The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1905, Page 7

“THE WORLD: MONDAY (CAST For Infants and Children, “FREAK” NEGRO JJILTED, BARON » HELD AS FORT SHOT HIMSELF GEORGE THUG © AT NIAGARA Prisoner Charged with As-'Gisl Spurned by Noble Aus- sault on Four Victims Is trian Family, Wrote She Like Gorilla, Had Wed Another. eben Peay AS ANegetabl PreparationforAs- similating theFood andRegula- ting the Stomachs and Bowels of CSCI Always Bought Bears the Signature John Holmes, a gigantic negro, was Tired of life tbecause his fother, a peg DE eauvie eiciniene ti} duage of @ ‘high court tn Budapest, Promotes Digestion Cheerhul- ree ctne men and two young | Hungary, refused to allow him t» Ht ness and Rest Contains neither ‘women at Mort George last night. Two | try the young woman of his choice, Opium,Morphine nor Mineral, OI who could not walt for him to make his |fortune, and because of his Inability to earn a livelihood in this country Baron Szentirmrey mier committed suicide at Niagara Falls by shooting Baron Blemier, who was a physiol) and an author of note in his native land | was twenty-four years old, Ho arrived | In this country dn Marob on the steam ship Finland, with a cousin, Blizabeth OT NARCOTIC. of the victims of the desperado are tn J. Mood Wright Hospital with frace tured skulls, They are Ida Kaminsky, of No, 231 Hast Thirteenth street, and Bamuel Arnow, of No, 115 Seigel street, When Holmes was taken to Pollo Headquarters to be photographed and Measured under’ the Bertillon system he fwas found to be a human freak, He fs muscularly built, but upon abnormal i) Buge gorillys desorbed by travellers tn | yoy Broadway, got him a job as @ waiter RIA The Kind You Have) EVENING, JONE 19, 1905. Prapor ions | Lede, He had left home because his The negro ts 6 fect 11 inches tall, but| Mther refused to allow him to marry ‘| S e ban tomendouny ong "and poweral| te widow ofa anor oar, ith wer 4 seeeer Remedy for Conap- ord) resioh, | with ‘arma Out-| ove, tion, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea fee rate dager tip fo Anger {P| At Hillis Island Baron ilemter and fl) Worms Convulsions Feverish- naperly Bn © iis cousin parted, He went to ive fll ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. or ver oper'l isi Mite i ‘ § , Lb gal for a man Of with x. Blumenthal, a relative, @t No = fi aGints (Ha pts tosy (S17 Hest Mighty-fifth street, and whik Fac Simite Signature o? ke ar ordinary han Spina ree °88 lunere talked constantly of his love for 0 mirshape: PAs presents an| We with he wad left behind, wAT, d irt ie] ars ape-like expression, With hie unusually Menial Work Distasteful, |__ NEW YORK. sd Jorg anms and his odd facia make-up His cousin, who had secured employ- iWALO cionths old 1) a hero Is A distiney resemblance to tie] ment as a waluwss in a cafe at No 3) Doses — 350) NI African wilds, James Serry, Jin the Biwadway Central Hotel, where of No. 101 it CASTE ve worked until nesday night, Hundred and Twenty-second s! T ig no work for me,” he told Anna Hanley, West Bleventh | sty ‘it 1s toy m treet, wore by the| ‘THE ORNTAUR BOMPANY. NEW YORK CITY, y EF Blume: n 6 Iafe js not Bho ts mar- ant come without her. Hanley were sitt shortly Al received notice this : had been way A WEEK OPENS AN to-day, "I think feet. “T was knocked stunned and jumped to us,” d ) was in his bare own, Dut not #1300 my feet and mide a pass at him. Hej Pets Tea RE ihe AAT PuE eet ng ror | In th vekets of his clothas was ACCUUNT ) Sook at him and think he was a negro | »Jh jhe pockets of na, fovea 1 RET for help, ho photograph was a miniature “eer my thineings it. ater color encased In a heavy golu eseeaea serap until gon frame, ON the outelde of a packet of nomy fa i Jetters found in his pocket was acribbled had escaped down lish: ‘ 2 reas ation otlon of the Speed must be beside me in my Boletede : 4 ind g ft, Fextenas after this, Arar ' 21.4 HT i ATR New Booklet, lettore were all from. the enme = ed free upon appli and bore the signature "Anna. Heavy Braes Bed illus a with st date was from) a-inch 1900. hted blue sta- HS F April foot, valie & fin Waa well) Written on deli Dy ar vat The pi $1 4 k hat struck him | tone bore an embossed Hs iron bar, Tt} gold crest and the envelope was sealed | Mt eve} with a similar crest, It was written in Hideboara «| nan, One sentence of the letter was , mirror tn back, “Tam no longer s The bore dates covering pi] Kaminsky — so | interpreted: thay to jother. letters quickly that she Uine : wercam, When W recoy Cone | period of several months. x Bivianess the h his} A menu card from the steamer Fin volvet= Money, amountir $13, wag tak-| land dated March § was found in lis ned fig thirty-five conts from his com- cout pocket, together with cards panion, uring the ad s Broadway" drawer, nan Bradley saw Holmes come Speedway with a bundlo, daylight, Fle cally and "18 ate st hig photograph o ty him to evidently tale Prato Bride. Wsradiey pred “ag fing | PAR = tan ¢ fel ed at him, “oPhe ‘Austrian Consul-General in thos “pe Dat be ran on eae Aly CaUEHE tty will communicate with tho sulcide's 8dth St.,"L" Station Open Saturday Even contained a woman's c and a man'a| {tver relative to the disporal of the at Corner. Ings Until 10 o’Clock, vest and hat i body, , |e Mecamafy Store She. Yfeuamafer Spor $100,000 Worth of CUT GLASS ' For Wanamaker Stores to Sell for $60,000 j One of the largest and finest factories in the country came for WANAMAKER help in disposing of this tremendous surplus of Cut Glass. Of course it won't spoil; and the pieces are among the most beautiful cuttings on tho market today. But the goods must be distributed or people laid off at the factory. The thousands of June weddings suggested relief, if the thousands of givers of gifts could be quickly interested. The WANAMAKER Stores, in New York and Philadelphia, presented the only means to reach them quickly, and serve the thousands that were sure to respond. Prices on the entire variety of pieces in this tremendous stock were cut a third to a half below the Teal value of the wares. And we undertook the distribution, The way prices average up, you can give a present of Cut Glass worth $100 for an outlay of $60—or you can fill your own cut glass cabinet at the same handsome saving. And the Cut Glass? .The maker of it was awarded the GRAND PRIZE at the St. Louis Exposition. His cuttings, in these identical shapes and patterns, compose the stocks proudly shown in good jewelry stores, and best china and glass Store Closes at 5:30 o'Clock “= stores allover the United States—and nowhere else is there a thought of selling these new, perfect, exquisite wares under- price. The offering is doubly extraordinary because THE VARIETY OF PIECES AND PATTERNS IS GREATER THAN IS SHOWN IN ANY REGULAR STOCKS ANY WHERE—making superb and unusal selection. The stock offered presents, for instance — 30 Distinct Styles and Cuttings in Deep Bowls 23 Distinct Styles and Cuttings in Shallow Bowls 15 Distinct Styles and Cuttings in Frat Compotes 22 Distinct Styles and Cuttings in Jugs And proportionate variety in Bonbon Dishes, Sugars and Creams, Flower Vases, Water Caraffes, Ice Cream Trays, and u superb collection of beautiful Puncb Bowls that make the choicest of wedding gifts, and the price-savings are most extraordinary. Vi ‘ie entire list would require a catalogue—we can take space only for suggestions. Cut Glass, and ut the sine rate of saving as the articles iisted. Large extra space in the China Store, as well as special counters on the Main Floor, will be devoted to the extraor- dinary exhibition. These suggestive price-hints: S-inch Bowls, at $2.25, $3 and $4; regularly $4.60, $5 and $6, G§-inch Bowls, at $5 and $6.50; regularly $9 and $10.50, 10-inch Bowls, at $8, $9 and $10; regularly $14, $17 and $18.60, | W-lnch Low Bowls: $2.25; regularly $4. 8-Inch Low Bowls, at $3 and $3.75; regularly $5 and §6. ' Frult Compotes, at $3.50, $4.25, $6; regularly $5.50, $6.50, $8.60, | Water Jugs, at $4, $5 and $6; regularly $7, $8 and $10, Champagne Jugs, at $6.50 and $8.60; regularly $10 and $14, Bugar and Cream Sets, at $4 and $5; regularly $6.50 and $8. Water Caraffes, at $3 and $4; regularly $5.50 and $7, Bonbon Dishes, with handles, at 76c,; regul JOH Expect to find any article made in Other Bonbon Dishes, at $1, $1.25, $2 and $2.25; regularly $2, $2.50, $3.50 and $4. Oll and Vinegar Bottles, at $2.25 and $3; regularly $3.75 and $5. Punch Bowls, footed, at $18, $30 and $40; regularly $30, $50, $70, Flower Vases, beautifully cut, at $5 $9 and $10; regularly $8.60, $16 and $18, Spoon Trays, at $1.25; regularly $2.25, Celery Trays, at $3,560, $5 and $7,560; regularly $5, $9 and $12. Ice Cream Trays, 14-inch, at $6 and $8; regularly $9 and $15. and Basement, unter, Temh street alsle and Blovator Count: And “Ninth street’ Blevador Cou Broadway, 4th Av. 9th & 10th Sts. Formerly 4.T. Stewart & Co, Bi Vitthe Jowels Diamonds ( Watches Jewelry Direct eal tele walvr, boslttyely sayo *, CASH OR CREDIT. ou will find lots nents In the newspapers Will recognize them i) 17 lack of 4 hei ton and rea inp Gt Rye i ure equal to Hnen mployera Reference eres. they are made, but fear to tell’you about Cali of ‘write for 11'd catalowae Mo, material they ave mato of, What Is fl L, We. SWEET & CO, jo value of a Wwoll mado article if the nateriat of which Ht ts made, tx poor? | ff S180, MATDBN LANE } New treet. Demand Trinnele “LINEN Collars | TaN Brook! at your haberdasher, AR: A ervey ‘ity. Write for nCormation About Collars’? | pat-ol-' Fone re VAN YRUNCLE | COLLARS) Ihe Bach: Two for he \ alron, mM, JACUBS & CO, TROY, N.Y, | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING WONDERS, 4eply % EM MM IRC DEDEDE SY IOSD NE HE MR NE 9 SEI RDI) 3 Belk Oe Be BATE INE ke YTD STIR) X The Namm Store Saves You Money. Reliable Merchandise at Reasonable Prices. EVRY) HS HAURE BE BE aL HN DMT MAT HRTBRR DEOG 9 2 DANE HM DE BH 9 9 DET i Fur Rug Values that cannot be duplicated outside the Nam Store, BRUSSELS RUGS. GRANITE ART RUGS. { Loxtra quality Brussels Rug’ guar. | An excellent Dining or Bedroom anteed perfect and fully 12 feet s is, fully 9 feet by 9 # long and 9 ft. wide; three yards aquaro; by $20 value, at siectal 10.00) Veilite specie ea i | price cut half, at 2050 : $6.00 Smyrna Rugs, $3.98) $72, 00 Smyrna Rugs, $5.98 : Re un Rings, 9 foot) 75 Rugs in one pattern, a rich long et wide (only 8) Oriental design, and ‘because } patterns), rich Oriental designs there was only one pattern % | vn Ft special, we markei the price the lowest }t reduwed almost one ever knowns size 7.0. a or PS. OR| Kerem ie Ns OR | x ee HE Ht 4 if! way POM ORCS OH HEHE Ee a a i . . { eat Shirt B A Great Shirt Bargain for Men. ‘ These were made hi to sell for Te; 50c i our price only. x 600 OF THE SEASON'S BEST PRODUCTIONS. Mane of fine corded percale—with detached cuffs and cushion neck- xands—in the neatest of neat figures, These compare favorably with # many 1.00 shirts. Remember, sizes are right and shirts are well }{ rade, x 0 ie DEUONOHE AUDA SEDC DEBE Tb A NCH HTH HOH | Owing to the inclement weather TO-DAY | _ all bargains advertised Sunday for Monday's | selling will be continued on sale to-morrow, i TUESDAY. | * CHOW HRT 21 HOH HRI OO PEE OT tH « Namm’s Great Slip Cover Sale | | Genuine Belgium Linen Stripes. We sell more sl!) covers than all the stores in i Greater New York. Why? Because we sell better # goods At lower prices. During this sale we have : binding and guaranteed workmanship, 600 Canoples to keep the files away, each,.. 98c iH Worth $9.98, f0r...seeerieseeeeres 5.49 : Hi i RUFFLED CURTAINS. MOSQUITO CANOPIES. | he be i i Fancy figured Ruffled Musiin Curtains, good quality, worth 29 t i 89e,, for, pair, SAU OOUUGON LHI ESURSCOTIORC Cc i NH ‘$a HYVRU LYNE PEYBEIHESR” HATHA DRT HELA (SETET RAT HEEL SLB VET YE TITY WHT i BY pays | : it * WindowScreens&Doors| | Window Shades and \ i Sereen Doors, with > i H fancy spindles in . # x contre, as per cut," Sereens Made to Order, * | u in regular 4 y i BIZ08 ... 450s 69c stimates Cheer+ i i Regular Sliding i e Screens, ! te | 0 bf | at 18x33 oy 04+ 17c 1.5 opaque, with a i Screen Frames to?) iinen fringe, « x make Sereens, With) 36x72, all x x ardware " "8, % i Bost quality = Shades moasured ri a reen Wire, pei and put up, 8xk ¥ | i yard, up | 6, Hartshorn’s Hee? Olt vers H Inon knotted § No Mall Orders, None C. 0, D, | | fringe, complete for... 50c Hy RA eFC OE PE (FEL) FAAP RA HHH LL EHP) PATHE Ya HELE ea POPULAR: CENTER CTHE NAMM/STOR SAVES YOU MONE SUNDAY WORLD WANTS tigen We Give Dividend Stamps, Stamps are worth $3.00 cash, and 500 are worth $1.50 cash, when G@iat Merchandise in Over 100 Depts, of Fulton, Bridge & Duffield Sts,, BROOKLYN. Stamp With Es hh } 1c, of Your Purchas pesemscerossserers| DC (0y BSE, i - Tuesday’s Temptations These will prove irresistible attractions to those who know value the best. A group of the best bargains that Brooklyn has known this year came to us too late to go in our Sunday’s advertisement. This is, perhaps, more marked saving news than any you read on last Sunday. These are sales of vastly important purchases, and the flems are priced in nearly every case less than usual wholesale cost. On ac- count of the rush that there will he for these goods and becquse we fi to have our bargains last all day we do not think it advisable pe = 1,000 Store Open Until 10 P. M, on Saturday, fill C, O, D, orders on any of the items below. pa srectcsssuterene) Os. @) | C, eeeenamanng es a f 8c Printed Lawns 3:c¢ A special purchase of 2,000 yards of the newest and prettiest of Summer jo er ewe enn e- eee. patterns in Lawns came to us to-day at a price that will enable us to sell them for considerable less than the usual whe ale cost You . sauiseariiencetovatpamsnne ct 19c White Persian Lawns 10c We took a manufacturer's end-of-the-season stock and would have been ad to have had three times as many yards, They are the very nicest quality oon en on nnn nn nnn ne ewene White Persian Lawns that ifactured to retail at a yard, and which the stores who prefer an odd price make 19¢, and consider them really a bargain To-morrow C (Tuesday) we are able to offer them to you, per yard, at... s 3 Lonsdale Muslin 5ic yd. No use to talk about this Muslin, as everybody knows what it is; 1 yard wide, full bleached, Everybody knows that in some places it is sold for 10¢. a yard and that the larger stores that make lower prices sell it far 9c. a yard, ortunately we have only a limited quantity and therefore cannot sell more than 20 yards to any one pat as we wish the quantity to last as long as possible. This is certainly one of the best things that has happened this year to get Lonsdaje Muslin C DEP YAP corer onneneeneey, Leeenenmersnnebeceeeenes . Kish Towels 10 19c Turkish Towels 10c. Through a fortunate pickup we secured 160 dozen extra size and extra soft spongy weave Turkish Towels, ‘These are full bleached bath towels, 21x44 inches in size. You know that they would be good values or- dinarily at 19e, each, As the quantity of 160 dozen is such a small one, we are compelled to limit the sale to not more than 6 towels toa patron. This is the best towel bargain of the year; price, ’s $1.50 Juli 79 Women’s $1. uliettes 79c. Here is a remarkable shoe bargain, Women's Kidskin, hand-turned Juliettes, common sense toe and heels, sizes from 4 to 7, not a pair in the lot that you would not under ordinary circumstances think a very good bargain at $1.50... While 300 pair last on Tuesday the price is only W 31.50 Oxford Ties 59 omen S‘1. XIord 1S O9C Tuesday we will have a clean-up sale in Women's Oxford Tles and Strap Slippers. All the lots that have broken sizes in Common Sense Oxford Ties and Strap Slippers will be bunched together in one big lot. There are maybe 200 pairs, but they will melt away quickly when you know that the quality that was formerly $1.25 and $1.50 if NOW. sseesseeeeeneee tenes oe none nnn nnn ee Women’s 25c Undervests 1 4c This is Just a job lot that came to us from a manufacturer who wanted to clean out all he had quick, and he did not have very many or he could not have afforded this price. Women's good quality Swiss ribbed Vests in lisle thread, low neck and no sleeves, lace and ribbon trimmed, full sizes, 25e, quality, Tuesday. . W ' Stockings 14 omen’s 25c, StocKings 1 4c. Extra good quality fast black, seamless feet, double toes and high spliced heels, some few in the lot with Maco feet, a quality manufactured to retail at 25¢ Bought underpriced by us and sold underpriced to you; paltecsssceresereres Bobbinet Curtains 75 $1.25 Bobbinet Curtains 75c. 800 pairs of new ruffled Renaissance Bobbinet Curtains came to us as a special Job lot from a large wholesale concern, We could not get another ie to sell at this price if we searched Greater New York. Nota palr in this lot to be regularly bought any- where under $1.25; to-morrow (Tuesday) the price Is, per pair, hirt Waist B $2.00 Shirt Waist Boxes 98c. By using special pressure on the maker who was closing out his remaining stock of Shirt Waist Boxes we secured an even 200 at half what we usually have to pay for them. These boxes are coyered with fancy eretonnes in the two best sizes, In turn we retail them at less than half price, so to-morrow (Tuesday) we sell them Cc ° Q ° $10 Walking Skirts $4.98. On Saturday evening we received fresh from the maker 250 dainty up-to- date Walking Skirts in cream color only, The new kilted and sunburst skirts so much in demand, They are handsomely tailored and are in assorted lengths and waistbands, Some of these at retail usually bring $12.50, None of them should ever be sold under $10 in a regular way, ‘Tuesday's special sale brings them to you ° at less than half price......+++ Pee been e een e eee eees nnn nnn nnn nn nner ° ° $1 White Petticoats 49c. We love a bargain as well as you do and are pleased to show to-morrow 400 white Petticoats made to sell for $1 that will now cost you less than half price. These petticoats are all white cambric, umbrella we deep flounce with Point de Paris and Torchon lace. They have an additional dust ruffle and come in assorted lengths; , special price Tuesday... +++ on Penne nena ner eens i WORK settee edlbad bash hbibndba MONDAY MORNING WONDERS t