The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1905, Page 7

INFANT'S CRY S SMOTHERED Mother Finds Little One Gasp- ing Under Pile of Clothes Which Burglars in Alarni Had Thrown Over It. Startled tn thelr raid ery of a baby awake by the feeble d by thelr pres- ené of whom) in Harlem Court was held to-day @ mass of olotht piled © mother to learn sudden ery and} infant from ensuing silence 119 West . is the mother One Hundredth sire ed in the front room of h r rear cr, become ondered at this fretfully and then ently went to At a glance she saw been ransackin opened and} t room. | F ui left the baby ap of clowning rown there hastily. No of clothes, hild, gasping and almost ed only long une win- . One dow, and then met a man W and hurry.ng al man and questio gald that he was gummer rates 3 n {toon his arm. Mrs. Granbeck's st out to look for goat and to-day men | he man with the oyer- | before he was Martin years old. of No street, a painter, charged from the ¢wo months ago. He plea but he was held tn $1,000 ba {nation Saturday. Others were in the job wit named Smith and Casaidy, —————— THUGS TO GET “HUNK” BEAT AND ROBBED HIM. Horse Dealer Marked Beoause He Had Sent One of Gang Three young toughs, one an ex-con- in $500 bull cach for further examination In the Ewen Sireet Williamsburg, with qssaulting and robbing Jacob Wit- tenstein, a horse dealer of No. 62 Seige. etreet. The prisoners are George Well- den, nineteen years old, of N @on etreet; James Hyland, stventeen, address, and Charles Botnoweky, viet, were held charged 76 John- 3 Botnowsky was sentenced and servea or poivoning one of vhich time he hunk’ with the horse day when Witersteln at some horses he 3 jumped out of a Knocked him down w and Kicked him. wth ole Wittenstein's cries for help brought who arrested the ‘LAWD’ BIGGER THAN POLICE. Colored Congregation at Hacken- sack Will Not Be Silenced. 4 Evening Work.) 2.—A_ revival] Baptist stirred a young colored dacnsel to high enthustasm, She @ashed out of the church and down the mreet, screaming. Sbe returned to the church, stfll ex- cited, and soon the entire congregation was cr¥ing and screaming, Mrs, John Drobensi!, whose husband fw 1, appealed to the congregation to jere was no relief, and she 0 call ihe police. f you want to, lady, ohce,”* n to the con- @ays the three yout eman Cussidy, OO SIX KILLED BY Workmen Standing on Track and Blinded by Sand, Mowed AMSTERDAM, N, ¥., July 1—Six |B men were killed and three others prob- | @ ably fatally injured by being struck by train No, 68, an accommodation on the New York Central Raflroad, at Tribes ‘Hill, six miles west of this city, shortly y A gang of 100 men were work on a curve shovelling sand when they were oblts 2 to allow @ westbound fest train 4 the sand bell whirled about in the high wind, a nume ber of the men falled to notice the ap- 56, which ran them down, Killed were all Italiana, living wed at n traok 2 BORROWING MONEY? BUYING A PIANO? GETTING BOARD? PURCHASING A HORSE? Just as Many This Week In “World Wants,” No More Plates or False Teetii. |Pyorrhoea, or Discharge from the Gums, Loose or Falling Teeth, Any Disorder ot the Teeth, Mouth or Gums Scientifically Treated and Permanently Cu‘ed by Dr.G.Gordon Martin, D.scoverer of the New Ai- yeolar Method of Dentistry, Miss- ing Teeth Replaced Without Plate or Bridge Work. ER HELD UP WEDDING Rector Couldn't See Why Hol- lister Laughed and Refused to Perform Cedemony, So “Elopers” Sought Another. COMURA DNES WITH ROOSEVELT apanese Peace Envoy Spends Day at Sagamore Hill as Guest of President, Together with Takahira. The Harry Martin Hollister whose “elopement” with Miss Belle Miller Maxon was announced in an Albany newpaper office, as reported in yester- day's Evening World, ts @ son of Doug- las Hollister, @ woollen merchant, at No, 63 Worth street, and has figured an/ defendant in a ring episode in the police coming loose and ing out, cannot Seer do better than at once to seek the The midnight marriage of the couple Services of Dr. G. Gordon Martin, of | y. 320 bth av., N.W, corner 32d at. The by the Rev. Hank J. Knapp, curate of agetor holds aix distinct concessions St. Peter's Episcopal Ohuren, Albany, from as muny of the leading nation followed the refusal of the Rev. st .giving him the sole privilege of prac- ry of Alveolar den he is atle to cure the Cail or Send for Dr. Martin’s IMusteated Booklet on Alveolar Dentistry: It Is Free, Examination by the Doctor Is Also Free. Baron Jutaro Komura, the peace en- voy of Japan, and Minister Taiknhira are at Oysier Bay to-day, where they dined with the President and Mrs. | The Minister and peace en- dd vosevelt re the only members of the, Japan- | | suite that went to Oyster Bay ir associates remaining at the Wal- Autoria, o» Kemur and the Minister will rn to the city on an evening train. | Minister Takahira had prepared the the going o: Komura to the ter having gone to A person confronted with the fact | that his gums are in a state of in-| fiammation, that his teeth are be-| erday and Minister Taka- | ed in Oyster By at 12.2 M. | e driven dines to Sagamore Komura made no. state- | George McLean to marry them because tising his discove! young Hollister tittered during the cere. tistry by which } mony. They first went ¢o Rev. Mr. Me PYorthoea, or discharge from ‘Lean, who is rector of Trinity Church, rc originally were, and replace missing Roosevelt to-day dectded | about a year and had met him in Al-|P When the gume discharge puy, | wil meet the Russian and pany while on thelr way to Lake Pla-/when the teeth begin to loosen, it er in the harvor of Oyster Bay on | cid and decided to marry. Young Mr. {gs only a question of time when you 5 to talk © peace pee Oona Hollister tittered. The rector looked will loose all or most of your teeth. The Mayflower ts at present anchored | mocked, but, after admonishing tm, No one wants to go around toothh . proceeded. Again the bridegroom tit. no matter what his age may be, ant red, and Mr, MoLean, after a sever: if you value your t th and wan lecture, dlamiesed the couple, refusing them to remain with you it is your to marry them, though Hollister apolo- duty to call on Dr. Martin and in- they ‘vestigate his method of curing these eee se yo tne Rev. Mr | carious dental disenses. | ‘ere im- silks Maxon sald she attended the Before his discovery they were 1m c ; w ositivel Church of the Advent ti Boston ana /Posulble of cure; now Nt te posluyey was twenty-one years old. Hollister ho gione holds the secret and you sald he attended St. Matthew's Epis- uct come to him. However, the copal Chureh in this city and was doctor makes no charge for examin: twenty-five years old. The couple are tion, counsel or advice, 80 you ma at Lake Placid. ‘call on him and get his opinion with- mH men’ There we platform when the pecple on the rain reached Oyster | yut there was no demonstration of d, the Baron merely getting Into » with his party and being gums, making them as sound as they i ———— WITTE SAILS AFTER DELAY. OURG, FRANCE, July %.— German Lloyd steamer | ‘ser Wilhelm der Grosse with M. and his party on board sailed | ‘ew York fro mhere this after- M., Witte's family accompanied him on board the steamer, where he was greeted by the captain and recelved his ap ed end telegrams. After! Douglas Hollister, father of the bride- es f out a cent of expense. This offer Is Hiss ty M. tte eta, aie his | groom, was not surprised when visited open to any one, and he trusts thar “I hope to Tetum soon.” at his home, No. 27 West One Hundred al] will avail themselves of it who rit He and Thirty-ninth street. The elope- are suffering from any disease of the ment was not a surprise to the family. gums or teeth. | | Young Hollister appeared in West) Jt was just in this way. by calling) Side Court in a @lamond ring case on for free examination. that Mrs. Bella April 9, 1902, having been arrested on complaint of H. L. Guggenheimer, of No, 108 West Bighty-second treet. Hollister eaid he had bought the ring but was going to pay for {t when ready. — RETURNS FROM EUROPE WITH HUSBAND'S BODY. Mrs, Dudley Left on Oceanic for Joyous Trip and Comes Home a Mourning Widow, Among the passengers on the White Star liner Teutonic, which arrived to- day from Liverpool, was Mrs. A. P. Dudley, of this city. Mrs. Dudley left New York on the Oceanic with her hus- band, who was in ill-health. Mr. Dud- ley dled before the Teutontc reached Liyerpool, and. with his body, Mrs Dudley arranged for immediate pas- sage home. In deference to her grief the other first-cabin passengers decided to forego the regular concent, ‘On the Teutonic were 1% first-class, 140 second-class and 410 steerage pas- sengers. Evans, Hotel Montur, Washington, | and many others in the higher walks | lof Mfe, were cured of seeminely In-| curable dental diseases—cured when they did not have a sound tooth in their mouths and when half the teeth were missing. Dr. Martin not | only cured the diseased teeth and gums, but replaced the missing teeth without plate or bridge work, and/ they have as perfect a set of teeth to- day as can be found anywhere. Jealth depends largely upon proper | digestion, and proper digestion de-| pends largely wpon sound teeth, 80} that the food may be thoroughly mas- \ticated; therefore, aside from the un- sightliness and inconvenience of it, von should have your teeth and gums |treated and mado perfect again be- |cause your very health and life are involved. Dr. Martin does every variety of dental work skilfully, scientifically | and antiseptically by his exclusive Alveolar Method and all at the most | reasonable prices. He also now has a method for crowning teeth that distinctly new and ts rapidly di placing gold crowns and like con-j| spicuous things. Dr. Martin's crown-} ing cannot be noticed. Call and he will examine you free and give you : TWO BAPTISMS FOR NOBODY'S BUY Although only a foundling. nicked up in the street by a policeman, little Stephen Wallia, one week old. enjoys a distinction of which probably no other baby in New York can boast. if babies -f that age are addicted to boasting, Stephen becume both a Protestant and a Catholle in the same Stor acquired fame all came about at Bellevue Hospital in the baby ward whe foundlings are first ken, As soon as the children are strong enough to leave the hospital iaey ere turned over to the State Chari- tles Ald Society and to the Gv" of the Infant, Savior, One, representing the Protestant falth and the other the Roman. Catholic eet the ohildren al- ternately, When {t came time for Stephen to leave the hospital it was the turn of the Guild to get a child, byt Miss Walker who represents the State Chariti Was so enraptured with the baby tha! ashe told Clerk Charles Larenson that | she had just the family for the boy and must have him. She promised that the Guild would nildren and had the en's sudd. get the next two baby christened pF an Eplacopal cler- CASTOR IA a copy of his 48-page illustrated hdok | yman. on Alveolar Dentistry free. It you Miss Lombard, of the Guild, who s ste through mistake had not been informed For Infants and Children. live out of the city and desire furth information correspond with the do of the agreement, was indignant, in- | tor. sisted on having the baby, and Stephen He will answer you in detail The Kind You Have Always Bought was baptized a Catholic. Whether you call or write, his full] oh eee, aS, A Ry ADELINE: | Hoare the address is G. Gordon Martin, M. D.,| of No. 100 East Sixty-eighth street on| Signature DD. Siiling,), Sulte 70420 Sth: a Tuesiay by Policeman Brady, of the of N. W. cor, 82d BlxtyZeeventh atreet station New York, N. "Phone, Madison 3, the smooth “mellowness,” a “ body "rich in aroma but mild, a satisfaction perfect and unvarying—that’s what CIGARETTES 1 give to the smoker, An ideal blend of the choicest, characteristics of pure, natural Turkish leaf. Cigarettes that use its equal cost twice as much, ff 10 FOR 10 CENTS Everywhere THE FLAG GIRLE—Exquisite reproductions of large size (x inches) fa | rica of 28 beautifu! women in characteristic national costume, Lficctive decoration for den, clube room or cafe, The whole series sent postpaid for 2c, $, ANARGYROS, 111 Fiith Ave, New York, ‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 97, 1905. x BRR eae MONT mL Adi aldguantity of Wiiite \ Shirt Waist Baveras 1 1 vil handsomely worth up t closed to-morrow, Bar day, at Bloomingdal gdal tor . $1.50 enc { Fr 25c Donhle Patent Leather Relts, July Mil and Fé Price Pashionabte tory Sale 6 Summer embroidered story atifully: Mil and E Price .. Fushtonabie handsomely embroidered July Mill and alo Price Delta, and ' Se nble Silk Belts, values Mill and 15¢@ 'y leather mmer Dat , 10,090 Belts Jor Women at prices that do not begin to cover the cost of the material: July Mil and Bale Price... Hundreds of other highly dbsir- able styles, In afk, leather, &c,, at equally iow prices, Bloomingdales’, Main Fi., 69th St. Bec. A cabinet containing 60 square sheets and 50 envelopes to match, of superfine satin wove Paper, ruled or plain, 12 fe 44 for Bargain Friday... Bloomingdales’, Sta'y Dept., Lex. Arcade, Domestics and Bedding. ‘The last of the great July + Mill and Factory Sale brings forward a number oi items of vital interest to the thrifty housekeeper. Prominent are: Bisechea and Mi bleached Mus- wide; “spect l. art kee Yard Wide Bleached Mai 6 lin, Wc. brands... Ic pce 7 Mi Undle: cd Sheet, 94 Wid. LSC Beat Quality Table O11 Cloth, ho seconds; 1 Wide: wstcsccss Beut Grade Silkoiine Comfort- ables, full size; white cot- 75¢ ton filled... Bees Jnavadown Hed cool, odorless, sanita: A. tick- ing; 20 to 28; cleaner than §S@ White Cotton mer welght, red border; size 10- . Crochet Bed vy quality, 59C 0 Sprend in the Markets full. size; heavy Marseilles designs Shee first. quality, at lower prices than ask for the {dentical SHEETS, 72x90 .. 43c 81x90 .. 50c tull the mills goods. SHE ‘3. 54x90 .. 35c 63x90 .. 39c 90x90... .55c Bloomingdales’, Main Fl. Jewelry nr. Rotunda. At About Half Value. Just the things to take with you on your vacation, per set of three... Gold Plated B ty, © variety of pretty per Gold Plated Collar Button Sets, consisting of ene collar butto wristband buttons, th celluloid back; LW 18. 8 a turquotse; wis an) ey D old Plaied Collar Button for men and wornen, wrist and ic buttons, celluloid hacks, per Plated Waist or Beanty Pinks, et with tu 10c quolse, y Handsow Brooch “values up 25c | Suit” 150 & 25c B snot deck 1c, 15¢ & 25¢ 8 Pins, per Qe # ClothBound Books valued 15c.; Bargain E Friday He Bloomingdal Ie B) naulve terenetnerrent Boo that are well bound, well printed, above all, Books that JB are inte as will be seen by the following list sivala, by) Tanglewood Ta Waverie LeunsTon 10 5 ANEF 59/0 The Last Bargain Friday of the Great Jul Factory Sale at Bloomingdales’ The astounding bargains speak for ‘themselves. Don’t miss this great day at Gre htey’ New York's \GneatestsStore. You can't aflord to, mastic $1.00; af 8 ft.x8; actu 59" 60"S, “One Day Special Sale 0) Jad Wintow Mill and perfect condition, # plete with slide, rod “We have had of Awnings "| b efore, but none to compare with | The quantity is small, so con® Moomingdaies', 84 FI, 50th St. See. Men’s Underwea in Balbriggan. The shirts have Values in Girls’ Dresses.’ girl’s stylish, well made dress, in Russian, effect, trimmed with band and braid; sizes 6 to; 14 years. Regular price “Oc, For 79¢ lawn, several ae the suspender style, lawn waist made detachable; sizes Reduced from $1. you can get a Friday Rarg sleeves; the drawers are made with double seats; all strictly first quality; regular 35c. garments at Men’s Balbrig- gan Underwear pleated Russian dress of some with Persian trimmings, round collar and ex- tra white Inundered collar; 6 to Reduced from FRoonainetales’, 84 Floo-, Lex. Av. Brotton. made of the Egyptian cotton; ‘the shirts’ fave long or short sleeves; the ‘drawers are made with double gusséts, qou- suspender ~ tapes at the back; all sizes up to 56 inches, per gar t EFnamelled Beds 4t About Half Regular Prices. For Bargain Friday Only. About 50 styles in the lot (no two alike). 4 thave been used for exhibition purp 5 Jan. 1st, which accounts for the OX marvellous price f= concession made us and which we Excell Women’s Summer. Knitted Underwear, Extra large sizes ... 3 for 25¢c. Formerly sold for 198, Bloomingdales, Mam F., Seen St. Coupon. Upon presentation of this eoupon we will sell you (when you by other groceries) one of the finest of Armour’s Picnic combination is represented in these sample beds, including blue, black, green, pink, A Hligh-Class Spring Free with each of Best Smoked Shoulders (sold elsewhere for 120.) 4t bic per ib. None sold at this price without this coupon, and then only when other groceries ane bougat. Bloomingdales’, Basement. Coupon. Upon presentation is made of heavy double [f woven wire and 4 we will sell you a ‘omen’s Pure Silk Elbow Length Gloves { This bed is among another lot of big bargains, but which DO NOT include a spring. Our $5-00 Mat- tress, $3.50. Excelsior filling, with Our $3.00 Mat- tress, $5.98. Our $6.00 Mat- These Gloves are exceedingly scarce, but we have them in all the leading shades and white, Of best African fibre, All long, staple soft soft hair top, bottom, with long, staple soft hair; full size, weight 45 good hair top and bottom; |Ibs.; best A. C. A. tick- good ticking; all sizes. | We Use No Skort Hog Hair in Any of These Mattresses, Bloomingdales’, Fourth Floor. None Sold at This Price Without the C upon. st, Beery Positively a One-Day Salc Only. $2_‘“Acme’’ Skeleton ticking; all sizes. All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons at 12:c. A Bargain Friday special that is sure to attract |! and Spec- tacles, 39¢. They are everything that good eyeglasses should be, and are becoming as weil. Pp / with fine silex crystal periscopic lenses. As a special feature for Bargain Friday only we mark them Bloomingdales’, Matn Wines and An all-sik ribbon in a beautiful variety of wanted shades. Regularly sok for 18c, per yard. Here to-morrow at. It ls 3% inches wide ani Seth Bt. Section, For to-morrow, Bargain Friday, one of the greatest Sales ever held in Hosiery. | Men’s Half Hose, | in guaranteed fast black and tans, seamless, Liquors, Gosman’s Ginger Ale— Thoroughly corked aid per- Our regular price $1.00, dozen quarts. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s me BC Lt re a cr Me aueur, ( Crem nthe, (bart 35c |Women’sis Hosiery, a manufacturers’ | samples, medi-| um weights, guaranteed Stainless, all sizes, Women’s 19c. Hosiery for.......+++: These are in a variety of designs and colors, have black grounds with white dots, tan grou black dots, cadet blue and cardinal grounds with black dots—guaranteed fast black Women’s Regular 44c. Hosiery for 25¢ Latest fashions —lisie thread, in bla Coupon. Ron of this cor Vworsted high-res Imported ki » we will sell you @ and are (0 luehoo ug for cool niornings and eveniygs at the mumiter fy s, tan and white Men’s 35c. Lisle Half Hose for.. n very neat designs—ju our pick of 2800 pairs Children’s 19c, and 25c. Hosier. One by one ribbes i h knees; very ela Every-Day Necds in Notions, © at July Mill and Factory Sale Prices. Featherstiteh Bral "Ploomlugduies', Main Ploor, 60th St. Se eT dale Broth