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y" PATTISON DEAD FORO The Pennsylvania Democratio Leader Succumbs to Pneu- monia Brought On by Strain of “he St. Louls Convention, IN FORTY YEARS THE ONLY DENOCRATIC GOVERNOR, Made Ont of the Best Execu- tives Ever Known in the Key- stone Sate—Conspicuous in Party Deliberations, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1L—3nnc: Gov. Robert E. Pattison died to-day at his home tn Overbrook, a suburb. Death Was caused by pneumonia complicated with a weakened heart, Gov. Pattlon had been very iN for more than a week, but It was thought he had pasted the crisis, For this reason there was grave fear when he filled to show astehec| strength and his heart action became vuch that'stimulants had to be sven, His h followed one of the fainting liar ¢0 his physteal condition, Ht away as if in sleep, iiness that carri Go. Pattson followed the 5 ie Convention, and the strain of that te held by many to have been responsible for his damth, But bis intimates know he was f@ from a@ well man when he Pid to become one of the dele. Gates from the St readin ‘© State to the nations) In St, Louis he was a membe Resolution Committee. He was in the long sessity where Bryan, Daniels, Hull and othert wrangled for hours tn an tort to. bling about harmony. Mr, Pat- ot euve In t wai shee in the struggle for @ he talk pf making him noy stopped by his triends Decause sae "hie health, ani Mr. Pattison himself re- fused to cinsider any movement that had for its ind making him a candidate pares the avention, although preased 9 do so elegations fr te ate, rt om outaide ter the return from 8t. was about, but none too well ae Me week ago today was taken with a chil He never rdlied, and : nosed his cise as pne: F to this came his heart trouble. It wis seen from te first that this compile cation was Ikely, and when the con- ested conditon of the lungs improved nere wae fae for bis heart, joy, Pattison had the distine being the onlr Democrat cle miter 4 Executive Clair in Pennsylvania tn more than fwty years, or since the civil war. Hi was elected twice, and was always cusidered a possibility tor the Democrate nomination for \- dent. Ge was fttyfour years old and was @ consistent jeriy man. As Governor of Pennsylvann he was urged several times to call put the militia in riota, id the fact that the miners and ing classe generally in Fonnapte vania were his greatest supporters ‘dia Ree os a — dol; ju 0 sworn to do it, uct Pag ind order, - @ reputation of having made one of tie best executives t! @tate ever hed. me Trrloce Elwted Governor. Robert Hmory Pattison was, next to the late Senator \atthew Stanley Quay, the most conspliuous figure in tylvania politics. He a per thorn in the side of Be r Quay and the notorious Pansylvania ring, and twice led the Denoorats of the State So victory. He was elected Governor in 1882 and 4800, after furious campaigns, He wae overwhelmingly difeated for Mayor of Philadelphia, the Quay forces being able to put up Sem. \trated fight in the very stronghdd of the gang, In he was again nominated for a ernor but was beaten by Pennyp the present Govermr of the State, In the national conventions of 1893 and 1896 he was tle candidate of the n= tual 4| the present, When he is ¢ried at White THE WORLD; MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1, 1904, EX-GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA, WHO DIED OF PNEUMONIA TO-DAY. ACH RELATES OF OUTLAW AH Mount Vernon “Traoy” Still Silent, but Lawyer Engaged to Defend Him Says His Fam- ily Is Wealthy, | (Bpecial to The Evening World.) MOUNT VBRNON, N, ¥,, Aug, 1— “This man is the son of @ wealthy and respected tamily of New York, and I have beem engaged to defend him for Plains he will bave more lawyers. At the present time I do not want to di- vulge his name tor the sake of bis fam- uy.” This statemept wae made to-day by Judge Charles Sinnott, who aoted as counsel for the bandit who shot Detec- tive Reilly, when he was arraigned before Judge Gay to-day for a hearing. Two charges were made against him, one for shooting Deteotive Reilly and another for hélding up and robbing Pau! Bolger. The prisoner, who was called “John Tracey, the Westchester Outlaw,” was held to await the action of the Grand Jury and committed to the White Plains jail. It le reported that & eweetheant of the man intends procuring lawyers to defend him and that she will have bail furnished for hin, When the outlaw epepared in court to-day he wore a new sult of clothes, shoes and hat, which were given to him by the Spanish War veterans of this city, who believe the man’s story that he served seven years in the United tes Arm: tought in Pipes rg the siege te fore - The interpets of the people were looked after in cot by Col. F. B, Assistant Distrivt-Attoroey ° ‘The prisoner, who still refuses to give oak bi Statice ot down. te still wient aa @ court hearing, bad s comerees Demerrats for President, the former convention he was comt+ plimented with a engle vote He waw always @ conspleuots figure in the na- Uonal deliberations «f his party and was prominent in the meent convention at Public Schod Graduate. Pattison was born at Quantico, Md4., Toubed @ jewelry store here. s 1 Bo! trees of Columbia “ ry “Tracy” as the 4, 1860, Hie father was the Rev. | And F Robert Ht; Pattlnae a atetnostet | Pennies, - Under erose-axamination preacher, who later noved to Philadel-| ho was not positive that “racy” was Phat’ efty “Patton studied law under | Me footpad who s Nin. the late Lewis C. sidy, and io ‘The prisoner, wh! porns to give Te I no the ay ot Volladelpiva, and five yeare ernor, Ww he deftated roe SAVE LIFE OF WOMAN, Wwe Mem Reseve Usa Burne from en. to the doc! with AD was called from Belle- rue ital but she refused load attention and went home. = Dragged Sleep, The man who is kept awake by pain. | or who suffers in any way from lack of seep, ean usually obtain it by the use of a Crug. Such sleep, however, is gen- | erally regarded as unnatural, and hyp- aaid he born in New —_— Pamiberyer at wens WCORMICK OFF TO RUSSIA.| ———EE———— a NOTABLES ON PHILADELPHIA, J. 0, De J Van Beesken Donk, Governor Pipe Bor Liowt.Com- Bouscd Sea Venn fa ay, i and Porte ic searched, another weapon was found under arrest ‘was taking him to|om tim. When he hed been disarmed, the polloe station on Suspicion of b&Y-| the prisoner quieted down and sub- who had we Mon) Cutt oma LG bri aay et apt adalat | tet ee | DA. SPOONER'S VALE] WAS MEEK IN COURT Arraigned for Shooting Man Who Defended Woman At- tacked by Him, Cutter Had Lost His Fighting Spirit. James C. Cutter, formerly valet [¢ Dr. Henry G, Spooner, of No. % West Forty-fourth street, wiv reveral dayt ago shot William Bohrman, and wh was arrested at the Hotel Barthold yesterday by Detective Sergeants Mee tan and O'Connell and Patrolman Mehrer after a hard tussel, was er raigned betore Magistrate Cornell im the Yorkville Court to-day on a charge 0! fefontous assavlt He waived examination and was hei fm 91,£00 for trial, Bohrman. who was shot, and Mrs Robert McGorny, the fanitress of the West Fortv-fourth atreat bithding, swith whom Cutter was quarrelling at the time of the tine and whom he at- tempted to strike, were both in court to preas the complaint. Cutter was caught by the police through an advertisement in the pa pers by his former employer, Dr, Bpoon- er. in response to a letter received by ‘him from Cutter for Information re- garding his property which had been left at Dr. Spooner’s house, The advertisement requested Cutter tc meet the doctoy at the Barthol@ Hotel Broadway and Twenty-third street, © 10 o'clock Sunday morning in thereat ing-room. Cutter entered the place shortly befor: 10 o'clock and asked where the reading Toom was, As he tumed to go to ft the detectives and policeman jumped on hin from behir.d, Cutter struggled hard and made desperate attempts to shoot wit! | & revolver which he had in his coa! pocket, . He was finely overpowered and the Distol taken from tim, and on being q@itted to arrest without further resis- tance. er fo 8 |. wiry man, only 4 height end weighing pounds, but he gave his cap- tors one of the most desperate strug- gles they have ever had with a pris- oner, In court to-day he was meek and ve, OARLABAD, Aug. 1—Mr. McCormick prentice at eea was to command the ie | row secma to me unattainable, ‘That 1s /gage in a business which wilt keep me Jou sho | why ; am quitting the service, retiving |% fod knew hat the ta ts | from the sea f oe me Then came put In command, are eall time WAY THECLTCS CPTAN UTS skippers w on the Celt of of alt the he reaches Liverpool which te to sail from this pert on Pel | White Commander Lindsay Will Retire from Service Because He Cannot Be Skipper of the Fastest Ship Afloat. day, “Yea, Tam done with the sea,” the captain to an Evening W porter to-day in his quaiters big White Star liner, “I bh twenty-two years with thls and never has there been a ¢ 01 complaint made against me by the White Star people. e Coptic from Belfast | Fer » ten vears aMy,” he | ¥ thirty-five in § wa A Your we were ple ce that numher pf “The ambition of my life when an ap- | wr That ambition indifcements ever assembled in one place. mparalleled value-giving, they are , : power of money saved, you wit it nothing nad inthe way of your shopping tour to Bloomingdales’ to-morrow. But a sommertnve few of these Bargain Magnets are en of you may expect in almost every section of the store to-morrow. Magnets From sfieer force of not mentioned here will be found just “Bargain Magnet No. 52. $5 SilkPetlicoats,$2.99 Beautiful taffeta silk petticoats In all desirable colors, made with agcordion plaited flounce, fin- ished with two rows of ruching and silk kick ruffle. Every skirt is handsomely fin- $2 99 ° ished and liberal in width; excep- Becond Floor, Soh &. Section tional value at, each, Bargain Magnet No. 57. tS & 98¢ Untrimmed Hats, 10c Just fifty dozens, but they'll prove such a won- derful Bargain Magnet that the only thing we can do is to advise the earliest possible selection, for Women's Hats worth 75c & 98c won't linger very long at 10c, each! 10 Bargain Magnet No. 6. 59c. Satin Foulards, 30c. Yd.! 'd A Bar, Magnet that must appeal to every woman who secure natal for a handsome silk gown at the lowest price ever known for such quality! ‘These silks were sold elsewhere earlier in the season at 75¢. 8 yard, and no store ever retalle@them in the regular way under S9c, They're 23 inches wide, in the prettiest of the season's de- signs and colors, such as black and white, navy and white, hello, rose, gun metal, and white and black. {Vhile the assortment lasts select at, yard. , - Main Floor, near Rotunda. Bargain Magnet No. 8. 39c. & 75c. Wash Silks 21c. Yd. This is, without doubt, the biggest silk offer made by any store this season! And you may thank a great trade-scoop for bringing it . lc The quality ts exceptional, and there's a chotce of such de- sirable colors as pink, blue, hello, gray, green, and about 1,200 yards of the much-wanted champagne shade now in vogue, ali in Chey’re all this season's latest shapes and the prettiest corded effects. Choose at, yard, most poled fog and soerey, the 49c, Black China StiKs at 25c. a Yard. realest bargain in bets you ever saw tt. fixtra heavy quality, 19 inches wide, In a good, rich, deep black, with a i ; ‘isfactorily, high lustre finish; every yard guaranteed to wear sat Hactorily. aus Kitaadi Bargain Magnet No. 16, Sterling Top Hat Pins, 5c. Each! Bargain Magnet No. 11. Men’s Good Bargain Magnet No. 10. Genuine “Guyot”’ : This is one of the Suspenders, 25c. || Underwear, 18c. values that will make Po ny An item to bring men by the Shirts and drawers of excellent to-morrow one long store pom dozen to our men’s section to-mor- quality summer-welght balbriggan, to be remembered. ti row: Shirts have French neckbands. Think of — buyin come to When before have you ever been Drawers made with large double handsome sterling sil- |] the front able to buy the genuine “Guyots” seats and suspender tapes, ver top hat pins, in a with this for 25, palr? Sizes 34 to 46 Inches. large variety of newest designs, in- splendid The newest colors and patterns for selection, all at, pair, 18¢ cluding heads, medallions and num- berless others, that are hoor, mth St, Section. worth up to 3$¢. erch— Cc —— at, each, Not more than 12 sold to any one customer, Main Floor, Frost, Centre Bargain Magnet No. (9, Sale price to-morrow, er garment, P Main 25c — = - 7] Fringed Momie Scarfs, 10/4c. Bargain Magnet No. 25. Women’s Lisle Gloves, 10c. A bargain of bargains from the the American Ambassador to Russie wuddenty terminated his etay at the! Pie Pore to-day 04 departes Gon 01. / etersburg. | Chielels REALLY D ELIGHTFUL Che lint Covered Can dp Coated Chewing Oum that his customers say coolin gestion. to be had at all the or L. Lowenthal, Distributor, 31: your druggist will tell you the trying heat that fairly fries the nerves—even I rink does not seem to satisfy. but 2 “Chiclet’’ will, Chew a‘‘Chiclet’’ and defy indi- that brain fag is bosh—it’s better Kind of stores 5 Weat 39th Street, New York. Rogers’ Silver- A Bargain Magnet to bring ction this, and one to be scores ann scores, ‘of women to rid Actos aa Plated Ware. this section to-morrow. Gloves are made of splendid qual- ° ity lisle thread, with Jersey-fitting wrists and Foster point stitched etotce of black, white, 10c tan and gray; all sizes, ballad Main Floor, Both St. feet!on These items will attract an enthusiastic force of buyers here to-morrow, we’re sure, for never were such value-givings! | rs’ Tea Spoons — per ba ph Y, dozen; special, m Rogers’ Table set of % dozen; special, Rogers’ Table Forks— set of $4 dozens special, These scarfs are full 1% yards long, In plain white, and cost us regu larly as oe io we're sell- 10!c ing them for to-morrow. ‘Choose st, each, Main Fleer, Near Rovends eet A Great Six Day Sale of Men’s Trousersto Order,$3.43 Forks— per set of % doxen; special, Tuesday, Augus' le we will take A abbey orders to make Wednesday, August 3d. A t 4th. to your meas- Hr gg Moog gaily FAT Bargain Magnet No. 4. ” it Oth, such popular e SS tie In Wines, These! Worsted, Cassimere, Cheviot, 2 ~—, Crash, Flannel, ts like these, on the best of wines and Clay, = / sor Scotch Mixtures. insure a wonderful day’s selling to-mor- The workmanship of which will be the very row, Don't miss it! best and fully guaranteed In every particular. ics of excellent quality, We Barton & Guestier St, Julien (claret) quarts. 42 amen pertont fit. Money Be 3 upon Brandy for Preserving, per gal. $1,900, $2,785 & $3.25 request, if trousers prove unsatisfactory Prosit Rye Whiskey, our $1.25 full quart bottle. 99¢ . Manhattan Cocktail, bottle......, see 490 Also Men’s Suits lo Burgundy—Imported Pommard, quart .. 806 Moselle (/eltinger), genuine imported; worth twice 11 80 this price: dozen quatts..ce ses sseeves $3.99 Order, OV, Rhine Hochheimer),fenuine imported, worth twice this pi en quarts aves + $3.99 For the next tix days only, we will ‘ quai ? I * . Califor herry, Our 0c, full quarts... 45e blue or black serge, clay, diagonal, unt antes the i California Port, our G0¢, full quarts,, 45c suitable for dress or evening wear, ard gu fm every way. + 98¢ Ranement Imported Port or Sherry, our $1.25 bottle! fecond F n Thir? Avenue to Lexington - Cymrte, the largest, at the time 18 was bul wed given ta] ver Now, of ¢ there two larger, the Cendrio and Bal Capt. Lindsay hae hi erienc oo rough when his nights at on the water year ouree, that a mean Neo Sleep tor Three Days. He took @ tramp steamer from Phila- leluhia before he wore the White Star f the shin and then an- © managed to null in. ‘Phat nearest I ever was going to} | ‘vive years ago while bringing the into this port we struck tt f ever experienced. I wus rom 6.30 In the afternoon | like talk did not amount to at 13c.-a Lb! Bargain and cuffs, tional, Huck Towels — Bleached | Musiin Sheets Se ad the wrual stir. ‘must real mind to towether larges* steamer afoat Resigeation In Voluntary, | present, shi a Friday unti¥9 in the morning of ad, was twice realized, Of late vears my ¢ dunta fist the following Monday. In all that time desires took another turn, I wanted to) I 4ld not get a wink of sleep, The] Ori command the fastest shin afoat. This riv atimutant T took was coffee, 1 did The Store Is Full of Bargain Magnets From cellar to roof you will find them—big, bright, red, magnet-shaped affairs, placed all over the store to designate the special bargain spots. : And the great money-saving chances that these Bargain Magnets will ( you to, form what we believe to be the most powerful aggregation of buying } bound to crowd this great store as it has never been crowded in August before, and if you In any way app f in this announcement—and these have been takeo at random from here, there and ‘The numbers on the items below correspond to the numbers on the Bargain Magnets in important in a money-saving way as any of these we have given newspaper space to. 5 pl, Ae A LE hibit oe Ag Magnet No. 49. "ae Women's $1 Waists, 48 Made of fine, sheer lawn with hemstitehed tucked front, box plalted back and tucked ¢ As pretty a style as this season has ALN produced and remarkable value at is bie with red borders; dial tale price, eck OC geese vi ity; ght Unperfectons dab them “seconds* ~~ Bargain Magnet No. 20. value in wholesome, delicious chocolates for to-morrow. They're all freshly made cream chocolates, in as sorted flavors—ver y spe- clal to-morrow, per Ib,, Only three pounds to a customer, Main Vicor, 80th 8. Section. Bargain Magnet No. 27, $35 Sewing Machines, of a renowned maker and is teed for five years, They're equipped with all the latest tt fi attachments, with ball-bearing parts and pa — the pag oie here = ¢ same m: something like ns for r pet A chance tomorrow, with Instructions free to secure ONG At. ....+eesereeees woe They have thi est style it, drop-head automati | petits woune ade nce ad entoenatie 90 13¢c Bargain Magnet No. 3. Grocery Bargain Magnets, There's sharpest price-cutting in every-single stance on the following splendid items: Corn—Tender, sweet; spe- cil tomorrow, can 10¢ Tomatoes —Elsewhere 10¢,; here, largecan, 6¢ | Sardines. !mported; else where 24c.; here, large Me1D. CAM, evens 158¢ Sardines — Domestic: | mustard, tomato or oll; 44.1. can...... Sc Black Pepper —Abdsolute- ly pure; ',-Ib. can, Je oomingdale Brothers—s9th to 60th Street, their plans for making You could easil; that it already Was sominally in Charge, bat rmmander of the veas landed the Russians at wutortited post—pt ¢ rat jefore I left the Russians the aco even u ad entered 1 fix tie Orient for it “Whenever a Jap and @ it was like a cat hated each other instine te dose ( and Ri to show store—and ‘the’ Be Second Fieor, oth &. TO ae 5 4, owe Bed Price here among viding. the vas of sorencng wholesale prices are * sal fs in centres; size Bix! inches; special sale Drice, €Ach...0were Mastin 90 inches; iy ae , and were you to $1 Main floor, Goth St Seetion. 1@ Capers, per bottlt.... Ww Raspberry 5 | bottle...» Preserved Pe Pears or White Pi ted Cherries, a | Worcester price: 2elb, Maa itta Olives—fuli ie

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