The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1904, Page 7

! +, LOHTEDLANP DALY WEAPON Angered Wife Hurls It at Life- long Woman Friend and Lat- ter Is Burned to Death Be- fore Help Comes. QUARREL OVER HUSBAND CAUSE OF THE TRAGEDY. i ry Wife, Who Resented Slighting ‘Remark, Is Now in Cell Charged with Murder—Hus- j band Can’t Be Found. ‘Her temper roused beyond all control because of slurring remarks made about + her husband, Mrs. Annie Martin! hurled | @ lighted lamp at her friend Nellie! McCarthy. The lamp broke on the/ woman's face, the blazing oll ran down her dress and set her on fire and she! ‘was burned to death before aid could) Beach her. When arraigned in the Yorkville fh Court to-day before Magistrate Ommen the woman denied that she had thrown the lamp at her friend, She was rev- ertheless held without afl for the Grand Jury on the statement of De- teotlve Vanderau had admit- ted her crime t She carried a geven months’ old baby in her arms when appearing detore the bar. The tn- | font was namet Nellie, ‘The dead fwoman was the child's godmother. | ‘The tragedy occurred in Mrs. Mar-| fin’s apartments, No, U7 Bast Sixty- Becond street. | Miss McCerthy, who was employed in fhe Ashland House, went to visit her Wtelong friend, Mrs. Martini, in the | doing her housework as they talked, | Blasing, Secks Ald, ‘The other tenants heard no quarrel. but there was a sudden scream and ‘Miss McCarthy threw open the door of the apartment and rushed into the hall, hor dress blazing with burning oll. @he ran shricking actoss the publle the apartments of Mrs. Kate Gee, and pounded on her door. Mra, Gee opened the door, but reapiled on seeing the flames, having her baby in her arms, Bhe shut the door at once, Miss Mo- Carthy then staggered back to the main hall, where she dropped dying. y Other tenants had turned in an alarm of fire, but when the firemen arrived eated to the woodwork from Miss Mo Carthy’s dress, had been extinguished | by the tenants. } Lamp Thrower Arrested, ; Detectives Vanderau and Isenberg at » tempted to enter the Martini apart-| ‘ment, and had to force the door, They found Mrs. Martini holding her baby | fn her arms and crying hysterically. The broken pieces of the lamp lay) on the floor where they had fallen from Miss McCarthy, Vanderau asked Mrs. Martin’ what had happened. Hugging her baby close to her breast >» the woman replied; "She insulted my | busband and 1 threw the lamp at her.” | Mrs. Martini was taken to the East Gixty-seventh street station with her aby, The body of the dead woman | ‘was also taken there. | For several hours Mrs, Martini went | from one hysterical fit Into another, and could answer none of Sergt. Quilty’s questions She finally calmed down and then refused to @ive her bus- dand's name or occupation, or to say " anything about the dead woman. Husband Can't Be Found, The polioe finally learned that Mrs. Martini was the daughter of a family | famed Ahearn, living at Greenwich vil- Vege. The mother refused to go to the | | atation, but sent her son, He identified the dead woman a4 Nollie McCarthy, | nd said she had been a friend of the family for years He aid his sister had left home about Year ago and that the had heard she married an itallan named Culanbo, ‘who waa also known as Martini. No trace of the husband could be found. According to some of the neleh- rs, he was generally well dressed ana stayed out nights mostly. Others said he was employed as a fireman. The brother sald he understood Culam- bo _was an undentaker's assistant. 1 He has not vet returne’ to his home. oo ALASKA DAY AT THE FAIR, 8T. LOUIS, Mo. Oct. 18—In com-| memoration of the thirty-seventh annt- wersary of the transfer of the Terrl« tory of Alaska to the United States, Alaska Day at the World's Fair ves observed to-day. One of the features of the ceremonies was the unvelling In the Alaska pavilion of a bust of Will. j iam Henry Seward, Secretary of State mhen the purchase was mada | MICHAELS BROS. Fifth Ave, & 9th t., B’klyn, CREDIT Freely Extended to All, CLOTHING For the Entire Family, $1Down & 50c, Per Week On Purchase of $10 Worth, Furniture and Everything for House keeping. EASIEST PAYMENTS HARLEM SOCIETY MATRON WHO. ENTERTAINS FOR CHARITY. Pulton, Duffield St., Brooklyn, Open Saturday Nights Until 10 o’Clock. Items on Sale Wednesday and ‘As Long as Quantities Last, No Mail, Telephone or C. O, D, Orders Filled, Double Stamps 4 Cakes Toilet Soap, 3c. Mottled Castite Toilet Soap, 4 oO 8c. HandKerchiefs, 5c. Men's Japonette Handker. 10c. NapKins, 5c. fringed and hemmed, some pure linen, others part linen; worth 7¢, to 10c, each. ——_— 9c. Flannels, 6c, Outing Flannel, 3,000 yds., extra grade, stripes only, 19c, StocKings, 10c. Women's Stockings, fine grade fast black cotton, seamless feet, high spliced heels; some with Maco feet; full width and extra long........+0+ 19c. Cups @ Saucers, 10c. Decorated Cups and Saucers, thin eggshell china, ovoid shape, dainty pink and pur- ral decoration, with cold edge; worth 19¢, Mrs. H. ©, Johanson, of the Casanova, No. 257 West One Hundred and Afternoon, They chatted together ome Twenty-ninth street, who is one of the most popular young matrons of Loge Mra, Martini nursing the DY! Hatiem, has arranged a number of entertainments for the winter, the pro- ceeds of which will be devoted to worthy charities. amateur entertainer of ability and a member of the Amphion Dramatic o- clety. She has been identified with many charitable movements throughout the city and last season did much for the St. John’s Guild and the Little Mothers’ Society. Mrs, Johanson {s an, ala to manufacturers in this cfty, Be- fides the firma from this were exhibits from firms in France, Italy, Great Britain, Germany, Japan, Siam, Switzerland and Belgium. The jury, In passing upon the work of the American mills, had this to say: “Considering the Mmited number of exhibits from American mills and the| | moderate cost of the goods shown, the| | Untted States exhibit of silk fabrics is considered highly creditable and fairly hail the private hallway leading «| PATERSON WINS AT THE FAIR. | Awarded the Citys | .N. J., Oct, 18—That Pat- rson 1s still the foremost elty th this country in the silk trade ts the fact that the report of the inter- tational silk jury at the World's Fair : .| in Bt. Loute has awarded eig the flames, which had been communi | iwenty-one gold, silver and fb hae Bnd LLL | Meat! Meat! Meat! Forequarter Lamb, choice and tender, Ib......++000 Fish, Lb., 5c. Sea Bass, fresh from the sea, tb. : 5e R, H. Macy & Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices. ‘ 34th to 35th St. We invariably undersell all other stores. If others, for the glory of matching Macy's low prices, cut their prices, we in turn cut again and again and as often thereafter as may be necessary to sustain our claim of supremacy in underselling. Hence this High Grade Axminster Carpets, Usually Retailed at $1.24 and $1.35.a Yard. Price These are the best Axminster Carpets made; shown in rich two-tone and floral effects, with and without bor- Folks in need of floor weaves of this ~—— 15c. Perfumery, 10c, Lazell & Daley's Perfum- ery, assorted odors, bot. . eal ae tain Tl 25c, Veilings, 12'%c, Veilings, fancy, Tuxedo and plain mesh, shadow or spot- ted gray magpie and 4 Jackdaw, yd......s006 BR secerinatl A cde ROA Lhd teat babel Y 19c. Embroideries,1214c Embroideries, hand loom, sutt- able for corset covers and petticoat trimmings, wide margins and tnsertings to match, yd.....0.. 19¢. Ribbons, 4c, AILSilk Taffeta Ridbons, 4 in, wide, brilliant lustre, in al B'way at 6th Ay. 39c. Waists, 17c. Boys’ Watsis, of outing flannel, in neat stripes, Russian or negtigee blouse; Walsts made with detachable 89c. 35c, Underwear, 22c. Women's Vests and Pants, ex- tra good quality; fleece-lined Vests come in long and short sleeves; Pants are made in two styles of bands, neatly trimmed and extra well finished, each..euceeee. 22C| Black Melton Switings, 38 In. wide, extra heavy quality, good fast black, for entire dresses; only limited Quantity, yd... smecesee 50c. Veils, 29c, Chiffon Veils, ready made, yds. long, in brown, black, ight blue, royal, navy and blue and white, navy and white, brown and white, black and white, each... pecan ——___—_____——» 50c. Piliow Slips, 25. | Lithograph Pillow Slips, with backs, all new subjects to ders to match. character will find this the best opportunity of the year for procuring a supply at a liberal saving. FOR THOSE WHO WANT ORIENTAL AND DOMESTIC RUGS: Our geatest sale of Orien- tal and Domestic weaves is still in progress and continues to afford values not matched by any other house. beaver, slate, brown, tan, black red and white..........seeees $1.24 Prix seam Cape Walking Gloves, one- clasp, Paris point backs, in tan and reddish tan...... . 98¢ Ca alee Gloves, with spear back, one large clasp, tan, reddish tan and black. ‘ $1.44 Finest Quality Crepe Albatross Regularly worth | our 69c a yard Large buying begets large economies, no matter So when we accept the entire mill output of this fabric it was at a price as pleasing to you as it is to us. Crepe Altatross, traced to its origin, becomes a member of the family of bunting fabrics, but the wizards of weaving have developed it into a soft, fine, plain woven material highly favored for garment purposes, as they intended it to be. This important collection must stand as the best Albatross value }} | we have ever been privileged to share with you; and it becomes alt }] the more important when you realize that no other store in America can }} offer you this popular fabric, is 40 inches wide and can be had ip 9 wonderful assortment of tints— what line you invest in, slip pillow in, choice... 50c, Curtains, 35¢, t Ruffled Muslin Curtaina, fancy striped, pair... 35c, 4,50 Ready-to-Wear Hats, 1.25. Women 8 and Missea’ Keady-to- Wear Hata, some are cloth with stitched brim, trimmings of velvet and wings; others with velvet ribbon loops and buckle; not one worth less than $2.00 to $4.50, choice ("1.69 Pc, Diapering, 1,25. Diapering, 100 pieces, 17 finest grade of wool, Irish linen, piece of —The extremely popular Crushed Velveteens, brown, dark brown, navy blue, gobelin, || Cards in shaded Old English and marine blues, rose, turquoise, grenat, cardinal, ravissant, rosa plating, silver gray, Danube and others equally desirable, | Script type ...... seeeeecenee ‘Reduced prices on Masta 1 Women’s and, Wear, Hosiery, Furs, owebry, Leather Goods, k and Colored Dress Goods, Wash Goods, Silks, In Our Dressmaking and Tailoring Department on the fourth floor we are now making to order from our own and imported models DINNER AND EVENING GOWNS, DANCING FROCKS, BLOUSES, SMART WALKING SUITS AND RIDING HABITS, We guarantee thoroughly sat- isfactory workmanship, at moderate prices, In Our Semi-Made Robe Dept. We Are Showing an Exceptionally Choice Collection of Robes in Spangled Effects, Lace, Cloth, Chiffon, Crepe de Chine and Radium Silk; Also, Advance Styles in English Embroidered Effects and Some Spe- cial Attractions in Em- broidered Waist Pat- terns on Heavy and Sheer Linens and Ba- tistes. True to Macy's, the prices are very much lower than similar qualities command elsewhere, For Special Selling: Embroidered Velvet Waist Patterns, regularly worth from $19.96 to $26.96, $12.96 '° $15.96 Embroidered White Lawn Waist Pat- terns, CBE ccccccccccceccsdosoeeces Dress Trimmings, utr. We are displaying a very complete collection of Braids, Buttons and Foreign and Domestic Trimming Novelties of every description, We will continue the Sale of Dress Trimmings, involving Black Taffeta, Chiffon and Velvet Appliques In floral and medallion effects—in steel, black and steel, Oriental and various colors; regularly worth from 69c. to $6.96 a yard; sale prices...J9¢ to $1,907 New Neckwear for Women. —i+ i. The best ideas of home designers are here, side by side with those from London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Calais and St. Gall. For Special Selling: Embroidered Button-hole Col- lars, value 24c,, at.......... l4c White Silk Stock Collars, with tab ends, embroidered in all the new colors, special, each.... 2Ic Colored Silk Tailor-made Bow Stocks, in all the leading ShAdES secessesereevsvereee White Linen Stock Collars with tab ends; embroidery very closely re- sembles hand work; value 69c, to 98c, each; sale price. 46c Women’s Gloves. lat Fi “Lady Washinrton” Real French Kid Glace Gloves; embroidered backs, two-<lasp; in tan, beaver, brown, slate, black, pearl and white “Quo Vadis” French Kid Gloves, two- seccesecccesecees OBC clasp, Paris point embroidery, in Women’s Shoes. ur. Lace and Button Shoes, made of kidskin, with patent leather or kid tips—box calfskin with self tips; light-weight or heavy extension soles; low, military or Cuban heels; all sizes and widths; regular- sold sold at $2.50; our price$ 1.49 Lace and Button Shoes, made of vici] | kid, with self or patent leather tips; hand-turned or welted extension soles, new opera toes and Cuban heels; also Lace Shoes, made of R sia calf, matt kid tops, stout soles and military heels; all sizes and widths; sold regularly at $3.00; our price......... $2.49 Lace and Button Shoe: ular leathers, includir calf, black Russian ca i patent colt; turned or welted 5 all the newest lasts; sold regularly at $3.50 and $4.00; our price $2.99 Engraving Special Ist FL, Rear, Plate and fifty fine quality $1.49 all the pop- viel kid, box Plate and fifty fine Cards in 59c mestic Rugs, Curtal | Clocks and House ings, and Foodstuffs from tl Grocery and Delicatessen Tapestry Portieres, twelve lots, includ. ing combination colorings, with heavy valance fringe Reduced from $3.98 a pair to $2,69 Reduced from $4.48 a pair to $2,98 Reduced from $4.98 a pair to $3,48) Reduced from $5.48 a patr to.$3,98 French Silk Lampas Portieres, range of beautiful bottom and front edges finished reduced from $22.48 a pair 34th to 35th St. In Town or Out of Town-= This Macy Organization Reaches You, The NEW MACY’S—differing from the old as modern New York differs from the New York of fifty years ago: Differing in SIZE—for it is now the largest retail store under one roof in the world. Differing in STOCKS—for the vast assortments gathered here to-day represent the work of a goods-getting organization that has no equal in merchandising, Without ignoring the lesser-priced necessaries upon which much of our success has been founded, we have launched out into the broader field of luxuries represented by art and fashion, and our showing of highest-class goods in these lines is a truly notable exhibition in itself. THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE IN OUR SELLING SYSTEM. We continue to sell only for CASH, paying NO commissions and giving NO Reversible Verona Velour Portleres, Nile, rose, and = green; re Value $5.74 each; sale price $3.98) Value $7.24 each; saleprice $4,908) Reversible Tapestry Table Covers about cost of manufactures— Where this rigid cash system is inconvenient our Depositors’ Account Department steps in and gives you every convenience ot a credit system without credit system faults. It permits you to have your purchases charged to your Deposit Account. You may deposit as much or as little as you care to and refer your purchase to this department for payment, Once a month we send you a statement showing how much you have spent, what you have spent the money for and how much remains 6x4 size, value $2.74, tteee 8x4 size, value $3.74, at.. 10x4 size, value $4.98, at. GAB Jute Velour Table Covers, with dark blue centres; Oriental borders, yards; former price $16.48; Four-fold Japanese Screens, beautifi colored, large variety of designs:— Value $3.74; sale price... Value $5.24; sale price... S248) On the balance we allow you 4 per cent, interest, com three months, so that your money is always WORKING for you as you worked for it. You may withdraw your money at a moment's notice, We are in a splendid position this season to carry out home-furnish- ing plans—from inexpensive furnishings for small apartments to the most elaborate fitting-out of the town house, On such tract Department is at your service, ready to submit estimates upon: Value $6.50; sale price. ...-« $2098) propositions our Con- China-The Best Dispiay We Have Ever Made, -som. The superlative applied to any item in these vast China stocks in the Base- ment gives it deep significance. So, when we say that we are now showin; the most complete lines of Decorated Dinner Sets we have ever shown, Here are the latest Theo, Haviland, Carls- bad, Limoges, English and domestic patterns, in complete sets, and scores of “Open Stock” patterns, from which you may select a complete set or a Tha these are the best Porto Ricani Cigars we have ever sean is goodR ” on the island; the highest Porto Rican leaf are used and they are made as carefully particularly as out from the nei Cuba, They are ent from any Porto Rican Cigars we have shown heretofore, Th means stocks without parallel. English and Domestic Deco- rated Dinner Sets....... Carlsbad Decorated China Ditner Sets....ccsseorsee Limoges Decorated China Dinner Sets. ....0seccsvese Straus Cut Glass. This is the only American retail store that operates a cut-glass factory. Th factory is on the premises and we Invite, you to visit it, We supply all that is| morial bearings, id brilliant in Cut Glass, | In the Cut Glass room in the basement we show a very large collection of fine specimens in gold glass—clearest, thin- nest crystal, simply or sumptuously dec-| orated with bright or dull-hued gold. Our assortments of these Kitchen Wares are the largest to be seen any- where, and they afford an of for ideally furnishing the least cost. Included in the display are all kinds of fireproof dishes, German! and French cooking utensils, pantry Jars of every sort and sturdy glassware made for lasting service, Perfectos, box of 25, Puritanos Finos, box of Diplomaticos, box of S00... Club House, box of $0...0++ $! Londres Grande, box of 400., Panetelas, box of $0... Conchas Especiales, box Viel net 5 oy ae ctory in every way, as beeo ie Seen tenon Oe Gold Glass. We execute to your order monograms, rests, escutcheons and ar- and the price-attractlveness is a cherished | feature. You may buy here without be-/ ing taxed by the middleman, The ran of prices—a little dish from 97¢, to « massive punch bowl at $189.41, Crockery and Glassware For the Kitchen, From the Largest and Best Displa; Made on Manhattan Island. Furniture Japanned Ware, Basement. ey 4 Cottes Canisters, taney. Slater. csssce be This is word of some good Fumiture that costs little. We have complete assortments of better Furniture that costs more, and the best Furniture that costs much more; but at that it costs you MUCH LESS than you will be asked to pay for the same quality at any other store: Chiffoniers, solid oak, extra large size, swell front top drawers, all cast brass trimmings, extra large size bevel plat told elsewhere at $10.00; our price.... Rockers, mahogany-finished, highly polished; extra large size, high back, full arms; sold elsewhere at Princess Dressers, all quartered oak, large size; swell front, large oval bevel plate mirror; sold, Playing Cards and elsewhere at $18; our price Rockers, highly polished mahogany; large size, full arms, high banister Dining Chairs, solid oak, high backs and cane seats; sold where at $1.35; our price. , Dining Chairs, solid oak, high backs, } pac Sh Trophy Whist Puying Carte, aim... : Dressers, solid oak, large size, four deep drawers, 14x24 in, bevel plate full boxed cane seats, French legs, mirror; sold elsewhere at sold elsewhere at $2.25; our price ..... ao eseenece Dining Chairs, solid oak, high up- | t bolstered back; spring seats; covered fs Dressers, made of oak, large four drawers, full swell front, extra large bevel plate mirror, all cast brass trimmings; sold elsewhere at $15.00; our price.... Men’s and Women’s Umbrellas. Some Rare Values Growing Out of a Purchase : of Handles. where at $6.00; our price., Carts, Le te Be, each. Reduced from $8.69 00. swe + uae sansl Jes are about the most important part of Umbrellas, from a manufac-] Poker cases, containing $00 “china two, turing standpoint; so when we bought a well-known manufacturer’s sam-| “ ine of Umbrella Handles—all designs brought out for the coming holiday trade—we saw in the collection the nucleus of a lot of splendid Umbrella values. We had the handles fitted to an assortment of specially Umbrellas, all made as well as the maker knew how, and the this special selling as broadly guaranteed as any we have ever COM $8.88 10. 0. amen s AD 2) 00. «ea a POG | Reduced trom $1281 00. semeos eee oak cherry te 1 Poker Cases, stained alning Included are strictly new designs in pearl, solid silver capped, silver trimmed, natural wood, Imported horn, tolled gold plate, burnt ivory and sterlin aid, imported gun metal, sterling silver on teakwood, changeable pearl, { boxwood, silver trimmed buckhorn, Cape Horn and silver trim- | The Handles | igs include Union silk taffeta, tape edge silks, pure silk serge] Sandie, cantainin 200 ckipe and tre and pure silk Levantine, This range of prices:— FOR WOMEN: sold from $2.00 to §10,00 $1.49 to $5.96 | $2.97 to $5.96 Umbrellas usually sold from $4.00 to $12.00 each; Holmes, your choles at Wetting, Dele Ste; Rol