The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1908, Page 7

—— —— - YOUOONT FIND | “BIGTIN LAYING TRAP FOR WOMAN “No, Siree, but Chances Are I'd Tip Her Off,” Says ‘ Bowery Chief. SENFTMAN IN TROUBLE. | Must Explain in Court Why | He Dragged Sullivans Into Domestic Trouble, For the first time !n his caree: Tim’ publicly declare that one of his own fol- ewers hag presumed too far upon the next to unlimited Sullivan supply of good Sullivan has been com nature. The offender Is Nathan Sentt-| man, better known along Broadway and the Bowery as “Benny Lane," who In- cautiously announced on night, after he had surprised his with another man, that his companion | Thursday {n the surprise party was “The Big Feller.” There !3 but one in thie! “Big Feller’ town and that is Ti In procialming t! ivan clan wa Sullivan, 1 lend himeyft to the project of forcing the door of a Harlem) flat in order to ald a husband to spread the story of his wife's ¢ fetion to an already overties Senftman made the Bo exercised is “Bix Tim" over the! degradation he féels has been mut upon him that he has appeal court to set him r appear in Yorkvil and under the intluer glance of his £ factor explain how the Sullivan name falr. rt to-morrow yrotector and dene Prossed the Limit. “Big Tim" went to Albany on the Empire State exp: morning. From the way th ps becon set and the Sulliva clench when the Senftman affair {s mentioned {t apparent that Mr. Senftman would come the subject of some eamest sur- gical conference in a hospital should he happen to sud meet "Big Tim.” “Lil go to any length in reason for one of my peo said “Big Tim.” “Now, if this Benny had been caught tn a raid on @ stuss game or a poker wame or any other kind of game, and had said that 1 was with him and steered him Into it I would have stood pat, My friends know me. "But Senftman pressed the limit when he said I would go with him to &-fat! and force a door in order to put sh upon a woman knows anythin report for a minu broadcast, and the mil! know me personally might think hi would do such at ons who ¢ All my i been trying to build up an mote happiness do families. 1 wouldn't say it at other tlme, but I feel that I am § fied in stating t Lt have b many a hust after and vappily to-day. I they had sep couples are liv would no more bicyola acr between the Bridge. Thought of Horsewhip. “Ag a matter of fact, if I had known that this plated sneaking up on dis k flat door to sa outraged dignity Upp a her off t dot believe in such AM band finds his wite won't do him for her and drag and destroy in th she may have lott to every story of a domestic ness. “When I read tt raid on-a Har I felt ke vind horsewhlp rou eve in the w. “I went to Magi and got a summons man Senfiman to make a full ex to mention my his dirty bur but he'll be i: T'know who he Is, but I wouldn't 4o to a dog fight with him, let alone try help him advertise his family row Renny Lane Sen‘tman cal’s him. aelf, got his star ‘ough the Influence of the Sulllvans down around the Five Points and gravitated uptown, He ts a ticket speculat: nd has been wont to pose around t etropole and Jack's and other uptown es Of resort as one of ‘The Big Feller's” right hand It may be forecasted without [ career of Mr, Senftman arot ints he has graced has come to a sudilen termina- | tion. ——__— FATHER PETER KEARNEY. 41 YEARS A PRIEST, IS DEAD, ' Pastor of St. Rech Island City, Had Established Several Churches. Rev, Peter Kearney, Raphael's Chure lang I eaty, died to-day in St. John's Hospital. Father Kearney was the oldest and) one if the best-known priests gon Long! was ordained forty-ona ght voars ¢ pastor of St IsRand. He in Long ye} and, com- two nephews: the Revs and a nieco, ine survived by James and Peter Reilly, who !g a nun di most happily completing tuous dinner or an after- ta our ren up, sprang at her and bit her these | 1 > years later, and a rib the next year by yestentay | hael’s, in Long! CHLOBITEN ~ BY STREET CUR DES OF RABIES \Litile Florence Kirkman’s. | Case Far Advanced Before | | Cause Was Suspected. ———en | A viet!m of hydrophobla, pretty siz-) year-old Florence Kirkman, of No, 9H | putnam avenue, Brooklyn, suffered un- | told agonles for three days before death mercifully took her. At last It was de- cided to send her to the Kings County Hospital, and yesterday she was taken from her home to a hospital cot bound | with straps of cloth that she might be restrained in her convulsions, Five hours later she died. It was six weeks ago Inst Friday that Florence went into the street with | her sisters, Jennie, seven, end Laura, four. They were joined by other young: ster, and soon they were tossing ball, None entered more heartily Into the game than did golden-halred Flor- Jance. She had just flung the ball to @ | playmate when a smail black and white on the right hand, The wound bled | freely, and Florence ran screaming to | her mother The otner children and neighbors selged sticks and stones and, |ran after the dog, but it escaped. | Mrs, Kirkman took the precaution to! lead Floronce to a drug store, and there the wound was cauterized, It healed qubakly, and the parents ceased to pay attention to Ht. Last week when the first symptoms. iydrophobia appeared they were not understocd, The ohiid complained of dizainess, and frequently while at play sidewalk. fell unaceountably to the sven the physiclan who was summoned did not at first suspect the real mean- ing of the symptams, and it was not until the caso Was well advanced that ian decided it was hydro- and then learned that she had | ph va a dog. of the hospital for ydrophobla was brought e condition of the pa- ed to grow worse untll she ittle sisters did not know ght that Florence had been from home many hours be- fore to dle without opportunity to say. good-by to them —$——___ AGED BANKER SHERMAN DA Former Flead of the Bahk of | Commerce a Victim of | Heart Disease. | Winslow Sherman, seventy- retired bankér, of No. street, died sud- ne Royal Victoria Hotel, Larchmont, from heart disease He was ad a month ogo, when he had an atta oO leave the clty, and | went to La ont. He was reading newspaper when he fell to the floor, dying shortly afterward, With him {s son, Percy Bherman, and hter, Miss Dorothy Sherman. an retired In 1s¥ from ac- » business, while president of the nal Bank of Commerce, after years’ service. He had met with ri accidents in recent years, ris left hip while preparing for a swim at Bell Haven, In 198, te collartone tn 1804, 's left leg by a fall from a horse four being thrown from his carriage. 1, 1998, when he caught e ing his bedroo: lend, can't we settle this 1 "The burg- ised he laughed, The LVR et) aie the burgl: erman. was a anti ‘of the Riding Club and Now y. NO arrangamenta have | leamitl sulle mind A) Wee TODS Great Piano Sale We offer Walters Plano at a bona fide waving of 34 to 5U per cent, If You want one of the best pianos m Mactured, at about half prict viag you to buy one In this | | $350 Walters A, $198 vie @ Walters Pianos. ..@240 8260 W000 WALTERS MANTERTO PLAYEIEPTANO OUTFIT. TO, ANY ON 1 TAL | Planos Priced | $5 Lown & $1 a Week No “extras” whatever, Delivered on payment of $5.00, your old Jano for a ||| Exchange feavuta’ nda artes side, Upon request our representative vii call, BLUOMINGDALE BROs., 5Oth to 60th St, Lex, to 8d Avy iG | Store Closes at 5 P. M. VENING Wort, ia ay A th ty dULy oY Saturdays at Noon. [Please “Make a Walk” Through our buildings, to see what cannot be seen elsewhere in the Dry Goods world Department of Women's and Misses’ Dresses Department for Dress Goods by the Yard Department for Women’s Underwear Department for Furniture Department for Pianos Department for China, Cut Glass & Dinnerware Department for Housefurnishing Goods Department of Book Sections The Restaurant on Ninth Floor Unusual roominess for shopping is a part of a prearranged plan—customers deserve more than we were able to give them in the at small prices, there are. Fine Bordered Fab- rics that Reflect Paris Styles. fabrics includes plain Bordered Swiss Muslin, Bordered Batiste, 12'4¢ Becond ‘oor, Old Building. A Clear-Up of Val- enciennes Laces most decidedly from 250 a dozen yards, formerly 38c to 50c 50c a dozen yards, formerly 60c to 75c 75c a dozen yards, formerly 90c and 950 $1 a dozen yards, formerly $1.40 to $1.60 overcrowded store when one building con- tained what is now housed in the two buildings During these days, besides articles offered are really thousands more, equally desirable, not advertised. Bear in mind also, that we have on hand all the year round large and excellent stocks ot the finer classes of merchandise that you are likely to like even better than the midsummer offerings at low figures, strangely low as they We keep a store for people to come wll every day to find what they want at prices as incontestably fair as the quality is worthy. | Pesan | Borders ao _ Borders and side side bands are 4 Paris fash- ion note for Fall dresses, even as they are now forSummer gowns. 'lhis rich collection of beautiful imported bordered striped and checked silk or silk-and-wool voiles and eoliennes in many colorings, with borders in satin stripes and rinted and charming effects. »: from $2 to $5.75 a yard. Some inexpensive bordered fabrics: «Prices range 25c a yard. and 15c a yard, Bordered Voiles, 10c a yard, ‘ Bordered French Printed Challis, 65c a yard, _ + French, German and Filet Valenciennes Kdg- ings and Insertions, in broken sets, . duced former prices: Matn alyle, Old Butlding, That We Import their house Table Linens Scotch damask Table een a sturdy quailty, 71 in. wide, $1 Irish Table Damask, snow w i, 68 in, wide, Ne yd. Napkins Scotch Damask Napkins, 22 in, yeautifully bleached and finished, $2.50 doz. Irish Damask Napkin, 24 in, in various handsome designs, at S$ doz. ES Damask Napkins, hand- The ‘Newport ’”— a Smart Summer Hat, $10 Other beautiful Grand Salon, Thint floor, Oid Building, Pure Flax Linens] , pure flax, unequ that is regularly found in is very fernbing to women who wish to invest 1old funds to best advantage. Summer models Sailors and Leghorns, with flowers and ribbons, $5 to $20, The combination of plendid quality and with prices ualed’ for lowness, Yanamaker Linens some, durable quality, at $3.50 doz. Towels and Towelling Huckaback Towels of full bleach- 3 els, hemstitehed, 20x27 in., 28¢ ea. Hemetitched Huckaback Towels, with woven border of red or blue, 18x35 ta., 28c each, Heagy border Crash Towellng, 17 In. wide, at t0c yd Second floor, Old Building. Lingerie models, of lace and eyelet em- broidery, some with a Frenchy touch of black velvet; also in straws, with silk bows. include Georgette |Men’s Serge Suits ts] WANAMAKER SERGE SUITS are dependabie on every Our best workmen make them irom thoroughly te-ted serge, and we guarantee every suit wesoll, Start your vacation right—let us fit you out today. one o} these pointe, Suits, $12 to $30. All-wool. Properly shrunk. Fast color, Well tailored. Maly floor, New Building. JOHN WA Formerly A. T. Broadway, Fourth avenue, Eighth to Tenth street NAMAKER Stewart & Co, “FOLLOW THE CROWD” |! INTO THE WORLD'S “WANT” COLUMNS. 24-Inch, | Ss 10AM, to LPM. 10 TPM. 5 : Hair Barefoot overs j cele Rails wae Sandals oF ane Aalnaook — —_——— ne with round Large, all-round Of black Persian Girls! ’ decks, trimmed lawn, frontal peur tangs with Caevernt | fait rolles ay yn trim: | | Barefoot Ba rene of, lneers shades to match med with clay. dale; sizes 5 being’ mi idiace} | the hates valuey | fer of PY [at ama 12 to 2 ed valuo, {30e.; mo mali value} value 7e.; no no mall} | orders, no mall! | mall orders, A 413,98 stylo; of ice In addition allow 10 per cer ntefrigerators. jae MINUTES FROM HOBOKEN TO THE 14TH ST. STORE GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONS| 1¢ eas Store SPECIAL! On Sale from 10 A. M. to 1 P. M. Greeesee. TO-MORROW 19c (Second Floor. (Main Floor.) bysiees B38. Men's Vegetable ; s Blouses Shirts Rppreern f wamate cael (mee Shirts || Compound | terinis, — Includ- With or without Men's black tg Pan collars, many! | sateen Shirts, | p27 dla Pink pation: pinin white, ex-} | with tum down! j ham's Vegetable col trimmed tra well made} | het " ®; pearl but. Co French cuffe; all | | (wa; celntorced: | Bee Unde aves 4 to 14 best workman. 31.00 slze, years; Umit 2 he to a’ customer; value G0e.; mail orders, 23 23C (Third Floor.) Gteeewoeend ¢ no} | no all (Second Flour.) ¢ Woon cece: Refrigerators ASKA EARS R rator whl of tee, with a mber, | $1248 size, J 8. y apartment holds 70 above we Will on all Iceland (THE 14TH BTRBET OTORE, Basement.) AAA A AAA AAA AAA, FREE MEDICAL ADVICE! Every ailing man, woman and ¢ and receive skied medicul advice Oftices of Dre Munyon’s Pnysicians, aw AAAAAAAACAARRUD OVID VR ONTRUDUREVD ATR OANAAG 101008 040,00 ~ Telescope Couch Beds “47c (Second Floor.) 10-MORROW 10A.M. to 1PM, (Main Floor.) er Axminster Rugs EVARRARTO ATT TCR enowned dinmond fabric, supported felendidd New York Only. No Mail Orders '0- 104, 35c (Third Floor.) ore rewrwmeees.t) Grwecec cond TO. 104, ORRE . to PM, lar and poc- 59c | limit one bottle; malt orders} alzes, no mall or tele- phone orders, (Main Floor,) 35c Imperial and Royal Is. vee 0.6, ‘alues § $1.35 Valuen; lined; b5e quantl+ eS are muted VRME aT are OR, Fourth Floor.) K K Jatd and hid in New York can come FREE at the Fuurih Floor 4.65 frames. The spri ate Se fanaa steel h arated and used a two sing! Complet maltr ind holsters, coy ered tn goo ality plaln ree den! row + tettnteees Mahogany Handsome Pees Parlor Rockers, Washstands, 4.95 2.75 3.48 THE (40H STREET STORE, Vitth Floor), _—— GROCE ERIES FLOUR — 100 Harmony every. Ib. Beautiful 5 Damaskes Vapestri Velours, Window ‘wnings Made to lour Oricr. We will 1.89 | guarai , 696 UPHOLSTERY DEPT. You can have the work done while away on your vacation we wil! finish it in one week when requested. Furniture Re-covered White Enamel se trom 5.09 Maii and Teiephone Orders tiled, Priore 190 mi || CORN | York | POR TE RAOUSE, SULLOIN OR OUND Slip Covers pPleces, any sine, made m Dy 50 yonr order’ com- for dea you Women’s §18 to $20 Tai- || $1 50 Dinner Napkins, | Pretty tan Waist, Kayser’ 3 $1. 50Silk Gloves 20c Danish Cloth, 50 In. trimming 75c Mohai: ‘Sicilian, ain. aalnupnie And superior quailty, in ——————Maln Floot -~——- 12}gc India Linon, Wash ( Goods, _Amoskeag Apron Ging- vy Vi a of brilllantine; full front and round lar, with’ rows 85c New York Mills of orld; sizes 2 to $1. 87 81x90 Inches Hy esday barge n Sheets, 722rsa5 y $7. 50 Cowhide ae 5,000 Wom ‘40c Table Damask, ‘7° spac PUL All CARS TRANSFER Hie la LEXINGTON 70 3 Mgidal Aya Tuesday Bargains IN THE THIRD WEEK OF OUR SUC- CESSFUL MILL AND FACTORY SALE lored Cli th Suits,'; Ienany SheBvimeteon aa 95. | niente, mals 4 Tuesday” bargain Cc chiffon’ panain we =Miln” Flota——aeenes Anise Safety Razor | Diade and & | , 2de' es with e of lace Inaertio In and fine 20 lions; Jace inserting and t of jace Inserting and. medallions; collar and cufts of $1. 08 ot ‘ralnproof” American taffeta on | strong Paragon frames, 69 C | 1 with steal Women’s Ale Nightgowns Jace; button back and % sleeves; Tues- day bargain price. , vond Floor Ny colors fine made of muslin; low neck, elbow; Tuesday whort sleeves, finished price Poerereerit) with a hemstitched Main Wlooren- fle; Tuesday ba. Cc a very | popular 14c cond Women’ 's $2 White Skirts, Shirts, 18 inch flounces; 3 lace isaertions I and edge; others with 98 | summer dresm fabris in cream, light blue, pink, black and na bargain price. uesday ful patterns of e1 NAVY, royal, garnet, brow gunmetal and | bl Tuesday bargain prigannt ‘Mat Flour~ 39c Men’s Sporting and Ath- letic Shoes, inct4ins,,{2"- | hockey pmd baseball shoes and ox | fords; former prices ranged up to | HW; for quick clear- ance we make the BS ad By bergen com hare Women’s Extra Size muslin with hem: Drawers, .")che1 39 flounce, another style fine, wid sheer quality; 30 In, uesday bargain price. s-Maln Floor American Print- Ing Co.'s best grades of indigo, gray, side Pande, foulurds, Nght nas and other wea plain with fine tuck: boc, Value at... Main Flo Women’s Bathing Suits, blue checks, In am, a varlety of sizes; reg. Se. ‘Tuesd: rs price Second | Floor.—————— Men’s $8 Watches,ii 7 | face, 12 size; gun metal or gold filled cases, warranted for 10 years; fitted vit splendid — 7-jewelled nickel plated Ame ripaty movements; | guaranteed to keop accurate time, Price jain Floor. includes monogram Pretty, y, Practical Parasols galn prize ‘ Mein Floor— ito 18 inch Traveling Bags, sizes, Nigh cut, welted ylslole —stitchi leather covered frame; pa spring lock and catches, A resentative spectal from our an- nual leather goods $3. 66 engraved in ribbon letters . sale; the biggest bag ain in Aumerica, en’s Belts, ine; have ‘been. selling | cf leather, ail and elastic, regularly tor ‘as much | {n varlous colors and vlack; clearance Cc worth up to #1 e 5c Tues day bargain price . . —_———--—Main Ploar——.- 5-Piece Suit of Sip Covers cut and made to fit accurately, al- | | lowing 20 yards of $5.0 00 nie mercerized; 36 | tnchea pretty desig: day bargain 3% inch material to each sults, Tuesday bargain price 23c : BLOOMINGD ALES’ rae reat IF you've never had a good ( chew of the finest fine-cut you don’t know what a real treat tobacco can be. 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