The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1911, Page 11

ee DROVE QUT HIS SON AND SHOT HIMSELF INIT OF REMORSE Dispute Was Trifling, bu Youth Lert Home and Father Feared tor Him. Herman Schfiling, a well-to-do res- taurant owner of Williamsburg, shot and killed himself at noon to-day in his noune, No, 83 Freeman street, in a fit of remorse for having driven his only son Edwin, seventeen years old, trom home. The father and son had a trifling dis pute one evening a month ago, and in an‘ outburst of bad temper Schilling shouted: “Oh, get out of the houre.” The boy went out and did not return. Netther his father nor his mother heard from him again. Schilling hunted through the neighborhood for him and then advertised in the newspapers that he had not meant what he sald and wanted his son to come back. For the last few days Schilling had been full of fears that the boy had killed himself, He would not heed his wife's assurances that Edwin had prob- ably found work in New York and would turn up all right soon, Schilling told his wife at breakfast that he was not feeling very well, and asked her to do the marketing and see to it that the day's work was properly started in the kitchen, When she re- turned she found him lying dead be- fore a mirror in the parlor, He had shot himself through the mouth. pendniae Shaadi ALIMONY FOR WIFE. Supreme Court Justice Page to-day granted Mrs. Lillian Baldwin Burnham $250 a month alimony and $1,500 couns fees pending the trial of her action for rve Fund Life Insurance Association. Recently Justice Erlanger appoint Phoenix Ingraham as re e to take the evidence in the case @ Court. Crashed Retween T ¢ was a conductor on the t the Lacka- 7 t A Summit avenue car st the trol une up behind and caught him, He ied in the ambulance on the Way to st. Mary's Hospital. He Was married Just Think of it! leathers—they’re r —see them to-day. Only at the price of one. one-time president of the Mutual Re-| Men’s $3. 50 and , ——_———— $4.00 Oxfords at Just about the last call. meyer $3.50 and $4.00 quality Mens $3.50 Pat values—you can yet two pairs PUNCHED B. BLOOM AND AROUSED CLAN OF BLOOMS 10 RIOT taliation for Being Bumped | Under a Bureau, A punch upon the nose of R. Bloom, twenty-three years old, of No. 7 East One Hundred and Fourteenth street, started a riot in the neighborhood of his home this afternoon and filled the alr with cries that suggested murder, arson, battle and sudden death, It was William §. Shannon, furniture mover, who punched Mr. Bloom. Mr. Shannon was carrying a bureau out of the house when B, Bloom rushed through the hallway and bumped into him. Shan- non went down under the bureau and lay atill for a moment. Then he got up and landed a perfectly aimed blow upon B. Bloom's nose. B. Bloom's ejaculation of surprise and pain established a new yell record for Harlem, Twenty-two feminine Blooms rushed out of the house to assist him, calling upon their neighbors and friends to join them, More Blooms came out of Nos. 9 11, 18, 16 and 17 East One Hundred and Fourteenth street, and before Mr. Shannon really realized that he had punched young Bloom he was surrounded by a howling mob of Blooms and Bloom sympathizers. The mob expressed a unanimous desire to lynch Mr. Shannon. They threw sh cans and tin pails at him and grabbed at his clothing till he drew a revolver and waved it. The waving of the revolver caused the Blooms, et to fall back and | Mr. Shannon was enabled to escape to |a nearby saloon, A crowd of a thous- | and surrounded the saloon and charged a divorce from Frederick K. Burnham.| the furniture mover with the fracture The custody of the children are also| of ¢he decalogue and the violation of awarded the mother pending the deter-| very {mportant section in the Penal ination of the action, | Code. When the reserves arrived from Mra. Burnham ts sald to be the niece| Code. When the tase sen alr ven Mme. Nordica, the grand opera| the East One ree and Pourth inger, and her husband 1s the son of| street station Mr. Shannon was ar- rested on a charge of carrying con- |cealed weapons, B, Bloom had disap- peared. ——— ey WELSH WILL REFEREE MORAN-WOLGAST FIGHT. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 29.—Af- ter two days of argument Managers Harvey and Jones, representing Owen Moran and Ad Wolgast, to-day agreed to accept Jack Welsh as referee for their fight here on July 4 Both men have ceased heavy work and are begin- ning to taper off in their training. 6th Ave. and 20th St. Basement $9. 50 All eal Cam- Patent THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1911. HARVARD 10109 FAVORITE WITH YALE COIN SCARCE Mr. Shannon’s Blow Was Re-|}Crimson Captain Wins Toss for Position, and This Is Regarded Good Omen. NEW LONDON, Conn, June 2.— The sporting slement reached the city to-day fresh from Poughkeepsie and soon Thames quotations. were an: nounced with 10 to 9 on Harvard for the Varsity race, 5 to 4 on Yale for the freshmen and even money tn the fours Harvard men complained early to-day of the arent absence of Yale money on the Varsity race. As usual it was @ picturesque crowd that came here for the regatta, for nearly everyone carried @ touch of the college colors, either on the hat band, the necktie, the buttonhole or the sleeve, and hucksters of crimson and blue flags and other insignia did a roaring business, Weather conditions this afternoon were ideal with a promise of holding so until the close of the regatta to- morrow. Capt. Cutler and Manager in} of | Harvard made a call at the Yale quar- ters during the forenoon, where the Capt. Frost of Yale, for choice of courses. The toss was won in each tn- stance by Capt. Cutler, and back in the Red Top quarters the Crimson suppo: ers felt very happy over what they re- garded as @ good omen. The Harvard Freshmen eight will row over the e: course and the Varsity four will take the west course. Referee Meikleham announced after a conference with both captains that should there be a bona fide accident in any one of the races before half a mile had been rowed, he will recall the crews to the starting point. ‘The Yale and Harvard scrub four-oar race was rowed this morning and was won by the Yale crew by two lengths. the distance was five-elghths of a mile, onneeaeentipmeneentis THREE SPEEDERS FINED. All Had Violated Broadway. win Riding on Morrlsania Magistrate Breen in the fined thrve Court to-day Grey Oaks, Yonkers, “hitting it up" thirty: hour on upper Broadway. Louls chauffeur for 8, Herrmann, of No. 20 East Elghtieth street, and Morris L.| street, a chauffeur for Max fines. They also speeded on Broadway. Over 1,000,000 Pairs of Shoes Sold in This Store in 1910 MEANS STANDARD OF MERIT Four Splendid Money-Saving Opportunities for the Next Few Days in the Cammeyer Women’s Cravenettfe & Suede Pumps & Ties 2,200 pairs—trimmed with flat- ribbon or suede bows of this season—only $1.65 Women’s Pumps---One and Two Eyelet Ties In Tan Russia Calf, Patent Leather and Gun Metal, dressy 1,300 pairs—but wonderful | and graceful, $2.50 Open All Day Saturday Until 6.30 P. M coln was tossed by the former with| autom bile | Bauer, twenty years old, Rat Genuine Police Black Fancy and Washable ever, you'll find each one of nil. Men’ an ths’ Si Rubber C ass ge") § Vests sais" 65e] ll Soper ED BY en’s an ouths’ Suits | sis » FB rr Shi? gin sag eee, exe | Officers” Black Rubber aan es ; gl June Clearance 4 fe alates Hsia Coats rte id § $2 Khakiand White Duck| «nr shades; Wind-Up of Cut | ext Trousers {0/,i." $1.35 ‘weet orb 90. wae 8 and : j deduces tn a » Chinaware , i aT ay $3 Auto Dust six on ’ en’s an out hs” rous- ; resented. black and blue Viots, corduroys, from EAC! Men’s and Youths” Suits cere il chats Walt $9 section, 1 UT, GLAS,remn : rom our flnest lines that sot at aut faite itong; “Kingly” ‘Trousers yiuis'si pt ar soar ary 5! striped serges; $8 + $8 and $6 etriped j i Youths" Suit oon, $4, 85 finest black agonal toute ‘eG Md I ann SEC STON 3 MaMwaie “BRASS i to 36h choice : ed 3.90 everal Famous Makes of yg {| Men's Rubberized Tan Finest “Kingly” Trousers 3, Overalls and Jumpers reneeane | fone reserved; $7.50 and $10 xi Suit brathnt ual eee a) a $2 65 grades; made from very fine 85 odds and ends; al York; only 00 di 40 | 1. | ported English worsted; ali sige: atten ont’ ae baste Ic SECTION. pct BLOWN Gass ar jal in Old Engi MAIN BUILDIN ‘MAIN BUILDIN a ba Ha 6—AUSTRIAN CHINA iy Women’s Linen Warm Weather a TERN; reg. $17.7: D C (GREENHUT Build! | oats Dresses for Girls - Croppl of No. 222 West Eighty-fourth | Nathan of Yonkers, were the other two who paid L —— Double an. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Made Before 12 0’Clock the “FOURTH” NOW! MAIN BUILDIN Boys’ $2.50 to $5 $1 50) and $1.9 Straw Hats Children’ among them; made of genuine Milan straw, in mid or Tyrolean shenes Boys: PATENT Mil STRAW) BOY: rs. AND CHILDREN'S GREENHUT-SIE TwO MAMMOTH BUILDINGS. J.B.One BOTH SIDES OF 67 AVE. 18" 8102 STS_.NEW YORK. MAIN BUILDING Men’s and Youth’s Clothing Our Semi-Annual Round-Up of All “‘Broken’’ Lots of Suits, Odd Coats, Odd Vests and Odd Trousers at “TAKE "EM AWAY” Prices This is the sale that marks the wind- -up of the season in our great Clothing Store on the second floor. The prices are the kind that will clear our tables in sensationally quick time. Extra salesmen and hurry-up action will Odds and Ends Sale of Greentut Building ae ie the Home.” ’s Reductions Frida be the rule tomorrow. WE'RE SATISFIED TO LET THE DETAIL TALK FOR ITSELF. READ IT! Will End Our Swift { | Coats fran m Ling, 8 $9| Men’s $5 Rubberized Tan|75c Unlined Office $1.25 Single - Breasted | || Home-Outfitting tees Plaid-Back Coats :!., 39c| Frocks or Dusters x ps" | |] Crearance WITH A Coats from cilous bros waite $3 Raincoats $3.65) Men's and Youths’ Trous- | st1.cc bachelor bate ‘int’ OB GLORIOUS BURST STE GFP en’s $12 Genuine Eng-| €FS seree ‘tec a atriped: worge | sxeeeercenens | || OF SPEEDY SELL. ee | Coats and Vests [sy ¥°" lish Tan Raincoats f dark oat | Fancy and Washable Vests | |] ING. meres and light choice "Sit $3 50) Coats and Vests pity ‘hiss: fancy worsteds, cassimeres decease 4.50 Men’s and Youths’ Suits serge ou sania worsted white washable, fancy wash- able and silk mixed worsteds; values to $3; every coat guaranteed; re- § duced to. . \ the swell brown siaue Ceeeee ditt 99 68 | Men's and Youths’ Black Rubber Coats double-breasted, sizes reduced from $3.50 $ $1.45 Fancy Vests ihe, nest in our store; are ‘and Tuxedo vests in- ~ $2 45 i values to $6 from suits that Cloth Vests faq yyiegist 50c all sizes; cholee slate; all youths; .aray and s' for men and ing and volume of pelt e shall crowd on STILL MORE for tomorrow's alue from each that space per- When you come, how- black and gray and alpaca; all si Every Broken Pattern Rang of Carpets and Oilcloths at Quick Clearance Quotations, And these Homestead Rag and Matting Rugs RUGS—e es, mixtures and Formerly Sold up to $6.75; Toriorrow and Saturday,at . . 33. 95 There are several from which choice may be had—semi-fitting or loose, roomy coats; suitable for traveling, motoring or general wear; some button close to the neck; others have stylish trimmed collars of se!f-material. A Garment Happily Com- bining Utility and Style Presenting selections from our enormous stocks of smart, chic, cool and comfortable dresses, eminently adapted for present wear by the young miss: sheer batiste, with Girls’ $3.95 Dresses—freer datiste, with mono sleeves; yoke, cuffs and belt are trimmed with coral or French blue embroidery; $9. 95 tull-plaited skirt, with border of heer French lawn; Uses Linene Dust Coats It’s wonderful what an amount of coat-goodness is crowded into these embroidery to paren yoke 6 to 14 yea Durch neck, kimono sleeves; box-plaited front and back; belt, neck and crossbar or with coral and blue dotted lawn; sizes 6, 8 and 10 Little Girls’ Russian Kittles—si; fi Little Girls Brisson cuffs neatly trimmed with white $1, 50 ONLY; at... ...sce eevee ears ONLY; this little garment is loose and com garments for a very small price. lortable; made of percale, neatly } They are full-length coats, made of trimmed with Persian; low neck; excellent quality tan linene, with kimono sleeves; finished with belt; { colors are tan, French blue and combination collars. SPECIALLY navy? at. . ma PRICED FOR s] 15 Girls Dresses —i te @ t ik a es per a FRIDAY, at..... e made of dotted lawns, beautilully cleaning in Curtaina trimmed with heavy crochet; at (MAIN Building, First Floor.) (MAIN Building, First Floor.) THoRoUGH MAIN BUILDING Sie ae ee | and Drapery Fabrics AW } } 7 } Koiled Ham Potatoes Ox Ton ‘ues Fresh Meats | Perfectly cooked; whole ham, !., 26c; FARGY. NEW pelea! Ce ‘. Armour'’a Veribest brand; cooked "t 49¢ " f-ham, Ib, 28¢; machine- '32¢ $5. "10 $3. 35 58 30 a ready to serve; reg. S7c can... i ic © _||switt's BORAX SOAP, Swift's Napnin I Hams and Bacon WASHING POWDER-20-Mule Team | 10" bare Babble est PANS til SUGAR-CURED HAMS 6c MUTTON DAINTY o Ge old Si Ib... r oe 201C oap CURTAINS. CANVASED HAMS—high Freshly Procter: & Gamble's; 7 lero 25¢ s ° wer FAN CorrEE— - FLED MUSLIN CURTAINS-tormer j PAVORITE BI price 81 @ pair; 69 1 PAN PREMIUM PATE Guallly beat. fa CHOICE 4 . 83.50; Sib a Fresh F | Ve; Fresh Fish htt: roeanee ; FOWL—ehoice quality dey We clean fish free of Af MAIN BUILDING: for the ra =}| Cigars «fourth pishor sh Foie Bi Lis" wiioti 25¢ Save money and have rood cigars, 1 - : aH FRUIT PRESERVES—reg, 40c jar too. ox in your Week-end grip 59¢ tie RD Set H-0 PANCAKE FLOUR—dor, 70°) Ge | | will add immensely to. your enjoy= | 9 eras, 08 melons, 82 oft eet GANS my, | | ment, and the cost is little indeed: Kank Branch caktish. 45e Are giants .. 20€ Robert Burns—Concha Bouquet; ew ries ‘i ; : . well kno lor 25¢ Kone inland (ey isin ol [Tee ea pel | MorotsO rs $248 | Newport had >, - } w Perfectos—never be- py ; by us or \ MAIN BUILDING anybody else; h ade filler d Sumatra wrap Pure California e e ws larly $3; b. * $2.2 4. gularly $3; box of $2.25 nl Wines & Liquors (ie der B's og PORT. SHE REY, and Saturday $1.45 ANGELICA, MUSCATEL ‘ Saraey Perfect fs n hs cigar; an T , i 1d AY. 1.88 7" " " vE a Wine regularly § ; box of ediced rom 3.000" L 84 |) J&B. Martell’s ||| Bass & Co.’s Whisky. No. rz ||| The erooe Preven ape cee Ki $149 dtrom_125t0 842 || Genuine Three Pale Ale hisky No. 5 ||| tes(sisiian hie 7Ge reek aie combina il Reisw's Ginger Ale, | || Star Cognac st 10 donee plain ° wrapper. it Bareagarillt, Lorman Brandy Black & White sid Reyne ds Pn tincurretr nyt Scotch Whisky ingysroaular | teslan se and the Bottled by, James “Martini; made of Reunion Chica ‘Pertectos—goc 4 a dozen; barrel of 10 Not more than 3 bot- wiHtsKr, —\ery old | id 25 quart bot. = ORe These prices are for Frit ‘ dor, bottles, 88:28; Be tles 10 # customer, ; al e : Saturd: 94¢ | Lv. dor, bottles (MAIN Building, ry Ts