The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1903, Page 5

\ | i De + Dox! TREASURER NOT =" YET HEARD FROM “Office Boy’s” Cash Which Dis appeared with E. Burke Scott) Would Be Gratefully Accepted by Manager C. B. Dillingham. ATE CONDON ALSO SAYS, “PLEASE WRITE.” There Is a Theory that the Missing Treasurer May Be Suffering from an Organic Ailment and that He Is Unable to Notify Employer. Experts are at work on the books of B. Burke Scott, the treasurer of “The ‘Office Boy," Frank Danicls's latest, now deing played at tho Victoria Theatre. Goott disappeared on Saturday, tt 1s al- leged, with $4,600 of C. B, Dillingham's money. Mr. Dillingham {s the manager of Mr, Daniels. He is the chief sufferer. Until a report 1s made on the books, Mr, Dillingham will pe unable to ay just how ne fares. Scott has been a trusted employee, and on many- occa- sions had in his possession more than the sum which is missing with him. His disappearance is, therefore, unaccount- able. ~On Saturday night Scott paid the chorus and gave Frank Daniels a check for $1,000, his share of the earnings. On Monday Dantels went to the New Amsterdam Bank to cash his check, and found that there was not money enough to honor jt. About the same time the manager heard of ‘the check letters came from Kate Condon, Scott's wite, who was playing with ‘The Bostonians’ in Bpringfleld. His letters to her had sud- denly stopped and her anxiety became apparent by the number of telegrams ahe sent “The Office Boy" managerial force. Then Dillingham reported the matter to Inspector McClusky and now Scott is belng sought for far and near. If Scott 1s not heard from to-day more drastic measures may be taken by Mr. Dillingham. Bruce Edwards, the personal repre- sentative of Mr. Dillingham, believes that Scott may be sick somewhere or may be ‘the victim of some circum- stance that for the moment prevents him from communicating with his em- ployer. He said it sometimes happens that a manager gives @ check on Satur- day night and does not deposit money with the bank to meet it until Monday morning. “L know that Scott had as much as 1,197 with him Saturday aight,” Mr. Aawards said. "‘How much more ‘cannot Mrs. Abbott Louis Einstein, tho eigh- teen-year-old daughter of Lillian’ Rus- be aefinitely known, as the money in/ sell, is ito go on the stage, with her hus- his hands was coming into the box office ; 5 pi a “He ouffered ‘from, some. or. |8nd’s as well as her mother’s consent, ‘anic trouble, and it is just possible that | tt {s announced. fo Is Very sick gomowhere and 18 not) yfor marriage was made known last able to notify us." ss . Six years ago Scott became the press | August, and it was supposed then that agent for Oscar Hammerstein, his first theatrical venture. ‘Then he went with After that. he rand then He is thirty years Hig wife Is @ contralto of recog- Scott lived at Forty-founth COURT RULES OUT TOM BUSH'S CLAM Justice Scott Refuses to Order a Recount of the Ballots and| Mulqueen Retains Tammany District Leadrship. was with old mized talent and beauty. @ boarding-house = in rt. Justice Scott cut the last prop from ander ‘Tommy’; Rush and his claim to the Tammany leadership in the Twenty- ninth Assembly District to-day, denying tho application through Jacob Marks for @ mandamus ‘requiring the Board of Plectlons to recount the votes cast at the late primaries and include all the alleged defeotive ballots. Rush claimed that these ballots de- clared vol were made so by the in- spectors in handling them. If counted, Thomas E, Rush would haye one more vote than Joseph F,.Mulqueen, to whom the leadership originally descended trom John F, Carroll. By the count which is now established as final Mulqueen wins by nine majority. ‘Mr, Marks declared, on the announce- ment of Justice Scott's decision, that the fight would be taken into the Gen- eral Committee of Tammany Hall, when ft convenes Dec. 29 for reorgani- gation for 1904, Tt 1s not deifeved that Leader Mur- y will resort in this situation to the Arbitrary ‘measures taken in the Nintl District contest last year, when Will- jam 8. Devery, elected by two to one over Frank J. Goodwin, the “organiza- tion’ candidate was denied a seat in the Executive Committee by a new Fule adopted for the emergency. a DAUGHTER OF TAMMANY. Organization of Fifteenth District Adopts Ipjured Girl, » Tammagy Hall Association of the Fif- teenth Assembly District Club has adopted a little ritl, who, it says, shall never want for anything. During the : campaign she had an eye blown y 4 premature explosion of fire- 8 at > Democratic meeting. Sena- go Pluné.tt, chairman of the associa- Bisa, saw that the unfortunate litte (ies received every medical attention, and now he has followed up his interest in ver by causing the organization to become officially “responsible for her. Already $900 has been put to her credit, the result of one night's sudscriptions, HOWARD GOULD SETTLES. Ulllonatre Pays Wheelman for Wreck of His Wheel. (Special to The Byening World.) TRENTON, N. Dec. 2.—Howard Gould, the New York millionaire, has Ww Ws S Wireaxvyiat Mrs. Mary B. Holbert, 2601 Clinton aye- nue, Minneapolis, Mipn,, writes: “My son suffered for three months with catarrh of the bronchial tubes which threat- ied rok sel ceaeiay A poy ‘ened to become very serious. ‘The doctors Be ota EAT? wilt “wae truck apy | Advised’ that he seek.a more: favorable cit- Rr. Gould's ‘uutomobtie. "the collision | mate. but/ashe had heard of Poruna as a ‘utred about @ month ago. specif for’ Jung trouble he decided to xive mag Ee thee trial’ before he left his family’ for an « . “Cassidy will not ito terms of pettioment, Voc ceeuxyysxSexxsaxkxttetriceir xs cured by Peruna that’ makes popular,and so.extensively used. No ad- RUSSELL’S DAUGHTER, SOON 10 GO ON THE STAGE. Miss Itussell's stage ambition for her oo | daughter was not to be fulfilled. Mrs. Einstein will make her debut on Deo. 14! as one of will ¢ake the stage in “The Girl from Kay's" Kay's girls. She name of Dorothy Russell. the play. CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED A Beautiful Girl Saved From Dread Consumption---| Other Wonderful Cures. POCO OO OOO OOO ESOS CHT HOPOOOOOOHO OOOO TOTP VOTO? ROR UP perform his dutlew! Y. grateful mother’ bert. . ' It is the praise of those w! THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY n't! Leon Charles} and the Ca ~Generalcy of icta. Frohman will provide a song for her in| ‘The snow is neatly forty inches Seep at and Gan Sebnatian. fe fi ; ie "a iat = the trouble “gradually: disappeared and) ©) a hy ity blessed health , took its, place, In two i months ho was perfectly wel na able to | dostorine foF Simone ettee have. been i foasay oe se gaces (8 De zee EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1903. LEADER DAVIS, OF | JERSEY CITY, WED It Was the Last Wish of Poli- tician’s Dying Mother, and He Complied with It Day Be- fore Her Death. Bric-a-Brac. A large and varied assort- ment on view On the Third Floor. Prices Now and Always--Lowest Besides generous treatment, quick, accurate store service, comfort in Christmas shopping, besides the best shat Tobert Davis, Demozratio leader!) Selected and broadest variety of Christmas merchandise in the world, you. expect something more at Blooming- ot Jerady City, former Sherift and prob-'ff dales’— lowest prices. : ; te . last fy . ) . soe ciate set ttoene known to-day, m1 Many instances prices are even lower than our low ones of the year—because the tuying of higger quan-” at. the’funeral of his mother, who died) tities in preparation for the holiday season lessens prices for us. Every price-advantage we gain is yours. Women’s $16 and $18 Suits, $9.75. ‘The teide wao Misa Mary C. Dugan, a pifbe school teacher, and the marriage, which was performed in the chapel of St. Patrick'’n Church was at the request of the politician's dying mother. Dae elder Mrs, Davis was ninety-nine F yetirs old, and for many years had been We have grouped a considerable num- ber of women’s Norfolk and long skirted blouse suits together and priced them at % ©this very low figure to make to-morrow i) 2 red letter day in the suit department. If style, good material and dependable workmanship count with discriminating the thotive housekeeper for her son and his ‘four children. His first wife hat women, then surely our expectations will be realized. been dead a long time. You will find such materials 4s all-wool Men’s Bath Robes. Nothing more appreciated by the average man than a good warm robe to loll in. You will find our stock replete with the finest of pure wool and cotton blanket robes, in striking: but: refined colors, and made up in the best possible manner. German Blanket Robes She had her own Meas about keeping the house and training the children, and her son eaid he would not marry again as long as his mother lived, fear- ing that another woman in the ES) migtt cla@h with her ideals, Late Thursday afternoon Mrs. Davis | became very sick and the doctors told her she had only a ehort time to live Then she called her son and asked him | to be married at once so that his chil- Gren would have eome one to care for posi ea tied aah canis mannish novelties and mixtures, zibelines from $3.98 to $5.48. Robert Davis went to the home of and canvas cloths, in black, blue, Oxford, Pure Wool Blanket Robes Mise n and they went at once to! etc., in the assort- AGNES LEN gatcienl oto yment. All sizes at by ot psegaahsessn bell wit by Rol avis, i. i} Sey klsieecbnd soni vaod by: Mra Mare $” this special sale price, oy Men's Eiderdown Robes jearet Kelty. - ~ from $2.98 to $5.98. couple. returned to the Davis | ‘at No. 239 Grove street, and there the pride ministered to the dying woman unit the end came Friday morning, ‘Phe annotincement of the marriaze was made at the funeral of the aged) woman and caused much surprise. | ‘ —__ ° DREYFUS BOARD MEETS. 24 Foor, 8h Bt. Section. Main Floor, 60th Street Section, Peav de Cygne Waist, $2.98 | How About That Fur? A special. lot of these waists Don't be Madam Put-Off any longer, for in has just comein, and for exception- our great x? ally good style and little price the Fur Sale waists are remarkable. you my buy your coat, scarf or muff for just abou . They are of Solid black or | i white peau de cygne of fine qual- half the usual price. ity.. The back, front and sleeves ih The weather held off so warm this fall that fig are made with pleats. The waists ih i) ‘many fur makers came to us for quick stock re- ean fancy buttons and fitted with sep-\y . i y ip /) PARI mission amemuled this afternoon in a chamber of the Department of epécial Juwtice, on the Place Vendonfe. The the commission sat tha e Maple upon which were piled ‘pore in the various cases under $45 Near Seal Coats, $25.00. $25 Bear Sets, $6.95. Dreyfus case to-day, no that, individually, atten- ven to it, as to all the ve been are tailor-stitched, finished with! lief, This is the result: Bina! 3 to all the B arate turnover tab = 6 CA a collars. ; Y Other Coats. vel bo head ns Wt Onel Semimony To-morrow’s 2 98 $29 tor $80 Nearseal Coats. special price is... S Trimmed with large deep revers SNOW BLOCKADE IN SPAIN. | QHADRIM, Dec. 2—Snow has Mocked| eaftroad communication at many points he Provinces of Oviedo and. and turnover cuffs of nutria beaver, Alaska sable, baum marten 9 tas : $39 tor $65 Nearseal Coats. Very rich and handsome, trimmed with beautiful mink, Persian lamb, Alaska sable and chinchilla. $65 for $100 Persian Lamb Coats. $75 tor $125 Persian Lamb Coats. With large collar and revers of mink and baum marten. $95 for $200 Sealskin Coats. for $375 Genuine Alaska $225 Sealskin Coats. Second Floor, 60th St. Section. ae Sterling Silver Table Ware. Our Special Holiday Sale Begins To-Morrow. Sterling silver spoons, forks, knives and such go on sale to-morrow at prices which you would ordinarily pay for good plated ware. Every article in this sale is a dependable article that will do good service arid lend elegance to-s any table as well. Spoons. Knives, SIL95 Sorcert spoons eT | SEIS prem ir cauTine Sliver 51250 aight eereee vee $4.95 each for Sterling Sliver able OOns. $5.95 gact for, Sterting aaa $3.95 eens F Bec In‘ Neckwear. SI fan ane Se a for $20 Long Double East+ 50 ern [Mink Scaris. $22.50 for $45 Chinchitia Scaris for $15 Long Alaska Sabie $850 or Skunk Scart:. Se $25 for, $50 Long Black Fox Flat Searis. $25 for $50 Black Lynx Stoles or Pelerines, Second Floor, 59th St. Section.” This Solid Oak Table, 75c. gg Just 125 of these tables go on sale to-morrow at 75c. each, They are of solid oak, with 20x20 inch top, made with nicely finished rim and lower shelf. This special Cc 4 price tor Thursday only 1 We cannot fill C.0.D. orders. Mail Bilboa | IN THE FIRST STAGES, | Peruna cures tho first etaces of consump- | tion by removing the cause, which {» chronic catarrh: Peruna cures the cause in the ri ight way Tt oures catarrh of the bronchial tubes. which causes the cough: The catarrh hay- ing been cured, the cough ceases. This 1s the only right way to cure a cough. | Miss Mabel A. Bradford. 2620 West szd avehtp, Denver, Colorado, writes: ‘(For some years b; ye | been troubled with: dathnte| Inangs, and whenever I caught «| ing Silver cold, which ocourred 1| {| Spoons. Ladle, orders filled if accompanied a times each year, I alwa: erat $2.95 each for Sterling Sliver | 9c, for Sterling Silver Sugar lled f Pa by Bue that the readit would be serious. | Jelly Spoons. Tongs. chase price. Fourth Floor. ‘oforado hoping to each for Sterling Silver doz, for Sterling Silver seh rove say. pee Ghee the re- $158 Sugar Spoons. $1050 Butter Spreaders. x dently expected, However wine ff $298 et; for, tering Siwver | $2.98 exch, for sterting Stver | Books for Boys and Girls, 25c . Salt Spoons. jo Servets. SeiEoenaa ‘aid, edie seer S150 doz. jones ling Sliver | gg. for Sterling Silver Food In Great Pre-Hic ik Sal ‘3 ofmonthaT had used eight bot-|\ $15 (each. for Sterling Silver Pushers: Our Great Pre-Holiday Book Sale. : Wore mi ggund that my lungs Pap Spoons. $2.85 for Storing. Gitver mount: An assortment of popular books for boys and another one dis health excellent. "Vand that Pe, Forks. $10.50 aah for ‘Sterling Siiver } tinctly girls’, go on sale to-morrow at the very special price ot 29¢. runa mpcored the mental as doz. for Sterling Silver Asparagus Tongs. each, ; beak pixeical health, as 1\¥ $18.50 40%, for Stier $6.50 exch for Storiing Sliver Ice In the boys’ list will be found such well-known names as Oliver” ued and lok a@ more $395 each for Sterling Sitver ‘Tongs. Optic, Alger, Swift, Otis, Ellis, Sewell.and Irving. You will find Highest tehnewe 79 Fish Forks. $16.75 cach for Sterling Silver | writers as Meade, Stowe, Mulock, Warner and Alcott among the ‘Mabel ‘Bra pote $155 men Hoss ee Sliver ‘5 pune ai, A books for girls—and here are some of'the titles: % lo! iver jon Mies Fi \ V) one Florence E. Keoah, 404 Maria street, |] $9.95 doz. for Sterling Stiver | $2.95 on Dishes, veces renee, BOY Giris Adventures of a Browni’ Atte {b Wonderland. Aunt Diana. Ver. ae ge. ‘of England Oyster Forks. $3.95 each for Sterling Silver Salad Forks. each for Sterling Silver $475 Cold Meat Forks. each for Sterling Silver $1.65 Pickle Forks. Sale of Solid Gold Gift Rings. Signet rings, combination stoné tings, single stone rings, hoop rings and others, in an almost 7 limitless variety, at prices which mean a savin, ing every instance. In the assortment will be found— Fine Carved Signet Rings, in many beautiful designs, for Men, i $3.69, $4.75, $8.98, $7.00, $8.50 and $10.00. For Women at $2.98, $3.75, $4.50, $6.25, $7.25. For Children at 496+, 69C,, 98C., $1.25, $1.69, $1.98 and $2.25. é tiful Fancy Combination Rings, a variety of cesigns, for bah bet ‘and Children, at 98C., $1.49, $1.98. Fine assortment of Stone Rings for Boys, mcluding Sardenyx, ine ‘Agate, Carbuncle, Tiger Eye, at 98C. $1.49 and $1.98. Chitiren's Rings; an immense variety in beaxtyful new effects i at a» 79. and 98C. and fine chased bands, at 49¢ 1 BOCs & San eee ee Women’s (5c. Hosiery, 29c. Excellent quality, lace lisle thread stockings, openwork through- out, in six dainty patterns. f i We must restrict quantity sold to six pairs to any one customer. Main Floor, 60th St. Section. ALL CARS TRANSFER TO BLOOMINGDALES’, $11.50 for Sterling Silver Nut } Af Aboard. Dowlss Child's ‘History of Enaland set for Sterling Silver } Erie train Boy, Ghildren's Table Sets, | gti! consisting of knife, fork and spoon. “A few months ago T caught cold, whioh pettled on my ites Foca caee mained there so persistently that I became alarmed. I’ took medicine without benefit until my dixestive organs became upset. and my head and back bexan to ache severely as, frequently, ‘I was advised to try P, although I had little faith 1 felt ao sick oa I was ready to try anything. It brought me blessed relief at on nd I felt that I had the right medici: it last. Within three weeks I was completely restored, and have sieves Lighted health since, “I now have the greatest f; $e. age er nate. faith in Peruna, If you have the elight: of catarrh of the lungs, Just His Look, Knickerbocker's History of New York. Fast of the Mohicans, Main Floor, Front, Centre, Not: Like Other Girls Only the Governess. Our Berate Palmer, Ciz's Brownle, Book Polly. a New-Fashioned Giri Phil the Fiddl ‘a Rebeis of the Poor and Prou: BI eauty, Ralph Raymond's Helr. ook of Golden Deeds. le Rancers. lock, Beal adds” ® Girl | De Blow and Sure. | Deb and the Duchess. Taking Manila Good Lut Try Again, Palace “Meautiful Washington and His Generals. Rollo tn Paris. Y Rollo jn London. Wood Island Tht. ro s Ho in Rom Very Naughty Girl. tite" Boae Reon Mit crnduate. Wild Kitey Life Boat. 1 New 1904 Book Catalogue for the Asking. Main Floor, 50th St. Section. Girls’ Flannel Sailor Svits, $2.98. Good taste, perfect cut and workmanship and good material com> bine to make these little sailor suits for girls of from 8 to 12 years at $2.98 a bargain in the true Bloomingdale sense of the word, These suits have large sailor collars and shields and are trimmed with three rows of braid. Girls’ Sailor Suits of Serge at $3.98, made with large sailor collar and shields and trimmed with combina= tion braid. Sizes 6 to 12 years. Old Tronaider. Paul the Peddler. Sehool. 5. FS i Pt symptom n't wait. Use it according to directions, It will remove every trace of ca- tarrhal. irritation from the throat, bronchial tubes and lunge ; Catarrh cannot remain where Pe- ruha Is used. ed fear consumption membranes are free 1 we claim, as the forego Ing letters testify. CAtarrh Often Causes Consumption. women of the Unit eh. They ape ft Peruna’ would Neate all catarrhal inflammat eeiettad” Win eh RRR Gan Inembranes health inevitably. follows. it you. do’ not derive prom ty he the des other diseas Second Foor, 50th St. Section, | CARS TRANSFER TO oN pLOOMINGDALES sii) 9 BLOOMINGDALE BROS., LOOM! 0S. bj aed epg get ‘Avenue, 59th and 60th Streets. 3d Avenue, 59th and 60th Streets. 1 sa