The evening world. Newspaper, July 21, 1908, Page 5

VA RENSSELAER eno THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 41, T SL200000 NT avi CREDITED aT | = | HD Sh it Ist ‘i rl 1 ONCOSTENBOOKS Scion of Old ee an Calls Threat to Kill Mother | Drunkei Act. John Alexander Van Rensselaer, of the few rem. of the oldest was sent to Be to remain five « ward while he 1 the observation s being examined for Ansanity, The young man was com Magistrate Corrigan in the Street Court, afte in a cell in Police Headquarters, lowing his arrest on a charge of send- | dng a letter to his mother King Van Rensselaer, threatening blow her head off” him $5,000. The mother, who {s widely known for! ry ability and Js prominent In 8 exclusive circles, has veen yas on her Crowey, ork police y afternoon 8 not been made the arrest » Mrs. Van Rene heard from in o wince. She ie said to port, but she her son last n' to-day, nor was she Friends Urge Commitment: | Van Rensse! le the doorman at Hea ficulty in waking him but he haggard and dow est cheeks were pale rings around th black beard, cli the style affected James Hyde, when Detective Wilbur dim into court. He appeared ped som hing 1 was entirely calm and hac o say Jn court his friends bad per wuaded him to consent to go to Belle ve | Russell Pea- These friends were A body, one, of Harry Thaw's lawyers; Law Lee, also a lawye mentioned in the fir ter Van Rensselaer wrote to hi: i n, formerl: ad washed his hands of the entire affalr and suggested The pri-} John Mitehell and rank Morrison ‘show cause why J by | punished for contempt for alleged vio- Centre | lation of an injunction against spending last night | American Federatign of Labor and its 8, Johny here, “to! interest in the matter, but will make no if she didn’t give) comment upon it $ one coming dire Mr. j ald not that that} Mr | that lt be brought to the niton of | the United States autho: und Van} Rensselaer be prosecuted for fully using the mail tained in the observation ward for five Gays. Van Renssetaer had nothing to e Corrigan then committed | ng man to Bellevue, to be de-! wrong: say to the Magistrate, but seemed very) Gespondent and dropped his head upon bis breast as he left the court-room, Was Drunk When He Wrote. Before he stepped into a@ taxicab Van Rensselaer made a statement to an Evening World rapor: "It ts doing me a ustice to aay I wrote my mother about forty threat. | ening letters,’ he sald. "I her one, asking for money—only one with a threat in it, and that was the! Ons that caused my arrest "Twas drunk when I did ra fully. otherwise. Things have been guing pretty hard with me lately; I think L am a child of calamity, nothing comes Tight with me. T have been he said! “I never would have done it} working) like a dog in a broker's office down in| Wall atreet on $15 a week, trying to pay off debts amounting to 2250 and my brain was pretty near the giving way point, "My wife and L talked tt over and Weclded that if we could gat enough money to buy a little farm somewhere, and get away from the city every- thing would be all right. So I wrote that letter to my mother, asking for it, I really didn’t mean to threaten her, did it more for a joke than any- thing else. He Blames Crowley, “No, I don't feel any resentment @gainst mother,” he continued, sa matter of fact, she is not reaponstil and ought to have had a guardian pointed some time ago. ley for all the trouble. She was prob- edly @ little frightened and went to him, as he is an old friend of hers, and he jumped at the conclusion that I ought to be arrested. But it's landed me in Bellevue Instead of on the farm) my wife and I dreamed about, and 1| guess I need the rest,” At Bellevue, Van Reneselaer questioned by Dr. Holmes. Again ha admitted having sent the threatening letter to his mother, 4 you realize the seriousness of the matter?" he was asked “I didn't when I sent the letter,” he teplied, ‘but I realize it fully now.’ Are you a Sano man?" ot to excess; rink four or five whiskies a day,” _—_ eo THREE FALL WiCTIMS IN 45 MINUTES. | Ambulance Surgeon: Has Busy Time Attending Children Who Tumble at Various Places, Dr. Juster, of Lebanon Hospital, to-! day gathered in three juvenile victims of falls in the course of forty-five minutes, Attaro Morge, seven years old, from @ banister at his home, N. 1 Dp I blame Crow-| was! | | { | 1 fell) East One Hundred and Fiftieth street, and struck a tiled floor two stories be- low, His skull was fractured and he Feceived Internal injuries, He was barely in the hospital when Dr. Juster was summoned to attend Archie Gotleib, of No. 71 East One Hundred and Twelfth street, who had fallen from @ tree and fractured his vleib boy's arm was beng put gs when Dr. Juster had to. rush East One Hundred an ED where Anna Antrolli, sev- enteen months old, had fallen _ fie ‘om al second-story windsw and ti ht Jaw ie Morge boy 1s pro! Wert, but the other te suildren w i Citing of Gompers graph of its remains. oe Inquiry Into Affairs of Suicide Broker Develops Odd and Miteh- ell to Be Used as Proof of Noed of Injunction Law, Accounting, LIxco Neb. ination of W. B. Coster, nderson, FAIRVIEW, July arles Cos: District napp & Co., stock brokers, ng in the bankruptcy pro- 8 against the firm, was resumed Mr, Cos- ter, who Is an {mportant witness, came auel Gompers should not he t-day before .eferee Olney, t'@ from Purope to testify after the suicide of hi: hed. ragedy due, It was fol- | officers in the Bucks Stove and Range 4 eaeeeyt 8 case has excited gonsiderable gossip Sd y to the entanglements of Mr. Bryan is taking the keenest 'h@ firm. To-day's hearing was largely taken accounts of Charlies and W. B. Coster. Debit entries aggregating $213,00 agalnat Mr, Coster were found, concerning which the witness declared he had been in Ignorance until the beginning of the bankruptcy proceedings. He said that otly within e of the court, sized upon by Bryan ag an illus n of the trad for a law which will accord to the | 2@ Supposed them to have been offset Act cats) 7 ne by cred entries in a private ledger Despite statements to the contrary, is by his eas Neheie aaetas e Rar Mea PHB nme ET ek he witness testified that his firm jad | Mr, Bryan to-day announ 1a Etna Unesh estined ty iia Dbl distin Seu Dad s & Lawrence, and that he the firm perfectly sol- Attorney Stone re- ech-making tour In the ex- | of Influsncing the election in © September e in nulnded Mr. er that he had testified A part of the forenoon was spent by oye Rgaretien prev te thle Wad Bryan tn making Uiree-minute tol in Nae hes {nto @ phonograph on the A olneenmennlai ned ing Issues of tho day. ‘The records | tits by stating that lange profits had be reproduced distributed peen made after the alleged sale of the out the count c ry’ securities, by speculation In name mentioned for the. A of the jemocratic Na- vou find any verification of this s former Representa- | on the books?” asked Mr. 8 , of Ionis, but the joes not find much favorable re Taft banner was stretched day to take the place | $1,200,000 from December, night before | tember, 1908.” 1 | The proceedings may be affected by | papers now held by Attorney W. K Post, formery attorney for Mrs. Charles Coster after the death of her husband. When a receivership was ordered Mr. |Post, at the instigation of Mrs. Coster, "No Teplied the witness, sonal transactions showed a pros 1 ue per- of 16, to Sep- there is no way to verify ‘but my own bh sof postal rdy upon which was printed @ photo- *, of the firm N ral - Heath Never Fails to Restore t | aks hat fans: paves vet pu e A ae ed." Gray Hair to Its Natural | ICARAGUA AND HONDURAS Color and Beauty. No matter how long it has been gray ON THE VERGE OF WAR. or faded. Promotes a luxuriant growth Maes of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, 4 GUATEMALA CITY ala, July amd positively removes Dan- According to inf ion reaching Gruff, Keeps hair sott and glossy. Re Here to-day from Nicaragua and Hon. fuse all substitutes, 2% times as mucir al American in $1 a8 50c size. Is Nota Dye. n war, Tyo 3f and 50c botties, at druggists Nicaragua sen Ze. for grec pook "The Care of the Hale Philo Hay Spee. NI ua of her Hay’s Harfina Soap ptinplen, eave has ndignation fed, rouab and cuapped hands. and au ap hroughout ‘all Central America grant, Seonn 3s!" gee tren book” Phe Up with the examination of the joint! Cara ne the » McCutcheon’s “The Linen Store” Sin oy, Trade Mayb Reduction Sale Cotton and Linen Suits, Etc. Linen Suits: Mostly 30 and 36 inch plain tailored coats, with plaited or gored skirts, made of high class cottons or plain lin- fq ens, in a variety of colors and stripes, $12.50.and 15,00 values for $5.00. Colored Linen Suits: In Blues, Pinks and Leathers. f $15.00 and 18.00 Suits for $7.50. All our higher grade Linen Suits have been much reduced. Grays, Lingerie Dresses: Very Dainty Dotted Swiss Lingerie Dresses, $45.00 values for $18.00. Linen Skirts: Pure White Linen Skirts, Pluitey 8.50 and 10.00. Reduced to $3.75 and 5,00. Linen Coats: Linen Dust Coats, $15.00. 5th Ave. & 34th St., Reduced to $7.50. Opposite Waldorl-Astoria Brill Brothers’ Midsummer Sale ANY Brill Suit 30 to 50% Under Value Your unrestricted choice of over 10,000 suits—tailored by 10 of America’s foremost tailoring organizations, Your unrestricted choice of over 120 models, including the famous exclusive Brill models, that are fully six months to one year in advance of any other ready-to-wear garments. Your unrestricted choice of over 500 fabric designs, including all those new, hard to find Browns, Tans, Olives, Smokes and Mode shades, also Blues, Blacks, all the new Grays and neat dark mixtures. Your unrestricted choice of medium, light and tropical weight fabrics and of two and three piece models. Brill clothes have made Brill stores America’s fastest growing clothing stores, because Brill clothes are Now these original low prices are reduced 30 to 50%, best and Brill original prices lowest. or For Suits that are $13.50, $15 and $18 Values $15.00 value Blue Serge Suits, now $9.50. $15.00 and $16.50 all-wool Velour Suits, now $9.50. $15.00 and $16.50 all-woo! Cassimere Suits, now $9.50, $15.00 value all-wool Black Thibet Sults, now $9.50, $13.50, $15.00 and $18.00 value Worsted Suits, now $9.50. $13.50, $15.00 and $18.00 Tropical Worsted 2+Piece Suits, now $9.50, é $18.00 and $20.00 broken size and odd Suits, now $9.50. There are over a dozen 2-piece and 3- -plece models; fabrics are light, medium and tropical weights, ¢ high grade hand tailoring of these garments insures permanence of shape, 169° For Suits that are $22.50, $25 and $28 Values $22.50 and $25 value Standard Serge Suits, now $16.00. $22.50, $25 and $28 value Special Worsted ‘Suits, now $16.00, $22, 50, $25 and $28 Homespun, Flannel] and Crash Suits, now $16.00, $22.50 and $25 value Velour and Saxony Cassimere Suits, now $16.00. $22.50 and $25 value Vicuna Thibet Black Suits, now $16.00. $25, $28 and $30 values in broken sizes and odd Suits, now $16.00. There are over 40 distinct 2 and 3 piece models, many ¢x- clusive. Over 100 fabric designs; many are of foreign weave, The tailoring was done by the finest wholesale tailors in America. UNION SQUARE, — 14th St., Near Broadway. R ‘ f x 279 BROADWAY, Near Chambers Street. Four W220 | For Suits that are $18, $20 and $22.50 Values $20.00 Serge Suits, AMERICA'S BEST, now $12.50, | $18, 820 and $22.50 Crash, Homespun and Flannel Suits, now $12.50, | $18, $20 and $22.50 brown, tan and olive Suits, now $12.50. | $18, $20 and $22.50 gray and neat mixture Suits, now $12.50, $20 and $22.50 Worsted and Thibet Black Suits, now $12.50. $22.50 and $25 values odd Suits and broken sizes, now $12.50, Over 30 distinct 2 and 3 piece models, many extreme styles. Over 80 fabric designs, including all the new shades. Every garment journeyman tailored and designed by the foremost American wholesale organizations, 9° For Suits that are $28 and $30 Values $28 and $30 value Blue Suits, serge and unfinished worsted, Now $19.00. $28 and $30 foreign Worsted Suits, now $19.00, $28 and $30 value American Worsted Suits, now $19.00, $28 and $30 value Worsted, Vicuna and Flannel Suits, now $19.00, $28 and $30 value Worsted and Vicuna Black Suits, $19.00, Here are the finest possible ready-to-wear garments, pre- senting many exclusive models and fabrics, many of which are fully 6 months to a year in advance of any other ready-to-wear garments. thers Convenient Stores, now 47 CORTLANDT ST., Near Greenwich, 125TH ST., Cor. 3d Ave. 1Y08. NO CON Sires AVE ABM & ISM STS SiEGEL ca ction Wer | ANY OTHER STORE ° COPERG NEW YORK ___ B. BGREENMYT.I PRES given tree a set of 1 Stamps otf the same date is sonable additional number oi Double Stamps 10 Sat. Suen Drading ‘Stinegs Deee-| fe very Person appl t Premium Parlor, fifth floor, to-morrow, will be & H.”’ Green Trading Stamps. Only one set of “ ‘ood in any one book, bus stamp collectors wiil receive a rea- complimentary stamos for other books they may have unfilled, With AH Purchases Before Noon To-Morrow the Shoe Store Will Sae HIS is the most surprising single piece of shoe news we have printed this year. It was made possible by an extraordinary combination of circum. stances with the close ap final touch, Three thousand pairs of women’s low shoes will be thrown morrow at a dollar a pair. above $3. The time before in methods to clear these our. them all—kidskin, tan, patent leather and calfskin, at All Sizes and Widths Are Represented but Not in Every Style rifice Nearly 3,000 Pairsof Women’s Low Shoes Made to Sell at $3, $3.50& proach of inventory as the ( low s overboard to- Fully 2,500 pairs of these were made to sell at prices ventory is so short that we must use strong and sys We won't haggle over the price. Take 91 ph Pair Siegel Cooper Store, Second Floor, Rear. We Two matter v were Consist end plain ae NHEY are worth ry p but we con't regard around inventory time, ject is to get stocks down to their lowest level. Theretore, you have an opportunity to- morrow to get good, fast color, and per fect- fitting bathing suits at 2 price thar would be impossible at any other ti lot, consisting of: Women's Surf-Cloth full biouse and sailor collar, in plai They have omers black only, skirt and wide A's COOKIES, graham junidles or cretzeler; ire from the ovens: 5 Irs, Jibs EANTA CLARA PRUNE shin, sweet truits 5 ibs. aie ripe, th Jibs. FANCY GEORGIA PEAC HES= 4 ARGY 30¢ Including Ceylon, Jap Hyron; S-ib, cacd $! 31.83; Jibs ats] | Formosa Colore. |: | Cracker Sale | Stapn. ; bam Bie > Are Clearing Out Ou; Stock and This Will VERY suit must go—our entire lines regularly priced from $3 to $3, are reduced to s! and $2, Come and get the biggest bargain of its kind of the year, Suits that Madras and crash suita, in stripes Bathing Suiis—with Pure F ani at Special Prices Mail and Telephone Crders Probably Be the Final Sweep You Can Save from $2 to $4 on Each Suit lots only—take your choice, hich fot you choose from: 33, now 3 | ing of chambray, duck, You can't make a mistake, no Were #4, ' 56, now In this lot are galatea, Madras, rep, duck, linen and crash suits of the choicest kinds, aner Store, Secon! Floor, Rea Now’s Your Time to Buy Boys’ Wash Suits colors, Slezc! Co s Bathing ‘Suits $2.50, a e Berry Bowls, Spice Jars, and Fruit Jars Small Lots, but Big Bargains Spice Jar. —Imported goods, blue and white; inscribed “pepper,” “cloves,” etc. 7 (seven kinds in all); regularly 10c, at c Berry Bow! 8—Prettily decorate d, reduced trom prices up to 35c to others in Austrian china reduced lteaiy 50e Q (0 2Ye and from $1.£5 to. ; 95¢ Mason's Fruit Jars: cap and rubber ularly bee ado £91.95 enny of $2.50, worth or cost The one ob- me, Only one —compleie wit ings; pintsize, re sn; a dozen for... ted $1.95 ‘Phone Che.sea 4,090. Filled Promp These Specais lor Wedns 8! ef |] fines gts 'r h Vegetabies s. vellow turnips, new | | white ontons, yellow i. 30¢ § backet heaping { QUNTAIN, | 906 rOUNTAIN IIb. pac! 5 Ibs HAZEL PURE BORA N can $1155 Ib. net weigh: FRESHLY SEEDED RAIS INS dor. 19e can $1.40; 11d package AKLY JUNE PEAS Brakeley's J ()q | Se Dane tender, sweet peas: dor. 1.13: can een | OTHER'S HUMINY GHITS or Mohe Hams for Shipping | | Corn Meal; 6 packages 5c; pack 8c | canvased for Sel if) seleorated 5S. M tes ey gids ' Waldorf Teas, wiedack, Oakdale tk, Gratam Bis ive o'Clock Teas reireiens, Lu sof Crisp $ sndryand bers 38C for too bren box