The evening world. Newspaper, July 18, 1907, Page 9

=> \ tought to pr | life when th A THE EVENING WORLD, “BOY MURDERED IN DEFENSE GE MOTHER'S HONOR - Dayonne Lad’s Head Blown Ol by Boarder Who \ Gpposed. LYNCHING MOB BALKED Quick Ay ii al of Police Alone Prevents Summary. Jus- ticé on Miscreant. arely pre- the mur- No. 73 Bast t, by Frank Foreman. thirt ? old, @ boamter in the home of the Loy's widowed mother. When’ the bey c mother from tne aan he wa 9 A corner. Then \ Foreman, standing seven fect away, Bred two charges from he plucky youngs‘or, blo Um The moher !s Mrs. Annie Brozinaki. ‘There were two boys—Joseph, thirteen, end Frank, fifteen. Doreman has boarded in the household several montha and the boys did not like him. ~ His at- teytions to thelr mother enraged them. Hf, in turn, hated them, and often fentened to kill them, Jie night the youngsters went to a Mreus, return): at midnight. Accord- ing to the sto. Frank told the police to-day, they both went to bed upon arriving bome. They had been aneop @everal hours when Joseoh woke his brother and said: “That man is attacking our mother.” Then the iittle fellow leaped out of ed and ran into his mother’s room He cried out to the boarder that he Brould call a policeman. Threatened Both Boys. The man is said to have retorted, stumbling in the dark in an effort to reach the boys: “Now, you ittle brat. I will get you and idl you I have ‘rtood all I can {rom you, and will finish you now,” “Joe ran into the kitc?: id the brother, telling the story to-day, “and Foreman followed him, crying again and again that he would kill him. Then Tran after them and saw him plck up “(the shotgun.” He turned on me and sald he would will me too, and I was eo frightened that I jumped into a closet and shut the door. I hean! Joe cry eut to him not to kill him and peeked out the door. ‘Foreman was standing about seven feet from him with the shotgun in his hasés. Joe was bent in the corner and not saying anything. When he fired I closed the door again. He fired twice, end I did not leave the closet until I heard the neighbors coming, and then I Went out and\told them what had hap- pened. I thought they would kill him, a they were all crying ‘Lyncb him! and some of them went back. po their homes to get their guns.” Shattered Victim's Head. The rst charge fired at the boy Killed.tren shattering bis head tnte—an Indistinguishable mass. The second charge cored a hole through the side of the Rouse as big as a ‘man’s hat ree hotgun, at ing his head The thurderer, still in his night clothes, ran out Into the yand ss men find women musbed Into the street to dearnwnat hed happened. ‘Phen, when the twy Frank told them that’ Fore: man had killed his brother, « dozen men “pouncea upon him and bore him to 4no —ground.——Others went in. with) larterne and found the slain child Mm the xitchen corner, “rhen they rushed oat and raised tne cry of “lynch him e Police Réscue Slayer. Men. were stumbling about in the dark endeavoring to get at him with clubs and stones, when Pollcemen Bose and Pinnerty rushed up and scattered them with ‘thelr clubs and “revolvers Word was sent to Polico Headquarters and Chief John Hore drove to the place in his patrol wagon, with all the mem- dera ol aft he could muster, The was still yelling for ‘the slayer's into the wagon. “Arriving at. Poltce Headquarters, the man denied that he had’ intended to the “oy, He sald” that he hed atened him In fun, and that te ean had exploded accifentally. He ould not account, however, for~the firing “of. two roparate charges. The mother of the alain boy lay cow- art Until after the men hed Bram secured and taken to the lockup, .Bhe evon made an outcry-when oy: wns 'b Later, yowas being murdered. she too hysterical to t rhe wi {| Deen Injured in getting through. Racked and aragEed | THIEVES GE HARLEM POLICE BUSY MORNING “Three Stores Broken Into and Alleged Burglars | j | Two Are Caught. of petty burglartes kept the | Harlem busy early to-day anr made tree arrests. Police Head- was ‘notified by telephme o'clock that thieves were In ne's grocery, No. 6i37 Broad- veral policomen were sent fron) { One Hundred and Twenty- ert station.” Thay ‘found had been. entered through the fanlight and the cash register broken open. Only @: few dolar were taken.. An hour later, taking advantage of the noise on an elevated train and trol- | ley car as they passed, some one hurled ® stone through the window at No. 1086 | Amsterdany myenue and entered, but did not eucceed in entting anything, } When the police arrived the burglars had fed, leaving bloody Anger prints on the glass to indicate that they ‘had (OH | way | th The grocery of George Buckman, No, 258) Broadway, was shortly afterward entered through the fantight,-and—Po- Meeman John Ryan saw the thieves. He kave chase to the look-out on the cor- ner, and being unable to catch him Tapped for assistance. He captured the one alleged to have been in the store and Policeman Ed Eweeny caught the al- leged look-out. Tho one sald to have been inside gave the name William Gill, neventeen years| | old, no occupation, of No. 6% West Onc} | Hundred and Twenty-Afth street, and | the other said he was Morris Moriarty, [ nineteen, of No 614 Weat One Hundred jand Thirty-frst street At the police ation they refused to recognize each other, and protested tat a grave mis-| take had been made and they were re- Sspectable young men. On Gill wer found 149 pennies, 36 dimes, 7 quarters, 26 nickles, 8 one-cont and six boxes of caramels. The way GU after being given the third dextee confessed and \wdmitted that Moriarty was his lookout. He said a third man was Implicated, but that he didn’t know his name. He often slept under, the Viaduct.” near One Hundred and Tenth street, Gill de- clared, so Policemaw—McDonald was sent there. He arrested « young man suspicion, who gave the name . seventeen, Gill he man, howerer, never saw him before, was released, The police found nothing on Mo: lames aid he was and that he &nd Wilson TUBERCULOSIS | NO LONGER A FATAL DISEASE. Tf any one tells you that tubercutosta 4s incurable, don't betleve it, beowuse tie:Dr. Anderson X-Light proves it cag be cured. ‘Che Dr. Anderson X-Light correcta mis- takes, It Ja the first and only means known to the medioal profession by which an ‘absolutely correct exdmination and diagnosis of the lungs may be instantly obtained, Any dineane at any etege may be de- tected and located f apd a positive Alagnosie ts obtained from three te lx | months sooner than ts possible by the usual medical examingtions, It te used in New York only, at 60 Wost 224 street. One of the many hundreds of Dr. An orson's cured patients says (name given Mf desired, for reference): “T had consuLiplion; aN my neleh= bors knew it end several doctore bad nald 1¢ waa incumble. A professor of Cornell University advised me to be examined by the Dr. Anderson X- Light. in order to find out tively, the exact extent and ant of my dte~ cane. ‘The examination by ‘thls Mgnt showed that I had tuberculosia of one- half the tight lung. with uleeration fever, night— eweats, cough, —hemor- thages, shortness of breath, no appe- tite and wae lowing flesh and strength. “TMs not thik Tcoutd” be eure, for I had tried #0 many cough medi: cines without any benefit, and several prominent doctorm had failed to reagh my case or cure me. examined by Dr. I _new that at Isat my disease had been cor- rectly diagnosed, and I began his Lung Vapor Inhalation treatment and improved from the very first treat- 4 ment. “All the dreadful «ym ot my —Aiseans. rs within — four months I had gained 22 nds. And now that fam well sed grong T want others pick {tke IT was to now where they oan be oured by an easy, pleawant, soothing and speedy couras of treatment.’ Consultation and examination given trea by Dr. Anderson at his office, 80 Weet aed -street__New York, — and 6th axenues. Hours—Daily, 10 te 4; Monday, Wednesday; Friday evenings -ttil-8 o'clock; gundaye, 11 to 2, If unable to call write for particutrs, | 7 tionate. reductions, reduced, Valves up to $3.50, now A Sale of Men’s Fine Summer Suits Marked Price Reductions \ Reduced from $25, $24, $22 8 $20 Involved Ay two and three piece suits in the favored fabrics and shades— half or full lined, . of our highest priced suits have undergone propor- Three Broadway Stores: At 13th St, at Canal St; near Chamber St, Sale of Men’s High Grade Shoes At 265 Broadway Only.’ Men's High Grade Shoes, Every Summer model x. > Va.ues up to $6., now $3.46 Values up to $4., now $2.85 Including Golf and Tennis and Outing Ox‘ords, ‘| Sore Fall Styles in Broken sizes. qs g In addition, all CEVA Ie Ue eee i Two Blocks on | Sixth Avenue. -——————_ IN EITHER BUILDING Sale of Men’s Half Hose at About One-Half Prite 25c. to 35c. 50c. ‘ 59c. to $1 Half Hose, Half Hose, Half Hose, } 19¢ | 25c 35c ; a Best ‘and. most desirable kinds of men’s tmported plain an fancy lisle thread Half Hose, corgprising all the newest styles of the 1907 Iqw shoe season as well as plain colors and black, sheet gauze lisles, silk hand-embrokdered lisles, silk mixed Jacquard lis es, plain lisles, silk lisles of finest mercerized sorts and silk plated and spun sitks. Neat effects, as well as stripes and figures, colorings such'as navy, brown, tan, purple, gray and black arid white, green, hellotrope, reseda and garnet. 2 t Socks usually 25c. a} 19 Socks usally Soc. Per} 25¢ 35c. per pair, special at.. pair, special at...-..... ee hx for $1.00. Six for $1.40. Socks, usually 59c. to $1.00, at 35¢,5 three for $1.00. |"_IN EITHER BUILDING Special for Friday and Saturday Men’s $2.00 and $3.00 $ J 38 Bathing Suits, The former selling prices of these Suits were $2.00 to $3.00. They come in navy and white stripes and various colorings. Made of worsteds and heavy cottons. The majority of them were made by the Brooklyn Knitting Company, yu ve eevenation of turn- hh ‘Ket b ave ing out the best on the marke Ly. e $1.38 marked them ail for a special clearance sale at.-...... Special Sale of Hair Goods Much Below the Regular Prices long Switches—Real hair, assorted Twenty-two inch oor wi ea r, Se $1.49 shades, extra quality. Regular price $1.98; s Twenty-four inch extra fine quality Hair Switches— $1.79 Real hair, assorted shades. Regular price $2.49; special at : Hale Switches 3) 3 5 ree- 69c Elghteen-inch Halr Switches oA: Prreaty- inch ie hades, rice, eal hair, asi Sone aera eon 7 35¢) ular price, 89c,: special at Twenty-two-inch fine quality gray Hair Switches—Regu- $2.98 Scheffler’s Hair Colorine—all shades, at....--- 0s. e0..... 49¢ lar price $3.98; special at...........2. eens IN EITHER BUILDING $1.25 Long Kimonos_at 79c. LONG KIMONOS, white lawn, with Persian figures, yoke back and front, full width, Value $1.25; special at...... 79¢ CHILDREN’S MUSLIN DRAWERS, hem and cluster of fine tucks; sizes'8 to 14 years, 19c.; 2 to 6 years..... 2c IN BITHERR BoILDING }. Trunks & Bags--Immense Variety Prices the Lowest Possible : These. splendid Dress Trunks. are made of basswood, canvas covered, malleabie ron trimmed, long strap hinges through- out, muslin lined, two trays, best” lock, light weight. 28 in. 30in, 321n. 34in. 36in. 7.95 8.45 8.95 9.45 9.95 _.. Boston Dress Trunks. Made of seasoned basswood, canvas covered, well painted; bound with Teaset vulcanized hard fibre, two fibre centre bands, strong slats, malleable jron trimm! brassed finish, strong: bolts, lock and key, steel Strap A hinges, Tron bottom, with three cleats, ~— 36 Inch, fully clamped, deep set-up tray with partition and full cover, paper ONeill-Adams Co. Established Forty Years. 22d Streets, | | 20th, 2ist and | | 3000 Pairs Men’s Trousers $2.50 and $3.00 Kinds $1.50 for about [ax abae BuLLDINe onzy | All bright, ‘brand-new goods, just Purchased from Wald, Walker & Co., Astor Place, one of the very best makers in New York. These 3,000 pairs represent the bulk: of thelr Spring and Summer Surplus stocks. We secured them at Just about half their actual wholesale Price and offer them on the same basis. ‘ There are hundreds of different pat- terns to select.from in stripes, checks and mixtures. The materials are worsteds, cassi- meres, flannels and crashes, Majle in regular and outing styles, Sizes 30 to 50 waist, all lengths, $2.50 to $3.00 Trousers ‘$I 50 $3.50 to $4.00 Trousers $ 1.98 aaa, | _ av o-wnre, BUILDING ONLY }——_———_ & Special Price Reductions in ei Clothing for Boys & Young Men Boys’ Suits—Norfolk, double-breasted with belt, in fancy mixtures, plaids and checks, made of ~<worsteds, cheviots and cassimeres, For- mer prices up to $5.98; special at... . $2.85 Young Men’s Suits—Cut single and double breasted models, made of cheviots, Wworsteds, cassimeres and serges. We have divided these suits into two lots as follows: Regular prices $7.98 and $8.98, at...... $6.25 Boys’ Wash Sults—in Russian, Sailor and Military styles, In white and colors. Regular prices $2.25; special at . Boys’ Wash Hats—m Tams, Telescope, Eton, Golf and Naval Reserve styles; special at $1.50 and 50c at IN 4DAMS RUILDING ONLY This quality Washable Silk comes in a large block check, in colors of pink and white, ciel and white, helio and white, réseda and white, gray and white and gun metal and white. It is exceptionally bright and silky—guaranteed washable—and on account of extra width three and one-half yards is ample quantity for a full waist pattern. Particularly cool and serviceable for Summer wear. 29 SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY ONLY AT One Yard Wide Black, All Silk Lining Taf- ee 27-Inch Natural ery Pongee Silk; regular price 39c}~ special for Filday only at, feta; regular price 89c ; special for Friday only at No Mail Orders, 28¢ epee ees Irish Point Lace Curtains AtAboutthe Price of Ordinary Nottinghams $4.25 Curtains, | $3.50 Curtains, | $3.00 Curtains, $250 =) $225 | | $175 per pair. | per pair. i per pair. Awnings up to 3 Feet 6 Inches Wide $3.00, We will make these awnings at the-above price, us far 8-oz. stripes, which include ali the most popular lesigns and colors. With these awnings we furnish best suallty Ralvanized “tron frames-and-fixtures.—-Regular—price-$3.75 special ...+++ $3.00 and $1.50 | Our regu} — $3.00] -Choicest Groceries at . + Read this. List—E Untrimmed Millinery. Untrimmed Hats and Trimmed: Outing Hats. in the Newest Models........... ‘ - $3.75 and $4.75 Untrimmed Hats—white chip,‘ at. wets cmnemelee <656 Women’s Banded Sailors at..........2.. Drncueener rat Yu ~~ Great Clearance Sale of Untrimmed Hats, {Various shapes and colors. Value ‘75c; $1.50. and) 25ci $2.50; special at se j25e Plumes, Aigrettes, &c, : , Choice stock of the latest importations in Cocque, Marabout Plumes, Pompons, Wings, Aigrettes, etc. Imported Coque Plumes—Exceptional value at. .37¢ and: 48c¢ | IN EITHER BUII, Venise Lace Yokes & Chemisettes 39c each, values to $1.25 We have just concluded a large purchase of Venise Lace Yokes and Chemisettes, taking the entire importation of several thousand pieces; these Yokes are all Venise Lace, and Net and Venise Lacey and Chemisettes of Venise Lace in very desirable patterns. Values as high as $1.25; all priced at...........0000e00s 3% Sale of 600 Wash Waists Slightly soiled—the odds and ends of the season’s stocks—in about one hundred styles at important, reductions from former prices. Waists formerly 98c; now..,.... Venise Applique Lace Galloons, Batiste Applique Lace Galloons, Medallions, Oriental Laces, etc.—all odd pieces, broken 19, sets, etc.—worth up to 39c., all at, per yard... (i $8c. Yd. for 45-inch Dress Nets Worth to 89c. Several thousand yards of 45-inch Dress Nets, plain and figured; dots, etc., in plain and filet net grounds, white and cream shades, suitable for making fancy waists, Worth to 89c, yard; special at.......... eee e ee eee eee IN ADAMS BUILDING ONLY Special Offering of American Sewing Machines. We Will Offer a Carload To-Morrow : Specialat ice- for these Machines is $15.00—but || Sey Parsi agents all over the country at $25.00 ¢ cular, and Sewing Machines are up-to-date in every particular, are DE ee ean with many cheaply con: ted machines fre-« advertised around this price. aay are equipped with all modern devic?s—drop- “head style five drawers, highly polished hardwood, 01 finished; full set of attachments free; special pricé for to- morrow Wri D IN ADAMS BUILDING ONLY i W. L. Douglas $2.45 Thousands of discriminating men are loud in erdats 2 a a ° : Coffee ie y [Luncheon Beet armour | Root Beet—ranmer's noot “Teh Q Ci ey. y: ie their praise of the wonderful wearing qualities rrage, tuliosuedesatetier. | Baking Soda -caodeo Dennis | pening Con. 11 omnis pge | Bear Batman oe MI JO f A ‘usset, of our world-famous W. L. Douglas Shoes at wranulated erent ech rrisculig’ oF | Tea ra famous (tea. Rose | Biking Powder pore firand ; a Patent Colt, | $1.98 per pair, Why? Because this footwear ate Ralatoa Heath Crispe: 8 9° | viens) titan ned cevinn, agdttietty pare: tains Bok. Tg: ) i a | eee tor 2i50,; per Dire | Picea in Gir eign box Jo t.0D, box Calf Skin, hy a distinotiveness that is all ts own, unsur- Fieh flavo | Mackerel porter & Weight | ular Drice, Ba: Op , i yeari Ae atha es {naton Boused M. el; 2 | per Yelb, box..-+ a passed in style, workmanship and wearing 1b, ps Tea _vaticy Formosa Salt —yaatra fine tree run- Kid Skim | quaitig. Tnese splendid shoes are always the on ele | Salt —aastra, tine tree rune 5 Oxfords standard of particular men, and above all every, for 81.00: per ID Starch_—rige settee They are termed fac- sea eenoe LATISE «525 | batenty reser and Shoes, par ih atiad od dg saving. ri ited hie. 08, ‘Bottle. ...s.eerre " at tory damaged, but the blemishes are so slight pate es ces, PAB Beth 1941 | Pn Ort ae | Spices pura brand) — Hiab All Styles. | as to be almost unperceivable. In- Salad “Dress eultFionen Sree eartoayey 9S {erate ‘Girma, “Aligoteg, Black AllSizes,, | tae iot #20) and .dorwelchiree S198) || Martens Pe ewact tam bata’ 19e | tae. Se * fyou only veeseveeeeeeeeeeeseera ns ° Catsup Atade trees pure eploee | Herrings ~Masrehall's imported pincaey 6 cant, ye | aires tp boli Better Selection $2.59, potas se, umaleses PIN J Ye | Merrinas, plain o tomato, ‘y7¢ | Bopos., 41.00: ber can ver eas MEN'S W. 1. DOUGLAS AND OTHER MAKES—White canyas, leather and yubbet soles—in sizes 6 to ADAMS BUILDING, FOURTH FLOOR, DELICATESSEN DEPT, No Mall ise pe vee 10, lrasly wets, and worth up to 6350; insluded area few pars of white buckskin low shoes: clos FY BO] | pouca of im sArvoned, Beat, | Cheese poral tansheon 9, | CMOS Mae wr ye| Bak ta MS Ing price ........0. Mavaxaieioss eetectnre Ww : Reem imal urea, and | Chaane, par ty icscoepine, 90) Sane Moe Tee Rarebli-< | e'vacveat ah Friday Specials for Women ie Mae “Fear EE SR ry at [ages “cote Sets | Frater one ne 3 WOMEN'S RUSSET RUSSIA CALF | RGe ByELET GIBSON TleS—ats | WOMENS RUSSET RUSSIA CALF} | [oom St Bios Gervelat or Sslamt—| Croc, batter, sr tage AND BROWN KID OXFORDS-—-600 | to 7, B to E widths; light soles; Cu- | $250 PUMPS--Cuban heels; B, C.D pone tt Ut Peer ce 24e | icktes steina Swee) Ohenans pairs, Value $2.50 and $1.85 Ba heels, Vatue $2.50, $1.85 nome widths; sizes 24 $1.85 Swiss Cheese Sm oked ‘Bistacon—— | op, Mixed Piakles, Quart $3.00; speciatvatin cc 6s. Pe OMe, [Mees onsets asae st tees i] Ay CIBEerrinnee ncn a inperted, per Be, ., Friday the Greatest Offering of Shoes & Ties, Adams Bldg. ‘Phone, a 1801—Chelsea. Mat! and Telephone Crd rs Promptly Filled. : O'Neill Bldg. "Phone, HAE, sutnpixe | 1400—Chelsea. ——, Corn ~Cchoicest packed young, Sweet, tender Corn; regular Price 12c.; per dozen, 80c., Per can,. ny ae ‘Tc $1.98 Butter —Bxtra fancy new made Elgin Cream-|Succotash— Finest packed ery Butter, direct from the creamery, fresh, pure and sweet, We sell nothing but the $f 39 highest grade; packed in No, $ crocks | Os? young white Creamery Succo- tash; regular price 12¢.; per dozen, 80c,; per can.. 7c 1s Price! $3.50 and $4.00 Kinds $1.98 EE eT H. O'Neill & Company! : Lowest Prices | very Item Is a Money Saving Opportunity for You