The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1905, Page 7

RUD: SOCIETY GIRL KILLED ite and i tring to free ont the otft-| FREEZING, GIRL. IS WHILE CLEANING RIFLE. |ing her in the beads | WANDERER IN BRONY. Mise Muri ina Miss Byram was to have started to- ae Muriel Byram Tried to Forde | day on a hunting trip to Southem Call- Lanvielie BHONIE Wawlliny Reconity Aretyvo¢ Immigrant In in Pitte about near One Hundred and Fittieth street and Third’ avenue, tn the Bronx, by Policeman Shad, ofthe Morrisania station Sho Ws s0 chilled and could speak so lttle Ergilsh besides that Bhad could earn nvthing as her Identity, At ACTOR, STARVING, HAS came to Now York from Phila- LITTLE CHANCE OF LIFE, two weeks ago He had been ltaty’n Forelgn Hintiver blaving with a road company in @ meloe drama ealled "The Gam 8 Dough» Arthur Curtis in Dellevde suffer. | ter.” He ‘went. to Goo theatrical an Apoplectio stro! boarding-house, No, 272 West Thirty. —Korelgn Min ing, Doctors Say, from Asthma | ainth sireet, but his condition became| toni, wh agi “a who Ont Cartridge Which Had fornia, Lodged in Barrel. Miss Byram wae twenty-four years of. ih age, and was one of the most popular ablo Condition When Rencued, the station, wher and Starvation, 30 serous A found necessary| with Amba t Meyer at Ee AO Tat ot artridge lodged ot the South Bide young women, he Poltsh girl about t na Pn oulentite tue “curtis told one of the rileate at Cook's tear Perunle, to-day, waa a id Inst fo | i the barrel of @ eifle exploded and the acclet: rf intea| A pretty Li Which the po.) Arthur Curtis, an actor, aged twenty.) CUMS tia onten very irreaulatiy; weve [epoplexy. Fis condition ts A and Instrumental Musto | rstantiy tiled Miss ‘Muriel Byram, Trrsntactaln Atlee Alles Mocegvelt gariog| Z2aze Cl Heatly and warenly dressed, Hailon Tete apposed] (Mo: 1418 Bellevue. Hoaoital sutering| ine wone tires dave without toon Whi |™ TAY one of the most heautioul young soole: Dut #0 long withou heh t rer tly arrived .| from what the doctors term "pulmonary | waiting for the arrival of an ambulance jad Libitum, and Then Some women of this city, i i inetd coe Lye that she was al perishing trom grant who talled to meet her relatives asthma and starvation,” Tt was sald at) Curls Parente died me year ago in On, corporal Pusiabinen More, Rend the. Night Alr Till] ™ie Byram wes at home cleaning the Monpen Bou! cold, was found eatly to-day wandering! and wandered to the Bronx, tho hospital this morning that the man! philadelphia, ond epanking in ae YALL CARS Teansizn M0 . I VOMUYUMLE Flin SNe 7 59°G 00k Men’s, Women’s & Children’ 25% discount {s offered on bric-a-brac, fancy china, &¢,, and 10% on American cut glass, to be found on special tables. Every Garmentfor Women in This White Sale Pee pac Is Beautifully Made a the Donner is arrived and) (FM ae \ ny } ) It Is the quality, the tasteful fashioning, cast itt and Gasits Seite ae Mh A ’ good sewing of the women’s updermusiins in this e cae one Thee ave ¢ x le that make the sale so ted different from others, violinists and a trombone playor . It is the true worthiness of every single garment that tells rs bot 4 in the establishment, ‘These ¥ the story of the Bloomingdale White Sale economy. ie Be one 66 ban pn tho We ask you to consider the following represéntative items from that ‘ptel during the past ten days, or standpoint and see if these White Sale prices can be matched anywherel Skirts, Drawers. Gowns, er nights, will believe that they are 9c, —Of cambric, with deep Wart 18c,—Of muslin, with cambric um- | 28c.—Of muslin, with yoke of clus- ed, i ft the reporte of belleved, PB rbirhe trimmed with tucks and ruffle edg brella ruffle and hemstitched hem. | ter tucks; neck and sleeves trimmed The First Bargain Friday of 1905. Let it be an illustration of what this great store intends doing every business day of the new year.’ f First—Goods of quality are offered, Second—Bloomingdale merchandising brings about radical savings on everything spoken of here, in many. instances more pronounced than ever before. ' Third—The Bloomingdale Store manage- ment guarantee you satisfactory shopping, no matter how these great sales crowd our aisles with eager buyers, Is there a better way to keep during 1905 the vast patronage which has made This Greater New York’s Greatest Depart- ment’ Store—or to increase it? "| IARTHA WASHINGTON’S i MANAGER GETTING GRAY. oe a Brunette, He Now Has §}Sliver Streaks Among the Jet _ }=His Diplomacy Fails to Pla- } doate Irate Kickers, j Lots aggregating sixty thousand pairs of men’s, women's an children’s hosiery have come to the Bloomingdale Hosiery Store du Ing the past week at prices which mean the biggest bargains you" seen In many a day, ake Here are three instances— ie Women's 15c Stockings at, pair, 8c, These are of cotton, full seamless style, with ribbed tops and double of excellent black, Men's Fancy 15c Socks at, pair, 7c. ; Of black cotton, with silk clockings and silk-embroldered polka dots, Children’s 15c Stockings at, pair, 8c, These are of extra heavy four-thread 1x4 ribbed cotton, guaranteed” black, In full seaniless style, with double knees, ij We cannot fill mail or C, O, D, orders on any of the above items, @ Martha Washington Hotel, which ji perpetually in the throes of one agi- ion or another, {s just now wrestling . @ combination plano and vocal 4 Tt seems that by some strange idery, ents, and of all of these voices | with lace, 39c.—Of cambric and muslin, dee we ory bri lin, chem- ¥ 7 1 oath oveaise eee rolene Ce cambric muslin, deep | 49¢,—Of cambricand muslin, chem Stow 49c.—Of musi {th deep cam- |.umbrella ruffle of lawn, trimmed | ise or surplice style, trimmed with Th Wh S Of 5 antlers aoc an Oe brie outer Satna with tnbrold: with torchon Iace and insertion, Also | Cluny lace and insertion around neck (o} ile ale fers learin ut In er jigs hiKAD tse ha ot HG 5 i ered ruffle, another style with hemstitched tucks | and finished with lace, beading and Underwear al Sharp Price-C Prices aggregate a third those usually asked for such und ments as are to be put on sale by the’ Bloomingdale Underwear in this Bargain Friday clearance, é Children’s 60c. natural woo! underwear, all sizes, garment, e 9 S $04 trombone end the soraping ot | Hf 79c. of eambrie, In four very | m4 SM? Se yy ae Bho ot cambric, 6 different styles, These In Men S hirts. ‘oling, tt is not oly Lmpussible to sleep, tt it 49¢.—Of fine quality cambric, trim- i "5 Jit tmpoasible to even read, impossible ARE sso ate ln oe a med. with dtp rutfle of fine em- SPRY Uiboearaua eine emer tery ‘And in considering these items remember that there’s not a “sale think. rows of wide lace insertion between |. broldery and hemstitched tucks, In| and lace, shirt” invany lot. Every shirt is cut full, and is of that faultlessness in tucks and deep lace ruffle on bot- | three pretty styles. Also with um-| Some surplice effect, with three rows |] making which we insist shall characterize every shirt that comes in the tom; also with deep embroidered | brella ruffle of lawn trimmed with | of Val, lace insertion around neck and |] Bloomingdale Men's Store, + Wong-Distance Performers, Bt 4s furthermore alleed by the rey Are ee Ula iped at of fy Hours Adi Fae. ooo Point de Parls lace and Insertion. hee pain aio between, fin- i Adel fh $1.25 Austrailan Wool Underwear in natural | h ley keep it up unt! insertions im Taw! she wi 3 rm 3n eo \ early hours of the morning and that | ff flounce, 69¢. —OF fine quality peek Ad 79c.—Ot cambric, if three styles, White Unlaundered Shirts (3 for 51) She, e Women's heavy welght white merino underwear, regular } the last strains pass away it is deep lawn ruffle, trimmed with hem: | tow” Vy. neck surplice effects. Body made of excellent quality muslin, bosom of good three-ply Union |] 89¢.} per garment, 29c, 0 for most of the house to get un, 98¢,—Of fine quality cambric, tn six | stitched tucks and fine embroidered Some have wide Ambroldered inser- |] ttnen, with single or double pleats, Every seam double stitched, Reinforced ‘omen's Onelta Union Suits, in gray and white, regular ‘ ‘Manager aera, ot the Martha Aiareat Basle Mall ae pel ruffle, tlon and ribbon run through around |! front and back with continued facings and protected neckbands, Sizes 14t018, | $4 to $2; per garment, 50c, betta EY t : enter! Fi l- \ f Brsahtimen a orssus“t|f me wih a ailnk rte ot | Corset Covers, | fh ek and nied wih eno Men's Dleated Bosom Shirts for 39c, Men's $1.80 Australlan wool underwent, i camer hal ; Oe en Lobefivend Masons fine Point “de Par ‘tye iatatione 19c.—Of cambric, in two styles, | 89c,—Of nainsook and cambric, Made of Garner's printed Tuxedo corded madras, with four fine pleats on |] per Miirodd 79, Taree ieee te feet At toga Coa and tucks and deep lace ruffle on French style, trimmed ith ash ee sa) ARR tle bad oe each side—detached cuffs, Splendid assortment of patterns for selection, Sizes fe a t Med it egdp tut od 4 iddadslid cotton, fleece lined { fell has handled most of the kicks bottom, ) insertion and ribbon around nec! wide Val, lace insertions Aa ly 14 to 17, L gra Hi 4 F gar en pe pope ae i a | 4at have es hla tpl 25c.—Of cambric, with full front | in across front and finished with lace Shi t 1) 35¢, n’s $2.50 full fashioned underwear, ‘on sizes, por | come to, him, diplomatically 4 trimmed with fine embroidered | and ribbon, Muslin Night Shirts (8 for $1) 35c, ment, 98c, Main fd with some degree of success, but Chemises, Pande hs Others with plain and hemstitched = ; Dresent situation is one that defies ruffle, tucked hf k yi Head With, hand Of excellent quality muslin—fancy and plain trimmings—full size and = ‘his oklll, His private view of the] 39¢.—-Of cambric and muslin, four | 29¢. —Of nainsook, with full front, | sorted Joc auimag With hands Hy width Sizes 15 to 19, Matn Floot, 60th t. ection, ° Ke fatter is that every insrument in the styles, ‘square and round’necks, trim- | trimmed with two rows of Cluny | S°me ¢m ee (4 ooming: a e ocery } Ouse ought to be thrown out and the|]§ med with embroidered Insertion and | Jace insertion and edge and two rows Baby Clothes, ¢ f f fupreme Court applied to for an in- ruin and with two Mee Beeson of baby ribbon, 39¢.—Infants’ short dresses, of fine 4 pecia earance 0 Off n R E i ae Sour fe Yonnlieia oe and lace edge around neck, 39c, —Of fine quality nalnsook, two white lawn, with round yoke of hem- ers are conom és. i » Also extra Jong style, trimmed | styles, with full front, Some with | stitched tucks and finished wita hem- with wide lace and ribbon around tise rows of fine torchon lace in- | Stitched ruffle, Sizes 6 months to 2 neck and tucked ruffle on bottom, | sertion around neck and finished | Years. ‘be sor, of matter that can be settled the mere personal view of a man- Ansonia Porcelain Clocks, $3.69 Everything of the very best grades—groceries you Cah ee . 69c.—Princess dresses, of fine sheer 9 These clocks have 8-day Ansonia De on as being pure and wholesome, marked specially for Bar; Sat Aron kno ong yuh 4. atreetoge fad cable with! Ingerangaribbon, lawn, full blouse wast with yoke of worke—the cases are of poicelat in ae) day at prices which mean savings‘of a third fo a half f id y " ‘al, lace insertion a emstit + \ {feld affair, took like a cheap scrap. | insertion and with yoke’ of heme Tape Girdles, tucks, finished with rutfle edged with a variety of Louis XV, and rococo “Peaches. Pet ean, 17 MEN periBeneny 19C| etpetae ite: he musiclans are lined up vy the one |B stitched tucks and embroidered ine | 49¢+—Splendid quality tape girdles | tace, ‘Sizes 2, 3 and 4 years, designs, decorated with flowers and Hy: fe, Bide, ands + Ooatong or} 326.1 JIB, packs and the kickers present a solid sertion, finished with fine edge, with hose supporters attached, Second Floor, "Near Rotunda, fait oruamuetaiions & , California Bartlett Pears eat Our pitterien ‘Fis—Oup nt on tho other, The eas aay SSSooewwawsS9Da]]S Sogo They Nriep aie howe and Kalb ROU x ae ac We} is°..*' Pet 500 | "The. ib tne f Af the manager dovm't Interfere , ie ® cathedral gongs; each one Is thoroughly AM. . Calttornia, Ci ‘| Klppered _ Horring — Bert he Tat I chkevosuane wa Pl ese Ices on mens OW Cc regulated and tested by an expert clock- {epee a ee y loots — Per | Good Ni i tan hae tes fhe] deme oe Btutnone California _ Ploms — 12¢ i Por can, Zhe, 170 Dive | OF Finest from toee—Very fine; only i Topatety Yo va ole quarts... 59¢ tomer; oer large can, Domestic Salad oll — Our 18¢, Fanoy To- [gq] Heats quarts, x0e,; Ie 4 maker and \s guaranteed to keep accurate time, Bs seanea Mets. Pecuahil 6 a Q ¢ ( Clocks sinllar to ihe are sold abroad at $12 each, fs ss Economies in This 190 ING «OEE sl) iki ea eins eet i Quit? Why, the Ideal Main Floor, Front, Can’ Linens and Household Dry Goods are so staple that savings on them may be seen even Wy The musicians are defiant, not calmly a casual observer. For instance, you can see on the face of it that the table damask in this Bloomingdale Fin e Razors in Thi 5 Great iMant, for thero is no calm in the White Sale at 33c, a yard is the quality known as the 50c, grade—and the huck towels at 7c, are the artha Washington these days, but Shon nd that, iy ps Fels d kind matoes, large cans Henernees at nom, and tha ; ; every-day 10c, kind, Bleed Cakes (Ptetter- Qo | rth Beane “Brant Point laying them, They even resent ‘ brand; ) Tnflmasion BUBitaey adl Peen Bult So you may take the linens as. representative of the economies in this White Sale, remembering that only 2 few January Clearance Sale. Niue lee if 1% Yo dei ean ree te » IWhy.r sald om of them, ‘that's Items from many thousands every whit as good can be printed in our Store News day by day, / ' fesse Py Tikes ss Sacotaal - Tender, 8c HResaniaht: indsedexelakmed another, | These for to-morrow— ~ Here are values typical of the bargain. Pita charict owt | Sotaach — Be vine eis} int ahora wot to stop her Table Linens, Towels, &c. Bedding, giving of the great Bloomingdale Clear- pint arn: ae ote Mushreome—Doupie | Yo Tadlont mensuros have been taken | f Table Damask — Mercerized, pure Huck Towels—Large size, hemmed | Blankets —Summer welght, large |] ance Sale, : Chae POA ASC] see comete cents 19C! Sxtre, tar rn eltner sid but something is ex- white, in pretty designs, regularly | red borders, heavy quallty, worth size, white, gray and tan, Would For to-morrow we offer the following gm Specials i Wines and Li sf ala 2 Eee aN $0C. yard, FOF. ssessssvseees BOE | 100, fOFsserersersverrserre TE! be good value at $1 pair; special, 1 specials in renowned guaranteed razors: pe in es qvors for Rargi d ren, tn the mean time the folks who] Hf Scotch Table Damask —All pure | Huck Towols—Made of Union linen, | PEF PAlfs ++ sssseessesseee4s, 696 Wade & Butcher. Korten Razors. MonRErolely puter very | OMtege raids anne “hue Parte oF if 8 Aram CaO VERVE CG TN MATER linen, 60 Inches wide, Also extra | with white and red borders, hem- | Comfort ables—Of good ey $1.25 Hollow Ground ,48c | $1.50 Bell Steel. (68¢ Old tit ate” sot Hoh; full quarcy alt gallon”... Mle wy are getting an overdusa of the fine imported mercerized table med, worth 15c., for. + 106 silkoline, tufted in the new Sprin, $150 Hollow Ground..., it $1.75 Bell Steel. "18 3 a Imported Fo o + lo Lhemsel ves, damask, 68 inches wide, selected | Huck Towels—Made of Union linen, designs, white cotton filled, full $1.75 Hollow Ground. $2.00 Bell Steel.., 986 gaits waite, ott Abc et f ——— designs, regularly 60¢, yd,,for.44c | extra large size, heavy quallty, red | _ Size, worth $1.25, for...» 786 Rogers Razors. Wostenholm Razors, Imported: 3 ; —IAYS RELATIVE LURED Satin Damask —All pure linen, 72] Border, and also In plain white, | Comforta bles —Of good quality [1 159 Genuine English Hollow Bhettield Steet meeting Bates $00 inches wide, extra fine grade, hand- | | WOrth 190, for... +1.++05 Fils TEStee: Reto rtieeh cetion Ground .+ss+esssvssesereiee4786 | gy 06 Hollow Ground... he, dallclous: | worted be aa SON AWAY FROM HIM.) son! te teu] ck Tale Ofc cay ne | cay me A | Oceans | Bas nln ra Sse Roe eens cal: yard, FOF, sees sssevereeveens BIC ported linen, hemmed and hem- f id p tile thorities Will Search Ship on Napkins —Of pure finen. German | stitched, beautiful Brochet borders, | — OFS, value $1.50, at.....444... 986 fas ey lid Steel, 48c $1.75 Hollow Ground en $6.50 i410 4 Whioh Distracted Father Thinks damask, size 21x21; also pure | _ /arge size, worth 25c,, for..... 16¢ Gren Bed Spreads—Full size, |} 21:22 NOUOW MFOUNG ser REC] Main Foor, Nin Boy In Detained, white satrckietd cate Nat fares pores aa ra quality, AOR Naa Un puter Ane ; 7 ‘ 20, new designs, regularly $1.35 large size, unbleached, and also f b Hoodieieg Yh MSIE aEENS Ht moopenieseney dozen, feet mesg aniaet 4 fie white, worth 1244c, for7¥4c Bed Spreads — Of ‘satin damask, Men! S & Women s , [pnt to Police Headquarters early to- | Napkins. — All pure linen damask, | Turkts emmed, full size, extra fine qual- Towels — Bleached, good y and asked that a general alarm be » 8 iy {n allover designs, value $2.50, Dollar Kid Gloves heavy quality, Scotch make, neat ul, fringed, large size, port OF vsssesevetersseececsaes$4e69 12% out for his fifteen-year-old son, designs, size 21x21. Also extra , fore. ai ° R raham, who, according to the father, fine Imported mercerized satin | _ ©/c" (7 Muslin —Unbleached, heavy quality, at 50c Pair been enticed away from home by a damask, size 22x22, regularly $1,75 | Turkish Towels — Bleached, heavy | value 6c,, for, yard....4.+44+.3%6 t) i ; Hlatlve who is trying to take the dozen, fOr...sssecsssesees $4029 | Grade, large size, fringed ends, value | Mustin —Bleached or unbleached, Napkins —Of extra fine quality pure | 20¢ fOr.++ssevsssseservvees M6) — the regular 8c, quality, for... 4%o The Bloomingdale Glove ‘he father sald that his son, who re- ntly secured employment in a dry- pods house, started for his work yes- day morning at 7 o'clock and since peat to Abyssinia, linen satin damask, size 23x23, ex- | Turkish Towels —Extra large size,| Muslin —Bleached, including Fruit clusive designs, would be a bargain bleached, fringed, the fine absorb- of the Loom, it, Lonsdale and Store has this great offering to at $2.50 dozen, for.......+ $1.98 | ent kind, value 25c,, for.,...19¢ | other well-kfown 0c, grades, for, present shoppers on Bargaim \ N $1.79. es : Table Cloths—All pure linen, en \ yards ssssee ” +66 Friday, WS i { A itite (a tue tation ARS bs fringed red and blue borders, size ar Ry GARGS OSE die Sheeting—9-4, good quality, worth Th y \ Pexcdlect el Un ‘7 The lot's half gone—men came in regiments 4s become fond of the boy, will gall B10, the soft German kind regu) Towelling, large checks, either blue | _ 226 ydy for, Yds+..+41 144414366 4 Hest sae PO CLOASOLEGE Ftoee \_/ after the trousers we placed on sale Tuesday, | am fteamenip for Abyasinia to-day, larly 81, foreesesees benineees ©} or red, worth 10c, yd,, for,...6%6 | Sheets —Heavy quality muslin, seam- i, in black and popular colors— but there's just as good choice as ever, for ton streots Isrookyne and before it cisena FT eenite Silver bleached | nigh Towelling— All Scotch linen, | ¢4 !" centre: all sizes, Every pair well made and u ie ialgianapu Hehaa ieee nawescankn eyitatane Sana rk at camast, hemmed and | “peat red borders, warranted fast | 9 size, 72 90,) Full ste, 8tx90, |] worth every cent of one dolar every style and pattern is a “winner, ‘ oh i to! the po- iF call worth 40c., for| worth 5$0c,, for { I pure Mina of tho ria hema, vont the MP ep cor eee ane Til it bee ga ee | ae, 3c,” For Bargain Friday, 50c. You may choose from trousers of all pu itll he can answer to a chargo of ab- culon, et through and through Pillow Cases—An odd lot, most of We cannot fill mail or C, O, them size 45x36, not one of them D, 01 worth less than 10c,, for, ea,.,.6%¢ ders Main Floor, Near Rotunda. Main Floor, Soth Bt, Section. In the January Clearance--- Tea Napkins lore , fringed, only 500 dozen in the lot, worth 6¢., for, 1 SC Special Clearance---Umbrellas rders, | Kitchen Crash —All linen, extra heavy grade, red border, 18 inches wide, value 15c., for + 10% | Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots and Scotch Homespuns, i » Reynard the UP eRe LnNane: arated for Men and omen at 1. 5 Voiu ‘ost originally more by the yard than you will "Sly" Reynard generally pots along ° ways S| t is ry Almadeop! x vorla. Wi K Seale f reaut . c 7 A / ay for the trousers cl Y |] Soop ha tawon Te for, Ream there ato __Here’s an event of remarkable money-saving << Thess books are neatly bound in cloth bindings and were orig- PAR es to fit every man—short, thin, fat or tall, fom Jot ples tn store for blin, and ho wastes significance, for the price we quote on this lot of inally published at $1.50, hy the assortment are HM 30 to 44 inches waist meas- We eee "To | Ls Box : good umbrellas does not cover even the cost of Oliver Optie's work ah urement, is o be a the materials in them, G. A. Henty’s works’ PERU ErgN a In this sale $3.50, ft beine ‘irewd Ato qutelly wasp Tae They're In 26 and 28 inch sizes, tight-rolling, with Mary J. Holmes's works, RUE KAN oee ee $4.50 ond $5 trousers, C) peportunt ites Most obv.ously Implied by case and tassel. Made of splendid quality Union taffeta, Southworth's works, Rid y i Mi Wee Fe th sSh per Pals ssss vevvveee ?, Phe fact that during the year 104 with handles of boxwood, horn, pearl, gun metal, Dres- Marle Corellt's works, {0} Gat bse m NE ul . 5, 132,688 den, gold-plated and cherry wood, i ’ SREY INES WOT RE) b) 4 S t d 0 1 furnlehed Rooms, Houses nnd Apart. || Every one warranted for a year, If you wish to secure some of these sets, we would advise you to OyS an UI 5S an vercoa 5, o Umbrellas in the lot that usually sell for $2.75. sean pys- Hoth Bt, Section make yoyr selection at once, Main Floor, Arcade, Second Floor, O0ti St. Section, The World During 1905 i shrewd when you desire to change pur residence, and consult the To Let Ullotia printed in The World Daily and Sunday y A discount of 25% «tarts Lexington to Third Ave.--Bloomingdale Brothers---5%th to 60th Street. sate ings, of diamonds, « te