The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1908, Page 17

at THE EVENING WORLD, W GING MURDERS AICH MAN, GIFL WITH HIM FLEES Frederick Morlock, Beaten in a Cafe, Found Later in a Gutter. STRAWBERRIES STREWNINPATH jf OFA RUNAWAY Two Men Thrown Out Wagon on Eastem Park- way, Brooklyn. of Frederick Morlock, the rich real es- tate dealer, who was found at the cor- mer of Eridge street ond Myrtle ave- @ue, Brooklyn, to-day with a fractured | Es stern Parkway, Brooklyn, between gston and AYbany avenues, was the scene this afternoon of a runaway with {strawberry trimmings. Walter and I and numerous cuts and brylges, | sames Holland, marketmen, of No. 1sti died in Brookiyn Iospisal this after-| 5.1. street, Brooklyn, furnishel the oon without regaining consclousness. After his ption at the Institution Coroner Brewer placed himself at the | @ying man’s bedside in the hope” that | he would become @ statement shedding some [i of the gang who atts also the trimmings, to say runaway. | nothing of work for an ambuiance sur- gen 8 were driving a ent, wagon, flied {on avenue, the animal ‘oni fright at a eteam roller acapcolied James Holland was thrown ou) Py b bruised. Wal a block had been assaulted and robbed, but when Miss Terry was questioned she told a story that loads to the belief that Morlock, was set upon by a gang of men who Dore some grudge against htm. iiss Terry s: fm Maz hattan might. They did not to Brooklyn until the early morning hours, and then she went with him to Jonce Clark's cafe, at Bridge street and Myrtle avenue, She said they“had hard- ly taken their sents in the cafo when | rose arenesiinied renavas ot =| ANTI-M'CARREN MAN OUT. @ crowd directed his remarks to Mo:- Supporter of “Long Pat? Gets Dr. of Jamaica, whipped naway. at ‘Alba ny t, grabbed : ital tan am Jock, and there was a fight. Girl Ran Home. | Morlock, the girl says, -ttempted to him and was strik! - out Phus's Job. her and urove Terry told police she fled to i ran home, 2g Morlock in the cafe. ; ‘A man passing the corner feveral’ hours iater found Morlock lying un- Mei consctous in the gutter. He called a policeman, and Morlock was hurried to Brooklyn Hospital. ‘Although there were many hurts on Morlock, the physicians at first thought he was intoxicated. Closer examination showed that he was suffering from a fracture of the skull, and that his con- dition was critical. When the police began their investiga tion they could learn nothing at Clark's cafe, but after questioning Miss Terry they arrested Willinm Hicks, of No. 172, Duf@eld street, bartender in the saloon. There te no evidence that Hicks 00k re in the assauit or w Mp en ted any way in the Injuries to Morlock, : Gut tre Fost that ie wwe in the Meee ee the time makes the police believe he will be @ valuat MISS CHAPIN GETS LICENSE. | ‘Miss Grace Chapin, twenty-three years | old, of No. 2% East Fitt | and William Bevericy Rogers, t c Seren, n mining cigineer of Sait lak City, ‘secured a marriage | City’ Han fa Shopping by Telephone fs a great con- venience In hot weather. Have you tried lt? DoYou Order by Telephone? MEW YORK TELEPHONE CO., 15 Bey Streot Sponges a long list of luxuries to the nee passed from the list of he Jusehio ld necessities. cheap sponge is neither a luxury nor a neces- but an aggravation. — Riker sponges are selected by experis of long experience in the busi- JF} at $1.49 always gives perfect nnot be bought elsewhere for y solve your sponge problem. ction and We satistactori it any more. Reliable } A: the New Riker Drug store, 13 2nd 15 West 34th Street, Sick-Room Supplies, Maternity Goods, Rub- Nurses’ }b:r Goods ot every description; all kinds of Hospital Registry} Trusses, Crutches, etc., at the famous Mandruka Bath Sponges. ows less than $2.00. Rubber Sponges. The finest quovity gr rte ; al De patel a it nrown. Prices ‘ Parttewtariy vable where a friction T5c., | 81.41) R249, 83.08, | {ONKe Is desir & BT, B9e., The, O8e, 81.59 ponges. ats Chamois Skins. Genuine English Skin, jor harden when wet | 106¢., Do not shrink t Sponges. this variety, 81.19 / and DSc. Wash +! A great variety £ the most exactin ood, “stiff,” white’ bristle aight handle 8 worth tw rig l ts Inches... 7Me arielsh, No. Q x42 11 that fares ‘ | No, 316 1, 30x00 4 LS! b 1 wh: Rite Higrade No, Genuine brist and rubber b ee Mquailiy:” th Cs satin and’: Nall Brushes. pati A Teaver Skin Should Le ed “bristies, ‘soiia Protected by Frequent Applications of EET AGS sided pe wanton! | Ben's eae ae Violet ‘he Best Quality Cerate at Lowest rrices. 3 Postpaid Soc. Phome and Mall Orders pro: filled. Charge accounts rollclted, Free Delivery in Greater New York, Mell Ondse Demet usa New Yor! Fulton St. Brookiyns re eereenett Gumenrs Pes RIKER's Druc STORES | Now Forks ath 2 CG ion ats 3 4 5 Stores in Boston, di Jefferson Av offer the proposition in baby and studio qrand Di arming upricht and player Bianos: latest styles, elexnntiy’ ¢inishoty alt \ ref it pays Dayers to in- No Extra Charge for The Kind You Have Always Bought, T™ is the caution applied to the public announcement of Castoria that has been manufactured under the supervision of Chas. IT, Fletcher for over 80 years—the genuine Castoria. Wo respectfully call the attention of fathers and mothers when purchasing Castoria to soe that the wrapper bears | is signature in black, When the eeanps pears on both sides of the bottle in red. Parents who have used Castoria for | their little ones in the past ycars need no warning against counterfeits and imitations, but our present duty is to call the attention of che) ounger Bener- ation to the great danger of introducing into their families epu medicines, It is to be regretted that there are people who are now engaged in the nefarious business of putting up and 6 atling all sorts of substitutes, or what | should more properly be terme counterfeits, for | only for adults, but worse yet, for children’s m medicinal preparations not es, It therefqre devolves | Adults can do on the mother to scrutinize closely what she gives her child. that for themselves, but the child has to rely on the mother’s watchfulness. Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of | | | | Anty Drudge Tells How to Make : Housecleaning Easy. | Mrs. Hardwork—T certainly do detest housecleaning | time. Here I’ve been scrubbing and serubbing until the skin is all off my knuckles, and I just can’t get the floors and paint cleagy” y Drudge—“ANi the elbow grease in the world won't clean things if you use the wrong soap. Get Fels-Naptha and the grease and dirt on floors and | paint-work will disappear magic.” Fels-Naptha is better than an extra | pair of hands in housecleaning. | It makes dirt fly from walls, floors, woodwork, linoleum, windows, porcelain fittings and anything else that’s clean- able, just as it does from clothes. | No scrub-brush or hot water is nec- essary, mind you. Just Fels-Naptha, cool or lukewarm | water, and a soft cloth. | Fels-Naptha dissolves the dirt in a jiffy so itcan be rinsed away; it doesn’t have to be scoured off. As Fels-Naptha is also a germicide, it is a good sanitary precaution to do_ | your housecleaning with it. Did you ever try washing dishes with Fels-Naptha in lukewarm water? It cuts the grease quick as.a wink and makes the oe shine. Directions for all uses of Fels-Naptha are printed on the red and green wrapper. 5 i EXCURSIONS. | EXCURSIONS. Decoration Day Excursions Niagara Fails Lehigh 99.00] | Ith rl Valley pee ec UuRee | Glen Onsic cad) Railroad | Mauch Chunk pte = See oNe ce si 2 ak, ||Bellewood Park i 1.00! te particulars, time of trains etc inquire 1460 a id 355 P , York; 425 Fulton $t., Brooklyn; 755 Broad'Sia, Newacs’ roadway, New Fare from Brooklyn via Aanex Ferty, 15¢. adaisncat, EXCURSIONS 39 sar mAUCH CHUNK Glen Onoko, The Switchback DECORATION DAY, May 30 pATTEN’ \GBRANCI Bk AsDuny Le. Bloomticta at {et. RB5 ALM, 11'A | Hatten. Rade 4h ANC AND BACH RK AND mack 1 2500 Lake Hopatoong DECORATION DAY. $1.25 Round Trip Tickets. $1.25 CHILDREN, 65. © Leave W S000 aS Lake Hopatcong SUNDAY, MAY 31. $1.60 Reund ae Tickets, $1,00 (CHELDRES Liberty St, SUM MMER- RESORTS, LONG wee I. RR. 3 F New York Cite O& good makes, reason- = det. ith am ath ave | at = ——— | the Y city umsit 9 P ot “MACHINERY. airs j Advertinenents ris removed the same signature ap- } LINE. EDN#LSZVAYL, hold their shape, fi longer than any other $3.50 shoe. | W. L. DOUGLAS $4.00 GILT EDGE SHOES CANNOT BE EQUALLED | See our extra f W. L. Douglas Boys’ Shoes, $1.75 ay $ Catalog Free. W. L, DOUGLAS SHOE STCRES IN GREATER NEW YORK: Fast Color Eyslets Used Exclusively, 433 Broadway, cor. Howard. | 755 Broadway, cor. 8th St. 853 Broadway, cor. 14th St. | 1349 Broadway, cor. 36th St. | 1447-1449 Broadway. 2202 Third Ave., cor. 120th. 984 Third Ave., near 59th, 2779 Third Avenue. | 250 West 125th Street. 345 Eighth Avenue. | 95 Nassau Street. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. [DO NOT WAIT &, ANY LONGER. Bs ATitiND THE SECOND DAY’S SALE OF THE TRASK ESTATE, GOING ON AT THE AUCTION ROOM, STI BEST LOT SEST BARGAINS stit To &: Had. JOSEPH P. DAY, Aiciite Awmeiion Sale wae. ‘ShoeintheWorld W. L. Douglas makes and sells” more men’s $3.50 shoes than any ‘other manufacturer, because they °: FOURTEENTH STREET West of Fifth Avenue | “Red Ticket’’ Lot Women’s Tatlored Cloth Suits All new this Spring—majJority bought within last four weeks. | About two hundred in all—red tickets mean great reductions. Now Red Ticketed 9.98 to 49.98. 11 this Spring's lea weaves—piain end fancy—vlagig > t coats-A great oppogunity before the Holiday! | Great Underprice Offering of | Women’s High Class Lingerie Dresses Sale began on Monday with such success that j we cannot promise all lots after to-morrow.— 3 HEARN Suits that were $15.98 to $69.98, 16.98 11.98 9.98 | 6.98 Made to sell at Made to sell at Made to sell at | Made to sell at $25.00 to $39.00 | $20.00 to $30.00. | $15.00 to $22.00. | $12.00 to $16.00, Exquisite Dreases—Princ!pally Princes or batiste, elaborately trimmed with beautifully designed—white, pink, models of sheer silky mull laces and embro{deries— finest The Best $3.50 To-Morrow, Also: Jumper and Princess Dresses | Rich Silk Dre=szs Foulards—Taffetas— Princess, Jumper— Vaiues $16.00 to C0 I 9. 98) worth $20.00. ) knots Frenc Foulards, Ta “with and without | strinen, checks, } 41.98 tas, Fancy Pongees= feht and dark shadgm= nd trimmed in charming Smart styles, with and contiusting tr pand embroldery. enteeta, it better, and wear | .——— -- —> Outing Miilinery Fe bere, ts for Decoration Day and other trips tity are not to be found at our prices For Women Equal style, qual tudes of custome SATILORS- WA every: ule color, tela 00. W. (. BOUGLAS, BROCKTON, MASS. READY-TO-WEARS— straw and sal! college «62 to 6.50 356 Sixth Ave., cor. 22d St. BROOKLYN, N.Y. 708-710 Broadway. CARNIVAL OF VAL UES 421 Fulton Street, cor. Pearl. | Ending May 29th if 478 Fifth Avenue. TERUG esa Mere | FOLLOWING FOR TO-MORROW NO MAIL oR TE Avenue. NEWARK-— 785 Bread St. 5° ct. Shantung Silks Desirable PATERSON — 192 Market St. [PHONE $7.93 Women's Jackets.. 4.50 Back Broadcloth and Tan Coverte= Cutaway and straight fronts—lapped, or strapped seams —silk lincd—all sizes, Lintt—One $1.28 Women’s Kimonos., .88 Crepe, and Fine Lawn—Japa- and conventional pate and front, with con- lawn bands—all sizes, Two. é aS) ct. Maids’ Aprons ORDEE 33) Trown REAL ESTATE AT _AUCTIO 2 ack and two shades of | Cha Pr Sollee nd ks y 14ct. Yard ‘Wide Percales.. 7 Bost Spring atvles, inctuding the popu-| « ; lar Black p iiurtines and 1 $1.25 Women's Dress Hats .67 Pollr iz Dot a cae fo) ailem and fancy braid—black, l ( ya I YA Y ‘i burnt, brown —Gal = Ww yflenncla. .36]|\ ovelistandtsailorsis cone leon ieoy oe e “unin at quality—twenty new unt One AT 13 A. M. SHARP. So MCEIER LER VES Soi) IEG eso cls 44 AND 46 VESEY ST. 10 ct. “an, Zambrics.. 634 | Whtre Lawn—nand shirred or corded 7 "i eae lane? crowns—double ruffles edged with lac | TO BE SOLD. Westchester Ave., oft quality Bleached and finished by| Sf/emiis: msestings wide eatin rioee Cason Point Road—and Cheacer Lots. Boll dollars at 9 cents Ofer actos tle to 5 years, 1 ards ‘One. 39 ct. Allovers.... .19 $298 Lingerie Waists... 1.74 are Ae tal Ince allovers and Inserting effects.| Fine Shoer Mul! and Ratiste—fronte Auctioneer, NAM COG Le it emer | fam and Linen Dresses=White and ChacoF allover erie Ra Cream Limit 12 yarda so SGaR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Irish ‘ cuft—beautif ut walsts at @ mare i Table Linens... .52] vellonsiy tow pr: BROOKLYN (98 ct Linen Laintt-Two, tye cull pratt c 1 of 400 Building Lots at SOMESUILIENJ. RAIN OR SHINE PWO FREE SPECIAL TRAINS. New V ahs} (22 (clo), it | FOR SACLE: AUTOS BY THECARLOAD. | Manhattan's > Et Pioneer Auto- | tibusnament, Swell Auto ‘Bodies Ray Broadway mobile WATCHES AND DIAMONDS. CASH OR CKEDIT. EASY PAYMEBS: | American W atch & ViamondCo. | THAN WERE OTH | PAPERS Nk. Phone 567 Cortlandt. EN: NG, TO ORDER ON AREER ohana CLOTHING CO... ‘Bntrance on Park Pi. ‘TEAS ©’ 5° ct, Girls’ Guimbes White st style, d bac Hgiilnrs. sR OW Dox i | DENTISTRY. WGN ~~|$2 25 eather Be cd T TEETH, @™ $3.65 American Bl ags. Lawn—extra long shirt H. B. er front—4 to If yeara, Two. 69 ct. Boys’ Pants, 233) ‘a ‘8 of Cheviots, ‘O pure finish } patent watst- / buttons—8 to 15 years. Three Patrs If you have three Wi!l insert a full set without a plates you can have this done, Xamination of your teeth free, Be.dge Work, per Tooth, $5.00, $4 98 Suit Gases.... 2.98 Jf Ja) Js) Fuel | fudet ire note sapped B4~$7-2—B1O | GUILSHA ips brass loc! Ls 125th St. and Sth Ave, 271 W. 125th St or four teeth 1, Sx8 ft.— s—-Not Limit Specia! Lunches To-morrow (Thursday) 11,30 to 2.30, wilde andles—outshle °) 49 Couch Covers.... .85 rab, Cutlet or Roast Duck, i albrizgan In Cu ; 4° ct. Men’s Palbelsgan : EEA, Lottuce, FOR SALE. = 49 Ribbed | Balbriggan Shirts r . } | MIRRORS, tomatch, with extra doable | father desserts ef 9 noni tea loneraafloctelay evan ata--all #izes. ar barralia LYONS, 130 Tilt Three Sets UIAMUND, EASY PAYMENTS. ¢- 2) WATCHES, Reta EAE | SEWELRY. az yy RG MAN From our recent purchases at Rena Toor. | lemale pr box, ba! § REET. ALEX. F. SMITH & SONS AUCTION and other underprice lots from two well-known manufacturers, "" j The following remarkable values in Axiinster and Brussels Rugg: ROBT DUNCAN, 110 WA 1, WOOL SMITHS { VELVET AND TAPES'Y BRUSSELS AXMINSTER RUGS, AXMINSTER RUGS, 9x12 ft., 6x9 ft., 30 styles, 27 x 54.. best made. Reg. price, $17.98, aus) MISSION FIBRE Newest patterns, Reg. price $16.98, I (3 3 Ps coone i] 11,98 Reg, $2.50 and RUGS—"HE LEADING SUMMER RUGS LOWEST PRICES AT 1CH THEY ARE ANYWHERE OFFERED. {oxo | SS x 10.6 ft.....7.98 | 9 x12 ft......., 869» Elsewhere $5.98, $9.98 and $11.98, > Those who habe been disappointed lately in obtaining their particular sige in the FAMOUS WIDE ANKLE SHOES AT 2.48 } full as.ortment here, to-morrow....Delay at factory was the cause yrary shortness of stock....This new shipment includes every slse from 8 to 10 in EEEE widths. “Summer Res 3. were described in the 1 attheslpeoad ‘ ace and’ a ! re-medium soles—low, flat heels—patent “Want” columns of The World yes ee eet tortartla and ooolelike the made-to-order kind, but Dos terday— at made-to-order pric s 42 MORE ADVERTISED IN ALL THE W_ YORK MORNING NEWS- SOMBINED. WHERE DO YOU LOOK FOR YOUR SUMMER RESORT INFORMATION? eS Sale of Sion ee Decorative Goods” a Continues To-m