The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1905, Page 9

as a RE eS A gO R eseeRT A aR aT ce b> 0 THE WORLD: FRIDAY {nie Jones, @ colored servant, Inst even:| Hood Wright Hospital, An Infant ing, were arraigned to-day in Harlem| dnughter of Mra. F, &, Maxim, of No. JUSTICE AND MARGINS. Court and Femanded to the Coroners’ | 64 Wet One Hundred ant Flghty-thtrd office, street, narrowly escaped inju | 4 " Nhe Jones girl was struck by a stone from the blast tearing off the CHEEK T0 CHEEK BY WALTER A. SINCLAIR. amd both her lega were broken Soy | the perambulator In wieh the ehiid died & tow hours afterward at the J | loys Ob, bring your tickers into court, | oe = And bring your blackboards, too, { ‘ A case we have of certain sort, But whet is that to your “Tis only a cheap murder trial, The ordinary sort; @o here's a chance to set the etyle— Just bring your trade to court. The prosecution may eel] short, The witnesses be buyers, And just to pase the time in court The prisoner take flyers. Mayhap the wise and learned Judge, While busy jury-charging, May feel the cotton market budge, | And play a little margin. Beg pardon, sir, what did you my? | Speak louder, but don’t yell,, What! Run a pool-room in this way? In court? Oh, very welll It may sound rather odd, and yet T really do not see ‘Why not, !f you can get a bet On Sysonby tor me. And you, air, holding ap your hand, What do you wish to pop? ‘What's that? Oh, yos, I understand— To run a bucket-shop. What, juror, do you wish to know? You, too? All right, you win, But you are a curb broker, so We'll have to rope you in, O Blackstone, did you think a court Would dver learn to sell stock short, | And Justioe let her scales escape | To grab the endless ticker tape? WITH HER BABE Carboltc Acid Which Kills, Mother Sears Little One’s Face, ‘Wem her year-oll baby, the youngest ef three little ones, lying by her aide, ‘Mw, Madeline Frits, thirty-seven years 084 and wite of mil Frits, swallowed arboli cacid to-day at her home, No, 4 West Thirty-ffth street. She ded) @ @ew minutes after the arrival of an @mublance from Roosevelt Hospital, Mrs. Frits had been 1M for some time with incurable rheumatism, her hue band told the police of the West Thir- ty-weventh atreet station, This morn- ing he left her in ber room with their! ‘theo ohildren while he went to another par: of the house, He had been cone @rom his wife's side but a minute or two when the eoreams of two of the @hildren cause him to hurry back. He found Mrs, Frits in agony with an empty bottle that had contained oar- dolle acid on the floor by the side of | the bed. The baby lay with her face! against ber mother’s and her little arma | twined abowt her neck. The baby's eheek was burned whore the acid nad | wun from the mother's mouth and soared the tender flesh of the little ous, Patrolman Carmody, of the Weat Thirty-seventh street station, responded to the ories of the neighbors of the Frits family and callst an embulance, Dr, Hervey came with it, buthe could | do not more than pase the woman's mufferings and she died while he was administering to her, | osama neeneemeseeee ee one, He went downstairs to look for It, but, not finding !t, started up on the elevator again, He was managing the elevator himself, It was seen on the | first floor, and a moment later was| heard to shriek, He was found lying on the floor of the elevator, with his head i caught between the flooring ani the top | ——— — of the first floor, Henry P, Langwasser, of No, 11 Bast Contractor James F. Ryan and Foreman Michael S. McMa- Lesnick Apparently Tricd to|tne rove, storming the eivater Bess hon Remanded to Coroner’s Office in Harlem Police Court. Weel ' Allvays Keep an Owl handy—you never know when you'll necd a really good smoke. Ifa friend comes to see you—give him an Owl, If a customer drops in—give him an Owl. If you're blue—give yourself an Owl, But be sure you ask the cigar man for the genuine Straiton & Storm’s OWL CIGAR then you'll get the smoke that will make the sky brighter, the air clearer, the sun warmer, that will banish care and worry and make you happy again. And that’s the truth, the Owl truth and nothing but the truth, Five cents will kill all doubt and suspicion, tok ead, 4 Dr. Hammil, of thi Look at the Bottom of the | Gouverneur Hospital, eald ne had ven Shaft—Head Caught in the to look to the bottom of the shaft to Inatantly kiled, It ts belleved that Leaniok leaned over r ing. First Flooring |neo if the missing box was there, and | | thus got his head caught. GEORGE L, STORM & CO., Fottus Lesniok, thirty-two years old, | (lenin ae 7. wi James F. Ryan, contractor, of No, 464 Distributors, of No 78 Willett street, an employee of HORSEMAN BERRY DEAD, [wos one Hundred and Sixty-sixth 24 and 26 Murray St., Abraham Cohen, manufacturer of shirts ROCKLAN JUNE 9,—r'req_H,| street, and Qlichael 8. McMahon, fore. Naw Vai, Stanton that plice by being crushed between the elevator ; and the first floor. Lesnick had taken @ load of shirt boxes upstains, and thought he missed horseman known throughout gland, died to-day, aged sixty- ars, The private stock In| Mr, rry's stables inciuded many horses of noted breed, A wife and stepson survive. man, of No, 229 Bighth avenue, who were in charge of the work on the foundations of a new apartment house at One Hundred and Bighty-second atreot and St. Nicholas avenue, where @ heavy blast caused the death of Min- Shoemaker's ; Fit. ; Mail Orders Filied. le, fit and leather for in Town every Man and 8S Ra. PRE Excels any “branded” shoe made in expert workmanship, character, hygienic specifications, leathers, style range, fit, luxurious comfort and lasting wear. Made in our own factories, sold in our own stores, mafntain- ing individuality and consistent value unapproached by $3.00 shoe selling. Tan Oxfords for All New York While we've f thousand variations of every known lea/her, including Patent, Coltskin and others, still we put especial emphasis to the several captivating shades of Russia Tan Oxfords on account of their exireme popularity, and scarcity in the right shades, Expert fitters at both stores to see that you choose the right shape for your foot. Dollar Shoes For Men— Women— Children A dollar shoe that ac_sdes superiority to no $2.00 shoe sold .sttside the Frazin & Oppenheim Stores, No conception of the smart styling, the durable leathers and substantial workmanship is conveyed by price alone. $2 °° Footwear For Every Member of the Family The making and selling of Frazin & Oppenheim $2.00 Footwear is one of the notable industries of America, The biggest array of fetching EVENING, JUNE 30, 199% | Women's 18e. Hoslery, fast color, for | for sults of similar Flannel and Homespun Suits, Comprising coat and trousers, with belt loops and cuff bottoms, In the newest striped and mixed ef- fects In both the light and dark grays so much worn this Summer, Either 4 Great Sale of Young Men’s Suits Elegantl, in neat mixed Made of Cheviots Worsteds, All sizes from 15 to 19, A great many worth 418. Special « = = $5 effects, 8 to 15 years, Stylish Paraso!s To buy any one of these Parasols is 7 to savetrom oneto two doilars, #. —Coaching “Parasols, in «sy Plain China Silk; S22 inch, with nat- = . “Soe, ural and ename = if by eiled handles; all = SS YJ) the fashionable SR § shades, blue, green, eo ye “brown, pink, etc,, and white, 22 nam- —China Silk Coaching Faras: inch, with hemstitched border; elled handles, Main Floor At $1.3 Coupon, ~ Upon presentation of this coupon we will sell you a full Lb, Package of Chocolates, deliciously tlavored with pure fruits, such as rasp- berry, lemon, orange, strawberry and vanilla, at, 12c None sold at this price without this coupon, Bloomingdalew, Main Floor, 50th St. Seotion, Women’s Shoes and Oxfords At Less than Half Real Value Women's New Venus ‘umps, formerly E, per pair........ Styles, soles welted or smart Gibson styles, with high Cuban, medium or French heels, in Russia beautiful $1. 49 calf, patent kid, vici and white canvas; summer effects ; sizes 2 to 7, widths B to Bloomingdales’, nd leunston Mo 5 Ave F59"1060" Sr Your Summer Svit at a Saving of $5.00. Anda Dress «¢ Suit Case FREE. | That's the alluring dual proposition the Bloomingdale } Men's Clothing Store Is mak- ing men who appreciate the / value of a dollar and who }M/ demand quality, fit and sty'e in wearing apparel. We Are Certain That the Summer Suits We Are Offering for > will exceed In materials, Bees workmanship, fit and general finish even your ideal $10 to $12 suit. $6.95 All Wool Norfolk Jacket Suits, cluding some light color crash These suits are worth at least $4.50. All sizes from Spedlals semevee Bloomingdales’, Second, oth Men’s Straw Hats, All Styles, $1.25. in patent colt, Russia calf, gunmetal kid, gray or white suede, sizes 24 to 7, widths Bto $2.98 Women’s Shoes, in button or lace sewed; materials of patent kid, $4.00, $3.00 and $2.50; new Dress Sute Cases at a} Regular Prices 7, Vacation Ofter— Y//) Any one buying a sult at our Men's Clothing Store during this Sale will receive a tine Suit Case $6.95 ‘ou actually save about $5.00 on others’ prices There are: Popular Blue Serge Svits, Comprising coat, vest and trou- sers, guaranteed fast color and will not shrink or rip or do any- thing a first-class sult ought not to do, Boys’ Wash Suits. | The Highest Grades Made, Nothing Better 4 to be had anywhere; $3.95 properties, for cheviots, in- desirable styles trom 98 cents tO....5.% $2.95 Floor, Bt, Section. 1,5°0 Pairs of Women’s Lisle Thread Gloves, in tans, grays and white, all sizes, actual 25c, value, for,,, o 10c 350 Dozen Women’s Ribbed Vests and Pants to match, made with French band, all sizes, including extra large; regu. lar price never less than 25c,, now,, Children’s 25c¢ Cauze Underwear, to reduce stock we offer them for,,., No Mail Orders Filled, 10c Boys’ Baltrigran Underwear, finest quality, French made; the shirts have long or short sleeves; the drawers have double seat; all sizes; worth 20c, a garment, to- 19¢ morrow at Bloomingdales’.......... Several Hundred Imported Samples of Women’s Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Vests, Mostly in sizes 36 and 38 bust, formerly sold for 75c to 98c, now 35¢ Or 3 vests for $1.00, No Mall Orders Filled. Bloomingdales’, Mfain M., 6th Bt. Seo, 4-Ply Collars and Cuffs i $4.00 to $5.00» turned; hand or fine dongola with patent || Collars, |Cutts, tips; all sizes and 1.89 ae Ae. Hiee 60c. WIdthSi 660 wees $ MV Mato of Austrian chiffon, & pure Women's Oxfords, formerly |} white fabric that Inunders, Weare apd looks Hke Hnen, We are showing 35 styles tn the collars, from size 12 to 20, and 6 atylos in the ouffa, from size 9% to 11%, at those very low pricen, Sold only In half-dozen lots, but tm six diferent styles If desired, Bloomingdales’, Matin Floor, 0th St, Section, and Christy Section. The Greatest Sale of Toilel Requisiles, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Rubber Goods, Elc., at the Lowest Prices Ever Quoted. Go to the nearest drug store and ask the price of Peruna—the yon through the wholy list of well-known much-used proprietary medi- We do nct believe in comb Take note of the following pric pound—they'll say 90¢., ours is O2¢. cines. Their agreed selling prices are that tends to take advantage of the buy orders filled, None sold to dealers, Patent Medicines, | °% romular $1.00 62¢ bove ours, ublic, limited, Peruna, size, Dr, Know's Peruvian ‘Tonto, @ superior preparation for eatareh, oral tol system post Bon and Dr. Snow! Winer West w SIO) Ginger, Dr, Snow's Seldll ‘Warranted | L per box of 12 Hunyadl Matyas. Julted Milk, 60c. Snow's Moadache and uralsie Bowers, | mare, “Dox “ot ‘ISe 3 Dr, 8 Nair Ory Nei efficients vi one dozen ‘ated Dr, ated 70) O% Tablets,| Absorbent ‘Il say 83c., ours ts 62c.; of Paine's Celery Com tions of that kind, or any kind No mail, 'phone or C, 0, D s', Main Floor, 50th Bt, Seotion, Toilet Requisites, Mennen's ‘Talcum Pows % or borated Powder +440. “tat Snow's Ros Sold Cream, 1a Cotton, 1b pa Transfer to Icare © __-Bloominadale Lex. to 2d Ave, Brothers’=--"56, 09 eas | fashlons—the use of every known leather and a shape—last and fit for everyman, woman, boy and girl in all New York. A vast floor in the colossal 18th and 6th Avenue establishment for the proper fitting and showing of $2.00 Footwear, Thousands of pairs are sold and give satisfaction every day in the year. A fit and acomfortable one tor every foot in Manhattan, beginning with baby's and taking in father and mother, At the largest Shoe Store in the world—18th and 6th Ave. 122c tf