The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1906, Page 9

Pay Wathpome dog ,$ this women tried to precipitate the pair S APPEALS TO COURT TOSIVE PET ANGORA Mrs. Grover Declares a Horrid Man and Detestable Dog ! Menace Her “Kittie.” TELLS HARROWING TALE Incidentally Offers Magistrate Poole a $10 Fee—Cruelty Agents i to Investig { | Mrs. Lulu B. Grover, a comely young! woman, who says she i# an authoress | and,who lives fo an apartment-house at No, 2 Eas; One Hundred and Nineteenth | street, appeared before Magisirate Pool in the Harlem Court this morning to complain of alleged persecutions of her- self and er “deay little kittle,” an im- ported Angora, A delicate attempt to bribe the venerable Magistrate and charges of attempted homicide were | among the salient features of the case, Mrs, Grover, who was becomingly .at- tired in furs and @ stunning gown. ap- | peared greatly disturbed when her case | was called. She approached the Magis- | trate and without parley handed him a highly perfumed note. “That's for you,” she murmured. “It contains the detalls of the case and you mustn't show it to a single soul." | “IT Maven't time for billet doux,” the Magistrate. ‘Tell your Horrid Man in Case. “well,” began Mrs. Grover, “It's all| about a horrid man and his detestable dog and the way they have persecuted me and my dear little Kittle.” “Meaning a cat, I suppose,” ed the Magistrate. “No; meaning my dear Uttle Kittle, for she {s the sweetest thing. She ts twe most exquisite, blue-eyed little An- gora and her character"—— “Go on,” said the Judge. “Well, its alwaya been my custom to | take my dear little Kittle up on the roct for her airing, the poor darling such @ dell- suggest- “Please go on,” from the Ma, “and when I took her up the: two months ago a horrid man and his ed und the | man set bis companion on my dear lit- tle Kittie, and please can’t I have it mopped at once?” ‘Continue, madame." “and they persecuted me so I had to take my precious pet down to the side- walk for her outing, and that awful paar followed me and the man thought It was a joke to see my litt!é pet fly to/ me for proteotion, “About three weeks ago this woman. Mrs. Emily Winschusen, whom I have summoned to court, came to me and | Offered to shield mo and my éear pet from that“awfui man. I welcomed her a joyfully, and for a little while it wee & perfect Eden up on the reof. | Then the snake appeared and I just saved my kittie in time, Extortion Is Charged. no ont “Then Mrs. Winschusen came to mo) end demanded three of my pieces of furniture. I refused, and she then said | that if I didn't give her enough money for a trip to Burope she would set the | Dal An and the awful dog on my kittie! again. I ordered her from my apart- | oie aitio ~ | taker ARREST FOR ALL NEN FOUND DRUNK Helplessness or Annoyance of Others No Longer the Jersey Gauge. “Drunkenness has Increased In Jersey City in the past few years to an alarm- ing degree, and while the police ha done a great deal to discourage Its spregd, more dras ic measurea will be in 8 future,” declares Chief of Police Benjarnin, Murphy in an order Issued to the department to-day. “Heretofore persons under the Influ- ence of Hquor who were able to take care of themselves and did not cause disturbance were permitted to go thelr way without Interference, Hereaf:er all persons who are openly, drunk will be arrested and brought into the Pollee Court.” explained the Chief, discussing the order, “So great @ change has come over the Nquor business and (he people that even srall boys are found on the streets Hate at night drunk, apd not infrequentiy they are in the seme condition during the day. “Recen‘ly the saloon interests have en- | Joyed a range of Iiberty that was un- | known a few years ago. Then we knew ‘all about the men engaged {n the traffic, and oould tell by our records who owned and ran saloons, but now it ia different. We are not supplied with the necessary Infurmation in the business, and cannot know whom to hold respon- sible. Many saloon-kee maintaln ys who have becorne Fe table: Cee cater to mon: Toese lad: fes- ys 8 aa Ge. with the game, eo that if they }d0 not earn money enough to inauige thelr desire they steal it. all cases the facts will be laid cucore the poere of Excise Commis- sone wet wits recomeendation thi ‘the licenses be revoked." pedis sia BUT CHAUFFEUR WAS HELD. Maurice Untermyer, of )No. 687 Gfadi- fon avenue, a brother of Sam, appeared quite peevish to-day because he had to waste @ valuable morning hour in the West Side Court, where his chauft arraigned ohai | Osea with ranniny ermyer automobile dow! n Broadway at a twenty-mile Mr Untermyer advanced the pian plea that the offonse was Pause the auto was small. He said the who arrested the chauffeur was stupid, but eyerreste ane held John- 3 e t porte ai io ‘ailence and left. SALOON WRECK FOUND DEAD. pody of a man who had fed | rules. from om cok, an expostre wa fo0ed 10°) tie in front of No. New Brighton, Staten Identified “him as homeless wreck, ging around saloons fn the vicinity since the egies "ae winter. ‘The body was taken fo the morgue, day on the ol Meo has been bani NOT A HAPPY ONE They'll Have to “Beat” It Now, on Post Under Vindic- tive Captains. HATED BY WHOLE FORCE: All Victims of Circumstances, Too, but That Won't Help Them a Bit. \ Some thirty or forty patrolmen on duty at the Mulberry Street Station are probably the most unhappy men In the Police Department to-day. Within a tew hourse they will be transferred to patrol duty in various precincts through- | out Manhattan and the Bronx, and they | Bate to go back. ‘These men are the members of Mc- ‘Adoo'e ‘vice squad,” which Commis- gtoner Bingham has abolished. In point of populartiy with his fellow: mem- | ber of the ‘vies squad” ranks with a wet dog in @ boudolr. Consequently, ‘the retired membera of that bureau of | the AfcAdoo regime are wondering what lg going to happen to them when they get inte uniform again, To give most of them due credit they | aid not want to enlist In the vice squad,” ‘but aid so under orders. Commissioner | McAdoo did not help them along any with other policemen by asserting that tm would have no men gn this squad of whose honesty and ¢fficiency he was [mot well agsured. In other words they were chosen because they were better than the others, were put into plain dothes and sent out to detect vice—ca- pecially fiat festered by pool-rooms and disorderly houses. Long, Dark, Dry Beats. Every bit of evilenee gathered by | qhem meant trouble for the captain of the precinct in which they happened to be working. Some of them wilt be arsignes to captains fer whom they have made trouble. There are many long, cold and lonesome beats in this borough, ateng which there ie not an open ride door alfter 12 o'clock at might. Ex-membem of the ‘Vice Bauad” will get these. The former “shoofifes” who have been sent badk to precinct work have not fared 2 badly. There were eight these ib tan ard four in . It was their duty to travel about the chy inp! clothes: ting policemen who were violating The they were all rounds. H en from the uniformed force. they war se tack ww ie ied duties. reve peenre for tow pol Bee eb of apy “Soft Snap’ Men Uneasy. Men on special soft details in the, Po. lice Department are digging up thelr Inasmuch relish “ihe oer Ren ata ments. She lives in the same house, and | Do of late I learned the man was her bus-! band. The persecutions continued and pow I want ald, and can you not keep | By mes thts terrible man and his dog away from my kittie? Why, only a week ago of us trom the roof."’ Mrs. Grover paused and swayed weakly. The spectators took a long breath, and Magistrate Poole gripped the perfamed letter. Pied Is am outrage!” he thundered; “an outrage! Madam, you may return ta your home. I shall parole Mrs. Winschusen and I shall have an investt- gation made by the Society for the b4 of Cruelty to Animals. "They shall provide you with a guar- @fan for your persecuted cat.” Then he opened the perfumed note, A sheet of note paper and two crisp % bills fluttered out. The Magistrate tarned pale. . Not Meant for Bribe. “What.” he roared, ‘what, madam, Mbape ow ‘The receipt wae duly and Mrs. Grover returned to contained a statement of The concluding paragraph follows: your pent God that he way ME ‘a husband ot hee Falee, She Says. Ly accusations, my husband has no irs, Grover one day wee, td = the act site ee ane Fy as rag Be the became’ & an, Seals the three e) Pi er a the acne it. four @ 91 i THE WORLD’S Advertising Attested by. Certified Public Accountants. CABLE ADDRESS, ADORIEST-NEW YORK & BARROW, WADE, GUTHRIG & CO, CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS noo? CHICAGO AND BAN FRANCISCO, 2.7, ANYON Gay LEVER. A.PVOTT SPENCE. New York Herald (Morning JOLY, AUGUST, SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER, - NOVEMBER, DECEMBER, the heart. proven that” the contrary, jut we CUI Come period from Ist July, 1905, to 81st mene, 1905, and _| find the result to be as follows: Piles ed ak Total for 6 mos. ending Dee. 81, i905, 611,215 rth Showing World's excess over Herald of 55,398 - ‘BARROW, WADE, , GUTHRIE & ©0., « Consume sdministered Je the, Vacuum wane auea sepily upset the’ stomach, hs dow you mn taking modiciers or lanaietcone? ods, and they Rot keep Millions have tried those met all dit Why not try the latest and most scientific ever discovered. and not sae valuable En waoles® treatment+? mat aa seroma ts itd | lavigne. rn Anya an ire you, fs eal, te for our ae 4 ey Ht before it Wis: bites ing, that has eee iunelations jae Fe areas cor. Me Ay. ‘CAREY! Gaite 531, 400 Supremacy in LONDON MANCHESTER & LONDON, ENG. AUDITORS’ CERTIFICATE, yore, pends We hereby_certify that we have made @ count of all Solomon, chat you may Mee | the advertisements appearing in the New York World and and Sunday Editions) tor the New York World. New 768 73186 Certified lead Accountants, o!@ uniforms urd trying them cn. Ahey have an uneasy feeling that Commis- sioner Bingtam Is going elthor to whol- jah doaens of soft nage or make, the ani men holitg them do more hele wore in anitorns Many derailed | policemen, from long, lazy service In uttice ira at Headcuarters and elen-! where have taken on flesh like an tress out of a jod. Their old unite {wm not fit and they hate to be me. ured for new ones on e chance that they won't te struck by the official! litning of displeasure. deep lincs of care in th | faces of the policeman ssi to cial duties by virtue of eats exercised | By people whom Commissioner Bingham | never heard of. | BRONX NOTES i\ ii as | One of the pretty home weddings of the season was that of Miss Mary Edith Wilson, daughter of Mrs, Mary E. Wilson, of One Hundyd and Ba fifth street and Grand Concou Frederick Julius Ernst, at the the bride, a few evenings ag». The cere- Wesker wan beprormed by, Key, Ralph St. Simeon's Episcopal sins Agnes Bearse was maid St horse, white Willam Ernst, broth of the bildegroom, acted as best mal The bride, who was dressed In white o: gandiec, trimmed with princess lace Carrying a bouquet of. white roses, given away by her brother, T. B fon. After the ceremon was served and M: ara Frances Gibson, of Ossintn the guest of her grandmother, Siew Gibson, of Two Hundred and Twenty- ae treet, Williamsbridge. m Jan. 17 a service commemorating ie twentleth anniversary of the Sun y, school of the (Prinlty ‘Congregation- QPGnureh will be held in the church. A feature will be the dedication of a tab- let to the first superintendent, Andrew MeKinstry. ‘There wil also ve an ad- dress by Rev. James M. White. BE. field, tae following Buperintendent, A. ant supsrintendent, tant, Melin, JP5 Sonn Sates Veonsinnes irs brarian, Roscoe Con 3; as- Satan librarian, HH. Baldwin; organist | ‘Miss M. Flint; president of the Sunday ary Society, Miss Freda | Sino sleatondty 80 tary, Miss HL; treasurer, eStins A. W Tigeneid. a ; Rosenthal, honorary president o} oe ™Zoint ‘Association, won a piano at a raffle last week. The Inwood A. lowing officers be held avenue and One second street, 0 eve: A. Rouke, Tnes, Vice-President; ri Foo nd Vice-Presiden nry Nuss, Yreasurer; Francis trenas "Recording Sreretary; Francis Helden, Correapon’- ing Secretary; Herman Nuss, Chairman nis; Francis Spielman, gt rraneearms; John Nuss, Filo C, has elected the fo'- for its fifth annual ba! “s Hall, Jeri thd: President; “john John Farre! AUCKEFELLER Standard Oil SUFFIELD, Conn. Jon. ara Oll Company by exacted tribute of practically every acre of will be ralsed in New Engiand this year. The Roekefeller Interests own the chem- | isa) company which controls the cotton sved meal market and cotton seed has) been advanced $3 @ ton that higher prices of grain will widen the sphere of cotton seed aus. Lobaceo-growing town In ta carioad low ror use its successful tobacco grower using at Jeast a tom of cot sO @n acre of tobacco, tn nishing nitrogen more abundanuy than) fertilizer, any other commere pacee growers say t at cotton seed men) regularly ollars a ton about the tin Trust Tribute of $3 an Acre from Growers. | 7 single twist has 2 an eed meal is shipped to every | IN the Year Exacts | Great January 8,—The Stand. fere upon} tubacco which in the belief meal in feed- 12,000 Madras New rert. eannot avold England | dry. Sizes 32 to 44. e Brodie furs | To: | price of the 865 Broadway, Yee: me plant ora have sold thelr tobacco and are 1 pesition to buy cotton seed for tno | ext crop, and that the zs former level as will nd 000, nd John Dixon, Floor Dire Muslin Underwear. Gites Cove vers: Muslin, squar a] i) seams ‘meatly Aint tsthed. fe peck, call (8 1§¢Cambric, nal front, trimmed vith lace ‘ed; ~Cambelc. styles, high and low » save trimmed with 2 lace insertions and lace edge, others wit! tucks ‘and invertion, “AW very neat —Nainsook, 3 st¥les, some trim- gtd With 2 rows of Ince insertion And rows of ribbon around neck, fi rae pean Jace edge, others Swainsook, 8 rows of lace inser- 9c,,8 and 3 rowa of beading with ribbon around neck, finished with awe edge, Che. Muslin, art “with “+ Be jilted rut vetmimed with hem mle FSimmet with lace ca Hs HNadangoky, brolderes qe trimmed wi Val fred Be A9cecanerc, with wide embrold- ered insertion and edge around Boe hainscol. 2 Of, Bnsltsh embroidery and trimined ith ease cambric inser- These beautiful Persian Lamb Coats our clearance sale price is..... At CS ee Sarge 's Beautiful Nearseal Coa some plain and some tacmiet with brook mink, Nutria beaver or Far Eastern mink; value $45.00. Our January Shoe Sale Commences To-Morrow, Thursday. For years this annual shoe event has been looked forward to by hundreds of thrifty men and women. They are so well acquainted with the advantages this sale affords that the greater number buy a year’s supply for their families. ‘The event provides greater opportunities for saving money on shoes than you have ever heard of. Bear in mind that the sale has to do only with Girls’ Shoes, 8 All G made and beautifully lined, all sizes; actually worth $100; Chiidren’s Shoes, 2 to 8 Rubber Boots, Arctics and Overshoes at Big Reductions. {crs Bloomingdale Brothers’ s soon as the demand | ti ‘0 cultiy yield Alt, Wells’ Hair Balsam Is Not a Dye GRAY price resumes | inquont ated in Ni Rovkorelier sine Silk appeals to the most decided but gradually ian Var aa oh Gf Suesine Silk, and bow they are! HAIR tooriginal x of the touch cf cotton and it costs less than Write to your dealer BEDFORD MIL. INTRODUCERS OF ‘Vhird and Mercer 5 iD) N /EMINGTON lo 3S” AVES S: 'URELY it is no wonder Sue- of taste—or that it is one of favorites Watsts are made Suesine Silk ‘s a twin of China alk, but weors better because All cofors, also white and black. Samples seat upon request. give the oame ot your dealer. 2 r PRET RT ECT Sa te rR Ma SB RA 2 Banat rr waren, perereyittmeres a7, UNTER jab iad ak | 1906, 3 “VICE SQUAD'S” LOT |The One Opportunity of TOBACCO HOLD-UP. TN Behe Sale Wash Waists $2 00 each Regular Price $3.50 Waists — 9,000 all white; 3,000 colored. Made up especially for this sale and fresh from our [aun | John Forsythe THE WAIST HOUSE 17th and 18th Streets. |Suesine Silk | WEARS BETTER THAN SILK women for beautiful half. Please E GLACE ew York. 59°60" A Special Sale of Distinctive Suits for Men at $17.50 ly $22.50, $25, $28 & $30. sted Sack E Double Brea: Id Frock Chesterfi Let it be understood that the gar- ments are from our regular stock, that they were designed for this season’s service, and that until now the prices were from twenty-two- fifty to thirty dollars. All that establishes the importance of the sale. This contributes: the greater number of the garments are of w Saka & Company Broadway, 33d to 34th Street. THE PINK EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD CONTAINS ALL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY ae Housekeeping Linens. at about these prices. The 1906 White Sale Is Deservedly Successful. would not have ordered the goods and garments for this sale as early a8 we did, nor in such great should therefore now be obliged to do 2s many others are doing—selt inferior quality or severely skimped garments Drawers: Gowns: hei q with tucked yoke, 1Oc —susta, with nem and tucks. | 25¢ 5; te ae re 19¢ —Camoric. wiih embrold 39¢;, lin, yoke of 4 embroidered fuffle and with hemstitched Inaertions “between hemstitcned ucked ruffle. 29¢ = Sambric, with ieee, embrokl- alnsook, low neck and short ered Fu sid tuck - ves trimmed with hem —Cambrie, ae) ped tucks tithe band and Fil n. 49c Gad desp nieviia fumhe-ot | 79, Saloavote ang Cambete, Jo, emoroldes hi "and square necks, Nalnsook Cambric, deep vit och embroidered yoke set lawn rufties, trimined’ with | ¢ ier styles equall torchon, Val. lace and embrofdery, nsook and “a four styles. ; ciundsomely trimmed with ace, ‘em! yo and ribbon. High Skirts: neck ones havd embroidered yokes, 35 —Musiin, deep flounce, trimmed bh Ao FE th cambric riatle. 59c Susihe deep “iawn _flounce, Misses’ Drawers: ficked’ and immed with ea- | 4Q¢ —Musin, with hem and tucks. broidered ruffle. tv 69¢ ~cambric | anc Caw ounce, tr insert ith br Sdonderial Clearance of Furs. $100 Persian Lamb Coats at $47.50, e storm collar and revers, superbly hay “At $24.75—Stylish $150 Seal Coat. Bloominatales'. Second Floor, Double XX Nearseal with large storm collar and revers, Makes the same appearance as a sizes 1 to 6 years. » with immed’ with ion and lace red ruffle ouree, with nd em —Musiin, — with mbric ruffle, ambrie, / amines ten At $2°,75—Beautiful Dain and some sable squire! mink; about elghisen coa' lot. "Value up to 390.00. 24 Poor, At $69.00—Natural and Sable Squirrel r and box have been sold as Extra Fine Coats, bargain amdng them, hoth St. Section, | the entire lot at 819.0, The Most Reliable Shoes 81I-2to51-2 ars Included are: Factory damaged or imperfect shoes of any kind have never been tolerated under. our roof. You may therefore feel perfectly safe in availing of this opportunity to buy the best shoes at about half price. Men’s Shoes, odd lots, broken sizes Men’s Shoes for all purposes Women’s Shoes and Winter Oxfords Women’s Shoes, odd lots, Women’s Dancing Slippers Boys’ Shoes, 8 1-2 to 5 1-2 Qhd Floor, s9th Se. . $1.35 $1.69 to $3.98 $1.39 to $3.98 Bioommedales', sizes somewhat broken, at $1.00 $1.69 to $3.48 - $1.00 to $2.48 98c to $1.98 49c¢ lo $1.48 Sc —Siz.s 8 to 14 years, hemstitehea | embro{dered nd tucks, 2 to M4 years, beaver At $35.00—Swell Nearseal Coats, plain and some trimmed $47, 50 (Uh beaver or’ mink. Values up If you come early you will find a Choice of 4 years. ruffle sunda, Nearseal trimmed or ts in the Russian blouse, Bectlon. You are showing full appreciation of our efforts in your beaalf. Had we not exercised the best Judgment we juantities, and we Table Damask :; ENUM A BAN | R00, ii NI AY Da, Pui Vee! BS rt Y, desin ns to fob a bargain Napkins y 1,500 DOE. AAMAS! iN scoTcH inches wi select ni , PUD RN ae TCHEN border. 17 ine Pa A ni HAND, TOw- mmboRtED Dan KLLING. math Shestsand d Pillow Cases: Sf. REGIS SHIRTS AND PIL- ff ale price..420 ale price... ale price. ale price #2x39, worth I Hxah worth 1 5B: {OR, worth %e., eale price..1ve Baxt®, worth % price..190 ainnminetatent. Ma Work, the size #4, value $1 pecial a e oyality ‘size, $i. 19 Women’s $30 Tourist Coats Reduced for. To-Mor- row Only to $IL75 These swagger coats are made of heavy- weight all wool materials, light and dark gray mixtures; have inlaid veivet collar and cuffs trimmed with wide silk braid. The Coat is 54 inches tong; the talloring and trimmings are the very best in every sense of the word.” The identical gar- $11. 5 es) i P i ment has been freely $id else- where at $30; our price..... Bloomingdales’, Second Pisor, 80th Bt. Section, Unheard-of Drice- Culling onGroccries: ASP. Coffes—Hich Maracaibo; , our tesylar fat not mere ‘than, 1) otters ine, ‘tow Gustniners, Der i 7 cane to Java and Mecha Coffee. 0 ava and Meee Cea city tor siren. ‘MANZANITA" ie, per can. LY JUNE PRAS—Every- only 6 to @ cus- 6c tomer, per ‘ “CORONA" girls ad Be Bart Pears, Sliced at Funeapaie Be Par ee—Diamond Match Go — O-cent tro! matehes) Lex. to 3d Ave. ) 59th to 60th St. |