The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1911, Page 10

BS a sal a eR AS SEE - * ~ - ee ae enil w d fi 0 THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 12; 1911. ' | ; " 1 holdup man named “Chester Billy” was! CHARLES BELLAMY CULVER, | ¥!th this paper tasted eleven years. He nenevanuto Acutla of No. 1 “Tost me LL A. P ¢ really guilty of a murder at Dover, N, 9 | \eft the newspaper business three y. street, whose body was RRR A GRAD im. 8 | Wiliams fs now serving a life sentence. . ae Neeman Kennedy jo is survived by a widow, to whom Fail ood AB 4) Aculla had one nd another . , " 4 re iit ‘Then, after bidding goodby to the death) Wac Former Member of Evening] no ieaves able property, includ. | W@rd street st: a | watehmen o had guarded him, he World Staff and a Contributor {1a an_ in nh the famous Hook | bitlet wound in | we wure and etendineny ve) ie pias Mountain on the Palisades ni by lay a‘re- | hi to M ne: ' a ee vol " artridwes. | Cammeyer mourn-| BROOKLYN MAN SLAIN, a y oy epont| FDS Ss toe ped r;% Fy Ae Pat MNT Rtas, Siete |) | Standard o Merit rdt had been killed in the chair just His feare had over- | Nwspaper 0 iy at the summons. . For i , en grovelling on or of his c t torment . aad % ‘ | other relative who had championed the . Victim Found Dead in Street Hadj cause of Aculla's wite, with whom he| WN, . 67"Ave & 20 4 to bear him | Quarrelled About Wife, From | 2&4 net ived for several years. Acutla, 1 him to the Curti and the man for whom the police! “ ily.” Y om Whom He Had Parted. are looking married three sisters in “Bangor Billy, Yegeman, |" He kept murmuring, “I didn't ao Italy, and, according to Curti, there. nothing; please don't kili me; T didn't] which he t . The Brooklyn Detective Bureau taj} had been quarrels ‘“etweent, Tells Before Death of Inno- | ao nothing,” through the straps that| Evening Worl’ staff. Ils connection | searching to-day for the man who shot! his brothe nt theca. Pe" , = — | bound his head « cent Man Serving Life Term. | naps it was boca if dead from f ¢ was more than| ht already that the GOES CALMLY TO DEATH. | tne doeth chamber the attendants were Surety rd | unbinding his corpse. | i aera GEBHAROT KILCED WIFE AFTER Stamps Frederick Gebhardt Dragged BIGAMY. Gebhardt, or Otto Mueller, which may to Execution With Lie ssre,taee si rea seme eel FLXtraordinary Sale of Newest Cretonnes He Ti Fevruary, 1908, he courted and married i ° ycbimtnng sae tier Servant whe nut at 4 to 4 Off Regular Prices cummmmansitasates with her on a honeymoon tour to Ger-| , he N Fl f the O'Neill H ef fuuna atesn. sinviey wine te] “Upin eats retur in Anette ost yor! |. Le entire front of the Nigin Floor of the ©” Neill Hometurnishing Store is given Greater New York murderers died tm] esesion of her emall savings and her over to this remarkable display and sale. solutely e finest product from the the chair at Sing Sing early to-day. | belongings ead then lured her toe lone-/B looms of the One—"Bangor Bitly,” yeggman and tur.|ty etrip of woods near Astoria, Long giar, walked to bis death with a kind | Island. wn hen ie he already had one and was @oing to leave Of wilien Gignity, after doing what he hee. While ehe hed her arma about to right @ wrong for which a0 1D-/a4, neck begging him not ‘te abandon| jesent man had suffered. The other) nor ne shot her through the brain. & digamous wife murderer—was Yter-| gronths later the corpse mouldering tn | “ally dragged to the place of execution! the scraps of the victim's wedding fin- ‘with a lie on his trembling lips te the|ery was found by rahbit hunters very last. ‘This was Frederick Geb-| Through the tracing of @ discolored hardt, who made @ business of preying| Slip of paper showing that on a given Exposition Fecha] Waite : . Sole Pump... 82050 Children’s White’ Canvas ‘a « oe Gate crinin,howsehoi aries "had i — ita The Oe ee ’ been purchased at a small town on the . . or the summer home; the S- ‘Three more thah the usual number of] Dnen Purchased We © sual sown on tne c ae nih ad nati Gq , : ‘ witnesses saw the pair shocked to death. | tabitshed, and after that the detectives & sortment of designs and colorings ever $< e set policy in ‘These three were Dr. Eugene C.| found {t easy to track down the stupid shown in New York City, including all LAY : (Herrara, Dr. Carlos F. Garige and Vic- | Gebhardt \ 4 , 7 = this great business includesacomplete and comprehen- the popular weaves, such as cretonnes, tickings, taffetas, satines, figured scrims, casement cloths, silkolines, figured denims, ivory cloth, colored Swiss, etc., ete., at about the cost of production. Also an extraordinary showing of wall papers to match the veunie.4 He confessed his crime at fret, but eee aang ae cometg [afterward recanted and made a ‘hard OY cafebaas fight for his life. A week ago Gov. te study our methods of criminal pro-| pix refused to grant his last appeal for clemency. “Bangor Billy's" real name was Barnes. On Feb, 22, 1910, he abot T. Leonard, a former chum. Both men hed been convicted for robbing @ ° cretonnes, made expressly for each room, and with a softness sive dis p la y of post-office at Raleigh, N.C. After his My $15.00 Suits AN and depth of tone equally as good as the foreign fabrics for Wh it F tw Telesse Leqperd became « stool pigeon " : tat 1te ootwear for the police and set out to «py upon | Do you buy labels or clothes? which you are asked to pay decidedly more. ‘ a. SUES Gs, |e wetsea tae a Cuterae | When you pay $25 for asuit that| | Columbia Cretonftes, regularly 20c at 16c yd.| Arabian Cloth, regularly 18c, at 1214c vd. t h e m id d ] e of rusort which Leonard managed at No. Tcgn sell you for $15 you are pay-|f§ Imperial Cretonnes, regularly 18¢, at 16¢ yd. Mill Ends : June Diet in the Informer's heads" °| ing $10.00 for the label. Taffetone, regularly S5c, at 28¢ yd. A large assortment of all grades in lengtis from or SAYS INNOCENT MAN /8 HELD Melrose Sateen, regularly 20c, at 16c yd. 2 yards to 8 yards; all colors and designs. q This 1S done SO A® OLAYER. Moe Levy Oxford Ticking, regularly 32c, at 25¢ yd 0c to 50c grades, at 18¢ yard. Barnes apent his Laat hours stting 0 Aly OMG bie’) Ivory Cloth, regularly 35c, at 28c yd. 1c to 28¢ grades, at 12% yard. that the Greater of No, 8% Fulton etreet, Brookiyn, in 119-125 Walker St., New York. Note:—For those who were unable to take advantage of our successful sale of cretonnes New York public | can supply their wong wus Cary fy needs early in {kate $5.00 |] these seasonable Women’s White Canvas Children’s White Buek Walking $5.00 g oods, getting at Ste $3.00 & 4.00 we : : ‘Which he asked that steps be taken to last week, we have decided to continue the sale this week for their special convenience. free a former comrade. He eaid that 9 — Special June Sale of . ae (Porch and Cottage Furniture eo) Stern Brothers hd . ; + At Great yea in Prices Tuesday, Wednesda: and Thursday Only Main Store—1 ‘and Fifth Floors, Men’s Furnishings : 14.80 Reed Swings at 92.50 Porch Rocker, 91.75 | $13.75 Enamel Cyhiffonier, i ATEIY Sy BIER CAN IME ‘ For Summer Wear $11.50 A cae ca $10.50 the same time an } | $1.50f0 $3 Thies is o lar; ; ... St ‘ (Just like illustration.) high Pe boon (Like b | t l cl ct . Pleated and Plain Negligee Shirts, : : ee. Vary com: — Mlustration.) absolutely corre ea, bo bel Meroartand Pub B | frtable, Five « Four large and idea as to the dic- ™ Separate or attached collars, regular or soft turnback cut .| two small drawers : : Neckwear, Hands” : hcl ab tates of fashion in including light weight Fouterd, Fancy and Washable Sitk Pour-in- i | base. rT | ars weraewally 16 3 Hands; Ie og complete assortment of plain and fancy String Ties. H . a Severed le s ummer F oot- Waistcoats, ; seat, Genuine French plate mir- wear. of washable fabrics and ight weight worsteds, ina large variety of | Very comfortable; hes two nice panes | maple wood . tor, Thoroughly Ltn SP EB eden ne, WD | cua a ype. would eape- Pajamas and Night Shirts, Ered in a ich shane of dark green. | &te@t, It is thoroughly constructed | Thi 6 enamel i of all desirable light weight seasonable materials, sa ah Reed Vablan: 02,00 .-/| 202s oaminuauaie in erser eee dca | Braet erimamned, = cially call to the Belts, (Like illustration.) con of the. bast values ta. 8 porch | | 2256 Sale of-1,000 Porch 4 attention of those . ‘Sf Women’s White Canvas Of the most approved leathers, styles and widths. Sie ND #18 Enamel Dresser, 911.50 Rockers, ee ae SY Walking |] people maintain- ¥ n. g g jus cut. Unusual Values for To-morrow in ‘ Two large and Greensand Pump....s0e++ : A is rok peeealy ‘oral a " ingsummerhomes |} “xiiaren’s white canvs ; Neckwear mi drawers. Two \ i, tae eee — : Heh Cut face relaubet AH | tees at a distance from | | $2.50, $3, $3.50 FANCY SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS, | ewell. ‘The to beck; double : : in a large assortment of patterns, Each 35° Tie $100 ¢ zy \ fs 4a81 inches alae ate aa based the city that this : WASHABLE FOLDED POUR-IN-HANDS, . — 20x24 in. seat, comfort. s rtunit in silk and linen and twill weaves, ’ c \ French plate (——pepn A | ‘ Hable and 1s an oppo uni y 4 % stripes and pane! effects, + 85 » Made with's fine reed top ond under | TT The [oman ; assialh iMakts to fit out in White } i A A ' WASHABLE FOUR-IN-HANDS, ; shell, | Panoy turned lags and spin: | Aras ctasy, and |v pre ats : . 4 of chev wil and sk and nen, «25° top, Finished in natural ora rich | Sslshed inthe ; vale si Footwear for the |.’ also En; ir dark green. best white ‘ | q , ‘ 7 enamel. Has $9.00 Enamel Chiffonier, ‘ = 93.25 Reed Rocker, 92.25 shea a8 trim: 96.50 Su mmer, at he RoodArm Rock. | "9°5 Just like ttin under 4 \ 92.25 Enamel Table, 91.85 | , ft g. « Men’s Summer Underwear din a Just like i | tion te p ; leasant surround- X Shirts and Knee Drawers, in Fancy Checks, Plald Nainsook, eV reac ii Set ye en : : Pp : ~ riped Madras, Mesh Fabrics and Pure Linens; also Athletic Styles, i bent spindles . table ts inches. Women's, W ings with the as- i in English Cotton, Gauze, Swiss Ribbed and 1 i and woven back, bly, | Five large skin, White nette , ‘ Italian Silk at Moderate Prices, - Lael ie prong eae ie sha iG | ar A . Aes Walking Bost. $5.50 surance th at t e Also To-morrow, a Special Offering of ; pron fponk, is Sonvenient | | tod ‘onde, Wale ne ares usual broad- Coat Shirts and Knee Drawers, of gauze madras ; alsc heavy poste dod.) 1H LAW finished goed). iecks Women's White Canvi ‘ ¢ Athletic Shirts and Knee Drawers of Sea Isand Cotton, Each 43¢ ail clotale anes ee aay ‘ ein the best ae bn 8 tet Walking Boot... .$4.00 ga uge d C am- Bs ayes. ith closely woven ¢ : white enamel, les . ’ of white isle thread, Each 60° Club Plan A iintle down and a litte otoh weeks witl isbie you to supply your homefurnishing wants at cash me yer guarantce Coat Shirts and Knee Drawers of silk striped madras, also 'g5c | and pay for them white uslog, made by any store any allows you " secure home furnishings covers all the mer- Natural or White Merino Shirts and Drawers, Each | tT 8 : s Combination Suits " 75¢ Summer Sale of Art Embroidery Dept. chandise—an d It of Balbriggan, knee length, at Carpets, Rugs and _ Lessons given teen overs day ietal dinds of has a pretty deep Linol ums hand embroidery, crocheting and knitting _ oy j Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s | ONellt ANOLCRMS Floor, Btashped hirt Waists, Rinna nistieb: significance when Summ: ugs of Crex, Colonial rag style, | designs for French knots, cross-stitch, couchin; tt h d to sh Bathing and Swim min Suits fibre and cocoa for porch or veranda and inside | and Bulgarian embroidery 3 attache ashoe ’ . g furnishings of Summer homes, Very Fine Marquisette, value 1.25 at —as you probably Including One and Two Piece Worsted Suits, plain and fancy; Crex Rugs, all colors.and sizes, from 18x36 | 750 Sweater Suits, in desirable c oUt nna sfaley| inches, at 35¢, up to 9x15 feet at $9.75. Good Quality Voile for 50e ‘know. | Flannel Suits, in na and scarlet, with ‘ Vy x oft ny $2.10 8x10 i , at $5.15, Eine Tinga awn, ype 39, ek 20c Soe ancy trir Le 6x9 ft, at $3.40 9x12 ft., at $6.89 ine Marquisette Skirts, value 82.75 sallor collar and fancy trimmed, Extra Cocoa Fibre Porch Rugs, all sizes; | at $2.00 Suey ne eee Cammeyer At Very Moderate Prices colors brown, ed, crven AG patra Voile Skirts, at $1.25 . ’ ee nea ae Stamped on a Tv me 3 OO enor amaand Tox10be ft, at $10.50 | The Garden Restaurant UR EN oe nre mn : ) L The two entrances on West Twenty-second Street will x12 ft, at $14.00 d Tea R tuner A] Standard 2” er me ite Canva befound ientforA bil ; Colonial Rag Style Rugs ang (264 s\OORt y PNT 3. i ‘ound very convenient for Automobiles and Carriages. 6x9 ft., at es veeeda\s Hh., at Delightfully Cool- 4 ——— 6"Ave.& 20""St. nis Ostords, 93-00 | vs Pern elicigus Food « West 23d and 224 Streets AE eRe 10 AP EES ss ouehree to #1480 Quick Service,