The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1904, Page 7

CHILDREN RESCUED {TO PROTECT GIRLS | BY POLICEMAN ‘Gordon, of Fifth Street Station, \ After Getting Family Out, Goes Into Burning Building é for Boy and Girl. ‘Two sleeping children were being suf- Focated by smoke in a house at No. @61 Thirteenth street, Brooklyn, early to-day when they were rescued by Po- Mceman Gordon, of the Fifth street Station. Gordon discovered fire in the res!- fence of Henry Ringelser, of No. 23a Whirteenth strect, Tho fire was on the Arat floor of the house and was burning flercely. The policeman with difficulty broke through the front door and mwakened the sleeping family. They ran to the street in their night clothes when it was seon that the house next @oor was fast filling with smoke and the occupants were in danger of suf- focation. The policeman broke in the floor of ihe seconfi house and several families who occupy the house were hustled into the street. It was then thought that all were safe When a woman began screaming: “My Ufttle boy and girl are in that house.” Gordon sprang past the crowds and ran up to the third floor of the house, ‘The halls were thick with smoke and every room was filled to, suffocation. Ho felt about the beds in the rear yooms and came upon the sleeping children. The policeman waa stagyer- from weakness when he selzed the tifidron in his arms fie ran down the tairs to the street, and the mother ook the children from his arms. Tho first house was damaged $1,500, Pittle damage, was done to the second jouse, except by smoke and water, —>__ POLICEMAN’S SONS GONE. Ewo of Hosey's Twelve Children Are Runaways. ' Police Sergeant Cornelius Hosey, of the West Forty-seventh street precinct, who {s the father of twelve children 4 who has to call the roll every time 1@ goes home to find éf they are all there, reports that his sons Edward and Walter, ten and twelve years old fespectively, have gone away to be Buffalo Bills and kill Indians, Ofer boys gre supposed to be with 0 Sergeant is sure they will beh home in In a few days if they n't get hurt. Edward and Walter ave most Interesting appetites. SEKING WORK New City Department Estab- lished, with Commissioner Employment Agencies. Because of the impositions and the temptations to which young women eeeking work through the employment agencies are subjected, a new clty de- future will offer protection to them. Provision has been made by the Board of Aldermen for this new city depart- The Board of Estimate has been ed to appropriate $4,000 for the salary of a Commissioner who will Hoenso the employment agencies and $7,000 for the salaries of two deputies, one ‘for Manhattan, Bronx and Rich- mond and the other for Brooklyn and Queens, The new department is created under the provisions of the bill just algned by Gov. Odell. ‘The bill did not come be- fore Mayor McClellen, for the reason that it ig not a city bill, but applies to all cities of the first and second class throughout the State, this city the Mayor will havo the wer of appoint- ment of the Commissfoner, but in cities of the second class the Mayor will act as Commissioner. The Aldermanic resolution was intro- duced by Alderman McCall requesting that tho appropriation be made. There have been many exposures of Inte of young women’ applying for work through agencies and Deing sent disreputable resorts, $100,000 FUND LOST. No Trace of Subscription Made to Build Lincoln Statue, WASHINGTON, May 4.—Inquiry 1s being made as to what has become of a subscription of $190,000 which was raised torty years ago for the erection here of @ statue of Abraham Lincoln. It was Provided that unless the entire amount was procured within four years what- ever sum had been subsoribed should be returned. ‘here ts no record of the return of any money. ‘Twelve bronze guns were issued to tho Statue Association, under an act ap- proved June 25, 188, ‘That art provided that no metal guns should be is- sued until the voluntary subscriptions amounted to $1 to ais iG, Miss Whittaker, a prominent club woman of Savannah, Ga.,tells how she wasentire- ly cured of ovarian troubles by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. “DEAR MRS, PINKHAM: with irregularities and Uterine troubles, I heartily recommend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound as a Uterine Tonic and Raplaior? u I suffered for four years No one but those who have experienced this dreadful agony can form any idea of ihe physleal and mental misery those en- Wure who are t et L was fully restored to health and painless. What a blessing it is to many doctors fall to help you. Lydia {s better than any doctor or medicine | ever had. Very us afflicted. Your Vegetab! ie Compound cured me within three and strength, and now my periods are regu- be able to obtain such a remedy when so E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Whose Duty Is to License All partment has been created whioh in the | White Sale! garments you want. Gowns. | 39c—Cambric, eel trimmed with embroidered ave" row low neck and short “Muslin, V neck, yoke of six | of Valenclennes lace insertion wide embroidered insertion around mbric, two styles; surplice n with elbow sleeves; yoke of finished with lace and ribbon. 79c—Nainsook, chemise gown, hand- somely trimmed with two rows of Val, lace insertion, ribbon beading and lace edge. 79¢—Cambric, surplice style, with three rows of lace insertion around neck, finished with lace, ribbon and beading, 98c—Nainsook, chemise gown, two rows of ball lace Insertion and and hemstitched ruffle tucks around neck, finished with lace and ribbon.* 98¢—Nainsook, two styles, surplice style, very ‘handsomely trimmed with ribbor t $1.49 —Nainsook, surplice style, very elaborate yoke of point de Paris lace and embroidered inser- tions and lace ruffles, Drawers. 19c—Muslin, deep cambric peal pi with lace. ruffle No mail orders 29084 “Cambre, deep lawn umbrella ruffle, trimmed with two rows of lace insertion and lace lace insertion and lace edge, | that. All sizes. lace and Insertion and wash | Second Floor, Oth St, Section, The 1904 Summer Undermuslins | Sale Will Undoubtedly Be Our ne By indications so far, this Summer Sale of Women’s Muslin Underclothes bids fair to out-distance the gala event in our Undermuslin history—the 1903 Summer Heaps of white melt away in a twinkling, but we've planned well for just this condition, and now as soon as one pile goes we've another ready to take its place—and we're keeping enough of every size in every lot by con- tinually readjusting and resorting, so that, no matter how brisk the selling, we'll find your size for you in just the Come to-morrow for these: Drawers. 39c_Cambric, lawn ruffle with two clusters of tucks and ruffle of fine embroidery. 49c—Cambric, deep umbrella ruffle | with two clusters of tucks, and ruf- fle of fine embroidery. betwern Kya oands, trimmed with | 49c—Cambric, with two clusters of 49¢—Surplice gown, trimmed with t 59c go six Val. lace insertions and tucks, tucks and deep ruffle of very fine embroidery. 59c¢—Cambric, very fine sheer lawn, trimmed with three rows of fine torchon lace in- | sertion and lace edge; also with the new ball lace and insertion. 69c—Cambric, deep umbrella ruffle of fine sheer lawn with two rows | of the new ball lace insertion and edge. Chemises. 89c—Muslin, round neck, bosom of hemstitched tucks and’ three em- | broidered insertions and hemstitch- ed ruffle. 39c—Cambric and muslin, round and square neck, trimmed with | wide embroidered insertion, feather stitching and hemstitched ruffle, 49c—Cambric, extra long, with Val. lace and insertion around neck, bottom trimmed with tucked ruf- fle. Skirts. | 49c—Muslin, two styles, lawn flounce with two rows of torchon lace in- sertion and lace edge, and one with lace rifles, 59c—Cambric and muslin, deep flomnce with embroidered ruffle, and one with lace and Insertion. 98¢—Cambric, lawn flounce, tucked In clusters and trimmed with deep ruffle of tine embroidery, A Great Lot of Men’s Balbriggan Underwear at 19c. The backward season forced a prominent maker to re- duce his made-up stock fifty per cent., and we were there to snap up the whole lot in one big deal. So you can buy light-weight underwear of very good quality American Balbriggan at Near Half What This Underwear Is Really Worth. We guarantee every garment to be strictly first qual- ity—the shirts are made with French neck- bands—the drawers with double seats; all sizes to choose from; at, per garment.....+....-+++ A Special Moncy-Saving Clothing Day for Men---§6. Stock readjusting throughout three popular lots makes some of the sharpest price-cuts of the season necessary. Men’s Black Cutaway Frock Coats & Vests, $6.50. Some are silk-lined and worth $15 and $18. Sizes 34, 35 and 36 only. de Men’s Cheviot and Cassi- mere Suits & Covert Overcoats, $6.50. Not a Suit or Overcoat in this lot worth less than $10, and you'll agree that some of them are worth more than umbrella ruffle of | trul: NET CANE on 39th St., W. Savannah, Ga.” pa a outer eS PAY jo physician in the world has had such a traini: information at hand to assist in the treatment of an tinge ot! | as firs. Pinkham, Inher office at Lynn, fass., she Is o do more for the ailing women of Americathan the family phys As eratenar eiererores ts one for her own trouble who wi write tofirs nl LyansiMscsi ana ket aavicciotes ham for advice, Her address A letter from another woman showing what was accomplished in her case by th E. Binnie: 's Vegetable Comncand: phasis ; PEAR MKS aM So so. ratefut ‘0 you for the help Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has given me that I deem it but a small return to write you an ex- pression of my experience. “Many years’ suffering with weakness, In- flammation, and a broken-down system made me more anxious to die‘than live, but Lydia . Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound soon restored my lost strength. Taking the medicine only two weeks produced a radical change, and two months restored me to per- fect health. 1 am now a changed woman, and my friends wonder at the change, it {s so mar- vellous. Sincerely_yours, Miss MATTI E HENRY, 429 Green St., Danville, Va.” onstantly publishing from grateful id a doubt the power of Lydia E. Pinkham’: - io conaner female aipoaae pial) h produce the ortgtnal te ‘will prove their absolute. gen a itemre _ Wraia 2, 1; Med. Co, Lynn, Mass, - c and stenaturey Boys’ Suits and Overcoats To-Morrow for Only $2.95. Among them you'll find the best values you smart, dependable suits and over- coats; Boys’ Russian Eton Sailor Suits with white linen collars, Boys’ Norfolk Suits, Boys’ Double-Breasted Suits, Boys’ Spring Overcoats, Boys’ Confirmation Suits— blue or black. Price to-morrow, ever saw in good, Blouse and $2.95. 21 Wloor, 60th St. Section. The convenience of this store has helped to make {t Greater New York’s greatest shopping From any point within the ’s limits, Bloomingdales the most accessible department r to Bloomingdales.” centre. greater ci store—"All cays tran. Women’s Pure Linen Initial HandKerchieis, Half Dozen--50c. Here’s an extraordinary spe- | clal in women’s handkerchiefs, | and one that no one can afford to miss—for who ever has too many handkerchiefs not to buy when a bargain like this is ot- fered? They're of fine sheer linen. Every One Worth 1214c But to-morrow you may buy while the lot lasts at only fifty cents a half dozen! Main Fi St. Section. and Combs. The sort of jevelry you'll like to have in the summer, when it’s unwise to wear ex- pensive kinds, that are so liable to get lost or mislaid. The combs we offer are of the Skirts. three styles; one with three | 69¢—Camls deep flounce trimmed rows of torchon lace insertion and Second F) near Rotunda. lace edge; one with tucked flounce || Tenowned “Tortoise Brand. trimmed with deep embroldered They're the finest and best | _ ruffle. goods of their kind manufac- | 79¢—Cambric, three styles; one with 1 frog lawn flounce trimmed with perpen- |] . dicular rows of Cluny lace inser- || Eaamelled — Brooches— tion and lace ruffle: the others have assorted designs, special asc i handsome embroidered ruffles and || Oxidized Sash Pi special. 25c | 89¢—-Cambri® lawn flounce, trim- || French Pearl Stick Pine med with two rows of ball lace tn- Single or clover-leaf designs; sertions and tucks, finished with special Bc tucked ruffle, edged with lace. Imperial Gold Plated Collar Corset Covers. Buttons—With pear! backs, 19¢—Cambric, round neck, full front, ae tyia io meds std | , trimmed with lace and ribbon, Wome) ners Corenicesssr7 1286 —Cambric, V neck, tight fitting, Pearl, per trimmed with fine embroldery. teeeeeese 256 9¢—Cambric, round neck, blouse , in beau. | front, with bosom of fine Valen- ! new designs, extra clennes lace insertions, and lace y, with hand 4 made, | , edge with ribbon run through, smooth, round teeth; specitly | 49c-—Nainsook, round neck, blouse 25c., 48c,, 58c. and. B5c | front, trimmed with two rows of || «White Cat"? Pompadour new ball lace Insertion and one row Combs.a substitute embroidered beading and lace edge. for the hair roll; lighter, 49c—Nainsook, round neck, blouse cleaner and more hygienic; front, trimmed with two rows of special, 13c., 21c, and...... 28c fine Valenciennes lace Insertion "Main Floor Front, Osntre, (new pattern) and lace edge with ad ribbon around neck Every Violin Must Go. The room they occupy is wanted on account of changes made in the department, and to get rid of them in the shortest possible order we've marked prices ’way down, giving BOP portunities to buy incited old violins at the most wonderful savings. Violins Worth from $3 to $100 To Be Closed Out at $1.65 to $25. Third Floor, 6yth St, Section. 19c Main Floor, 60th St. Section, A Great One-Day Special! Fine Sewing Machines at $10! Don't miss {t! These machines are sold all over the country by agents : at $35! fa Every ones equipped with the newest at- tachments, including patent needle threader. They're noiseless and light-running; guar- anteed for five years by the maker and our- selves, An important point to consider is that if any part of these machines should get lost, in a day, or in fifty years from now, you can immediately se- cure a duplicate. Instructions free to purchasers. $35 Machines, with three drawers, box top, $10.00. $45 Machines, five drawers, drop head, dust proof, $15.25 $50 Machines, with seven drawers, drop head, dust Proof, ike illustration. $16.25. Matin Floor, Sth St, Section, Good Reliable Watches at Sharp Bargain Figures. Watches, in every instance, that you may fully depend upon to keep the most perfect and accurate time—they are, besides, very hand- some In appearance—handsome enough for any one to carry. nial! Every one a guaranteed timepiece, anted fully ; d hands ; in i gh-grade 1 Wi niece Filled nerican Ansonia id set wal gold itham and Elgin Watches In gold-tilled and solid silver open- face nting cases; stem wind- Watches Made by the renowned Illinols | Watch Case Co.; thoroughly reli able timekeepers; teste regu- i lated by expert watchin rs; have ers a no better watches 7 Jewels; are stem winders and set- made 4 and regulated; with 1 New York Puarankeed WOHHGR DIAN EIS ters, standard movemen sizes 6 and | 48, for both men and women $4.95 for Gold Filled Watches- In 14-kt. tilled cases; warrant- ed 10 yea nanufactured by one of the best American makers; titted with 7-Jewelled nickel-plated stand- $7.50 for Gold Filled Waiches— In t4-kt. gold-tilled cases; warrant- ed for 10 years cases manufac- tured by the fitted with ee ard American movements; in o and 48 sizes, for men and women, Third Avenue lo “1 cxinsfon— Bloomingdale Brothers—59th to 60th Street. ~ Jewelry Usctfuls Students’ Nickel Lamps, 98c. = Here for the Furnishing of the Summer Home. Whether it be one rocm in a cottage or the cottage | itself—whether a modest little bungalow or a modern Q palatial residence—whether boarding-house or enormous 1ry—whether a fittle house-hoat or a private floating —we're ready with everything for its furnishing in es, linens, silverware, china hardware, groceries, hos pal tur ture, carpets, rugs, picture 1 glassware, dry vo awnings, wines and Jiquors and what-not. And we're ready to show you that we can save you y from 4 fourth to a third what you'd have to here else for goods of the same good quality. ial arrangement with the express companies, we deliver all railroad stations or steamboat landings of all Summer nin one hundred miles of New York all sorts of dry the value of two dollars or over, and china, glassware and housefurnishing goods, furniture and groceries which Special Morning Sale of =f Women’s $5 StreelHats at $3.49 | For To-Morrow Morning Onv. The cool April weather gave us the opportunity to purchase a quantityrot | semi-trimmed and tailored suit hats at a very decisive price-cut—in fact, The Price Averages Near Half what these hats are really worth; not one should sell for less than $5, the:ma- Jority would be excellent value at anywhere from $6.50 to $8.50. Too many different sorts for description. i On sale to-morrow only. None sold after 12 o'clock, secona Fioor, 50th St. Seetions| Women’s Waists of Fine White Japanese Silk, $4.98. These pretty waists are made of sheer white Japanese silk and are as dainty and summery as any one could wish. . The entire waists are elaboratelys trimmed with fine Valenciennes lace ¢ insertings and cluster _ tuckin; ‘They have prettily shaped yoke de- igns; the collars, cuffs and sleeves is efiectively trimmed with lace insert- s, Button-back style. ee your size to-morrow at $4.98. White Lawn Waists, $1.98. #/ Very handsome waists, beauti-/ fully trimmed with fine lace inserf-y| ing. Second Floor, 50th St, Bection. Nien Finely Made Negligee | Shirts at 98c.! Every, one of these shirts shows the best sort of worsoineal eee modelled on regular custom lines, extreme care being taken in t making and laundering. The Materials Are Fine Quality Woven Madras, Percale and Corded Madras. The colorings and designs are particularly refined and all this season's, Choice of plain or plaited bosoms, attached or detached cuffs. Sizes izes 1336 to 20. Matn Floor, 6mth St Some Splendid Valves in Good Reliable Refrigerators. Splendid refrigerators, made for durability and good service by the famous Alaska Refrig- erator Co, They're of well-seasoned stock, the linings and trimmings of the best in every instance. If you buy one of these handsome refrigera- tors you'll get the best value you ever saw. Prices for family size, $5.63, $6.56, $8.39 and $10, 13. Upright or Apartment House style, $9.56, $11.24, $13.99 and $16.34. Chests, $4.56, $5.94 and $7.31. Nursery Refrigerators, $2.24, $2.69 and $3.74. We call attention to our fine assortment of enam- elled glass and tile-lined refrigerators. Baxemetit, 00th St. Section. Some Household Needs Priced to Please the Thrifty. With quality the main feature, accompanied by extremely little Dives these items should be particularly interesting to every housekeeper. In fact, a visit to this section of the store will bring to light hundreds of like good values, Clothes Hampers—Made of whole willows; special, 98¢ Mrs. Potts’ Polishing Irons—Complete sets of ¥ 3 frons, stand and handie—each set, Gold Dust Washing Powder—4-Ib.package,special 4c White Slountain Ice Cream Freezers— 2 qt. 3 qt. 4 qt. 6 qt. 8 qt. 1.88 © $210 ‘ 3.28 $4.21 $I $2.16 $2.59 $ 4 ate late Arctic Brand’ { iS Freezers | $2.09 $2.69 3 at. ‘$1y 76 Basement, 59th St. Section. The lot’s small—the bargain remarka- bly big—therefore, only one to a custom- er and no mail or C. O. D. orders filled. The standards of these lamps are guar- anteed by the Standard Oil Company as being A1. The lamp includes good reliable burner, chimney and opal reading shade. Lamps like these selling in many stores at $1.50.