The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1912, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1912. ‘ 9 | chase and caught the man at Bowery | prysician, was summoned and remained | ago and gave them their reputation. He j and First street. with her till the end. kept 100 biooded horses there, many of , The prisoner said hie name was Sam Mrs. Harriman was forty years old| Which gave good account of themselves iets and had been married thirteen years.| ®t the principal racetracks. Ferncllff ‘ lghteen years old, a laborer, of i She wae Miss Harriet C, Boyle of this|W8@ then one of the crack breeding Classon avenue, Brooklyn. Near the spot where he was arrested the) city. At one time Mr.. Harriman was ped aod Greetings” Col, Aator dis- Police found « stained raxor, with blade proprietor of the Holland House, and a nicked iike rasors ly are by per- year agg with Gustave Obendorfer, be- MURDER DONE IN 0S SINING. fons who use them apons. ! | The policeman wai en to Bt. Vin-| man was a thorough home woman and ——__— cent’s Hospital, wh it was sald he) Delonged to no clubs, devoting her time| Stephen Dixon, a carpenter, forty years (Probably would recover. Clario was {to her two children and her husband, old, Was found yesterday morning dead ‘The funeral arrangements will be an-|in the Kil brook, near the Albany Post —_—— _~— {taken before him, and the police say mounced later. road, in the Italian section of Ossining. Lord & Taylor - Special Sale of Curtains, Special Sale of Curtains, 4 MoCann identified him as the one who did the cutting. fee ee There were numerous knife wounds } hare, The fing ‘ + € mit the neck and chest « [With the ¢ "t forget’ Easter Merrymakers Turn on prinve en the rasor will be examined to-| Wife of One of Ansonia’s NOTED FN ETF BURR fos ty some aan Taserucment: inte hes pire Ua presence? Bed. da Ci F. b day by Capt. Faurot, who will try to a . AT F *!forehend. The clothing had been rifled, ition of player-pianos of the .| easets an urtain [aorics Officer McCann, Who |take photographs of them and compare! Lessees Stricken on Way ——— Dixon was seen by friends lant atten |] Bonteie! A them “with prints’ of Clario'e fingers Eleven of the Twelve Horses Ar3| midnight, going to his home in Van hor ap Partonnts, bend ie ee Narrowly Misses Death. [itreet"and esoaped, and Carlo retuses| — Home From Larchmont. Saved—Orce Held Famous | wire ‘the. body wan found say tnat| |] ADE) FIFTH AVENUE 1000 Pairs Ruffled Swiss Curtains -_— ‘ccanm Ie twenty-seven yeare ol, Blooded Animals. Prtae ainet. Sebcasna ink ieee e Entrance Nth Ate N_¥: Cur Regularly 75c to Regularly $1.50 to fingie and has been on the force for $1.00 per pair. $1.75 per pair. Mrs. Frank Warren Harriman, wife of 4 | widow. ", he Astor etadles af WOUNDED BUT PURSUES |four years, He ives at No. Adeiph!| ong of the lessees of the Hotel Ansonia,| peTeuite near, Rhinebeck, yesterday |, A broken knite blade was found near Broadway and Seventy-thind street, died burning for some the body and about 20 feet away was|women WANTS WORK WONDERS, $ —_>——_ ing. Tt had been “ i | UP BY A SOLDIER, | $41?” ‘hie morning in her apartments at time when dlacovered, as the stablemen| ® P0007 Whiskey bottle § 0c, 1.00 Falls Unconscious From Loss; HELD * | the hotel from cerebral trouble. She] had been off on leave since Saturday. A |Artitieryman Frightens @ Girl, had been uffconacious for several houra| Employees of re heehee oe time to . r 4 4 Of Blood, but One Manis) ‘seac cartagn, wren tee. Fa ani tas argue tame om ar es| WA Meme ‘Temes bao Reginsy eases a. Miss Ethel Glarway, driving to hotline way back to the city from their}ebandon and all she carriages and ft 2.0 per pair. .00 per pair. - : Captured. home, The Willows, on Little Neck Bay, tings were burned. The loss of $0,000 $1.50 $3.00 - country home in Larchmont, where they urance. was aepped on eg atray ard ied. ene, te, spend Bester, With bar | “ute noncger aie not nave to walt ber 1500 Pairs Renaissance, Marie Antoinette, sels, Irish Point and Policeman John W. MoCann of the! serined as John Tedwick of the One during all this time was Dr. Thomas H.| outside help when the fire showed tteelf, Qiulberry street station hed his throat) Hundred and G@ixty-ffth Company of Witiard, @ friend of the family. ae the estate has @ water system of its WEAR W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES [PM ~ Novelty Curtains You can save money beca' 4 Regularly $9.50 to $12.00 per pair. @at by one of three men he had ordered! Coast Artilieny, who demanded @ mili-/ Mrs, Harriman, her husband, her gon | own. make ealute. She was badly frightened | Vick, aged ten re, her daughter Vir-|_ William Astor, Col. John Jacob Astor's “Ke + Hacerd prodimarel iY per oveed bere betore Harry Lattimer of thie elty reo-| ginia, aged preg and Dr. Willer teft | ther built the stable thirty years Tm STANDARD OF QUALITY : @erning, and missed death by the nar-| “ued hen the hotel early yesterday morning to FOR OVER 30 YEARS of marging. ‘The rasor used by| ,Tedwick, etoned them Os they trea |ePend the day at Larchmont. Mre, Har- ‘fila ascatiant grazed but did not punc-| Suen the avenue stoning carriages, it 1p|7%0" Sn@ the family attended services Hi x . use ie tare the jugular vein, inflicting six-| sieged. Finally he forced his way into at Bt. John’s Church in the morning and \ i ‘ SNTamML TEE Shgthid We Wibsaced 06 | Stette nedennien tatcen ca"Crocmurce be dinner at the Yacht Club. In the bo sy my ph Peeni aan ee 3 F: { ere avenue and demolished furniture before | *fternoon, with her two children, she aay otaee , 7. 50 , ~ad tnree men came along where the| he wae subdued. MoDonalé telephoned /*ttended the children's Raster services 7 \ Bleecker siceet. ‘They all wore| ‘° Tart Towen ane Goa tubes Une wendice | ‘the CAIIP Seasbad fue tha’ ally: snoetiy . i (Heir Easter clothes and appeared to) sive’ cae after § o'clock. When they reached the 50 Hand Wrought Lace Bedsets .bave oven coletrating EN Koro’ hin . station Mra, Harriman complained of All new styles, full and single sizes, filet, $ ssilieiniaaniians 5 wacann eAvieed them sot to make Chet: Alen, Mhateeiian Sine fooling dlsay and mee anvsied abpard Cluny and embroidered lace squares and. | 13.500 aud one of the men was arrested, PHILADELPHIA, April & —CePt.| tainted and remained unconscious When motifs artistically assembled on fine per Set. Mecann had just turned to take nie|Alexander Blakeman, aged seventy-two, | ih, train reached the Grand Conny i grtecner Police station when one|® veteran of the United States Navy | gresn ine winesy ne, Grand Central etamine. ‘alues up to $50.00 . ‘slash at his{@04 & member of the New York Bar,| ninistecine to Meo th hed been ad- | WN Large cake, price 25 cents : from behind the | dled yesterday while visiting his 0M, | train naa ner taken reeeman on the AT ALL DRUGGISTS * & HB . He has deen tll sroepital ‘en to the Emergency For freevample, write 19 the Bmer- sss i? > ° i fer some time. During President Cleve- in the station, and from there Laboratories, °° W. 36th road: 5000 Yards Swiss ie ome Dut gout une | anes " oe 8 | the hotel, lance conveyed her to Madd ede . ctv 1 wRRUOKLYS ; Value 22c per yard q5¢ 1 UD-/eonsul in Japan. He wae regarded ap . 5 ; A MPEUEAAs tae aver bebsne ey ecereds ices edmiralty ptectice. Dr. Raymond B. Hoobler, the heal joer, Gat a Flin Avenue 3000 Yards Scrim & Maaras = OMourke, across the street, took up the in Mount Vernon, N. ¥. - Plain and colored; 20C bs Values 30c to 40c per yard re ‘ B. Altman & Cn.’ Special for Tuesday D é Hororton 200 pig till Sirona. Rugs WILL HOLD THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL ALES eposit | Weekly Weekly || sist You ihee; tote @ trots TOMORROW (TUESDAY) : On This Week's Specials Up to $55 Worth) ; — xs AN 3 A Few Specials “Old Fashioned” Rag Carpet, yard, oe ° +490 69¢ 3-Piece abdgany finish frames, strongly ee oe a be Taj S eh te og tind spare and neatly carved. vel, er yard, ood He PON ies jus! avonneries, per y: wee + Bl. . Hes re in. i p cushions, either red or SWinon Velvets, per yard...... $1.49 jis) Pieceiliveg Iron, Brass and green. Exceptional value—you would eds of description. $ 19.50 think it cheap at $30 or $32 FNetY ind of foor <overing in Wooden bedding, made In our ow endless variety and no charge for Turkish Rocker, ($15 to $30 Worth) ($30 to $50 Worth) Reduced from $17.00, $19.50 and $21.50 Italian Siik Slumber Robes At Half Former Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.35 8 $2.75 Values $1.00, $2.00, $2.75 and $5.50. Fine California Wool Blankets 300 Pairs—Medium Weight. At % Less Than Regular Prices ‘ $4.90, $6.00 & $7.25 | Regularly $7.50, $9.00 and $10.75 per pair. oad Silkoline, Covered Comfortables Regular $2.75 quality, at $1.75 MEN'S AND. WOMEN'S SILK UNBRELLAS OF TWILLED SILK, WITH NATURAL AND MISSION WOOD HANDLES, usuaL prices $3.00 & 3.50 at $2.00 OF TAFFETA SILK WITH NOVELTY HANDLES usual price $5.00 at $2.85. Well worth $4. Very neat In de- ‘, sign and very strongly made. Same 1.15 white enamel as used on the best PARASOLS IN THE NEW SHAPES AND COLORS FOR SUMMER. measuring, sewing, lining or laying. factory. $17.75 $18.25 Fine Golden Oak Golden Oak or Sideboard, Strongly || Maple Dresser, made and well fin- inches Rr TEN THOUSAND YARDS OF RIBBON ‘ at 2%c. PER YARD Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases Luxurious platform O ; & rocker, covered. In CHE) E> ished. 40 haped mirror 22X28; . } Be Gases eat, Rote ride by 22 ocho OE gg ior trawers are aval At Reduced Prices > . CONSISTING OF SATIN TAFFETA: AND MOIRE wg Mg te, Be ‘ontrwell meal throughout. eH Stes GIST $5.25 21x17x39 inches, holds 40 Ibs. Ice; heavy galvanized lin- ing; brass hardware. Built of selected] Everything fas the dining-room in infinite variety. Bs _ RIBBON, 6% INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS, SUITABLE FOR MILLINERY PUR- POSES, SASHES AND CHILDREN’S WEAR the ruffled edges. Built for solid com- fort and long wear. ee ‘A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF RIBBONS IN THE LATEST SPRING COLORINGS IS IN STOCK. TABLE DECORATIONS, WN: \ mm By I i CORSAGE BOUQUETS AND HAIR ORNAMENTS MADE TO Ny heed SJ hardwood, well fin- > SPECIAL ORDER. ished. Perfect cir] “ Fol ding culation, jemade Rustic Hickory ia A SALE OF WOMEN’S KNITTED UNDERWEAR for indoors, porch and lawn. Tronin le, 9 jan 9 Tab 6 c Very comfortable, strongly pe together, and prac- S$ feet long; very’ convenient and tically indestructible and weatherproof. Many styles strongly made, of this and all sorts of Spring and Summer furniture AT THE FOLLOWING VERY LOW PRICES; aie 44,65 Cenive Table Sey “Prime Ename'” a | we er oak or mas A il) o ‘ ; ori ‘ IMPORTED RIBBED VESTS . . 45c, & 606. Clock, OF id found tp.’ try Tao yor Teg) Cstablishe S0 years “he PS) ) Be | IMPORTED RIBBED LISLE THREAD UNION SUITS $ $25 aicst thaish, Water fet a malt, . Ss 25c = B QZ. : if ei - bury works and clear lasicCabine: ¢ : jlarm, Mahogany {I nish. IS- Mf A F x RIBBED UNION SUITS rn . A » 50c. we ese A he Hose om Peat va @ wy Ti Of Ci t Z ce kinds up to @500, made and nicely finished throughout. COMPLETE LINES OF KNITTED UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN, MISSES AND CHILDREN ARE READY IN SPRING AND SUMMER WEIGHTS, ESPECIAL ATTENTION BEING DIRECTED TO THE BETALPH UNDERWEAR, SOLD ONLY BY B. ALTMAN & CO, ‘SHE DEIMEL LINEN MESH UNDERWEAR IS ALSO IN STOCK. STALIAN SILK VESTS, SPENCERS, COMBINATION SUITS AND BLOOMERS, KNITTED WOOL SLEEPING VESTS, ETC, ALL AT MODERATE PRICES. ALSO SHETLAND WOOL REVERSIBLE SWEATERS. Harlem Store Fur Storage ENTIRE COST TWO PER CENT INCLUDING INSURANCE Telephone 5900 Main) ‘Downtown Store 3rd Ave. Prices Mar¥ed in Plain Figures Park Row on ebery article in ebery depart- & ment, Fall value in the goods, and & (2ist St. [feta "| Chatham Sq. Cowperthwait &- Sons FURS, RUGS, PORTIERES AND CURTAINS RECEIVED FOR STORAGE. a grrr » SUNDAY WORLD WANTS: WORK MONDAY WONDERS,