The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1913, Page 9

T MASHER THREATENS TO-SHOOT MAN WHO PROTECTS VICTIM Crowd Chases Gay Lothario Down Subway Steps, Where He Is Captured. An agle young man came down the stairs atthe high station of the eubway at Broatway @hree stop at a time early to-day. Be- tind him was @ second man, tooting & police Wilstle frantically. Bringing w the rear was a hand some yount womas, willowy of figure, @Atired in 1 flowing gray robe and a Manhattan street ) ! | i | | . _-— gray hat frm which stuck out in the Wear « long, gray plume. ‘Up the atdrs to meet them, in re- to th police whistle, came a crowd headed by Policeman Toomey, ‘whose post ts underneath the station. “E am Miss Alelaide O'Brien,” said the ‘woman of the gray robe, gray gray rather. “I got on the ‘the Ote Hundred and Hignty- Ke being 1 my way it No, 600 West One Hun- "Tweatt-fourts treet. At Hundred and Sixty-eighth street EZSYE i man got had herdly t&en his sat before e began to stare xt me,” continued . “I ted to ignore him, his glances were w annoylag I got went into the car ahed. ~ Then I reperted him to |, Who told the mn he mist be- ‘When I left the traimat Maniattan | etreet the man followed, tooted the police whist “Lam Robert Hill of avenue,” said he “Wh. ness or I would call an of e@tarted downstairs when turned around and pointed @ fstol ying he would ‘give that to ne’ | @ I didn’t quit butting in. Then | ble | My police whistle and he threw awy ‘the gun and started to run. The youry | tady and I followed.” By this time the revolver had teer, found. Tt was of medium calibre andj fully loaded. Policeman Toomey tok Lagasse of it parley under the station wai eaitenty interrupted by @ young who was told by Policeman Moberlin to maintain @ more decorous deport ment and refrain from intruding w! he was not concerned. At young man put up his fists in attitude and told the policeman half a mind to punch his head. Hoberlin gathered in the obstreperous ene and took him to the West One Hun- @red and Twenty-ffth street station, ‘Where be said he was Charlies Butler, twenty years old, of No. 527 West One | Hundred and Twenty-fitth street. ‘The gir! yer said he was Wil Smith, twenty-seven years old, a sales: | man, living in Cleyeland, O. A charge of violating the Sullivan law was piaced against him, and he was held for ar- | raignment in the Harlem Police ‘When Smith was arraigned the accu-| eation made againet him by Miss O'Brien was not pressed, but he was held in $2,000 bat! for the action of the | Grand Jury for the offense of carrying | & pistol. Butler was fined $10. for disorderly conduct, ——— es O'GORMAN’S TOP HAT SHINES IN CONGRESS | ay Gitk Tile of the Senator Only Outward Sign That New Session Has Begun. (pect! to The Krening World.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 32—The only tward evidence of a new session of iMte Senate beginning this week was the appearance of Senator O'Gorman of New York in a new top hat. The old seesion merged without interruption Into the new, but the Senator from New York celebrated she transition in fitting atyle. ‘The top hat, once the indispensable part of a statesman's attire, has been almost entirely disregarnied by Sena- tore and Congressmen in Washington. But Senator O'Gorman clings stead- fastly to the tull silk tile. He only member of Congress who ually wears one, and so manifest is affection for it that the subject is ething of a quiet joke among hic sues. early morning to late at night the Senator is never far from his beloved top hat. There 1» question whether he puts it on immediately on arising and weara ft for breakfast. No inatter what the weather, the Senator defies rain, snow and wind with his dignified gear. For a while the Senator fram New ‘ork had companion in Vice-President all, who appeared in a rakia ght brim silk hat with taperi but wien hot weather fell on W. ington last summer. he lald it aside for | a straw hat e then tie Vice-Pres- ident has b away from the silk pkey Says cepting on Sundays and 8, But Senator O'Gorman I clings faitifully to his sman's of topper regardless of the day or the o. s Cough Syrup For a hoarse, deep co 4 and ravr, sore chest: DESPONDENT OLD MAN =" esr, WAS ‘TIRED OF LIVING,’ 0 SHOOTS SELF DEAD Goodby to Visiting Daughter, Then Steuler Dies at His Brooklyn Home. ns Henry Steuler, eighty, living at No. where ne hood friend, egmmitted afternoon. silicide thin Stealér had aiwaye refused to live with any Of his three daughters saying Wilhelm and his wife were timed to hin ways and) he liked to be with them. To-day the old man was melan- choly, He had suffered for montis with | the various allments of old age, and only ones in six montha had he been able to leave the house. Most of the time he was confined to his bed, “E don't see why the Lord doesn't take me daughter, Martinberger. t'm Uired of living and I'm ready to 0." Mrs, Martinberger told him that he would be all right soon, but the old man grown-up offerings, WHE alike. in MAIN BUILDIN Welcome to “Toy Town” An Invitation for All “Kiddies” and Their Parents! Consider this a WORLD'S BEST COLLECTION OF TOYS, See The Wonderfully Realistic Elevated Railway The ‘‘Berocious’”’ African Lion The Cage of Monkeys and the thousand and one other delights for infant and BEST OF ALL: A multitude of bargain! urchasin BUYING GIFT: The “‘Alabama’”’ Coon Jigger Re ularly 50c, at.. e's the funniest coon in town. Starts and stops at will leasing pressure from levers, You can regulate the measure of his jig dance. _35¢€ Everybody Is Buying Christmas Presents At THE Big Store NOW ‘MAIN BUILDIN( ANumber of Beautiful by re- reonal invitation to view THE!) which YOU CAN SAVE MONEY FOR YOUR YOUNGSTERS. The Bie and Best Mechanical Train 59 in Town for... Cc A complete set consisting of locomotive, tender, Pullman coach and circular track. Nowhere else in town can you 8o fine a train as this for less than 89c. Solid Gold La Vallleree—diamoi set. Solid Gold La Vallleree—si Feconstructed colored stoa *1.25 to $12.75 Hand- Embroidered” Model Pieces at 75c to *6.95 A most opportune sale in mind the comin; Pl PES, many DERS, OL COLLAR _ BAGS, “Te RACKS, PIN’ CUSHIONS ME TELL os tee shee ie reguiar ices for aan, eatinn Puees, lor, ere 7de » 6.95 | SREENHUT BUILDING——~ Weave Marked Down a Number of HighGrade Velvet and Thestry Brussels. RUGS For Tonorrow’s Selling The cor effects are ex- ceedingly gndsome—the de- signs nove — the selection Se, to- Mrow, at. wide. Regularly in newest 95e grade} sq.yd... Sele coloring. OWS, and phone orders filled. Peas and Keay Yellow Eye festive You will find in this collection a nunier of beautiful embroidered Cy sare suitable for gift jogiading OUCH PILL CENT: 9x12 Seamigs Velvet Rugs Regularly $0... $24.60 $24.50... #080. 2280. 22:80. Inlaid Inoleum 500 Yards; chae sciection of tile effects; convgional designs Grocry Specials The best of pur foods a1 the pe prices obtainable in town. Full weights ad measures guaranteed. Mail and tele- - $19.60 Sale 17,50 $29.1 squirrel end civet cat. Assorted § 4 linings of guaranteed satin; at.. 55 $25 Red Fox Sets—half barrel muff and animal 9.50 Half Barrel Herat’ aceoen Muffs Cat Mutts Ate. ! efieed to le contorted, Finally 4 ys | Rake to be dressed and helped down to front steps After going to the porch for a few Minutes With her he bade her Ko Mre Mactinoerger hetped hin Into the house and kissed him, He grasped the {frame of the bathroom door and we his way | him id c an instan door closed be tater his davKh Wilheim @ the report of They burst into the room and found Steuler on the floor, a bullet wound in the right side of his head. He must have hidden the revolver In (he dathroom and, they suppose, he bought it when he went out for a walk four “|months ago. ir hey sent for Dr. Albert F. Grimths 1M Ocean avenues the family jan, but Dr. Griffiths said the old [re oc stone] And as a Further Inducement And if one. Building. MAIN BUILDING: Jewelry for Gift Li} Geld La Volileres—cameo- ber Solid Ge Solid Gold We a Souls 2. uff Linke—plein and i troochee—stonc-set Pine—good vi Gold Bracetee—engraved. | ~ Rings. CAR KILLS AGED MAN. Women Passen Fourth street station Wyaterin at steht, His hearing rendered dull by old age. Bernardo Dragotta, aged seventy-two, of No. 164 Madison avenue, waa killed (4 Madison avenue car she was making Nis Way across Th 9, pum fare near One Hundred ere s his home. The b was wedged tween the two. ten Better A dozen men lift ear and tho body was then drawn out. but Dr Me- Glade of Harlem Hospital sata was almost instantaneous, So nervous were some of the women deat Bold Geld earl Pine—srone-set lid Gold Scarf Pine—diamond- wath ce Signet Rings. Solid Gold Diamond passengers on the car that they seemed on the verge of hysteria, The body was 6 Do Your Christmas Shopping Early The Big Store, this year, as in past years, places itself on record as being heartily in sympathy with the movement inaugurated for EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING. Assortments are at their very best now and your choice is most attracti.c. This advan- tage is for EVERYBQDY. To Our Charge Customers: All purchases made until Det. 10, inclusive, will be entered on bills rendered Feb. 1, 1914. Mike are not a charge customer already, we will make it easy for you to become Details mry be had on application to our Department of Accounts, Balcony, Main en | *D Take Your Choice of These Artistic Pieces -- Values to $12—at.. Solid Gold Sione-Het Rings, Gert Gold- Plated V ‘anes. “Ceylona” Pearl Neckioces. Geld-Pilled Braceicts. ‘Mone-Set Slipper Nachle Mterling Silver Bracelet Watches 14 Watehes for Men. Gold-Filied Watches for Women. Chuner MAIN BUILDIN urs of Superior Quality We Are Enabled to Quote These Low Prices Only Because of the Unseasonable Weather. Coats, Muffs and Neckpieces are to be found in this collection at , prices that you will find nowhere else in department or “specialty” stores. The-best New York furriers bave contributed to make this sale notable one. Whether you buy for yourself or for gift-giving purposes, you can’t do better than at The Big Store. Please read the details: $39.50 Russian Ponyskin Coats—a beautiful 45-inch cutaway model, with rounded corners and shawl collar; made of selected and hand- somely marked skins and li satin; at $69.50 Ponys! opossum collar and cu' Coney) charming coats are in the test styles; 42 and 45 inches ith self collars, others fur collars of chincrilla, Fur Sets, Muffs Mure —at 50 to $32.50 Civet Scart *24.50 MAIN BUILDING ‘hone Chelsea 4000. NEW 1913 CROP, Green el Pei New Tomatoes Queen SST HER TOMATO RS = - 25e v's ME. 10¢ pts 47c; package. PLUM PUDDING Fresh Cereals £0 Ibs. 10 Ibe. 8 1) Pinbi Now Cornmeal. Best Fanoy juality Fi ar myers NEW SPINACH— iT a5; dss bbe Me len by can... EAM— te ae Flour be 15.85 83, 30 be_4 2c Hy COME BAND SEE ua ROAST COFFEE FEE Tea Specials the best tea values in New York IN TEAS—biended CHILD SAUC! cocktail sa pint ootne GOLD SOAPProcter & box, 100 CANDLES— use; reg. 18¢ Fresh Fruits NEW BALDWIN APPLES or fancy Greening api art basket FLORIDA O1 box, 84.55, 30c dor Fi FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT ripe, luscious fruit; box, $4.28: a-box, #2455 doz : 35¢ sweet and juicy; 1,98; NEW MARROWFAT PEAS--Fountain qual ity, aneet, tender green p 12¢ GREENHUT-SINGEL.C CO Sixth Avenue (0 and 52 inches long; trimmed with skunk } guaranteed linings; $ Fur | $95 Caracul Fashionable furs in plain and uvveity « ing for special mention: $30 Black Fox Fur Sets—- er laa Muffe— $ $24.50 Dyed Skunk Half Barr. half. barrel muff; aninal 24, 50 #18 to 45 Fisch Scarfs to Match #1050. 24.501, $15 to $24 leer Beal (French| “Thibet) Coney) . *12.50..°19.50 $10 to $18 Neesr-Seal (French Coney) Straight and Shaped | $14. 76 We ONE: 50 Civet Cat Scart 50.12.50) Secor to the Fast One Hundred a ‘Get MUSTEROLE Today They fan gladly tell you what rete? i gives from Sore Croup, Stilt Neck, Asthi Pleurisy, Ns ple® and Aches of Neural for Lumbago! | It's an amazingly quick relief. Congestion, Lumbego, And it's #0 easy to use. ¥ is, Frosted Feet. | You just rub MUSTEROLE in froctmontay! Cheat Prevents | briskly, and presto, the At your druggist’s, | pain is gone—a deli- i #5c and Pred 3 and cious, soothing comfort special large horpital comes to take its place. weer 98.38, ania t ccept ul ROLE ls If your druggist cannot supply bin send S5c or 50c to the MUSTER. tard. Use it instead of OLE Company, mustard plaster, Will not blister. land, Ohio, Cleve. Doctors and nurses usc MUSTER. fwe will mail yous ja, OLE and recommend it to their roa, 8 well imows Detrote patients. Hip sincera te tnvaluable in my prac. Compliment GAC Stamps omorrow As many sets as are reasonably r books unfilled will be given. Distril Ladies’ Parlor, MAIN Building. el plimentary stamps good in any one book. MAIN BUILDING Now Medel “Caldval” Sa ew Model “Caldwell” Piano, at . . 185? uired for An Instrument Full Guaran- teed for Practically a Gh Ate! of " 3] A WEEK Service—and Sold on Terme of From East to West there is no bettet piano on the market. Certainly not, at $70 more than the price we ask. We know the “Caldwell” from pedal to case—from sounding board to key. All that we ask is that you bring a musical expert to inspect it and to test it. Abide by his decision. We are not afraid of the result. With Each of Our ‘‘Caldwell’s” You Receive a Revolving Stool and a Piano Cover. and a Piano Cover Free Our New “Caldwell” Player-Piano at . o29 Week Fully Guaranteed—May Be 0 Wet Had on Terms of ‘orth of Music Rolls of Your Own ae re ry cit theo and a Lf es Wiki dl beso TREE fb ienche oh marvel at seewhere ot $306 @ price—the equal of any other otis Ben now shown The mechanism is delightfully easy in operation. It operates the entire scale of 88 notes. Its simplicity hes tons made it the favorite of player- Piano manufacturers, and the bap? pad mechanism in no way prevents the wee te hg instrument by hand in the usual way. A 10-year guarantee goes FREE “DELIVERY renee ee LIMIT OF OT oas DELIVERY. GREENHUT BUILDING Hundreds of Gift Suggestions In FURNITURE Numberlegs erticles of permanent worth sre assembled for the Christmas season in our Greenhut Building. These items are reoresentotive values. model; made of skins that were sel opossum ; guaranteed satin; and Neckwear effects. We select the follow: inches long, inches deep; all woo trimmin, ple, manogany or gol quartered oak; $25 Handsome Rockers—| trated) or Chair to M ‘as illus- atises “aie LTO $8.60 leeland ‘ox (Combed Thibet) Shawl Geurtite? Match— 56. 25 elty and Plain me "$8.75 012.75 MAIN BUILDING Best Winesand Liquors A Few of Our Specials for Wednesday and Thuraday Sir Robert Burnet. & American Whiakies Co.'s London Dry rranted Strictly and Old Tom Gina Ri botties, #8; Grose River Whisky SCHIEDAM et a —atrlct PATEL : ce Reduced from 0c bottle... 7 Wed i . $1.88 sig nor RAMSAY 8 OLD ISLAY educed from ported reta COTCH WHISh' Hooter LBB] ime . arom st 88¢ Freres & Co, France, Regular Sais Ferrand’s 3-Star Cognac Brandy MEDOCG, Old om Direct impo: © Burgundy, Old i i fegular 12 full _ $2.94 J.B.GREENHUT, Pres. OPER © 18*%to 19% Streets in gen- comfort ba AM po rs a 6 ich tin- uine ished [aeelles ors. Tomorrow, “*16.50 $10 Golden Oak Morrie Chaire— velour cushion arms are quar- tered oak; chair can be adjust- ed to 4 posi- tions: | door perlor- fully ornamented; pe Chairs ana Rockers {Omered at Special Prices, Tomorrow + $26.00 | $31.00 Chair. at) $31.00 Rocker $35.00 Rocker tose $23.50 Rocker $31.00 | $33.50 Rocker GREENHUT BUILDING Curtains, Bed Sets, Couch Covers On Sale, Tomorrow, at Special Prices $3.75 MAKIE ANTOINETTE LACE|;RUFFLED NET BED SETS— SUR TAlNe-= $s large Renaissance motif in center 98c Ht si'so TAPESTRY COUCH MAIN BUILDING Rubbers Now's the time to prepare for the slasby, stormy weather, which is on the way. Here in which you can buy fires quality rubbers of guaranteed standard makes at prices that are less than the wholesale figures Siatey, —_—_———_—,, Men's $1 firm Rubbers | Women’s 6e Storm sizes 6 to 11; bero—sinee 214 pair 59! to 8; pair.... 39. Understand clearly, lense, ALL OF THESE UBBi i> ARE IN AB- SOLUTELY PERFECT CON DITION-—new ods. Sure to jive jasting, satisfactory ser- vice. A Veritable “Storm’’ of Bargains in