The evening world. Newspaper, February 22, 1905, Page 5

| sare Paterson Now Is the Place Where the Pikers from New * York .Go to Try and Pick | Winners at New Orleans, REMORSE WON FOR THE HOUSE YESTERDAY. No Outsiders Bet on Him in the Fifth Race, but the Talent "Was Aboard on Baggerly in ' the First Event, "Phe pool-room men are asking if the Nd fs really on in little old New York, nd that they think such may be the ease Js apparent from the unanimity with which they bike away to New Terpey every day about an hour before the ponies come to the post at the Bouthern tracks, Not all are found in the «ay procession, but enough to make Forty-second street look lone- some for a hours, while Paterson, N. J., takes the talent to tts bosom for @while, and enables the ‘Honest Johns” of dope books and racing charts to turn a penny, and thus save themselves the necessity of going, like Murphy, to the Bronx in search of dia- *“monds, with revolvers and dynamite. Paterson may not know it, but it ts Not the fault of the pool-room men that she is mot wise to what és doing, When the "Pool-room Accommodation,” as it is called, pulls out from Jers 204 every afternoon, it looks money for the bookies, Hvery car Is full, and almost every man has a lot Of “dope” In his hands and epends his time betwoon the Hudson and Passaic @tudying the chances at New Orleans, Meet as Strangers on Train, Tt is a matter of honor for them to be strangers to one another until in the peclusion of a well equipped pool-room fat Paterson they can safely throw off the mask, and call each other “Billy” and “Kid,” with the old abandon of the days before’ ‘the lid” was men- toned as a political necessity, When the train reached P-tereon a Sporty-looking man in @ gray ulster with @ Jarge bundle of racing sheets and dope books under his arm hurried to & fine stone building In Market street and entered Ina rush, Three other sporty-looking men wear- ing, diamonds followed as if booked for she hurry-up wagon, and fifty or more men with money strolled carelessly in the samo direction. Areporter for The Evening World was “bunched” with the rest, eagerly telling two undersized individuals of the tout variety that he had a tip to bet on Bag- Gerly in the first race, No Password Required, The house on Market street {9 @ hand- fome bullding, most respectable, with @ fine entrance flush with the sidewalk, @nd a sedate ‘appearance, Forty men filed in, one at a timer Not one was required to give 9 pase- word, With the reporter, however, it was Gifferent, “Who are you?” the man asked ab- ruptly, One of the touts was kind enough to go bail, é “Well, just say you are from New York,” sald the doorkeeper, “and it wil be all right,” At the next landing the "New York’? countersign passed, The third floor was reached, and there @ double door with two guards barred the way, The ew York" counsersign was ood again, and the inner sanctum was reached, Large Pool-Room, Tt was a large room, with thirty-six halts, a roll-top desk and a sort of pen walled off jn one corner, behind which were several lelephones, Two races were hung on the wall—one from Panama and one from the Crescent City—and on the latter the name of the “winner,” Baggerly, stood out from all the rest, Inviting bets at the odds of eight to one, All the chalrs were occupled and about twenty men stood about the room, eagerly discussing the probabilities In the first nice, The reporter was spotted at once as a #tranger and a man asked who he was ‘and how he had managed to gtt In, Suspicion was s0 apparent In the ques- thon that The Evening World man be> came dignified and told the truth, "You will have to give some refer. ence,” sald the Inquisitor, "Where have you been playing In the clty? Who do you know In the business? Who sent you here?" All these questions and more were fired so fast that confusion fell upon him, and he told the truth again, ‘He sald that he was from New Orleans and knew no one !n the pool-room in- dustry north of Baltimore, but simply wanted to take a look around and find out how they do things up here, Smallest Bet $2, “7h, T thought you were a newspaper man," sald the man, with apparent re- Nef. “Right again," said the reporter, “T 2m a newepaper man, but they run these things wide open In New Orleans, xd A Ohh not expect to find so much Mae The answer was satisfactory—what's the use of prevarication, anyhow?—and the fun went on. “Flash from New Orleans,’ sald a volee from behind the partition, and a young man tan to the card hanging on the wall and took It down hastlly in order to mike a change in the betung, All the time a silm fellow at the roll- top devk was being quietly Interviewed by wise-looking men who each left a small voll of bilis in his keeping while he made entries upon a little green pad before him, The reporter felt a hand on his shoul- der, “Here,'’ sald a man, “It you are on to this game you will have (o make good OF you can’t slay." g& lara align notitied the bettors that BETTORS FLOCK | TO NEW JERSEY ‘elon announced that tn FLY*CASTING TOURMAMENT Fre “ . CAWADIAN ‘SAY, POP, WHERE'RE Roekian WE GOIN’ Hear, ° Summer ? FP linn With scores of trim built craftjcpening explanations, persons, whose, models for the coming year, and sev- Afloat, some silently skimming along|#eagolng experience was limited to fere rel of howe om extbitbon wil eenettd the surface of the artificial lagoon,|ryboats and excursion steamers had ac-| gat others moored along the edges, and the floor space filled with spectators, the National Motor-Boat and Sports- men's Show was formally opened with an address ‘by Rear-Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, U. 8, N., at Madi- son Square Garden last night. Notwithstanding the arrangement of the various displays to draw the at- tention of) field and stream sportsmen, the motor-boats proved the star at- traction, had for three hours army find navy men, yacht commodores, s0- clety folk and others flocked around the motor propelled racers, minutely examining the finish and machinery, Within an hour after the experts at the varlous exhibits had concluded thelr no dot lees than $2 would be recetved, fo $2 It was, All of the newspapers had sald that Baggerly would win, and {t really looked Ske ‘'stealing candy from a kid," but the reporter hid hiy shame and bet Baggerly to win, He was already ecunting up what he would do with the $16. and wishing he had made It more, whe the volce from behind the parti- betting was cloned, ’ Poor Baggeriy. The volce from behind the partition called out, 'Dney're off; Baggerly first! and the tips from all the pupers.gepmied About ty be justitied, p “At the halfHershman first!” Where was Baggorly? Prin the three-quarters -~ Gladiator rat! Where was Pagrerlyt “In the atretch—Gladiator first!"” Where was Bagrerly? “Conundrum wins by four lengths, Gladiator se , Arachue third, three lengthe awa: Where was Baggerly, Echo answered “Where' 3 The second race went off with equally as satisfactory results so far as tips went, and the third race was sald by a wise young man with striped trousers and frayed cuffs to be already tn for Hudson, iduason got off first and seemed a sure winner, but when the race was over Hudson tickets were a drug on the market—that one ‘call’ was his last, and Flying Charcoal made black marks all around him on the track and got the cnly black mark on the pool-room curd around himself for that race, while the newspaper tips went the way of most tips, and the money was gathered to the diamonds, House Wins on Remorse, When the fifth race was run Remorse Was third, but for the most of the crowd he was the winner of the day—only he did not carry any money for the crowd. The last race was run, the telephones censed ringing, lights went out, and the Afty or more mon wended their way through the gathering dusk to the denot And took an accommodation tratn for New York, to forget thelr troubles In the giddy whirl of Forty-second street, while the men with the dlamonds and the gray ulsters counted the roll and reloiced that the city of floods and silk atill offers a happy hunting ground for those who seek dry-land suckers and A bure refuge from the new Chief of the Detective Bureau, where, no matter what horse wins, Remorse {8 always in tho money for the rest of the crowd, —— Newspaper Publishers Meet, The American Newspaper Publishers? Association began its nineteenth annual convention In the Waldorf-Astoria yos- terday, with 115 members present, Charles H, Taylor, fr. of the Boston Globe, presided, and Louls Hannoch, of the Newark Sunday Call, way made | acting secre It Ww declt hold a meeting in meme Willlam Cullen Bryant, 0} Times, who was afternoon, 'Uhe three Wats and clo; The Joy of Eating is common to all humanity until the organs go wrong—then joy is turned to sorrow and food does the body little or no good, If you would return to the ability to enjoy food use Beechams Pills Sold Bverywhere. Ih boxes ihe, and Me, ODD THINGS AT : quired enough of the nevatoal lingo to make their talk eound technical, and, having been inoculated with a seadog feeling, they left ‘the show delighted, it: Within the past three days the big feegine that be a dol he everythin, amphitheatre, iis been compietely trans-| from inhaling the alr o! formed {nto a sportsmen’s haven, All| cabii the regular seats and flooring have been removed, and In the centre Js an oval- shaped lake pone nee about 460,00 gal- lons of water, sl structed In the middle of the lake, and) is reached from the mainland by rustic bridges atieither end, On the Jal a ralsed platform for the fly-cuating con- teat, and many anglers Wore out with thelr rods and lines suring the‘ even-|J, J, A “Bhe mainland’ ib gdven up britire e ¥ rel to boats and motors r. ‘4 Amon, launghes as well as racers, high speed boats are those selected ag POLICY MAN HELD. Lona Heller, Arrested with Wife, Put Under $1,000 Bond, Louls Hejler amd his wife, Annie, were arreztell No. 410 Supt. ton and Hel'er, Polley dealer, book when arrested. of policy paraphernalia was found in the place, detectives with a baseball bat, but was subdued, In the Centre Street Court to-day Magistrate Steinert held Helier in $1,000 ball ay trial and discharged Mrs. Hel- up that he did not helleve the woman knew of her husband's business. a oo TOOK WRONG.COAT. John Wileox, alleged by the police to be a woll-known hotel thief, and who was arrested in the billlard-room of the Waldorf-Astoria last night with a 840) ler, overcoat held by Magistrate Flammer in Jeffer- son Murket Court to-day on a charge of vagrancy, was not tevtives, picked up the overcoat In mistake for his own, a cheap one. RAILWAY'S Fish Burke, Policy Soclety, THE SPORTSMEN'S SHOW. IMTERCQLONIA taniote yr Bur int! “pao” O.G.Smith, Hid COMMIgsiONtA, NEW BauNewin "anan* ey GRAY, OE Quin, BANGOR, MAING, Boosh 0 once Aino anny, i cAan + COON HUNTER, BARt! Hid CAIN: fy CANOE oe el) n FOR Jensay OUEST. cemnvreny —— the fleld atances are guite successful, ‘birch ina to hh wat yo cbode. Ret th oO An Island has been con- ascoinpaniea b: lttee, appear one “ot the rustic bridges, and land is| short speech formally opened the Navy. He waa introduced by, ion of Engine and Boat Builders, Wen tore i to Wiad ‘the promenade, |den Admiral. boats “are pleasure Most of the these Bullders, last night In thelr apartments, East Fifty-ninth street, by ‘of the Goddard Amti- shele ial and Detectives Hamil: | dearskin a! Murray, for ‘making’ poltey, |f0, be gent who In eald to be an ofd-time | Dinti was reading a dream A large quantity d steps of the Cit; The . The Itieh Guard of the New Yor! oe This cut Is an. exact re. Production (reduced) ot 4 bottle containing Mrs, Heller attacked the Burke told tine Magistrate PURE RYE WHISKEY. (Well to Remember.) 57 Years in Business not his own on his arm, was The charge of larceny cledtly made out by the de- Wilcox declared he Shoe Room. eed ees Advance Sale of Women's Low Cut Footwear. Broadway and Twentieth St., Fifth Ave., Nineteenth St ‘ ' This means A Saving to you of % on the regular prices, which will go into effect after March 1st, All the leading styles for the coming season are included in this sale, Hand Welted, All Leathers ; value $5,00, at $2.85. Hand Turned, All Leathers ; value $4.00, at $2.05. Lord & Taylor. soe oa The balconies furnish the Mecca for and stream sportemen, end the attempts at rustic scenery in many in- Here the a ing moowe, these booths are shown specimens of stuffed rt Ad Coghian, the Reception Com- on the official stand at Hy a f the Secretat f the e name of the eretary of Navy) H Presaent mory, of the National Associa- gon Square Gar ghlan was the guest of honor, at a dinner given by the officers of the National’ Association of Eng.ae and Boat IRISH GUARD PHOTOGRAPHED Led by Andrew J, Doyle, Alderman, the Irish Guard of the First District paraded in Clty Hall Park to-day and thelr bhioeomraate taken on the y made an effeotive appearance im and green uniforms and big hakos. The phtceraphs are to Ireland, with the ingorip- First id thelr armory,” OLD CLIFF 2) THE "HAY-UPS"” Police Are After Notortuus Re- cently Organized Gang of Young Toughs to Whom Many Robberies Have Been Traced, Following the organisation of a gang of youths and young men known as the “‘Hay-Ups,"’, who’ equal in dering the notorious "Monk Eawtmans' or the “Five Pointers,” the police of the Mad- leon atteet station began early to-day to round up euapicious characters un- der direct orters from Inspector Echmittberger, Only two arrests were made, bit it ts alleged by the police thet the prisoners were caught in the act of robbing a eafe at No, % Cath- arine street, Until recently the ''Hay-Ups" were youngeters who ‘have opermted with ‘the "Monk Wastmane,” ‘They were ‘well echooled in ctime iefore they gath. ered under the leadership of a men lonown as “Hump the Devil,'’ who {a now in the penitentiary, During the past two weeks there eve been hal€ a hundred robberies on the east side, and sil of them have | been traced to the “Hay-Up” gang, In+ @pector Schmittberger onlered that every member of the gang be placed under arrest, and to get eyidence against. them the police have been watching at Montgomery and Water streets, the meeting place, for several nights, . Patrolmen Brehme and Mayer fol- lowed Peter Coen and Daniel Bree, youths of eighteen, from the meeting place last night. The youths went to No, 9% Catharine atreet, and thére cut the glass window with a diamond, ac- cording to the plilecemen, Bree, it is alleged, entered the pi while» Coen Temained on the outside to act as look- out, Seeing the police Coen ran, He was closely followed by Brehme, who drew his revolver and threatened to fire, After a chase of several blocks Coen was arrested, Returning to No, % Catharine atreet Brehme and Meyer en- tered the place through the hole in the window and there came upon Bree, who ‘was bending over a safe, Bree and Coen were taken to the Madison street station, They were questioned closely in the hope that they could be made to tell the namea of ‘other members’ of the “Hay Up" wang, They will be arnaigned in Centre Street Court later in the day, SHERLOCK HOLMES, A splendid Sherlock Holmes story, “The Mystery of the Dancing Men,” fourth of “The Return of Sherlock Mo)|mes" series, will appear in the four- Page oolor supplement ot next Satur- day's Evening World, Feb, 25, Read it. morrow we'll be ready over the store. showing. Axminsier Carpets WITH OR WITHOUT’ BORDERS. A limited number of patterns of this same quality we are offer ing at vp P lustre: and: finish of isilk in a select line of patterns, at 4, a A limited number of patterns of his ‘ane quality at 98 patterns in choice colorings and Cesigns at VA 00 i A limited numoerof patteris of |} this same quality at. Grille, Extensive line of grilles in plain, spiral and fancy patterns as well as those in, the more elaborate designs; various widths and our prices range fiom 1,28 down to 300 per foot. We alto have a combi nation pedestal, corner pieces and top. which, when put together, can be used as & partition, etc,, thus enabling one to di- vide rooms at a very moderate expense. Silholine. j We have taken our entire line of ares SILKOLINES, which includes: a lor variety of patterns and line of colors, 36 inches wide, which we sell at 12kgc, per yard and mark them for to~ morrow at per yard, Cretonne, Closed Go-Day of course. But just as soon as store opens toe Carpets and Rugs Ht Reduced Prices, EXTRA 'HIGH GRADE ‘AXMINSTER, pict abies the latest novelties, 0. 5 HIGH-GRADE AXMINSTER with a 2.6x 5. 5 EXTRA GRADE AXMINSTER, all new] 9 x 12 % $25.00 800 16x30 In the Upholstery Store. @'| Grades varying from 35c, to 60c. per yard, 54 inch wide, per yard. 15¢ for a very busy day ! All sort of good and big bargains all Many merchandise are getting their initial pring lines of Haminsier Rugs. The Bigelow Axminster he ore the finest} range of patterns the newest, Size, Regularly, Now, 9x12 $40.00 29.75 9x12 $30.00 24.60 8.3x10.6 $32.50 26,75 8.3x10.6 $27.50 22 50 3.0x 5.3, $7.50 5.75 0 $4.50 8.26 1.6x' 3.0 $1.75 1,26 ‘ Aaminster Rugs. ais}. Shee” bh Now, 10.6 x incP $32.50 20.28 24.25 19.2, 5 8.3x.10.6 $22.50 5 3x6 $3.75 385 23x 5.0 $2.75 1,98 $1.25 980 (Slomel Cooper Store, Sth Floor, Front) Sela Pillows, Filled with silk floss and covered with Yann eet te Mieco in this lot ore a line ental strij pillows, at, each, 69e Values Like These Crowd th Transfer to Lithograph Pillow Stips, Pantasvio fed an lak por eg, "OS Short Lengths of Bodbinet and Cable Yet. ‘i Se, 15¢ and 250 (Bieirel Cooper Btore, Ad Floor, Front.) THURSDAY AN UNUSUAL SALE OF 1,500 DOZENS PURE IRISH LINEN HEMSTITCHED dd Constable ce AND FRIDAY Q Handkerchiefs of exceptionally fine qualities for Men and Women Regularly $2.50 to $4.00 dozen, roadveay & “i nt i 1,50 dozen I9tb Street. Women’s Waists of - Pure Linen, $2.69 / We have a reputation of White Waist lea ship that we are pardonably jealous of, both: the score of qualities and values, The speci number here offered will more than sustain’ reputation, the style of the waists a excep, tionally taking and the making everything that) can be desired, ; ‘Pure linen waist, hand embroidered and p front, deep pleated cuff, Sizes 32 to 44, Bloomingdales’. . Speclal for to-morrow at Preah ngs vb) ‘Fur Coats, Scarfs and Mufi This sale offers an opportunity for one to purchase a beautiful fur neckpiece, scarf, muff or garment at 4: A Saving of 50% to 75%, $30 Squirre! Sets, the Set for $12. | Consisting of a beautiful four-in-hand or Ascot tie and large flat plls low muff, sold right through the season for $30, Women’s $35 Fur-Lined Coats, $ . Of black broadcloth, with sable Squirrel and natural sable collars, lin with Siberian squirrel, f Men’s $75 to $150 Fur-Lined Coats, Lined with Far Eastern mink and brook mink, Made in the very latest fashion, Goats are 50 inches long, of fine black kersey cloth, with berslan and other collars. Special Valuc at $39.50, $48, $55and $69, Chinchilla Furs, Mink Furs. | Four-in-Hand Ties, Stoles & Mvfts, | Mink Fovr-in-Mand or Ascot tles,) Chinchilla Fovr-in-Hand or Ascot Values $15, $35, $39 and. $45, at ties. Values from $29, $39, $49 and | $7.50, $17.50, $19 & $27.50 Beautiful Mink Stoles, values 2s; $59, at $15, $19, $25 & $35 $35, 855 and $69, Chinchilla Stoles, Values $25, $29, | Ag $10, $17.50, $32.50 & Beautitul Mink Stoles, Values $35, $49.and $59, at $95 and $169, $10, $15, $19, $21, $25 & $35 Chinchilla Mytis, Values $25, $35, ] AL $A5, $48 and $85, Double Mink Stoles, with six $59 and $75, at talls, cord and ornaments,... Becond $1250, $18, $29 & $33 dom oe Big Bloomingdale Grocery. Smoked Tonues — Extra | White Cherries, M4e. [Re excels fine, plump and well beeeeen eee lent; 3-1b, cape, to iar sachs pe fa lg hot. mo to 8 cusi Also jh, following un- a Or sas nner BC N, ¥, State White ver ‘nutrition bur he. full ‘Whiskey, very Mioodt alton: 1 gallon, ‘ eating 8 ater $1.00 gallon. ; i Highest Grade Imported Champagne Nearly This champagne is from Choubry Freres, Avize, France, flavor are of the very finest and equal to any sold for $30 to $35, Very special, case of 12 quarts Wall Papers. We have Just received a carload of wall paper from a large Jobber at our own price and are selling it Herre for wall paper in por: roll fo ‘al ed A . fect combinations, worth bo, a roll, All Cars ke. a roll for rooms and A TaN eae ae jf 96. with 9 or stah matoh, good value at I lhc, ay ana vied hed ey Bloomingdales’ si ‘ wom Do you know when you were born? Not the day of the month, but fs Ned oye the ties You will find lay of your birth recorded on 34 of the World Almanac, hat When your cousin from the country asks you just how much the Subwa' cost, how lon; it is, and other questions of the sort, you will Pipnely appear ignorant, unless you own a orld Almanac, If you do own one, turn to Page 535 for full Subway information. Next time you argue for or against a larger navy it will be well for you to know just what warships Uncle Sam has;"their size, Speed, arma- ment, etc, The U.S. Navy is described in full in the World Almanac. See page 418, How fast can an automobile go? Wiat is the record for speed anc. distance? No up- to-date man can afford to be ignorant of Such matters. Post yourself on the Subject by getting a World Alma- nac and looking up pages 15, 265 and 266,