The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1905, Page 9

a Se * » “Quaier “Cy I Lad Ar- rested at Imperial on Father's Wire, Herman Haslett, a handsome boy of deep-blue, eyes, long black hes, tuddy cheeks, a well-rounded ire, fashionably dressed, and with ‘the trace of 2 ewagger that comes Uving tn places where board , Comes high, wos arraigned {in the Jan to-day for running gway his home, Vine and Twentieth Streets, Philadelphia. He was arrested ft the Imperial Hotel, where he had ig stopping alnce Monday, and liv- ing $24 lording it Ike an actor with a @tar part. Herman's father grew eolicitous about Bis dapper young son voon after his co and sent a telegram to the New York police to look out for him, Detective-Sergts. Brown and Gomere cearched the town and discov- @red that Haslett was living with o @an named Binclair in the Impenal. ee they found the young man he fwas leaning against the algar counter tating with the clerk about the rela- . Give quality of spme cheap 60 cent gars “We want you Haslett,” sald the first Getective. “What for?” asked the boy, his in- Bocence showing in manner and smile. “Father doesn't care much whether ap. home or not. We had a difference opinion and I left. I went to Tren- pean nd came on to New York with inelair, Maybe it’s ma who wants ‘hen they took the panty man, who begun to puff a Turkish cigarette pig the (ad a est dyed aroma i oe Die, to the Central Office, and aster ward Mormarded ‘him to the Tombs. In light and toud-checked English coat, is creased trousers, his brown derby nd his kaleidoscopic linen he created a Ht, in the line of prisoners. Til go Yack it bail want me to,"" he unt “but what's the urs of Fusing it. I'l see weather and {a i over with hin. I guess, though, i Mather's doings.” asiett thad ‘the tinve of his life while & New York, He took in the shows, rutted up and down Broadway, fre- Guensed the ‘ilar parlors and took an Oooask nal ride in a hansom on the avenue just to get a little of every- th He was held till hia father ar- Fives to ey ei a | 00s him. FIRES ABOUND DURING STORM Numerous Alarms Call Firemen to Threatening Blazes, and Slippery Streets Handicap Their Work. ‘There seemed to be more fire alarms than usual early to-day, and the fire Men were handicapped greatly by the slippery streets, The horees could barely keep their feet. At 1,10 A. M. the engines were called @o Bleventh avenue and Thirty-third Bire@t to put out a blaze in a one-story bullding used by the O'Rourke Con ftruction Company as a tool-house, Th fire caught from an overheated stove _ @nd the damage was $100. ‘The next alarm, at 245 A, M., called the fire-fighters to No, 30 Second ava- nue, @ five-story tenement, from which ight families were driven by a blaze in the basement. Somebody had thrown @ lighted match which set fire to a Jounge. The damage was nominal, but tho tenants were seared by. the amoko, The basement of Wachtel Bros.’ gro @ery store, No, 8% Third avenue, was Scorched at 3 A, M,, but the damage was light, At 3,30 A, M. the firemen got a call to No. 434 Weet Fifty-olghth street, a five- atorys flat building opposite Roosevelt Hoepital, The blaze was due to a cur- ‘taln coming into contact with a gas jet, Ten families in the house rushed out on the Alippery sidewalks, but the blaze Was put out with small loss. The hos+ Pital authorities were apprehensive of @ panic among the patients, but cool- ness on th@ part of the attendants averted a scare. j LIFE RAFTS ON BARGES. Hxcursion Craft Minced in Same Clase with Steamboats in Bill, ALBANY, Jan, 12.—Assemblyman Prentice Introduced a bill in tho Lepielature to-day placing excursion barges in the same class as steam- boats as regards requirements for pre- eervers and lfo rafts, na ee TWO BREAK MILITARY JAIL, Prinoners Get Away from Plam Inland in a Rowbont, NEW LONDON, Conn, Jan, 12. — Two general prisoners, Callahan and Gillon, effected an escape from the mill- tary prison at Fort Terry Plum Isl- and, N. Y,, last night. It was re- ported here that they had secured a Tonnpat fad rowed toward the Con- neetic Polish the silver, Get ready the tray, For waiters are “wanted” Through World Help Wants to-day, 8,695 “WAITERS” and “WAITRESSES i "THE WORLD + GASE PUT OFF Woman Nearly Faints in Court-——Will Plead on Monday, Mra. Josephine Leighton Noble, who has been Indloted for the murder of her husband, Payton Noble, on Nov, 12 last, and who was arrested last night Jn her home on Verona avents, Long Taland City, was arraigned to plead be fore Justice Gurretaon, of the Bupreme Court, in Flushing, to-day. 1 The indictment oharges her with mur- der in the second degree, liressed in widow's mourning and heavily velled Mra, Noble had to struggle to stand erect before the railing of the court, As she faced the Justice ho called out sharply to her to raise her veil, 6he was unable to do #0, her agitation overcoming her, and the \sourt allowed her to be daken to a bench in the rear, Hor counsel, N. R, Selby, urged an adjournment of the pleading until Mon- day, which wes granted, He also asked hat ball be fixed, Justice Garretyon sald that he thougtht $10,000 a fair amount and fixed ft in that eum. De- fore hor ball had been $5,000, whon the’ caso had not yet reached the Grami Jury, Tho Justice sald that two sure. ‘des must qualify on the bond, and her counse) announced that William Con- neta, of College Point, who had been thor former ourety, would, with a friend, eupply the necessary ball, District-Attorney Gregg, of Queens sald that it wos not likely that a trial would be reached until next April, as counsel for Mrs, Noble had asked for delay, Ph FIREMEN HURT AT THEATRE BLAZE. er Exploding Cartridges Added to the Danger of Falling Walle at $200,000 Fire, CHELSEA, Mass, Jan, 12,—Henry Giewey, a local fireman, was dangor- ously injured and several others were more or less hurt by smoke and fall- ing glass at a fire which gutted the Academy of Muslc block and caused tine $200,000 damage here early to-day. The blaze burned flercely for three | lot of hours before it was controlled by the |< United efforts of the Chi Everett and Boston fire departm: Giggey was struck by a falling wall and eus- tained a fracture of both legs and internal injuries, The Academy of Music Block, which {s a four-story brick building on Broad- way, was rulned; the Hotel Savoy, ad. joining, badly damaged, and three ‘small frame bulldings in the rearon Division street, were elightly burned, ‘The constant ratue of exploding cart- ridges in a hardware store on the street tloor of the Academy of Muslo Block added to the excitement and danger, The fire started from am bnknown | 4 cause in the theatre. lay dock at the foot of Fifty-ftth street, ' Brooklyn, i) Mhe fire etarted in tho-hold of the been and for a time the ship was in or of destruction, ‘The firemen got By mes under contro! after a fight of (a? pee, ate griats of the fire has not ALL WHO ARE lane READ MY STORY. ani a nue itren and Wo tar i Y an Fett in al) e nce mi rlean Panter aids County, appeared for his office, He} He! ud A HOAD Bm, that cold oe Henry ery, W' ° Vive you deaf" Idid not chink that tainly could not hear very said Get cured oF 1 Ppectaliat ut and ol ela "one Bek ee tg p Gua MONTHS, “Bpent nearly: 200" en ‘worse, wition becaute I Gayl gt na near: fat ap 4 Tout 1 eu no attend Be ii te bana Ralf oo. 1 went (0 cote afereht ane ones, and ieee eof four e rent of the treatment I coul and the rent of “the Queen ‘Olga, 9 hip ‘belonging to the Company, to the ex- Bia : or Be at La eB his advice) | One Rennie VAleR, what te r we cannot we can the doctor "ant had ‘and took the tearm bi a eat oF ih time f went ‘the doct: Pw bf ¢ of it Sante af know; pod iis aaa gal musi for ha inly does cure a ‘but we don't like to say Mt treatment because’ he ad. were you I ahould Ko to see T Rot o3 mae eed come to him ‘but "nee ‘the i lh, | talked, at These Specials for Friday er Here’s More Bloomingdale idaho ARS. Cor BH Ave January Clearance Sale of Women’s Winter Jackets These big price concessions come just in timi! a warm, smart jacket in the severest and coldest | —January, February and March—you'll get bargi as at this sale that have never been known before. jackets, breasted, i em like cut alongside. becomes you, tagnac, satin price—$9.98, » Open Saturday night till 10,30, $8.50 Jaunty Black Ker- sey Jackets Reduced to This group embraces two very chic new models in smart, tight-fitting, hip-length One of the siyles is illustrated alongside. The fabric is a fine black kersey, and made jn the collarless effect, double front and back strapped, straps being crossed by tabs finished with buttons, The value of this jacket is $8.50, Our sale price is $5,98. $12 Winter Jackets iad $7. 50 the several new models of kerseys and montagnacs con- cerned in this collection we have selected one to illustrate—exactly It is 34 inches long, made of smooth black kersey, in the double- breasted, loose front model, beit back, : o'-mutton sleeves, ished with cuffs. lined throughout, These jackets have bedén re- duced from $12 to $7.50. $15 Long Coats Satin Even at this low price you can choose from eight new models There are jautity hip- length jackets, medium length and long ones, The cut alongside shows one of the coats included at $9.98, long, made of black kersey and rich mon- lined throughout, breasted, collarless style, with wide box plaits back and front, with a belt at back, These are exceptional values at the reduced Vogal Brothers dhe A r you to enjoy rt of Winter $5.98 the | Leg- fine the coat that best It is 45 inches double ' Bargain Friday News of Men’s on Fancy China, such as Fish and Game Sets, Fruit Plates, &¢.; Bric a-Brac, Marble Statuary, &. Dil 40 Oak brosers Mae s Samp At a Fraction of Real Value. Forty oak dressers, no two alike, will be placed on sale in the pvorningaae Parner Store, dt rene Tow, a Prices as Low as Those Daid by th Dealer Who Buys in Carload Lots. These oak dressers came to us ata tiga sacrifice in price from a manufacturer who had to rid his wareroom of them in order to display samples of his new Spring patterns, ~ 40 Styles of Oak Dressers, and All Between $4 and $12. Who ever heard of a solid oak dresser, with a plate mirror, at $4? Yet it is here, and 39 equally great ation not oneof them priced above $12. is is not trashy furniture, remember, but good, dependable solid oak dressers that ordinarily, cost almost double our sale prices, Now, don’t come expecting to buy one of ¢! kinds none sold to dealers, No mall or C. O, De orde Women’s Dollar Gloves at 50c. Six thousand pairs of women's regular, dollar gloves come to the Sloomingdale Glove Store with the price Just cut in_ two, Thus you're offered on Bargain Bargain Friday. The avenues of trade are constantly patrolled by the Bloom. ingdale merchandising system, which lets no trade chance go by unnoticed, Bargain Friday’s store news deals with some of the results of this Bloomingdale way. You'll see fyety paragraph spells economy to those who take advantage of Bargain in Friday's offerings, From the China Store--- And they but represent the scores with which the Bloomingdale china 44 store bristles these days, $6 Imported Fish and Game Sels, $3.98. These are of fine thin Austrian china, Every plece of the fifteen in each set has fish or game decorations, with gold edges. Imported China Tea Sets at $4.49. ‘These are of thin china, prettily decorated and finished with gold cian edges, Each set contains 56 pleces, $4 Cut Glass Berry Bowls at $2.50, Very brilliantly cut and brightly polished, elght inches in diameter, Cut glass finger bowls, diamond Decorated china tea cups and sau- and fan design, Friday, 40c, cers, Friday, pair, 9c. Cyt glass water caraffes, special Decorated china plates, all sizes, Friday, $1.65, Special, 10c, Cut glass oll of vinegar bottles, | Umbrella Jars, American pottery, rus special Friday, 75¢. tle design, special for Friday only, 75¢, ‘Third Foor, Goth Bt, Bection. $4 dressers, filled. «ye An opportunity such as clearance sale affords to: put Ta Tn tana Tia ne CEE Friday women's glace kid gloves, Still Plenty of These Pretty | Ssygiter Pc" Pandit All sizes—every pair guaran- Yang-Tse Foulards at 15c.: gp wel worth nating by ay oe teed to fit perfectly. purchase No other new material of this character seems to catch every j] We cannot {ill mall orders, || J) Filed Wsssbins | provi isl pales : : body's fancy the way this has, Women's and Children’s bikie Agee i gl SP eu we ‘ The prettiness of it is even more fascinating than the price, tho’ these pretty wash goods were Intended to Sell at 29c a Yard. They come in the newest Spring designs, In ght and and dark colors, Floor, Near an Woollen Gloves, i0c. These gloves have drop stitches here and there in them, and but for that there are gloves in this lot worth up to 500, a pair, Of woollen cashmere, No mail orders filled, ears, fitted with baal Amer- ican movements, Worth 3 $10.00, Special it $3. Dainty amelied Chatelaine Watch Sets for women, in such colors as turquoise, green, black, ete, Li pai La li 9, moyements, each watch comp ie Men's Wool Astrachan with beautiful pin, set in hand- Gloves, 19c, some lash at Worth Main Floor, Both Bt. Section, Pecials sss sess aid Go! ilted Great White Sale Linen News. |=Fibroidered || "imusr csr wach ince ine-turned cases, Every day of this great Bloomingdale White Sale has brought Med and | eng! if new Roneeiies in table linens and other household dry goods. Flannels, $1. ute erie Wakbaes ta th To-morrow’s list of items is another instance, and should be This sale.of flannels for Bargain Friday at Bloomingdales’ includes Gold « , case i = nso in movements, Worth Heady taken as representative of the thousands of economy chances this 15,00, Speclalsssssurusn BCD great sale affords on Bargain Friday, , Meta es er, hist q ue Napkins—Of pure linen German | Comfortables—Of good quality |] yard, Bargain. Friday in the damask, size 21x21, for....,.89¢ |. silkoline tufted in the new Spring |] tngian Linen -30 inches wide—has Bloomingdale Hosiery Store. Cloths —-Of pure silver bleached Ger- 4 Gesigns,. white cotton filled, full been selling “at 100, a 6% iets ante Ww Hewat Me | Mi , 4 a jewel lor inj ments, Worth $42, Special dished? Solid doid en and women, fn gine-turned and... cases, fitted with. nts, Vi Wor man linen damask, hemmed and | size, worth $1.25, for.......75¢ yards, special, yard, openwork all around, the “S0- | Sheetings-0-4, good qualty,, un- si dinarily priced lots of hosiery will go On sale tom ale heme kind i 806 bleached, worth 22c, yay tor fi 7 —————— pt hav tbs who Me looking for some good bargains Satin Damask ~All pure’ inen, 72 Razor Bargains want to miss these ean y ar Hall Hose at Se: Luan —, extra fine gradé, hand» | Blankets—Summer weight eat re some jissiens, regularly $1 eet vat ray and a mel ge for Friday. These of ro cotton: vt oe extra good quality. st the yar ‘or on ue al Hi cn’: 's 0) Pa Huck Towels ‘Large size, hemmed, palr wo. eaters! to isle red border, heavy quality—also | Bed Spréads—Of satin damask, hem: rn Fitba are of good quality Imported hea and domestt thread, bleached and unbleached Turkish bath towels, fringed, the {0c, sina. c Huck Towels—Of Union linen, ex- tra large size, hemmed; some with red border, others plain; also extra heavy Turkish bath towels, fringed, plain white, value 19¢,, sale bie c Turkish Towels —Extra large size, pure white, fringed and hemmed, the fine absorbent Kinds value 28¢,, sale price,, +196 Re, full size, extra fine quality in allover designs, value $2.50, {or $1.69 Crochet Bed Spreads—Full ‘size, hemmed, Marseilles pattern, fine quality, value $1.25, for......79¢ Crochet Bed Spreads—Extra heavy quality, hemmed, My size, best dee Signs, value $1.50, for......,.98¢ Sheets —Of good quality muslin, sin- gle size, 54x90, worth 40c., for. .28¢ Main Wioor, Near Rotunda, Women’s 50c, Stockings at 23c. “i Hey i gauze liste thread, with garter tops; also some of r cotton, Women’s 75c, Stockings at 38c. Of fine Me Ho thread black te sitk han ii it idery. lose at 7c. oO sealant ie . eon with ity shore en's 80¢ al 19c, ‘These are of fine cotton ste nh with Laide alt polka dots, So—all sizes —all sizes. _ Friday Sale y Sale of Women’s | Childven’ s Winter Underw: Half prices prevail throughout this list of women's and children's undervea that ‘i x arranged for ined ee Friday. and pans, Women’s ece-lincd ant an Every item means a sharp saving, for prices have been cut specially for Bargain Friday's Sale— Wade & Butch $1.25 Hollow Ground. J. $1.75 Hollow Ground atkes. Her Finely Tempered S $1.25 Rolow aun Winter Underwear, What a sale hit the offering of Norfolk-New Brunswick under- wear made! No such valbetvice In good underwear has been offered in_ygars, ‘We'fe enough suits of this underwear left to offer it again to- morrow. But be on hand early! Men’s $3 Norfolk-New Brunswick underwear at, per garment, $1.39, We've all sizes in natural gray and white and heavy weights, Men's $1.50 Norfolk-New Brunswick underwear at, per garment, 79c, These come in medium.welghts in natural gray In all sizes. Men's heavy weight Yaeger fleece-lined underwear at 29c They are never sold in the regular way for less than S0c, a garment. Main Floor, @0th St, Section, 25c. for the London Military Band $ to Play in Your Home To-Morrow Night, Allin a Columbia Gold-Moulded Record, It's quite i to estimate the hours and days and years of good, solid pleasure a ‘olumbia Grapho- phone carries into any home in the world, Women's Australian woo! vests Children’s fleece-litied ribbed vest Children’s natural wool vests, pants and crawers ie, Just. in— New Spring line of women's Swiss ribbed vests, = — ai neck and armholes, All sizes—Including extra lar; Bargain Friday in the — Great Canned Goods Sale, More surprises from the Bloomingdale Grocery in this great January of canned Foods and groceries. Rote them c= $1.25 Hollow Ground, $1.50 Hollow Ground, _-aMfain Floor, O0th Bt. Bection, Bargains in \ Plated Jewelry. Different little lots of the pret- tiest Jewelry trifles you'll find in a “month of Sundays” will be put on sale in the Rooreinnia Jew elry Store Friday at ridiculously little Weed Thus— Gold-Plated Collar Button Sets, the entire set consisting of two wristband, one collar and Sc one patent neck button,. Same with Pearl backs; per set.. 10¢ Gold-plated Collar, Neck and Wristband Buttons, all styles and sizes, for men and i5c women, per dozen,...... Same with pearl backs; per doz, ac Imported Cut Jet and Crystal eid values up to 25¢., 1Q¢ ay toes—Solid, ripe; none to @ custome Corn—Finest from Maine,. 150, ile Btringless Beans—Fine... 12c, 100 Atringless Beans—Very fine, Btringless Beans—Very fi 6] Dewevor 1005 Cylinder Model Columbia Graphephone, Higheat Awards Parte and Weekly Pearl Head Stick or Lace Pins, all sizes and styles, per he dozen Imported Novelty Brooches, (n a large variety of beautiful and unique designs in enamel, gold rough pen sketch represents one gf the most inagnifi- machines cent This_wonderful ‘nvention be “be —the large st plated and many other ‘styles. in_ the world, Values up to 69c, for 7 Bargain Friday, only, each NG Gold-plated Beauty, Lace, Cuff meee ain yi ee 18¢ Pins, bib, oll shirt waist or |] All Our Bde, Teas 3Re utillty pins, These handy little pins thet can be used for alr al, on tae, Tea - 50c any purpose, Women are our, EF ae aie. | pleased to buy them, particularly go meeke ea when they can get a whole 3 doven on Bargain Friday for Shell and Amber Hair Pins, very nice quality, highly pol- ished, several styles, per carc of 6 8c Eyanorated A\ inest, per Holland Herr! 1 Wither iarae kon Olive OF nd yi '. Hquipped with the Floatin Arm i And you may ting the cur Rentuducer (a mustval marvel In ites in tain up night or day, any time| cabinet ‘and cover of handsome. Ko you wish, on the greatest liv- {itimlnen, er Bila’ moter, ieee ing singers, comedians or mu-| device $ sicians, with the price of thea-| tre tickets left out. SHAR a AE MOUs the pleasure, | sate degrttht sing,trer, Gato COLUMBIA Gold-Moulded 5c Weekly RECORDS, Cylinder, su | 9 iH) Ne an international winner, Terms: fF delivery-—quickly owns Tt , talr 20c overywhare ona ‘Maracal hottie .. Stuffed Prum Th, trunks, , Seedlens Th, pack: aK ar i Prunes Mea tite, 5 Ibs Prnes--fiold 7-in, 10-in, Disc, 80C Diso, $1 AR Main Floor, Lexington to Third Avenue~Bloomingdale Bros.—59th to 60th Street & a Rront, Centre, 25 per cent, discount off marked prices on Diamonds,