The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1904, Page 7

‘STEALOR STA MO GAL STL Young Woman Who Conoeais Her Identity Says She Took Ring So as to Get a Prison Home for the Winter, REFUSES IN COURT TO ANSWER QUESTIONS. Came Here from New Orleans Several Weeks Ago, Money Gave Out and She Was With- out Food or Shelter, Fear of starvotion, the rigors of ‘winter, and @ desire to provide herself ‘with @ ghelter even though It were a prison, urged a young woman who was arrested on Saturday night for steal- ing & diamond ring from Charles Bdel- stein, a Jeweller, of No, 848 Seoond ave- Bue, t commit the crime, When she was arraigned in the York- ville Court yesterday she punsiod the Court and attendants by maintaining absolute silence in the face of dozens of questions, She had deliberately walked into the/ Jewelry store, taken a ring from a tray placed before her, which sho placed on her finger and without a word walked out into the street, She made no attempt to get away, but ‘watted to be arrested, Wanted Winter Home, When arraigned, she confessed that @he had planned the robpery with the sole intention of being arrested and @ent to prison for the winter, Ghe gave the name “Sarah Smith,” saying chat owas a4 good as any. Bho is tall, bas big brue eyes, and is rather comely. “I came to New York from New Or- deans soveral weeks ago,” she sak, “with letters of recommendation to the @isters of Charity in Elghty-fourth street, near Lexington avenue, I man- aged to get work with a police ser- geant, but I won't tell nis name, 1 eogn left the place. “T bad but little money when I came here and that I spent for food, 1 had only @ few cents left and had to pawn most of my clothing. On Friday I had barely enough to buy @ few rolls and get shelter in a Bowery lodging-house. Better Than the Streets. “Btarvation or death from exposure stared’me in the face, I did not know where to turn, and after I thought it all over I decided to seek the shetter of a prison rather than be thrown on | ee sireets all winter, { planned the as 1 tossed about on my oot in ‘house, unable to sleep from io wanes Soa ee a afec ‘Up courage to doit. Iam my plan was successful. I will be sent to prieon now and will have food and o‘compeligd to staat ia onder tori taal order to live Dut H is better than leading @ still more wretched life.”’ ‘The young woman was held for fur ther examination, HANGED HIMSELF IN SHED. Herbert Branning Found Dead by His Brother-fn-Law, The body of Herbert Brunning, fitty- three years old, was found suspended to a beam in & shed near his home on mes fous t eed Weatahestar, to- today, Wi, sa et with re" 1 on a o hy! iti it (fom mo understand cach other, apd particularly how you jeateh the words which so many of your actors seem to mumble and swallow.” | Sounds Mra. Campbelly, doesn't {t? Hut it was M, Charney who was speak- |ing—M. Charney, of the French cqyn- Dany, at the American Theatre. ‘There is sot a gingle actor in this company,’ he went on, "who has not devoted at least three months’ time |to the careful training of his speak- ing volee. must have, then a powerful, sonorous voice capar ble of responding to every demand with- out injury.” M, Dulas, who comes nearest to be- ing the star of this company, and who can thunder the longest Alexandrines and hina the secrets of melodrama with equal ease, sald: “Our French “ [’: is a constant marvel to us how | first, |taskmasters, and thelr verdict of an artist goes A great way toward In- fluencing public opinion, No actor | would dare appear before an audience and speak In an indistinct or throaty way, As to the training of the voice, each teacher has a method of his own, Once you are away from your master you can do what you choose, muscles at the root If you control those muscles and have fo back on you in an excess of stage fright. “To be able to utter every syllable with perfect precision, the lips must be as firm as tron, Oh! yes; it takes Infinite practice and study, I hope this queer way most Americans have of mumbling Isn't catching—if it Is, wood-by for us, My greatest difficult in practice was with the rs, I have practised by the hour, holding two rub- side the tongue,” "T, too," mid Mme Renst, who boasts the most beautiful voice in the @ had infinite difficulty | singing tone in the, speaking volee; but it ts worth while, | for once acquired it can never be lost, Look at our great Sareh, how she THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TY AWARD ee A Fronch actor wants and | temperament, and | diction teachers are! more to bo feared than the critics or | the public; for they are the severest | “I have always started my exercises | by loosening the lower jaw and the| of the tongue. | jany kind of lungs, your volce will never | ber balls in my mouth, one on each! WORLD: . MOND worked for her voloe of gold, tuning it before every performance, like a muy sical instrument.” M, Desplas. the small comedian, |spends his spare time making lightning *peeches to imaginary audiences, and |srowe deliriously happy when he suc- ceeds {n saying distinctly two hundred words a minute. The whole company has caught the chewing-gum babit, but It le prepared to defend ita style of speech to the last breath, London's play censor has finally told the love-registering dancing doll in Pinero'e “A Wife Without « Smile” to behave itself, But who\will step in and spare Broadway's bludhes when the naughty thing comes to the Criterton along with the other Christmas toys! ee Gerard Coventry, stage manager of “Pitt, Paff, Poul,” sat in “Eddie” FPoy's dressing-room at the Casino while the comedian was ‘“making-up" for the matinee performance, Madly agitating a fragmentary tall in an appeal for wel- |come, a grinnirg fox terrier hovered about the open door. “They give out that the new press agent has @ passion for dog stories,” remarked Mr, Coventry, with an in- spired eye upon the pup. wlance at Mr. Foy cast a the vibrating canine. | “There ts 4 real dog,” he mused. He belongs to Vonnie Hoyt, who told me in confidence he eost $00/" | “Wonder what he's worth?" asked Mr, | Coventry. “Nover bought one éead, so I couldn't | say,” replied Mr. Foy, “but I wonder if ‘that pup and I couldn't mingle for pub- | Mention? Come here, Kitty,” | Joyously the little “fox” responded to the invitation. Mr, Moy lifted her to his Ieneo with one hand and reached for his “make-up"' box with the other. When @ had finished the dog looked like an to Wake the wandering ever he niight want to go, Mr. Dogk- stander waited until the multitude was assembled. Then, raising a silencing hand, he hoarsely addressed hie hearers as low eabmen!’ and launched forth in the most eloquent non-partisan politi- eal specoh of the campaign, He was will apeaking when @ desperate horse fan away and broke up the meeting. oo. Armed with « the gallant anti-speculator forces in| front of the Ga:dem Theatre on Satuiigy night soleannl; world, fused at de doah!" Oh, the aristocratic hauteur of those | proud “Higgledy-Plggiedy” beauties! It | is related, with bated breath, that when | Stage Manager George Marion offered | & humble suawestion to one of the queens of the chorus, she turned and withered | Mim with want vou (o understand I ajn’t an treaq becatwe I have to be, but just because I want to do something to in| time," ‘The latest qrink along Broadway ta a “Sohumann-Hetnk high-ball.” the man and watch his changing ex- oS; ; Co UNpSOMN , SUTH AVE, 192 TO2OUSTREETS vression. | animated pounse cafe, When Mig Hoyt saw her decorated pet she wae so startled that she forgot the lines she doesn't speak. ee it was @ wild, stormy night, end Lew Dookstader, trying vainly to reach the Hotel Astor, took refuge on one of the islands of safety in car-tidden | Long Acre Bquare, His signals of | distress brought dosens of “oabbies’ from all the regions ‘round, each eager Use ‘for Over Thirty Yoars * Tho Kind You Have Always Bought SURRAT OTREET, IEW TORR OrTY, _ $500, 000 | N PRIZES $5.00 each to be given to the school children of America, School children’s competitive advertising contest No, 5120, can competes. Full severe Yow Shue 4d Vo al good saa sail ¢ of ne ohm for any draw- which we accept and use, ructione a! | make “te eras bo ppromanates ty Ge eetetns atte EGG-O-SEE is not only @ delicious food but it is much more ealthfu! and nutritious than meat. Consult both your health and your purse and buy a large-sized package of EGG-O-SEE From Your Grocer other of its for 10c lag at Poags Cat lang EBGG-0-SEE is rapidly displacing all flaked wheat foods on account better quality and lower price, Ask Your Grocer for the Green Package. na hae fi i a a ee c. ahem, ted aed vt Cay, 400. Seling ‘HM eopoar ip the Evening World minstre| where eaaphone and leading was a befo'de-wah darky | proclaiming to a wondering | ‘Confet'rate tickets suahly bal | G “Boe here, Mr, Marton, “ee Ask Unprecedented values in pianos: i A La Spirite Corsets FOR THE WOMAN OF FASHION RAND PRIZE St. Louis Exposition Newest Creations From Paris 1904 AND 1905 MODELS The Corset Endorsed by ALL Dressmakers A sale of 75 used instruments at prices that will cause unusual buying excitement. Ov great piano sales which we have held during the last ten months have : established anew piano-selling epoch in New York, and now we cap the climax of the year's selling with a sale that will mark the lowest selling prices ever quoted on high-grade pianos whose very names are household words throughout the United States. When we tell you that we have doubled our piano sales for the year you can appreciate the large number of — used us, Pianos | that came to _us, Most of the pianos we take in exchange are in excelleni condi- tion; those which are not we put in shape, and the consequence is that you can make your selection knowing that you'll receive a good instrument. Fourth Vloor 15 planos per day will | be ll be placed eapameeton SS one day you're sure ¢ of securi securing a bargain if you come : the next. The piano is yours tp use from the date of the first payment. This is especially an exceptional op- portunity for economical parents who desire to give their children the advantage of a piano in their own home—for those who appreciate the pleasant evenings and immeasurable joy that follow the Installa- tion of a piano. Remember you are buying from a house whose name, for over a quarter of a century, has been a guarantee of satisfaction—we guarantee these pianos, Terms are your terms—prices were never so low, and may never be as low again, so there's noth- thing that stands between you and a handsome high-grade piano in your own home. 1 Hardman upright. . -» 100,00 (Don't miss this barmais 1 Steinway square....-»-.--»; $95.00 Carved lexe—fine tone—easliy worth $100.00.) 1 Hallett & Cumston upright... *95,00 (This bargain will no quickly.) 1 Weber Upright... recat shone Gs, oa fine Cs orogeny 6 ‘ 1 vale, Viewable plane tor Venema arvat 60: hogany quarter grand, at $500.00. On Wednesday, October _ Opening bargains for Tuesday, October 25ththe first day of the sale, | Wagner upright....... rey Think of burt od ot amall" amount} Squ fa the only one at this ‘wtoey Also nine other bargains, equally desirable, - $265.00 on this day, including one new Hazelton ma: |On Friday, Oct, 28th. we offer: 5, ry I Brodbu upright ....., anetad s . senna sesrgnn,t00000, | Bradbury. uprigit 145.00 1 Gabler upright......++2+2000.. e080] | Fee ee ceases OOOO (Aimoat new fine mehonany, case. The Gubler ta | Gilbert upright... EERSTE TS ARE 100,00 ¥ ¢ Yalue—wort more than we ask 1 Knabe u prig Loew ‘condition ** 295.00| And eleven other fine bargains, includ. 1 Chickering u) TT ety te § 225.00 | ing ono fine Knabe upright. (Tone and condition Ii Ih a splendid opportuatty ) 1 Schumann & Sons upright... "aan ee | Also ten other fine bargains for to-day, | including one fine Hazelton upright 4 new Hazelton uprights for this piano. will be sold on this day at great reduc- Mons—as we have given up the agency eae or On Saturday, October 29th: On Thursday, neg 27th: | | Weber upright.......2..0.6.. 1245.00 1 Chickering u right .. $195.00 (Splendid Uine=fine condition2will be quickly sold.) Cog nae gt FA ala | Horace Waters upright. . - 4145.00 1 Steinway square... . $60.00 Great largais—don't mis’ ths eoportunity.) 1 Fischer Up: (\ne ae condition carved lece—enally A fing inetrumen 1 Keller & Son upright... - $115.00 | Gabler square... 4178.00 and worth mach more than we ask) - 439.00 (aa eapactelty See, offer—and ‘ ‘s004 ‘instrument (Best ofter ie the ecuaaneed ‘ vereee ext 1 Kranich & Bach wu; » $245.00 1 Cecilian plano player,......+.. 5 (A tine viano—a splendid et... ," ocd eleven more fine pianos to-day, Including a Schumann & Sons fine upright at $185.00, (Almost Rowenthe Coallian tg the market, and guaranteed Alsc cloven other fine bar Ins on this date, including two Knabe uprights, good as new, Also remember, that we agree to exchange any of these instruments within one year, as part payment on any new plano in our warerooms, allowing all money paid within that time ** © * © Our new planos comprise the famous GABLER, as well as such poboacis| makes as PACKARD, HOBART M. CABLE and PRICE & TEEPLE. | | required. Alb LO) SAE 7 59° 60° All Wool Etamine and Voile. Shirts, Silk Lined, at $7.50. The sale of these handsome w mine, cheviot and voile ski Bloomingdales’ to-morrow for” $7.50 will certainly cause a semsa > skirt selling. e skirts comprise a special order the manufacturer got but couldn’t finish on time—the firm. they were made for wouldn't take them. We came to the rescue, anid. ® for a spot cash offer secured a big The materials are beautiful, every a They come In blue and black, with flounces at bottom, $7.50 morrow at..... Store Offers in Coats. ~ coat will never be greater than to- which would suftice to crowd the de- come these elegant They're made of the most beautiful bargain, for they are er thread of them all wool, and the are elegantly tailored and se | F splendid quality taffeta silk sons, Sa These regular Second Floor, 50th St. Section, The chances for securing a truly morrow at Bloomingdales’'—they've partment with eager byyers. $100 Persian Lamb oy. Leipsic-dyed flat or medium curly regular $15 values, throughout, full and finished with Tota $15 skirts to- What the Bloomingdale Furf remarkable value in a handsome fur five specials to offer any one of First in importance on the list Coats al $69. ersian lamb, fashioned in several smart new 1904 styles—some ay plain, others trimmed with two-stripe mink, chinchilla or baum marten collars and revers—all are, handsomely lined and elegantly finished in every particular, Diain Nearseal Coats for $25. 22 and 24 inches long; made with new style puff sleeves and lined with gaaranteed satin. Handsome Nearseal Coats for $29. 24 inches long, with collar, revers and cuffs of sable, raccoon or nutrla f beaver; made with new style puff sleeves and lined with satin, ‘d Beautiful Nearseal Coats for $39. 24 inches long; made with new style puff sleeves and trimmed with cok é lar, revers and cu 3 of beaver, sable, squirrel or mink; lined with guaranteed “ satin, Plain Nearseal Coats for $39. sea 40 inches long, in double-breasted or blouse styles, with puff sleeves herd | turn-over cuffs; lined with guaranteed satin. — geoond Floor, bath St. Section, Exquisite Diamond Jewelry Unexpectedly Low in Drice. Though diamond jewelry has been advanced in price all over the city the Bloomingdale Jewelry Store still holds to its unmatched low prices. This, of course, would not be possible were it not for forehanded buy+ tng in the London and Amsterdam marts ‘way back last Spring before there If was any thought of again increasing the prices of diamonds. Here are a3 good instances of sharp money-Savings as any we quote RE Solld Gold Dum)- bell Calf Buttons set with fine cut — many new patterns for selection — worth $10, special. $6.50 Scart Pins solid | pols, in rich, oe ber ar show. oe Ing barogut pearl and dimond | paveq Pearl Heart Brooches fine cuality pearls; set with q $6.98 diamond in cen Solid Gold tre—special, Ay sho y | Green and Gold for 2 pic- Brooch— pansy tures: in design; set with pooh fine cut diamond sa tous fine cut diamond— and full pearl—special $10.49 Fultoa 5i., fies, Bring your Stamp Books Tuesday, Oct. 25 (Dividend Day), and get 10 Blue Trading Stamps Free. No purchase Double Stamps With Cash Purchases Till Noon Every Day. Single Stamps From Noon Till Closing Hour. kK. l NAMM. | Kk NAMM. | SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY MORNING