The evening world. Newspaper, April 17, 1905, Page 7

7 INVALID FOUND DEAD ON ROOF Body of John Nichols Discovered by Terrified Tenants of Ad- Jening = Bullding §~=Swinging from Ctothes Pole. : i » J. Howtele, of No, 600, notified, The man went to and there identified the body at that of John Nichole, wh» vod the third floor with hia wife ind three sons, The janitor told Mrs, n7iti aekk Nichola of her husband's death and/ ghe went with him to the roof, Michots wea fifty-three years old and was Geeply religious. For several years Be had been unable to work on account ef @ physical infirmity, but his sons Gupported him in a home the sur- rounuiniga of which were entirely leas at At é o'clock this morning Nichol: @rose and left his room, When he was Bot ween at breacfast time his witp felt worned and was about to Institute @ seatoh when the janitor knocked at the door and asked her to accomrany him to the roof. At the sight of the body Mra Nichols collapsed. pee IOS For Facts and Figures See the 1905 World Almanac. PE RAREST AEE TT ENDED HIS LIFE WITH GAS TUBE Manufacturer Rothstein, Appar- ently Prosperous and Happy, Kills Himself in Storeroom of His Business Place. Morris Rothstein, a manufacturer of Madies’ shirt waists at No. 65-67 Enst Wiahth street, who lived at No, 67 Bathgate avenue, Bronx, was found ead to-day in the astoreroom of his place of business. A gas tube, one end of which had been fas! was hold between his had been dead for some Rothstein employed seventy-five men and women, Having several big or out he asked them to work and most of them were in the store during the morning. When they left In the afternoon Rothstein re- mained behind to lock up, He then went into the storeroom and, after fastening the rubber tube to the gas jet and turning on the gas he lay on a big cutters table, There his boly was found, Rothstein appar- ently did @ prosperous business, He leaves a widow and two ahildren, WOMAN MUST DIE ON THE GALLOWS. The Pennsylvania Court Dectdes | Agatnust Mrs, Dans, Convicted of Husband's Murder, ADDLPHIA, April 1.~The Bu prem@ Court to-day by @ vote of 4 to |@ decided that Mis, Catharine Dang |must hang for dim murder of her hus- | band. NEW PUBLICATIONS, manufacturi: have made possible, problem of Superfluous | NEW PUBLICATIONS, Tt was tion, calle pit. Cat. pills, te | of | Passa, ty @ both used | say Th but ft then 200 lwety old. tache, ves Ore ‘Yped clothing of good matet iKills Germs of Catarrh nica, thi yeland, d my life, 1 be offer fMelent Hyomet catarrh longer tained Stee Intenietaieiee na ntaainmaasa ane DIED, UNIDENTIFIED. Body of Man, Found in Bplileptic Fit, Taken to Morgue, The body of an unidentified man was | taken from Gouverneur Hospital to- day to the Morgue to awalt Identifica- suffering from what the physicians believe to have been an attack of epilepsy, was found early to-day in front of No. 126 Henry etreet The man, who telephoned An d and and w dressed in Hyomel Goes to the Root of the Dis- caeo snd Makes Asionishing Cures. arrh cannot be cured by liquid medicines and so-called Under ouch treatment 1 multiply. Hyol i@ the only eolontifie or ough way "to eure. eatatehs iting. the rms In tho passages it enters the ood with the oxygen, destroys the mi- crobes in the blood and effectually drives from the system all traces of oatarrbal Doleon. ‘Thousands Le" Rondu 70, Western Oo, writes: "I believe am better now been in thirty Many ears. in’ England and France, treates. mae for catarrh, but I was not cured until I Hyomet, Probably the strongest evidence that oan an to the powers of Hyomel to jcure Catarra 4 the fact that Hogeman & i agree to refund jhe money if you yomel has not cui complete Hyomei outht costs but 00, consisting of an inhaler, dropper and to last seve: for chr extra bottles of for 60e. Broadway and all ardern filed promptly, ambulance wae was taken to the hos here he died a few hours later, man waa @bout fifty-five years brown eyes, dark hair and mus-| Sept of the germs o¢ testimonials have been Given as to the astonishing cures made by tha temed| re. in ordain cases, ated casos “ot aa ag, | “dHegeman & Co,, The Corporation, branches, Police se of aysteen the air avenue, rome! an doctors weeks. ‘a NEW PUBLICATIONS. comes a message to every woman who ever heard the word “BUTTERICK” Announcement of one of the most radical moves in the history, of paper Beokanls A year ago we moved into our new building—the Beh ectly equipped and publishing plant in the whole world. our products by placing us in command of every known improvement in modern processes of manufacture, The building is so big, it has taken us a year to get settled in it, Now we are ready to give you the first one of the money-savings which our huge plant most uilt to lessen the cost of - AFTER TO-DAY ALL BUTTERICK Patterns Reduced to 10c., 15c. and 2Oc. No need to tell the millions of users of Butterick Patterns the world over what this means for them, The same Butterick quality—bettered—the same Butterick guaranty of up-to-dateness in fashions—the same Butterick perfection of fit—at a lessened cost to all of us! Tue DetrineaTor for May tells the story in CS, 9 usual number: the latest Stocks and Collars; “The Making of a Housewife,” told serially but each chapter complete in itself as a Bore a0 to the young housekeeper; “Good, Looks,” which th Flesh; many interesting special articles for every member of the family and she-. stories worth reading. All in all avfu// magazine—read it! ives the season's new and tempting styles in un- is month solves the WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, APRIL. 17, WOMEN BOWL FOR PRIZES. Guente of Bronx following won the valuable prizes fered for the highost scores: ub Enter specint Content. Jtou, Mise Meischmann, Miss Harras, The Wodnesday Night Bowling Club, | Miss Wrost, Mrs, Moody, Mra, Aust of the Bronx, held a reception and bow!- |Miss Kiligom, Miss Cobbert, Miss H. Ing cont Saturday night. Anril 1h, ner, Biss See irs, Scheib, at the Cri Casino alleys, One Hun-|Gootzer, Miss Rose, Miss O'Rour dred and Sixty-ninth street and Union | Mra, Pfau, Miss Mayer, Miss Glockr avenue, the Bronx. Miss Stamin, Miss Hull and Miss The Indy guests were permitted to | Jones. NO CONNECTION WITT! ANY OTHER STOR ‘THE BiG STORE ACITY IN ITSELF SIEGE OOPERG SIXTH AVE. pear WS°SISTSTS. NEW YORK, DOUBLE TradingStamps MorningsUntil120°Clock, Single Stamps Thereafter Until Closing Hour. Prano Recital Go- Morrow. Master Hans Barth, the wonderful young piano virtuoso, of whom it has re- peatedly been said that his name some day will be mentioned with that of Mozart, Beethoven and Liszt, will render the following programme on an “Erard’’ Plano inthe New Art Piano Auditorium, Fifth Floor, to-morrow at 3 o'clock:— 1, Bonata, Opue 97, No. 2 (Mognitant) Chopin Chopin ph Chopin Chopin Gaster Offerings At Che Bug Store. JUESDAY is always a profoundly interesting day atthe Siegel Cooper Store. To-morrow it will be more than usually so because of the proximity of Easter, and the preponder- ance of extra special values that are offered, Torday’s announcement is merely an index of what some of the various Departments have to offer. The store in its en- tirety is simply fascinating, a vast bustling centre of current re- tail attractions. 5.00 He and $10.00 TRIMMED 250 8. Gonas Witheut Words) Cea oer ‘Mendelesohn No. 49, Boat Song. No, 80, Spring Bone. 84, Spinning Sone. ‘The Nigbtingale.. se... oes Whappodite Hongrolse, No. 2. Opus 70, No, Opus 64, No. Opus 10, No. tude, Opne a6; No: 9: Etude, Opus 26; No. 125 2 Va vi \¢ | WOMEN'S PERCALE TS—Our exclusive line, | SACQUES, ines 39Ie Wo) ARTIFICIAL ROSES — Paris gow! EN'S LAWNKIMONO Importation, bunch, Ns, 59e CHILDREN'S WASHABLE Be VES DMILLINERY 9.5 | DRESSES of percale and gingham OO |CHILDREN'S SUSPENDER MEN'SDERBIES and SOFT 7 (7 GRESSES of chaniron 69e RRB canst. S-PIECE GARDEN SETS—Reke, Hoe PATENT LEATHER KID 7 oo ne 27e, 48o & 1.00 id ioe. large rt a i Hea tan man’ 750 UNIVERSAL LAWN 9 65)" MOWERS, 14 in. G EXTRA FANCY SHORE UNIVERSAL LAWN 9 opis) MACKEREL 5b pl 8S5e ¢ IMPERIAL PORT OR SHERRY, 500 3.15) 5 MOWERS, 16 in. size, BOHEMIAN EXPORT BEER, UNIVERSAL LAWN MOWERS, 18 in. size, HENNESSY 1887 VINTAGE 430, COGNAC, bottle, MODEL REFRIGERATO! No. Ss 7,00 MODEL REFRIGERATOR, No, 458, 14,75 100 PIECE FINE PORCE- 7 5 , LAIN DINNER SET, 295 750 N35 MEN'S $1.25 TO$3.00 WALK- lING sticks 750 VICTORY SEWING MA- CHINES, special lot, 0, 5O $5.50 HAND PAINTED | HAMMOCK PILLOWS. faney 9g, PORCELAIN LAMPS, stripe ticking WOMEN'S WALRUS and MO-|POPULAR DANCE MUSIC ROCCO WRIST and HAND 9 QZ FOLIOS, S20 BAGS, 0 FF) 79. AND 9%c. SHEER WHITE WOMEN'S SILK AND LEATHER/LAWN SHIRT WAIST 5S5e BATT BTS BOYS" TOP COATS AND 48a to 2.50 Renters 300 Hite AND GIRLS’ ‘05 GOLD CLASS RING, 4.50 and 2.50 $4.00 RHINESTONE PAVED HEARTS, 2.65) 7350 HOMESPUN SUITINGS, all Wool and dowble width yar | IO MERCERIZED VOILE, black 100 WOMEN'S WALKING = SKIRTS— | excellent wearing materi- © some SIS als, WOMEN'S SUSPENDER SKIRTS of popular materials, 7 50 A\ fancy Melee 10.00 MEN'S VICI KID LACE SHOES, 2.95 MEN'S. PATENT COLT 1,95 23.1N, ALL SILK BLACK T AF- FETA, yd., and colors y¢., SKIN OXFORDS, LINING CAMBRIC, in black ~v7 | poys' $1.25 BOX CALF and colors yd., Fie LACE SHOES, 69e Ko @trect or nafor to our doers, Croan Brooklyn 20c. Silk Bouretta Suiting, 29c. It looks enough like Voile to pass for it, but the mills have christened it bouretia, meaning a fabric with a raised surface, There's the shim: mer of sil about it, with squares and stripes artfully woven into the cloth, Really it's a combination of silk and linen, which is at once an assurance of dur- ability, It is 30 inches wide, comes in every desirable shade, and in * tworloned effects, Worth $0c. a yard, ‘Tucadiy, yatdsvseesscoeeese, SIC Handsome $2.00 Sheer Lawn Waists, 98c. | No matter how many waists you possess, you'll find room for one or more of there as soon as you set eyes on them, They’re sheer lawn, superior grade, front finished with narrow tucks and two broad hands of | embroidery, full slesves, stock collar (ucke!, Waists are worth every 98 cent of $2.00, Tuesday, as long as the lot lasts... An C| Broadway Suspender and Russian Blouse Dresses, 98c. ¥°t These are cute d s for children of ages 8 to 14.and come in lawns, percales, seersuckers and ginghams in * both Leal lted and Russian blouse styles. We've sold quan if id ha b lef! la di LULA me 1905, enter @ special bowling contest, and tho Mixx Wilmot, Miss Jonos, Mrs, Pay- Mrs NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE ‘THE BIG STORE ACITY IN ITSELF SIXTH AVE. peda SAE orn NEWYORK. of. in, of. ke, | ner, Qn 5 (6"&19"STS. | Being recognized as leading headquarters for all that in April we should exploit in the newspapers the first to have consideration, ° actual revelations, the “proper thing’’ to be plentifully supplied. |1] match, and will be pleased:to supply estimates at any time, Bamboo Desks, Reddy Boxer it i perp ‘ ow) Lt g 4 ma won u oe ives trat aeinet with vi BAMBQ kiden 00 alze, DESKS, as illustrated, tor and red with Japanese matting, laree one drawer, esotion for stationery. 10.00 Bamboo Side Chairs. Huse Cab/nets, BAMBOO) 6IDE OMATRS, aa titustrat- ed; seat 19 inches by 16 inches; height of back 99 Inchea; seat covered with matting, 2.00 v tor MUSIC QABINDTS, as Juatrated, constructed r ue hold sheet music; ol ihones niet, Music Cabinets, BOX WIN- DOW SHATS {iustree Baxi? "Bh A ches ‘high, 5.00 Shoe Boxes, SHOR BOXES, «as iMustrated, top end sides covered § with Japanese matting, moawures 1721740 BAMBOO MUSIC HOLD. 1th, Foes, alia niet HES The Unusual Store, : Genuine India Silks. We offer an assortment of these silks composed of 23 styles and various colors, in polka dot and very small effects; ens aD ese silks are remarkable for thelr excellent wearing quall- ties, and admired for the unusual light weight. An opportunity to secure a silk gown at an exceptional low cost. Special Price--40c. a Yard. 23 inches wide, Second Floor, | A. A. Vantine & Co., | ‘Bon | Ami The Best Scouring Soap Made A Scourin; A Meta Soap Polish A Glass Cleaner SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY. MORNING Green Wi | . OPERG Fe Sapanese Boamioo. Arm Chairs, Rockers, Tables, Bookcases, Music | Cabinets, Utility Boxes, Tabourettes, Desks, Shoe Boxes, Window Seats and Corner Cabinets at Lowest Price ect of Summer Furniture, fact that we are in readiness paign now at hand with the largest stocks to be found in New York. It is quite fitting that Bamboo Furniture, designed only as the artistic little Jap can, should be th 'e show an exquisite line of this popular Furniture at prices that are There are no prospects of the popularity of this cool, light Furnishing diminishing and it is quite ‘or Summer hemes we can make this Furniture in special designs, also with decorations to Gadoureties, ens BAMBOO TAROURMTT IS, me fo re abated ie | fp AIR aa he ‘a At inohes high, fey iB Bams Gables. BANOO TBA TABLUA, with E att fa} measures Baxi, helene Hinchey - Umbrotia Holders, | | Bouter Hp [sos _ Broadway, bet. 18th and roth Streets, Single Stamps Until} Closing Hour, Surniture, itis b 17 for po ® i 5 - Pookeases, covered TABLES, ge, dilus ‘hala 3) nahn aide 1) vooper Bto Noror Gatking-Wachine nd 12 Rocords of Your Own Chovee, Delivered at Your $ 00 Home, | e Balance Easy Monthly Payments. Soft and Sweet Hs a Child's Voice. WON HIGHEST HONORS At St. Louls end Buffalo Expo- sitions. 575,” 105/00,” et a aS eee | The 1905 World Almanac tells you just what you want to know just when you want to know it. 25 cents; by mall, 35 cents.