The evening world. Newspaper, December 11, 1905, Page 7

We. I TH WORTD: MONNAY frIoTNT, Drcprmen 1, 1905, FLEECED OUT OF $15,000 HONOR ALDERMAN os nuh cofeee| “Lydia Bt | tim Was Sent to Hospital With Broken Hn 8. 0 eft ave ae forty mney tne rit | Jue Willan CString, tye TDD ores American Not Included ons wh da el po Hy gods ne ri Sha |i Tye Ki i ise rene Sto Relieved of $15,000 in a gambling-| the Hotel Marie Antoinette and talked in Four Who Are Given é' house and beaten until he had to go to| With some one there along the sun the Red Hat. Roosevelt Hospital when he protestod, | . The man and his companion hen entered a cab ahd were driven te the story told to-day in the Tender | Columbus avenue, id join, where the polloe are endeavoring! At the West Forty-seventh street po- to learn the identity of the victim and] lMoe station there was nothing known locate the house in which the assault va bad penult bs ne gambling house. he Metropole Hotel no man named . , ooourred, It is said the victim has ety Deplores Hostile. Attitude of | even scalp wounds and. possibly | ee oe keg: 5 te Natinne fracture of the skull ‘There was a story about the Tender- Catholic Nations Toward The man, with a friend, reached | !7'n last night of & man who had been ‘The retirement of Alderman John V. i" Rovsevelt Hospital tn an auto cab after | 2°04 of $15,000 in @ gambling house Coxgey from the Boanl of Aldermen, the Church, § o'clock yesterday inorning. He wore! While drunk, and who had irled to after three terms of service-a purely Le * " make @ “rough-house,"’ saying he had voluntary retirament, by the way—is = evening clothes and was covered with | aletenat © people o i blood and just able to walk, He was Bea shea, Zot Pian Whe) Want bolls Be Oslabimien A Oe FROIN OF AN | “ON T Hospital also had boon drink. | district on Deo. 19 by a dinner at tho FRANCE IN PARTICULAR, | placed in the accident ward and a sur- | ‘ *y vent Ho t geon attended him. He refused to say ing, and the Tenderloin has put the Lexington Avenue Opera-House, A two . t ne friends of Mr. Coggey how ho had obtained his injuries, and| °° ‘wether, hie dinner the friends o pee: « Appointment of Fifth Cardinal Is for more than an hour was in the he | = pital, TO A a a eT eee be, amo eS OS ) ry Put Off Until Later Date by After resting he. declared his inten- | the Pontiff, TALKS IN SAD STRAI Alderman John V, Coggey, tlon of leaving the howpital and was assisted to dress. Then it was déscoy- ered that he had a large bruise on hia arm, Your wildest imagination cannot picture a more beautiful scene than our Toy Department is in the full glory of its holiday spler do; thing is here to make the children happy at prices which are relatively so small that you will remember your holiday shopping with TOPSY-TURY a body two combined in one; app) sts!" 135] Our Christmas Jubilee | |is in full swing. Happy crowds are surging through the greatest | Holiday Store New York ever had, It isa thrilling sight to see the Love and Fellowship in the face of each Delighted Customer, | We give “S, @ H.’’ Green Trading Stamps | ROME, Deo. 11-The Pope thie morn- Told Story on ‘Phone, ing held a s nsistory, which Was} The man was pressed many times the seoond of his pontifieate, in which |for his name and address and refused > he ted {nals and appar-|He finally said he had received his in- . juries by being struck with the butt f a revolver In a gambiing house | Told that he could not leave the hos pital until he had given his name and jaddress he said he waa Thomas Pp. fuller ant was living at the Metro Ne He After mn Italian elements 4 our new cantina eon the foreign Men's & Women’s Silk Umbrellas ! the Sacred Co! At Unusually Low Prices | Value $1.50 $2.95 Close Rolled, 26 & 28 inch, Handles of Ivory, Pearl, Horn and Gun Meta), Sterling Silver Trimmed, eaving the hospital he went 4 drug store in the neighborhood Heavy Silk, 26 & 28 inch, 3.75 | ier +) Beer: | talked with some one and sald he had | ®|\een done up. He sald he had | |! a gambling house in West Forty Extra Quality Sill, 26 & 28 Inch, Massive Ivory z Handles, decorated with Sterling Silver, « g750 4.95 dhe Pope read his « In this the Pope «\{d he wished he @ould give the Cardinals pleasant and consling nays. but the conditions at the prosent time do aot admit of oon- * aolation. third street and had been “trimmed. |He referred to a mortgage and said |he had been beaten out of twice the amount of it ‘There was only one end of the con Versation to be heard by those in the Men's 26 & 28 inch, Close Rolled, Handles of Hand Etched Silver over Hora and lvory, Aluhough the Catholic faith ts spread- | Crug store. From tt they gathenwd that fmm more and ughout the | man and his companion, to whom world, aspec t countries, | he referred ag Mr. B., had been in the on turning to nations West Forty-third atreet house feels sddness « ither f Decorative Linens Reception, Dinner and Tea Cloths, Centre Pieces: © $10.75 °7 | A on lage; INATION jn f metructed that ‘extra Wein / added bank or lette ar ig ten of the Soriptures be | he had made an accusation of ¢ = : ie oe dame ay be rae emeone OF Hie G | aston the men wyio" gan{pu Doylies, Dresser Scarfs, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Bed chat win exc moved to oth eop where it will | Dall or » DOX and ft iad ied to zi : ¢ shed tide Genie Wook dru cee cama “mT Spreads and Pillow Shams from the leading For- Espectal care and anxiety may be Another Story Told, eign Manufacturers. felt for the ntry heretofore called “When IT inadee holler phe w ar the eldest daughter of the Church. = : Bice lara ah ta AG. : : ; j | dark red metal. w But, concersing the asti-cuthale tomy | {2,i¢, 0% and plenty.” he said over y Exceptional Values in Lace Trimmed Linen, sat Passed there againat the tawa of fue |) Amor this conversation he called | Centre Pieces, $1.45, 1.95, 3.25, 3.75 The new: feature ce, the Pope he would speak in | —— hangs in front. and the jand called up the Metropole. ‘There | Sterling Silver end lvory Handles, ) fe at : 2 fer oes . PY 4 mv oling box In the fr f body. makes J, ‘oore gravely and more fully et aso. | PAU ©. Garrett nena, Tea Cloths, 3.95, 4,50, 5.25, 7.25 thie Se oo Oe a "| arse ue GPP ort pie rind 3,25, 3.95, 5.50, 7.50 fae Brass hore, meatlne $Y, 7S He exhorted the Cardinale to prayer [Garrett financier, philanthropist . and Fectlling that the Lord wit! cause trane | Political reformer, died Satur age of seventy-one. He had’ t ity and peas hine for i. ey & we to shine forth @t the Yor over a year. Mr, Garrett as chair. Dresser Scarfs, ooo SS — HOYS' TOOL BOXES, haniwood _ box, et and movable trays: @ b At... BOs, $1.00, $1.50, $2, HARDWOOD ROVE 1 With leather seat; height 0 1,00 propar tine. 7 man of the Reform Committee of One ! ‘Tho Pontiff ended with saying that he | itundred, trom 1M to 18$%, led a vigor. fatends to honor the whole Letin-Amer | gig warfare against | Mean race by creating for the first tne | He was president @ cardinal belonging to what part of the | National Indian ¢ full aise for a dally Dress « Waist Patterns Por Holiday Gitts litioal corFipeio, Phe take Beker ‘erence ‘wore, ——— | | Immediate) | HR ore < LOCOMOTIVE, | tely atier reading his allo- \ | 7 ic 3 d Perca’es, t Gution be created the following car-| SKIRTS AND PETTICOATS Docaals Micise, Cars te $1.10 to 3.00 |, | {sont DOLL, f Miss Mary H, Gibbs of D Lengths of 9 to 12 yards in attractive boxes, . . iaspler-stinoho bos nels the last edition of the Diatnond: Bee ake : firing. wrieu, R The Most Rey, Joseph Gamaasa, Arch- Bual about her great success jn dyeing ishop of Brku, Hungary; Mgr. Spi, | skista, petticoats and tallor made suite » wary; Mgt. Sp In her article she says: “I have had auch a a4 See LAB skirts whole mt Even rufied peiteodie T pvt in Waist Patterns, of Silk Madras, Poplins, Vestings and Mousselines in neat boxes, 75c t> $2.25 Special for To-morrow: nola, Archblahop of Sev Mar. J. A. De Arcoverde de Albuquerque Caval- Frictien ate! Hook and Ladder; made of ith extension Indder and gtand aye it. H sant), Archbisliop of Rio Janeiro; Mgr, | Just aa they are. Lcould not get along jc gong; length, 19 ats 1 by trio vy | ROCKING HORSES, pret ) ’ d Without Diamond Sab rf ry BINS | bright codes and “complete, settee BA | Cagaino De Azevedo, Major Domo of jond Dyes. 2900 Yards Embroidered and Satin Broche Floral eT » R100 Ln 4 ali Ol ti and plet wert | Silk Chiffon Glace and Silk Figured Eolieanes, 35¢ in all popular shades for Street and Evening Wear, at Yd. “itis smrat at ovary DLATMONE Dyes © the popular impression the Pope did! — pueht women are o tty, Aiding Dress Patterns, a large variety of Scotch and | Bot create @ fifth Cardinal, but reserved Rew uses for Diamond Dyes. ‘They are | : 5 " ° ‘| easy to use. ni ie appolntment in tn pectore. any druggist 4 ur druggist . @& Later the Pope appointed a number for the Diamon ye Direction Hook, | bishops, including Mer formerly Archtxsiop of Manila, and @fterwants Archbishop of Valencia which post he resigned, who was to-d DIAMOND DYES, - Burlington, V0. VELOCIPEDES with, Adjumabie Rewular Bloyele Saddle, | West Twenty-third Street | 7 semen: fp aeoae temcen remem: Rear Inside Leg Stoel Rubber < Wheel Meas. Tire Tire fi — pT —= Pingh dinch 81a 40 nominated Utular Archbishop of Petra, Ba The Rev, G was nominated 4 1 1.45 8.75 Bishop of Nueva Cao ww 1% 885 ns the Rey. TM | is" * 810 8.05 Bishop of Oklahoma; the Rev. iso ogg a40 T. Brennan, formerly Bishop of Dallas, | Fk tin ke Cae Tex. was appointed titular Bishop of PARLOR CROQUBT—Played on the floor | Cassarea, and the Rev, A. Schinner, ‘or table ing of eight balla and TOY TRUNKS in w_ variet atyloa:! a General of Milwaukee, was >) Vv mallets, varn Pointed Bishop of Lake Superior, Mich, | metal whoks t girl's Heht a $1.00, $1.50, $4 ‘The ceremony ended with the Apos- @olic Benediction. emer SUID FALLS A MOTHERS FE } Young Musician Cut His aint up 095.00 NE, a most popular toy 500, $1,00 IRON COAL, WAGON, prett | "#100 FLY" ROCKING HORSDS, ni dewrated. Pri painted Int 4, BOC. W dooerat and finish. 9% Senerous Piano Oerms. Our Special Holiday Offer. We Will Deliver Absolutely Free—No Money Down, — ~- and not @ cent to pay wntil a jull month elapses s and then convenient sums monthly, plus 4 per cent, One Thou and Pianos. interest, until the Instrument is paid for—one of| That's the number we have planned to place in their our celebrated R = | new homes before CHRISTMAS pate We yd | too, that after the Holidays. with Christsmas shop- : t. He out his throat with J. T. BROOKS PIANOS. ping out of the way and expenses once more normal, i ae eruisiey chee and @ropped Seas at Your choice of three styles, three finishes, ma-| the payments will be easily and gladly made. But me ti rer hig mother when @he ran to hogany, oak or walnut.; three prices, the highest of | now every cne has a place for all available money, 4 poll attracted by hia orles, which is so that we really give you the piano for thirty days’ Wy, 2 7 5 (oye) trial in your own home free of all expenses. ° Any of which has our guarantee for ten years, in- Young Franck waa in gredt demand FREE! FREE! dorsed by the manufacturer, This unusual offer fm Voricville sovia! circles because of Dis ability as @ pianist. Hé attended turday night and was the , ‘ : : Fare Meer woes ry must convince you of our absolute confidence in the W # furnish i handeotne eee an fo match piano, as we have tio desire to loan you a plano for the plano, a protecting cover, and the services of a a month. But we do know that Ea the piano is plano tuner during the first year—all without cost worse for liquor when he started for | pome A few doors trom his house he ¥ installed in your home, and you have played upon « it, your friends have tried it—you will be at once Later Delivery. -Serow with snow and went him to the Impressed with the beautiful, artistic tone, quality,/ You may select the instrument now and we will (Presbyterian Hospital, where he was and the splendid rich case designs, deliver it on a specified day—for CHRISTMAS, Pato | Simplicity. He went home yesterday afternoon The Simplex Piano. Vemonstration Playthings fo Srowth, “ All work and no play makes Jack a dull toy.” We do not care how old Jack is, our Outing and sporting Goods Department will be a treat for him. It is conceded that no such department was ever inc.uded in a deya*tment store, We carry the largest stock in New York without exception, . Bs, . BOXING GLOVES ’ ! | Throat After Recovering ‘ from a Spree, Humiliation over disgrace brought on by over-indulgenos In drink caused | Bnill Franck, a popular young musl- * * ela, to kill himself to-day at the home EL” ‘ot bie parents, No, S31 Kast Bighty- Our boxing gloves are fo padded that it is impossible for a boy to hurt a playmate our own designs tn seta of four gloves. packal in a hex, Our safety gloves to-mor fe » 95¢e Others, 1,25, 178 to 6,00 per set TBRALL, made of tough 1 stand a lot of kicking. a A RUGBY FC leather that row, boys’ ‘To-morrow B. B, SHOT, for fihe., 1.45, 1.95, an HERCULES EXERC and cutting @ severe gash. A pollce- ra evinna | @ao found him unconsclous and cov- sium tn Itself" at heme; can be attached | in a minute; good for the shole fame } | Ki | Wt, | | exercise can be made with this tt rm 4 ce, 100) SS with his head bandaged. His futher, © Pentinand, did noe reproach him, as 1 | Qwos apparent that he was sultering tie \ pange of remorse, lo Kept away trom © Qu otis members of the fainily last “it MabdsWhiticians 0) Us All. | Of its w ¢ as an accompanist to the rly | mac Ines peice } Right, Gut appeared wt broaktust as | voice will be given at any tine | With the omibination Chest Expander 5 yr) to-day. A child can play it. Everybody enjoys it, and can The Si mplex Prownle No. tog 1M) ian - | ker the ear Lagteosr A Sprint hapa perform the most? difficult. music, and defy de-| may be had as @ piano coiplete, with an. interior Fine ner ral ot 0. 5.00 | and eat a nh yee Wa he mit tection as differont from the wost expert hand 4 ncvaled player, at +++. 9550.0) 2 4 anual, but he exp) a not to we to the barber shop with Qe bandages on his head, Ie vk js | 4 ES cae fi ras a cabinet that may be 2d before any piano 25.00 pr $250.0) FSET) TN aie“ Store gth Floors ‘nt Ry and 19th Sts,