The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1914, Page 6

mae te "| parecer eeeres TOHS DEATH |LAST OF KIDNAPPERS PTW AL HOLONG NOTE. OFTHE GUMINA Bo i a] 4 tsland Man Facing Sen- fence in Buffalo Could Noi “{j Stand Disgrace of Arrest. BUFFALO, N. Y., July 2-4. R fiemidt, forty-two years old, of Hunt- _ fagten, L. 1, who had been in Erie ny jail since July 16 on the 7 of defrauding 2 loc’! hotel, ebamnitted suicide to-day by diving Strom the third gallery to the first fier. His skull was crushed and he / ied instantly. A aete was found in Schmidt's | dienebed fist declaring that he was in- mecent of any crime and could not five @egrace of arrest. He was @emtenced to-day. RECKLES Wow Is the Time to Get Rid of Those ri Ugty Spots. no | the slightest need ashamed of your freckles, as ble strength “teed to remove these homely ‘en ounce of othine—double apply ad you worst ir, while rely. to ask for this is sold under guarantee yy back if it fails to remove Filled Watch JEURNG INNOCENCE} FACES S0-YEAR TERM Convicted in Quick Time and Countrymen Are Loud in Lamentations, Forty minutes was all the time a jury needed to-day to determine the guilt of Benedetto Randozao of No, with participation in the kidnapping of five-year-old Giusepp! Giumina on April 26. Seasions, remanded him to the Tombs until Friday for sentence. It is likely he will receive severe punishment. Under the new law he may get ae much as fifty years. Randozzo is the fourth In a gang of five kidnappers prosecuted by Asnist- ant {Datrict-Attorney Weller for the Giumina case, and is said to have been a leader in thé gang which stole Francesco Longo and Giuseppi Di Fiort. When the Giumina boy was stolen he ‘was taken to No. 336 East Sixty-third street and kept there twenty-one daya, Threats were sent to the boy's father that unless $5,000 was paid he would be sent home “by parcel post.” Later, Randozzo, who lived next door to Giumina offered to have the amount cut to $150. Ono of the gang turned State's evi- dence and the other three were sent to prison for long terms, ere Was a great crowd of Italians fn the corridor of the Criminal Courts Building to-day when the jury brought fn the verdict against Randorso and fen cries and lamentations were #0 nolsy that the court officers and the police had to hustle the people out of the building. PULMOTOR FAILS TO SAVE DROWNED MAN er 307 East Seventy-first street, charged | Judge Malone of General | New York Manufacturer Loses His| ployees. plo; about $50,000 in premiums on bonds,| to take up HEROIN TAKER PLEADS TO BE KEPT FROM DRUG Sent to Blackwell's Instead of Jail on Request to Be Out of Temptation. A heroin taker who was convicted to-day before the Judges of Special Sessions in Brooklyn pleaded with them not to send him to Raymond Street Jail, as he feared that there! he would be able to get more of the drug and be wanted to break away from it “I do not mean to reflect upon the prison officials,” he said, “but I feel that if I go there some of my friends | wil be able to get the drug to me) somehow and I know I'll yield if once | I get my hands on it.” The pleader was Frederick Volnus, thirty years old, of No. 196 South Sixth street, Brooklyn, The court| yielded and sent him to Blackwell's Island for six months. Volnus waa arrested at No. 104 Ten) Eyck street with Henry Becker fol- lowing complaints of parents that some men were selling drugs to their! small boys. Volnus and Becker were| arrested while they were under the influence of the drug. Becker's case was adjourned till Aug. 5. en WANTS CITY TO BOND ITS OWN EMPLOYEES Prendergast Suggests Plan to Save New York $50,000 a Year. Comptroller Prendergast will aub- mit a plan to the Board of Estimate to-morrow whereby the city will go into the bonding business, so far as the employees of the city and county are concerned. The Comptroller points out that the city can save $50,000 a year, In bia recqmmendation the Comp- troller refers’ to the premiums upon surety bonds of city employees, which are now paid for by the city instead of individually by the various em- and since the losnes paid by the ligible th surety pig pr ag are negligible the bey furthe money is a to the city. The suggestion is made that the The city is now paying ye. Ora Chi oe THE EVENING WORLD, WEDN HARRY HAMMERSTEIN DEAD IN NEW LONDON Third Son of Oscar to Die Within! Five Months Was Planning | for Health in Camp. Harry Hammerstein, the eldest son of Oscar Hammerstein, the operatic impresario, died last night in the Law- rence Hospital, New London, Conn., of diabetes. He had been falling for more than @ year, and it had been known for months that he had not long to live. Mr. Hammerstein was a lieutenant | in the Ninth Regiment, the New York National Guard, and on Satur- day he went to Fisher's Island with other members of the regiment to prepare for its encampment there. He ped that the camp life would heiy; him, but instead he was «0 exhausted Monday that he collapsed and yes- terday word of hia condition was sent) to his family here, Mis brother Arthur hastened to the Island and removed him to the! hospital in New London, but his con-{ dition was so critical that the doc- | tors said he could not survive the night. Arthur returned to New York at night because of business duties | and a telephone message informed him and his father last night of Harry's death. Harry Hammerstein was the third) of the house of Hammerstein to die within five months. The body of Hammerstein was sent here from New London to-day. The) regimental officers, band and a com- pany of guardsmen In service uni-| form formed a guard of honor to the train. The band played “Lead, Kind- ly Light” as the casket, draped in the American flag and bearing the ot officer's cap, was carried to u Union Station. ——— TO HEAR T. R. ON COLOMBIA. But Provably Not Before Next Ses-| ston of Congress. | WASHINGTON, July 29.—The Senate | Foreign Relations Committee to-day de- elded to inform Col. Roosevelt, in re- sponse to his request for a hearing in opposition to the treaty to pay Colom- bia $: for the partition of Pan: al he would be heard when. ev t the committee determined to tak up the convention. Senators said, how- ever, that it was not probable that any further consideration of the treaty would be held at this session of Con- a “I shall write Col. Roosevelt a letter Wd Chairman Stone, “telling committee should decid Colombian treaty at this | 1 communicate with that we will be glad! the th wo ear hi 2 aad igs EET EMER A KILLED BY FOUL AIR =f IN-A TANK ABOARD SHIP Four Who Went to Rescue Him Were Themselves Rescued | |j!/ While Unconscious. | Foul air ina tank compartment In| ! the after peak of the Italian steamer San Gugliemo, from which the water | had been exhausted, caused the death of Polese Andrea, second boatewain, | and rendered unconscious for more| than an hour four men who attempt- | od to rescue him. The vessel reached | here to-day from Naples. ‘The boatswatn opened the compart- ment, lowered a light to test the alr! and found it foul. He waited fifteen | tMinutes ana then entered the com- partment. When he failed to leave tt! after a short time four men, working near, noticed that he did not return, | pumps exhausted the foul air, deck hands rescued the four men with i and one after the other went Into the boat hooks. 7 | | i compartment to rescue him. All were overcome. While the engines and —= = | Gives Quick Hame Cure For Corns, Callouses And All Sore Feet} | | Millions of ture from sor i to feet in fine con. ‘only by Medical a ‘Ohio.—Advt, eo prepai yton, Greatest Known Foot Remedy Cal-o-cide Bamsaie Rint Peel Berens Feet: tom, Formule 42nd and F3rd Streets, Wes: To-morrow and Friday, will be ready the m nounced in the Midsummer Clearance Sale of Men’s Furnishings Conveniently arranged on Special Counters n as follows: $7.50 and $8.50 Silk Crepe Shirts, at $4.85 each . Best quality; handsomely made; in soft Soft finish, with French cuffs, or laundered, with stiff cuffs, H $2.00 Pajamas, at $ $1.50 and $2.00 Negligee Shirts, at 85c each Made of fine mergerized madras; low cut neck. $1.00 and $1.50 Silk Scarfs at 65c each — Of fine Imported silks and 50c Washable Four-in-Hands at 25c each li Of smart washable fabrics, with Men’s Straw Hats Formerly $3.00 to Men’s Underwear Sleeveless Shirts and Knee Drawers, of cross- bar nainsook or check madras; Hose, regularly 50ceach, . at 35¢ Sleeveless Shirts and Knee Drawers, of fancy silk striped cotton madras; regularly $1.00 each, at 75c Sleeveless Shirts and Knee Drawers, all silk or silk and linen; regularly $1.50 and 2.00 each, . at $1.00 Athietic Combination Suits of check madras; regularly $1.00 a syit, at 65e ‘Stern A clean up of our entire stock of present season models: $5 to $8 Panama Hats, at $3.50 $15 Panama Hats, at $5.00 Fine Imported Black Lisle Thread Half Pure Silk Half Hose, full fashioned in black | and colors, with serviceable lisle soles, heels and toes, Men’s Bathing Suits, $1.95 tof Ath Avenue. nost radical reductions yet an- ear the Sixth Avenue Entrance, finish, with French cuffs, fy 1.10 a suit | fancy crepes. q embroidered. figures. at $1.65 3.50 Men’s Socks special at 18¢ a pair with double soles, heels and toes, special at 37¢ a pair Of pure worsted, in two-piece. | Regularly $2.50 city follow the’ example of the big corporations, who do their own bond- ing business. k To-morrow, additional reductions in this Midsummer Clearance of Men’s and Young Men’s Clothing’ THE price changes affect our entire Third Floor stocks of Men’s and Young Men’s Sack Suits, now priced as follows: Men’s and Young Men’s $30 to 37.50 Suits at $19.50 Men’s and Young Men’s $22 to28.00 Suits at $15.00 Young Men’s$15.00, 18.00 and 20.00 Suits at $10.00 Included are all our plain blues and blacks, as well as the fancy suitings. Coats are one-quarter, one-half or full lined, most of the better grades being lined with silk; sizes for $2 to 46 inch chest measure; in regular, stout, short or long proportions. Palm Beach Suits, special at $6.75 With Norfolk or Plain Sack Coats, in sizes 33 to 50 inch chest measure. Men’s High Grade Mohair Suits, now $12.75 $5.00 and 6.00 Flannel or Serge Trousers at $3.75 Plain white or striped flannel, or striped serge. $4.00 and $5.00 Gray Flannel Trousers at $3.00 $45 Wardrobe Trunks, $29.75 HE picture illustrates the convenient arrangement of these excellent Trunks which are reduced on the Fourth Floor, ‘To-morrow. ———_—_———— WAKEFIELO TRIAL CLOSING. Murder Case May Be Given te the Jury by Night. NEW HAVEN, July 29.—The trial of Mrs. Bessie J, Wakefield for the murder, of her husband, entered its final stages in the Superior Court here to-day,.with the summing up of counsel. It was ex- ted that the it would be Sompleted arly in the atternoon and that before journment the case might be in the hands of the jury. ee STEPHENSON TO RETIRE. noes He Will Not ‘B. Altman & Ca. An offering of unusual interest in the Novelty Jewelry Department for toemorrow (Thursday) will comprise the following desired articles, marked at one-half the regular prices: fo he wag hurried to the United States Volunteer Life Saving Corps Senator Ann MARINETTE, Wis, July States Isaac henson announced to- day that he would not be a candidate for re-election. His decision has been eagerly awaited in Wisconsin, where a hot campaign for the office in already “waged. The Senator, who is old, said that he was eight yeara of service, Women’s White Kid Belts, fashionably wide, : finely finished at $1.50 Graduated Pearl-Necklaces, 16 inches long, with cluster clasp of rhinestones and pearls, at $2.75 Silk Wrist Bags of white moire or black or fancy silk; fitted with purse and mirror, at $2.50 . ° . . » eae ye \omeene” and “10 Years” & the noted rench surgeo! of Medicine, died to-day sixty-seven. we street station, ing the Kahn is charged with arresting a man . e ° . . . ° ese Once ina while a special sale will stand out wit ove ni special sale will stand out with the immense dis saitls Neteocn ter clue hte ae. een vertised Griicles und quoted aries. — i HERE IS SUCH A SALE! have prepared for to-morrow (Thursday) and Friday A Special Sale of Men’s Negiigee Shirts at prices one-third to one-half less than usually asked for merchandise of similar qualities. Men's Negligee Shirts of imported striped Habutai silk at $2.45 Men’s Negligee Shirts of superior quality silkeand-cotton mixtures, showing Russian " cords and Jacquard designs on light or dark ground . at $2.35 Men’s Negligee Shirts of , silkeandecotton mixtures, with soft cuffs at $1.65 Men’s Negligee Shirts of fine mercerized materials, with soft cuffs at $1.20 Stoutly built three-ply veneer box, covered with black canvas, bound and banded with vulcan- ized fibre} reinforced with malleable iron corners and clamps finished in brass. Clothing compart- ment holds 15 to 20 garments; straps for umbrellas, special shoe carrier, spring compressor board to hold clothing firmly in place; convenient drawer arrangement and hat compartment, special door to keep out the dust. These trunks are here also in the Steamer Size, at the same price: $29.75; formerly $45.00. 45 West 34th Street Guciiiz'itiw) Close Out Thursday & Friday, Prior to Extensive Alterations to Their Store, ' 525 FINE DRESSES ‘ 6.75 9.75 Formerly to $24.50 Formerly to $34.50 Newsummer dresses taken from regular stock, Basque and Russian tunic models, in a great variety of plain and fancy fabrics. } 5.00 } 8.75 EONS aaa patie ? Advance Announcement Is Made of the Annual August Furniture Sale | WHICH begins on Monday, August 3rd, continuing throughout the month, | | Will when will be placed on sale our entire stock of Furniture and 4 at reductions of 10 to 50% from our usual moderate prices. As a convenience to our customers selections may be made any day this week at sale prices, Purchases will be held for future delivery if so desired. | ee . . . . ° . BY DECISION OF COURT (New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department.) RUDOLPH DIRKS ‘wr... KATZENJAMMER KIDS the Famous DRAWS EXCLUSIVELY ye FOR THE COMIC SECTION OF THE Men’s Negligee Shirts of madras or mercer- ized materials, with soft cuffs 35 LINEN SUITS, Russian tunic models, all shades and sizes. Formerly up to $18.50 line, Taffeta Silk & Satin, ‘ormerly up to $27.50 is at 95c, i }t SILK COATS AND CAPES, Moire, Ben a | ea eons Lait Si ab AR eT fra Batis a