World.) ight be burled at them, -~ RYE, N.Y. July 15—Fine weather | Something m Hert ipeits env alla 1 ND AV.—At Nos, Again favored the golfers competing in} They showed no emotion when the sentence was passed; in fact, #0} TRACK, BRIGHTON BEACH, ) 46 ht tua, wes cteatug: doen: thy Shel — =e J 446, 967, 1038, ta the open tournament of the Apawamis! frightened were they that they hardly seemed to hear, As soon as the! -The entries for tomorrow's rounn aoe ih Stina oper 10 River to the bay and was heading tor| Chub This morning was spent in play-| sone was passed they were taken to the State Prison at Trenton, the Governor's Island when the big yt, July ing tho first round for the firet and sec: | races are a follows; Waterside od we i. ond cups, Travis carried the gallery in| militia accompanying them. Piret_Race—-Pive and a halt furlones 2 Butling te RS) Byeonoy Hh) tug. towing two floats, was tw his match with Foote, but he west out| cool down the militia will be withdrawn. Ef any «om Voloday "cor (aah eaener HBS wOURTH AY.—At Ne. Bet. ay in @ and won the match at the tweifth! w e 1 state of the pub . Coy! ek tis <— 110 | vi mp, . 11! hele by 1 up and ¢ to play. Findlay 6. | It was only when the real public temper over the assault iw fenale ie Douglas also won his mateh from P. jon Mrs. Biddle became known to Gov, Murphy that he resorted to the ex- 20 Mennie 430 ‘Bh Ba Rare-One iia é sitoentn & “ye! “ome aha FIFTH AV.—At Nos, 1896, 1408, aga her side, overturning here BLOOD RE SIXTH AV,—At Nos, 68, 158, mee Fy he tug tilled: up and sank slowly, ono. rolling completely over. All htt§ are VENTH AV—At No, 203. t z The tugboat Want Farms, ot the ned] “Biasttat. "Foornia ine it ihe at-| MANHATTAN AND BRONK, em fT H, Frelinghuysen by 4 up and 2 to play. | treme of ordering troops out. The Sheriff of Burlington County made the Filmore oO 3 i, tay Ye 08 | inanaged to Jump and were pl v. , Filmore Hie aae Lothartonoo P NGHTH AVA Nes, 11, 80) 148, 2 Otiman P. Titany Powelton, hampton first appeal for them. He know what the sentiment In the county was, and 433, Intrigve <.0n ff . ir Piheran’ 199 Fara of Wks Voudenne boat “the tg |And wisease Will Surely Pass Bae eee een course in 7) and beat M | inst night when scores of strango, determincd-looking men were observed . SF eee eS or ate Io) | Piosbing succeaded in getting « line to AV—-At Nos. Vt, 00d, cham pion of tat Moust Holly he real otecenil ace-—Curragh Mlegplechaae; about achesac 2, fan Van.” Wie | the West Pains as sheewas Sinking You By 4 oe: 1, jersey Hiate Golf Association, loitering about the jail at Mount Holly he realized that something was aah Water ; erdolh held her bow partially out of ts 856, 904, cor, at, p-4 an mi io 2 te ma: brewing and that his personal force was inadequate to m “Bh "Fittag Steary 131) 8G ¢: 100 on Cock water, Cae ot, summary follows. eet any big Frettrecs $48 Seear ti hace ‘The wreekinie derrick Manager arrived FOUR’ . and Bowery, ie x Cup FH Movi, Allston, Mags.) outbreak, AB Borelie cs TRS 2 omaar «. 1G) cies Highwelght Handicep; “os|, 700 minutes ialer ond towed thh die FInTH OTA Ne. 29 Beat. is M. Wilso | H jog] abled crete to dty-doek in Brie Basin: TENTH #¢.—At No, 325 Englewood, by} Gov, Murphy was loath to order ont troops unless it was absolutely {oe Pobin Isl AR Manilian FOURTEENTH # stat B age Rast, bi Race—Iatip Handicap; mile and 4 2 to a Travis, Garden Oy. deat | necessary, as many people of this State regurd such a move as a reflection ir up ‘an LAXA’ ILLS Miike, Pariee Ky _ ey on the good nage of New Jersey. But ft didn't take long to convince the a rn tiver. 2 " i ,| And PAW-PAW TIVE P “ih ty Morris county. by Fup.” "| Governor that the State was in greater danger of a blot on ite name from the «dis Pasa Mis -— sven” 10 | .IIbOb 108 The Cheat BCOND 8T-—A . 5. ies Fosse, COU | Violence of @ mob than it was from the presence of troops in vicinities sup ———— ——— — fears we oon a eee heels, posed to be amply protected from disorder by the civil authorities, owed that it had been in the water nly Briglewood, by 2 up ‘LANDED SAFELY IN PRISON, MAW S ADDY FOUND | abest fv pissed ak Rae teak, 198TH ST,—AC Nos. 208 W.. 187 3, sbatetercst itytte| ‘TRENTON, N. J., July 15.—The assaultere of Mrs. Biddle who plead [nine inches tail, and of stout build. ; eee, oe m ene Peveet® av av. Be 3 i ids Rc, guilty In Meant Holly to-day, arrived here at 2.30 o'clock under on Ber, halr was brown and the mustache aa Gla tern ys cas hmoeendee Oh, wy beat Pi tection of the Second Regiment, and fifteen minutes later were odged safely AR ACTOR "he Jewelry beim in the clothing oor yn? Vanes bey Gideon gi “Shan by Lup: | in the State Prison, The stetion at which the men arrived ia within a shurt jtisted of a open-faced watch, , ‘ mn Avene ners jnyer, wiwanoy, by 4! distance of the prison. There was no excitement attending the affair, {fold shan and tlamond studded pendant) # We : | with the inittals "J. C, W.;" gold rij ¥ Ph ly teed Pad —— ————= | The Staten Island police have a mys | a iene ruby, 4 large diamond astick- m4 y " 4 rather dramatic climax in the contest | tery to unravel in the finding of the) gold cuff buttons inttlailed “FP. L. C.* piri Rg HEIR PROVES HIS IDENTITY. [ieee against the will in which the late body of a nude man in Martling Pond, | 4nd @ gold pencil. M. Poulet lett $20,000 in French bonds | |near the grounds of the Actors’ Home| Knotted up in the gray sack coat was & pair of pepper-and-salt trousers, blue A ~ GRAND ST—At Nos. Sl Sins Pes ony ee Ron! — iy fy ayeniaae SF eee \ y hed YES, Burlington, Vt, “ 2 BLEECKER #T—At Re, : Borge A HS on, we, i hurch Sstablshes beat Ma- | George A. to Mr. Church, the French heirs having | at West Brighton. A short distance 3 peat] _Clatm to $200,000 Lemmer. — | created the impreasion that thle Was am ea the water, belind a tree, the silk underwear, a red and white striped Muneey Sos oe aa Up in 19) PARIS, July 15.—George A. Churoh, of ether ease of a fetitious American | cinching of the man was found done | shirt, cuffs with the name of "F, M. ees ay ee isa ieee ( Sepey Nayatt Polht, R. 1, presented himeett |claimant. to in a knotted bundle. It was of fine | Jackson,” a Nassau atrest haberdasner, before the Second Tribunal of the ne perm age Hol ba brant quality and the pocke(s contained much | stamped Ip them and a red ellk necktie, os o tot bellaved ine (eine at Room to-day and fully estab- tte |e ere robes apberton reaps a identity. at ducted teap "hn. sendiphon n (PS na cme tan sent pe Br fat Stapleton, where wk ie a Son Meith, Sooty patie. . ‘iat