The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1904, Page 7

| 4 AD WAR’ OF [LOG CSE FR AST SIE SHO BURGLAR SUSPECT Monk Eastman’s Old Lieutenant,| Williamsburg Police Capture Fitzgerald, Himself a Slayer,| Man Believed to Be Member I Killed in Street During Fight} of Gang Which Has Boen by Harris Stahl. * Terrorizing Eastern District. LATTER |S CAPTURED AFTER SHARP CHASE. PITCHES BAG OF LOOT | OVER FENCE INTO LOT. Patrolman Near By Starts for Man, Who Manages to Elude Pursues Until Reinforcements Arrive—Many Shots Fired, Murder Was in Revenge for the Shooting of Thomas McCau- ley, a Member of the Gang, Sunday Night by Fitzgerald. Marris Stahl, of No, 23 Stanton) srter fring many shots and running @ Gtreet, who shot Richard Pitapatrick, | mig or more, the police of Williama- @t No, % Ridge street, after a ASHE yung eurly to-day ran to earth @ man 4 & saloon, at No. TT Sheriff street, wo jg believed to be one of the gang of Yast night, was arraigned to-day In the |nurgiars who have been terroriaing that Essex Market Police Court, Fitspat- seation of Brooklyn for weeks past. wick, © remnat of the Monk Bastman dHardiy 4 night passes that houses in gang, died “with is bots on," 48 WS Wijiamshurg are not entered and in- Often predicted. cendiary fires, in which lives have be ‘The cause of the shooting goes back jos, nave been laid at the door of t to Sunday night, when Fhapatrick, tnjoves, Because of these thieves known to his pals as “Kid,” crossed extra number of police have been kept purposes with Thomas McCauley. Alon quty trom the Stagg strest station | Worn was at the botom of the @rBU- | avery might | ment, which before it wus finished’ policeman ‘Thomas Carroll, of the | endo in McCauley being shot in th \gtagg street station, was at Johnson | hip. He is now in Gouverneur Hospl- and Lorimer street just & daybreak tal, when he saw a bag hurled over the MeCauley's friends, among whom 18 /fenpe from @ vacant lot across the Btahl, took vp the quarrel, When Fits | street, A men followed the bag. patrick wandered into the saloon ON) Carvoll ran for the man, but che lat- Gherift street last night he found a | tor dropped his bag and fled. Several pumber of the McCauley men. Fits | times the Rss rosa Bry Miri I 4 patrick rendized immediately that he ive Conte etwesn fim and Carroll was @ persona non grata, but before | Another paliceman joined in the clue he could get out the quarrel started. | and ‘enptied hia revolver at the fugitive Ho finally landed on the street and the | before he could bord — Bo halt police aay he was shot Liere by Stahl, At the sation. reed the prisoner gave ‘Two stiows were fired, one striking him |nie name as William Hose, of No, S39 above the heart. He dropped to the Broadway, Be ee roesanites Or wel | , and before the ambulance, | years hg "Deen summoned, arrived ne who was recently released from the Re- died, Policanan Meyer, of the Delancey formatory, where he was sent for jar. St station, had heard the shots, and | ceny. he4 earoeehed the dying man saw| lt was found that Rose had effected ‘abl running away. He overhauled tim | an entrance into a hardware store at aftor a chase of a block. There was no No. 74 ‘d street, which adjolns a vagant lot. After filling a bag with loot | ead dn the arrest on che part of he climbed back to the lot and bien | The police say both Fitzpatrick and| hurled the bag of plunder over the Biahl were members vf the old terror- | fence. winking Moi aa gang which! SS =| ae Rod imp os e of wit Lest acd 0 comerrign one an ereas event epi into two anch Bpatric! Sas one of the ‘most unlawful of the| Te 6 STORE Ary mmseLr “gang.” On June 27 Inst he shot and} allied isract Molkaky, of No. & Ridge| } PER 0, | Street, because the latter attempted to Fesent an Inault to his wife, F'itzpat-! aT AE ne) nme «| OTETS. eh was lucky enough to escape o tw Youn. tion. Stahl, Nke his friends, main- tained a stiff upper lip when arrested POLICEMAN STOPS nts AG RRR | DRUNKENNESS CURED TO STAY CURED BY White Ribbon Remedy. No tnaie, No odor. Any woman can give it in gines of waier, ton, coffee or food without pa- tlent’s knowledge. White Ribbon Remedy will eure strov the diseased euettive for A plan to rob J. Jordan & Son's dry goods and clothing store, No, 2 Prince @treet, was frustrated early to-day by Up watehfulness of Patrolman William | © Hahn, of the Mulberry strest police @tation. While passing the store Hahn noticed | gentirmed thei %, “uppler, or er OF |, Tmposai ®Somebody moving in the wear part of | cate Lave ah atone tor bio the atore, The front door was locked | Houors after using White Ribbon Ne: vy, It has made many thousands and barred with wooded shutters, and | Sermanent cures. and In addition restores the vietim to normal health, steaAyi Maha ven down the sliey extending | ih) Vitren, inorecdine the will prove an jong the side of the building. He found | determination to resiat temptation. t five iron bars of the rear door through which the burglar or burglars entered. He blew his whistle and | Tales ter assistance had arrived a thorough A aaa oe oh ig on we oom ane pike as aes are . but in the hallway | pinion, on women's coats, Atty skirts, Atty | Bart qvatinate drunkarda: a have been many. I cheerfully recom- White Ribbon Remedy, to mive It to any drunkenness orig of trousers and one hundred shirts been bundled, ready to be taken | mend relative suffering fr Write br. W. R. Brows, 218 Tremont at. om the fire-escape, had been leaned sii plain “pegled. envelope. All. fetter ainist the rear fence, on the other | confi rote and destroyed soon a a: aie Of Which stood a pusheart. No trace | White Ribbon Remedy, price $1.00. by of the burglars could be found. | Slegel Cooper Co. Mrug Dept., 79c. away. An examination of the courtyard in| e rear showed that a lader, taken | “One thread does not make a rope.” Neither does one detail make a good shoe. There are 85 distinct parts in “ Merit” shoes and every single one of them is good, It has to be, to pass the 85 specifications under which all “ Merits” are made. Plump leather from Al hides for the stock, the same thing for vamp, top and tip. Nothing will do for the finag but the best bleached twill. The inner soles must be of gem or solid leather. wre 22,00 8 175.00 =o eel "=. eT Nee ee ee — — ae HE WORLD) WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1904. CHILDREN’S IMPORTED | LEATHER PURSES. with nickel- “plated frames and large embossed 100 Women’s Belts. | initials, any leter, ELASTIC BELTS. 1% inches wide good quality, seel back pieces and front buckles of pretty and effective design SILK TAFFETA AND PEAU DE SOIE BELTS, shirred and plaited, cut steel back pieces and front buckles to match; « varied Assortment, at, Dress Suit Cases, COWHIDE DRESS SUIT CASES, linen lined, leather pro- tected corners, inside straps, brass lock and catches or straps, hed handle; leather stitcl good v3, 90 value at 79e¢ | ISe ~ Engagement Rings ess Tiffany Setting. DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS; 14k gold, with solitaire, as illustrated; ENGAGEMENT RINGS, Tiffany setting, with one pearl, as illustrated 14k. gold mounting, &. 50 (Main Floor, Front, 18h 8t,) pe i RASS Grand Opera at Home Provided by the Colebrated Nachine, The remarkable fidelity with which TO Vietor Galking ook q , ing of musical an EEA tones gives it an appreciated superiority over all other makes. At an expense of only a few cents, with a VICTOR you can entertain your friends with the same grand opera they pay from $2.50-to $10.00 to hear at the Metropolitan Opera House. The VICTOR plays identically the same selections. Also a laugh with a favorite comedian or a selection by @ popular vocalist are at your command if you possess a VICTOR. The Victor Prices Range from $15.00 to $60.00, Any Size Will Be Sent to Your Home for $1.00, aq, payments brings the VICTOR within everybody, You can have a VICTOR ON 30 DAYS’ TRIAL. All you need do is to pay down $1.00, We will then deliver to your home, (owl ey. live within our wagon delivery territory, one VICTOR MACHINE (any size you select) AND 12 RECORDS. At the end of the thirty days you are to begin to make small monthly payments as agreed upon until the machine is paid for in full We are warranted in making this exceptionally advantageous offer only because we are positive that the VICTOR will give complete satisfaction. New Records Added Daily, Old Records Exchanged for New Ones, Our system of exchanging records enables one to keep up with all the latest selections. We take in exchange old VIC- TOR, Zonophone or Columbia disc records, as long as they are not broken. Further informatign will be cheerfully given at the Talking Machine Scudio, Third Floor, East, for Maids, Nurses sortments, No leather bits welted together will do for heels, as in the ordinary $2.50 shoe —nothing but the best of good well-tanned solid leather and so on to the smallest detail. The result'is a shoe that we Pye to wear as long as any shoe on ¢ market, regardless of name or price, “The Sussex” The Sussex (shown here) is made for service, Blucher style, full rounded toe, comfortable, stylish, substantial. Heavy "hencalf, twosthinda bellows tongue, (waterproof), ‘Wrest meas © “Beaty” shove sand for our rw catalog. Mall Order Dept. 109 Summer #., Boston, Mass. ERIT” 50 SHOES® 2 Pie STORES IN THE PRINCIPAL CITIES erated ina manner. with hem, a med waists, MAIDS MAIDS AND WAITRESSES’ DRESSES of washable patterns; full skirts with deep hem effect—wain and skirt separate trimmed, NURSES’ REGULATION and plain colors: extra full shirt with deep hem. MAIDS AND WAITRESSES APRONS of fine | CHILDREN’S AND MISSES’ IMPORT. Gxeellent House Garments & Wattresses, Properly designed house- wear for maids, nurses and waitresses in beautiful as- most complete throughout, is remarkable for the eminent superiority of styles materials, with prices mod- MAIDS DRESSES of fine percale. in th & variety of unusually desirable pat- terns in both light and dark; wide skirts neatly trim: 950 AND WAITRESSES’ DRESSES of fine percale. in prety black and white stripes; exra full t. shirt with deep hem and ss effectively trimmed waists, sos, ine —— in pretty, clean, neatly trimmed MAIDS’ AND WAITRESSES DRESSES of Sea Island percale, in two-piece fi embroidery won ff Wo CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER DTORE ‘THE BIG STORE ACITY INITSELY G -o NEW YORK. Double “S, & H,” Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from 8.30 Till 12 o’Clock. There- after, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. Children’s & Wrist Bags. ‘ | Misses’ Purses | wisses AND CHILDREN'S IM- | PORTED LEATHER WRIST BAGS, leather handles lined with Whue Kid, inside coin com: partment, embossed figures and designs ina dozen styles, These ED LEATHER | make very dainty and useful gifts PURSES, with Choice of the aanortment, \ 50c leather handles or chains in | WRIST BAGS of walrus grain many quaint | leather, black brown or tan, and attractive | nicely lined, inside coin purse, designs, includ- | nickel frames, braided leather 4 9 i handles with Vienna handle cap, # OC ing as Dw fet Boner | WOMEN'S WRIST. BAGS of walrus grain leather, black brown. of tan, assorted gilt or gun metal frames; bags contains purse and card case and salts bottle and many have the double frame now so lar} 8-inch sizes, with strong aided handles, 89 at statement, with Women’s Kersey Coats. WOMEN'S STYLISH KERSEY COATS; a variety of most desirable styles of superior quality Kersey in black or castor. in neat tailor- made styles, many with fancy capes and others with military epaulettes. All are lined through- out with heavy quality of satin and many are tastefully trimmed with fancy silk braids, Qbomen’s Silk-Lined Voile Skirts Offered Speeral for Go-Worrow Made of g 7.50 A Stirring Sale of Leather Soo ee fs vf Chat Promises to Setipse Ai Previous Gvents of Its Hind. “Not only do the offerings ceem with innumerable attractions in the way of irresistible values, but coming as they do right at the outset of Christmas shopping, throngs will undoubtedly parchase for future presentation. Ghe Sale Offers at Remarkable Prices Women's Wrist Bags, Misses’ Wrist Bags, Children’s Fancy Leather Purses, Men’s Coin Purses of English Hogskin, As Well as Many Other Useful Articles in Leat Men’s Card Cases, her, Included also will be found: . ‘ Imported Silk Opera Bags, Photograph Frames, Women’s Belts and Suit Cases. The Main Alsle—the place of honor—has been given over to this all-important event, 98e WRIST MEN’ BAGS White Wrist Beye, | SERS GA8O ANG Lita fog a pede tt IM. * | And pigskin over a dozen de- . | & aot = brown tn PORTED | rable styles to select from, at ob ree a ee in THE | AN Ny TECTIRNMN card cise and WRIST BAGS Photograph Frames ry hu ‘ purse. Gérman linedwith white | ‘ AN silver frames, Moire silk, con " ake jun met> taining leather | al, sik moire j, Coin purse and lined throughout. Braided leather Li or plain Vienna handles 2,95 sls bene clasp top with turquoise stones Opera Rags, SILK OPERA BAGS, in « large assortment of designs, nicely lined, fancy gilt bars and draw strings, 500 SILK OPERA BAGS imported; the new square shape on Collap- sible Gilt Frames, beautiful shades and design sik draw cords; ‘exceptional value at carefully tailored. 1.35 875 CvenOhe Big Store ever Before Stated a Better Value. In this instance the price 1s so wonderfully low that the average woman will hardly credit the Therefore we invite you to come and see for yourself what superior are offering at $8.75. These Skirts are made in a fashion which characterizes those for which ordinarily you would have to pay twice the quoted price. quality black French Voile in seven he flare style, prettily trimmed as illustrated ands of taffeta and silk ornaments, made with inverted plait back and over ruffled heavy taffeta drop, carefully tailored, Also Chis Suit Speotal, WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS of excellent quality panne cheviot in black or brown. Neat coat style; lined with heavy taffeta, has fly Front, mannish notch collar and leg-o'-mutton sleeve. Skirt is in seven gore knee kilted style with inverted pleat back, (Women's Outer Apparel Sections, Becond Floor, Front.) ik chain; curb pattern, Men's Card Cases, MEN'S CARD CASES, Coin tonal conte iad hag signs, of real ide ih hogan; wel end pond made, with leather stitching; choice of the assortment at velvet; all the newest shades of brown, red, » etc; plaited and shirred, 450 Wedding Rings. WEDDING 'RINGS in 14k. 18k and 22 gold, weight CD i" 225 7 18k, ranging in price according to at" 200 to 10.00 CD * bogey Price according 4, 25 is 72 (Main Floor Fron Women’s and Misses’ Ciderdown Sacgues and Robes In Yoat, Servicoable Styles. Winter's cold blasts creep in under doors and over window sills, bringing influenza and pnew- oile Skirts we ing Sacques and Bath Robes. They will keep away the chills, cling warmly and comfortably 5.75 16.50 bring them within the means of all. Women’s Dressing Sacques, ‘WOOL EIDERDOWN DRES$ING SACQUES with round collar and crochet edge colors O90 WOOL RIPPLE EIDE! WN _ DRESSING SACQUES. in large pointed colla, pretly appliqued, DO@ WOOL RIPPLE EIDERDOWN DRESSING SACQUES, with large sailor collar, handsomely ap- y/ 50 pliqued in black and popular colors, ad 6 Women's Bath Robes. ee. perio as Hap ROBES, La ey de; collar, kimono sleeves, sil PLAIN AND RIPPLE EIDERDOWN BATH ROBES in an aa large as Many desirable wie i cetmaal nie 4, 50001800 Misses’ Bath Robes. WOOL RIPPLE bengal BATH ROBES in ‘all we geen oO 2,504 250 Vici Kid Button and Lace Shoes with patent leather tips, all sizes, Women’s Shoes at 1.95 A large assortment of good shoes in mos every style, suitable for sreet and cress wear, all sizes and widths. Women’s House Slippers at 25¢ Black Felt Slippers. with Felt Soles, in all sizes, This showing, and most attractive 1,25 1.50 Shoes in the market, Sood Fall & Winter Shoes The Consolidated Shoe Stores on the Second Floor offer an- other series of special bargains to-morrow. Women's Shoes at 1,39 | Boys’ Shoes at 98c Good wearing satin calf lace SHOES, A remarkable with stout soles; all sizes, saving in price. Girls’ Shoes at 98c All sizes up to 2 in vick kid button and lace SHOES with spring heels; also some box calf shoes that are worth even more Children’s Shoes, special at 49c All perfect shoes for the lutle ones; we have too many size 6 and 61-2) @ | big bargain to all wearing these sizes. A Pair of SHOE TREES Will Be Presented Gratis During This Week to Every Purchaser of ‘‘*Foot Mould’”’ Shoes. for either Men or VWomen, the best of all monly 3,00 Important Sale of Sweaters for Women, Misses & Children Ip is not alone the athletic-in- clined who appreciate warm, | Winter-weight Sweaters, but also those who desire to bef warmly clad on their jaunts to the stores and the misses and children who delight in them for school wear, Siocks we show comprise wide ranges of | good styles and qua ties at such hile prices as meet the cemands | of all. Women's Knitted Bouse Sweaters. Are of extra heavy quality. with high neck and full blouse. These garmen:s are in exceptional y prety stitch with ribbed collar and cuffs Women find in this showing mos attractive values oe 195 W'sses’ Knitted Swoatere, } Of extra heavy quality in either | the popular blouse or Norfolir styles, finished with a pretty soech, | Extra Speetal in Women’s | Sweaters. | Comprising & large atortment in either blouse of Norfolk sryles in all the popular weaves and col- ort. Sweaters that are superior In all the the and in yt in every respect and values at 275, 350, 3.95, 450 and 5.50. range 14k ranging in price according to monia. Avoid the ills by wearing warm Dress- to the body and are so moderately priced. as to