The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1904, Page 11

POLICEMAN SHO BY BY WTAE Fired at Escaping Negro and Mortally Wounded Lad of 16 Years Who Was On His Way Home from a Theatre. CALL TO HALT SCARED YOUTH AND COMPANION. Woman Had Complained of Negro Intruders in Home, and Patrolman Made Desperate Efforts to Make Arrest. fixteen-year old John Hallinan, one oft six children of John Hallinan, an employee of the Street Cleaning De- partment, 1s dying at St. Mary's Hospl- tal from a bullet wound infiloted by Policeman James McGowan, of tho At+ lantic avenue station, who shot at & negro he was pursuing. ‘The boy had been to the theatre with a friend, John Rogers, who lived with- in a few doors of his home. They were turning the corner of Albany avenue near thelr homes when they heard the sound of hurrying footsteps, Both boys stopped when they heard the poarse call of: "Stop, or I'll fire.” ‘This cry was repeated and the two boys started to dodge behind a tree, ‘when the flash of an exploded shell in a revolver burst out in front of them ‘and young Hallinan fell to the ground with @ fatal wound in his abdomen, ‘The shot had been fired by Pollceman McGowan, He had been on beat near the Hallinan home when 4 woman rushed Into the street and told him that @ number of negroes were destroying her furniture, * He got into the house just as the negroes were going out. As one of them went by him he threw a club at ‘the policeman, McGowan took up the ghase and twice the negro stopped and threw stones back at his pursuer, Thea in the heat of the chase McGowan or- dered the negro to stop, and as he failed to do so he fired, The bullet went wide and struck the boy, who ‘Was roturning to vis home. Later McGowan found the negro in @the cellar of @ house within a few doors of the police station. When the negro was arraigned in the Gates Avenue Court he admitted that he had thrown stones at McGowan, leGowan, how- ever, declared that he did not belleve that * bullet from his pistol had ta- jured th i Sie eS) MLLETS AY AT YACHTING ART Becalmed Before Dawn Over Oyster Bed, a Watchman Mistakes Girls and Their Es- corts for Pirates. ——- BAYVILLE, L. 1. Sept. 1—There was kreat excitement on Great South Bay before dawn to-day, the town being awakened bv nistol shots the screams of voune women and shouts of men Crowds flocked to the beach, where it waa learned that the facket arose through a party of the young men and women of the village taking.an inno- cent sail in a bie sioop on the bay and becoming becalmed over an oyster eS A vigilant watchman took them for pirates and banged away with a shot- mun at the ‘The screams and shouts came from the yachting varty os they dodged the bullets. Several weeks ago the oyster planters e@omplained that thelr beds were being plundered and one man was caught and convicted for stealing the oysters. Since then a watchman had been emt- by ployed the planters to protect their oy beds at night, Last night he was on duty when he saw the sloop sailing very slowly Loward the shore, and noticed that It was right over a ved of oysters, He suisnised that those aboard must be oyster pirates at wor and opened tire on the party, The latter for a few minutes were not aware they were being fred upon, but the fact that they were targets was Urought to their minds rather forcibly BOY SHOT DOWN BY POLICEMAN WITH BAD AIM. DIDN'T REMEMBER STABBING OFFICER Western Draughtsman Arrested for Wrecking Room in Hotel Imperial Couldn’t Recollect and Is Discharged, Arthur F, Millard, or Arthur F. Mur- ray, as he also called himself, the young draughtsman, of Duluth, Minn, or South Superior, Wis., or Chicago, M1, as he has given his address at varl- ous times, who wrecked his room in the Hotel Imperial Monday night and stabbed Policeman Armin, of the West Thirtieth street station,” when the off cer tried to subdue him, was arraigned rate Breen In Jef- penitent ee ng to his ilttle of what for his actiona an Statement, rememb had happened After Magistrate Breen had heard his story, and as Policeman Armin did not Wish to press his complaint for the stabbl lard was dismissed M he Magistrate that he under the delusion that Was attacking him when :e¢ Armin, He had come to New York in ‘search of a Position and he heat tof the rail and d re fact tha three glasses of w nloke! a to his room he remembered no definite Millard said h for his part. of slated that he of what had e ng As extremely sorry yeourrenc b a versity « ee rk with Position In the elt When Millard fered to pay Arr ———n DIES IN LODGING-HCUSE, Michie! Prebada, forty-two vears old, a resident of Wolston, Pa,, died sud¢ dently in’ a hee se at No Greenwich st lay, The cause of his death ix not known “nat Know?, OFFENSE aTARRH I suffered for a long time with a Di case of Catarrh, and took a of medicine without any LSet Thad a continual headache, my cheeks had grown purple, my nose was ways up, my breath had a cickeniog when the bullets began to whia over | sto) thelr heads and olerce the sails, Im- | an ah odor, and I coughed in- Ymediately there yas 4 panic on the | cessantly, possi ee phage 8, and vaeht and several of the voung women | wrote you, to use it, and had to be restrained from jumping into the water. ‘They screamed and the men shouted to the watchman to try to make him understand whosthey were, but the fir- ing continued for some little Ume. Either the watchman was a poor marksman or else he did not shoot to hit. as nobody was injured and the party landed on the shore badlv scared. re - PRETTY GIRL HIS UNDOING. —— bat Gives No Det HOBOKEN, N. J, Sept. 1.— from home by a pretty young " wos the exploration given by William P, Jenkins, of Bakon, Pa., when arraigned hefore Reeerder Stanton to-day, Jen- king says he is forty-two years olf. He stands about 4 feet © tn Inte a store at No, 111 W, Yesterday afternoon and asked nermis- sion to use the telephone, which was wrinted, After he tin charged, he man away wi paid for the use of the te nd atrested. & ne had never drank, any: ser tuan tea and coffee In his n to leave home ree ed the Court. . 1 was ikidnanoed by _a_prvtt she enticed me away,” fe LIGA after taking ie bottles I was cured and have never siuce had the slightest symptom of the disease, Miss Mary L, Stoka. Cor, 7th & Felix Sts. St Joseph. Mo, Wheeling, W. Va Va., May 29, 1903, I had Nasal Catarth for years for which | used S, §, 8, with very gratify: ing results, for some tin, and getting mo perma- nent relief 1 came to the conclusion thet the seat of the trouble was in the | blood, Knowing S. S. 8, to be a good blood medicine I began its use, and after using it for some little while it did | in hawk and spit, especially in the morn: ing, to oF siadge the catarrhal matter. | 3527 South St. rp H. PRessy. The filthy secretions and foul mucus that are continually dropping back into fiud their way into the stomach and are absorbed into the becomes con- the throat, blood, Catarrh then phan hk and the to get rid exemple this week is the 5 cents cach. Stores All Over. wun three years we have established a system of retailing that sells to smokers more than 200,000,000 cigars annually with but one rehandiing between the smokér and the place where the tobacco grows, It is the only great advance made toward improving and developing the ' cigar industry in the last thirty years. A particularly good Benefactor Cigar (THE NEW SUPERIOR SIZE) $2.50 a box of 50, $5.00 per 100. Each Cigar is filled with a fine rich quality of Havana tobacco, carefully rolled by skilled’ hand workmen, and wrapped with a selected genuine Sumatra wrapper. Delivered prepaid in box lets to any address im the United States on receipt of price, Remit to Flat-iren Building, New York, UNITED CIGAR STORES CO. One Always in Sight. I tried local applications 30 Trading Stamps Free. 4 Fotipen- pos preseiting this coupon at A. |, Namm’s Store FRIDAY (Sept. 2) and making pur. - chases amounting to $1.00 or more we Sept. 2. E.W. will give 30 Blue — Trading Stamps Free in addition to those you receive on your purchase, Friday Till Noon. dinal and jet black; worth 39¢.; 36 in. wide and black Mohair Sicilians, worth 365¢.; striped mixed worsted finish Cheviot Suiting, 36e.; ings, worth 59¢.; big aun your pick of 350, to 59c, fabrics at. rich jet black, made from pure mohair wool; a mohair season aud this a mohair bargale. Friday's bargain, 9c. Mohair, for........+.+ brown, and cluster dots, im.; @ dress patter of either width, worth $6.00, for 2.25, or, por yard, 39c, and.. Upholstery Sale. Ruffled Curtains. 3,800 pairs of Ruffled Muslin Curtains, all new goods and worth 69. pair; sale price, pair., 50-inch Tapestry. quality, and 10 Lela colors; regular priee > nvic@, yard.. Mattresses A ses, all sizes and best quality tic! price . School Hats. ing brim and felt tape loops, in brown, navy and Oxford blue; worth 75e Children’s fine quality felt Round Soft Hate, nicely made, in red or navy; worth $1.00. Pretty trimmed School Hats, with long loops ot ribbon, in red, blue and brown; worth $1.25 bargain at $3.00; in ” the pretty tur- ban effects; Monday . page entirely with the offensive mucus | ¢ nostrils, and { did not have to ort yeh hrough th it is thro the blood, Write us if dana The Ouift Speaito Co, Atlanta, bo boys and girls enables us to offer to-mor shoes at ... Satin and Casco Calf, sizes 8%) to 5% | "Black Casco Calf, solid soles, sizes 814 Vici Kid, button and Jace, sizes 1114 to 2. Black and Tan Calf, sizes 12 to 64. kh. |. Namm. STAMP Get the Children Ready for School. Children’s Knockahout In Viel Kid, sizes 6 to 8, 8% to 11 and 11% to 2; in A Snap tor Wideawake Buyers. 36 in. wide Mohair Granite Cloth; note shades, golden brown, royal and navy blue, hunters’ green, car- cream fancy worth cream and white figured French Poplin Waist- four good things for a four-hour 15c 590. Brilliantine for 2gc. 40 in, wide Briliiantine, im royal and navy blue and this Is 29 A Silk Dress for $2.25. One thousand yards all-silk Taffeta Foulards, blues and black and white, In pin checks bis Jot in two widths, 36 and 19 in "196 21c 2,700 yards of 50 in, Tapestry, reversible and fine Qe Children’s School Crushers, mace of serateh felt, roll- 59% 75 89c Special sale of Black Horsehair Spangled Hats; a " 4.98 Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes. At 1-3 to 1-2 Under Usual Prices, There {2 no part of our Shoe Business that ts given more care and attention than our School Shoes for A great Ley og of riser Shoes Small Boys’ $1.25 Shoes at 79¢. to 1344. Girls’ $2.00 Shoes at $1.29. Boys’ $2.25 & $2.50 Shoes at $1.49. 2 kK. |. NAMM, Fulton Street = = Brooklyn Framed Pictures, Specially Priced. 509 Pictures. in a variety of subjects, consisting of Photo colors, somely framed {n gilt, oak, black and green frames, values up to $1.00 hand- 39 rtotypes and fac-similes, Three-Fold Silkoline Screens. Three-fold Screens, filled with figured stlkoline, all new patterns and colorings, oak, cherry and white frames; $1.00 value .., 69 Great Annual School Suit Sale. To-morrow we start the ball a-rolling with the greatest aggregation of bargains in school clothing for boys ever gathered together for a achool opening sale. We have been lusy for weeks in preparation for this great event, and how wonderfully successful we have been is shown fn the following spectals: $4. 00 Combination Outat for Boys, $1.99. 69c. “ Double Value” Pants, 39¢. Positively the greatest Pants for wear and tear ever produced; made of strictly all-wool fabrics, in a large number of pleasing patterns, double-stitched patent bands, taped seams, deep h good 6c. value; sizes 4 to 15.,.,,, Boys’ Waists and Blouses, asc, Value 75c., Gic., 49c, and 39, A good!y assortment of prominent makers, in leading shades, in fabrica of percales, maine ant eheviot; forced; with and without collars; aiz. No more than 3 to each custome: 13, required, 9x12 130 all-wool ues $2.59 to $2.00; at thorc Clearing Prices of LINOLEUMS. Value 65c., at 34¢ CLEARING PRICES OF Odd Rolls of Oilcloth. 27 rolls of all widths and lengths, values up to BOG, OE secccrvesccooe teeveeee peeereneee , "15¢ Clearing Prices of BRUSSELS RUGS. Values up to $25.00 9x9 $12,00 $9.50 .00 | $3.50 $2.50 $1.50 Including a double-breast- ed blue Cheviot Sult, made of the famous "Double Tex- ture” woollens; a Golf Cap of same material, a hand- some Shirt or Shirt Waist of very fine percale or ma- dras; also a pair of the fa- mous M, & B. Elastic Weave Suspenders, with nickel trimmings, The combined value of these articles is easily $4.00; sizes are from 8 to 16; limit, two outfits to a cus- tomer. Positively none sent c. 0, D. * 39% vughly well made; all seams Tein- uae aee Great Clearing Sale. The new fal! goods are arriving, Room is therefore Carpets-Rugs-Linoleums Low prices is the factor to force reductions, Clearing Prices of LINOLEUMS, Value $1.50, at 95¢ Clearing Prices of ART SQUARES, Valuea up to $19.00 9x6 9x12 _ i CLBARING PRICES OF Clearing Prices of INGRAIN CARPETS, Ss ee tp to 75c., , 200, and., All-Wool Smyrna Rugs, Smyrna Rugs, “40x60, " $1.50 Prices Clearing ot van, CARPETS al, Jaluet The. to $1.00, "39c} at B6c. and......, 4% WORLD WANTS ARE GREAT RESULT PRODUCERS. Penn aie By Fisher Bros. SPECIAL CREDIT OFFER CONTINUED, DININ G-|KITCHEN— oan Kitchen Kitchen Range or Retri Parlor Sult, 5 ple. Pier Mibror NO MONEY DOWN Tho Smallest Wookly Payments. Bed; woven wire Hed i att Rd piattress: pair iowa; 1 Comfortabl Matting. ual: We allow freight and carfare on out On toy St. Madison. Ave, of - iden ada: FISHER BROS,,* Ss * * Col olumbus Ave, LEX To SUAVE 59" To 60° Sr Last Days of This, the Greatest of All Piano Offers Here's your chance to Secure a Diano} At $1 a Week # co } INC Ae zWaray DENTALSS | 3,5! TEETH RETRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, ALSO , ONE FILLIN aes mA STRATE OUR PAINLESS METHOD. tea sa a“ are ue our bri Mate ieten ad sioet durable plate mado. done ication to the Ww are the originators of painiess dentistry “Oa S patented. rices are within the reach of Ff Gold fillings ye ye ped ds fittings, S0c.; Cleanin told Crewman S3.G0r AD i» 50c.5 i, 50¢.; Gold Crowns, 93.00. All orators. are skilled graduates, a bs biplmas diaplayed Pp oiopic eM Specialists in cach department. © givea written contract to do your work satisfac’ it in repair, free of charge, for ten years, Being i rodiod water the laws of the State of New York, this Is of napus OFFICE HOURS, 9 A, M, T0 7 2.W, 14 St., cor. Sth Ave. Not Open au 348 SthAve., near 21st St, Germa 101 W.42d St.cor.oth Ave Lady A 988 3d A | 212 Bw y, cor. Fulton 419 Bway, cor. Cana’ | Harlem — 164 W, 128th St Brooklyn 495 Fulton St, blenes Within the Deach olf Everybody <: — in this wonderfully advantage- The Filling own RAILROADS ou ino sale Dot’ Ot oi ; selecting a piano another da: That Won't Come Out Pen en ai! L Vania J Weare ctering the renowned ssatum, RAILROAD, atid Baby Watters Please At _ yn terms of 55 Down and $1 a W not the kind We ads r '# the kind you want that's always troubling you Vise Alling ie e| prac! Kemer sane Ne mill be A piano will be — tractina Is neceanar your home on experienced New Botanical ‘Discovery makes every operation paintess. All our work [Is done with a view to PERMANENCY and fully guar- Anteed for ten years Full Sets of wr Gold Crowns, Gold Fillings Silver Pill: Waterbury Dental Parlors, payment Oe and no interest charged for time taken in making payments, These pianos are renowned for their tone-lasting, resonant singing qualities. They are far superior to instru- ments offered by other dealers at! from $300 to $400 each, You there- fore save all the way from $100 to $200, besides obtaining one of the best pianos made, on liberal terms Keimuited’”). 99 85.84 ed lane so, THEN RAILWAY 828 4PM Happen i bi My of $1 a week. 1o Fulton St. 54W, 2345: iu " 414-410 Ful on St ot We ad Ste A, OHIO, RatLway. You can'! miss $1 a weak, which ham & Stra : EMO ant Mat is less than 15c. a day, HOLAS & TO 6, SUNDAYS 8 TO 4, iS A. M. weekdays and 425 P. ita 8 crry, and you will secure one of the best! German, French and Swedish spoken " ave fn, os: and 2.65 P pianos ever built for our asking Xe ad a ee price. Tt is an opportunity s hand- some parlor upright plans oeat about Half Its Value, # don’t let this chance altj a Mang wes ie Built to Last a Lifetime MRS Meee sr cee “tige and, 2 oe A esd doit EXCURSIONS, ‘LEHIGH LABOR P | 1 wi VALLEY bay ‘ cog. <a ot, 8 our | RR FRCURSIONS, meafistaas © all oo BELLE WOOD ‘and W MOUNTAIN, | 16° Livery weaned cat ‘ BLOOMINGDALE BROs., : : Rit: 4 3p - General Mange vs talc Menaner Lex. to 3d Ave., 59th to 60th St, ' hy Bena tia fener! zon e ct = ” s BB Age! inwe ‘Bam's, NewYork Central’ PUBLIC NOTICES, WAUCH CHUNK is 60 mnpr, iad NOTICE TO TAXPAYER, GLEN ONOKO La es street Rey York: ret Central Station, | DEPARTMENT OF FINA cat |) F219 SM sida FOR THE ¢ COLLECTION 4 an \ ae te AMAT Ens i Wie Orsi S18 A. jersey City (Penna. Sta), Moke fan Vogtintioniienbs wan h Awd, ‘ ee ‘Serket Be, | 1 re a kia Trthe: Ustougn ottices)s stating ‘ - feato nit erty uy Section or Ward, i and —Bouthw wou iee . ited. 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