The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1908, Page 6

5d EN TE a ye BOGUS NUNS PUT UP A FiGH HEAP QUARTERS “Sisters” Mary Adele and Mar. Agnes Caught Again Hie ging Alms in St DR But They Caused an Uproar When the Sleuths Attempted to Get Thumb Prints. Two comely youne women, who de scribe themselves as Sister Mary Adele and Sister Marv Agnes, garved as nuns ‘with crucifixes and rosaries pendent from their necks, and with no detail of the uniform of a sister of mercy lacking, were arrested at Broadway and Houston street, this afternoon, end taken to Police Headouarters. This is the third time the young women hewe been arrested within t! past Cow weeks, the arrests being made fm each instance by Detective Kenna and Gassassa, of the Ce Office. When last arrested they were |} @rraigned in the Tombs Court charged | with being imposters, but the Mazis- tYate was eo moved by their tearful Pleading and protestations of good faith that he discharged them. He or-| dered McKenna and Cassassa to trail fem and Srrest them again when they sew them soliciting alms. Had Several Bank Books. ‘They were nox treated very tenderly when they reached Police Headquarters | today, though they made | statements about the order in Milan, Maly, they eaid they represented They were search by a matron from the Mercer street station, who, the Police | @eclare, found bankbooks that showed| thousands of dollars deposited to the eredit of Mary Adele and Mary Agnes. Mary Adele had 459.60 in cash and Mary Agnes $1.06 After they had been searched In- spector McCafferty sent for the Rev Father McMahon, to whom visiting nuns and sisters of charity generally report when they come to New York They knew him the moment he came into the Inspeotor’s office, but he did not know them. Nor did he know of the existance of such an order as they alleged they represented. Both young ‘wamen spoke English fluently, as well @s French and Spanish. Mary Adele said she was Spanish and Mary Agnes said that she was French. Tnedr attitude when first they ar | address as No elaborate | ,, rived tn puzaled the police. s and aposties to ald them. Aito- wonduct: : Up Mard iis er eprincs - a} en tey| ed thelr amuse J squirmed out aad svon had Cat or vole Headquarters cull hour the police battled with possible under the the end of the erned were completely ex- ‘ow they made got to Cominissioner, and In- Shadowed From House. When iret arrested they gave their $10 East Twenty-ninih and Detegives MoKenna and asea have becn shadow:ng that helt prisoners were dis Tomos Court. T. i detectives saw them big store buliding at d through the Duding at y. Th §° fhroush the 648 ana then “xo. est “When Bary Adele and Mary Agnes came out | of there they were arresveu. When the ‘two young women rraigned they ssent for their lawyers ‘tan named Gifuni, who represented them on the occasion’ of their former arrests Magistrate Wahle recognized them at once and recalled that another charce was pending against them on which! had been paroled until Monday. | they This charge w: and the Ma made six weaks ago Strate sent to If could of the eel; tyled : a teohnical charge af fancy was entered and ball fixed at both e@harges to be jay. $290 In each case, taken up on M oe FATHER AT SIXTEEN. GRAND FATHER AT THIRTY-ONE. * SCRANTON. June 6.—-Married when fifteen, a father at nand a grand. father at thirty-one, Isaac Lord, Honesdale, celebrated w: wife Loe day their ff Lord is @ farmer and general stores keeper. Te Bey eof are peouliarly parations, ell of which are Police Headquarters greatly They croseed them- selves and prayed and called upon the Lie mseiws ar sulforiag a | in the Centre Street Conet The Effects of Opiates. ~ TO WASHINGTON Brent Declines Post to Which Black Hand Gang Demands ‘ Money From George Ray- He Was Elected and New t month. The declination !s made In) following message im response t/ nis notification 1 “Must decline. I would have gone Dut God dide me stay. thirty, “BRENT.” The action will necessitate the recon- were |vening of « special session of the | diocesan convention tw elect sbishop. ——— PERIL THREATENS MANY FRANKFORT. Kan., June .«Do-doy al the streets of Frankfort were run- ning with water three or four feet dep from the overfiow of the Ver- million River. Banks @nd other busi- ness houses are flooded. People ere be- hs, ree from Cans homes in boats. er, the cur- rent i 8 2 ie ry ¢ ‘the build Henry Hor, a_ prom ont merchant, was rescued from his Today, neatly drowned. F. Hartram, edis | SEE ir of the Inde: spent the night on the | roof of his home. lum and its various susceptible to well known. Even in the narcotic, is Sealteat doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the funo rae and eros of the cells which becilit; Nervous Viusteart , @ craving for aloohol or narcotics in later such as intractable nervous d; are likely to become permanent, ie fe. and lack of stayin; Ee hae inanoy. of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children qui their Gah eh only roe teat tnavoldabla emits administrati other narcotics to childsen by any decried, and the should not reed the Carte Cast signature of Chas. H. Fletoher. ® but @ ‘physi The rule among physicians is that children should never for more than s day at a time, and Cordials, Soothing Syrups and ician cannot be too atrongl. to it, culkin who are il is nothing less than @ crime to ie dose them willful toria Qophlia Genuine Castoria always bears the signature of Le Lede FROM Factory Rejects. 6%0 Southwest Corner 6th Ave. and 18th St., New York. Special Sale of 12,000 Pairs Men’s Trademarked $3.00 and $3.50 Tan Shoes and Oxfords, Black Shoes and Oxfords, $ George E. Keith Co. Raiston Health Shoes W. H. McElwain Co. Snow Shoe Co. These Shces 2re the New Spring Styles in a variety of latest lasts and the most pcpular leathers. Tan Russia Calfskin Tan Kidskin PATENT COLT GUNMETAL CALr GLACE VICI KD All Sizes 6 to 11, Widths 4 Canvas Shoes Gr rubber les; izes My Ft Es oe 13% andito IN KANSAS FLOODS. | jana House King,” turned over to the Com: | | missioner @ batch of letters in whj thelr homes and lives were threatened | first outpost of picketed conata lif they failed to comply with Black Hand requests, One of these letter: whose homes have been threatened jwith aynamite. George Raymond, a wealthy farmer yonn. fifth, | of Bedford, and Isaac M. Turner, who # | 8 sometimes referred to on the Bowery TWO RICK i NING WORLD FR aS? PREFERS THREATEN LIVES “* THEPHILIPPINES AND ROMS Ot Raymond reoetved were sent to his home | at Bedford. last blackmailere IDAY,. JUNE of Turner's ledging-houses at No. % Hinkle {3 also said to have done some Bowery. Others were sent to his resi- | denoe at Mount Kisco. is believed to have ters, for the re- me eek wrote 5 | may You are no good. Look out for re have a nice house. eit. lone or yourselt Hot walking along ithe} “Bowery.” Mr. Raymond's farm adjoins te sum- | ce park Row as the “Lodsirg- Sent Letters to Homes. s Was gent to on The constables were ambushed as per Prides, snapping the whip on his cal? And, even as they threatened, bia all mailers he Dlackmailers nistook Vhen they ‘went out Ate) halloo them of former Mayor Seth ar it was hing bee ranged but 8’ sad was the hu- ni of the Village sieuths. K.nkie sauatered down to the Cae arrived, each one carrying. e = long, according to Ki! saw 4 he larg coming, but in th them for their fellow- their weapozs it it said Rey the Dress Sioes Se mples worth up to $3.50. Tan Vie. kid, Tan Ca , Gun Metal u alf Fatent Coliskin «ni Vici $4.50 Tiger Tan ous and all the new brown, olive and smoke shades wi tind now eyen at In- cluded are young men’s extreme smart models that are found only in Brill Stores. Becsuse of high grade, desirable fabrics, high grade journeyman tailoring and Smart correct extreme vat at 318, jodel these suits are 13.50 Stetson Siraws Just as Stetson felt hats excel, so do the Stetson straw hats. Brill res ofler a large assortment of son straw hats, and whatever shape you s you aye be Hats are $5 all over New Y Brill stores are the only stores selling genuine Panama straw , trimmed ready to wear at.. ac $3 All-Wool Dudley Waterproof Combination Salts, with Two Pairs of Knickers, unusual values $3 95 under $6.00, 2, 11 wool, with one pair d of two pairs of Knic! were ed $6, they would be reasonable, They are also water- proofed, adding 20 per cent. to the ser~ vice and considerable to the comfort. Sizes are 7 to 16. Writs for samples and folder. UNION SQUARE, 14th St., Near Broadway. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. 279 BROADWAY, Near Chambers St. PEN SATURDAY UNTIL9 P.M demanded this seasol by men for these new shades and so meagre the supply, that they are at 4 premium. why in some stores you are urged to buy gray suits oy ol i Brill stores are the only stor smokes, shades—tans, browns, olives, Here, too, are gray suits and neat m: Brill sale : The fact that 90 per cent. of th The success Of the new shades in men’s clothes for fall are the new shades fur! stay. You can buv of tan. other shades, in Brill as close mi!] connections, All these garments in New York. Brill Suits That Are $13.59, $45 and $16. high-grad erge suits, fount = out ded arc about a doi extre and not for Su: ts That Are Here are values that The assortment c: Tans, Browns, Olive and smart Grays, neat Mixt: mer models, manv of vy Every garment, in t Suits That ne Up to $25.00 . Here are suits from th Here are fabrics from th over 2.009 eme dyed worsteds (not piece them are very extreme. Se excellent fabric and correct to be had ready-to-wear. June Sales cf Bril Children’s Clothing Strictly All-Wool £6 $2.95 Blue Knickerbocker with detachable Suits, Cut in full models, belt; excellent tailoring; sizes, 7 to 16. Children’s High-Grade Suits That Are Unusual $ Values Under $7.50, 4.95 Included are Serges, Pure Worsteds, French Flannels and smart Velours. The models are Knicker Suits, with extra trousers, Russians and Satlors—all tail- ored and designed by foremost makers. Finest Wash Suits | REDUCED. warranted “Tub Proof.” Wash Suits....... and $2.50 Wash Suits. and $3.50 Wash Suits.... and $4.50 Wash Suits. and $6.00 Wash Sults. All $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 $4.00 $5.00 $2.95 | Included are Russians, Sailors and Nor- folks cut on full models, tailored by! the finést makers from finest fabrics. The letters Mr. | RSs. he will sent some of Ais trained Hand hunters up into the woods Farter ie President of the Borough. of Mount Kisco. | Bowery since he got letters. nor has he visited any af hie! ‘The worst ts that other hot weather the question of exercisi formation af w believe it (or write the Marmela Co scription Tabiets. will give you enough tab! amount to last que a while the fai begin to slip off, uv ye famous ‘Matmola’ P' less by a bait yu ould Ket stores now unter -directed iailor shops, etc. are Bri des (hard to fi Serges. which are of foreign weaving. Here are smartest Browns Here are handsome grays, many in special weaves and new com- Binations neat silk mixtures and various stripe effects in finest fin- shed and unfinished worsted. Here are also Blue Serge Suits that are standard $25.00 garments. Included are over 25 summer and Beyond these garments you need not gc | Single and double breasted models, $8 rothers CONVENIENT STOXE5 1908 Inting. and the second picket of | SSnstabies has not been heard trom, the Ddigckmailing letters | were turned over to Gen. Bingham, -and | Ke ‘My. He has not heén on the the Black Hand | lodzing-houses downtown. Weather Troubles of | the Over-fat. This is 20 suggestive of apople: and undertakers th When this worr!: fe added to the roubles ef the overfat, gots some serlour to reduce a pound a day—with Bg, dieting, stomach ¢i Nou or not. of directs daily, and you will Lord & Taylor Shoe Department “Especially Smart” Girls’ Extra High Cut Boots of English Cravenette Cloth, Tan or White, i mondandIsaacM. Turner. — ommandea’? neidera tion begin ayout like Convention Must Be Held. : iin 2g igehie aaa’ foro Pure is: “Exercaa Suara “a, Year Cool ble” moses of ides clon. ing (especially dieing the liquids) 4 (ey “ The tarmer carried the letter to 8. cpt "i = oo! an urable | bs ‘| se 5 poesible—and the so-called romedies usu- WASHINGTON, June 6.=Charles| Sheriff bane, of Westohester County, [a Presenter aarennianaee ally ruin the stomach, To adopt any one Henry Brent, Bishop of the Philip and village constables in the Bedford ap They would cee the ee ra | o_ these) would) sitaply, 044) tol 6 to 8 om to 11 11 to 2 2% to 5% Jt) re o) ng failed nde t It Wes suggested v 2 ig the way m bs ‘ pines. in 8 cablegram reeeived here e npr ons ef ee Ra: 20 the stone bri P Nothing comes of it $2.00 $2.50 $3 feye) $3.50 Gay, declined to accept the post Ladvod shprenks ae zt hen ea the Stull reiieg from one's excess flesh . 2. s 5 BIghente thw behitte tal (al micoossion) (0 | Oe, sebee) Hyena) wlaclemallcrs/| Conanle| readies cscs along athe) cobs dies oan be gained only by reducing, the late Bishop Henry ¥. Satteriee, to Moner Bingham was ~ “impersonates Fart ball See eee CAnEnea cont eat elongss |), Come in tm tbe personates Farmer. Well, here is the information desired— | + ofc wealthy residents of Wes: Tae, farmer domurred: 2), Bis ole role {s “straight” tnformation, tos, Do Also a Full Assortment of Py Dress, School and Outing Shoes for Boys, Girls and Infants. Broadway and 20th St; sth Ave., roth St than any other remedy June Saies o: 5,000 Much- Wanted ériil Suits Underprice Much-wanted because here are ine tan, brown ana olive suits who Know correci clothes. So ¢ in New York con etc., made i ture suits 2 of T an ger T her indicates that “diiterent clotl smoke, ause of B olive, price bec brown, Il garments—the finest tailored je worsted suits wool cheviot and _ Suits That Are sic. 59 and $18.00 vee garments, i even Over a dozen smart styles only fo is full value at $18.00, $20.00 Values § re Se ¢ foremost makers in America. e best mills in America and several styles Tans, Olives and Smokes in yarn dyed), velours and Saxony cassimeres dsummer models—six of é illustration on the right for finest tailoring, Every garment presents the best style U.S, True Blue Serge Suits, Best in Amexica $14.50 Under #20, In style, fabric, tailoring and trim- mings they are $20.00 standard. They are warranted to give $20.00 service or you may have your money back or a new suit free. In four years 15,000 U. S. True Blue Serge Suits have been sold and never one returned, never a com- plaint heard. The supply of these suits is limited. $2.45 $4 All Wool Flannel Outing Trousers, flannel] trouser models. Neat Tailored by expert makers. Cut on new stripes on light grounds, suitable for all summer purposes, tennis, seashore and general outing service. Young Men’s § $8 Suits, 6. 00 New patterns in cheviot and cassi- rfere and excellent black thibet Suits. standard in all details. Sizes 14 to 20 years. Young Men’s § $10 Suils, 8. 00 Worsted, cassimere, serge and thibet Suits—same in tailoring, grade of fab- ric and trimmings as men’s Brill $10 suits. Every one warranted to hold shape, fit, style and color. Cut on smart new models; sizes 14 to 20 years. t’s 2S insure Your Sox pplied with ail the new | HOLEPROOF HOSIERY is th I che smart new models. | and genuine guaran- vu Want Wem. i d only in Brill t demand for | stores in New York. Holeproot e fabrics Leing woven | Hosiery ia tan and black fer ladies ca olaarast Halt Hose for men and also of gray, blue and | rill trade Adva e 50 Values, ir oe $q 9.50 © | About the only ° “guessing” feature there is to a World “For Sale” rv is: “Who will get the bargain by getting there first?” great is the demand ” have come to zs: in a bo such The Best $1 and $1.50 | Negligees in the City. and most modern | best in fit, Many of the ‘oven expressly tor k ind only hirt: SIMS are re presented Signs and _, Pieates and aitach me or eahsfes 47 CORTLANDT ST., Near Greenwich. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL OP. M. 125TH STREET, Corner 3d Avenue. Roti re L EXCLUSIVE yy, BRILL YOUNG / \