The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1904, Page 4

- THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, certo has been Ineluded in these papers will be omitted. It also has been decided to omit the unrevised estimates of the bureau chiefs, —_—— th eee H.ONeill & Co | Women’s Ready-to-Wear Apparel | The Following Extraordinary Specials Yor Thursday, September 22 ESTIMATES T0 BE CUT FROM REPORTS |BROOKLYN MAN MYSTERIOUSLY SLAIN 1N HIS ROOM | AND ACTRESS ACQUAINTANCE DETAINED BY POLICE, NAMING SLAYER us Shooting of Brook-, >) tyn Man Gives Police a Puzzle { to Solve—Found Dying in His | } COTTON MAGNATE DEAD. PRESTON, England, Sept, 21.—Rieh- |]! ard Calvert, one of the beat known of nie cotton spinners and manu- |) | facturers, died here to-day. He was 4 Facts That Give Points to For- fyi, gmpiovini® several shown . ye TRONS, i was widely known in t eign Nations on the Inside Cited Kingdom as a lender of the cot. ton induat Workings of the Navy Will | Also Be Eliminated. —_—_——. WEATHER FORECAST. | ) (Third Floor.) ‘ s : Forecast for the thirty-six hours] | ¥ ‘awuasces UNTOUCHED, | pORINGTON: Bont. t-Brcayse ending at 8 P.M. Thuraday for] | Women's $16.00 Suits, $10.75 ¢ learnt tirely t h regard- | |New York City and vicinity: Pair Women's Suits in fancy new mixtures, checks and over- ROBBERY NOT MOTIVE, 4 on ing Fagus Brie! ray to-night; Thureday fair; brisk | plaids, in gray, green and brown effects—medium length $10 75 | can navy and are picking from the an- § North to northeast winds, | trimmed Jackets, satin lined plaited Skirts—value $16.00, Fi | rual reports of the bureau chic (00 | —— TRETIANY o000rseesssosvor sees snc seccoesacees eoreee ged to Actress, Who, Tem- | much Information which should be of a a | Ww. ; i Detained, Is After: | confidential character, @ change wilt te, SUNDAY WORLD WANTS omen’s $7.50 Skirts, $5.00 ‘ porarily ained, Is er feats thie yer to te pracarasion ni WORK MONDAY WONDERS. of fees Mocsied D hipan he Lndetiaiie pleide-they are je hai le in plaited models with straps an cove: ut. ward Freed—Crime Perhaps | canines shine tong ll il immed, thorouyhy wall sewed —a practical $5.00 ressy Walkin; t in lord ani wn shades— Committed for Revenge. |]! wale $7.50; Thursday. .sscesses sess eeeceescesssoneeeee ox Women’s $15.00 Rain Coats, $11.75. Women's Rain Coats of fine English Worsted, in Ox- chicane Beige mn S175 Women’s $18.00 Covert Coats, $12.75. | | to have been taken back to-day by Me= | Women's Covert Coats, medium length, collarless, think that ft might | double breasted, finished with cighteen wide sua | $42 75 x is lined with satin throughout—value §18,00; Thursday... . | Fall Waists Women's Wrappers of Women's Mohair Flan- have b " , at he aa APANESE FLANK! NG MOVE St mip one an eRe AR IMET, ||| Dressing Sacques| House Wrappers | It has horn an aehanet “ | | tres A Three Discharged | flannelette, new styles, nel or Veiling Waists, — —— -—e4¢e -——-- = Joma h lanion Frank McNally, a saloon-keeper, of _ it Be. 14 Pork avenue, Brooklyn, was found dying to-day by Albert Marshall, ‘bls Darkeeper, in his home above the featoon with two bullets in his head fama one in his body, He died a hait) hour later, conscious until the last, refusing to divulge the name of the r who committed the crime. ‘Toma Manion, the actress, who knew him well, was taken to Headquarters as 4 No pistol was found on the B. Altman & Cn. | teen years old. who worked around Mc- Nally's saloon, was discharged recently, He was taken to headquarters with Marsh "' the barkeeper, and closely questioned. The boy sald that he was of woot face Liderdown Cloth, in all colors, gen- by the police, who made a potic 01 i " ‘ . 4 | search of the house and sa- lt _ ig police qoure thi rier tine: hens Importations are shown, which comprise. an extensive assortment I) free mote and neatly ae ied aitinn cole pul iy tucked, raw | Diack wero taken by the detootivea who of Men's, Women's and Children's Handkerchiefs, in Plain \]| " The greatest mystery shrouds the . : % 5 Yeo indie, us witnenses, Magie- 7 oy m | for the murder. worxine oo Supported by Machine Guns, the Czar’s iin ’initirta’lttitd? We] | Hemtched, Intaled or Embroidered efects, alro the latest | 87. acn 75¢. cn | $4.50 aa theory that jealousy or revel ¢ | alt tat there were nn ‘grounds on fancy productions of the French, Belgian, Irish and Appen- Value $1.25. Value $1.25, Value $2.00, © hold any of thee three, bes ty the crim@ the police have Tames of one or two men who are juspleion, That robbery wag in connected with the motive ts by the finding of McNally’s ‘ash drawee tntect There were sixty Bi Dills, four dollars in enange, a check Bor $19 and a gold watch and chain in lally’s cash-box when the room zell markets, Army Defeats the Efforts to Capture Da Pass and Get Around Kuropat- kia’s' Lines. cause they were, as far as the evidenee | went, In no way connected with the Thompson’s $1.00 Corsets Thursday, 63c. pair ork , To-morrow, THURSDAY, September 22d, the following Fine feathers will be offered at ONE-THIRD LESS than Regular Prices: don’t make fine| birds for eating Women's Hand-embroidered Initialed Handkerchiefs, per box | ‘was searched, and it is known tnat that, 87 FRURRABURE Sept. 21. ou tele- jasding ax neowrtls and thirty-nine fleld | or any other prac. of half dozen, R _ We. (Second Floor.) was gram from Gen, Kuropatkin declures | oMcers. Eighty oMcers were killed, 372 : ‘ 7 t . * 5 | ' ees SOCK RM RRHNORIGN ORY tue attuation Ai the frome ww. une] Were Wounded And thleteen are missing tical purpose, Men's Hand-embroidered Initialed Handkerchi ta a ||| Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets—the reliable Thompson | changed. He describes an cutacst Ment} ‘The fmperct has appetated the Grand Same thing with lens Mland-embroidered Ini landkerchiefs, per ||) Corset, every pair with the genuine trade mark—with or without Cc Bs Girt Taken (o Head er AGMAy Gi Tie Tua hale’ was bus | Wan Racerun MiaRANINPILUN la (hes aAws Harhiesenall the die hall dozen, 8. 0g ww wwe $150 vlna’ “yt i we ep or Fa 0 Mail Orders—None Sent C. 0. D. « The girl who was taken to Head quarters as a witness is Toma Hanlon, A, ly-created post of Inspectur-General of | The Grand Duke Is an uncle | tween Bentsiaputae and Sintaintin, Japanese force consisting of four coms Artillery. material you can put| | Men's Plain Hemfitched Handkerchiefs, per box of half | | Miss Hanlon, Marshall and a pboot- Wack, who worked in the saloon wn. Ml @ week ago, when he was discharged, | until the girl blurted out: } Ww he matter? Ia he shot?" if he has been jo you ask me act and I threw the revolver Into the water. I thought that /f that was he way I would act {t was best not to “MUNYON’S _ Chiffon Velvet, Cloth, Messaline Marquisette, Lace, Net, etc., Silk, Mousseline Taffetas, for Street, Visiting and who lives with @ Mrs. Ward at No. 1 ‘1 hed t Ditantehan, of the & 4G -General ‘ , sm | | naam —- wo nnn police this morning, and after adzi, and tried to capture the pass and Cally confers on him the charge of the H | 0 OAV Kussians repulsed the attack and the Duke S 1, retains the inal ith bed and go with the police to he| turning movement. wae checked by | Of Grund Saiter of Ordnance. Grand Of course our $4 ; HI Thursday, September 22 ere, tana’ ch bondes ant Russian cavatry, supported by machine Duke Sersius, |e Pikotna ts tne ery Derby looks richer | (First Floor.) Pm * one | U4 | of Major-General of Apilllery by sheer oa 9 be mare or 00s ta Ble 000+| TN, coseton of the mame ot Tobto of | ere ere MrulneT by ah because the fur is| BLACK {EAU DE SOIE—A beautiful soft the march o, the Japanese froi | GEN. KUROKI'S HEADQUARTERS finer—it’s in every| -——— —y glove finish, which we guarantee to wear— Cc ¢ Manton was for many voars a @ Japanese from Dalunt | iw tiie RIELD, via Fusan, Sept, 2) 4 special per yard, for Thursday onl: | and dancer in comle operas ang | "A" Was the probable origia of the (delayed in trarrmilesion) —The Ja way as fine quality Pp per yard, y Wis vsceavace on the vaudeville stage. Her last en. | TUMOr that Kuroki had crossed the Hun | aro slowly igre northward. The the usual $ hat, Regular price $1.00 it was with the “Paris ( River, which runs twenty miles north | Pon's, ne Bacten onteeis ane parol 6 sbe Ss 28 ht” company, which was the eaters jot Da Pass. parties oecur Gally. Tis Delieved But our $3 Derby s a the root garden show at Madison T2 most reliable Information does not the Russians are gathering a f ‘i the one for the man who Garden during the summer, | indicate the rosumption of the Japanese | Yental preparatory to making & ‘ | B Alt & @. * Py r was Tom Hanion, ot the fame, | offensive for some days, fans CU i ACA wants the most wear for ° matt n. Two Splendid Values in ‘Hanlon brothers, the acrobats, At The oMfcial returns issued up to date| ing the gauge of the railroad from llar spent. (Se toe red he nadine art’ |of the cavunin among” te” huss | Nerchvane, an tran puta every dollar sp — BLACK Wool Dress GOODS ee Atenes farce, BHe. Bhe, Him | oMcers at the battle of Liaoyang show they re rushing forward supplies ot Rocers, Peer & ComPANy. wd - Ga reudevill Stage she | them to be 45 killed or wounded, In-| ummuniticn, 200 Broadway, eor, Warren, (First Floor.) 4 . known “American Vesta opposite City Hal, Tilley.” At th M2 Broadw 13th, - 15 pieces BLACK BROADCLOTH—aatin finish, all wool sheared the oat ot toe "rn in| Aag avs wt cncr | we wae mary ma, Be Teg ave | | HABEAS COSTUMES, SECOND FLOOR, Uetien thera tat pt pork Toemasy sant) the were Byes.” four ot the visit and ‘the character ot tween myself and MeNally. The next | dulered | > tes im an 49 pieces pact shay Cee VIO Tt inches wide, all) Deta ie t .) ver tl roo! ay ‘= ned Persons Discharwes, | paueeion take bat un detrivs | Ga wh, lng ove, she, Pon now displayed in attacve models and newest fled in tll rool sad 4 food tin Mach value B13 per vurd—" BOG " faked Detective Carney, carry a revolver, Since that time there | = a taken to the police court and ex-; The girl replied quickly: has been no gun in my possession. Me- Evening wear. : amined by Ma De. | _ "My Onty reason ta that @ man by the| Nally didnot take it from me Thursday and Friday } tective Carney asked that they be held P2Me Of Johnson was in the habit of! The police found a man who told tham F . ioe weeheasee y be held hanging round his saloon and I know ho| that he was walking down Park ave: Tailor Gowns are also shown in a variety of smart designs ‘ r until he might ascertain | carried a Pistol,” nue to-day when he heard of McNally's ; Such facts as would ive him a cluo to), Miss Hanlon then told the detectives! murder, and knowing that Johnaon and and new cloths, leces esirable aces the rt} aR, vq | that she had been out with Per, eaponsible for McNally's | sunday, and that yesterday he called at Geath. This Magistrate Voorhies re- | the house to take her for a drive, She to do, saying that the evidencg | sald that sho saw noth ng of him from Produced did not warrant the holding (8 time he left the house, which she t | faures was about 7 o'c! last rt any of the three who had been de- |" rg inc irl of Miss I r They were summarily dis. ealenaid run is a very ryt. oe She had on a long 4 feoenousns at if rown automobile coat when she en- tered the station-house, a low nt fel eNally on Marshall, the day barkeeper, left the eloon at 7.30 o'clock Jast night, when in his life to lead to the belief of mur- galoon and sat around until 1.9 A. M. Ger for revenge, MeNailly were frienda he went to Joha- fon's house to tell him of the discovery. He found Johnson in bed. and the lat- ter was very much surprised and seemed thoroughly disheartened. Four Wounds Coronr's Physician Hartung an examination of the body four wounds, one on the righ! the obdy above the hip, one in t Body . has made found through the face and lodged in the right CURE 1 WILL REPUND YOUR MONEY IF IT FAILS Nineteenth Sireet and Sixth Avenue, New York, 1-3 to 1-2 Their Regular Price. Lace Edgings, ings of Point d Paris, Point d’Angleterre, Alencon; (First Floor, 21st St. Side.) Insertings Bandings, le Venise, k Cluny, st aloons and Flounc- epousse, Valenciennes, Point de ‘orchon, \ hat with a broad brim and i be was relieved by McNally, who came black under the ‘coat eee 8 Stee yh Ae Ie of the face, and ihe Chantilly Guipure, Escerial, etc. _ Suitable for trimmin Girectly from Miss Hanion's home. | , Marshall was also pus through « thicd| fourth in the right Index finger. Pow: Dresses, Gowns, Waists, Blouses, Skirts, Underwear Paring the night McNally managed bis |W, positive that McNally never: eaeriog| Me, Marks were on the cheek. The Fancy Work. ' | : BAP alone. About 10.9 o'clock a friend |a pistol; that he had no enembes tera | Wounds on the left side of the face | for Fancy Work. ef hie named Johnson came into the |knowledge, and that there was nothing | [ENE have ben made by the aame bul: | They come in Match Sets and Odd Widths and are an excellent quality and good patterns—nearly all this season's importations, We have priced them as ‘dlow 5c., 8c., 10c., 15c., 25c., 35c, yard, Then oJhnson took his leave and Me- ally went upstairs, where he has four gal and where he lived as @ bache- Index finger where it waa found flat. tened agalnat the bone. Hartung would not hazard an opinion whether the man shot himself or was murdered. [t ts ie Se known that McNolly was left. nm The tme of the murder Is \~ nitely by the testimony ‘tt py named Cramer, who we- dnivine a bak- ery wagon on the street. He said that he heard three pistol shots between 415 Thursday, Friday and Saturday Found Dying by Barkeeper, and 4.30 A. M., but paid i WH was not until ten minutes after 6 | them. He thought That 4 wien have The girl's aunt declares that her niece Were formerly sold from 12c, to 98¢, thet Marshall opened tne dour of the |Misttken the shots for something else,” | had been sick for avme time nnd that We Have Made a Purchase of saloon with his pass key. He went ups | rut Wee idee veer coe’ e | called tO her about 3 Goieeh saying ism Cure will | | | @taira, opened the door of the hall lead- | corned (eka bent the tuntedy st that she thought some f Trine nh the Arma, e | “Ed Cy C. Burt’’! We are “ 2 &Ci ” ing to McNally's rooms, This he had the p: Bhe was plainly suffering | (fOMt room. The aunt got un want to | Lege or Rheumatic ’ | wind, Excl ouvin e Been acoustomed to doing every day, | from hock of the news and kept | ino Mont of the house and found That | Suelin OF, arenten of any part of the en Ss ul Ss 'rclustde Agents 1 directly to the room in waich | ling Frank, my Frank had made a rustling noise wnaces | “It effects nd permanent cure of Shoes. for the G oves, e Tt | all. forms » Sciatica, Lum- iy slept, and in whch was the Were & bootblack, Joe Carolia, six. Et x containing the change for the ee) parry Se? ning of the day's trade be engaged to be married,” and Overcoats 4 ihe iirat thing he saw was McNally | aald diss Hanlon. “Both of us were a medy does not put the dl in his underciothes, | saving up money, and when we got } e 0 “ . 4 streaming from his face. enough together we were to have pa Ip Ma al | S h A h S { What's the matter?’ asked wedding have known Frank {or four Or tae LD ayy impure, or it you have | 1xt venue, 20t to 2lst treet. ve Deen stot.” answered McNally, |” “twelve years ago I was married to | Drapepais, of any liver or, stomach trouble, At Less Than Cost of Making, : don’t fail to use M 7. “Never mind who, just runand Jules Cluazet! in Jersey City, He left t on ® doctor and a priest, but get the | me altogether two years after, Prank; Examination of EYES | cures, brwersos, — first.” , 4 pnessesa an was told, and soon felled Ina mild way once inca’ waite | Dy Specialists FREE, EVERY GARMENT DESIGNED FOR THIS did as he with Mangin, of No, 9% Qvenue, A quick examination was and it was found that McNally been shot twice under the left eye and often joked about the other girl) and the other fellow, but nothing seri: ous ever came between us, I f that he had no enemies, ecial [This SEASON'S TRADE, eek Only! B. Altman & Ca! . ARE DISPLAYING THEIR FIRST IMPORTATIONS QPF one Peg A ee ven geogiaee drank he . About . By of hard work Dr. Man- i" eye from managed to keep the dying man some wen nes bees $10.00 and $12.50 Fall Suits and Overcoats, fighting. I understood some man neighborhood gave it to him.” Miss Hanlon then told the police tha John Johnson, of No, % North Oxfor \*5 Gold Eyeglassesfor’ Delay Is Dangerous When) Black, Brown, Blue and Fancy Silent Despite Pleading. Worsted Suits, single and double “Who shot you?" asked the physictan onde ver in for WITH COPIES hn edly, But as often as tue ques- siieet, was the man who created the breasted often did MeNally disturba in the sak week ago. Ey Peete ae eee thee ee ee m aks bis. head in wise Her uncle Was {nthe place at the iis, | Be esight Is at Stake. Top Coat, Tan, Brown, Fawn TRIMMED HATS, TOQUES AND TURBANS, TO. w and he sald that McNally grabbed |», AND ADAPTATIONS, that he would not disclose the and Black, satin lined,,......., | GETHER of the mun wao committed the Johnson and took his gun swe, Miss | cores. ¢ had valy at my rder. Y f or Hanlon. says she cautioned MoNally | Soci ‘ ineluaing iy All the pleadings of the doctor Hanlon, wave the, casttaving sner’ to | Porvalste, teguens, fe ee eae $15.00 and $18,00 Fall Suits and Overcoats, MADE IN THEIR OWN WORKROOMS, take care of Johnson. if only 81.000 Wh: ch an un: tion of the dying man to clear From that time on aker, and about 6.4 d-of Fancy Worsted Suits, double and single breasted, all new, up to date; also Black French Vicuna + Man Fired Revolver tn Sal Eyesight and Dollars. I can help them. miaranies to be Every pair of absolutely ()° ON_THURSDAY, EMBER L ” MeXally'a anlocn, the police | {heap glasses “1 Can you xco the connection? It's Satin-Lined Overcoats, in Tan, Covert, Mixed and after denking several round . there, Ail right. What price would Tweed, W d, Whi d and Black valekeg became noley and violent My nyesight spectaliate will examine your wee orste peor Ni See ‘ . drew & revolver and fired a shot soe fr i mt ar || Sion Upcvscve’ shar tnedies? soute sae : } a number of smart ftyles of Trimmed Hate, Turbans y ered, fant iit ou need lways correct and always and Toques, designed particularly for early Autumn wear, will be offered at very attractive prices. $25,00 and $30.00 Suits and Overcoats, 1904, } MI made from imported cloths, every conceivable | | re Toole and be. MeNatly took the revolver away from followed. They learned him. sh MeN ry been paying devoted x from the front part. of Hy occupied has SOP CHANCE T tee ce design, new London fads, Overcoats and Top + man who lived *, lo BC ‘a glorses ry of f hs mar. The m " , A j ar tater oot was bolted The sar dor $5.00 Eyeglasses a 81,00; | cee een capeenie, eee ats. French and English Worsteds; immense | wo Te oe indlintions of ony us weviag ceed . spminations Ore W:entide, palee- wok lo select from; all silk fined........ weed Department on Third Floce, y Ipstructive booklet. "“Ryes and English Cravenette Rain Coats, $15.00 and $18.00, at.....10,00 Great Saving in Purchasing Winter Overcoats. Open Saturdays Until 10 P. M. 235 ROADWAY, Opposite Post-Office. An Their Cor free Gpan renue ilies above MeNally’s apart- Bye G *. properly wt 5 Made, 83, e that at no time during ‘he ey aroused by any sounds cr nalaes coming from below Lett Him in Good Spirtia, Jobneon said that when he left the y was in the best of told | *Pirits, and told him that he w ole to hed soon after. Johnson sat the Dolice that he was in no way connected with i crime. Tt bs tru wea Interview Girl, 1, who lives at that address, ‘was any one ina) in th was Het PMlcomdes QETIGIAN. 2 CONVENIENT STORER 24 EAST 125TH ST., NRAR MADISON Ay. 1520 THIRD AV., BET, SSTH_AND SOTH STS, MN EAST 14TH ST., BET, WWAY AND mM AY. Re ENC a Dineteenth Sereet and Sixth Anrune, Mew Fark, a | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, Artificial Byes, Fl A EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 348 Sixth Ay. (bet. 21st & 22d Sts.) $0 EB, 128th ft. (cor. Madison Av.) (Harlem Office Open Brenings.) D eo coe