The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1904, Page 5

nya. > S000 WORTH OF ‘SFE CHL ORIFOAMED SILVER FOUND <F=sSae=/ DED BY THE reupon locked WOMAN SUES BANKRUPT. |Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Whitelaw | Police Believe They Have Un- Robbed of $2,000 by Persons earthed Several Robberles by cisime Dividend Dees Not Absotre 4 Discovery “of Property in Him of Devt. Who Then Turned on the Gas, | fi j in Trunk in Negro’s Cellar, semana “nota, Keats ‘E. tives yotee| It 18 Alleged. i | upon & recent decision of the Supreme — i . |Court, Appoliate Division, that when a Joseph Barrett, colored, twenty-seven | edt is conteseted by misrepresentation| Albert Belden, a well-known pick- old, ster, of 180 West Twenty.|*%4 fraud @ discharge in bankruptey| pocket and all-sround crook, aud Min- ocd gedadlegpaedle *| does not release the hankrupt from | nic Marquette, sald to be his accom- Peventh street, and wife, Pearl, twenty-| apitity under the United States Banks |olice, were brought back to this city three years old, & waitress, were ar-|ruptcy law, from Peorta, Ill, today, reeted and locked up in the West Thir-| Misa Howe alleges that George §.| They were recently indicted her for é tleth street wiation last night as sus-| Noyes persuaded bor on New ‘Year's | grand larceny and assault, On Sep. Pielous persons. |Day, 188, to take her savings, $1,400, | 2% it ls alleged, the two hired @ room | A week ago the couple agewered en|out of the trust company, where it from Mrs, Elmer Whitelaw, at No, 22 Advertisement and were employed at the) Wa# oAraing only 2 pee cent. Interest, | Woat ‘Dhiriy-sixth street, While Mr. | Doarting-house of Helen E. Hunt, No.l 44 Ne! inai'he tnd fice invested in |Ond Mrs. Wiltelaw’ were asleep that 443 Madison avenue, Sunday night tour| ihe porperous firm of Hamilton, Noyes | same night, it Is alleged, they shioro- | @oxen mold silver spoons disappeared | & Co, manufacturers of leather goods. | formed them and robbed them of $2,000 | y nation waa | in money and jewelry. Remarkable Yeows for Wednesday. Large Assortments of Furniture in Newest Designs from Various Leading Factories, NDSOME new Furniture for the Dining Room, Bed Room, Parlor, Sitting Room and Office. And all at the Most Attractive Prices Quoted in Many Days. Descriptions and prices follow: Parlor Sh this from Mra, Hunt's home, and yesterday ee fn’ Korii, 1902, 4189.80 was paid on | morning Miss Olney, the housekeeper, the note, and she demande the rest. ‘They then turned on four gas jets, it Giscovered that cheap plated ware had), Noves atrae the tote Ce the note, | 4g asserted, and left the couple to be been substituted in their place. tne ‘he was discha Yor alt debia, | asphyxiated. Another boarder in the 4 Detective Murtha, of the West Thir-|'The trustee In bankruptey raid Mise) house smelled the gas and discovercd tieth street station, wae notified, and | Howe the $189.80 se her dividend In bis| the predicament of the couple just in| made an Investigation, Barrett, to time to save thelr lives, A description Prove his Innocence, took the detective vox, awa (of the two was given to the police end} to the cellar to show him his trunk, ERTONS NOT IN CASE. | they were tract to Peoria, where De- which he sald had been broken open | fo the Editor of The Evening World: tectives Plannelly and Peabody, of this and burgtarised. In the night edition of The Evening) civ, arrested them several days ago, Murtha saw that the lock had been! World on Saturday, Oot. 14 there ap | ‘The pair were negotiating for the pur- clumatly pried open, and became sus-| peared an article entitled “Young Van | chase of @ restaurant when captured {) — pictous. He thereuoon went to the |Cott Is Arrested for Fraud at the Polls.”| 41 of the Jewelry and most of the Rome address of the couple, It is al-|in which it was stated that the evidence | money was recovered, The prisoners Jened that In a trunk there was dis- hered by the Attorney-General's| were commilted to the Tombs withy covered solid and plated silver which Sines wie Th ud of the Pinkerton de | pall by Recorder Gof, sd ice. pacde=illbe TE the police valued et $1,000. The silver- teorives 0 Pinkerton's Na- ware of Mre. Huot was not located, pr. Detactive Agency was not at AID FOR MRS, LENA COHEN, however. From the amount found and | gaged on this work and have no know!~| 141 reid, prominent in the theatrical the value of It the poles believe that | edme of any kind waetsoever on HBO) or ision’ has sent $5 through ‘The| they have unearthed several rotiberies | ae "you please ggrreet Lheee, state. Evening World to Mra. Lena Cohen, acl ‘There were about 1% different pieces. tar as con-|of No, 20 Monroe street, whi One full si ened?” ROBERT A. PINKERTON. | plight has been told in the ne $70.00 FIVE-PIECE PARLOR SUITES precisely as illustrated, — are mahogany finished and highly polished, covered with in assorted colors, cream tapestry or green 5S, 00 verona velour, Enamelled Bodsteads, | Feather Pillows. ver service, of Tiffany & Co. | cern “TESTIMONY WHICH CARRIES — CONVICTION af It is not wholly what I say but what the people say who have been cured by my new discovery, as it is combined in my Paw-Paw Tonic, which shoul exert the most convincing power on the sick and suffering. From every quarter of the country, every State, county, city and town, * ~ come letters from the people telling the glad story of cure. Dyspepsia and ail other stomach troubles are being driven out. 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Price, Lombard pluros, | Jumbo pine, Afbe.; large + med ane JAMES McGREERY & CO, | Ribbon, \) Liberty Satin Ribbon, in fancy weaves, Pink, blue, mais, nile green, violet,’ white and cream, 4 inches Ov Heaters. SEL OL HEATERS—regs burner, le fount, S-inch cylinder wick. 4 Dien, eas handled. im be car- 3.00 Women’s Sample Shoes, Ghe Great Speotat Sale Continues with Inereasing Interest. or, ally Pe: tually sold | ides. an ounce Ib 65. and will pot a currant, ui arta i por} frul GAS RADIATORS Jewel bronse oF aluminum ‘mis. #2 inches . wide, | i | urtage Soma | These Shoes, being samples, we: de with unusudl care 19¢ per yard, AT C A COPY, ¥ | and skill. Some of them bear trade-marks : y, , and oe Flog ar trade-marks that are known all Merveilleux Satin Ribbon, —, Black, white, cream and) all the latest colors, 51/ inches wide, | In fact, these names are continual . columns of the leading magazine inually seen in the advertising Another sale of Sheet Music To-Morrow, Wednesday. that will still further as tonish the Music-Buying New York multitudes. Over 30,000 copies of Sheet Music were sold las Saturday. To-morrow extra salespeople will facilitate the handling of will crowds, and at the above @aracrdinary price throngs thould attend this event fuded in this sale is the lates song by THEODORE MORSE. composer of “ Blue Bell.” entitled “A Little Boy Called Taps.” hardwood, giosa fins Inches high; ear: rong and sub: g 5% Prices Are Cxtraordinarily Attractive, thd avant "ery — $2.40, $300.8 $250 7 gin TB, hardwood, nice 3c per yard, ) \ Down In The Vale of Shenandoah. Egypt. From the Giri from Kays, ane CONDE $5.00 & $6.00 Shoes Z 95 tT Big Indian Chiet. Were the Southern Rates Orow, ; nd | WAELE SYRUP — “Pete | manufactured - g third Come Take a Trip in , Every Mora ! Bring Her en, c . "ybraed, news erietir | cream: per can omea’s Regular Stock wanipthae Strest, The Sun Toner a ee saad Mary, Arava TEL 1 reaae, Ser. % b ; aa Shoes at 95e Polly Prim Two-St Ley A er pl eee oo ‘There are all’ myles and prace ep. The Arrival of the Gecks, } tically all secs, yet the han four-sewed, y We, Your Dad Gave His Life for His| Sunrise Ia Dixie. Two Step. are in sites 3%. 4 and 46, A. Band Cc yourself LBS, 3 feet long, Country, | For Sale A Baby. | | | Rosa Anna. javana, spiced Gherking oF ‘bs able, widths. You will find : The Heroes That Wear The Blue, | Republican Presidential March. u ~~ Vicklea: bet, ney val STEP, LADDER fg, , particularly lucky if you can weae these > MBs.te he Pemeornts matenan |] Good My Lady Love, Den ocratic Presidential March. imported, Baris ae Fias-—Now cee, oraa ag nig Pol “ me | jack to Louisiana | Florida Belles. = ara | rer , r | . ~ Thome, The irl Of My Dreams, lie ing als] nach, palatal fe [tage pee ts Bo | Sos coomme wasseae via have nus event ied et Pm On the Water Wagon Now, | By The Sycamore |ree. . Ls We t 3 Riaranteed By the Women's Shoes, some of which sam | And Chas. Ke Harris’ latest baby song, entitled: a = Poa m4 4 ei sane ouroatY hy, They Play With Me ? |] Sere as the Bo" por"n "I 8 emp I each an acrant a th adore mah ; Ls gt NUTS—Fine quaitty Gre. i 3 iba, WOMEN'S RUBBERS AT 25e—~Geed myle Rubber Overshown, hme reagan we tamnes fill mall orders. None to dealers and no 0. 0. Nooe, f ! eae oe eee ecm one ore lk vernlasty ter 00.68, all sizes, “These are exreptionally cheap. (hos Stowe