The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1907, Page 4

TAGIN” TAUGHT “THEM 10 STEAL ized Method of Instruct- ing East Side Youths Ex- TAUGHT USE OF JIMMY.’ BB Soeay Resulted in Ar- Srests—All, Including Alleged 3 Instructor, Held. Fy That an organized method of induc- and instructing boys between four and cightecn years of age to com- Dungiarios is in practice on tho east side was the testimony gtven ta the Yorkville Police Court Sweeney, seventeen years of No, 313 East Fortleth street, Magiftrate Steinert in deta!l how had bedi taught the use of a simmy forcing 196Ks, and how ho’and three boys of About the same age phuraday. t torday: to { No. @ First a TAL HOW TBNCHAN ALTO CHASED MANY Machine Sped Up Park with Three Perspirir Wheelmen Pursuit. in were throe men who wore goggles Pike Cop 1] leg power onto 1 and spod after shewed thelr dust valiantly, Polfceman Barton, jo! he his partner, in the ¢ nandle-bare the two bit pull aide have shouted, ler al the They but ear. aited a third bi Up and took w the att In fact, an who bad fo the Di a “ marbles in First jue,” said Sweeney, “when Di Siplo us into the barber shop and sald knew how we could make a lot of W. He sald we could pick the lock Hhe second Noor apartment No. 23 Forty-iirst street. Bobby McWill- ‘Who iwonty fourteen, Richard Me- whlin and Sylvester Cotter were in fobbery with me, Di Bipio got a a) showed us how to use it. rehearsed im and we practised the on @ door, four of us went to the flat and d every one oul. We learned this (Finging the bell for ten minutes with- Mt Belng answered fe picked up the rings and stuff we ht was worth woe wy one. ‘Bobby’ MoWy TMipi to loave, and just as he waiket of the flat ihe lady of the h use be wo the stairs, He ts red. through the description Sa palice we were arrested Max Miler, the victim of the buralar quartet says the goods painted a Deautira good clothes, tneaue ee a Rides und reason Bee rae “aimbition 0 ureiar under se i ar oh rg oe “Confessed. Keenan and Conlon, of the ty street station, ee- OE ee 3 yn from jeeney, Cot- ier, McLaughlin and McWilliams. Each Ftoboraied the principal facts stated . The ys were each bali for the robbery f" shouted DI Bipio in court , “m police frame-up. I'l! prove _ Petty Burglaries Increase. Getectives say that recently petty have increased on the upper y and this they lay to the band who instruct boy’ In ple and the general rs inert held Di Sipio in erik ‘He was committed pay Jerome's, office, wet er investigation will ate story told by the four TVER STILL BELIEVES BOY WAS MURDERED Declares Four-Year-Old An- drew Mallaney Could Not Have Climbed Tree y Physician w Mullaney we i & wee on the grounds of his fe, Cedar Grove N there is @Pll o strone belief that he may have for the Been sisin by «© mladma of revenge on bis fa parents refuse to Bocept ¢ the County Physician. Cc jective Godfrey, whe believes County Physician that death W am aocident, has not abandone ‘eptiga tion. oe Mallaney bas th to say to-day ut her little boy's “Phat little fellow ne a thin word that ines. He wes led to 4 by some one Who knew the @ng whom he trusted Why, he afraid of everything; freauently 1 Seen the men Shout the house try 0: him to climb fonces or a ladder 4M the bara, put he aways refused Wy boy was murdered. and | « Ae Bnd who did it if it 1 well every . if necemmas * takes the ina I to ralee Vii do anyUuon eye fo learn the ruth. Ob, | © truth: Pthate what I want, tis jallaney scored tn 7 Wh killed by @ fall | him pretty | fintnhed Moore, three, for him. the tonneau who had wy mygterion wor of hie put the ‘Commiah!", nn well, men.” rtreet rem as the car backed an back to Headqua madly the three co) round. FIFTY-MINUTE TIE-UPON B.A.T, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, | BLOCKS BY COPS: Pelham ng and had their caps pulled low over their brows Dillion. sew them his them, Fer a mile | opposite when |mnd wae ground to death | ined | cops exerted every | tion on of muscle in. spurt, but failed to | the road would | bridge ey had no wind | sudden As they sped along with thelr legs! the e ston rods of the ina nol ly a car in the middle of the train, never | burn. heir seemed | om one of the] win auto began to dows of the car. panting cops " when nie| The passengers scampered to ether cars, and an alarm of fire we] founded the| The train came to « saga sod here sl ates remained. When the ies to put out the fire w with hand | cap he passengers were cooped | ih fred | UP im the other cars, and the tunnel| }®0 filled with smoke that one could | * the ‘Red and | ook up the dal! a | ANDNOTRANSFERS cials Say, But What Matter? Tne customary dally te-up of B. RT. occurred to-day | western Loose Screw in Dynamo, Ofti- bed in the big power- eos | at Third ayeoue ana gecund street. Ae tae easly mora. ted, and for fifty n the devious ways 4 of. Rapid | Tranatt Town | fretted pom sitabed. onto the w not a pink, aTee der transtor wae tam Sere loud cries for thera A loose screw in a dynamo aid tt, the oMct: B. R. T. it go at that Rewuinu, Cab, Pordand passenger train Southern acne Was ru: light engines at Copley last ni Brakemad William Jones, of Sacras sithough ther from another tres. jomirand avenue Mne was a complete sthndatili for Afty minutes, and the Minister of Public Instruction, has ®t . ~ | resigned in consequence of his defeat sey They let require second ballots, Th ee KILLED IN TRAIN 8MASH, | rtupound | © 1 on tne | o into by two tan Soclalate (oth fgnt men to, was killed. Both engines were do- begang: rallied apd the m: and were badly damaged UNION SQUARE, 14th &t., ntr Broadway 279 BROADWAY near Chambers Bt, © care| are distributed among a score of minor faction: Brill Clothes Arefor Every Man | ‘SHORT CIRCUIT HUMMEL MUST TIES UP SUBWAY; GD 10 PRISOR ONE MAN KILLED ON SATURDAY | Convicted Applica- tion for Certificate of Doubt js Denied. |Olino Steps in Front of Train he in Smoke-Filled Tunnel. Abraham H. Humimel waa denied A low, fakinh atitomobile speeding | While a car was blazing tn the Sub-| certificate of reasonable doubt to-day ove the limit of the law appeared | way to-day, threatening other cars to ae Justice Edgar M. Cullen, of on Pelham Parkway ‘to-day. ’Jn -Itleagen st wns coupled, a track.wa'ker, of Appeals, and must begin © his prison sentence on Batur- Of of No, Col . ered | Ole © Colgate etreet. Jer) aay me District-Attorney has granted wey City, wna blinded by the‘amoke, | ni J 11 Saturday. so that he um! when a train ‘came along on the affairs in order before going tracks stepped in front of 1t|' the Penitentiary to begin his ene year sentence. ‘The fire occurred just below the One| The application for the certitcate of Bending low over the| Hundred and Twenty-fArth atreet sta-|asonable doubt was made by former the Lenox avenue branch or | Assistant District-Attorney John D, ‘The train bound for the|L!ndsay: Justice Cullen listened to ar 4 just left the station when here came @ flash and explo- | wumrents by Mr, Lindsay and by Asslet- ant District-Attorney Robert Taylor at | ston ed by @ short ciroyy in| bis Brooklyn home yesterilay, and gave i cihednes the lawyers unt#l this nections. Instant-| 0 Belete nA: “| briefs he ne | half filled with passengers, began to ho Was convicted of The car was of steel or : adon, by going there h na’ new trl | Would have been loss of Iife. As it was. tentiary his ing but eating | the ol] and waste on the whee's too | © the Court of fire and the flames flared up to the soca k decane reached hardly breathe in tt. Then, ie | Was constant danger of some of the fire-fighters being electrocuted on the third rail. The power was ordered| turned of, | Olino came through the tunnet-tothe [scene about the time the fire was out Not a passenger had been permitted to leave the cars. | at this time, all trains north and uth were running on the north-bound the other having been closed, as at that hour, while workmen | Po% Were trying to close up the underground | Beard, spring which flooda the tracks at One| Kear Hundred and Fitteenth street. | ¢, Bul When the short circuit took place the! cyanate fouth-bound track was ordered opened, and a train sent down on tt. It was just at this time that Olino, turning ut to wet past the stalled car, stepped! Row | to the other track bloc and in the dence |no warning of the train until it struck | br | him. When the smoke cleared out of th tunnel the mangled body of the tra walker was found. The tunnel w | Dlocked on the Lenox avenue line for| An hour. AUSTRIAN MINISTER DEFEATED, RESIGNS. VIENNA, May 16 Marriage of Pocahontas Hit by Steamer, (Special to NORFOLK fatalit pate usual | HERE'S A METZ REPORT, Soheola | Figure It Out Yourself. Comptrolier Metz’s ofc thrtiting bulletin abo Park in Brooklyn to- |man who compiled the bu up all night and knows what About or Something sent out « Melaughiia aybe the howe It ts | Herr Von Marcnet, After reading it over several times foreed to the conclusion that t m the elections held yesterday. Out of M1 results up to mon to-day lM wia they "Blcce jand “Reds.” as the Gler clauists are termed, app to have No. 5, | cted about an equal numb-r of can os. They include fifty-six wise anti-Semites), crate and twenty-six membe: he Catholic Centre party. The remcin. What does Co 4 mbout this Brill clothes are the very best that’s good at $10 to $15. Brill clothes are the finest possible to tailor at $18 to $40. Brill clothes at every price are extreme value, highest standard fabric and tailoring and authoritative style. Brill models and designs range from the correct conservative t correct smart radical, meeting the style demands of every man erew Because of the goodness of Brill clothes and the extreme Brill V alue: $10 Brill stores are America’s fastest growing clothing stores h-Grade Suits, Values up 15, May Special Price. . Cut on new Brill models, tail red an satisfactory service by ret 1 terns are light and dark s and plain effects, Coats are full an grade alpaca. Journeyman Tailored Sui's that Are Values up to §.2. ” May Special . Made of hig Cut on new mode with turn-up bottoms, so has a serviceable Summer two- piece 25 designs and colorings. Higher Class Suits Exp: essly Seeured as May Specials, a at Smart brown sults, blue serge Eng lish wale thibet mixture worste it wf Saxony cassimere and velour t on a wrect Brill models, which are edg d “New ¥ 's Correct Styles.” $15 yrsted made suit $20 9 black lined suits Exclusive Values Demonstra- ting the Betterness of Brill Clothes—May Spesiai«. lined ine serge Suits; natung) -fin , from Suits of English worsted; chalk-line silk § design; Flat’ bound Manchester model English thibet suits; “new and exclusive,’ And a bun ther styles of worsteds, velours and Saxony cassimere lusive Brill models, Get the Habit, een to 47 CORTLANDT 87, near Greenwich, 126th STREET, cor, 3d Avenue, “SUT” SMITH his sailing ts sid to be due to import- ; [ant conferences of the heirs of James 1] also have the Grandest Stock of Shoes in Black Kid, to attend Patent Leather and Fine Calf of the most fashionable | Float wa a Sailors Depitting}t | May Sale of Undermuslins "MAY 1575 1907. ~ Women’s LatestFashionFootwear Tan Russia Calf and Brown Kid Pumps, Oxfords, Ties and Low Shoes are Fashion's demand. We have 100 New Models and many exclus'v: shapes, constituting the Grandest Stock of these Fashion Vogue Shoes to select from and to insure per- fect fit of foot and perfect satisfaction of mind. Prices®3,°3.50,°5,°7a°9 Here will also be seen profusion of styles in women’s White Kid and Black Patent Léather effects in combination, which are singularly rich and strik- ing, and White Shoes of Canvas and Kid, Linen Duck and Ooze Leather, with matching and contrasting colors of bow, trimmings and heels. in This Display of Brilliant tashion Footwear we WILL CONFERENCE HOLDS DUKE HERE Manchesters Fail to Sail Majestic to Talk with Heirs. on ‘The Duke and Duchess of Mancheater,-| who had engaged p ) the Waite Btar liner Majestic, which sailed to- day, suddenly wed their minds ano hurriedly cancelled thelr reservations on the steamship after fifteen pieces o thelr thirty pieces of luggage bad been taken on board. The excuse made to the White Star tine was that the Duke has been suf fering from a severe attack of neural- win At the Wascott Hotel, where he la staying, however, 1t was wald to-day that he has been up and around for the last few days, The postponement of o 7, shapes and pertect mould and fit, which appeal to ladies Preferring their quiet distinction and unobtrusive elegance. Our store is the — one where all shoe fashions can be found. ° ‘There was a conference of the heirs yesterday at we Waicott Hotel, which the Duke attended. Jt i# suid that there wili be‘another important meeting in Tuxedo Urls week, In which the Duke has been urged to take part The na ture of the business to be tran this conference could nc George B. Maso: legates of t ar the con) yesterday Every Siwas of Tan and Brown Hosiery and all other colors in our Hosiery Department in silk, lisle thread and cotton to match all slippers and Tan and Russia Leather Footwear. ALFRED J. CAMMEYER, 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. Paks & Company Herald Square Saka & Company Herald Square Trimmed Hats at Reduced Prices Trimmed Hats from our own workroom will be placed on sale at material price concessions. Formerly $16.50 At $10.00 Formerly $19.50 At $42.50 Formerly $22.40 At $34.50 For Thursday, May 16th Summer Blouses for Women At Material Price Concessions Altogether new in form and distinctive in elabora- tion is the lar e and ‘aried collection of lingerie waists which we present for Sale on Thurs-ay; | fashioned of sheer lawn or batiste, da‘mtily trimmed in embroidery and lace gombinat ons or fine laces; and every price means a big saving. I" at 98c, $1.50, $1.98, $2.50, and $3.95 Also for Thursday A manufacturer's sample line of finer.waists at one-third to one-half less than regular pric s Values $6.00 to $25.00. At $3.95 to $16.50 Split and rough straws in navy, black, brown, but- ter or other desirable colors—the very large size. Formerly $1.75 At $3.10 Formerly $2.50 At $1.50 “Spec Stylish and eh new ‘ois Lane ine ae tae hats at the following radical price reductions :— Formerly $1.95 At 95c¢ Formerly $4.50 At $3.95 Formerly $7.50 At $3.50 Tan Stockings for Women— The Kinds That Are Hard to Fi There are tans and tans—but women of discernment draw sharp dist nections. The deep rich tawny color whch most nearly matches the tan shoe after its Pocuiaisy At Prices One-Fourth to One- Third Less Than Regular The garments which our May Sale presents are as { good in fabric, as exclusive in form, as generous in proportions and as dainty in elab- oraticn as those offered in the regular course of business at resular prices, It is ths fea- ture above all others that makes the follow- ing offerings notewor.hy | Gowns. a At 75c, SI, $5.25, $1.50, $1.98 newness has worn off is the shade most desired. Chemise. --- a a, aie 4590, 1,98, 2.98 | We show other good shades, too—noi easy to find. Covers rae dat he mc, (Shy 1.00, 1.98 Further than this, we go on record to this extent: GR hirtaras a: At s 79e 4O, Seog: -488, 298 é : Combinations At $1, 3.75, 4.98, 2,98, 3,95 Every Quality the Highest Special Reductions in s Every Price the Fairest s oiled or Mu ssed Gorn Lisle Thread, 37¢ to 75c «Thread Silk, $1.75 to $2.50 Thread Silk, nee Work Insteps, $2.75 For Thursday, May Special Sale of Mousquetaire Gloves For Women 1000 pairs of 16 button suede lisle Gloves, (79 16 "Neckwear ‘for Women “Special” in white or black. Value |.00 a pair, at Stock Collars of iri‘ation Irish lace 1 Value 50¢ Also Coat Collars of imitation Irish lace 35c q A most complete stock of Mousqu esnire silk, silk-- | Coat Collars of the same. Value $1.00. At 75¢ net, silk-lisle, suede-lisle or embroidered silk or it ee Ri silk-net Gloves at considerably lower prices than Emb'd Coat Sets of linen, Value $1.50. At $1.00 will be current during the coming season, Coat Collars, real Irish Lace. Val. $5.50. At $3.65 16 button Mousqueraire Lisle Gloves, $1.00, $1.25 India Silk Tise, embroidered. Value $1.50. At 95¢ 16 button Mousquetaire Silk Gloves, $1.25, $1.50 |° 20 button Mousquetaire Silk Gloves $1.75, $2.00 | ——— ners 16 but Mousquetaire Silk-Net Gloves $2. 20 button Mousqustaire Silk-Net Glove $250 | Fur Storage Department 16 button Mousquetaire Embd Silk Gloves, $3.00, $3.25 | Ww. ié button Mousquetaire Embd Silk-Net Cloves, $3.00, $3.59 | We are prepared to accept Furs and Fur Gar k ments for storage during the Summer months. We will cal! for the furs—carefully clean them, and report to you their condition; they will be stored in most modern cold storage rooms—insured aga nst Unmade Robes at Reduced Prices ROBES of mull or batiste, in shadow or eyelet designs. in white, blue,’old rose, pink, grey, navy, black, nile or royal, | damage by fire, theft or moths, and will be delivered Value $12.50. At $8.25 | in periect condition when you want them next fall, Value $15, At $9.00 Charges are very moderate. Value $24.50. At $35.50 Value $30. At $23,50 $18.00 Lace Robes, in white or cream, At $$2,00 During the summer months the repairin’ and re- modell ng of turs and fur ga°ments will be under~ taken at much lower rates than during the fur season, 2 ly 2h actin a lil sok li