The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1904, Page 5

MOTORMAN FLUNG -OVER DASHBOARD Second Avenue Car Crashes, Almost at Full Speed, Into Fourteenth Street Trolley, “Lifting Car in Air. PASSENGER HAS SEVERAL » “TEETH KNOCKED OUT. ay and Women, Flung Into Heap, Are Pulled Out by Arms and Legs—Many Bruised and Clothing Torn. A motorman was probably fatally In- fared, one passenger had several of his teeth Knocked out and one hundred others, the majority women, were jum- Med into such a compact mass that they had to be extricated by the legs and arm& as the result of a collision between a Fourteenth street crosstown trolley car and a Second avenue car at the qush hour early to-day. Car No, 126, of the Fourteenth street line, in charge of Motorman John Cooney, of No, 631 East Thirteenth street, was pi ng west. It was fammed, to th 8 with passengers taken on at th Fourteenth street ferry. Cooney was gulding it slowly across the Second avenue crossing, when Second avenue car No. 1097, tn charge of Motorman Thomas Thompson, of No. 164 Third- avenue, came down the tracks with a rush Almost, at full speed the Second ave- nue car’ crashed into the crosstown vehicle, striking it in the centre with an impact that could be heard for block. The car wes practically lifted in the air by the force of the collision, thrown completely off the tracks and aij put turned over on its side. Motorman Hurled Over Dashboard. Motorman Cooney was thrown head- foremost dver the dashboard of his car, Janding Ory his head and back on the pavement.’ John Leonard, of No. 185 Stagg street, Brooklyn,.a passenger, turned a similar somersault from the fear platform. When he was picked uv he aid all his teeth had been jarred out. ' The densely packed passengers in the crosstown car were shuffled about like Jackstraws, wound into an inextricable tarigle of limbs. Every window in the car had been smashed and the shower of broken glass added to the fright and discomtiture of the passengers. Passenxérs All Tangled Up. ‘Their screams attracted the attention ot Policeman John 1. Fitzpatrick, of the Fifth street station, who with a half dozen pessengers of the Second avenue, gar want to ther rescue. ‘Thay had to’pull the men ahd women out of the two entrunces to the car by tho arms and,legx. It took them fully’ ten rminutes {0 untangle the torn and bruised BRIDGE WRECK | DELAYS TRAFFIC Axle of Car Breaks at New York | Entrance During Early Rush | Hours and Number of Trains Have to Be Taken Off. A rear-end car axle on a Brooklyn Rapid Transit train snapped as it was taking the switch onthe north side of the Manhattafl entrance to the bridge to-day and caused no little in- convenience during the early rush hours, The nymber of trains had to he reduced, owing to the inability of the switch on ‘the south side to accommo- date the overflow from the ether track The broken axle put both trucks of ito car off the rails. Luckily the train was far enough ahead to clear the main track, which permitted the trains that followed to take the south switch. A force of workmen with jacks were hurried to the scene of the acciden: half an hour after It occurred and they had considerable difficulty in loosening an,end of the broken axle which was jammed in the floor of the station. Lace and Embrodery Department. Special Half Price offering (balance on hand) of a manufacturer's line of white and champagne color, Linen Rebes, manufacturer's price $20.00 to $30,00; Sale price $15.00 to $20.00. White Embradered Batiste Robes, originally $35.00 to $50,00; Sale price $25.00. Brussels Net Robes, white; originally $20.00; Sale price HII. 25. White Hand-made Renaissance Robes, mass. Ambulances. were summoned from Bellevue Hospital, but Cogney, the mo- sorayan, Was the only perapn badly in- jured. Mr.Leonard, who bad lost his tee alowed a surgeon i} dress his injuries and. went home. lost of the other passengers iad to go home to ret clothing, ‘is what they had on was sad- ly tuttored, i sHOT OVER WIFE’S QUARREL. Yusbands Took Up Dispute and One May Die of Injuries. James Battle, a negro, thirty-five years old, of No. 102 Spenoyr street. Williamsburg, was held in the Ewen Btreet Court to-day to await the result of the injurtes of James Early, of No. . whom he shot in a night The two mén quarrelled over pute between their wires. the aggressor, and when Bat was getting the worst of it to have drawn a revolver Early.in the abdomen. Early will prob- ably die of the wound Lord & Taylor, $19. 00, value $35.00. Paris Hand-made Marie Antotwnette Lace Robes, pink, sky, French blue, $43.75 value $75.00, Broadwey and Twentieth Street aué Fifth /.ven-«. Sampie Robe Dresses (unmade) consisting of embroidered, Bad Bugs and ROUCH ON RATS Has proven the best, quickest, most. thorot exterminator of Bed Bu; Mice. lecidedly effect ‘work and does it right. FOR BED BUGS. le vsing. Douche the mixture into cracks, crevices, holes and openings 0 and floors} back of wall paper, wh on Rate thoroughly with ture, fill ail Holes, openings, ¢ tc.' Either method effective, bot! ‘When Papering Walis, paste. | ' Cockroaches. Cockroaches and Ants, as well asRatsand and safely used thirty years. Does the Afterscalding, put a gmail 15¢ box of Rough oa Kata in apint of benzine aake well the bed. ft e erever the bugs hide; then mix er pound of lard or lard and tallow— nd crevices in the bedstead, flooring, artanted to never fail; to be effcctive and ve the workman mix a box of Rough on Rate in a pail , FOR COCKROACHES AND ANTS, if, s.2386.0r tro the boxes care 8, oF with a loaf of finely crumbled dampened |, or two tin cups of bread, ‘and plase about their haunts. One, two, or at most three nights’ boiled foe poke Will completely rid your premises of these ‘world. Is used by all civilised nations of the earth. Is ‘and has the-| ives satistaction every the id does it eS can Beas sold ai! around ti most extensively advertised, wi Ne ready-prepared for use aration elds Beware cf imitations ploy ne. board boxes. bold. b: and card Pretty Little FrocKs for Girls late alienation atl. 4 any store—economy c 4 attra! liatftaattiailins satltiutfingsitlhoat Bargain Friday Store-News. _ “The baby finger of the giant mass of things to come’—yes, that’s really all this Bargain Friday store-news is after all ! No use attempting to but hint at the events scheduled for to-morrow—for every section of this great busy store will teem with economy chances in the newest, freshest, crispiest Spring and Summer merchandise that ever went into hances of such pecuniary importance that their full import t cannot be understood without the use of eyes here personally to-morrow. ae eee ea cane tl a la en Oa AMwvatlin: sattin iets atts atftitlnnattacatine afin Smart Madras Waists, 98c.--- Bul Everyone Worth $1.50! Waists that are just the thing for present wear—not too heavy, but exactly the right medium weight. They're of excellent quality madras, prettily made with tailored pleats on front and smart separate stock collar—one of the most effec- tive of this spring’s styles. Sizes 34 to 46 inches. Don’t miss this splendid opportunity of getting an unmatched bargain! Fine figured damask waists in many sample styles, at $1.98, $2.49 and $2.98, 15c. a Yard for Regular 25c. Fancy Granite Svitings. These suitings are in smart striped and small figured effects— Second Floor. 59th St. Section, just the thing, exactly, for shirt-waist suits. Choose from stich desirable shades as cadet, light blue, gray, tan, cardinal, reseda, pink and various others. . And only 1 75c. Mohair Sicilian, 39c. Yd. 50 inches wide; reversible; splendid, heavy, lustrous quality. Colors royal, navy, gun-metal, brown and black. Two Especially Good Values ‘Main Floor, near Rotunda. in Men’s Negligee Shirts. Values of this calibre and the quick, Prompt satisfactory service always given in our men’s store have made it men of taste and discernment. Plaited Negligee, 59c. Regulzr $1 vaue. Choice of 50 new designs; every shirt cut full and liberal in size and perfect in fit; a separate pair of link cuffs with each; sizes 14 to 18%. coliar on the market to-day. HE buying place for Madras Neglisces, 39c. Reguiar 50c. & 75c. vames. Made of good woven madras, in about 50 of the season's newest ef- fects; each shirt has separate pair of link cuffs; sizes 14 to 20, Men’s 4-Ply Collars, 55c. half dozen. Collars that will give the service and launder as well as any 15c. Choice of forty n&v styles—boys’ sizes as well. Same quality cutfs, 75. % dozen pairs. Choice of five different styles. Main Floor, #0th St. Section. Men’s Fine Mercerized Un- derwear, Only 39c. a Garment. It’s of the quality and appearance that you readily pay a dollar a garment for—won't have to pay it here, though, because of the ex- traordinary bargain we got. You've a choice, too, of plain ribbed and mesh weaves in novia, pink, blue, light tan and white. Shirts are made with silk bands on front; drawers have doutle seats and are fished with pearl buttons. 5; All sizes, and the garments look silkier after every washing. Main Floor. oth St, Section. at Only 98c. To-Morrow. They're in the daintiest of new ginghams—in suspender and ticular. Sizes 4 to 14 years. guimpe styles—well made and carefully cut and sewed in every par- The suspender dresses have pretty white lawn waists with straps over shoulders—whilé the guimpe dresses are effectively trimmed with folds of white pique. Children’s Pongee Coats, $2.98. Second Fi., 39th St. Sec. Three-quarter lengths, beautifully trimmed with silk braid; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. $3. 9g —White serge three - quarter 7 length coats, with silk collar and cuffs. $4.98—Pongee double-breasted %- length coats, with beautiful cape of lace insertion; sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. Second Floor, 50th St. Section. Dinner Sels & Tea Sets At Bargain Friday Prices! Of American po celain; with pretty | flora! decorations in green, blue, lavender and brown; 100 pieces to each set. $3.98 for Tea Sots Of American porcelain, with dainty floral decorations and gold edges; 56 pieces to the set. Couldn't print any more interesting china news than this, in view of the fact that so many people are getting summer cottages ready. Don’t miss seeing these dinner and tea sets if you'd be willing to take un- rivalled value for your money! | $2.85 for Tea Sets Of good American porcelain, with pretty floral decorations; in tour dainty colors; §6 pieces to the set. $8.95 tor Dinner Sets Of American porcelain with pretty floral decorations and gold edges; 1CO pieces to the set, including soup tureen and large size meat dishes. Third Floor, Sth St, Section. ve tlelim,ailtwathinnadlnwattio, enmidltn file ttt HE merit of a Bloomingdale bargain lies in the quality, in the timeliness and in the popularity of the article as well as in its untnatchably low price. $15 and $18 he Bamboo Foot Stool, 59c. __ A splen- ydid value abounding in our bamboo furniture Store on the main floor. They're 11 inches high, have 11x15 inch tops, upholstered in matiing. Easily worth 89¢, each. Mail orders promptly filled. Main Floor. near Rotunda. Four Splendid Valves in Popular Wash Fabrics. (And, they'll just fill the bill on some of that summer sewing you've now.in hand—make up your mind to come in to-morrow an look them over. You'll go away with material for a frock or some shirt waists, we'll wager. G.nghams, good quality, in Mad: dainty blue and pink stripes; pretty 5 pretty pink and blue grounds splendid grade, in | 4% | Special, per yard........... with plain and corded strip a 200. lity; special, per ce Scotch Lawns, in the neatest White" Cambric, f iy as zu figured effects, on light and | good as Lonsdale, 36 inches dark grounds; special, per wide; value 12%c.; speci YOO resins ven geet Se per yard... 2,000 Bunches of New French Flowers for Hats at 16c.! Got hold of this lot of beautiful French artificial flowers at such a bargain figure as to really surprise us, for the assortment includes Flowers That Are Worth Up to Three Dollars! They’re all imported sample flowers arranged in good, full bunches—you'll miss a veritable bargain feast if you do not come in to-morrow and buy at sixteen cents a bunch. G S4oond Floor, s0th St. Section Booklovers Shouldn’t Miss These BcoK Set Specials! The library that hasn’t a set of every one of the following is in- complete—how about yours? Leok through the list and make a note of the values—you'll then be sure to come in to-morrow to profit by them. Thackeray’s Works—10 Shakespeare’s Works—i2 vols.; would cost regularly volS.; Special.....ss.e.008.. $29 $10; special, per set......... $2.95 Nathaniel Hawthorne's Plutarch’s Lives—5 vols.; Work s—9 vols.; c oth; pub- special voscees $2088 lished at $540—special.. ... $2.95 Bulwe:'s Works—13 vols.; Charies Dickens's Master~ in tineEng ish buckram Lind- pieces—9 vo.s; cloth; ings: good value at.twice our | git tops—speciai.......... special pricd Of........,++++ $2.95 | Charles Lever’s Novels—12 The Romances o! Alex Du- vols.;¢ oth, gilt top; special.. $5.75 mas—-2u yols.; cloth gilt | George Eliot’s \ovels—6 tops; special............... $9.50 vois.; cloth, gilt tops; special $2.85 To-Morrow—Two Vol. Book Sets, 65c. : Bound in cloth with Mistory of Les Miserables—Hugo. the Wandering Jew—Sue. Thackeray French Revojution-—Carlyle. (Count of Mor Talon of Sherlock Hoimee— | Dumas | a rt ovle. story of Our Own Times On Charles O'Malles—Lever | Mecarthy. ‘tmen ‘8 Main Floor, 50th Women’s Lisle Thread Gloves, the 50c. Sort, at 10c. a Bair. Just about enough in the lot for one day’s selling, and we prophesy it'll be pretty brisk selling at that—so don’t delay! These gloves are in sixteen-button lengths; they’ve lace tops— choice of black or white. All sizes. Only 10c. a pair, when they usually sell at 50c. Think of it! No mail orders filled. ‘Main Floor. 0th St_Section, Sale of Combs, Hair Pins, Etc. { = ” The Renowned “Tortoise Brand. 21) This stock includes the prettiest 7 les of tortoise My) rand hairpins, pompadour combs and hair ornaments, in plain or handsomety \ mounted effects—the finest and best goods of their kind manufactured in the world. . The savings to you are exceptionally sharp—judge from these: Side Combs, of extra heavy | ** White Cat’? Pompadour tortoise brand; smooth, Combs, a substitute for the . hand-made round teeth; spe- Avner suey ane 48c | hair roll; lighter, cleaner and Back Hale ‘Combs; in bei more hygienic; special, 13¢., tiful new designs, extra AAC, AN. eevee ee ee eee 28 heavy, with hand-made, Mounted Combs, in excuis- smooth, round teeth; special, . 25c., 35¢., 48¢., 58c. and.. 65c Hair Barettes & Retainers, with hand - made, h 1 ite designs, for back hair, side or pompadour; they're | inlaid and mounted with rhinestones; jal, 45¢., 68c., 95e. $1.35 Main Floo bh Street Section. Third Avenue to Lexington --- Bloomingdale Brothers --- 59th to 60th Street. For Two Hours Only Will These Swe gear Long Kithonos, 98c._ Suits at $7.75 Be on Sale! Even tho’ : EU Two Hours Only we must ré- strict the sell- many disappointments otherwise. This. lot contains handsome new blouse suis. Cheviots-- All of puré wool, of fine weave and texture, it Sizes throughout each style from 32 ts 45 measure. we've nearly Friday Morning ing time to effective Eton suits and smart jacket suits of such black, blué, brown and mixtures. The s-its ‘ate. For two hours : tty two hundred From 10 fo 12. : two hours be- materials as trimmed in various effective way 3 stitchés only, to-morrow, Friday morning, betwéen 10 o'clock ahd noon, these $15 and $18 suits @ 2 suits in this lot cause the valué’s so Sensational that there’d be Voiles, Venetians and taffeta and satin bands and fancy silk tag But <a Women’s New Lawn Kimonos, Exceptionally Pretty, $1.49! fi For a dainty, comfortable summer negligee robe nothing you could select would bé prettier or more becoming than these charming long kimonos we're offering to-morrow at $1.49. They're made of good lawn, with large Persian designs all over; colors, pink, blue and’. tan. Have tucked yokes, bell sleeves and border of self material. In Persian’ striped ar sold white lawns; with square . yoke, wide sleeves and turn-over cuffs. These: Wrapper Specials for Friday. ; 69c—Calico, in dark colors, such 83 /QRe—Heavy: percale, in dark colats, navy, black and whité, with ru stripédvand polka dotted effests;» fle over shoulders, trimnnred wit de ed backs, full fronts and braid; deep flounced skirt; sizes 34/ raw! irts with deep figures. to 46. i Fipor. Sath St. fection Hosiery T at’s Worth 1 9c.. Marked 10c. for To-Morrov7! Bargain Friday:in the hoslery store means the chance to get mt” extraordinary value in godd, Substantial, well-made, “hew . sprin; hosiery for men, yornen and children, 2 ie If you don’t fay in 4 goodly: stock of this hosiery, you'll bs miss~ ing the opportunity of saving a good bit of money iy . Women's two-thread stainless black cotton stockings, with; double soles ahd white of black feét; sizes 848 €0 10. 4 Men's two-threed cotton socks, with double soles, in*plaia. .° 7 and fancy striped eifects as wéll a$.sitk embroidered. va Children's 1X1 ribbed black cotton stockings, good and - trang, with double knéés; all Sizes. ‘ Women’s Lisle .Thread Stoclsings, 19c. Just in—this excéllent. ot of imported Rembrandt ribbed. ingrain lisle thread hosiery, All'sizes and every pair worth 39c)_»No mail orders filled. , peat ; ‘Main Floor noth St. Section, 2S Beavtiful Oil Paintings in a Great Clearance Sale! Lovers of beautiful paintings have come from far‘and near ty take at vantage of the wonderful values this: sale has brought about. ' Have you been one of them? If not, come if’ to-morrow and luyk around—and if you do you'll certainly select from thes¢: * erste . wt id aints. al Needed in Spring Renovation. Floors and enamel beds and bathtubs.and things in general must get new spring coat- ings and dressings to be in keeping with ths new spirit of spring—and here we are ready ist what you'll need at prices you'll be ased to pay. Ready Mixed Paints in 4 . 1 pinte 4 quart c. Floor Paints ny of th: popul i GAN, Liesesesctishosesess 26 + per ga ist -68¢ | da ee Se 636 ae can, : Leggett's Var: can .. -pin t-tb. box, rahi apt Johnson's Prepared Floor } telb. : Stove Fie Enamel, per cin Butcher's Floor Polishing Wax, i-Ib can., eelcadites Shh tiaibd, cc * gordon's Perfection Was Oll Pils | Coce Uaist Rewabes, Ish, % can. . -.23¢ | qood Bi hi num Enamel, per we ne “126 | “Floorine’’ Floor Polish, + pint bottle 2