The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1904, Page 5

“) FLED FROM RAD WN SCANT ATTIRE Man Jumped from Second-Story Window When Police Ap-' WATCHED FROM WINDOWS ‘OF FASHIONABLE HOTELS. i Complaint that Two Young Girls Were Detained in House Led Capt. Kemp to Make Sensa- tional Arrests. During a raid this afternoon on an alleged disorderly house in West Six- ty-sixth etreet, just back of the Hotel Marie Antoinette, a man who had been fn the house threw his clothing out of « — @-second-story window and then jumped after them. He had the good fortune to land on his garments, and they saved him some broken bones, They also heated the police of the West Sixty- eighth street station out of a prisoner, for, picking himself out of his tangled ¥ apparel, the man ran through Sixty A @ixth street in his underclothing and 7, gocks, and kept right on running in| apite of the threats of Detective Coben, who hung half way out of the window with a revolver in his hand and yelled that he would shoot if the man didn’t g@urrender. ‘The raid wa mades by Capt. Charles Kmep and was the most exciting that the new Tenderloin has ever seen ‘Thre was a liberal display of revolvers, much shouting by men and screaming | by women, and the thrilling culmina- tion of @ man taking jump into mtd air from a second story window and then landing safely In own cloth ing, quite completed the enjoyment of some 500 spectators who watched It ali from the streets and {rom the win- dows of fashionable hotels and apart- ment houses. Capt. Kemp and Detectives Cohen and Heggesmith went to the house because they were informed that two young girls were being kept there @gainst their wills. ‘They rang the bell and when a little girl spened the door forced they way In. Immediately there was a scurrying of feet and Ilttie fem- {ning shrieks, Doors began to slam and Bolth to shoot Into place, ‘The rooms were aM partly darkened but finally) the officers got thr nen and a man The four prisone atation-hquse. 1 WV Graham, yeurs Old, of No. 224 West.Sixty-fourth Bireet, ‘The man said he, was Matthew Anderson, a window decorator, of No. 158 West’ Sixty-sixth str und a "Nellie Graham | whom eomplaint Afinie were the girls had. been mia said that Annie old. of No. 448 had taken them to the night.and that they had been kepi re ever since. Two detectives were t out to arrest the Marks girl and found her later in the afternson 1 of the prisoners wer eheld, the y: girls being turned over to the dren's Society MISSING MAN LEFT COAT ON STEAMBOAT “George Monroe Sterling,” Of- ficers of Adirondack Say, Did Not Commit Suicide—Wrote Letters to Fay Templeton. ~~ When the Albany steamboat Adiron- Gack arrived here to-day, her officers { aectared that they did rot believe that f “George Monroe Sterling.’ who occu- pled stateroom No. 63 on the trip up on Tuesday night, but was missing in the morning, committed suicide at all. ‘The missing man left a coat and a grip in his room. In the erip were sards of George Monroe Sterling, whic h de- scribed the owner as being a librettist and writer of verses. There was also a picture of Fay Templeton, the actress, Chief Steward Peck and Hallman Carter, }of the Adirondack, said that men who wanted to disappear for a while had a way of leaving a few things In a steamboat stateroom in } order to give the impression that they had committed sulcide. In this case, , they sald, the missing man went to his room as soon as he got on board the steamer and never showed himself to_ anybody. Sterlin the Waldorf: @ guest there, at There Is a end dny one fro Hecommodations there. at the missing man did “ithe only parson who seems to kn anything of the missing man Is Fay whose picture he Templeton was seen at her vest Thirueth street, to- ‘engaged his stateroom from but he was never under that name. t-ofMce In the hotel, outside can engage ‘This Is probably fay. ‘She sald tM Tan signing his name George has been writing me Jesters and sending me verses for some Monroe sterlin time, He wanted to write an opera for me, but I never saw the man and never communicated with him because he never sent an address with his letters, “The letters were always typewritten and on’ plain paper. He always sent them by messenger to the roof garden where Tam performing. I know abso- lutel¥ nothing of the mun beyond this.” MAXWELL THE PRESIDENT. Superintendent of In lon honon by National Edncatorn, ST. LOUIS, Mo., June 30.—W. H. Max- well, Superintendent of Instruct'on in New York, was to-day elected Bresi- Gent of the National Educational Asso ciation for the coming year. Bunday World Wants Work ~~~ Monday Morning Wonders. slams Ua | | \A ——_—_$— LemnstOn 10-3 AvE 7 59°1060° St. peared, First Throwing His Clothing Out of the Window. | 1] | ogee deeper cy rey S2ee SNE Sees Cee ee ees EE oa CR SE PE ST ALL CARS TRANSFER TO (As Lively as the Another Extraordinary Two-Hour Sale y as $4, $5 & $6 Skirts for $1.98 ran Tho’ the lot is a big one—one ot the largest we ever bought which brought prices down to rock-bot- tom-—we ad- vise you to be here the first mo- ment the garments are placed on sale. We've never offered more extraordinary skirt value, and we know it will result in one of the big- best crowds, if not the biggest, we've ever served. The skirts in this great lot are of such materials as d Vowes, Etamines, Briliantines, Cheviots, All-wool Fancy Mixtures and plain alt-woo/ Meltons in black and colors. There are Ten distinct styles in | Two Hours Only | | To-morrow morning between 10 and 12 o'clock. walking and dress effects for choice, and there’s not a skirt in the whole lot that’s worth less than $4, while a great many are regular $5 and $6 garments. The skirts are made in plain seven and nine gored effects, side plaited or box plaited, all heavily strapped and tailor stitched. Sizes 22 to 28 inch waistbands, 38 to 44 inch lengths. this sale’s for two hours only, to-morrow, Bargain Friday, from 10 until 12 o'clock, at AHundred Dozen White Persian Lawn Waists Go zs! 59c. It’s an extraordinary chance to get a bargain, brought about by a maker's willingness to take an order from us profitless to dainty Summer waist at keep his force going. He's sold such waists to other stores in the city who've a Second Floor. 50th Bt Section. Been Asking A Dollar For Them These waists are made of fine quality sheer Persian lawn, trimmed with pretty tucking and hemstitching, as shown in illustra- tion, and are finished with separate stocks. Sizes 34 to 46 inches bust measure. We cannot fill C. O. D. or mail orders. China Silk Waists $2.98, $3.98, right along. $4.98 and $5.98, White and black, with smart tailor-stitched J nse and trimmings of pretty lace and medai- lions; all the most effective of this season's as e ane styles. ~ Ba rgain pound About Bargain straws gath- ered from here, there and everywhere around the store that show how strong is the economy wind blowing Blooming- daleward just now. Chiffon Veils— In all the smartest colors worn; all prettily hemstitch- ed; 1% yards long; 35c¢ easily worth 75c,, at Taffeta Ribbons— The much-used plain satin and taffeta, usually sold at 25c,, 30c. and 35c. a yard; 3%, 4 and 5. inches wide; ali pretty colors; marked for to-morrow at, yard, TBise. Ibe and 18C Also’ beautiful taffeta. rib- bons, 4% inches wide, in all soit for Shades; regularly sold for 30c. a yard, ate Vat sss cusss. 12.¢ Boys’ Wash Svits— Uf pique, duck and crash, in stripes, checks and other pretty designs, as well as plain white; finished with nyard and whistle; 3 to 10 year sizes, at, CAN sees veeteeee 39 Boys’ Suits-— The smartest juvenile styles in the most popular ma- terials; sizes 8 to 15 years; regular $3.00 and 83.50 values, at. “$1. 77 Men’s Socks— Full seamless, excellent qual- ity black cotton; guaranteed fast color; light and medium weights; all sizes; quality, at, pair Children’s Hosiery— ribbed cotton: strong and durable; ideal for vacation wear; they've double knees, heels and’ toes; IRR RRR The L The Pewee Dore h nleay s Candies for “The Fourth.” It woukin't be “The Fourth'” without a supply of sweets on hand—we are ready with the most wholesome of chocolates to eat and all sorts of pretty favors as well, such as_ fire- crackers, drums, mounted can- non, &e. Chocolate & Bon-Bon Mix- tures in 1-Ib. boxes. at...... 20C Moretto Chocolate & Bon-Bons —our specialty—in fancy boxes, tied with ribbon; worth $0c; special per 1b.. sees 39c Main Floor, dvth Bt. Section. Se ry «to the amount of $2. or inore and “other merchandise to the amount of 85 OF more, except goods to be sent Second Floor, 59th Bt. Section. See Oe ee eS Interesting Books of Fiction, Copyrighted Editions, 39c. Vol. A splendid chance is offered to-morrow to lay in a supply of good, snappy, interesting summer reading at the smallest possible expense, These books are well printed on good paper and substantially bound In fine cloth—many of them are the original $1.50 editions. Some of the titles are: RED ROCK. | RY PAG! The Rogue's March. Shadow 9f the Rone of Eden. Hornung. Hornung. Howard, Morris The Jesaamy Bride Henter Blatt, The Cireult Rider ‘Phere Varrick., “Barleston. rr Grant. Samantha at the Worlds Bonntcastle, Ho Holland, For the Picnic Lunch--- An Important Grocery List. You'll feast on the Fourth whether at home or on the outing, and the best place to secure the things to’eat and drink is at Bloom- ingdales’, where quality’s so jealously guarded that one can’t get any- thing less than the best, no matter what the price one pays. Just the sort of Groceries you will need. tardines in| tame, Tonner 29¢ [Eats 4, Bette 3g David Har Savendater Main floor, o0th St. Section % 1b. eens 3c Granulated Sagar. ra ery peat: not more, that en 2h toa to a customer and Sardines . Be | Bye aitn® Stuer AY ie large. Bc | Rocerten ber c Salmon, Mixed Bird Seed. 5e bia River: ct. | best, IIb. pke 6C|nira Gravel. Cipere | Packaen tor * 10c| Sur Ver ond Ge | Bie firte arte” OC | ", 6C| fee «| " Drinkables from the Wine Store. aa aeety $5.00 | Rekenies ™ | dozen auiarts Keys nas bi 50 SIE. | Monetle (zeltinaer), xen 0 for B50 on ea ath twice thin price: Rr ae Whiske gies po peeri bie dt . Tpbecise taarz Rb tne (Hocheimer), | Wine mupreme, a entice mer | per ig aiion ee: Phe Imported, Fe ltwice thin price; : ae quar je de i do- pattie. 49c Basement ts al lon Rye Rye Whinker, tra | lent fine, al, 40: a} ta ‘$2. 75 | ae. 1 bent do- ever these warm-weather days. elsewhere. for multitudes of prospective out-of. towners will augment that steady stream of practical people which forms the ever- surging tide of buying enthusiasm con- stantly flowing in and out of this great mercantile institution. You will find every department in the store brimful of summer bargain rich- ness that keeps everlastingly emphasiz- ing the fact that at Bloomingdales’ are greater values always than the greatest The Right Laces for Summer Frocks or Lingerie. Thousands and thousands of yards of the prettiest and most HE convenience of this great store’s location makes itself more forcefully felt than A cool street car ride brings you here from any- where, and when here you are but a few minutes’ walk or ride from all the principal places of amusement, parks, hotels, depots and steamboat landings in Manhattan. The mere foretaste of what a stroll through the store will bring to light in an economy way to-morrow is cited below. popular sorts of trimming laces are here at about half usual prices, Valenciennes and Point de Paris Laces Sc. yd. In over fifty new patterns of insertions and edgings. Torchon Laces and Insertions 3c. yd. Doint de Paris and Valenciennes Laces 15c. yd. In very beautiful patterns—all new this season—2 to 5 inches wide. Main Floor. 50th St. Aection. Nolions and Such Needs for Folks Going Away. Here are little every-day needfuls that will come in partic ularly handy when you find yourself far away from the city and depenient upon the village ale to supply you. orders filled. ,rettan. 9c ]ierne Hatrping. ber dozen... Combinatt Dressing 1 bottle friction poliah and 1 box wax; special Just for Sport. These splendid values will appeal most forcefully to out- door people: Tennis Rackets, $1.34 and 38¢ 30 Tenn and. Croquet ind. Baseball Gloves, 25c, 75c¢ and ‘ Basebails, 25c, 50c and.. 75¢ Baseball Bats, 25c and.... SOC Hasement, Front For Fishermen. You'll find we're prepared to equip you with everything needed. Trout or Bass Rods, all lance- wood, three joints, celluloid grip and nickelled reel seatat O&C Lancewcod Combination Rods, four pieces,very heavy Sand Fresh and Salt Water Rods, from 98c. to....++ . SS 49 Double Multiplying Bass Reels, nicke tach 49c, and Double Multiplying Reel, finest quality, has rubber caps and adjustable click and drags 1.49 150 yardSs...scse ait tt Cotton Hand Lines, Py feet, connected: each hc Olled Silk Lines, 75 feet., "18e Trolling Spoons, various nies Rc Pearl Weakfish Squids, at.. 10c Basement, 50th Bt. Section. Women’s Lisle Gloves, 17c. Pair. They're of an excellent quality suede lisle thread, with Paris Point backs and two clasps—colors white, black, gray, tan and mode ~—regular 25c. gloves, sizes 5% to 34a, to go at, pair, Main Floor. 50th St. Bection. Save from $3 to $7 on Your Suit and Get a Suit Case Free. A good, well-made suit case e——.., goes along witha suit on which you save all the way from $3 to No mail,'C, O, D, or telephone tten- alc * 2c Women’s Linen Initial HandKerchicis, 4% Doz., 50c. Thank a particularly favorable trade-chance for this most unusual offering in women's pretty all- linen handkerchiefs that are worth 12'c. cach. Each one is prettily initialled and of that fine, sheer quality so desirable. Hurry along for them while the lot lasts at Soc, a half dozen, ie Cashmere | Me Wool taining 40 Sige! rok nies” Main ‘suth St far above the average. Section Trunks Important purch; probably values in a hurry again, the variety is unusually large, while Styles are the most fetching evolved this season, At 95c., of China Silk. Excellent quality, with peat hemstitch. ades for choice. ing; all the fashionable s Here Are These at $1.65. | Taffeta silk parasols, hemstitched, with plain and colored borders, Taffeta silk parasols, with plain, colored or striped borders. Pongee silk parasols, hemstitched. At $2. Hemstitched —_ pongee, UR eau rece taffeta silks hemstitched with grass | The Prettiest of Parasols Here | at the Lowest of Prices. Don't go away over the Fourth without seeing these parasols, and ing one if in need, for you'll not find such extraordinary the | - ! linen embroidery. China silk parasols, finished{ with three full ruffles. | Taffeta silk parasols, hemstitched, | with embroidered ae linen border. | Striped taffeta silk parasols, nicely hemstitched Some Templing Items PicKed Up in the Lingerie Store. Just a quartet, two of which of special Interest to women. are children’s items, the other two The prices quoied are particularly sharp in economies—and while we mention but four, there are scores of other money-savers abounding in this section just now. Baliste Corscts, 39c. Short, low bust and straight front; also a lot of good, strong net corsets in all sizes. Women’s Skirts, 98c. Of good cambric, with umbrella flounce, trimmed with embroidered ruffle ant insertion; also sonze with | deep flounce of pretty embroidery. Just Now. These trumks are gg e x ception- ally well made, with Excelsior lock; large bolts and ® hinges; brass- plated steel trimmings and two Straps attached: 28 ins. 32 ins, $3.99 $4.24 $4.39 34 ins. 36 ins. 38 ins. 40 ins. $4 68 $4.99 $5.24 $5.56 Steamer Trunks, Same style: 28 ins. 3o ins, 32 ins. $2.98 $3. 24 $3.56 Basement, Front. Wt comprises of good linen, lace, all in the signs—take your pick at Main Floor, 59th St, Section. H Vacation Offer— Any customer purchasing a suit at our Men’s Clothing Store during this sale gets one of these Suit Cases 9) We want you to bring or a $10 Summer s general finish, them with the Suits We Offer at $5.95. You'll admit that the saving in this instance figures around $3 or $4, In this lot are Popular Blue Serge Suits, | which are guaranteed fast color and not to shrink or rip or do anything | else a first-class suit ought not to do. | this Summer, The flannel suits comprise coat and trousers, ma belt loops and cuff bottoms as you prefer. The serge suits comprise coat, vest and trousers, To-morrow your choice, and a dress suit case free, Men’s Pure Worsted Svils for $8. 75, Worth from $12 to $15—made, cut and finished with that superior cleverness which brings them Also at $8.75, men’s cassimere and cheviot suits. Flannel Suits in light and dark grays, so much Third Ave. to Lexington----Bloomingdale Brothers----59th to 60th Street. most critical ideas of what a $9 ought to be in making, cut, materials and and compare the newest stripes and mixture effects in both $5.95 Children’s Frocks, 98c. Of dainty white lawn, in Princess and guimpe styles, handsomely trim- med with pretty embroidery: | 1 to 4 years, Children’s Guimpes, 75c. Of fine quality lawn, | trimmed with insertions and tucks | from neck to waist line and finished | to t4 years, ‘Second Floor, near Rotunda. Hand Bags and Suit Cases. If you're on the list of “out-of-towners” for over “The Fourth” these items in the hest sorts of suit cases and hand bags” will be of Special moment to you: Suit Cases -- Mackintosh long; special. Hand i—Made of sheep- skin, imitation alligator; sizes s. 14 ins. 161ns. +8 ins. solid erain leather—sizes— 10 ins. 12 ins, 14 ins. 16ins. 18 ins, $1.19$1.49 $1.82 $2.14 $2.43 Basement, Seth St. Section, Cool, Airy Summer NecKwear for Women, 25c. | Here's a small lot of the martest and most po) ular sorts of: summer neckwear which we hou at a specially advantageous gure, Dutch Collars and Wash Stocks lawn, embroidery and newest shapes and de- 25¢ | Main Floor, Sath St. Section, your worn Second Floor, 6th St. Section, sizes effectively with fine embroidered ruffle: sizes 4 = | | | je |