The evening world. Newspaper, January 1, 1906, Page 5

*® COUNTER ORDERS OUT. “CHIEF CROKER | (EEPS UP WAR ON HAYES MEN Sends Firemen Who Had Been ‘on Special Duty Back to Firehouses. ALL BELONG TO PINKIES. Their Organization Has Been Favored by Hayes as Against the Boxers, John O'Brien, the New Commis- sioner, Will Have to Exercise Unusual Diplomacy. A bitter feht of long standing be- tween Nicholas J. Hayes, who retired from the office of Fire Commissioner yesterday, and Chief Croker, of the Fire Department, was uncovered to-day when forty firemen reported at the Chis office in Headquarters in obe- @ience to a telephone order eent out last night. These men have been on special duty @t Headquarters by virtue o fthe favor of Mr. Hayes, but Chief Croker has Eent them back to the various fire- houses from which they were detailed and this action furnished a picturesque wind up to the Hayes-Croker feud in so far as Mr. Hayes was concerned as Fire Conemiesioner. As Sheriff, it is ant!- cipated, he will carry on the fight. Friction Began Early. Chief Croker, fresh from his triumph over Fire Commissioner Sturgis, went back Into the department under Com- miasioner Hayes with a dete. mination to Fun the uniformed force. He found that the Commissioner was not in sym- pathy with many of his ideas. There is no compromise in Croker's make-up, @nd he declared war. Commissioner Hayes, having in mind his campaign for Sheriff, kep: quiet about che trouble. but used the power of hie office inJe- Pendent of any suggestions from the Chief. . Phere are two rival organizat'ons in thé Fire Department known as the Pinkies anti the Boxers, Commissioner Hayes took sides with the Pinkies, Giller Croker has always opposed the Pinikfes and has protested against pro- motions ty political preferment. Ik is’ Croker’s Claim that the Pinkies organt- sation was. formed solely for the pur- pose of influencing Fire Commissioness. Commissioner Hayes made his promo- tions from the ranks of the\Pinkles and Banded out the special details so coveted by the men to members of the Pinkies organisation. Chief Croker, slthoush RoMknew that hia protests were. of no avail, protested as a matter of detail, and {t is believed that $¢ Commissioner O'Brien will allow, he wilt contest the legality of some of the ree promo- ‘help the good feeling a at Batalion: Shier ee Hayes put, en tified [across the room from ea aes | eared her duy after cay, Often he that he dud oecn the a es him by Com- ning men to ‘commissioner Poste ova Many Things. hey disputed about the best make of es and about.a great many other mal that came up In the course of thelr administrations. A short Chief Croker protested against the those in use at a fire on the upper aide, mer Hayes or- an investigation ay found that @ previous Chief Croker's coc: hen took the mers CF “a Bhorift Chiet Croker got bus ie ordered about forty men, who had sen taken from various fire-nouses e the hose was pi Hh ad ul ficor of No. 172 elghteen-months-old and wept behind, two bul door, MiSs J J 7167 ey WIDOWED WOMAN HE COULD NOT WIN Valeo Loved Mrs. Mazzo, It Is Said, and This Led to Hus- band’ “Na, na, bona wide-eyed 's Death. festa,” erfed a little black-eyed Venetian woman in the top Prince street to-day. A boy waved his rattle at her as she paced to and fro in the “Oh, Ton; little parlor, & room barely Iong enough and just twice as wide as the bleck coffin it held. he wailed, as she paused r the still form of her hus- band. The baby boy tugged at her skirts, crying out an appeal to see what the strange box held. She would not Mft him up,"*for he was not to know, Antonfo Mazzo was shot and killed, it fs alleged, by Antonio Valeo. He died with his pipe in his mouth and a smile on his face. His assasain:shot him from ts plercing his brain, ‘The tragedy was the result, it is said, Friend od. =«Hils of Victim, wite te yy slept on t her feet as Mrs. Mazzo, home. lof Veleo's infatuation for the woman he widowed. She says that when she spurned him he killed her husband. qraa a carpenter, twenty-eight years twenty-one. They both worked, he ina shop around the corner and she for a tailor at No. {ie Every day ber ‘or played. witened. Valeo is a tailor, too, and, enting ' her she he sald cheerfully aa le drank some wine to the said he had known that King was re- Tc come to celebrate,” brought bine be on Climbed “the ladder to the” root the young wife stood at the foot of the stairs with her baby in her arms, She sam the mon dis ‘Then she hea: all wag ailent. “ Assass! “Tony! ahe ntl his back. jo, commienigner Hayes. T! ‘afternoon, but Mr. jays fed ice Intl midtight. and he ent ont another order, coun- ing that Issued by the Chief. Waited ‘until, midnight, and ee an orde! wen Involved ‘fn the previa Ripert ‘at Headquarters to-day. Thus does Fire Commissioner O'Brien nhertt a baa ‘that will txx his diplomacy, edie Sad aati - FIRE EMPTIES FLAT-HOUSE. Kew Year Celcbrants Rudely Din- + ¢urbed {m Morning STumbers, "3 mmall fire in the bathroom of 4, ‘Ciifford on the fifth floor of the big flat- house, No, 110 East Fitty-ninth street, Seedersanees a big commotion among tenants, Inmates, some of whom Foritea Preras ‘to, the street pelt rn, in thelr night mh ahem live in he fiat hoies. ™ ‘who disebvered the roused the members of his fam!) fure in the alarm, The flames were, confined ‘to the bathroom. Mann. five years of American Exchahge tonal Ban atk wan taken nk ible city, and fell on t and when Sul yard ‘Torrent was sitting up smiling, but un- ‘hurt and very much befeathered. BANKER FOUND GUILTY Syracuse, rs | veare in rat manded Valco was not In sigh appeared over th» a revolver. have time Tony, we will go on the erence $0 epee!» nolne, said Mrs, Masso. tf" persisted. ‘he cartridges were! give hi Mazto we! ey | . “Aw th in Escapes. adjol ing roots. pete ve John L. ‘Su'livan, with cried, She ran up the root, acd saw her trostand lying on He hal dis- oot. ear through the two shots. Then to To- 4 yh ‘Torreni, traced Valeo to No. 18: lgeliy athe oak is life in the search. C1 ftom the roof, Dut, snatched a from. ac wingow tn hie downwant gt of another in the yard. vai in reached the ‘Porreni nearly He eed 4 ON SIXTY COUNTS. AUBURN, N. Y., Find was found guilty’ on all ir. Palmer ao ‘Auburh es Marshal age, Naw wirich wae organised bank. re was na ee und Heaney: ‘on al jtenced Rearmed wu Reb. 10) it n, 1.—Phe jury in the case of Manning C. Palmer, charged with imisappropriating tunis pe cite ‘American xchange National an y the stevet peW gai ‘yeturned a verdict Uf guilty’ at 106-A. M. today. Te jury was out sins 8" o'clock» ning agee night. « the nity. but ACCUSED OF THEFT OF WIFE'S LETTERS “Burglar” Carried Away Notes Mrs. Tierney Had Writ- ten to Dentist King. Five letters which the wife of John J. Tierney. of No. 1719 Atlantic avenue. Brooklyn, is alleged to have written to Dr. George B. King, a dentist, of No. 1574 Fulton street, form the framework for an unusual compileation which In- yplvee an arrest on the charge of bur- glar: Gn’ the night before Christmas Dr. King was asicep on a couch in his of- fices. Somebody climbed a shed at the rear, cut a pane of glass out of a back window, raised the sash and entered without’ arousing the dentist, hit him on the head with a club, chloroformea him and the broke open a deak with a When Dr. King came to himself at 10 contained chlorotorm on ‘the floor at his side. The jonly wWhings he missed from the desk Wele five letters which he sala bad been written to him by Mra, Terney. King reported the case at the Atlantic Avenue Station. To-day Tierney hear- nk he was suspected, caxne to the sta- tion and surrendered, On film were the five letters, jerney is a plumber, twenty-four ngs to a good tam- rs old, and He and his wife separated a year ago and she went to live at No. 1236 | Bedford avenue with her sister, Mrs, Linde. Mrs. Linde said to-day Mrs. Tierney had gone to New York. She denied that Mrs. Tierney had ever writ- ten any letters to King or any other man. ‘Nerney was arraigned in the Lee Avenue Police Court. Tierney told Magistrate Higginbotham in a saloon when catied at the Mazzo He arosped | King came in intoxicated ddr tn Tage night to partake of the feast of | ba on the floor certain letters. Tierney | said he picked them up and found his | wife had written them to King. He peat oe thet mother, the oaby and the j seoekibie for his wife's action in leay- from * wald the Then he dis- ing did not appear in court to is “vidence -————__$_— LA TOURAINE NEARS PORT. The French liner La Touraine, from Havre for New York, was ted by wireless telegraph from’ the Slasconset station when the vessel was fifty miles east of the Nuntucke: Lightship at 11 A. M, to-day. She will protebly dock THE WORLD: 1 3) Dosrs = 35. rnTs [ aaaananeminncadabeephteibcmaennis semeomeaieed és HECAT BROS. | ead eeUNUeH EMC eEUNEEEEEEWCcEEEEREEEI ut 8.30 o'clock to-morrow: morning, MALARIA ??? Generally That Is Not the Trouble. Persons with a susceptibility to coffee, which has a tendency to load up the liver with bile. A lady writes from Denver that she suffered for years from chills ani fever, which at last she learned were mainly produced. by the coffee she drank. “I was also grievously afflicted with headaches and indigestion,” she “which /I became satisfied were ise largely due to the coffee 1 drank. Six months ago I quit Hs use altogether and began to drink Postum Food Coffee, with the gratify- ing result that my- headaches ha’ disappeared, my ‘digestion has been restored and I have not had a recur- rence of chills and fever for more than three months. I have no doubt that it Was Postum that brought me :} this rellef, for I have used no medi- im to the ‘custody "of the United cine while this improvement has been shal pending an of! going op.” (It was really refief from Baa tt ite apultien to’ SPP iduat le~ gens and pene. Since Ke ne failure % ‘pala t 10. depos! wt ea ant oR ter inks at the ti Ca Bh Sd ory most seriously, She Bese no C. Palmer, who. ls seventy-|congestiéa of the liver caused by president t of the coffee.) er Josiah ithe bank, afflicted with terrible sick headaches, mt a a oactonal which often lasted for a week at a trey daughter has been as great a coffee drinker as I, and for years was time. She is a brain-worker, and ex- ‘cessive application, together with the headaches, began to affect her mem- help in medicines, and the doctor e stock a ah saxined her to quit coffee aoe | Qube MONDAY EVEN AVegetable Prepacallta irks f similating theFood andRegula- ling the Stomachs and Bowels of Promotes Digestion Cheerfal- |fj ness and Rest.Contains neither ||: .Morphine nor Mineral. x NARCOTIC. Aperfect Remed: forCons! ripest Stomach, Diarrhoea en Worms Convulsions Feverish- ALG Months ‘old For Infants and Children, ‘The Kind You Have Always Bought | Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA ‘THB OEHTAUA Company, MEW YonE Ory. seeeve CHEHEEER WERE REET 269-264 Sixth Ave, | HECAT BROS. ‘$3 THE CLEAN-SWEEP SALE TO-MORROW. The most attractive bargains await you in the most reliable wearing apparel, for this is the selling out time the entire establishment is spared, Everything may be charged &s usual and paid for in the smallest amounts, oo ee . Ladies’ Coats Half Price and Less Ladies'’Tourist Coats of All Wool Scotch for,. $9.9 Ladies stylish Tourist Coats of nized ma- at $15, reduced to. Raincoats of: excellent quality Worsteds, ‘in to $22.50; a choice at,......... ® $9. 95 $35. Fur-lined Coats, $19.50 «Broadcloth, with large shawl collar of blended Sable, lined with blended Squirrel ; Waists Half Price Chiffon-Taffeta Waists ;- full plaited front ; fobthdtaeceh statis: Whe. Jeeves $2.50 Sold at $2 7.50 Ladies’ finely tailored Suits of high grade skirts; sold readily at $27.50; reduced to $14. 50 HECHT BROS Sct ee . mM ee a Avente for the entire winter stock, and not a single garment in weekly or monthly. Tweeds; loose; full‘models; sold at $20; 5 terials and Coverts; splendid models; sold $7. 50 Oxford, Gray and Tan effects; sold at ale Very elegant Fur-lined Coats of high grade sold for $35; reduced'to .../,........, $19. 50 all colors and Black; sold for $5; reduced Long Coat Suits, $14.50 Cheviots ; 50 inch coats and full.plaited Between 16tha | malarial influences should beware of |} Opens To-Morrow Morning And it will be a Sale entirely different from the “Epidemic of Sales” that wilt be rampant in New York this. month. ‘ No 44 off—No Sacrifice Yelling—No Cera Whining—No Clothing descr tbed ‘as $25.00 Values for $9.98. We will Fite Real Substan- BUT ai'Values marae est astound both the trade and the public, : Sale Opens with Large Stocks of OVERCOATS of QUALITY ey gh $19.8, 17, 914, $11, 98, / ‘MEN WHO PAY-CASH INVESTIGATE. AT BROADWAY AND» CHAMBERS STREET. quaana ais AAA ANA DAA TS om th 3-Ib. Box of Peerless Gloss Starch for 12c ¢. 0; D. Jersey fruit, and canned on the spot at the right staze of ripeness. filled solid and holding one-third more tomatoes than the ordinary so-called large cans. price is 15c, and for the next three cays we cut the price per can to, At 160 JAMES pire Grocery Stores. Double’ With all purchases of 10 cents or more except groceries. below are given in place of Double Stamps. To practise true economy throughout the whole year. To guard the health of the family by setting a generous table of pure, | wholesome foods. To ard the family finances by refusing to pay fancy prices. @ as much as possible on the daily expense account, To trade where the purest, freshest and most wholesome foods are sold for the least money, . Consciously ov unconsciously, every good. housekeeper makes these resolves; and ‘hey bring her to a JAMES BUTLER store as unerringly as the needle turns to the polé.. Nothing can prevent her, for she knows her interests are protected there as nowhere else. ; Our prices are public property, and the quality of our supplies is known of all, Here are a few of the economies for the next three deys which will enable you to start the New Year tight: Flour 24% Pride of St. Louis. Not only the best all-around Ib. Bag for baking flour that can te had, but the most economical, Makes more bread, whiter bread and better bread than any other brand. Fer three days at the lowest price of the winter. §ggpy" Essie Tomatoes For Half their Real Value. ese tomatoes are specially selected from the finest New They are hanJ-packed in cans 5!« inches tall, At present market values, a can is worth 2Cc; our regular [10c Satin Gloss Soap or A : : Best White Butler’s Best Borax Soap Gloss Starch PS Y for 10c for 7C Spanish Slives. s§. 2 iS ms all sides we are being compii- d upon the excellnce of these ciaent tamps olive and housekeepers marvel how it Is\possible io sell them for such little prices, We import in large quantities, pack them ourselves, and select the very Extra stamp specials offered 15 Stamps Free wit unsurpassed in Stamp Specials with Teas and Coffees. 5O Stamps Free with Very Best Teas, a lb. ro} Stamps Free with Best No. 1 Teas, a Ib. 145 Stamps Free with Old Government Java Coftes, 1O Stamps Free with Best Mocha and Java Cottee, a it i .2 10 Stamps Free with Best Maracaibo Coffee, alb...... finest to bottle under the ‘*Egsie’® label You cannot improve on their deligacy of flavor. crispnessand plump meatiness at double these prices: MammothSpanish Queens = State mine seto 25c. Spaitish Queens - 8-oz. bottle, medium size...... ‘ 4 h Choice No, 2 T: alb. quality, alb........ Lemon and Vanilla Extracts. 14 Stamps Free with bottle Peerless Extracts for. siete Olives — Spanish Queens stuffed with pimentos; 6 eee Perfect 1% Hi 1O Stamps Free with bottle Our Own Extracts for pak aaa wage eet ted 10c , Fe | § Stamps Free with bottle Eagle Brand Extracts for.. 5c pied Wineont fai i7e | ete,, 8-02, bottl hes 4 EXTRA STAMPS FREE | EXTRASTAMPS FREE mua 4 rehi With Blue Ribbon =| Worcestershire Sauce baking Powder a 1 Brand. ade from Pure Cream of Tartar = Pleasant, piguantappeiizer. | 1 Ibycans.++..-38e~-18 Stamps Free | | ¢: eae ge wht al >| .15e—20 Stumps Free | Ys Ib. can 18¢—10 Stamps Eree pirenipl i, 10c— 10 Stamps Free 10c— 5 Stamps Free toe 20c x ti Cor : : ° ° n. California Fruits. in eet. creamy and tender, pa Essie Brand. |East View Brand. mn Maing Bol HSE CHIL ins t 3 for 20c Jothing finer Fate fanned 1hees an JEG ‘ spelt Oran es. “4 juicy Florida fruit, a . is| Best View we Ege Pigmey ar dozen, 35¢, 30¢ and. . 25c i Be Lemons. | : e 2 right, juicy Messinas, a Dainty Biscuits for New Year. deen, 19¢ and....01-+ 15c Eresk From The Nation: Bisenie Company at Greatly Reduced Prices orto | Feney Assorted 13 er 25c Richardson & Robbin’s Social Teas ... lum Pudding. 7 inia Mixed, a lb, The Standard for 30 years; cis} Spice Drops or Village Mixed, by e measure. «. 2 Ib. can, 38c, 1 Ib. can.. 2lic i | Triumph Oate—Best white rolled Boneless Bacon. Picnic Hams. | sun Nunes re vids eee Swift's Eagte Brand, the famous } } Sugar cured, lean, tender little Hams, | Mget.9% muMine Vand Brenktast J Qe lean strip boneless Bacon, sugar of delicions flavor, selected from fancteat "whole cured, appetizing, with its streak the best grade of young corn-fed ele of lean and streak of fat; l5c pigs; weight § to 7 Ibs; 8 special price, a Ib......- SUID jaocsss sisters cestst oka Peerless Malt {Peerless Malt Extract. { | Olive Oil. } Oil. tonic and eae food; Highest erate imported Luce: Oil, thensand builds up; quart ttle, OSe; pint dorm, $1.17; 8 notte... BUCY * LOT] vette, s5c;", [Men eet bae SOC] hottie. 23c} At 70 Licensed “geanaas Stores. Mammoth Exira Stamp Specials. S. & H. Green Stam, Dollar’s Worth. |/30 Fics dren, Stamps jal extraordinary for the family ff fotlowin; whole fi 2 ‘sideboard, which cannot be dupll- Moapgranl, Whiskows. ory : 1 A cated in value elsewhere. Bottle Imperial Rye Whiskey. Bottle J. B. California Bottle’ J.B. Californ' Bottle J. B. California All pure, choice wines, 4 bottles for Bel preset 3 dozen Mon by gallon, $3. the half gallon. (jugs id $1.00. Guinness’ Stout. McMullen & Co.’s White Lae ram fo, $3.00; by years old, Cabinet Whiskey—Butler’s old prt- Butler’s 10-year oli a bottle. Princeton ‘kt 75¢ Finest of appetize: Sir John Power’s Irish Whiskey Dublin Pot sui, abor 1.00 85c Sherry. Port. Claret. Kingussie Scotch—Fine mellow blend, bottle Cognac, a bottle. | 55 Hunter or Wilson Whiskey, s J. & bottling, a bottie,...... vate s.ock, very tae mellow rye; full quart decanter bot, 1.50 1.00