The evening world. Newspaper, June 23, 1908, Page 5

‘A THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 19005. By TWO MURDERED, ONE STABBED I FALOUS ANGER One Murderer Flees in Garb of , Wife He Kills in Their Home. a SHOT ‘DOWN IN STREET. | sie See \ Alleged Intruder in Household | Filled With Bullets by Husband. Special to The Evening World ) MOUNT VERNON, Ji 23.—Two Murdered and one man nearly to death as the result of the alleged di} he on derer's wiv crimes whictr County police are working to-day. In doth instances the slayers on the Wes escape. One of them, it is was disguised as a woman Sergeant Balls, at the New Re Police station, was notified early stab wounds, in thelr b t Felice Guit friends, had been friendly with his wife, and stabbed h’ many times. Gult dying in New Rochelle Hos Artillil fled ins Die wife's cl ft 1 had been joa the boarder had been pay who was very pretty. There w quarrels. The other murder was c Mount Vernon. Ra: 226 South Seventh avenue. poured a fus- {lade of shots into the body of Martone Vannone, of No. 2 § nue, The shooting o avenue near Fourt you have been tr 1 witnesses y Delino sald to after making a st Vannone, crying dvs.” Delino kicked the body of Vannone and managed to ¢ ce arrived. He DEATH W HOTEL DUE TO ACCIDENT Coroner’s Physician Declares | That the Empire Victim Was Smothered, Not Strangled. up | eto break of the shoot ot 2/8 At the conclusion of an autopsy fin | afternoon Coroner's Physician Weston | announced that the man who was founc et is be Ms 201 RIS Violet Excelsis Fac dend on his bat in his room at the | RIK! tolet, Exceisis Fa Hotel Empire last night and who regis: | Po : Jacob Prozello, New ey ® Jaynes by accident. Dr, Weston eald that he had found! that the man was suffering from| Bright's disease and complications and | that he probably su an attack nausea some time on S\ night. During his illness, said the Coroner's physician, he must have wound the| towel about his neck, In a paroxysin | he probably turned face downwani in the bed and athered in e pillows, Dr. Weston said the towel was too lw loosvly fastened to have causal strangu- | only clue to the man's iden- tty was a note dated on June 21, addressed to James A. Hayes, jr, a | | lawyer in the Commonwealth Trust | Buliding, Philadelphia, and signed | Charles R. Allison. It was as follows: “Will you kindly see the bearer and oblige. He will explain the situation, | He came to me at an inopportune mo- | ment. Hence the note.” Clues Are Vague. There were also found in hls room a rebate train check, showing that had travelled from Philadelphia to th city last Sunday on a Reading Roy Blue train, and had paid a cash ‘fare to the conductor Instead of buying a! ticket at the Reading terminal, In his pockets were a business card of Jones & Seitz, real estate, No. 24% Fulton street, Brooklyn, and also a slip. of paper, on which was written } Russian Councillor, lower Broadway, , At the office of Jones & Sites a re- porter for The Evening World learned | that the dead man was probably one of | five Russians who called at the Broo lyn office of the real estate concern se eral months ago. | "The Russians wanted me to draw up| davite for them,” Mr. Sites ex- plained, “which would enable them to draw insurance on the life of a man who hed died in one of the Brooklyn hospitals under an assumed name. 1 drew up the aMdavits, and then sent them to the Russian Consul in Manhat-| | don't recall tho names of any of | the Russians, and I don't know that the, dead man was one of my clients, but he had one of my business cards he | was probably one of the men who called DELPHIA, June %3.— Jacob Prosello, who was found dead in a room | in & New York hotel yesterday with a| towel tightly knotted around his neck, | A letter was found in the clothing signed by Charles FR. Allison and addressed to| James A. Hayes, » lawyer of this city. | but Mr. Hayes says he never heard of | Progello. Mr, Hayes says the writer of the note Is merely a New York corres- pondent. was not known tn this city — FLOOD WRECKS BIG BRIDGE. | MALONE, N. Y., Ju 23.—More 80) feet of the New York and 01 Railway bridge over the canal at Corn wall, Ont.. was carried away to-day break in the Former C 'Talcum Powder Week efore you go aw {| RIKER'S Dreaden Face Poser LAN FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL, 1OWEL ABOUT HiS NECK. W. B. GOURLEY ILL. Jersey Stnte Committee in Sert Condit near Pat Road Ss nowy ng HAN7E MAY THIS IS AND Face Powder Week at RIKER’S. y get a supp t kind. of the Riker’s Drug Stores in nd Brooklyn upply your Vacation Needs With high quality goods at Rikereasonable Prices 50e Oe and ¥ RIKER’S DRUG STORES: eth Ave. & Wa, Rome Livy's popular sung hit, “Whe vt ght on the Prairte”” will . je rival In her neiy sensation, * with the Summer," the ny World will present tin jers next Sunday. Don't miss it. Or- Sunday World to-day, Eiditlon “3 Mr Parmalee- Rockefeller and and Mrs For theWo of Fashion The warm weather C’B, lightly boned, lightly built, is the most comfortable of all corsets for summer use. The new models are de- signed to conform with perfect exactness to the natural grace of the figure. look well, wear well and afford greater freedom in the wearing than any other summer corset made. ‘A Complete line of Models at the following Prices: $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $5.00 and $8.00 Per Pair [JOHN D.’S DAUGHTERS SAIL. Men. Harold B. Me ormick and Mra, a» Go Wo Bue rope for Three Months. On the steamshin Katser Wilhelm der Grosse. of the North German Llova which sailed for Europe to-day the two daughters of John D thetr families Harold F. McCormick, troductory price of °215 Revolving Stool _and Protec- tion Cover Included. When desired sold on terns of 35 Down and ‘ 1 Week nay N order to meet the present demand for a rea'ly good and reliable piano at a low price, we have, after much search and testing, secured the selling agency for this city of the BRESLIN, just such an It is a beautifully built, mechanically perfect toned piano, which we fully guarantee. Piano that is usually sold ar $250 to $300, a very large number has made Possible the very low in Siege! Cooper Store, Sth Floor, Cenire. i ight with them their Miss Mathilde an Muri 1 efeller's daughter, w 7 Limi vent Century eming from Ch that Was though’ turned out to be nothin han severe nausea Mr. and Mrs, Parmalee-Prentiss—Mrs, Prentiss being Mr R also accompanied ‘he party he rbsent three 1 and have They fit well, instrument. nd richly Tt is the grade of A contract for Bathing Suits and Supplies at Lowest ance time with us ers—in red finish only, with natural | cane seats; | strongly constructed; | regularly 1) $3.50; sale | Price # $1.65 | Porch Rock- | and they are sold onterms Special—* 5 pecial 1 Mactiine, wi attachments, and the $2 Gol man Automatic Tuck Siege, Coupes Store, Third Floor, Cent IEGE NO CONNECTION WITH ANY OTHER STORE 10 “Wednesday” Stamps Free To every pirson anplying at Premium Parlor, Sth. floor, to-morrow, will he given free a setof 10 “S.&H.’ cen Trading Stamps. Gre same Males good in any one hook, but collectors will receive a reasonable additional number of complimentary stemps for use in other books they may have TheBestSewin Machines Made | | arethe Fountain and Victory | ‘ $1 Down & *] a Week he Victory Drop Folder (fer cash only) 912.79 \Oil and Gas Stoves, Ie Model MEET ME AT’ oo Doufte With eact 1 f 12 o' Clock T at Only one set of st mons of tam» unfilled. Porch | Rockers j—-woven fattan seats a yand janeled Ai back gz} UST the kind that are s ductions that mean great to-morrow, Fiber Matting J The ideal floor covering for t warm weather. Attractive col ings in new and novel effe an excellent selection in five grades: s yard, of The ae 2 prices are Fiber Matting Rugs ¢ Cc clean and é porn $15 pet patterns in a selects fo $23.75, fieen and blue If and the 9x12; regularly $7.50; ex g~ machines sale price. 63 $5.95 are guar- Japanese Mati:ng een c ns, mw sevection anteed for and blue color ings ten years. rolis, regularly sale pric China Matlings High-grade China matin neat cflects and excellent ¢ ings; 40-yard rolls. th de Reg. $13.50; sale price $10.50 er Reg. $11.50; sale pree $9.50 THE FOUNTAIN J.B.GREENHUT, PResipent. ingle Stamps After Rugs and Mattings al fall sicko) 90x10. PER G. Stamps Purchase Up to Hour. An excellent opportunity for nesday’’ stamps a set of te This set is, of cour holds the ten Porch Rock: | Prices 10 ‘Red Letter Day’ Stamps Free collectors, for in addition to the complimentary ‘‘Wed- stamps will be given free to every applicant. good in the same book that ednesday” stamps, and is in addition thereto, $1 a Week for “S. & H.” trading stamp n ‘‘Red Letter Day” Reducing Stocks of Porch Furniture OU won't have a better opportunity than in this sale, and you're not likely to have another so good, for it’is clear-¢ in this line of goods, and to-morrow’s prices ought to make an end of our entire stock. Of course we will carry a few of these goods right through the season, but they will be at regular prices. Porch Rock- | Bent-Wood 5 Rockers— ers—high | Gas in natural backs and | Broad seats | and weath- broad seats | and low ered finish- >of double | backs of es; double raclanimreds woven rat- wovenvcane uc tan; green seats and Baral cline finish’ only; backs; reg ishes; regu Belt sey, ey H ; $2.50; 2 larly $2.90; $ $3.75 sale $018) ch ge pricep2.20 price... uitable for summer use. Re- economy for all who buy here Fashmir Rugs Stee 9.0x12.0..66 7.6x10.6 ..-+ 6.0x 90. je Price. 13 7.25 4.85 Regularly 311.50, , 36 in.x63 in , 27 in.xS4 in, Art Squares dining-rooms bedrooms; ideal for summer use. | For or Size. s 6.0x 9.0.02. 7.6x 9.0. 9.0x 9.0, 9.0x 12.0. | (See also “Special Sale 0! Lawn Mowers Gas Cookers or {Polar Star Ice-Cream; and Retriyerators,” Paints Mission Furniture Si | | Preezers—-all metal: will | do the works that any or dinary freezer will do : and will avout half Wickiess Blue F.ame Oil Red Cedar Compound—- ‘ emonstra- 000 Stoves— three-burner, | box, special at... 8 | nt—in | | $4.50; 2-burner, ey g= | Camphor Bails—box, I-quart size and green, at 40c, special ats... ES2°95]|iitspeciall arskeay ure 4Ch|l GiereiCbsnersintel/satementil | e2scnandiiiesn eters (aa A The regular prices are duced about a third for morrow. Eelts and Purses handles; overlapping giitframes cnchange compartment; regular “Heatherblo re- to- Vanity: Purses — made of fine HEY give all the rustle, black patent ot English long 3 praial shh eh grain leather, with back strap silk but at a moderate $1.50 summer vanity 98 pursesat........... sere IOC $3.50 Skirts at $1.95 Wash Belts—neatly embroidered Strip laids and pl ack | Patterns, with tailored edges, The * Waters’? make, which and ornamented with white || guaranteed of generous width, peail buckle; at 1 r Py & E, test refined; 2 co tor bag t » $1. SWELT MELON MANGO gallcn crock, $1 OAKDALE full quartier PRETZELS- two reg. wee. ER RED H Sa large 6 cans, 8 \KE FLOUR—r cree. 10¢ Oltrountain in. $2.°S, $1.60 (Siegel Cooper Store, Main Floor, Front.) Mail and telephone orders filled promptly. Granulated Sugar price $1.15; n. 84e est style and best workmanship. C || Petticoats Special at $2.50 Vanity Purses—made of grain In a variety of solid colors. leather, with popular back stra . ae 69 gx handle; in black,navy, gray, ae Petticoats Special at $2.95 and brown; well made; o~ In colors and ck, inelusing SC purses; at . 35¢ some beauntul proidered and tailor-made tiou —A Petticoats A popular petticoats is the it we make the following specials for to-morrow’s selling: om” Taffeta swish and serviceability of price. Our stock of these Jargest ever shown, and from Petticoats Special at $5.50, $6.50 and $7.50 In evening shades: magnificently embroidered flounces. $5 Extra-Sized Skirts at $3.50 t one hundred in this lot. re cut extia wide for stout women, In black only, with deep, handsomely embroidered flounces, gel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Center.) _ Abou y *Pho ne, Chels 4,000. The price... (Stegel Cooper Store, Fifth: Floor) $2 L | Folding Go- | Carts Reduced These are cool and com- fortable, specially made for hot weatheruse. Light and strongly built, too. But we are reducing our stock and these go with the rest. Three of the best specials for to- morrow arc: Regularly. —' -Cream Freezers and Paints| | in to-night's Journal) Jap-a-lac—gal., 50; 4 gallon, $1.35; pt, 0c; | pt. at.. eady Mixed Paints—galloa Ae. %& black | 15e | | Teddy Bears | at 31.50 20-Inch Size, Full-Jointed Never sold before for less than $2.50, & and many A \ A) Stores ask Wa bas 2 $3. ee tS 5 strongly @ I~) made, and WIFRLLY will with- stand the wear and tear that “strenuous young Ameri- cans’’ will subject them to. | | Quantity is limited to 300, so | | | come early if you 3] 30 ! want one at. s | Siege! Cooper Store, Third Floor, | Strictly Fresh Groceries at Special Prices I specials for Wednesday. Hazel Bacon Westphalia dry sue 151 e 45 as WHOL! APPLES cr whole figs: § 5a ABC tbs. 6c; reg, 180 quality 2 Ibe sac et ARMOUR’S € D BEEF HASH Qp Qe | tess reanlne sane oe ARMOUR'S ED TONG Te Je rev. theca ie RING HDR ESHA) 10c 15€ katsron's 7 DER~reg. 1 The : COOKED PIGS' SNOUTS—No 5 4@ Uelivered ; {Se ua McCANN’S IRISH OATMEAL 24e 8dc ft ia EARLY ROSE POTATOES in AE Ter ibe We Popular Coffee {Re 2Re, 1 Cooyer's cotlees; $15 1d 4 Ibs. Freshly Seeded Raisins $L.1S. reg. the did. pack 10c¢ ! OR BOSAR 12 1 2c 12he 24e isp Soda Biscuit GLENMORE G $1.15; JUICY LEMONS—= SILVER POLISH Ss, thins, Formosa Oolong Tea anda green or es; Sib. caddy, $1.63; 4 die \______— 4,4 foy «S, & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps—We Give Canned Vegetables ; cen airing bein’, WS Re doz, WHITE FLOATING CASTIL ie HAZEL SCOURING SOAP 25 MPORTED) HOLLAND HERRING Be Fresh Vegetables hentiredncdeameye. Long Isiand rhubarb or young onions; Je , beets or te Long Island white tural [Siegel Gooper Store, Fourth Floor.) a |