The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1907, Page 4

WOM PC IND TWO CLES FL BURGLAR __ Stands His: Blows and Hits Back. ‘HELP = REFUSED — HER. Catch..a Ferry-. : boat. Quigley, a recent arrival in| ~ “this ety from Chicage, was a priscnet “fa Wetferson' Market Court to-day charged with burgiarizing the heme of bore P.. Moore, lawyer, owner of the Cate Frahcia and well, knewn man @bout town. Had ft ndt been for the pluck of Mra. Bridget O'Brlen Rests 4 | strect, WHIM Dave esapet. Tie Soors house is stooked, with works of art, and the safe, contained $4,000 in seourtties and ‘*@ivery one wan away from the house ‘whan I discovered. Quigiey prowling argund —the second floor,’ ~ mata BMrs. j ’ O'Brien in court. “When I asked who | twas THOure ak quick HiUMIng Of fect, end saw the ficure of a man dart behind | ‘@ set of portieres. ‘Six Footer Didn't Like the Job, “I then went out to the sidewalk and stopped. a man about six feet tall, explained that there wi And on he] Yan toward the ferry, The second man told me to teli my troubles to a police- man, and then I told -a small boy to second floor and met the man coming out of a room with hts arms loaded flown with Mr. Moore's clothes. Mrs. O’Brien then described how the two coliie dogs aided her in the capture of ‘the man, The dogs, named Prince and Vim, held ‘on to the seat and bottom of the in- _ Six-Footer Was in a Hurry to! Quiteiey ya policeman. I_raturaedto-thet | Woman: Who Bravely Fought Burglars And Collies That Helped Her to Victory. the TFalt oor“ Wi yonction ore the 181) aa. O port olds ing. ing trseit “Hirs-Oorien And PRIDE GABE VA: ENS Captured A Bui eeiars truders trousers so tightly that he practically their prisoner. Mrs, O'Brien Was getting in ner good work and wrestled with Quigley all over the hall- way, down the and finally landed in the drawing-room “She Was Often Punched, Quigley, Mrs. O'Brien’ ansertea, —mypched her more than ten mes In the. BANS Se rest She returned the —Quistey bors me mark of | One over his right eye. The tusslé was fdwt and furious, and the man made a sodesperace leap “and threw off. tie, woman, but not the dogs, He reached | Tie Trent Woot ai wr Ted to run down the street, Mra, O'Brien giving chase, Prince and Vim downed him tn front Of-the house amd the striggte was ree nowed. Both dogs held on and barked as they could, while the house- —heid-—en,too,-- and —ealted tor Down the street an automobdile id this. gave the woman burglar courage born of th ® terrifie Jerk he pulled Prince, whose. jaws were a@ Mitte tired by this time,, but the attig secured a fresh hold. Policeman Ferry ran to the acene at thig juncture and arrested Quigley. The night stick figured In the wind-up of the scrap. ‘The prisoner was taken to Police Headquarters and photographed for the Rogues’ Gallery, Somers PHYSICIAN ILL, A MARTYR 1 To BU with Diphtheria as He Attended Patients. Dr Barbs Phillips, of the surgical | _fiphthetta In Minturn Hompttal, and the physicians who are attending him fear| be will not recover. eat. mombers of Bellevue's staf, Hata a martyr to duty paving been | stricken while trying to relieve others | ering from the dipcase which lea at: mtaff at Bellevue, {s dangerously ill with | Th Cie presence of Tooley husbunas wives stand helpless, There‘is no legal way to prevent them saying silly things, Mrs Katherine Graft, of Cheveland, went Into court to have her lord and master restrained from making 4 monkey of himself, but Judge Keeler anid-tt-war tie -priviiene of an Auer: can husband to be a dunce in his own at he persists in saying, ‘Oh, d things Uke that tl Tm Sick audy Sarat uh ties, te hfe, Insisted. Bhe sald they sti! ived Inthe same house and ate at the samo table, though sho_hns-sued-tor divorce. It annoyed the children, too, she declared, for thelr the divorce duit by exclalming “Oh, fudge! right In the middle of the con- Versaton. The Judge sald it waa few privileges husbands-“have, but one inaltenable right guaranteed by the Conatitution Is | the right-ts be «Taal, end=the'applica: tion af Mrs. Graff was @ismisred. DAMOSEL AT 45-18 TOO YOUNG TO WED, 5. Howell, forty-five years , has s0ed George MéVey> a—ricir farmers for > of promise. They Pay, aiid the reason nrasen over waa es young. She docs not a girl of forty-fve | atye3_Howe: cause she [PeienGainathia future ita, abe: AAy A che | _ tacked him, Dr, Phillips hails from the South, and {asfull of ambition. In his work ubout Bellevue he has neglected hix health, Two wesks ago le naked tobe as. WERT TS ery ST upon htw tunk A He wanted to of dangerous apierday eo) wenk tha 1 Dee http condition and pe hin room. Last most dangerous form Hoe waa then taken to ‘sun comrades notte peerage eens SHIPPING NEWS, Bun risen Mok pandy «Pease Piano Co. i 1 657 Fulton st. } ‘ASurelest of the popularity of the Pease Piatios can be obtained from a search of the various auction rooms, Or among the-sates of econd hand pianos by the various piano stores—a Pease Piano is rarely found among them, It ‘shows that the owners of one of the its musical q G00 purchase Pease Piano: merit ia desired. makes from —Exchanging. WRITE ualities. 95 of many 1p. Renting FOR CATALOD 128 West 42 Street, near N.Y. | Brooklyn Branch, | Me 10 New St, ODDITIES IN NEWS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD : Asks Court to supwell Husband Who Says “Oh, Fudgel’’ But Judge Says Man Has _ a Right to Be Foolish, i father to interrupt their discussion of | > Ward's about dif: incenulty, and they talked nt strewd Yankee tricks. Barnes —Ten thet—hetn— Vtenaed buying ea cplano,_.which) gave va called up his store and had his saleswoman play a few seiections under the telephone, while ithe Barnes family Istened. Then he egan to talk business. Five minutes| er he had sold a $0 plano, and with his stove burning brightly was WHAT’S IN A NAME WHEN BANKS FIGHT OVER IT? g at Financlers in Court Wrangle Over] formed een dtgene git nt oy daa The name of no Irving National Ing to be ty) Irving Nationai Bank, | dissolution « Irving Trust» Company of incorporated —by eight wedecessor of hia concern, the Irving ‘ational Hank, had used the ‘name Amérionn inj ied on {ts checks and notes an: reliable’ concern had given nuine “and “porta « Inote than haifa century of fair deal- He contended that the name was avidenly valuable asset, and hat the HSE, Couerh—eHIRNt to renp the bent At, and thyt the rae of It by tw Charlies BE. Rushmo: Conover, former preal be ai Bank and pre rust Com said the Swi house of Chicare having Exchange 1 on the op) Decision wan reserved. legitimate successors since the the merger with the | eran, usted for an] restrainiix Wie newly organ- | Wood cliffs, one of the New | the Hudson, was discoy of the” older ‘bank, ‘from | Patty who were returning home. hame “Irvini Qwink to. the CO. Breed _r1 thae_ the the portrait of the. "ather Laterature”* biaz- drafts Of, trade-mark, and that the the high yalue by Yeara the phat section. It hag not ons would be confusing. a a TALAMINA MANSION DESTROYED BY FIRE. Tie old Talamina mansionon Enele- landmarks on r, iwansion Was one of the show n his way to town. | BUTCHER'S METHOD OTT BIT CURES = (Catarrh, Asthma; Bronchitis, Catarrhal Deafness, Etc. And Prevents Pneumonia and Grippe. fat ner youur and broke the engagement. HOT STOVE AND A WIRE SELL, PIANO. Wililam Ward, a Connecticut plano. aierchant, was moving to town and the eather wax colt, so he Just left the} fire in his stove, thus keeping warm TAT waving the trouble of buliaing w= other fire When reached EJ, Barnes’ home, atx miles from here, he Deeded xome more coal, and went in to} borruW jt” Barnes Waa detighted with If you write or or call we we will show you}. For the removal of these troubles this METHOD has no beet in the realm of) Tedicine.—— | puteher’s Dect Method Contact Co, Ine, | 110 West 34th St., New York City, - ‘Opposite Macy's. | B. Altman & Oo. BOUDOLR. SETS, .MADE..OF .FLOWERED. ART. FABRICS, 2 CONSUFTING- OF SHIRT WAIST AND HAT BOXES, TABLE. SQUARES, LOUNGING PILLOWS, DRESSAR SCARFS AND DRESSING TABLE REQUISIT SORAP BAS ANDELALNDRY <BAGH-RRWING--AND=MPNDING -BaGs: LINGER BOUDOIR SETS IN. SEVERAL STYLES TSAN— GENT R MRROIDER: TINTED IPH MATAMAIS AND Vic Y PIRCES-OF /PHIS KENDD COYERS FABRIC! FOR MAK- 733 AS VORK DEPARTMENT, THIRD PLOOR | Fifty Avenue, 34th. cand 33th Sireets, New York A Sale of meaner for ‘Men Forme: 50 and $4.00 Forime $5.00. to $6.50 Formerly $7.00 to $8.50. At $2.50 At $3:75 At $5.50 colors, FURNITURE. Lord &- & Taylor Foulard Silks. 2,500 yds. Polka Dot Foulard Silks qf navy blue and black grounds, on sale at soc. & 68c. yd. Also 1,500 yds. Genuine Shantunge Silks. full 32 inches wide, on sale at special counter at $1.00 -yd., unusual value. Black and Colored-Dress Goods.- ~850 yards Imported Light Weight Chiffon Black Broadcloth -—with-atustrous-finish,-on-sale—___ at $1.65 yd. Also, Fancy Mixed Tatlor Suitings . in the late spring colorings, 42 inches wide, at 85c.-yd. Wash-Goods-Department, Special Sale of Printed Dotted Swiss & Organdie Rave in a large variety of very attractive designs and colorings in polka dots, floral-designs and solid at 15¢. yd., special value, Broadway and 20th St.; 5th Ave.; roth St. ARE PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER Light and medium weight wor- steds and cheviots in conservative stripes and mixtures; all sizes. neon Daksa & Contrary AT BORE NOTICE AND VERY MODERATE COST. COMPLETE SELECTIONS OF SLIP COVERINGS EMBRACE ENGLISH COTTON DAMASKS, SWANSDOWNS, CRETONNES AND BELGIAN LINENS. JACQUARDS, hs Betily ‘Avenue, 34th nd 35th Suse, New tact | DIMITIES, Right to Use the atreet and ‘West Broad- Word “Irving.” “She trying Nationa Bank was, th KolNs OUL of existence, Ru “Irving’* and the’ por- | m: elght fires Ted astington Irving Were Lonea | « (ruat company and oro Justlee Greenbaum | Me tame of Irving in good thes) ed to be on Tornier, re iast-ntetit th members of dancing SLIP_COVERS AND WINDOW SHADES _ a Attention is directed to an exceptionally choice selection of French Model Hats for Carriage, Reception and Evening Wear. Mourning Millinery 1 in Gas Grenadine and A New. Shipment, of English and French Hats —Men’s & Women’s Umbrellas Extra Quality Twilled Silk, 26 and 28 in. close rolled. Handles of Sterling Silver;Gun Metal and Buckhorn, trimmed with Sterling Silver, At the Special Price of Young Men’s Suits & Overcoats Cheviots, Worsteds, Et Street an New Styles in “Rain Coats: Newlines of Men’s Imported and Domestic Towel- ing and Lounging Robes, House Coats, Etc. (SECOND FLOOR, ANNEX) = A \ortunate purchase of the entire sammpfe-tine of-one-of-eur— Mannish Mixtures and Broadcloths: “of imported Chiffon, Altman Voile, two new. and exclusive models, $10,00,. Taffeta Petticoats, all. colors, 4.90 12 West 23d St. emer Millinery Dep’t {BECOND FLOOR) Smart Street Hats in the new colorings, 1 the New Brussels Net. $2.95 -_——_ Spring ShowIng” ote Single and Dauble-breasted Sack Suits of plain and fancy in the latest patterns and designs for Dress Wear, sizes 31 to 38 inch chest measure, also oung Men's Spring Overcoats and €ravenette- ! | { t ty r ! ! 1 i u ! is For Misses: “and-Children: ‘ | ! ! ! ears z FOR THURSDAY Special Offering of Skirts ; _ Phenomenal Values leading manufacturers secured at about half the ~usuat cost-is the basis-of this-sate— 225 Pedestrienne Skirts special 5,QO vaue $8.75 12 $12.00 An assortment of Tweeds, Chiffon Panama Plaids, Checks, Fancy. trimmed or man-tatlored- All sizes for Women and Misses. Black Voile Skirts : 10.75 vatue-$16.50 ae SPECIAL full section. pleated, with-or-without. fancy-skirt trimming.. SPECIAL OFFERING Opposite Fth through to 22d. Tan Boots "New and artistic designs which meet the demand for a distinc- tive style in Spring footwear. Range of prices $3.00 to $7.00 For Women Alexander ‘An Important Sule of Pajamas of fine quality woven Madras, neat figures and atripes—military cut, anal Costas THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH Men's Pajamas Ga Regularly a1, so 1,00