The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1905, Page 6

EATH CHARGED TO-BLACK HAND "Mathews of Univer-|Ferlazza Expires from Wound Ghioago Declares that! Agoidentally Received While G Story of Adam and) Arming Himself for Visit to Manhattan. FORCES ONLY AL HE:AND BROTHERS GOT N PRODUCE LIFE, THREATENING LETTER. lustively Into Prob: Says Mankind May Took Revolver for Defense Against Possible Attack and| Weapon Went Off, Bullet En- tering His Abdomen. tfioially, cv t-Did yi and| Nicolo Ferlazsa, of No, 72 Flushing i avenue, Brooklyn, & wealthy Mallar, , origin: ied to-day in the Brooklyn Hospital, | Feied” Geashae: etiestiona from @ bullet wound in the abdomen of Chicago students are in which his brothers charge indirectly to feenpy, A hundred pros- | % Bleck Hand agency, While examining j fa "gathéred in the | the, pistol. which was to protect him ‘ oom, Prot, against the threatened aesaults on the , arsed em pare te ‘f eoclety it went off accidentally, declare Le Enya i Ferlazza and tis brothers have a large that there Waa) susiness at No, Te and a wholesale ae One rea On ok | Stocery store at Nos, 20-200 Flushing ‘ confide ee weet @venub, They live et No, %6 Linden ao atreat, Got Threatening Letter, A short time before Christmas An- tonlo Ferlazza, one of the brothers, re- celved the following ‘etter which was signed ‘From the Black Hand’ and written in a eorawly Italian hand: “I would have sent you a letter a couple Of weeks ago and got your address out of the telephone book, If you want to live bring $00 to One Hundred and Second atrest and First avenue, Man- hattan, on Deo, 26, If not your life is short as will be your brothers.” The Ferlagza family, already shaking with fear that the Black Hand would find them out, @imost grew panic- stricken upon tho receipt of the letter, ‘They determined to stand the black- mail and prepared to follow out the di- Tections of the letter. But the next day aA by their friends, they changed thelr! minds, Nothing was done and the police, having heard of letter, ‘wal brothers, thinking they Would pay’ the money, ‘Weapon Went Off by Accident, Last Saturday Nicolo hed an ongage- ment in Mannattan, and he was pene one of ‘his brothers gave him a P lol _to ward off the blackmallers it hey should attack him, In handiin, the weapon, which was new to him, {i He was taken to the Brooklyn nees were taken for Whe Professor, The story of ‘of Adam and Eve, ho de- em mythical, He refused to Ho stated his beliet that | ehomical forces acting under pay conditions could pro- ‘encounted for the origin | ive as follow finally happened. Life is certain onganic compounda, Were mate shew could not be made by ‘These ‘are two facts which practi- ro us of jhe ultimate artl- nat ot matter,” he DEATH TO GIRL Dr. Pasternak Says Fatal End- Ing of Patient’s Illness Was Largely Due to. Negligence of Health Board Employees, CHILO HAD MEASLES, AND THEN PNEUMONIA, To Fumigate Room for Former Disease, Patient Was Re- Moved at Crisis of Latter, and Her Death Followed, ‘The Boanl of Health has been charged with contributory negligence in causing the death. of Miss Mille Schomberg, eighteen years old, of No. 181 Dldridge street, by Dr, I, EB, Pasternak, of No, ¥1 Second avenue, He has filed a cer- tifleate to that effect with Dr. Alonzo Blauvelt, Chief of the Sanitary Squad, who refused to accept It, saying it was @ cago for the Coroner and not for the Board of Health. According to Dr. Pasternak, as the case was not one of accidental death, nor one where the deceased had died before a physician was tn attendance twenty-four hours, it properly belonged to tho jurisdiction of the Boant of Health. Unless the Boal accepts the certificate as filed, it is the intention of Dr, Pastemmak to ask for @ mandamus compelling such action, ‘The complaining doctor says that when he was caljed in to attend his patient on Deo, 21 sho was suffering from measles, He notified the Board of Health, and was told that when he re- ported the case as cured they would fumigate the room in. which the girl was, A week ago last Tuesday, tt ts sald, a squad of Health Department men went to the girl's home and re- moved her from a warm bed to a cold room during the three hours in which they were fumigating the place, The girl lay shivering in her mother's arms all this time, She was then re- covering from ah attack ‘of pnetimonia which followed the measles, ‘I'he physician claims that he was not con- sulted by the Health Board at any time, He says that within the next thirty- aix hours the girl was ‘atrioken with double pneumonia, which was ene about by the criminal negligence of the department, She died at in yester- day. The charge was then filed, Mr, Doole, pital, where ho lingered until to-day, y On_ corporal punishment, wife beatin, and spanking in next Sunday's World Divide $5,000,000 Estate \eir Mother's Death, of John. Mollenauer, an aie died on Dec, &1, day in the Burrogate's Court, ‘bulk of his property goes ‘and, at her death, to be ; three sons and one fourth son, John Willlam dp practically out off, his dife he is to have an & year, The estate has 4 value of $5,000,000, nd. Distton, Deteeling, we gRe and M00, ret of John Will- ive $25,000 to be held in reach the age of twen- iter who will divide on the death of their moth- igh, Frode D,, Henry ENEWS SUIT BEDFORD ESTATE. ———$—<$<<— Fand Left by Mother- i a London for ine Falvo Heir, tov of Gunning 8, Bedford a4 this morning before Referee at No, 62 William street, ning of hor wult growing husband's will, d asserts that her hus- was valued at more than Mpyleag than its actual value and Sete Was pald accordingly too little, Mhat Bugcne L. Bush, ex- They bronchitis, built me uy to health. It is a tev. H, R. C, Chui troubles, We take bite stort im’ thet he sults."-—Mr, and Mrs, one-half of the eztate, 6th St, New York, ‘to $100,000 In personal 000 in real estate, She ins to tb i" and Bronchitis Prevents Pneumonia. STRENGTHENS AND BUILDS UP THE SYSTEM, Read What “Linonine cured me of an attack of medicine, which I am pleased to ree- “Linonine Is a sure cure for lung give it to our little boy in preference to anything else, it !s so sure tn Its re. “Linonine cured me of chronic bron- chitls of long standing.”"—Jerome Plun- kett, 102 Greenwich Ave, N. Y, Clty, ALL DRUGGISTS, soc and $1.00. Say: |p and restored me TO KILL GERMS lt will cost you nothing to visit ‘The Palace of Mirth’? in our sixth floor Audi. torium. It contains the crystal maze, musical telephones, distorting mirrors and the cave of the winds, There’s a laugh at every step, There’s sidesplitting fun You'll Have a Lot of Fun in “The Palace of M for everybody, and it’s all absolutely harmless, Every shopper in New Yorkiwho comes downtown Saturday should come to The 14th Street Store for a goodrtime, whether she comes to make a purchase or not, Get Free Tickets at Any Exchange Desk in the Store Malin Floor. wil lust as correct a pulr of lenace aa st 18 possible for i eto ye Yous Wal fara, Ad it Guid-tued and give yo rot ‘glaunen ‘that exclu Alve" Ucwlers would charge 2.60 fore Our price ta 1.00, Double B,& M.Blue Trading Stamps till 12 o’clock, then Single Stamps till the Store closes. Full books redeemed in our Premium Exhibit Room, Sth Floor Toys at Half Price The lot includeg/our entire stock of| Mechanical Toys, Iron Toys, Hhair Horses, Cows, Sheep, Dressed Dalle, Undressed Dolls, Wagons, Automobille: Furniture. Desks, Etc, Prices Assuring the Quick and Positive Clearance of Men’s Winter Clothing Have Been Posted Our Entire Stock of Men’s Winter Clothing has been inspected, re-assorted and re-arranged, and'now we're ready to toss all that remains into the January Clearance Sale at prices astonishingly ‘small in spite of this being the time of year when low prices prevail. Many will tell of reductions, but none will meet these surprising sacrifices No matter what a garment cost or how good it looks to us it will be found sharply cut when you come here to-morrow. Read: 095 2 Men’sSuits that sold all season for 10.50. all season for 15.00. all season for 7.50. Cheviots, Worsteds, Worsteds, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Thibets, Homespuns, Cheviots, Cheviots, Splendidly Tweeds, and Silk Tailored Thibets Worsteds Men's Overcoats Will Go, Too Men’s Overcoats made in the long, loose effects, and the niedi. um, sensible lengths of the best fabrics, such as frieze, melton, kersey in black and blue, vicuna and fancy mixtures. Not all fabrics at every price, but a very choice selection in each at these reductions; Spa TON All Overcoats All Overcoats All Overcoats that sold for $10 that sold for 12,50 that sold for $15 go in this sale at { } goin this sale at @ go in this sale at e@ S ; Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats Young Men’s Suits that sold for 8.50, now §.98 | Young Men’s Overcoats that sold for 5,98, now 3.06 Young Men’s Suits that sold for 10,00, now 7,80 | Young Men's Overcoats that sold for 7.50, now 6,00 Young Men's Suits that sold for 12.50, now 8,60 | Young Men’s Overcoats that sold for $10, now 7,50 f Boys’ Winter Clothing Greatly Reduced In boys’ clothing our stock of double breasted, Norfolk, Buster brown and Sailor Suits is still complete and our stock of boys’ Overcoats intact. On both suits and overcoats these reductions have Leen made: Boys’ 3.98 Suits and Overcoats now 1.95 Boys’ 5,98 Suits and Overcoats now 2,95 Boys’ Hats: 25¢c | Fresh Meats Ice Skates ‘hird Floor, January clearance sale of §| PURE LEAP ERS LAMB, LARD, ¥ boys’ and youths’ felt hats of all descri FRESH RA B~ | pound... La 10 Takd Best tions, We can assure you that these hats | BITS, per 90) | SHOULDERS of are not worth Jess than 1,00, ‘and some OLLING 4g) hoe per are valued up to 1,50, Your choice of | FOWL, per lb, PHILA, SCRAP. the alpine BReENa Toe PLY, shape and | FOWL, per poung ni 98c for Women’s ind ae DRY PIGKHD | BEER ROASL 1.50 Ice Skates Gate tele | TURKRYS, 48 | Pegg cre escope” in | Long Ji WYO P'BTRLOIN 85c for Men's 1.25 the “fashion. | PORK, ben on Ice Skates i able shades, | Hou seit FRAN KYUR- | pound,........ ‘These men’s skates are all-clam Also boys’ | US. | CORNED 'Bbnr i P derbies in | AGS, “ptr TONGUES, -gQ) | |}4nd nickel plated. brown and | USN aik y | NATVERGMES jifonn: | SAUBAGES, 7 | CORNED Biwp, eral different | per i394) whole adil styles in all "RUSH LITLLH | pet pound, ,..,, sizes, These hats are all made of pure Bg HAM, 12 werd Cane ae felt and are trimmed with silk, To make in nnd edd BIRLOIN or TOP ROUND | LEGS CANADA MUTTON Fruits BWHET POTA- T the variety complete we have added 27 dozen felt sailor hats in several different shades, including white, brown, navy and red, trimmed with all silk 5 Sweaters | Third Floor \69¢ for Boys! Sweaters, all wool, value 1.00. 1.98 for Men’s Sweat. side bows and back streamers; your choice,, RED ONIONS, fine large Con+ hectiouts, bush el, 1.00 Razors at 45c Main Floor. Buy now while we are clearing out 100 dozen fine 1,00 and ate hpecaepe AT; BX Huatt’ pases 9 WEMONS, fancy large Messinas, i combinations. prepa eo8 and 4,00 stock, Sate Playing Cards 10¢ for Playing Cards, heavy enamel finish, asserted backs, value 25¢c, Dog Collars 25¢e for 50c and 75c ers of pure worsted, plain colors and Balance of our 3.00 |. PEPPER SKEY, gal., REAM, O it N NSYLYA- NIA, a perfect, | #1. toh ‘and melioW | bottle... vo wiiskey; gal- | CALIFORNIA 1.50 razors of the famous Wade | !on, 83.50; case, | POR'T or SHER. De é . \ i Y WINE, ver log Collars, all sizes, chamois and & Butcher,George Wostenholm eee ott 90 Peal Neen flannel lined, with ‘heavy nickel 8 . H'S GOLD. | BVing Contos; 15) Ballon, ey, WEDDING # 50,81 Kal 85 trimmings. BN Us RYE,a fully aged J. T, Scott, Ern, Hill and other | makes at 4$e, Each is Teady | for use, and ‘thoroughly TONED GE @le for 50c Razor Strops made of | Key; gaslou, PT—Bxtry qual; gars heavy leather with canvas back, hand | 82.86; 0a9@ ig, Bt Jul 25 sewed, leather bandie and patent | 80.50; full gg Be bottle... , Mail Orders Filled, Swing hook. qt. bottle... XtT a quailty (One to a customer.) fintandel, ge 1,39 for box of 25 ‘Lord aon —* ayy Palmerston’ Perfeotos, made in t ‘wad peas ; r Nene go ‘beret, 45 Key West; Clear Havanas; value il W: Ww Gallon’ prices, 1.59 for box of 25 ‘John e atch No 7 ¥40, 820, | Grinert, clear Havana filler een Sold at 6.50 MPORT 6.50 for Men’s Gold Filled | PORT or SHER fectos; regular value 260, 2.59 forbox of 50 Puritanos | 1,08 > | 8c, und,..... 65 - | A pure extract of good, wholesome J, Lynch, Pastor rch, Danbury Ct, it ourselves and 5B. Crane, 241 W, LANADAMALT, x uet; the very beet of Concha Bouquet; value 8,50, RY WINE, trom Watches, 16 size, heavily engraved Hunte | Bundeman,’ Hock ing Case, guaranteed to wear 10 years, | & Co. Oporto, | strength « giving 3.00 for box of 50 Martinez Fitted with a reli | Rortus nn | tonic for the con; | famous “Grantiza,” Londres elo, able jewelled moves | R300 200 | ererent BMG | List prico, 4.00. 1.49 for box of 50 Blue Btamp Cigars, Bach band is a blue wading stamp, Value 2,00, 1,49 for box of 50 Battle Axe Perfectos, ment, This is the same kind of a watch that exclusive | RNY, jewellers ask 10.00 for; ourspecial price Our Pure Food i Reb ark Lunch Room, Baath none ae John 2 PVE Con Home 6th Floor Pipe Clearance y / eni's o Mille If you want an inexpensive lunch 1.74 and 2.00 for Imported Hunting Case, war- years and fitted with a reliable 7-jewelled American standard movement, Every piece fully tested and regulated, Value 8,50, Main Floor. ranted to wear 10 |, of purest food, carefully cooked and daintily served, visit our lunch room on the Sixth Floor, adjoining the Grocery Department, v faa ta Ada baa i. i A ih 2 he i Aa.) Mecrschaum Pipes, bought for the holiday trade, Price cut trom 4.00 and 8,00, 48c for French Briar Pipes with “bees French bit, extra large 39c for Men’s Bosom Shirts That Sold from 50c to $1.00 Main Floor, In this lot there are 100 dozen bosom Shirts that men will wear With comfort and pleasure, ‘They are laundered and ready to put on, Being made of percale, one of the most popular of materials, and open front and 39 rd ‘back (open back wil th pleated ~ bosoms), they will bein great demand, While there is great variety of 6 x from 14 to 17 Inches, there is not every While they last these 0c, to 1,00 Shirts wi 89c for Men’s 50c and 75c Negligee Shirts, new 1905 styles, made of fine printed cheviots, without cuffs, Also fine plaited bosom made ot percale, without cuffs, Every shirt excellently made, , 69¢c for Men’s 1.00 and 1.25 Negligee . i Shirts in new, fresh patterns, all 1905 style, They are made and finished in a very superior manner, Size 14 to 17 Inches, /Mlso with this lot we shall offer 25 dozen sample negligee shirts, Some with cuffs attwched, Some without cuffs, in size 15% only, P 69e for Men’s 1,00 White Laundered Full Dress Sitirts. They 4 have full sized bodies, linen bosoms, thoroughly well made, perfect fitting, open back and front, Also open beck and closed front, Men’s Pajamas and Knit Urderwear 69c for 1.00 Domet Flannel Pajamas, heavy’ weight, fine quality. They are cut full size, excellently made and finished, ; 89e for 2,00 Portsmouth Mills Underwes.r, congisting of fine ribbed wool shirts and drawers, strictly high grade goods, Cumel’sy hair and natural colors, Sizes are a little broken, 4.19 for 1.50 to 2.25 Root’s Tivoli Underwear. Thesoure our regular numbers of Root's Tivoli Underwear in fine natural woolsandycamelig, bain, Shirts only, single or double back and front, Sizes areibrpken, No Damp Feet If You Wear Dr. Arthur 5.00 Shoes at 2.85 Third Floor, colt, Two styles of Congress shoes—one of vici kid, the other of caltskin. The sives are from 6 to 12, and the widths Cto EE, This is a fine 5.00 shoe at $2.86. Men’s 3.50 Shoes at 1.95 Bates’ 3,50 Shoes for men, all new] Bates’ modern laste with Goodyear welt |g.90 amd 3,50 soles, They are made of patent |coliskin with light and winter weight i Sizes 6 5 to] Tl, widths C to EE. Our price 1. z F Men's 3.00 Regent Shoes, made of box calf, patent: coitykin: andtovhat’ \dd, All have winter weight Goodyear welled soles on the very newest lasts, Meee AU itis C te Bi Our price 1.96, ttf with a) Women’s Shoes 1.95 for Women’s 2.50 to 3.50 Shoes. A dozen different styles. They are built on the very newest of lasts, latest heels, newest sha Leathers are vici kid and patent coltskin, Sizes are from 2% to 8, widths B to Parents Will Reap Big , ‘Profits in Our January Clearance of Girls’ and Misses’ Garments Prices are lower in this sale than they have been at any timer since the winter season began—so much lower that former quota. tions seem extravagant, Those who need apparel for the coming # Second Moor, cold months should not miss these savings. 1.98 for Girls’ 3,98 Long Coats, made of heavy plain cheviots, in blue, brown, green, Oxford or red, and have military cape and storm collar, All sizes, from 6 to 14 years, 2.98 for Girls’ 4,98 Long Coats, made of zibelines Of melions, in a variety of styles and colors, ‘Well made and beautifully trimmed, Sizes 6 to 14 years, Girls’ 7.98 full length Coats, made of all- wool zibeli ly trimmed with velvet piping, or 4 ind several rows of narrow gle or Jeeves; 3 98 the colors are the newest Havana brown, e navy or cadet blue, oxblood and myrile green, When you see thiscoat thelow price will surprise you, 6.98 for Girls’ 9.98 Velvet Coats, full length, A very pretty model, lined throughout with palo blue, Colors are brown, blue and green, Sizes 6 to 14 years. 76e for Girls’ 1.98 Dresses, in all the pretty bright plaids and checks, All neatly trimmed, full skirts and lined. Sizes 6 to 14 years. 3.98 for Girls’ 7,98 All-wool Dresses, made of fine cash. ! meres, novelty goods, fancy materials and plain cheviots in every conceivable color: and daintily trimmed with laces, ribbons and fancy braid, Misses’ Suits and Coats These handsome 12,98 Suits for Misses will be sold at 6,98, It seems a pity to cut the regular price, because they would easily bring that figure, but the inexorable rule of January clearance is that nothing shall be excepted, ‘The materials are all wool suilings, Scotch mixtures and fall 6 fancy zibelines, in all the new colorings, ‘There are two smart e * models to select from. ‘The coals are long and loose or tight fitting, velvet trimmed, Skirts are plailed, Sizes from 12 to 18, Ey 9.98 for Misses’ 18,98 Kersey Coats, 45 inches long. Some trimmed with a rich shade of green velvet, Othera all black, strapped seams and lined throughout with heavy satin, 7.98 for Misses’ 12,75 Coats, made of all-woo! zibeline, in brown or blue, They are made automobile style, with pil ie sleeve and heavily stitched, Velvet collar and cuffs, full plait in back, with belt, three-quarter length, i) Cart