The evening world. Newspaper, December 30, 1908, Page 6

KILLED HIS WIFE TO Wao Youn STEPDAUCHTER Breitag, Who Buried Murdered Woman’s Body in Cel lar, Contesses. SNELUIUS) TRS Sixteen-Year-Olki Causes Magistrate to Score GIRL MOTIVE. Child’s Story Prisoner as a Fiend. Following the disinterment of his murdered wife in the concrete cellar his home, at No. 221 Fi -third street, Brookiyn, last night, arl Breitag, @ dock for n for the Bush & was arraigned in the Fifth avenue court to- @ay and committ to the Raymond {Btreet Jail without bail Capt. Summers, whe Hives, unearthed tt “formed Magistrate tag had made peeribing in det his wife on th: nt jgburted her in the cellar of Murderer Yells Story anderer’s gion to 1 t Detective Roddy ena Capt nme I met the wor four ago, when she ame was Wate year-old girl ville, Pa and she h @nd we came to Brooklyn, We married. 1 got a job v t people as dock for and $4,500. Two years ago I bought m house. My wife wanted to se We Quarrelied about it “On Sunday rning, Dec. 6, 1 asked Lavina to mak ne coffee. itu: My wife also refused. 1 ithe gir! to Sunday-sct About dn the afte wife came KING’S Selling Out Cor.6th Ave. & 23d St. $100,000 Worth of Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Elegant, Stylish Winter Suits, ‘ Overcoats and Trousers to Be Sold at Half Regular Prices Look at the Ticket--You Pay 4¢ The stock consists of Boys’ Overco Overcoats, Suits, Prince Business Suits. Cravenettes, Ss and Trousers, S Suits, and Fur also. F Suits and ments are str ° best =workm ch made—and many are equal to custom tailoring Half Regular Prices To-Day and To-Morrow Custom Styles, Best Workmanship Men's Winter Overcoats Retail Value 10.00 Heavy 12.00 Dark 14.00 Black (Sizes 34 t Oxford ¢ Gray O' a o5S ancy Heay Mt Over 25.00 F 25.00 Fin 00 Me tary ¢ 10.00 Fur-Lined Overcoats Retail EER sale Value. RES AAO 44) Dricg 32.00 Black K ev, Fu c 16.00 36.00 Black Ke! t Lamk 18.09 40,00 Black Kerse eal Collar Fur Lined 20.00 Big line of Furgl ined Coats, su able v4 dr $22, $25 ant $30. Worth dou Men’ s Business Suits Sale "2 Price F t 5.00 Bla . 6.00 B A . 7.00 Br 8.00 +00 12 00 28,00 High G i Men's Tena Reta A sale Value 2 Price 40 20 Son KIN G S Cor. 6th Ave, & 23d St. pen To Morrow LnulioP.M wiivcad Pure Albowed lo Outeof iowa Purcusers | Show Your Coupon to Cashier ts ecanie | \e nial the ved her Rit y Then 1 flied is sixtern and womanly in appearance hie hema w tho earth, T rep the diaapper Girl Cause of Quarrals ese, Curt ® aiid ud hea 1 the cella the mon had dug were filled w fternoon of De ear t ee and rustlit Ms many otent ‘ati be i} adows, Some oft got am erate over t ‘the: and Broitag, #mly visible working earth 0 vellar. two days fad ween the ibe | MALE ah Nour Via F ents. Thent had come about a sit- | YOU she Niet ; WY | cxrmtasnormmonatrumsavrnnomtoire When it was done | thought it was | Qation intl Soe ee on mectiy | But presently the monontonous ham- | INI AI ET) safe, Rut the neighbors talked and the jy tt 3 i mering « ye picks £ on the ‘ a n nday MAN'S nerves, 3 beaded on his Don’t Run Away ome from Sunday Tan CEERK In UMKMeCIRcaGrs : : i " rchool on the afternoon of Dee! 6 Brel- | Brows NN ORRN 1 Yay) with the idea that you really } aaa te tag had told her that her mother had dle icre, of bunled: Net in: the practice economy —on your ware ‘ story that Sea Wi, del Fer RSH EH, ene (Coe jevelry or department Store eve’ fas her mother had con A i Uels hed a the erime There they found the Dody, fully clad.) eyeglass pt s e Tere ONSET ARE aMenUn CWA stantly reviled Breltag and told Rim) 7)" eae eyeglass} urchase. Taken ina fakedee We HURdRIM 7 {CE He RO Ble = time, the wearing of proper , * ‘The girl had noticed that her tathor |NO “TICKLERS NEW YEAR’ S.| glasses will correct incipient “Monster,” Says Court. spent much of his time in the celler, but | aca echt troubles, wh! ich, if ‘The electric chair in too good for had thouglit nothing of it. Now and{ c ru wh jssionar Bingham summoned é such monsters ax you,” wald Magistrate |then, at aight, be would take a candle] a rie inspectors before him. to-day neglected, usually develop into Furlong. “It is almost unbelievable that |and go into the cellar, returning to the al serious ¢: ate into such thing to say for The noking and & 1 on his - (Greenhut | Company Dry Goods of a man of your gray hairs and long years | sitting room, white and shaking. of evident respectability could degener- : ate ¥ ; be handied. fully examine eac a fiend. Have you any-|cut into the hallway as if to listen for eouranleres some dreaded sound PRN MO Uta) Cu CHD EEE GMT Syieneh SuiLdettdé Son red pis big hands to Concrete Job First Clue. REE RUtERA AUR HORI OE MOLRNOL When he lifted | He had reported the disappearance ot hana Rpiles the: welkiny with rattes toll ‘ou do— the Magistrate his fis wife on the day he straugied her. | ety ‘hearta cont HIRE WIRE thera | eae ring. i yetectives who had worked on the case \ will ba no ban on confett | NH: Kons | sald as he clutched had learned nothing, Breitag had an- pee aaa a | turned on the jawered well and firmly all questions. But | i Asping ¢ nees and stepdaughter, e murderer had mers en SEPERATE THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1908. eald ‘You he st tk hy Agent T f the Often e would wake with a cry and stagger who . and when he began to have the cellar con- creted for no apparen® reason Summers became suspicion he ote fh Aednthe cellar a week ago. RP was solid as ad- amant when the police went there last night with plekaxes and shovels. to be Capt | ment and sca Broke Down In Gellar and lectured them on the way he sired the New Year's Fve crowds to NEWTON'S DISMISSAL FINAL. | has wton, of th convicted bs cou t-martial of embezzle- alous conduct. the day's Lounging Room A cup of tea and a few minutes in an easy chair will break the fatigue of shopping. Facilites for correspondence are furnished. ‘HARRIS Ocul Is OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS, | 442 Columbus Aver 76 Nassau Street, John Street. mm & Straus. No charge. Patrons of the Greenhut store will be carried tree of charge in the 18th Street Crosstown Ommibuses to and from Subway ard Fourth Avenue Ca Third Avenue Elevated and Surface line and the Surface Car lines on Broadway. Important to Charge Customers—All will be charged on bill rendered February Racnoes made on Dec. 30 and 31 The sales advertised here are for Thursday's business. 1909. Our White Sales Continue with Rising Enthusiasm The real reason for such an extraordinarily successful sale is far more than low pricing—although. that is a revelation in itsel{—-the qualities were never so good, because trade conditions gave us immense advantages at the time when we placed our orders Then we have excelled in assortments and daintiness of workmanship and trimmings— splendidiy—again because the manufacturers were offering unusual concessions to the earliest of the large buyers and they had time to give exceptional care to the making of the goods that are here at GREENHUT’S We i hi jon garments which are on sale tomorrow at $1.25. for you. Remember that every garment you buy here is made on generous lines, full measurements in sizes, widths and lengths—made ot extra qualities of material and made by skilled workers under sanitary conditions. And the exquisite hand embroidered French underwear will surprise you with its beautiful neediework and less-than-usual pricing. articularly want vou to see the two-piece Muslin Combina- You have never seen their equal even at $1.85, for they are new and es dainty as can be. There is a Night Gown at 98c that would take the lead as an Unusual value at $# 25; Corset Covers of to be mat hed anywhere wanted great things this year ai ne nainook at 25¢ that are not They were intended as a SOc special, bu: we marked them 25c. And so on. Clearing of 150 Stunning Long Coais at $19.75 Yesterday's prices were up to $30.00 but clearing season permits no heed of cost or value. The rule for early and complete clearing must be adhered to. N a ttle price The sale prices prove beyond question our ability to offer better qualitiesthan you have been accustomed to getting at the prices This fact plus style and satistaction are whot make the crresistible appeal to the discrsmmating women of New York. The graceful Directoire model predomimares, but there are many other styles which the woman of fashion demancs Broadcloth, Caracul aod Kersey cloths, Enghsh Tweed and Scotch mixtures in semi- fitting and loose models, also in the plain tailored coat Lengths are 36 to 50 inches, every coat is ined wich guaranteed satin aid plenty of black, blue and taupe are included. $19. 75 Qale price Handsome Broadcloth s) Military Capes at $24.75 This is one of our own models, made express'y for us, with exe cephonai art and cere m precise figure lines, trimming and workmanship I; mekes an ideu! wrap for theater and evening as well as for day wear Cut 50 inches long with full, graceful Weeping lines, ined all through with heavy guaranteed satin; also interlined; has told collar of velvet. All the new colorings navy, gray, taupe, wistaria, leather oid rose and black end white; $24, 75 Second Floor—Greenhut and Company value. And the Sample Strip Embroideries—aimost one whole aisle filed wth joom sample strips ol the new 1909 effects, selling at one-half Embroider:es of every width and style for every 1908 going to be the greatest Embroidery season in ten years. 9 is Prepare for it Towels and Household Linens—How can we mention the best items, when they are all remarkabie for the most generous vaiue-piving in New York y? The new white dress fabrics, stamped linens, sheets, cottons and all the wanted things that are made of white goods:— All combine in the most extraordinary series of White Sales New York has seen 200 $5 & $5.90 Net Waisis to Be Cleared at $2.95 Sold nearly 300 waists at this price yesterday before the So eagerly were they bought that we at once collected another lot from the regular $5 and $5.90 lines for tomorrow's selling. Such aclearing meansacon- siderable loss, but the space isneeded so urgently that we gladly incur it Your savings are tha much greater This group is even better thao day was out. first because we tions which are now and uousually good values at the regular prices Tucked Net Waists in ecru and ciaborated wit embroidered with touches of throughout values $5 to $5.90, $2. 95 Second Floor, Greenhut and Company Sale of Fancy Evening Sinners white, sitk lined models; all ot Not $3.50 slippers, mind, but reduced to that price for c.caring ha Tice yokes, ve inci ded a or color; al and all new tor the New Year Dance. $3.50 Tire tact 1s they were priced up 10 $7.00, but holiday selling broke up the szes somewhat. They are all mede over the newest lasts that give ness fo the feet and very dressy finish to th: Sale, are novelties im various eathers in colors ot Blue, Pink, Grav, and White and Patent Leather, end Dull Finish tyle with neat trim Buck es Black and Gray Castors; very stylish ond popular low shoes are of Colonial S for even ng wear Second Floor eenhut and Company hic attractive inncing Frock Kid; some $3.50 Sales of the Things You Need tor the New Year Ball Space and busy selling permit of only a few items to suggest the unusual values. — nee, $10 to $12. 50 iar at $7.50 | Some handsome styles in pearl and | real Duchesse Lace | painted, with pearl handles; many others hand- | other exquisite designs, Formerly priced up to $1250, The sale price 1 $7. Combs~be mbs, sterling silver mur ~OMDS stone set eget tor pasty hey wera up to F $7 50 Sterling Si ver Purses 0 Women's French Glace Kid Mousquetaire Gloves | An extraordinary New Year special that marks the lowest Marabout Boapeiiisione impenied | prices of the season. long, in the correct naturel and biwn op oe | shades; re, ularly $2.65, at $1.95 | Gibice Stcalanuneks archee ih |) daespaton 16-button sod lk bows, meny smart eliccts that were yn | length, length, 5c rT lace regularly 50 38c | aie ; $8 50 oF e sma Opes Glasses— | regularly $2.50 regularly $3,50 lenses excepticnal clears handsomely Colors, white, black end tan. mmed F ecw! $6.95 i 6th Ave. 18th to 19th St. Greenhut and Company, Gth Ave. 18th to 19th St, ~, Men’s $2.50 Dress Shirts, $1.50 Our own custom-make Dress Shirts, coat model, made with extreme sere that insures perfection of fit. go aaah that regularly sells at \ $2.50; | 10; special at, $1.50 ey | White P K Dress ‘Shirts ~!ycw body "$2.00 Men's Tuxedo Shirts~ the newest medium or the very narrow French plaited bosom; at 1.00, $1.50 to $3.50 Men's Dress Ties" Iwan. pique, Bar- —_—_———————— atheaand fancy weey. 25¢, 50c and $100 Men's Dress Waistcoats "«. 1 Pique $2.75 to $5.50 Tuxedo Waistcoats, 1 ‘he new shades of gray, bluck end white and shadow stripes. They have the proper shepe and fit. , $3.50 to $6,50 Men's$42 50 Pearl Shirt Sets, marked $30.00 Men's $12 to $15 Scari Pins, now marked SLO attached; unusual value y 54 East a 25rd Street, near Fourth Ave. | Fs West 125th Street, Near Lenox Ave. 8 lst and 82d Sts. 489 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. Opposite Abrahai nN a z 3 z fea neha each aes Behe Bs Et ¥ Es z he manufacturing of these shirts slight Not a drawback to the wear. But we got them at a p abling us to offer them to you at very exceptional prices. Every one is ful and perfect fit Negligee, and light, semi-negligee plain white, blue chambray neat tigure effects. Good shi for the money. SUH bosoms; coat style; medium and dark effects All th. and all sizes. ker in Tr eliable quality, well made x 28c WOME N's Ss 51.50 CORSET Choose from h or | bust corsetseof excellent style. © abdomen; some 89 SABLE R USULYNX CONEY SETS Large muff trimmed with 14 tails and shawl collar with natural animal heads and tails, Shirred lining. $12.50 values CHILDREN'S FURS ort hips. ced over the abdoinen Either long or a r with X COATS, selected skins. "Chupel”” shaw! collar and roll- $42.50 pelected inolre TREET STORE, Scrond MOU) ——— MEN’S $5.00 & $4.00 WALK- OVERS, $2.69 & $1.98 Shigh tly Imperfect Our sale of slightly imperfect Walk-O The reliabil y and good styles of these sho comment is unnecessary. largely of Patent Kid and Colt Skin, with Sizes, complete, 5 to 11 in A to EE widths. these prices, FECT MEN’S PE button, very newest Winter lasts, \ MEN'S $4.00 BLACK AND ble extra soles; will turn ATEN YA INE A a ART For 39c and 65c---Men’s Shirts An extra collection of stylish Shirts from a prominent maker. Le's worth while buying Shirts like these at such low prices. imperfections occu eee OO Shan 39¢ Negligee and plaited bosoms; in fact, from a prominent Y. The brand is known favorably, ne fabric or laundering causes Sold in half | mention it fe slight flaw in dbecn Iste this sale selling now at a good rate—can! the sur will h out! Better hurry! b 14TH STREET STORK, Main Floor.) S | INFANTS’ WEAR This new lot, fresh from the manufacturer, consists 3 $4.00 GUN METAL sizes 6 to 14 THE 147TH STREET STORE, Third Floor.) ed fi cut and irts ¢ leading styles but we can't en, Sold in half say how lone] “dozen Tots INFANTS’ 49c. SWEATERS, all wool; navy, red, green and combina- tion colors. T9c. KIMO! vines and CHILDREN" S Bie, PATAMAS, e and blue 10.14 yei eS een CIGARS Drei, Ge) the EI Modelo, Havana cu t- tings of the celebrated El Modelo f y. Regularly 3 > box of 3 . + 3c, straight cl- gar: wel brand: made of ex- Owls" or “Gzpadures’ widely advertised Se. cle gy 4 gar; box of 5 * Geo, W. Childs," Rmlehisthoatisoiys set $13 39 Hoffman House Bouquet,” size; BOX Of Bie SOG CIGAR COMBINATION 3 i 10 5c Cigars All tor D5e ® jain Floor.) ——e«_, pe ly Blu Josh Billings P. R. Havana 2 Imperials. —e | always creates unusual interest, es are so well known that further & some Vici Kid and Dull Leathers, No Mail Orders on Walk-Overs at SHOES, | ees ae aa 38 | STORM SHOE. water; sizes 6 to 11. WOMEN'S $3.50 TAN CALF | GIRLS’ AND CHILDREN'S STREET BOOTS, very latest | SHOES. Golden Brown, lace winter sty very best street and button; $2.60 and $2.50 and business vals: izes Sth TA EI Phan a $9) 49| * $1.59 Roath Killed, Dry Picked T: eg i, 22c CHOICE CLT8 OF RIB KOAST, 7 wand ae an a New Year's Win pel Liquors . yHAM Witty Galion 91.0 ull Gua 9c kW Gation, Ht aitart fo to-mor chines, Fran: “Calits ionic lousy | palnfamie!' ae ERT f | DinowT En HERBY Biot TESTAUHANT Gh Floor (Musie? P| §f'oy" . 69¢ 30c¢ Dinner _ 59e , Gualisies: me THE 14TH Piven STORE, HENRY SIBGEL, President MERRMBRMLS ie, anon Tem il quart bet= “ nn 85¢ SWEE CATAWBA, q u grades brived goood: B:ATAR cOGmaC 7'13 n« Jacquin \\ ‘ A ec wo "750 LAT Ar ana 7)