The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1912, Page 16

GUNMAN SCREENS SHOOTER IN VOW THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, ‘BOILER ON STRIKE | BURSTS PIPE AND ~ BUSY TAX LOCK KEEPS ADDING $ $ 272 DRMKLN SLEUTS 1912. Brookly, bore fruit the recovery of 489 raincoats t $2,000 stolen from the Rubber Garment Specialty Company at No. 1013 Myrtle avenue, ‘The detectives alao took ¥ Woman prisoner and Kot hot oof her husband, who Stockton wtrest, to-day in valued SEIZE $2,000 LOOT |The minute he contents of the trunks, but sald they had orders to take them to an address on Bast Sixth street, Manhattan One of the detectives opened a trunk. saw it contained new raincoats he ran up the steps of the house and rang the bel, When a wom: veor out ave veen implicated in the robb Bertin veaunen ghee Pata nak f d r Mra, Moille Kauffman and that hers ROUTS 60 TENANTS ON WRECKED CAR). AFTER LONG WATCH “eis-auie tn) Ra ata e+ rm ts . splinters In egal a sein mantleplece the. photograph ot the | collae and le easier to put oman One, Facing Icy Breeze in | Side of Cab Sliced Off by Lim- | Guard Suspected House Day Sav. ,beeruver: decided “that “uno Kauftinan replind that ne was toad “Little Black Man” Did It, But “This Guy’ll Be Found Dead When I Get Out.” Becuuse Max Ostrowsky “got the ice @itcher"” when he tried to jaunch him i Nightshirt, Gets Policeman | to Shut Off Steam. | vn | i | A man with his nightshirt Mapping | The etrange part of this story 1 tn the fey breese ran up to Poltceman | Eagan at One Hundred and Twenty- eighth street and Eighth avenue early ousine, but Meter Escapes Unharmed. although a taxte b had ite side aliced jor by @ limousine that atraddied a lamp- post ata thirty-mile clp, nobody was \ ing hat} street with the about hia wreck, She geratoh or two and hurried a the police could get her name, FIREMAN DIES AT FIRE. way bef ; up before the house and two men be- ore mn goods could not have gone far because of thelr bulk and they kept a and Night—Arrest Woman | sharp tookout on the house on Stockton sirect behind the plundered store. and Seek Husband. To-day at 6.8 o'clock a dray backed er, The little daughter, Alice, answered When questioned separately that It was woman was arrested. tectives believed, hi back fence when he saw the ship- | Ban loading trunks and cases on tt. |The truckmen denied knowledge of the 1 Tue uaremitting wate Rept by de tectives on a suspected house at No. 48 ment of his plunder intercepted, Armed with his photograph the detectives on the search for him He Shouts Advice ¢ gett as successor on the Kast Bide of [Oday and made tnarticulate noises | hurt lene ed Phil Davidson, Zelie’s murder, the | that were Interpreted to mean “Help | The funn at for houra after | panions at Bayonne Binge, Uttle wolves of gangdom have started | He fot Fagan hetween him and the| it wae ail over ‘and battere? hulke| Whtle holding a ine of wose ata fire! mapping and tearing one another,|¥N@ unt! he had recovered his breath | stood er adowm of Han-|tn the roof of the In nt Polish | Marry Salkin Mes {n Gouverneur Hos-|and finally managed to say that t rok Square, yok on the taxd was, Catholic Church, at Aver and Toast | Wiel, made a helpless paralytic by bul-| apartment house at No. 21 West One | still mercily running up dollars and cents | Twenty street, 1 N. Sw Jet wounds in doth lexs. Ortrowsky had] Hundred ond Twents-ninth street neol-) without @ sign of weariness. te have his countenance stitohed Into in the atroet nad | shape after getting marked by @ knife} wagan found sixty or more tenanis snorning a big Diack LUmousine came | " m a OF more tenants ):nort Y deen shouting advice to other firemen | i. tp ives ant, sas parser HrOvEN 81) oe the big five-story dullding huddled | tearing south through Bt. Nicholas aves | ax to, the Dew way to rec the Mage, new ut Oroug. 7 3 the I It ost of them | | Zindel waa torty-t ara old and B h Ostrowsky and the other gan, ot | ®, the -ad Bellway, mes eine lca, between One Hundred and Twenty: | as aoparently, i th of health len eim store, the Young Sharkey Assdctation crafty | “ith thelr night garments dripping /third and One Hundred and Twenty-| when hie company was ¢ to answer devised t rand inaugural ball to take| "et: The hall was aa vapory as the |{;ourth streets, The chauffeur on the) the alarm, He was marriet and tives! P36] Broadway erred Gecan Maniutten Hall, ‘Nov siz] steam room of a Turkish bath, und | front sem seemed to be having thelat No. i@ West Thirtleth i Grand street, on Nov. 2% They adopted the usual procedure of blackmailing emall merchants and stuse gambiers into the purchase of tickets, STARTED FOR VENGEANCE AND GOT IT, PLENTIFULLY. Somebody who possibly disputed Os- trawaky's claim to leadership of the gunfighters vegan a backfire which smashed the bali as ilat as @ frosted tomato. Max Ostrowsky thought he knew who had “put the crimp" in his echeme, and yesterday he etaried out for IIE dis ‘is Sais sions uch iV gee tae Site BAR ewe Gift Buyers: Be Sure to Attend This Le eg ot sets it Manianet con ater ane tose ll Remarkable Saie of a Prominent Importer’s Stock Lewia street, and Hacry Seikin of No. % South Fifth stroot, Willlamsburs, wes from the dance and etarted to “work on them,” aa the east side phrase succinetly put it. @omething miscarried, however, and in five minutes Oatrowsky wae prostrate traight across his} Considerable damage was done by | A . . pad te Wa road Gea te Goavernet water from the leaking pipes, as ed Hand drawn work that is wonderfully executed; embroidered work of rare beauty in those Hospital, where surgeons atitched bis ]as by the steam. As near aa the po-|I} elaborate and artistic effects that are so striking an ornament to the home—all are fine PURE face together, then to Clinton etree |iiceman could Axure tt out, the set /1T LINENS —all at about HALF PRICES! What a treat for the Christmas shoppers! station to be locked up. Late last night Ostrowsky was baile’ out on a $60 bond. Ho straightway went to his home, No. % Orchard street, hung @ revolver on his belt and went back to che dance at Grand Manhattan Hall. Once more the Ostrowaky orbit @wung tangent to those of Shapiro anu @alkin. A pearl button was snipped of the ¢ront af Shapiro's gaudy shrit by one bullet and two more found lodg- ment in Galkin's lege, “LITTLE BLACK MAN” SHOT, @AVYG WOUNDED GANGSTER. By the legerdermain of the underworld everybody but the wounded @alkin had faded from sight when the police ar- oma RED jepese) Was Almost Halj Regular Prices entre pieces, pillow shams, tea and lunch- ; (j 5 So Nore and detectives. began te Foolam gets to work as soon os applied. : li ae ery shillin hand-drawn work Simple lot 265 pieces of hemstitched and the home of Ostrowsky and from bed | Its h roperties exert thenuelves []] COD, COUR: ny If thei i KT hand-drawn work Tea Cloths, worked on pure they Gragged him to be stood before the | inremittit Pe until its task is done. centres~less than half their bad pares) Irish linen; handsome spider web and Mexican Fed Balkin lay, permanently crip- all skin besees, Teslutiog mae, Sizes rons 17x17 vo bai eait inch round. open work effect. tetter, psor iles, skin-scale, sa Pes eac! each. a . A earn tit Zou wake op to ok St Irheum, ‘barbers! cna ‘sil other ferns iy ie Hae oe each, to $6.00 exc Siz ASKS and 54x54 inch Fe eanin snarled when | fitch are quickly eradicated by Poslam. bee ki u : Price.......$1.98, $2.75 and $3.75 each Sarees, t thie man shout yout” he was| Minor troubles, such ua pimples, red PURE LINEN NAPKINS Values ......83.. $4.75 and $6.00 each ind inflamed noses, rashes, dandruff, Four great values in pure linen fine ee fot a i) “A Uttle Bieck man came out of the and shot me," sneered Salkin, true to the code of the underworld. “But, take it from me, thie guy'll be found deed somewhere when I get out of the sick house." Bo Ostrowsky was locked up anyway } &. z= arraigned later in Essex Market FORTUNE IN GEMS STOLEN IN CHICAGO FROM NEW YORKER Diamond Importer Is Held Up and Robbed of $27,500 Worth by Negroes, ‘The office of Joseph Merochnick, « 4 first aid treatment | there weemed to be plenty tnore where the ateam was coming from. From what the — police cout} gather, the house b to heat up sul a soon after midnight. The steam 4 through the pipes and awoke of the tenants, Suddenly there, Was an explosion that #hook the hous». | A steam pipe in the bathroom of a| fourth floor apartment had burst ana| broken some of the water pipes. Bteam | quickly began to fill the house. The notee and the clouds of vapor causo! many to belleve there was a fire, man. | Eagan hurried to the busement, whieh was almost filled with hot steam. He threw ron the furnace fires until they were out and the tenants were) goon able to return to thelr quarters. | feeding botier iad gone on a strike and | talted to “ The result was the sudden rise in pressure until the pipes burst. SKIN DISTRESS QUICKLY ENDED BY POSLAM omplexion blemishes, et respond so vendily that overnight treatment is often sufficient. ‘The daily use of POSLAM SOAP, an bsolutely pure soap medicated with is of inestimable benefit to all subject to eruptional thes tender skin; never for baby's bath; best mpoo for dandruff All druggists sell Pos am (price, cents) and P 50 A few minutes after 2 o'clock this | We Give and Redeem Surety Stamp Coupon () NFILL-ADAMS Co, Sixth Avenue, 20th, 21:t and 22d Streets Beautiful Fancy Linens Purchased and Selling at About Half Values ‘ Hand-drawn work and heavily he Scarfs, Pillow Shams and Tea Cloths. curts, size 18x36, Scarfs, size 18x45, ' $1.25 to $1.75 | $1.75 to $2.25 Shams, size 30x30, $1.50 to $2.25 each. | Scarfs, size 18x54, $2.00 to $3.00 Tea Cloths, size 86x36, $2.60 to $2.50 each, fire: uel Beautifully Embroidered Scarfs, Shams and Tea Cloths—Absolutely Pure Linen ‘embroidered Dresser, Butiet and Wash Stand Open today Our | Scarfs, size 18x72, $2.25 to $3.25 2,000 PIECES OF RENAISSANCE LACE damask breakfast and dinner napkins, specially reduced on account of no cloth to match. Sizes 20x20 @2x@2 24x24 26x26 Prices $1.89 $2.19 $3.29 $4.49 doz. Values 82.50 $8.00 $4.25 85.50 doz, O'Ne Very Special Holiday Sale of Lamps and Domes Candle Sticks and Lights ecially reduced prices on lines particularly suitable suitable} very exceptional Christmas opportune in O'Neill omplete Lamp anc ale of vital interest at tnis time, i LOLTO partinent— tiful art glas To hint at { the values: domes and ceiling fixtures, handsome all kinds, and all the supplies and accessories that go with them. | Electric Table | Lamps Very Special PURE IRISH LINEN TEA CLOTHS. - PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS run cloths, Ex Si 1 Lighting De-| neluding beau- mps of || d, also hemstitched, pattern table []/ ent wearing quality. 76; hemined, 61x78; hemstitched, $1.98; value $2.75 each Main Store—Second Voor. $1.49; value $2.00 each A Collection of Brilliant Pieces of Cut Glass at $2.98 $3.98 to $4.98 Are the Usual Prices Just unpacked, new designs, glit- If; a Suffragette sasscs you. | Don’t answer back. —. Gently light a Nebo. The gloriously good Cigarette. Watch her eyes grow dreamy. 3 M@amond ‘mporter, of Nos 7l and 73 Many styles to choose from. fering ane Veaiitials Caton heery Maseau street, to-day learned of a mur: Every ks fitted comp'ete || Gee ihateltsct ie ascent belllike Pe y lamp fitted comp'ete || ring thattells of finequality. Cel erous aesault upon Meroohnick in Chi-}| SOlid 14-Karat 98 with shade and G-ft. cord,|| Trays, 8 and 9 incha Salad Bowls, 6 Si Sk ee Merecics on 98 | shade and ireland anh Salad Bowl ear her sig wis robbed, he told the police, of unset dia- | Sockey 6h plug: ports, ete. Reg 8 to tone worth #7500 and cash amounting 0 $0.00 value for.*3, 98 84,08; to-morrow. ...... 2.98 phy " Cut Glaos Relish Dishes, The roDvery Wok place in Mlchiran #12.00 value for....95.75 |] compartments, handrome cuttinge were a man.” boulevard, the principal thoroughfare 812.05 value for....$7,50 || Value 04.50; special at 93.80. f eomnecting the north and south aides of . | was walking. Merochnick told the pu- Eadie ar ee orale atRien to wake Imported Brass Oil Lamps, all || (7 Mee the robbers were negroes, who beat| jou {yt ing the Holidays, Pes complete i him over the head with a club and te a piesetatoment - SS Special Sale of Og later slashed him when he showed fight. | #\ runt a Candlesticks eamless Bruss t When he was sutdued ono of his ae-| ft ther Inverted Gas Lights Brass Candlesticks — complete cis | sailants pinioned him to the side of a A andle; nearby building, while the Inverted Lights, in a large mi Sa 89c ' through his clothes. Then th . | Chicago, near the Iilinols Central Rail- read station, toward which Merochnick The diamonds and money were LADIES’ W WATCHES | Wa gw dork but Vasil assortment of imported shades, Candle Sh complete with goose-peck bum- | Ment-—values up $6.00 Lamps at $3.98 to O'Neill Hh e mieteralshing Bldg. tm large loather wallets. A valuabl Than att p : } G@iamond scart pin, which the New tag hinges diviennde WW er, mantle and shade, all ready | *Pecitl ...... 5 We | A large and complete assortment | IH r i plainly marked. | A of patterns and sizes of seamless SCE al to, Weht up, rerular ru SPM $7.50 | Hates Triage! ia é 4 e2terse, Hates, whom Meroohnick. we-| FINE GOLD WATCHES ||} price, $1.50: special... 59c |:Value 12.50 SF) tots ‘dvsigns. Special low prices | |]! | Behan wade monty ‘tio Wer Another lot of Inverted Preval soeciat at i often carrying = nonds than he | Lights, all complete; regular ve AGS | TT py had with him when robbed last night, price 75¢3 special + 5.00 | i He sald he understood Merochnick dd ian 45c » 7.50 not carry insurance on his Jewels. saan alaaialga tes ‘97s | |}! t —_——S— $9 Inverted Lights, assorted; + 12,95 a | CONSUL PLANTEN DEAD. regular pice, $96; 1830 | ||| a A Prescanye: | i of your an a” sss +4 aaatiat's ones manera. kare wae © them far wow Incandescent Special Values in New | af seven, died yesterday at his hone, Nu.| CHARLES A. KEENE Ligaten-all £00 Linoleums 1 4 Forty-four Eighth avenue, Brooklyn, Dinmonda, Watches, Jewelry, ae special 7. He and his family had been sottled at 180 Broadway New York : Figured Linoleums, at 49¢ and | |}, + ia this port since 186. They made a for- Oren t 23c Soe asq. yd | j i tne in capsules, He was born at Am- a ala V1. inoteutns, at 89¢, 98¢ and in each pack: a sterdam, = = Are yee ; I Ad a sq. yi a Queen Wiihemina conferred on hi “ ” 4 nber or greens with heay All are guaranteed perfect ii a i | the Order of the Netherlands Lion on "FREAD 18 & RAPPEDAND: 8 nets alk ready i) hang in gourd] every detail Papeete CENTS the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ap-| This is the inviting title of the great a o Bash, room; regular stock price Cut from the roll to 5 pe “ seamen?” somusrag cf esa | TaN te larlueess at ne gat: | ec Heh Yori paella || yout 8% | HH] Mr. Retailer :—Please cut me out ar: 1"stick” me i leaves two sons and a daughter, all res-| Hall, the words and ion hristmas Sale 7.50 || ° j ood. —! Mente of thie city. ‘They ‘are. It ss | will’ be featured, in, the, Magazine of elll’o Homefarmiahings Store—tiase ment, |]_O'Nein atain sto . in your window. I wil] do you good.—NEBO, inten, E. Rutger J, Planten and Mre. rete aye Wwe : W. D. Gaitara. Sereotmet, Coser nest anders Were "Neill-Adams Co., Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street, New: ork City ; 4 , ae i PE Nay eae teo sagen tenn wit OF -