The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1907, Page 6

Wants His Jailer- orty ‘Days a Prisoner, THE EVENING WORLD, Ss the-hero” neleh—y d to-day and delighted juvenile | wrongs with etranke rtories of his ox- He also related the, detalis 1d -imprisbnmen| in ay pers’ den to Capt. ‘Metecttves of the Vernon Murphy ant avenue \Dhourh the Jad‘s father stoutly ig that he pald one cont nsom, general belief among his that He paid handsomely to i Eeptice cannot got any definite «| Battle. He recalls ‘that on the night of Fan. 22, when he was whisked away by )swarthy-skinned Italian, with.a he was carried on a_jour- a Anvolved a ride in three differ- -c He followed a similar wha he was taken tu the Man- entrance of Brooklyn Bridge Ag Bag. ch -and-turned--edrift: boy was tmmured in a he never the forty days of his cap- In the household where he was ood there were two men, 1 wom- Fay eas Mtde trl and a Ute boy and wits fanted-the-Dog Back. as well as his guard. ug room with the bis plenty to eat. was kept war: ‘and y big dog had left the decpest 1m- On. the Utils coptve,and al- the first thing he said to his father bad been kissed and wept over he wanted that big dog. The animal had been his constant H egster—had—begaed ptors to allow him out to play. had frightened him witn ‘syories “big. red-headed policeman who punish him for not ‘going to He had ‘slept in a cot in a allowed to play (o hie epntent with the little girl and Hadid not like .the little. jaa be wanted to fight ali the lyn My, The Progressives’ bubble to burat! .| The British voter, he awatted It hard, ax ‘We swatted sweet Willle Hears them, “POOR OLD M. 0. L’S word! But AGING OWNER lt Gave Poisoning. Nick 6mith, propristor of a resort at No. 13 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, that | Raktong been Yarlously known as (he! Tub of Blood and The Hoodco House, snded_his sirenuous..carees.today with} & bullet through the brain. himself In the head, the bullet going in one side and coming out the other. Smith, who was old and a Hercules in size, has lone) ‘been a thorn In the fiexh of the Brook-j| Police. His Fegularly,-but the-—man —hed—poiltioat pull enougyh to remain in businesa and aleo to escape {mpriscnment many assaults upon policemen. = the Hoodpo House went after them with hin bare tists, and when! he had floored beat then over the heads with heavy beer glasses until they were un- conscious. one of the glasses and alinost severed his thumb from his hand. He was bind- fig Ay Gilet WoUHU Ween Pollonual aio- Tiernan, of the Fourth avenues sata, caine UP Deaind pim and struck him yo. mith was arrested, bat fla pult Whil se And shut _{n_ aaa Sor When the vistors had he was allowed out again. + DOY — ald sive ae nollee 14 seer Pesta sincly on! ri that “for the kidnappers. be i wil the palm of his ther who ie | and a rita ja ine, Palen, ° ‘nd addres as Ot his ath for by~ DE: vinced that baker ne who Js a with d-not“paythem ties ‘Palermo took hia son tha: Mise Lor Joy. canes an to her nnd huxged ‘end there wus Palermo home seats ho: btue cher. Kidnappers took tho lon was’ “corny hg, Kiavappere Tet him at the ‘not en out of ¢! ware They hold kn ter onthe CON falas him, A Walt, and th iproeen ing anes fr ae niger but intoTrark Tew, would. be prose- me thse | anil wis happiness f hus not jetely “fost. ack | rert year: carried shooting-Irons. weapon. to -bim) he joaded tt carefully ( eapo) Baet through, hie hin tread lece for Ave to the the rendesvous of sailors, highwaymen wa ylarere. Hamilton annals record twelve murders commit- ted there within a period of: fifteen -with: Policemen! _ CONGORD; Frank Mra M jeltrest-to N tt didn't take long for Btreeler to set jEddy® Tawyer_ ax soon as possibl ES HIS UFE Him Blood Ira ©. Hoops, Ho shot | Forest. forty-three years shop. placo has been raided for his clared that le doing #) le broke tistic things. neglected to jood | pdivorce,.was . Ms Pleas Court Hanna, by brought the| © ehot a. tor of the | note resort, Gates Mara when It was|) Th are. Avil ‘war, An the Bay. Ridge and! Maud, The__.police | vorced In 290u,_ twice. ake id m—homre.|f—~ n Nicholas (O'Neill, ae "the Oak | “station, saw Rin orsing o “abd: carried. hin te tye" sta" ia police of the Vernon Avenua Sta- re notified. and the father. wa a en there: When ie “father {nthe atations Ne cried, unt a w Palermo ihe father. <old of the kidnan- the. wae and. the 4 ney jDiotter dlaclosed ‘boy. which: ae awe Bight-of “Jan: a only article of of clothing: the boy he wore when ‘ween about the precy Was « little Everything - eine was new: be left- home wife the police as Me ecame 5p, Waa, stolen, on the afternoor %, “and search failed to reve y elie, except that children had's n strafigé, man taliding to him. Palermo had re- j-working baker, and in od, for the r 1g Bis sen The baker Was In dis: Fi no money nor friends Pp Sime ORRIED MERCHANT ‘TRIES TO END LIFE. and Not Likely to Recover. Bommers, upholaterer and fur- dealer of Montclair, N. J., at- to commit suicide at noon by slashing at his throat with a Hospital of his town, and ho ts pected {0 recover, ba widower 10 yeara_ of his not ois sald to over one Pegent death of a palhagrs 4nd the illness is ~H*® was removed to the Moun- -Americanitis Elixir — fs the only remedy of its kind in existence. fills-an important gap in the line of medicines. Rexall Americanitis supplies to the body just those elements which Nature cannot supply in sufficient quantities to meet the unnatural drain upon the Phosphorus in soluble form is the basis of this. splendid nerve food, Thousands of women have been saved from nervous prostration by the prompt use of Rexall Americanitis. To all conditions of nervous derange- nervous system, SERVICE IN EDDY SUIT REFUSED BY STRCETER |Lawyers + for Scientists Takes Posi- tive Stand, Streeter,’ pernona’ Baker 6. . Martin and J. W. for the plaintifes, Fefusei mest the conditions thus presented, ar- Yuaxementa are being made —to—sarve. papers separately upon-each defendant F called Christian Mr: S.SGen, counsel tor dy, Ki Messrs, Kelly and Martin, after call- ing upor Gen, Streeter, took a train for Boston to mect there former United jStates Senator W. E. Chandler, vonior | an cuunsel for the TG EN in the case, “COMRSS THES CHICAGO, March Hoops, twenty years old, a student at Lake Forest University, and a son of a lawyer of Kokomo, Ind. tw under arrest charged with rob- bing the residence of Hobart Chatneld- Taylor, wealthy —reaident. The robbery was committed three weeks ago, and property valued at $%,00 ts sald to have been tuken, Hoops was arrested while trying to dls- pose of some of the jewelry in a pawn- &—Richard 0. of—bLake Following the arrest of Hoops, detec- tives searched the-room™ ot Hoops” Mm the fraternity hall at Lake Forest Uni- versity and found a trunk filled with property_aald_to_have been taken from It consisted, ot silverware and curlos lor has spent years in confeased to the police that he e residence of Robert Only a few weeks ago a roundeman | the. Taylor tealdence. and patrolman entered Smith'n place | Mamond, rin and-announced that It must slut down. Soitecting— bles Bath men were armed with nighteticks | Hoops conteased 5 ad also robbe revolvers, but the proprietor’ of Mcabamia dai of abandonment * Hanna aska for divorce, alimony and the custody of her nter,-Eitgabett aged Nve years, The petition was’ sworn to before a4 fe New-York Ctty-umder tate of aintift ts Hanna hi her first husband bet —1n— og iishman: ae As its name implies, it's a specific for the peculiar exhausted nervous conditions resulting from the - continuous rush and tension. under which Americans live, Blizabeth wife of Dan R. ‘Orent. in making! his confession Hoops _de- ‘Was not able to say why he had robbed the two residences, had everything that he needed. that he could give no other reason than Mg. desire’to possess beautiful and ar- as he He sald MRS. DAN-HANNA FILES HER SUIT FOR DIVORCE. ‘CLEVELAND, March F=Bult for ay tn Common Gordon Hanna, the tor Hanna. neglect of and extreme ade- zecond wifo, Walter De 8 Newent Andon. Feb 19..0f the me year sho was narrled to- 1 1GE0 WOMAN WAS "—HEDOWNEOF FRE Held Grandchildren Out of Window Till Firemen Took Them to Safety. Mra. Ejlza Cranford, sixty-five old, who lives on th 273% Ware ast night tn wes a sane tw ee yeara a halt, her nel ding n r which had to be run up to her} by “sinoke and fro Mrs. | ford. p up: the ehildren I them out of tho window In the crowds In the stree } for hi and a ¢ tup byt {who thought the Woman was abou drop the children to the ground, men stood ready to catch the young-| Cranford held on to the screams} ing children leaning ‘halfway out the seindow. to save herself-from the smoke In few minutes, ald came when ruck Company No, reached. the fire a tadder was piaced against the Wok” Oe eiildren T tnstated on rea- culng. herself, ‘and’ to, the cheers of the 4 she caiitiously descended the led. *Siarearet. Mackin, fifteen years old, and her brother Robert. thirteen, were alone jn t h 1 floor ab jump from a window 01 men of 4 pot with-thelrarn rirl umpe No. 7 formed & wih the boy-and and landed wa Stop the Pain WiTH AN @ This painful trouble can be relieved and cured by using an Allcock's Plaster. Watm the plaster before A applying—if not relieved by bed- tine, place a hot water bag against the plaster on the shoulder. REMEMBER: —Afcoct's Platters — 2 tulne porous pl fernal Remedy, Made of absoinie!y ths lead ESDAY ie below, and tne \ included, Royal: Wilton Rugs High-class qualit.es; great Variety | new and attractive colorings. Sire Resisriy 9.0612.0 $40.00 8.3x10.6 $37.50 6.0x 9.0 $24.50 9.0x12.0 $35.00 8.3x10.6 $32.50 6.0x 9.0 $22.50 Body Bru:seis Rugs _ \ Extra coed quality of brussels Carpet rugs in selected colorings, New patterns as can be shown in the city, We quote the popular | sites at very low pr.ces. Rezularly fale Price struction; séais' are covered wiih leat © ete and ireen \elou r—ilee N perest aid materiel ard Curran toed under the Pure Food and Drugs # Act, Jaume 30; 1000,---Serial do. 355.-¥ Each pill contain: tract of garaapa valuable vegetable Preslucts wake ita blood puriter of excel aS} anna. Hanna has-alao been marricd t=. Women.in-an. exhausted, nervous-state; kc to-over-work, continyous™ social functions ora general “run down" condition of health, oftén wonder why tonics and emulsions -fail-to benefit: them: ~The reason” is” plain. Tonics.and.cmulsions are_good-inAheir place, but they cannot: build up the body until the #erves have been toned and quicted. There's-only-ene-remedy-that can restore health to w = fhausted nervots: condition, because It acts directly upon the nerves, omen Thi ment, exhaustion and debility it brings permanent relief. 75 Cents Per Bottle RIKER’S DRUG STORES BROOKLYN: Main Store—456 Fulton strect. BRANCHES: Fulton Street, cor. Clinton. Flatbush & 8t. Mark's Avenuos, Sumner and Jefferson Avenues, x Columbia and Union Streets. The pexale Stores NEW YORK: Malin Store—Sixth Avo. & 23d St. .Broadway and 9th Street. ’ LABORATORIES: (688-88 Washington Street. < 4in this ex. combination makes Rexart-“king-ot alle We have proven tme and thine azain that Reaall Keme- dies are kings above all others. For mora than tweyears anexpert travelled all over the world -in-saasch of extraordinary remedies, - When- évet We beard of a wonderful cure of 4 any nature he did not rest until he per- sonally could seo the effect of the prescription |. used. Where he found the remedy perfect be purchased the pre- scription, but It was never used asa Rex- all remedy until the properties had been thoroughly "anal. yred by the chem. ists and physicians ce is remedy Company, BE pine es diode ee t cE Galvanized” Ash Can Ga vanized Coal Hod =e, Tae Size Garbage Cans— 26¢ Gaivanized Wash Galvanized Coal Shovel— Clothes Basketa—strong and ‘Turkey Feather Deniers ful 100 Scrub Brushes—extra fine, at Le of the United Drug | rs Hand ED a ee bris- Whisk Bi Combination Mop Handle Stove Brusies—zood quality ate $1405 Cassy A COr WOCiA Caer,’ a NES— bey -eeHt- dor ol grown iralt 2 Orange Marmalade “The-rorulre Bet: oi ona es fib -426Fs. ier Wednese within fifty Catvanized Ware. j :29¢ arrl size; a Blins= with cov Put e— Mevitus Size; eXtra StFONB, 23c- 12¢ long handicy ats... Baskete. . 82c substantial; at, feathers;-16 inch long; very line quality; Al. -+rver 35¢ loor Brgoms—made of good quality of corn-straw.. 5+ lic 24e rooms—a Reoacaalir yc air Brooms—16-Inch; long 92c handic: good quality; at. tle, d-inch, anu Cloth—the self-wring- Ing kind; . 22¢ ‘15e different kinds; at... Miscellaneous. Salt Boxes—made of china; 18¢ ety hne; imported) kind; ar of designs, giving a choice selection | pot meduition and oricntal effects in, comprising as fine an assortment of |. MARCH 5,_ t= 1907. the Time, and. This Is the Place to Buy it -Axmintter-Ruga assortment patterns that cannot be’ duplicated | elsewhere, among which are floral and “orjental desigs Exquisite Mahogany fin- ish only; bigh- ly polished and finely constructed; Strong spin dies in back4 and shaped arm>;seats are covered with green velour; these AS.We seil no is unnecessary to print anything about this sale be ‘seconds,’ of We have them in-ait-sizes-and several Sale Price $31.50. $31.00 $31.50 | $23.50 t grades. Make your selection now. Sle Regularly 12.0x15.0 .. $40.00 10.6x13.6 $35.00 , 9-0x12.0 $40.09 9.0x12.0 $27.50 ~8,0x12.0 $24.50 9,0x12,0. $23.50 8.3x10.6 $37.50 $.3x10,6 ' . $24.50, ~ BSxI0.5 $20,007 - Wool Velvet Rugs 10.6%15.0 $45.0U $39.00 10,6x13.6 $42.50 $30.50 Avery attractive collection, large 10.6x12.0 $37.50 $32.5y | im quantity and well varied In as- 9.0x15.0 $36.50 $31.5) rormeny at extremely feasonable £.0x12.0 $28.50 $25.50 | ° sie. Regularly. Sle Price, 8.3x10.6° ~~ $26.50" $23.50) 8.02120 324.50 3.1.50 2.0x 9.0 $23.50 $20.0) | 9.0x12.0 $20.00 $16.75 COX B07 $1780" $14.75 1 83x 10.87 $27.00 317-50 : Grocery Specials _ UST what it means to you to, buy your groceries here to- morrow_is indicated-by the prices that we have put-on. aple goods—foods that you want the year around, you can rest assured that every- \ new | If You Are Going t to Need a Rug at en Time Within ‘the “Next Halt Year, No ane yond the comparison of regular and special’ prices ‘given statement that: the rugs offered: are all new and perfect—no damaged or floor-worn goods are | i . Tapeatr'y praca Rugs Regularly Bile {i lee ; N4seaan Excellent qualities, new spring designs suitable for any room; very ee and-espsciaily low priced for this sale. g be ‘Site i $27.50-—-322.50 | -9.0x12:0 !9.0x12.0- $21.00 $18.50_|—8,3x10.8 10.6x12.0 © $20,00° $17.50 | 60x 9.0 ie Oriental Rigs Attractive specials ia Our stock of Fersian, lurs ‘ful designs; rugs like regularly $85; MO-TOW:. ++. Large Kazak Ru; oxy ft; usually 245 and $50; 1educed to good value at, $30; tate prices. -Ms hogany,— finish only, highly pol- ished, very handsome design and | thing you buy will be fresh, pure and Cera fle: —1rs-a-poodlist—read it New Laid Eggs, 22¢ a Do.en None delivered. Limit, two docen to a cust “XXXX FLOUR—Slegel Cooper's beat 1 Patni. equel the mark. $2.85) bbl. sack. BAHING 1 OWLE! rolls fo) ‘Siegel Cones _ Old Dutek- Cofice _ Any riguer pr berrel $5.09; }a-bbie 8c | =f miles of New York “stock up’ cont. and-they-cre absolutly guaranteed against imper‘ect goods or ‘ seconds.”” ¢ China Cereal Jars with a3- SOMCG NAMES, ALacaeee tees Toilet Paper—extra line quality: in tulls cf 800 sLe } Woodenware. Star Fibre Pails “quarts, ates Salt Boxes—made of wood ans Stencilled, Mocesieseeee Hardwood: Knife Boxe Compartments, at. Folding Ironing Boards — This ‘bourd is not .o be compared with the smaller sizes so oiten adver- This board is 43; ft. top, with folding stand that is made extra strong and board that is made extra wide. Troning Boards, made of ple clear white lumber; extra large 435 ft, 45 52e.; 5% tt. at. Extra Good Kolding Ironing Boards—of very fine grade lum- ber,extra strong and large; origin- ally sold for $1.75; covered with felt and have the patent ‘folding legs; to:matrow = No mall orders filled on this Item, Large Wash Bench—Just the thing fora place where the space is limited; made strong and substantlalabout36%n.long,age tised. size, > of ., 25¢ Ph prilosec St COMER, usttie wing ior the laundry Bread or Cake Byxes— medium size; at... 5 te 6de $1.05" brant in casalhsy ab: for the entire year. ibe 9c 35c | 8c. 5de KENT S FARM . OMATOES-: F2.vOr 00% St ‘Boneless: Herring Libby: ‘a Pecric.n Tee. TCH top” gta: Witerproo® Cotton Clothes Lines ase be | ise 1. 7x5. Sie 1ugs inriyg elsewnere $19.2 upto $12; re, wiar Moise $02.50; to-moi tows 557. 50 | $21.50 | Kirmanshah Kuga~s ze avout 453 ~ $17.50 | these sell elsewhere tor 31UU and $110; | $64.50 —Asizes up to $33.75. Rare-Serevend..and -lran—-Kuys— size 4x5 tt; an extra cho ce lov 518.75, Fine Rockers at Exactly Half Regular Prices The first instaiments HESE are the last instalment of a purchase of rockers intenael for our Mid-Winter Furnuure) Sale, we sold last month; as this shipmen: arrived too tate to be included in the big event, we have cut the prices exactly in half in order to clean up the Jot quickly. x They are all wel] made, good looking rockers, tought from a qaanaracraren aie supplies us with a grear regular stock, and who makes nothing butthe miost reliable, up-tc-date Furniture. j by | Genuine Royal Granite Steel Coo ing Utensils—this positively guaranteed as first qual- —=guarantesd;, in 75 tte, lengths, at sc; 100 ft, lengths, . 40c Bosom Board —plain, 10 », } x22 inc..es, al. » 22¢ Pastry Boards--made of “clear, white-lutper;cleated-en ds; 97 VaxI/ incued; ateesveee LIC Sleeve” Boards—has_ padded top; price, “regular een to- | morrow Wise. L5e | Bleeve Board: erpin top; made extra strong anu tial... nuine Mra. Day's Reversi- ble Sleeve Boards—eatra igh grade; covered SAIL felt and muslin top; at....+... , BSc Clothes Driers—the folding kind; Will bold a wasuing of u to 8 persins; to-morrow at OSC The Ord Feanlohed Clothes Bar— 4 tt uigh anu bas J olds Fates: ee } 39¢ Towel A.ms—ast jhe thing for soiled disi-cloths in the kitchens arms can be adjusted when not in use; seven arms to cach rack; at... 38e 3-Arm Towel Arms no exe a Special lot of these whic! we will close out at. l5c Cloth ‘ringers—guarantced tor » one ycar; 1U-inck rollers; extra heavy frames: metal parts. are alvan. zed and the wood is high- lishe special Seg ainc Vine Go0d BIZEs ty e+. ubstan- 12 onental rug depariment on the fifth floor, hang India rugs is very ta The assortment of medium-sized rugs is particularly good. Every known weave and size Is represented. Rate Persian. Rugs—s zes_up to Mosul and —— A Hie Hine eatry—and—teatttie—— Sito; ounori {than price; how: Shier us 334 3 ca lefty Be to $18; re- Sl eal Coop.r Sort, Fisb Floor.) Broad. panied backs, sp didconstr highly ered wi TEAS poet 6 Origa Ceylon Miked, Englisa brew 4xo fi; pos tively dete: if eaualty eves ed ually A alid Westensy” re gue Terexhan—Rugs—sizes avera c4x/t odas these im ce cit wa pri unu-ually pretty desiins colorings ; usual. 2322.75 \ Anatolian Silk Rugs’sise asout | 4. tibn and pole ished; golden oak only; seats cov- green velour; reguisr price 20th Century Soa Soap The soperioe sore te ured fer Purros s and general i Wee ten Signy os Oa =H | cum iamanientnemmnntomcanaitamenniaes tomentecincnecennen gitcshecoooees Regularly S15.50- $13.50 +, $7.50 ¢ and compiete, is Ht 22.50 i aghestan Rugs fi3 Cuice col 5 $13. 15 deal of our cn uc. th MAGI ws wast nORAKs SOA - The March Sale of Kitchen Helps HE er_a. kitchen-furnishing chance of the year—the time when the wisest and_thriftiest housekeepers They save from twenty to forty per “Princess Stepladders—5 fi, witli pail rest strong and well made; 49c If-any Ye changed partment. Berlin Saucepans—8 qts., .20c; 6 qts., 20c; 4 gts. 3 qts..... Rice Boilere—2 qts., 28c; 3 Giseee Fith Bollers—No 220.... $1.50 Tea or Coffee Pots—2 ate) Ticj. gts... Lipped Baucepans—4 ates 267 9 Qls., Breverying: Kettles—12 qt: 10 qis.... Colandateninne 306¢; sium, 22c¢ Bread Raisers—17 qts., 95¢; V4 gts., oo Dish Pans—10 tisfactory, it_can be re- | turned or ex- for anything that IN ~and “Side “protectors; ware is. article does not prove Ise; l6c 38c 24e 20c small, a ef 10 ats Tea’ "Kettles 7 ts+, doce qts..- Ham Boilers —- 28¢ 8c