The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1904, Page 6

OW OEMANLS | EWS EST Claus W. Markle Asserts! it. Lieut. Aibert Reid’s Al-' jed Threat Caused Recre- Husband to Kill Himself,| jer DENIES SAYING “IF YOU * DON’T DO IT, | WILL.” fession of His Relations with Sadie Fargo. Claus W. Markle, of No, 69 th avenue, whose husband shot and faimaelf in the presence of her- | if and Fire Lieut, Albert Reld after threat of the latter, “If you don't ft, I will," according to Mrs. Mar- ‘statement to the police, said to an World reporter to-day: husband's body will be taken to O,, to-day, but I shall not ac- y It, My efforts will be directed clearing of my husband's arrest of Albert Red. I means to have Reld put) told the story of the| 11 its dramatic clreum~ and remained firm as to what) eald when he entered her home| Baturday, She says that while sho din between Reld and the foot et bed the shot was fired, This ex- é pl why It was that Reld did not see ny rile shoot himself. aE I Contesned on Deathbed.| “My husband and I had a long talk | he died.” said Mrs. Markle, “Ho | me he had a love affair with Sadie ©, and that he maintained a sep- te apartment at Forty-ninth street Becond avenue, whero he met the at times. He gave me threa keys @aid that (f I went there I would some of his things. I will make a 1 to the apartment to-day and may- 4 shall discover certain evidences explanation of the suicide, This en- affair shal! be cleared “A week ago Saturday I of the American M ny, where Miss Farg her why sho didn't leave my nd alone. Bhe told me then thi ‘was nothing betwee nmy hu if, and so convincing!y di ie | that I believed her. | was per- | og Re ballet at that | @ neem! . of the gir!.” adem ened Suicide, Police say, Reid still holds that he did not mak threat to Kill Markl: or to force | le to kill himself. Detectives ¢ | at the | Water worked, | two days, say the: of a declaration by Mar-| wife that he intended to take | police are in more or less of al o the sulcide of Markle emt of Mrs. Markle con- templated arrest of Reid first place the statement pur- have been made Reid is Oborated, and the only charge that be brought ts the reotyped to kill. This under the law needs! oration directly and not indirect! cireumatantially, | the question ts a legal one requir- tw Judgment of counsel, the palice DP iN call in tho assistance of the Cor.) a Counsel if the arrest of Reid) Hom CHORE sient School Accommoda-| tions Will Make It Necessary for This Number to Be in| “Half Time Classes. ? 7 According to the figures received by ‘ Supt, William H. Maxwell, about 679.84 ©) ohildren, or fitty thousand more than ‘@ttended the schools last May, have | Pegistered for the opening of the new) “@ehool term. | Owing to the lack of school buildings, “partly due to the bullding lockout, it| ‘will be necessary to put about 93,000 g@hildren on half time. The number of “@hlidren on part time In May last was 7 RAM, in September last 92,000. | The seating capacity of the schools only been increased 16,700 since last peat, while school houses representing | @eating capacity of 12,476 remain un- in consequence of labor | _ troubles | ‘BOWED LOW TO NURSE-GIRLS | Flea Through Park and Said te Mad « Mansion on the Bowery, Herman Leibowitz, who was uncertain it his age, but who appeared to be it forty vears old, and said be had @ Mansion onthe Bowery and a business at Nos. 12 ahd 14 Walker street, was /§aken to the P pathic Ward at Hevue Hospi yesterday in a vio- Tent condition, requiring the strength of m. ¥ al men to restrain atruggied so violently that to summon help to hold him ja the ambulance. — STR E AT IDLE HOUR. "2 Who Took Places of | Called Ont Now Leave Work. My L. 1, Sept. 1.—Twenty earpenters empinyed on W. ‘a Hour extension are | ‘ of the city | carpenters | ! + bony wie | § now force therm uy Bi hme way a+ » Michael Glynn, a Patient at Metropolitan ‘coat made from two others and a pair |® sult of cloth of pajamas made from two other pairs--|last coat and went out without coat and at that the clothes fit him ao Light or vest, that he was afraid to take a Jong /car and injured hie ankle, breath, | Glynn ts twenty-four years old and |5 feet 7 Inches in height. | 410 pounds and Is gaining in flesh every WA day. Bellevue he gained several pounds. grows so fast that he cannot buy jelothes to fit him, Weighs 410 Pounds and MASKED MEN BIND Is Still Growing Fatter where she had been thrown, and gagged by robbers, Mrs. Hospital, Gains Flesh Despite: Fact He Is Very Ill. Michae] Glynn, the biggest man that! just an ordinaty-sized man, larm, as ever in Bellevue Hospital, was! pour weeks ago he started from his| * ansferred to the Metropolitan Hospl- "I Mrs. Grimes lives in Wilmington, im I's Island, attired in a [nOme No. 1460 Becond avenue, to trY ON) Dei,, and h Jeo ireprmmedye bar pag ell goog gets es, He had outgrown his| Penn's Grove, She was sitting alone suddenly appeared before her. He fell in getting off a street Beveral d him into an ambulan her on the floor inside the house, He weighs special stretcher had to be made for| him and the cot strengthened. It was decided to send him to the Mefropolitan | Hospital, and tt took six men to, lift! taken an early train. Even while desperately iil at He caped with thelr booty. Until three years ago he says he was him in and out of the ambulance. INO GG WOM After lying a:l night on the floor, bound Mar-| garet Grimes was found in her cot-) tage at Penn's Grove, N. J., by « milk.) | man, who released her and raised the} on the porch when two masked men With: | | out @ word they seized her, bound her hand and foot, gagged her and threw The thieves then ransacked the place, taking silverware, money, jewelry and some small silver ornaments. They ¢s- The police are seeking the burglars, but there is little hope of catching them, as they are believed to have Store Closes at 5.30 P. M. We Announce for Tomorrow The Great September Sale Of USED PIANOS And Angelus Piano Players Since the beginning of our great success with these periodical sales of used Pianos, all of which come into our hands through legitimate chan- nels, there have been constant offerings elsewhere, which would make it seem that every month of the year was full of opportunities of this kind, Those who are familiar with the WANAMAKER custom, know that there are only three or four of these sales during the year, and that they are simply the result of the natural accumulation of Pianos taken in ex- change for our fine new instruments. In the character of the Instruments offered during one of these sales, no other n.vvement of the kind approaches it. Our lack of storage space, as well as our desire to hurry away quickly these instruitients, that we take to accommodate the purchasers of our new Pianos, rather than for profit to ourselves, make us mark these at extremely low prices. In addition to the pianos that are strictly second-hand, the collection includes a large number of instruments that have been rented a few months, which after being tuned and otherwise fixed up in our repair shops are practically new. We also include in this lot some sample instruments on our floor, which are not in perfect condition, The present offering is one of the very finest and largest we have ever presented. By actual count there are two hundred and seventeen instruments offered tomorrow, of which one hundred and thirty-one are Grand, Upright and Square Pianos; seventy-five are Angelus Piano Players, which were earlier models, which have been gone over at the fac- tory and brought as nearly up to date as the cases will allow, and are now offered at just one-half the regular price, The last group is a collection of eleven organs, of which eight are from the celebrated Mason & Hamlin Factory. This is one of the best offerings of Mason & Hamlin Organs that has been made in recent years. This splendid collection of goods will be on sale when the store opens tomorrow morning. Those who are the most prompt will naturally get such selection as has never been known in under-price pianos before, However, the collection isso great that the sale will probably continue several days, Any of these instruments may be bought on the easy payment plan—a amall cash Payment, and easy month!y payments afterward, Following is a list of the instruments offered : Grand Pianos Chickering Concert Grand Piano, was $1000, now $295 | 2 oe ng Quarter Grand Pianos, were $650, now a eac! New England U p Chlekering Baby Grand Plano, was $850, now 8725 | Wener itor Upright Blane, wen $200; hae p14s 8 nent Parlor Grand Pianos, were $925, now Starling Upri fe Piano, was $250, now $145 each jaines Upright Plano, 0, 8 Chickering Baby Grand Pianos, were $750, now $650 | Hallett @ Davie Upright Pano, wan S280 now $155 eac! | Pease Upright Piano, was $800, nuw $175 Chickering Baby Grand Piano, was $800, now $695 Everett Upright Piano, was $380, now $195 3 eno 2S Heralie Baby Grand Pianoe, were $750, 00W | Merrill Upright Pi 245, now $225 eac! F. Doll Mason & Hamlin Baby Grand Plano, was $750, now Miller In OO ee ebee $525 F, Doll Upright Piano, 10, now $165 Mason & Hamlin Small Grand Piano, waa $700, now Crown Upright Piano, 828, now is $525 Merrill Upright Plano, was $265, now $225 9 Meacn & Heniio Parlor Grand Pianos, were $850, Halless & Davis Uoright Piano, was $850, now $163 now : Doll U; jo 2 Mason & Hamlin Baby Grand Pianos, were $800, now DOM Upriget Fiance, was $156, sow $140 Square Pianos thd each, 2 Vose & Som Baby Grand Pianos, reduced to $450 each Luther Square Plano, was $800, now $10 Mason & Hamlin Upright Pianos Schirmer Square Mano, 69 8950, now $10 Mason & Hamlin Upright Piano, wae $400, now $225 | Walker Square Pi }00, now $15 Mason & Hamlin Upright Piano, was $450, now $315 | Beck Square Pinno, was $250, now $15 2 Mason & Hamlin Upright Pianos, were $450, now Stoddard Square Piano, was $250, now $20 $340 each Ades vare Piano, was $250, now $35 Mason & Hamlin Upright Plano, was $450, now, $850 Gould Square Piano, was $250, now $40 & Mason & Hamlin Upright Pianos, were $300, now Brown Square Plano, was $250, now $40 $375 each Behning squat Jano, was $850, now $50 Mason & Hamlin Upright Plano, was $800, now $600 peers ¢ Boas juare warthooe ogee $55 qu no, Was now Vose & Sons Upright Pianos 2 Vose Upright Piano reduced to $205 Miscellaneous Upright Pianos Diehl & Zeuch Upright, was $250, now $125 | Swick Upright Plamo,'was 8400, now 816 Was $250, now $65 08 $250, now $65 q Mathushek Square Piano, was $300, now $45 fetone) Basan Piano, wee $250, now $60 2 Vose Upright Pianos reduced to $275 HA awre seeartPiee wasioaecia 9 Vose Upright Pianos reduced to $325 | McEwen Square F | Voge & Sona s Chickering Upright Pianos | Weber Square 2 Chickering Upright Pianos, were $400, now $865 each | Knabe Square Piano, was $450, now $115 Chickering Upright Piano, wai bth now auth 3 Btalnway Square Pianos, were $500, now $125 cach 7 Chickering Upright Piauos, were $360, now $305 each | Bradbury Square Plano, was $300, now $35 Pi Colekering v right Pianos, were 300, now $400 each Narveson Square Piano, was $250, now $55 Chickering Upright Piano, waa $500, now $425 & Chlekering Upright Pianos, were $0, now $225 each Angelus Piano Players Kurtzmann Upright Pianos | 75 Angelus Piano Players,originally $250, now $125ea 12 Kurtamann Upright Pianos, reduced to $200 eac! 18 Kurtemane Upright Planos’ reduesd to $295 . Mason & Hamlin Organs Kurtzmann ! pright Piano, reduced to $250 itasce & fene Organ, was a new Phi a on amlin Organ, was $550, now Campbell Upright Pianos | Mason & Hamlin Organ, was 450; now $195 4 Campbell Upright Pianos reduced from $199 to $145 2 Mason & Hamlin Organs, were $450, now $215 each 225 Campbell Upright Piano reduced from $210 to $180 Mason & Hamlin Urgan, was $500, now Miscellaneous Upright! Pianos eee & Homlin Organ, was $450, now $245 le jason & Hamlin Organ, was $460, now $260 Stoddart Upright Plano, w. Roger Upright Mano, w ¥ $0 a Fisher Upright Piano, was Wile: waa $75, now $20 ‘Chi y Organ, was $75, now $30 Tormerly A. T. Stewart & Co., ; EEA Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts. Free Vaudeville Show| This Week | Great show this week, and it’s free to patrons of The 14th Street Store. It in- cludes wonder(ul moving pictures, illus- trated songs, uid entertaining musical numbers, Recw*! Hall, sixth floor. Performances hourly. Drape Your Windows with HENRY fi, STREET : 4 SIEGEL P» | oe ree Fourth Floor. That’s the story tersely told of how you can purchase 1,350 strikingly beautiful Lace Curtains at marvellously low pri Sale includes Renaissance, Marie Antoinette and Cluny Lace Curtains, in beautiful and varied designs. Made of an excellent quality of French double thread net. Values range from 5.19 to 7.49. Special for Wednesday at, per pair, 3.19 Nottingham Lace Curtains, 925 pairs, 60 inches wide, full length, made of best Egyptian yarn, with overlock edges, value 1.49, at 98e | Armure Tapestry Portieres, perfectly revers. ible, in a large variety of colors and designs, 3 99 | e heavy fringe, value, per pair 4.98, at 3.29, e Irish Point Lace Curta'ns, Splendid quality net, beautitully worked borders in novelty designs. Worth 4.19, per pair 2.98, 5.48, heavy knot fringe, very heavy, fringed all around, value Brrccrscersenrecerersrecsceses seed | Miers csssiteeeeee ceneee | “ table size, value 2.97, at. | Trish Point Lace Panels, for doors ci or transoms, rich and stylish ‘98 designs, value 1.59 to 1.98, each at ) LG Opaque Window Shades, 36x72, Figured Silkoline, 36 inches wide,, Curtain Muslins, 36 inches we ACH, Ab seveseeeeerees esereee 17e | value per yard 12/40, aterseeesseeee74@ | value per yard L4c, at. .sseeeess seen BE Holland Window Shades, moire finish, | New Cretonnes, 36 inches wide, vaue| Lambrequina, of figured china silk, 36x72, value 59, at., sess vores BPO! per yard 16¢, ate... cee cesseecreneene! Value 2.49, @tecsessssee covvereeee held Cover Your Floors with These 40.00 Axminster Rugs and Pay 19.98 i Fourth Floor. |i Seamless Axminster Rugs are the best, but the cost of manufacturing a whole tug is tremendous. A manufacturer has decided hereafter to 40.00 Seamless make all his Axminsters with a centre seam, and to dispose of his pees present stock sold us 200 of these splendid rugs at half. So now you can tread on rich Stephen Sanford Axminsters at small ex- ense. Full line of beautiful patterns to choose from. Price 19.98. See These Tapestry Brussels Rugs | Don’t Overlook These Smyrna Rugs Size 9x12; Size 9410.65 Size 6x9; | Size 18x34; Site 30x60 Size 4x7; value 18,50 value 16.50 Value 9.00) value 1,15 value 3.25 value 7.25 11.98 10.78 6.49 69¢ 1.89 4.89 Hartford Axminster Rugs, sizes 9x12, all new patterns, value 27,50, at,..,.---- 18,89 Be Prompt and You'll Share These Savings on Carpets Weol Tapestry Ta Fine Handsome Durable Carpet Bruveela “ Beh, Velvet, Velvet, Axminster, Remnants, Value 75¢ Value 850 Value 1.10 Value 1.35 Value 1,50 Valu: 1.50 to 1.75 59c |69c279c| 89c | 97c 49¢ 69c«79c Great Economy in Linoleums and Oilcloth Linoleum, extra heavy, 2, 3 and 4 yards wide, value] Inlaid Linoleum, new tile patterns, worth and sold {BB per square yard, 65¢ to 75c, at....++ essere sess +89 and 49 | everywhere for 1.45, our price per sq, yd., at.... 89c Linoleum Remnants, value per sq, yd, 75¢, at 39¢ Hansa German Inlaid Linoleum, sold every- Ollcloth, good quality, value per sq. yd., 30c, at... 17@ | where for 1.75, at, per $4 ydisevsseerersees Six 1.50 to 2.00 Cups {Blue and White Enamel Ware and Sancers, Sc At Savings of 40 Per Cent Basement. Basement. Bought 500 dozen handsome } cups and saucers from the big This blue and white enamel ware is guaranteed to be first stock of a bankrupt wholesaler. quatity—no seconds. Bought it in thousand lots so as to get the biggest discounts. At these prices it will all go in this sale. Sh 1S all fine decorated porcelain with beautiful designs done with a patent process that absolutely prevents wearing off. The orig- inal price of this dainty ware was 1.50 to 2,00 a dozen, but in the sale to-morrow you pay for 6 cups and 6 saucers, 49¢ Cups and Saucers of English Jain, underglaze decoration, tea size, regular price per dozen 2,50, set of 6 cups and saucers, at.... o 59 Carisbad China, cups and saucers in a large assortment consisting of tea cups, breakfast cups, large cotee cups, mustache cups, beautifully decorated, value from SCe to 75¢, at ” 10 qt. Berlin Sauce Pan at 69¢ 4 qt. Prezerving Kettle at 29¢ 17 qt. Dish Pan at 45¢ 6 qt. Preserving Kettle at 35 T i8c Cuspid te 15¢ Cuspidors at 8c ; qt. Preserving Kettle at 39¢ 1% qt. Tea Pot at (0 qt. Preserving Kettle at 49¢ 2 qt. Coffee Pot at 39¢ Cuspidors, in ssorted color, to | 6 at Berlin Kettle at 49¢ 1% qt Rice Boiler at 490 8 qt. Berlin Kei Se 2 qt. Rice Boiler at 89e match your carpet, decorated with | gold and lustre, regular value | Fee. ‘an at 39€ No, 70 Tea Kettle at 64€ 4 qt. Berlin Sauc at 68e 4 qt. Lip Sauce Pan at 24€ 8 qt. Berlin Sauce Buy Furniture Now and Save a Day’s Wages Fifth Floor, aie Chiffoniers | This can be done if you Side- All oak, golden finish, A will come prepared tobuy| boards panelled sides, bev- one or two pieces of furni-| ie ie elled French plate mirror shaped back, case neatly trimmed, fitted with lock and ture. And what money in| went oak, highly : ed and riche easier earned than that) ores, beck i which you save inthis way? nigh and massive Youu get furniture that lasts |*4 is spported key, brass trimmings; . \ . h pudone at a lifetime and will be | pre at” a a joy for years. Ponder 6.83 } over such economy as this. 14.98 Iron Y Iron | Mat- Dining |. Oak China | Dining Beds | Springs | tresses |, Tables Sideboards | Cabinets | Chairs Regelar Sale Regular Sale Reguier Sale! precite.” Regular Sate Regvar | Sale Price, Price, Price, Price. Price. Price, , i Price. 73, Sc +032.48 393, ‘13.29 ‘31.98 23.98......26.83 4 Dressers | Mission |_Five Piece Ladies’ Book Regusr Sate| Chairs [Parlor Sults| Soles | Desks | Cases | Stands Price. Price. 27.89|Regular Sale Regular Salle|Reguar Sale 9.98... Price,| Price, Price.|Price. Price. 8,98. 6. 10.98 Renaissance Lace Curtains at 3.19 Couch Covers of Turkish taper, Bagdad Tapestry Couch Covers, | Ottomam Tapestry Table Covers, per . value each 2.19, | fectly reversible, heavy knot fringe, dining Biue Irading Stampe ue Ira: till 12 o'cloek, then } 1 till Closing with Each 10 Cents You Spend Full Books of Blue Trading Stamps redeemed in our Premium Exhibit Room, fifth floor ~ ) Buy 1.25 Blankets and Save 46c $ A wholesaler got frightened for fear he had over-purchased and had more Blankets than hé could sell, closed out an even thousand to us, so that you can save 46c. on each pair. 1,000 pairs of 10-4 79¢ sie 1.25 Bl Bed Sheets, ready made, linen fine § iso, size 81290; value, each, 65c, at 496 Honeycomb Tow i white wita red border Fringed Doylies, white, also ored borders; value per dozen 39c, CACH AL creeeseeeee 2e Percaline Linings, yard wide, black and colored; vaiue 1Uc, at.6%€ — Groceries |. Sixth Floor, We assure you freshness, pur- ity, wholesomeness and nutri+ tiousness joined with prices so low that you will save money on every article you buy, and you « have one of the largest stocks in | the world from which to make your selections, POTATOR 8 — Fancy New Jer- sey stoek y peck wack ZC COFFEE — Laure! PICNIC HAMS — Armour's oF Swift's fine su gar-cured piente hams, weighing blend, careful] |fom § w& ® blending and roast pounda ed fresh daily! | eehs per Ib, SALAD DRESSING —Columbla, demons strated and sold im other stores at 26; our price for reg- ular, 28¢, tea ounce poitie, 29 JAM — Blve Bell, nakes this coffee the standard of ex roakfast, Japan or Gunpow- der, 6 Ibs., 32 1.60; per Ib.. new fruit, Rasp+ BAKING POW-| bery, Strawberry, DER—Pertect Chetry or Rasp pur- + 6-| berry and Currant, ELLY POWDER ryphosa, adver- ted and sold in 11d, can. PRUNES —Meaty, her mores a } ae regular 100.| CATSUP—The Tip ! packages, all (7 | Top Packing Com- flavors ....+ . pany’ Ne ort H ON BE Y—Abso- lutely pure, Call fornia Orange Blos- oom, at, Ma- — Blue Bell, mixed pickles v MH fal. patent top hott 27 CORN won Jar, 480.) QE) or gherkins, Be cuoesal CALIFORNIA SEEDED RAISINS OR RECLEANED STARCH— Blue Bell, 1-pount package, four pkgs LENTTLS—German Imported, for puree of soup, Cre Cheese, worth ISe., spe Fresh Meats SHORTRIBE6 Beet Roasts, pertbeeene. 40 PDERRIE § — Jersey red pre- June sweet, ineit- ing, 2+Ib, can, dor, $1.00; can 20 LIMA BEAN S§— Warwick, smallest, tender, tiny, areen itmaa, 1-Ib, can, don, 81.49 ft sais, 28 SILVER LAKE RED BEETS — Pack where 1b. can... * TOMATOBB- Whole, red-rive Jer- stock, S-Ib. from creamy lima beane and sweet { sumer corn: 2-lb, { can, dos, iw: can, 18 ASPARAGUS —Cal- \tornis pack, Royal Red brand, large, 4696; eal, white tender spears, 244-Ib, can, dos., 8280; pM rlnet 25 NEW PURB FRUIT PRE- SERVES — Rasp- berry, oF, Strawber. Girls’ and Boys’ Roll To at 1.20 Large size roll top desk, full curtain roll, hardwood, golden oak finish, 34 inches high, 24 inches wide and 15 inches deep; while they last, 1.20, .