The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1907, Page 13

THE EVENING WORLD, |Misses Escape a Spanking; Bath the Sentence for Boy. TRIO OF THUGS MURDER VICTIM Policeman Fires Shot in Chase} After Robbers and Succeeds in Capturing One. . } President L<oln, esident Steamships, Cc pletes Maiden Trip. liner of the Ha the President I ew giant Amertoan lin DIESW|THOUT SPEAKING, sailants Blow for Blow Un- til Skull Was Fractured. GOLDSTEIN, of No, @ AMUEL ‘Taree hichwaymen attacked Avr seat | ue DP, Bay N Lincoln ot * radiva vensel—tn t inne TRORA, Bh, Jonett—Mtew Tact She was built to carry a Moyer, a brawny engineer, early to-da scrubbed orde son, bot ona at ® thickly populated corner in W court 1 is wtil In his teens, HE cannot ne ep Aj of pantengera in comt faniwbute and beat him to the earth | detested water su thet he bid tn (h©’ jury befory Judge Oardale suggee ot 2 swith blows of # slungshot because he when He Wke | jte at bo! pang Indow resisted them. A woman from a win ce it lly #panked dow looked on, powerless to oth @ led and Went ty German, He died five ed his } the Eastern District Hos and dog ‘ ever Spee 1 Meyer Wied the police t ‘ie \ 1 bedst whe uagarus saw the boy thona uy, © wa 1 ssaull. The ed: “Young man, do: ou eve m the spauking, w “1 t Meye: rally and ta * Sa ufy the prieoné?; but the nae wi a if I can keep from {t," sald tne octet + Skins wan weak kone vain one, | en 1 sentence you to de tubbed | mutual aemuk and battery: They ha Now, with the one eaptive In the Ver nd manicured,” thunder ume, tv giec ed t mon avenne siation, the detectives are) ¢ 1¢ Court & vite D: w wearching I n for the other uro. | ear eer eg aa fourid they will 1k met & with fnge sough the m no come ble that any witness had S535 FEDERATION HAS SHOOT BURGLARS, GROWN STEADLY SYS MAGISTRATE Declares Way to Curb House-| akers Is to Kill Them on the Spot. araiy, eqstativaansteen ae se mastag Her Pehlaant t oversea. tr: TUG RESCUES MEN Of «& Myrtle avenue above bis house th shadows under a@ tall fence aa ed him. Woman Sees Struggie. began yelling for tirlp : fought back. “His crica awakened woman in @ house across the way. & ran to her front wiigiow in time to see £ struggie, Meyer ‘to the billboards © ree men lesceorsintcac of of Which Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone Are bre Officers, Has 40,000. Torped »-Boat Members of Were rite Ashore in- Elizabeth River. ding the blows whion two of the) bkdaelt ER, Col, June U—"A total ; mets ighwaymen aimed at him. But! fifty-one new locals organised, and t af uird masn took him on the flank, ®@mittance of over 28,000 new mem: fi having t nan looked on this third of the roar ending March 31, 1 the Sescehs a 3 : : Anna Olsen, of No. 200 Lexingion aver) ss Kirwan, acting sec das of the Western man brought a idaded biackjack down @u the engineer's skull twice wi thuda which she could plainly be fitty feet away. Law eared against Walte One Hundred aud Twent “The o late ing y way to curp jfourth stree t which wes presented to the Federa ence faithful allies, the oft and ideo, tn thelr rupt the orgaatsation our officers and charging them wit almost every known crime om the cal endar,” “The TPederation has experienced = wteady growth during the past year he added, “and several thousand wage- fC Olorm | ten in Western towns to-day Attempts to dis- “ae by usdnapping |" congested cities, but not In towns, 1aad gaye, t | for the householders don't botaer wisi ‘taking casea to court, but shoot down ey cateh them In the 1 You deserve, you low, rT t a continued the sh gf ne to Law, “I hola Twenty-secomd Engineers to you for trial ta ®,00." Mra. Olson told the Magistrate that | she had gone out last night after lock- ing her fiat, and on returning a few lice.” Patrokpan Mautjer heard the alarm ané4 came at top mped. rapping with his club om the curbing. He sew three men running sway. He fired twice at them, but his whirling bullets only mads them travel faster, Two got away. But he ran down the thira, yandouffed him and brought him back 1 where @ little knot of half-dreseed| slaves emptiyed in the mines, milla a @ men and women had gathered about the| smoeliers have been added te the rap- wroconscious victim of the assault. The! id) Increasing list of ‘undesira>ie Privoner, who said he was Michae) Feni.| citleens’ sing tug “ha 8. burglars when act. That's w Their Tents Menvoera of the Twent giueers of dhe New York Nattc will essemble at t of Manhattan tren | wen # 59.08 teavin Meyer was rushed to the Eastern Dis.! i ot Hosptial, where the surgeons found lie suffered from o sion of the brain fc ie arrived. Kull. They sais | 2°” pep tsnle BE <i SO Rawattes irasta tne hae aes George W. Bunaell, J ginenr before regaining | “Ot Mfajor-Gen, Roe, will also bai Na thats pretcroe PUBLIC WEDDING AFTER ; proved true. Meyer's wife satd her hus. and had « gold watch le min of money HIS pockets wer, THEIR SECRET MARRIAGE. | This Time the Baumgarts Will Be pees ON OTHER SINE Pard-working man. whom all his neigh-| Bmmanuel Baumeart, of No. 3 Hast) hors liked. He liad several fe ‘usd “several oblidres | One Hundred and Thirty-Atth street, | NAY BE NSANE dled by Non-Unionists From Philadelphia. The Frenen liner La Pro port to-day nearly of the strike for Members of the F employed in the tras The strike was eu | | | ot frimwés suns" Bronx, has jus: Sef announced. coupled With the invitations for a publicT re Mwious ceremony next Sunday Mr Keasngact is in the hosiery line in Kast Fourie stree;, while the bride's father is In_business in Grand The parents of the brides Home For (hove wis 1 reatment, ule _mervice coneful, and La Pros are unable to oe ‘An. effort will be made to send La Provence on her rer voyage #atur } day, bic th Jectel to bis marrying #0 Marriage wae performed Al tae Sur- ~ the mag lh This week Me orth jolt Faivey- : ‘ : nert his a tloy ‘ve nt Alienists to Examine Him as} hie moter, and the strike was ya nen a H 3 igion ceremony. ‘The young Bauin- wart will then €o to Atlante City. to His Mental , Condition, |\VY CLUB TO HOLD OUTING AT ASTORIA PARK SUNDAY. Members Expeot It Will Be the Biggest Politica: Picnic | of the Year. The anmusl outing of the Ivy Club, onganoreinen's sirlke may a8 2) silke breakers from Philadelphia early unloaded on te Froneh Line pier. The got to work oh th 0 before the passengers Ware lan 8nd the job Theodore Hess, the discharged mount- 1 policeman who ran away with four tern-yearok Elivabeth Grady two months ago, deserting his wife and child and taking the «trl to Baltimore, where he was captured, was taken from the Tombs to-day to be arralaned betore Judge O'salliven fp Part 1 of Genera! Geasions gn the (Wo indictments charg tng bim with abduction and criminal ennauit. bi District-Attorney Jerome asked taata | Mate be Axed for an tmmediate trial. | ‘Hess's lawyer, RJ. Maire. opposed thts, | waying he had « doubt ragarding He snantal ition, and he did not th The case should be takon up anti! alien tots had examined (he 6x-policeman and decided whether he was entirely mane. ‘Mr. Haire intima pretty strongly | that if the experts decided Hess's mind | ae GA) right bie client would be ikely eo plead eullty Judes Creailiven fixed next Wednes- ay 0F the day for beginning the trial, Meavwhite expe Maire to examine Hees providing the DistricvAttorney does not agree te cali tn alieniats, amauta caemanmeed NOTARIES MUST SIGN, ) of unloading until the lin ture voyage. S.S.S. The cause of Rhenmatism is a sour, brought about b: yy indigestion, chronic constipation, and the accumul. in the system of refuse matter which the natural eliminative organs failed to carry out, nd lange will be rushed the Eighteenth Assembly will be held mn Park, Bre rings of tie yeas joatures, kichudl tweens team o fat parts of the body, and Rheumatism gets possession of the system. inolwhng. too him pena ter ahitdren will be (ree. ‘The aches and pains of the disease are only symptoms which you seatter or relieve with liniments, plasters, blisters, etc. or detlan Shale ao ties oe CASTORIA ° The Kind You Have Always Bought ration to cold or dampness, or after au atts pation. leah return, aud the enfferer finds that he has merel: ‘apis while the real cause of the disease remains Kheumatiam can never be cured while the blood remains saturated Hope pain producing uric acid a. %. §, 8. cures Rheum: driving the cause out of the blood. It thoroughly cleanses the the circulation by neutyaliz: ing the acids and expelling all igorates the matter from the system, 8. 8, 8. slimulates pnd lav bl so that instead of a weak, sour stream, constantly 4 ry and corrosive matter in the muscles, joints, nerves and bones, the GALE soothed and nourished by rich, health-s: CUNT LINER NOW j THIS PORT A FLOATING Ci First of the yester more, twenty years old, of No. @ Adams|, TD? total membership of the ong-m- hours Iaier found @ man in her bed- mory at Hixty-eighth street and treet, Brooklyn, where there te a| Sue” mie Seat reccinte spreshre els ber he was the “g2%) wy to-merrow morning at 9 water-fropt lodging house, dented that pers a. Gad the axnonditere siaried toward him) wy proceed on a week's tour he bed anything to do with the hold- Conerfoutions to the Mey © anidishing @ packing: | the Siat» camp at Peekskill, Tie vp Haywood delense tund—so-—Aj 1 and tare ing io brain) ment His Skull Fractured. aenounted to 887.787, See thin eee eet uainess the ide out and empty when the | 3p tus first neighbor reached him after pe! United by a Religious | MADE LA PROVENCE LATE man <iropped under the strokes of (he deadi, Ceremony. i hye vinekjack. gi i A «#0 10 the Myer was forty yeare old, a steady.) ‘The romantic secret wedding of French Liner’s Freight Being Han- aad in ‘pociety (he Woman with fads ber circ'e i society, a cal appe For 37 yrars the Woelbury Je reached! successfully ‘ 2 dior 0 7m || stmtiar RHEUMATISM acid condition of the blood, ? ‘This refuse or waste matter ferments and sours, gen Steen of the rar erating uric acid which is absorbed into the blood and distributed to all may also be born with @ predisposition or tendency to Rheumatism, because like all blood diseases it cam be transmitted from parent to child. opiates, As soon, however, a# such treatment is left off or there is any « of indigestion or consti- the rea wandering pelné, sore muscles and joints, and tender places checked the n the blood, ub oda £ we gor JUNE 18, 1907, | om- | vhurk tteoh August Meyer Gave His As- See eatce from Bivmouth, ite halite’ a pecond cabin, 2 third stecrage passengers, also -B) fe a 22,000-to: differen MISSING FROM NAVY. h day © and trying experi » reporte cuise-, 1] t rou bhe J discovered then ma tow to port. The ¢ Seamen HH. Miller wna les 8. Filnt. —————————_——_ 1" t \ Roads, Meyer collspead. The three me. bent | ¢ r lthese housebreakers Is to kill onvention to-day, “fe the reply of the boat over him & minute and then raced off | tee ee nn of pte to the | When they caught in the act. T Santon in the darkness, while ~ pula. abe rgtartes ‘very quickly ees Mine-Owners’ Associntio: theind Would ing the men aground on roused the neighborhood, re Assertion and | hein) “s¥ou don't hear of 00 many burgis: seg gat b ho zabet GO TO CAMP TO-MORROW. Pitot Peekskin. he ar- Broat- of duty to mt east Pimples and blackheads ara He ation J} have 7) One may with with ation blood acnd yu staining blood, which 80 p Poormg rd lial i. tiOONab NNN ithe oral Sterling Silverware for the Table Spoons, Knives, Forks, Salt and Pepper Shakers and Other Little Necessities for the Table ECORATIVE as well as useful are these pieces of silverware that are on sale here to-morrow at prices much under their regular , tures. Ivis ac ance.to get the very things.for the table that you have been wanving, and at the same time have the satisfaction of saving money, They are all first-qual.ty goods, too. The silver is sterling; the cut g'ass is perfect This offering includes a voriety of designs and both bright and gray finishes in the silver, regularly $4, 25 Imitati m Cut Glase Salt and Pepper Shakers —.with at and fep er Castors ster.ne silver topes reguiatly «See iaand ten erCaners iio 89° 19¢ ate. ware—Exira heavy quality in Indivicual Salt and Pe, pirs—set consisting of Oyster Forks--6 in a |ined box; wp to $6.75; to-morr w at. Individual ¢ cut plas: Sterling. Bit. er EB ) orn and giay vimishes— Cotd Meat Forks, four Novelty Trays, i ke Sin i med case; g:ay finish) regu X y $2.50; at sbaeee 5 : $1.95 Butter Knives, Tea Strainers, é ca Olive Spoons, Soavea.r ~ ons, Miaellaneous Sterling Silver Pieces— Sugar Shells, Fruit Knives, Nayhin hides, Sardide Perks Sugar Tongs, Chocolate Muddiers Cream Ladies, Tea Spoons, Napkin Rings, Cut Glass Salt Sa: Sogar Si ters, Souven r.Spoons, Tes Knives, Cut Glass Pepper Soni Olive Spoons, Almon? Dishes, Dessert Forks, Pickle Forks, Hal Pin olds Ten fa tts, Dessert Spoons, Tea Balls, Ben-Eon Speons, Sugar Tongs. These are revularly sold at prices up to Values up to $1.5) each; your choice of any yr $3 ech, To close them out we mark aes Z ase bate oe c them at......... ee cereeeesees eresecepes Ry (5) s xe) Coope in Floor, Frone.) Sale of Five-Piece Parlor Suites HIS is the kind of fu niture tha’ everybody of taste wants—the kind you find in all of our furniture saves. When we offcr you fu. niture uncer value you can rest assured that it’s desirable—the sorts that you would se- feet if you paid fu'l prices 2 These suites have bcen taken right from our regular stock and reduced—so there can be no question as to their new- ness or desirability. Every piece is tastefully and artistically designed and weil put together, Durab.e and stylish—made by workmen of the highest class. | 5- oaed Parlor Suites—mahogany 5-Piece Parlor. Sui.es—mahogany finished f.ames, co ered with ued f.ames, c.vered with green silk plush; value “$7 | elour; 37 50 S85; at..., me |, | weed YF 5-Piece Parlor Suites—mahogany fintohed irames, covered wih ¥ vi figures tapestry; value $90 gr a aca iteoeed al $100; at. airs Ty Bbirese-sesvecs } 5-Piece Parlor ae i neg el 5. Piece Par'or Suites—a saho. an fin shed frames, covered fin fr ov handsomely designed and highly cover-d 5-Pie-e Parler Si Hustrated; . p-iisnea; ma shed frames; excellent uphols.ery ted etry a ee "$99 wih figures tapestry or g cen verona velour; regular price, $45) mi 104, f+ BOOZ whe ph es... syeceees cis geseeeoee pecie bolas Gutigacsesnalic’ 5-Piece rior Suites—ma bs er \5-Picce Parlor Suites—ma opany 5-Piece Parlor. pene —: ogany fini. e atem.s, covered with finished frame , covered linisve covered with finished ar vvered wth| moire damask; value $80; $7 assorted damask; vu! damask; Sits; figured tapes on value $2 t. Dasa $420; assess. 100 at teens S85 $35; at.. Tors 7 | (Sieeel Coo er Store. Fifth Fleer.) Women’s TailoredHats Neat, trim and stylish hats for summer, ali tastefully trimmed and in popular and 600 Blue SergeSuits Guaranteed all-wool and fast color. Latest and most popular styles. Single and doubdle- Fountain and Victory Ball-B: aring Machines Built for easy, silent running, durability, accuracy and speed. ~ $7 Doivn and ¥] a Week No other charge—and no an- noyance (rom collectors.’ cavest attachments wito ca h machine and free instructon at “T time. attractive shapes, Automatic tension. Self threading. There's an excellent variety Largest shut leso a y (avilvsewing machine, | Dreasted models. Your of mo.¢ls—becoming styles a Gt erento eo aa choice at for almost every face. rices are $23 75 . Not one hat in the lot made to sell for less than $3; many | Vy ictory Prop-Head are $5 hats; rh }| te ents; handsomely finishe ® choice to-morrow at.. HH] Prises $12. 75, $13.50 & SIS | | prices range upsara [rom. Siegel Cocpor Sore, Second Floor, F | S ere! Gooner 5 ore Third Floor, Conver Siege! Coover Store, Main Floor, Rear. ° . a ES Refrig erators, Screens, Lawn Tools “Model” J elrige.@ ors “Leader” hefri,érators. For ihe Garden W incow Screens 48-24), inclis [oi laches €22—29 inches wide, 185; inches | Special Grass Sheare—regu- go | Made in two se-tionss , moulding deen Su laches highs gq 95 | deco, 45 inches hig | soid for $0c, at... 4 ana wire clot ched 19 frame Sheate : +2 special at. * $10.25 | Fie 1 fletaconsiating of three €] staples; choice of either arg fe wehes “hh LS ie-£5 [62324 inches wide, 18 inches | neat pist.doard 9, h or maple; oiled. oe special atssees "$9 25 | deep, 44 aches hig 919.7 ' ala Ne. iM Price (22-17% ins, wice, 42 ins, deep, | 5? cial: at... 75 | Wording | Forka — regulariy | 125 Ms 27 ins, hih; ” | ¢31—315 4 tn hes. w 21 inches | trcwaressper tas 12c | Oc8 ake A, Sate deep, 58 inches high; ani'a Cicthes ine— 100 | se spate a1 3.25 9 = apiciul at . $17.50 | fhoclihic cso treteaearene ~. 30] 123 3he 9 ide, ) ore €36—-34% inches wite, 22 inches | 130 ae ne ¥ rH = Ml | d-ep, of inches bigh; $18.00 a Sereen Doors 136 aie spscial at f solic jumber, strongly put | ins. high; spe : : together; finest grade of wire| eed ers) 00 | For the Carden | screen cloth used.” | [ashes aches , Competition Hose—25 feet; hard | No, 70~2 feet 10 inches |e 37 24 woes oud tose reel and gy 59 | by 7 feet. > $1.55 | 28 37 24 ins. hig hy Parsi oe f € No 70—2 deat 8 inches by 6| a0 aT 1 National Lawn Mower—15 . leet 5 inches; special : aged $1.0 ! | in-he $2.35 | ar... erage | WC VE icles elec sen 0 Meats, Fish, Vegetables and Staple Groceries ‘a'l or t ‘Lor tclephone orders for groceries promptly filled. Telephone, 4,000 Chelsea. | Fres cad Heatibot Steaks. Bevery ected $dmon Sicaks ‘ canes Eay'y Mose: peck, | 5 ch, 7% Ibe Crisp YOUNG ONIONS ©. ter cress or cp radiabes; bunch RiPe MARYLAND STRAW BERKIES™ full gt THREE-LAYER CAKE» aSc, dBc and,.,, GOLD LOAF CAKES. « Florence cahes.or spon ¢ o8 mn 25e 2c 12¢ Korn Kinks PINEAFLES ferbtly, Wen male 2%] "lil wta Baan 2%e i hy! y piness dos. $1.1 be We OTF carupas 10 430) P | CURRANT FRUIT CAKE 19 1¢@ || A LEMONS bleh 1 Be Golden 8a itos Coffee |, PREMIUM FLOUR-Fownula bast fom! | PURE COOKING QIt= nade from ‘ina vest l5e | geigats wok, $8.78 by ble $085 ton seca. & Th "196 peed sis QC || HOTEL ASTOR COFFEES Ihe 35 Sebbl. sack Tee ee eras, 440 baal. tae B16 Ws SBecere a i | tet | SARDINES fancy Imperted fan, -mrcued | Formosa 0 Ool ng Tea | fg its peels | eine ra EES aaa gg oyserey B3EC |! oxna AND 1OMATO— Fancy ‘Ie | Fresh Meats oo ae : : = 4 ¥ 91:25) CaO, .errers ] We deliver oll peld ems ch rge enders ’ CEMELOS TABLE SALT aus Ge from the Matiery wy 1th Bares Foods for Poultry sites be . a 1 i 50 lee 1001 leo MAT O: GA THU bcfenns 18e | Che se cuts of ney Export Qi @ Psi abasic om Ole a4 avelitys © boules $1.0 [4808 5 be “4 Vom Te DRe oy we Mea! 2he $1.28 92.25 CAROLINA RICE~Prine qualltyst Bdc Pa r yh cy SR ib commen each Oho Bib paper soce | 6 aan fibs . J t on red, die 1 . 7 | NIVARAA sombioriton of the bea: gereaies Shediaers ae. Ch ch Food, dee Cri:p Sola Biseuits, ready to en; 9 2 , 1 We i Groves Best Sérepe, She 1 Crushed Ormer wir | sinyge bis Mice Cry sual Grit) “ Oe tah £ term i Ts f ee