The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1904, Page 5

WOMAN AND HUSBAND WRO SHOT “FIRES AT HIS WIFE One of the Four Shots Took Ef- fect and May Cause the Death of’ Dvoritzsky’s Spouse, of WhoryHe Had Grown Jealous, 26 MOB ATTACKS‘THE WOULD-BE SLAYER. Police Have Difficulty in Repel- ling Them; but Sister of Wom- “yan Tore at Him— Woman's Diamonds Excited Rage. Max Dvoritrky, of No, 10 Mudteon treet. fired fonr hullete into his wife ‘on the sidewalk in front ef thelr home , today, and in less than two minutes Was in the hands of a mob of excited Hebrows who tore hie.clothing from Dig back, and might have killed him, but for the timely arrival of Capt. Rhaw, of the Madison street station and his wardman, Detective Tucker, The two officers had a hard fight with * the mob, but finally got their man to @rug store at Pike and Madison streets, and gucceeded Im holding the door agninst repeated attacks until the re- berves arrived on the scene. The sight of the young and pretty ‘woman lying on the sidewalk, mortally Wounded and blood fairly gushing from her injuries, converted the ordinarily peaceful people of the neighborhood into maniacs, end even when the re- serves Started to escort the prisoner to * the station-house @ storm of missive folowed them, and Annie Cohen, of No. 1% Eldridge street, a sister of the dying woman, succeeded in breaking through the cordon and clutcning Dvoritseky by the throat. She did not release her “grlp unt roughly handled by the police, What Led te the Tragedy, ‘There are conflicting stories of the Wwouble which led up to the shooting. For weeks the two have been quarrel. ling bitterly, and that the man was riven to frensy by the fact that his ES FEDERAL PRSOES. a Wife's return to-day was after ~ * nights of absence. Dvoritasky came to this country al England four years ago, He and hie’ ‘wife, Rosie, who is twenty-four years old and very pretty, have lived in the i trfiment” prisoners had been the east sk Prison, but Comptrolle: HER; CROWD THA1 MOBBED HIM, ‘ torney Byrne opposed the change, say from time immemorial Gov Grout and other members of the Sink- rub t 1 | IR attention is directed to our enlarged Upnolsieries Section-—Third Floor, Fifty-ninth Street Corner— where fhe Carpets and Rugs used to be This Section is showing new Uphoisteries, Tapestries and Portieres. Recent importations enhance the beauty and extent of ‘ihe Showings show! Alt LARS Teanster Jo @ I We at diss tense Sections in the New goods from Englar4, rae: being received daily, and these: sections are with interesting things that every Housekeeper mul revel in, Lexuusran LG SAME | 799" 60° 5) aiatee dh tthe Sle Great Events Scheduled tor Bargain Frida The first real outcropping of Fall merchandise throughout the store is seerr im th Bargain Friday Sale features to-morrow. The bargain happenings at Bloomingdales’ must ‘always dovetail with your desires, and so it is that we're those who are forehanded in their planning for fall as well as thosé that are looking after their immediate wants, Clearances make shopping at Bloomingdales’ Bargain Friday all the more advantageous to this latter multitude. EE _ $1.98 Buys Skirt Worth From| The Machines Here at $5] ” $4 to $8in This Two-Hour Sale! | 2% Sol" Py Asents at $45.” And who says they are. not_worth te \ Ever hear of anything like it! Skirts identical agents’ price?—<certainly they’te- aa with those to be seen in tany stores marked $4, machines as any one could want; and $5, $6, $7 and $8, to be sold $15 are simply marvellous value. To-Morrow Morning Evry macie parted nee wi Between 10 & 120’ clock Fitted with newest improved, attachments, set In Oak cabinet cases with five drawers, Nat $1.98 each. In the great lot of skirts (In which, b: table effect. ‘ir automatic lift which ratees and lowers | way, will be found some eighty or ninety ies) you will find skirts of such materlals as ae patent needie-threader and wird Briltiantines, Cheviots, Etamines, Plain All Wool free with every machine, Toe waco on ed ot Meltons and Fancy All Wool Mixtures, as well as to-morrow, F yan pat a quite a few wash skirts. nite These skirts are made in plain seven and nine gored effects—some side pleated, others box pleat- ah heavily strapped and tailor stitched, Hosiery of Character at ey tines 22 to 28 inches. Lengths Pri ce 5 Yo Vy" d Little E L Ev r of hoslery that this famous Hoslery Store. of sets meri od consideration. No matter what the - it, the goods are worthy, dependable of bly quality, matte ion = considering the following-epectal tteme- ir y's sel ' 7c, a Patr for Women’s 1234 c Stockings. far above witat: tres le eas Th ‘her Bg y food wally iy cation, with non, win ee palt; oF pPignd for 8c, No 1 mat! orders a Men’s me go SoeKs for > a Patn. hread cotton, full Ah ean Cook sewed-on mn ie seam! other ore are offering); guaranteed fast black and tan. All sizes, No, ty, 38 to v7 hae A few 31, 33 and 35 inclt waist- $1.98 | bands here and there in some of the styles, Remember, this sale is positively restricted to two hours only— from 10 to 12 o'clock, Friday moming—-when $4 to $8 skirts will be Sold at the ridiculous price Of.......ssesceceeeeeeeneeeeeeeeeeee? We cannot fill any mail, C. O. D. or telephone orders. 19c. Is Mighty Little for These Men’s Negligee Shirts. They came from a maker who expected the store he sold them to would get 50¢, apiece for them, But he didn’t count oh having so many left on his hands the We've a big enough lot to war- j , " Madison street house ever since thelr cle the matter, TF ™**/ Biddle of August, or on selling this surplus at a mere fraction of his St we eens 6 oat 123<c. a Pair for Men's 25¢ Socks. ; fe Malas The man had a good bos- ated Erlanger said that he wae fn former prices, belts are of excellent {afer ¢ fancy liste lake Goead, Wo smart vertical and circular changeable color tom | with his Hog’ § aah al berg ovary the that, most of the corruption ye These shirts are made Nd excellent quality woven madras, in blue and white lack, white, red, tan, bro All new has almort all got away fora, him. trouble sees are ot dont [ft Back and we eect bu, green and champagne Women's 28¢ Lace Lisle Stockings, 1Se. y Meco she Ss iets gi We fo te, prets il of (me Lg full ind Dave spoketnecbants ~are double stitched and gusseted. ts Lar bey Le a Tap pr Aner nes (Wace tear to the toss), ta Mabe . between the two culminated on Tuesday SNEriff Erlanger Does Not Want} bron rae ras no MH place 09 Sear’ alts ey dl led, pel Mie eae rings—others gold Phonyshersnaad fe ot ar be t pheny Se carte tesa eaace Dart %9 Them in Ludlow Street ‘Jail, ae Ad seed Elia To-morrow, Se. tach D Warranted fast Pack a Ay - 4; twas ou Toatay lt 4 tad el and City Offdlle Bake Wim|O/NNER TO SECRETARY TAT. [f= lO a Children’s 19¢ Schoo Stockings, te, fe gant ty ay ascwaer ower wim x rf 30C. Q Half Dozen Buys Good Boye nd sit fet gutty two-tarad rBed Up. After Sept. 18 next all United States ‘To-day Mrs. Dvoritasky decided to go home to go home to get Ghe was accompanied by is brothers. Charles A. Taf clothing. «by be Cohen. oF Olncianath, and Heney We att: will arrive in thts city late this after. ces from Washington, He will br of Linen Collars for Menand Boys. 66 ry V BAS ESE re eae ten © ae or ve See tt pe ae Pure Silk Umbrellas Will E 5 un ‘al wart or on er, Vt A t. waver trom ha gatet re out te aoe te th Cg toi ee a He win’ Site , notice in “a oat of Sold To-Morrow at oe x shots at his wife, One e jeta|on the application ert rlanger, | of any of the Cabinet officials Sundays” if they a Sears On setemen main « moral nce es ogi ees Pe ieee tr et weren't pointed oul— Ansonia Clocks || , Buvine + bic lot of these umbrlis from ' ‘The shooting eee nee Savane keep these collars from the “perfect goods” class and so are sold at a Price -Cut. business pretty early brought price down to - bo led or fraction of the price the perfect sorts bring. aah arm clocks come || 2 level w valle so chee never We guarantee that they'll give you as good service as any regular 15. ese famous alarm clocks com | Hees St|CAMMEYER]| 2 EERE | nia orm a e ion an aa ity ea Anson" clocks—and here are bar- $4 and $8 lor $1.88. + Gouverneur 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. No mail or C. 0. D. orders can te filled. Main Floor, 0th 8. Section, Sie wholly unequatied! They are frames with steal < jgilrborey PAK td lates elated § — ee for “Trolley” Alarme— rods, $5 Be ean b ting, water 1s a variety of ow ’ ig, loud alarm; five-inch dial, nat Every Day Now Is Bargain Day. || 23c. a Garment for Men’s ght aE BBA any one Togeow. Te. as nm t00 finest alarm clocks made; listed at NEW LOW PRICES |i Early Fall Underwear. | sir icave, | 0c, Is a Ridiculous Price — For Summer Footwear This underwear is of famous American balbriggan and just the Lares, fing nickel alarm clocks; . right weight for you between seasons, listed at for Women’ S Lisl Gl j I th B e t The shirts are made with French neckbands 1.69 tor a Alarme— Cc oves. n e asemenit. The drawers have double seats bs rg i finished in nickel; Nineteen cents is what they regularly sell for, and It's o As our stock grows yey 4 be — our All sizes, at 23c. a garment. Main Pioor, 0th St. Section py epee ol listed through a fortunate purchase that we are able to offer them at 40c, Hi figurea. Every must be sold to make way ESE oo 9 ee! pair, Th ot lisle, well ielpete “ta Wade & Bvuicher Razors, i A WH cde et feet Si, hed ptt bcs en ’ is Is Your Golden Opportunity. cw ° Women’s 25c, & 35c. Lisle Gloves, Worth a Dollar, for 39c. Prices 'way down far below real ss High class g00ds for Men, Women for Men’; Women and Children. peotated han aed isa “the vas Bsfords Bo | s, paten ! Le Reg wait} H] leather, black Kid deer, tor I I But} i} and box calf. ‘he came Waving | }] Sizes 1 to 3% and 5% the man cor to 8; all Women's beg wp ‘Women’s Lae riers “Patent Leather and Bua Kid $150 Oy jak kono AERC SEES 9 64 0488 rrererreitttr etter B's $3.50 and $2.00 Lae a Orfods tn patent me not all stzes tn all styles, but “81.50 $1. 50 fas tad Wee Cam Oxi ted styles, sizes Peete aibine cre ons notin 500 St. “Be ti? iil i ¢ Gy st ty i R ral I ! i ; of I a t i i = { “ i} int bge ‘i I Boys’ Russet Lace Shoup stees 2% to $34. ve * ewer bared " ibe! ie Of real Milanese suede lisle—made with one and two ¢! finished with silk-stitched kid point backs; strictly first quality, All prety: tn white and black. Main Floor, 30th St. fe EE Watches of the Reliable Sort | At Prices You'd Little Expect. | It’s seldom that good watches are sold so low as $3.69, yet that’s what f) you're offered by the famous Bloom- I ingdale Watch Store to-morrow— good, reliable watches in solid silver Fe.| or gold-filled cases, guaranteed pere = fect timekeepers, at $3.69, These watches would be very good value at $10.00, and some stores get that mech regularly for them. Women’s $4.50 and $5 Watches, $1.85. Small size, in solid silver open-face cases, fitted with Swiss movements. Women’s $10 Watches for $4.75, In handsomely engraved or engine-turned 7-kt. gold open-face cases, fitted with jewelled movements. Main Floor, Front, Centre. Lexington to Third Avenue---Bloomingdale Br Brother'ss---59th to 60th Street. value—down to cost—and in a great many Instances 'way below it, So If you'd stock up with a good Supply of pretty pins, waist sets, would buy a brooch og the like and care to get two and three of them for the usual price of one, you'll be here bright and bef bbe i Qold Plated with pci ape Prey! dozen, Id Plat Bead Neck Chains, value 3$¢.; special. 1% Cherry Brooches, with 1 chery, my with 2 cherries, Ze, cherries....... . Pearl Shirt Waist Sets, in ae oval ous, made to a ell bt} OM 25¢. to SOc. per set ‘ive ineenl @ 0c Rhinestone Bar Pins— Set with 7 stones, 35¢. Set with 9 stones, 45, Set with 11 stones, 48c. Set with 13 stones, 58c, Gold Link Cuff Buttons—Solid 10- kt. gold, strongly made and artist- aan wrought In beautiful designs, Regular $2.50 dumb-bell links, for, per pa $1.24 Worth a dollar, surely — for many stores ask a dollar iwenty- five for the very identical kind. These razors are very carefully vam hollow ground and have been known to keen their edge in constant use for two and three $1,50 Razors, 75c. $2.50 Razors, $1.25, $2.00 Razors, 95¢.' $3.00 Razors, $16, 6c. Buys Women’s 1 5c. Undervests To-Morrow. ‘We had a similar lot last week, and it went in such a scramble that we advise getting here early in the day to-morrow. ‘These vests are of fine Swiss ribbed cotton, made with low necks without sleeves and trimmed on neck and armholes with tape. All sizes, 6c. Main Floor, S0th St. Seetion. | set WORLD WANTS WORK