The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1906, Page 7

ROBBERS KILL WATCHMAN IN BANK BATTLE Five Shoot Him Down as He Makes Brave Fight Against Gang. ROCHESTER, N. ¥., March %.—EA- ward Pullman, a constable and night watchman at Sodue, was murdered early to-day by a gang of five burglars who were discovered by him while In the act of rifling the Knapp Bank, of that illage. ‘The robbers first visited the Rame, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railway depot, wiiere they blew open the large safe, stole a small safe and Tanmecked the express packages. They Secured only a small amount of money. ‘Then they went to the Knapp Bank. ‘They were engaged in drilling a hole fn the safe when discovered by Pull- man, Although five men were engaged in the job Pullman fearlessly entered the bank and gave tittle. A fusilade of shots followed, during which the Constable was instantly killed by @ bul- fet which passed through hisright lung. ‘After the shgoting the robbers fled, leaving the drill in the safe. They got away in a eleigh they stole from the barn of William Welburn, near the bunk. Mrs. W. W. Word, Charles Ward and ‘A. J. Chandler, of Auburn, stopping st the Gnyder Hoi], heard the shots. Mrs. Wood saw five men go west on Main gtreet, directly afterward, She supposed they were boys and that thay had been firing blank cartridges. When Constable Pullman did not reach home at the usuall time this morn- ing the family became alarmed and a geerch was made, but It was not until two hours later that Charles C. Field, @ bank employee, fount the body. The coron:r was immediately summoned and officers were placed on the trail of the murderers, ‘The robbers, who are supposed to be yewgmen, fled to Rochester, Three times on the read they exchanged horses. They were seen to enter Roch- epter at 6 A. M. by Louis Wauser, of Cifford street. ‘The men upon reach- ing the city line, abandoned their rigs, eeparated, each striking out for himeeif. heater detectives any on the trail and ft is expected that the men captured within a. few hours, ‘The village of Sodus is wrought up ever the murder, Constable Pullman mwas one of the prominent resents of the place. He wwe utterly fearless and it wae this that cost him his life. He leaves a widow and thnee children, one @ married daughter, who lives in Byra- PAGET'S BRIDE WAS AN ACTRESS Marie Miller Married to Rich Turfman Without His Father’s Knowledge. The mysterious bride of Sydney Paget, the grandson of the first Marquis of Anglesey, whom he brought to New York a few days ago, denying informa- ion of her Identity, was Miss Marie Ailller, at one time an actress, Beyond that Uttle is known of her on this side or in London, where the marriage took place. Mr, Paget, who Js widely known in is country for his connection with horse racing, surprised his friends by fmtroducing a young lady who accom- panied him from Europe as his bride. That was all he would say. He would tell nobody who she was, The couple have been in seclusion in an apartment SLAYER IN TERROR ON EVE OF HANGING Trouble Feared with Small, Who Is to Die with Jokn- son in Mount Holly. (Special to The Evening World) MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., March Sheriff Norcross has c rangements for the double which is to take place tn the Burlington County Jall here to-morrow. iff has recelved scores of applicatior for Invitations to witness the execu’ but the lst of witnesses, the number which {s strictly limited by law, was 23,— | made up some time ago arti sjnce then | 'u all requests for invitations have been denied. Some high prices have been offered to holders of invitations for their cards, but of course cannot be accep. Johnson and Small, the negroes who are to die for the murder of Miss Flor- ence W. Allinson, at Moorestown, Jan, 18, will be hanged at ‘the same time, ac- cording to present plans. Both men have been receiving daily visits from the Rev. James E. Groves, of Mount Holly, and the Rev, Thomas J. Oliver, of Moorestown, Johnson shows nerve, but Small ts ap- parently terrified. That he may make a scene before being executed Is quite probable. Sheriff Norerose said to-day that he would defer the final testing of the scaffold until to-morrow, at which time the women prisoners and ali others who have a view of the gallows will be re- moved from thelr cells to another part of the prison. ‘Tobacco seams ito be a good tonte for the prisoners, and they were given a fresh supply of cigarettes and cigars this morning, sufficient to last them un- til the end. ee New Yorker Weds in Colorado. CANON CITY, Col., March 2%3,—Harry W. Donovan, of New York City, and Miss Pansy Raynolds, of Canon City. | were married yesterday, olds’s father, F. A. wealthy banker, died last week, on the sixth floor of the Waldorf-As- torla since their arrival, refusing to see friends. A cable from London says that Mr. Paget's reported marriage is surprising news, not only to his hosts of bachelor friends there, but to his relatives. At the home of his father in England ft was sald last night that nothing was known about Sydney's marriage. His father even bedeveu that he was thea fn tveland and not in America. is a member of the » in Landon, and for marrying he must pay a fine of $125 to the club. The mystery conceming Mr. Paget's martiage, which he himself reported, fa agitating aoclety, Ho is connected closely with families high in Eng- fish and American society. His brother, ‘Almerio P: married Pauline Whit ney, daughter of the late William . Whitney. Another brother, Arthur, arried Mrs, Paran Stevens's daughter. ir, amd Mrs. Artiur Paget are leaders London society. a ____} No Fxtra Charme for Tt. Advertisements for The World may be lett ‘any America! jet Messenger Otfies the city until 9 P.M. meee REASON 15 Why You Should Read World Help Wants Here {s a sweeper From Sweep-ers-ville, With him no wind Blows that blows ill. A A Ast Want job brought him joy. If you want such workers World Wants employ, Predominate in Favor With the Best Dressed Men. Each One of These Overcoats Pictured Above Is Drawn Direct from Our They Are Offered as Suggestions from a Vast Collection of Good Clothes for Men. It is natural that every man will go to the store where he may find the largest assortments, where the styles and fabrics are new and many, radical or conservative, where he can bs fitted easily whether ke be of normal or out of the ordinary build. Such being the case, it is logical that he should come to Vogel Brothers first, last and always. Special Sale of the New Top Coats, Short and Medium Length Moaels, at You will not find another collection of top coats, outside of Vogel Brothers, that presents the great assortment, the style and economy of The fabrics are the new tan and olive shades of covert, black thibets and gray cheviots, and include every style Vox model to the genteel loose-back these we offer on special sale. ‘weaves. are made of fine black Thibe ’ \\\ of top coat from the natty short overcoat which reaches to a trifle below the knee, $22 Silk Lined to Edge Black Overcoats, Ina Series of Medium-Length Styles, at Luxurious, dignified overcoats, that for style, excellence of tailoring and fabric outdo any a custom tailor would fashion for you at $25. feeling, rich black thibet is material from which they are made, and the lining is pure silk throughout to edge of lapels. Special at $18, The New Ultra ‘‘Shaped Back’’ Overcoats, Identical with Custom Tailored $30 Garment, at Here's the radically new Spring Overcoat; shown simultaneously with those of the high-class Fifth Avenue Tailors. new gray and black fabrics in diagonals, herringbone and double diagonal This model conforms to the lines of the back to the waist line and flares out over hips, with a deep centre vent. Special at $20- Our New Spring Paddocks, 52 inches long and manly, at Manliness is a distinctive feature of our new Spring Paddocks. 1 d modelled on generous, graceful lines, West Side Police Court on cc. 9 last. was sentenced to Sing Sing for life by’ | Judge Warren W. Foster In the Court | of General Sessions to-day. He pleaded gullty to murder in the second degree. ‘The girl had gone to the court to, ded his ar-| swear out a warrant aganst Willi: hanging | for beating her. The Sher-| y, with shapely athletic shoulderp and full chests. others velvet collars, Special at $20. Every other type of Overcoat is shown in a practically limitless variety in the new models and fabrics, priced from $12.50 to $30. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1906. SLEW GIRL IN COURT, | HE GOES UP FOR LIFE. Negro Had Stabbed in Magistrate's Tribunal Woman Who Accused Him of Assault. William = Williams, a negro, stabbed Els ‘ker to death who in the lie tried to pe |, and when a small pocket penod to strike an death. Thr he plea ot ond degre 8 t he could not prove first degree murder. Retiring from Business Our immense stock of Chinese and Japanese Fancy Art, Goods, consisting of Sik and Grass Linen, Bmbroidertes, Dress Goods, China," Ivories and, Bronzes, &c., at Gretlly Reduced. Prices, 7 PIECE TEA SET, KUTANI WARE, Kory dainty: design of Japanese eure Regular price, $3.25; now........81.0 iso MANY other bargains, PHONG FAT & CO., 30 W. 224 St. ~NEW PUBLICATIONS, READ THE PRIVATEERS BR An exciting new Serial Story by H. B. MARRIOTT WATSON Just begun in the April number of the STRAND MAGAZINE Price 10 cents, | $12.50 Special at $12.50. $18 Soft- $20 The fabrics include the $20 Some have self and Store Open Saturday Night Till 10.20, I L.WSWEET & CO. Own Garments. OOK at BARRY SHOL and you hay facts before you the you can't very wei resist. THE BARRY SHO /,, is correct in style, bu with more virtue tha mere style, We build into ou shoes a quality th stays until the shov THI are worn out. Ask your dealer for them; if h: can't supply you send us you name and address and we will tel you where to get them. Sen now. NO SECURITY. ~NOINTEREST- NO INDORSEMENT 4 No Employers? References Required- You positively save the middleman's prtit. by dealing direct with us. CALL, OR WRITE FOR CATALOGUE No. 44 7 Fulton st S9OMAIDEN LANE NY. The New Black Suits for Men . Special at $12.50 Hére’s a sale of intense in- terest to menwhowant a really good, dependable and stylish black suit at a moderate cost. Fresh from the hands of our own skilled tailormen,we have received about 500 black suits in the new Spring single and double - breasted sack suits. From any point of view they are far superior to ordinary ready-made $15 black suits—a giance will convince you. So, why not have a better suit at a saving of $2.50? Other black suits in models that are conservative or radica, In smooth black fabrics, rough surface black fabrics, soft materials or a hard twisted material. You are sure to find one to your liking. Prices from $15, $18 and $20 up to $30. - ’ ae 3 23 Saka & Company Broadway, 334 to 34th Street. { Saks & Company Broadway, 33d to 34th Street Snits & Top Coats for Men RADICAL & CONSERVATIVE MODELS At $15.00 to $40.00 Exercise your strength along the right lines and you will find power. Our tailormen have found it. How ? By leaving the whole garment after they bad it mastered and each exer- cising all his talent upon as One found his work in the collar, another in the sleeves, pockets or lapels, and so on, instead of trying for perfection in all things. So a garment of ours has the benefit of the might of seven each giving it all his cleverness and abnormally developed power. Let us prove our faith in the propo~ sition by this: You may multiply the stock of the average shop in this town by three and still will we have a greater diversity of new spring suits and coats, both in models and fabrics, The New The greater part of our second floor is given over to it. Distinctive Suits for Young Men NEW SPRING MODELS At $10.00 to $25.00 Every suit and coat is the product of our own workshops. Perhaps you know how much char- acter and individuality that promises and the manner of tailoring which it insures. The new single and double breasted models, with broad angular lapels, welted or flap pockets, side, centre or false vents and kindred distinctive features. Suits for Misses & Small Women Sizes 14 to 18 years. 32 to 36 Bust Measure. Value $25.00 At $18.50 New Eton model of Panama cloth in black, navy, rose, light-gray, Alice-blue or reseda and the light checks and mixtures, well tailored, Coats for Women $18.50 Top Coats at $12.50 Of Worumbo tan covert or imported black broadcloth in fitted and semi-fitted pony or loose fitting box coat models, silk lined. $25.00 Eton Coats at $19.00 Lace trimmed, short sleeve model of im- ported black broadcloth. $29.50 Silk Rubber Raincoats at $20 Double-breasted loose-fitting model in black, navy, red, light-gray or tan. Shop for Children Within its precincts you will find everything that a boy in short trousers or a girl in short dresses can possibly need—their outer and under garments, shoes, hats, gloves, furnishings and the minor requisites. The more vital feature is in this: other shop. Suits and Top Coats for Boys At Five Dollars This five-dollar series of garments is with us a specialty. Earnestly and faithfully have we worked to make them worthy of that distinction. They are worthy. Nor is it beyond the lay per- son to understand why. The tailoring gives the reason; so do the fabrics, and the styles and every- thing that can contribute to make the garments stand above the average at that price. Norfork Suits of cheviot mixtures and blue serge in three models and eight patterns; Knickerbocker trousers (sizes 8 to I7 years). Russian Blouse Suits (sizes 3 to 8 years) and Sailor Suits (sizes 7 to 12). Of Cheviot mixtures $5 or serge in navy, red, brown or gray, in five models, Top Goats (sizes 8 to 17 years) and Resfers (sizes 2% to 10 years). Of tan or olive covert cloth and whipcord, red cloth and navy serge or cheviot. $1.50 to $3 Hats for Children, 95c If it be no offense to you that a hat has served the manufacturer as a sample (and they do not betray it), the opportunity is extraordinary. All the new spring models — Continental, Napoleon, Huzzar, Glengarry and Tam o’ Shanter—of straw, cloth and leather, in various colors. Furnishings for Boys Star & IK & B Blouses, 48c, 69c, 95c. Of Madras in white or colors, with neckband or Byron collar. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Youths’ Neglidee ts at 50c. Of Madras in white or colors. Cuffs attached or detached. Sizes 12 to 14 inch neckband. Silk Four-in-Hand Scarfs and Bows, Special at 15c. {8c Black Rikked Cotton Stockings for Boys, at $24¢, 25¢ Black Rikked Cotton Stockings for Girls, at 20c. Spring Apparel for Infants Were we to devote ourselves exclusively to apparel and requisites for infants, we could not go to a greater length, so far as the diversity of styles is concerned. Nor could we hope to present them in models more exclusive or dainty or at prices more modest than ours. Long Lavettes, including shirts knitted and flannel bands, barrows, long flannel and nainsook shirts, night and day slips, dresses, wrappers, sacques, hood-shawls, booties, baskets, hampers, scales, toilet sets, bibs, pads and napkins. , and flannel shirts, kid and lisle, coats, caps and bonnets. Lang Goats, $350, $3.95, $4.50, $5.95 to $28.50. Short Geats of white cloth or silk, $3.95, $4.95 to $28.50. Lingerie & White Riaue Coats, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95 to $15.95. Colored Goats and Reefers, $3.50, $3.95, $4.95 to $9.95. Skull Caps of lawn or silk, 50c, 75c, 98c, $1.50 to $2.98. Lingerie Hats, $1.98, $2.98, $3.95 to $27.50. SUNDAY WORLD WANIS WORK W All that is dedicated to your convenience and comfort. You will find our prices materially more modest than those of any Outer Garments for Girls In power, in scope and in influence this department has grown. While it must ever concern itself with the garments of the highest grade, the greater strength lies in the suits and dresses of a thoroughly dependable character at very modest prices. Street Coats, $9.50, $11.50, $14.50 Three-quarters and full length models of light stripes, mixtures and checks, lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 16. Tailored Coat Suits, $19.75, $24.50, $29.50 Pony, Bton and box models of chiffon broadcloth, Panama cloth and light mixtures. Sizes 12 to 16 years, at $1.95, $2.95, $3,95 ‘ussian, guimpe and high-neck models of white lawns, colored chambrays and fancy ginghams. Sizes 6 to 14 es, $15.00, $19.50. Of white lawn, organdies, batiste or net. Designed for party and general summer service. Sizes [4 to 16 years, SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY $17.50 Tailored Suits at $12.00. Pony, box and loose fitting three-quarters coat models of navy serge, light checked Panama cloth, and homespuns in plaids and mixtures; circular skirt, Sizes 12 to 16 years, $25.00 Tailored Suits at $19.50 Pony coat model of chiffon broadcloth in black, navy, rose, Alice-blue, light-gray or of light striped worsteds, silk lined, Sizes 12 to 16 years. $7.50 Full Regulation Suits at $4.50. Of serge in navy or red, with full kilted skirt and trimmed with contrasting braids, silk tie and embrotdered emblem, Sizes 6 to 14 years. $2.50 Wash Dresses at $1.45 A series of high and low necked models of white lawn, colored chambray and fancy ginghams. Sizes 6 to 14 years. $7.50 Spring Top Coats at $5.00 Of navy serge, red-cloth, tan-covert or light-gray homespuns, in seven-eighths length model, lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 16, $10:00 Spring Top Coats at $7.50 Of tan-covert cloth in seven-eighths length model, thoroughly tailored and lined throughout. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Shoes for Boys and Girls. If good service, through well tanned leathers and better workmanship, plus style that is beyond mere “gingerbread,” establishes the worth of a shoe, then ours are offered at very modest prices. Special for Saturday. Boys’ Blucher or @ Shoes of patent leather or box calf, with welted oak soles, Sizes 1019514 — Value $2.50. Special at $1.95 Girls’ Button Shoes of patent leather or vici kid, with patent tips and welted soles. Sizes 1134 to 534 Value $2.50. At $1.85 Sizes 8)¢ to 11 .00. At $1.60 Sizes 6 to 8 Value $1.75. At $1.35 € i Pract Hie ONDERS ; *] 1 j ;