The evening world. Newspaper, January 17, 1906, Page 13

‘4 THE WORLD: JSCHATCHEN'S FEE PARTED FRIENDS Bridegroom Didn’t Pay and Roommate Took Him to Court. ‘LYNCHERS ARE. ~ THWARTED-IN ——NLATTACK 0. | Maurice Goldstein and Jatk Bau- mann, who, since last @ummer, lived together in the rear of Goldstein's printing shop at No, 26 Bast One Hundred and Seventh street as the closest pf friends, were In the Harlem Police Court to-day glaring flercely at exch other and refusing to sliake hands at Magistrate Crane's request. Indirectly {t was a woman who separa- ted the pair, ‘and it was only last night that Baumann was fnatried. Gol@stein souglit the law because, he says, Baumann had promised him a jew sui. of clothes and 4@ gold ring jit he could find @ wife for him, Gold- *\steln introduted Baumann w @ pretty girl who was the bride at last night's wedding, but 1% Bult of clothes was sorthcouiing. Negro They Sought t Burn Spirited Away by Sheriff. CLAMOR FOR PRISONER: Angry Crowd Kept at Bay Thecugh Night by Armed Prison Guard. (Spenial to The Evening World.) MILFORD, Del., Jan. 1%—John Lang- told by Gold- "tora, thé negro who is dlleged to have |g Aeneas ‘Ra abated ae gun hs, attacked Miss Florrie Booze at Calhoun | Baumann caine 49, Now York, ica, ut- School, on Monday, and whom a mob | fa.0 last July. that in a few weeks was bent on killing during the greater | {umaus became Wis foom-mate. Promised to Find Girl. , Goldstein oe nee tan declared jis intention of part of the night, was slipped out of jnil here at 6 A. M. to-day. Handouffed 4o Sheriff Baker, of Dover, he was|says Baumann ie Bundie! into 1 carriage and hurried to | eecting married, and ses Ne the Dover jail. Would Ong tee Eee easitis took Bau: | sro nad to bé got out OF Mil- petite) a ees abe je YOUNE | the greatest secrecy, for the white men In this county nt, and, had they outside the jail, rcome his ds and put him to death. To get the negro out of town, two cabs Were Used as decoys. They came from opposite directions afd passed eadh othér f@t the jail. One of them stopped in a shadow of the street, and the Sheriff + find his men pushed the negro Into it. The horses were lashed to a gallop, and Goldstein Stayed Away. ‘tbe carriage rattied away, while the sec-| g, Golamteln afd not go to the wed- ond cab remained standing. ‘ alg. r off for a summi one. fin éalled at the | Mob Attacked Jall. to ask why Golgeteln had The Sheri and his deputies belteved Sat A he eaeine pad Ge wee | that the negro's safety from the mob betep ‘by diffeffrent routes ko the police lay in getting him to the larger jail at court, Dover. The little lock-up here was at- B, Mngieress Crake heard the tacked last night by a mob of inturtatea | Shy, he ‘is a ehame to take a man , Men, and only the determined efforts of | aw From te ite tae nero eit Une Sheriff and his men kept the re | the mi -2 + on trom being bammered down. ‘The pustds| Uae aan tue ren snake S\oou with revolvers drawa, and the men | Bands and Be frigntt aed in the, mob were warned taat they| BAS sid the Magistrate, “I can't i upo. ir echt Sazning waa met with howis of{ $) to tnarged eo Seuss lerision. Several men in the mob began i palr fring thelr revolvers in the ‘air. it cid hed sacoe jain to the Sheriff that they were not j be shot down, and they held. telr Deputy Sheriff Richa: with hi planted against the door, revolver » when a stone was hurled at him, The missil @trock him full in the head and he fell Se a oe ‘ ie deputy (rig his lace and again e@ mob qua! a Fevoived was leveled at the leader. Quiet Cerethony To-Day at the Ready to Burn Prison. Home of the Young Bride's Parents. The mob gathered at 9.90 last night @nd not until 1 o'clock this Miss Claire Bryce was married at to J. Bergeant Cramm at the his acquaintance. wpe eomageeent was announced, and | Goldstein was most congratulatory, He) said nothing about the promised suit ring until yesterday afternoon just | before the cerem Goldstein declared that he asked Bau- ann: [ie I found you the gin, I don't A haw soon you give me the pres- ents.” To this Beunmann replied that he had won the girl and that his promise had been a joke. mi ‘Not | hands. 0 a noon to-dey ed | home of the bride's parents, pts anaé Steven: and | Mrs. Lord Stevens Bryce 1 to chances and the negro was spiri St town: The assult on Miss Boots Was brutal. Th dragged into woods and there flied her mouity with ditt to Bre Meer enon ah mana, to free Reero here he ‘had som” len. The negro q aceon? foetus money, and she ot owes, “ihe crise airred Uhe qiilet, peace- red from loving farmers. The; be sacred ¢: “Mayors. 0 escape notice was 90 y jual floral decorations every corner of the county, were vicsat! wholly omitted, and neither posses went In search of Lan; He | externally nor in the gredt hail 6 o'clock lam night and yy Bij of unust galet: was tured at tnere aien betere Sauire Fisher, wh : _Becws ppnvely identified him and fell ot omni one years old, than twice of siaeh 2, a bu WAS ANGIE Bt = COLDS CURED WEDS MISS BRYCE, | "=" “AH! HOW IDOLOVE MY OWN ARMADO.” Pretty Little Cuban’Girl Sticks to the Man She Eloped With. Armado de Armas, who likes to be called “count,” fhough ‘the Is a citizen of Cuba Libre, and the son of Col. de Armas, who was the chief of Gen, Gomez's staff during the war, found] an obstacle In the path of his true lové, that has bumped him into jall. He ds Ignguishing in a cell at the Harlem Potlee Court to-day, charged with ab- duction on the one hand and attempted felonious assault on the other, Mrs. Marie de Arostegui, a wealthy Cuban widow, who lives at No. 104 Bast One Hundred and Sixteenth street, ap- peared as complainant against De Arinas. She charged him with abduct- ing her fourteen-year-old daughter Agueda. Then, she said, after he had vanished with Agueda he -ame back to the apartment and Gemanded her jewelry and money at the. point of a revolver, ‘Agueda was all for De Armas when he was arraigned to-day. She said tw Magistrate Crane: “Your Honor, I am seventeen and not fourteen, a8 ty mother Sel Ga y own 3 0, r Blut? tenearked “with. dell frankness to Miss Arostegul that el looked at least twenty, and (gat no one could convince him’ that she was only fourteen. The mother promised to produce a birth certicate from aba, Whereupon Al io. was held in too’ bail for further examination on jday. Miss Arostegul went back to! the Children’s Society roc One Woman’ (from the Baltimoré American.) Husband—Why are you buying mich an expensive present for Mri. Shoddy? { thought you told me you hatéd her, Wite—So I do, but I know she can't afford to give me a return oné as hand- ‘and {t will make her perfectly my, E Day h IN ON st ‘All Aches res Grip and venta Pneumonia. PIANOS AND ORGANS, BLOOMINGDALE BROS., Lex. to 84 Avenue, B0th and GOth Streets, Save from $150 to $200 by becuring cone of these Pianos. Pianos al $1 wax. Nay hata ree OT $350 WALTERS 195 PIANOS FOR : Delivered on Payment of B. Pianos guaranteed Sor 10 years. Upon reaiiart our representative will call iter, SB ST ihert perrormed the corer TOOTING WHSTLES| Ss are Miss Calle Complained of Noises from Ferryboats— Sent to Bellevue. Miss Minnie Casle, of No, 2 Marrison street, Brookiym, @ subscription agent, told a peouliar story to Magistrate Mayo in the Centre Street Police Court to-day, {Wier® she was arraigned after baing dir- sbarged from Bellevue Hospital. ‘Miss Calle was taken to Bellevue Mon- Wise ees tion to Season it Stopped could, : f them "to" Me’ Amt According to Mibs Caille's atory, she went to see Supt. Anvbrose waiting pecame tery nervous rl wile t make herself understood to hi beam, tnd Mina Calle acreated, %! flor father, ‘weak ana “feguie’ Fert her from the gistrate Mayo had REGRESEUSULSE OWES LAKE 470 Fulton Street January Sale, Latest $ /g .98 Model Separate Skirts, women 6f Brookiyn i ttoduc: Th ech ch aut pemeane Sale. They know the great opportiinities this sale offersto secure Bargains That Brooklyn. pulay Bhd of Past experience Are Exceptional ‘Fine Panne Cheviot Skirts, REDUCED FROM 68. Advaneed circular with toabit q box plaits front, stitched sel oe eas ie Store for Left, of Entrance. a defect. “firsts” of We tell Handkerchiefs into regular stock did w discover any defects in this proportion of them, sell them all, and create a handkerchief ac known outside the Holiday season. Special Tables New Furnishing —Directly at the best known manufacturer of fine goods in Belfast with a clean up of his entire surplus stock. We own them to sell at a third of their real value. Examine any Handkerchief you ever bought very closely and you’ll undoubtedly observe an uneven thread or some litile irregularity in the making which you might term it, vou were probably charged for “first quality.” The maker of these Handkerchiefs is more particular than the ordinary mortal; hence this lot which are termed ‘“‘sec- onds,” but which are the equal of most $o-called They are maae ot pure Itish line width hems. and will place them on sale to-morrow ul an hand-embrotdered and beadéd fronts, all high-class, choice numbers w regular stock; were $1.00 to $2.00 pair; at a WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 17, 1900. Men Main in New Twenty-eight Thousand Handkers chiefs from Belfast in a Sale Without a Parallel. To be exact, there are 27,960 of these Handkerchiefs. They represent the entire season’s accumulation of “Seconds” front Yet, when you bought other stores. Assortnient embraces: Women’s Sheer Linen Handkérchiefs, Women’s Medium Weight Handkerchiefs. Men’s Extra Size Handkerchiefs. Meti’s Regular Size Handkerchiefs. n, all plain hemstitched, in assorted nto three price lots for quick distribution, We have divided thetn i morning—at these prices: At 122¢ Each—Values up to 35c At 18c Each—Values up to 50c At 25¢ Each-Values up to 75c u frankly that we could e so choose to do. and Counters. The New Hosiery Store Presents A Great Array of Janua The new Department, », Silks—is the largest and best equipped in New York, And place from now on. Somé specia ray of them—to help you become After Monday— the New Shoe Store on Third Floor. Largest , lreland—together put at least seventy-five per cent of these You will not be able to Instead, however, we propose to tivity that New York has never ry Bargains. occupying the upper half of the Main Aisle—opposite the n it. will be a busy bargain every day; to-morrow, a great ar- acquainted with the new Hosiery home, York. 4 Women’s 1.50 Wom Pure Silk Hose, 95c neh Women's very fine sheer’quality pure thread silk Hosiery; they are black, white, and all street and evening shades; perfect qualities; embroidered figures; value lowest possible value on these is $1.50; at, pair. e 05e $3.00 pair, at ’s 3.00 Silk Hose, Women's very fine quality pure thréad black silk hosé, with néat patterhs of hand- 1.75 I5e Women’s 19c Hose, Roite pet ined 1,000 doz. of one quality. made Maco Yarn on | y, Hose, double soles, heels Yery fine, firin, Coltga and toesy also. imported Yarn, guaranteed fast Cotton Hose, with un-| black, full seamless, dou- bleached split feet, LL ble soles, wit! 1 ~|Women's I2Z20\50e Hose, 25e Women's very fine, sheer fualty, transparent gauze isle Thread Hose, Wade h_ double Spliced heels, garter tops, soles, low 1.00 to 2.00 Hosiery, 55c, This comprises about 100 dozen of thé very finest Hosiery made j German kinds, prime lisle threads, brilliant liste lace aaa ‘h DENTISTRY. =lSl———————— DENTISTRY. eeth in a Day. Come here’ in the morning—have} us extract your old teeth, free, with- out pain by our lew Botanical Discovery —go home at night~with a new sei. & We will make them, using our 9 New Patetit Suction Plate, which will fit perféctly. Your teeth? will be, comfortable from the start.% You cah eat without discomfort and@ masticate your food ° thoroughly. Our suction plate is made so that or talking. The teeth will so closely re- Five dollars for the® in every way: Guaranteed to wear§ latanteed ten years. ) 00 Gold Crowns, 22kt, $5.00% 00 4p Silver Fillings... DENT. Marsters cert cet our went Abra RS, 8 BO CUAL NDAYS, 9 JO 4. ve mint Went yt COO00S BRESSS4 0 BIAROHOS | RA® cha racic ts. tree SAVEURY, lop XIE? ERR, COLLEGES, SCHOOLS, ac, EAGAN SCHOOL, ms pieces Madien te ite oe, I if" posatbi ‘ade com: WEEKLY |) | a PAYMENTS. | | fee Bendie watone t Call, "phone or write, Call if HELP WANTEO™FEMALE. GARD GHOPPERS Wanted; irks off Visi very fine elastic quality, RAILROADs, Both Frenéh effects, real lace inserted { cannot be duplicated, taken from tt our +: 5Be cont AND time from ite face res ropdes an tor than that eet station, a al HEA 8, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26 and 30 7,9, 44, 13, 15, 17, 49, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, Uard Wide Muslifs, Bleached .......i5.+ value 834 Unbleached .. Lue 734. Lim! We caution the public against the course, cleverly filled up varieti offéred elsewharé to meet this pric Babies’ Wear At January Sale Prices Thitd week's tates eviderite how the mothers of New York and far around tak advantage of the January Sale values vain to seek elsewhere for their equals. 19 eent Cambric Slips. 9 89 cent Nainsook Slips. 19 59 cent Long Dresses. aa 75 cent Long Dresses 48 98 cent Long Dresses, 62 $1.49 Dresses... 94 Finer to $7.08—5y 29 cent Short Cambae Di 19 39 cemt Short Dresses. 24 nt Short Dresses : {Rent Short Dresses it $1.49 Short resses oe $10 Short Dres 32 $3.25, Short Dresses 1.94| All dined 16 8 yeara, ant | of the pretttent fnhey Wal&t atylek. 69 cent Clldren's Gingham Dresses, Russi Box pleats or French styles Sizes to 2 years Look for the . Red-and-White Draperies, They Denote January Sale Dept's, ription -—' yoke and Half Value Fur Cloaks and Capes Mink, Near Seal, Electric Seal, Natural Squirrel and Persian Lamb—Blouse, January Sale Values In Stationery Silk Dimity Btationery— 49 Blue, Whife, Lliac— } i . 100 sheets—80 envelopes... Value .75 1 1b. Papér and 25 100 iinvelopes—_- ret Potisinn Crunbtic. :....,:..,? Value 40 Cabinet of Statione: 19 5 Rheets—60 envelojx Valuenase Blué or Write... ae eine use Steriographers' Note Books .25 2 leaves—Aozen: 6.65404 Vathe .60 10 Value } +39 Virtue $1.00 Clldren’s Note Paper—Box t | of 24 sheets—24 envelopes... | Buton Hurlbut Stauioner; Cabinet of 72 sheets, envelupes—Tihitee sizes Girls’ White Lawn Dresses Instead of $3.98...... 1.98 No éxaggerition--clean, fresh, new stylo dresses of fine white lawn — effectively | trim’d with lace embroidery or tucks. To prevent de we teserve ptivilege of Bleached Sheetings 2% yards wide—a ood peas aualcy, improves with waa ho dressing excellent value at Sua NEW BUILDING, White Silk Emb’d Flannels 37 iG. Eotieeg Table Cle a Women’s Lingerie Waiste r ta RS crab sk a a “Nal JANUARY SALE THIRD WEEK OF GREAT VALUES IN Women’s and Children’s Underweat and Kitants’ Clothes * West Fourteenth Street, 25, 27 and 29 West Thirteenth Street. Mutlins, Sheetings White Goods Men's Shitty Sheets and Pillow Cases Houséhold Linens \\ Corsets, Shots Bureau Scarfs White Flannels Embroldeties | Stamped Linens Bed Spteads Curtain Fabrion, Women’s and Misses’ Cloaks and Sutt, Watsts and Wrappera Not Mere Advertising Talk. We Make Good Every Promise, NO MAIL OR TELEPHONE ORDERS —__—_—- ‘ JANUARY SALh | Women’s Washable Waists pecials in all qualities By ryitem as here set forth, Fin Wie 4 Lawn n filso. Col value. White Madras Waisis—figurea oF dotted —tallor made—en tucked cufts— also White Li entire fronts of emb'y.and yol. effect of Ince inserts 160 Fine White Lawn and Batiste— fronts of Ince Insertings, pin tucks and emb'd panels—square or pointed yokes—trith'd cuffs—long Sleeved—instéad of $1.98. Lawn, Batiste and Linen giabarats fronts of heavy emb'y And finely tucked lace itist’gs— bong and short sleeves—open font or back—elsewhere $4.00... Watats of Mercerized Batiste and Fi Dex models — i! Fine Batiste Walsts. mb fronts with fie tucks or. Baby Trish = Medallions and Germa insertings—value $.00,. Allov er and Frene} My ‘Algts— sae ni vehen cluster em hodices— tore or short sleeves—value $6.00, 6:68 ® Great Offering cf Furs and Less! Furs are more than ever fashionable, but weather conditions, forcing manufacturers to sacrifice, enabled us to make un-xpected purchases, far below value—tience these extraordinary cuts in prices, "ur Scarfs, Pelerines Ghokers, Throwovers snd sh Ni upat and Jap Mink, Baum Marte A) Lynx, Persian Pony Coats and Fitted stylos—large col-| Reni’ teclamd, deat Lamb, Alaska late and révern of Mitik, Beaver, Sable | Russian ana’ Sitenie ule ‘ebio or self furTrocaide Silk of Flth Satin | Prksum and Brook Mihk—Fur ox Bathe Mning. veiiee Reet riter. Now. | Parlier. Now. ariier. Now. 5.00 59.98 | $20,98 i Coats 198.000, | 7.98 39.98 35.98 ioce Coats 98 104.93; 08.98 85.98 34.98 if Coats 98 89.98 «9.98 31.98 19.08 9: Coats . 00 79.98 | 93.03 26.98 | i5.9% i Coats . 69,98 48:98| 49.98 24.98 19.98 if 49.98 27.03) 47.98 23.65 | 7.98 2.01 36.08 18.98] Muffs to Maten, 1.49 to 60.08. oo —? January Clearance Sale of Art Drapes. Cushions, eta Firest Ithported Silk Lambrequins— full length—hand Knot friiige— Now "8 3.98 t6 10 98 th $18.08 Naw.. Satin Lambreqiuns—Hund Emb'd— some stk line’, White dnd colors: stile fringe we St 14. rc ew, 2.98 to 9,88 Plano Sparfs and Drapes— Silk, Valour, Tapestry, Dathasic, Satin, ane ae afd Félt—all cotors— at stvles—we to $16.98 Now 1,63 to 10,98 Table Squnrea ant ‘entrepleces Damask, Slik, Velour and art nay an rel NoW.csecsss .69 to 6.98 Sateen Lambrequins—bvest designe+ Were 79 to $1.69— 49.to 4.19 Cushion Tops and Backs to embrotder—floral, heraldic and other deslgns— were 19 to .69..,.now.... +6 0,49 RuMling for abo 4% yde in plece.,, ».39..49..59 > MORNING SALES To-morrow, Thursday, Until 1 P. M, alers buying testticting quantities, Fur-Lined Ccats Black Broadcloth—45 and fo, inches long—lght and dark Fur Lining— Large Fur Ceatye 426.00 424,5Q sizes 42 to 46—value Morning Sale Prici . SECOND FLOOR—NEW BUILDING. Leather Envelope Bags Seal, Lizard, and Wik Cowhide— Black and colors—singte or doubl fold—some with mirror and powder pad—also Netwilk! Bags—oxidised in poreeniee prices $1.50 85 0, 33. Morning Sale Pricé..........° MAIN FLOOR—CENTRE BUILDING, Men’s All Linen Initial H’dk’f, Extra fine—H. 8, with emb'd inithal— regulatly 8 each. MAIN FLOOR=CHi Cabinet of Stationery Inteh Linen-—Oxford axe sheets an oh2, Heavy Tapestry Portieres Armure and Browade-full line colors Erit,.285 BUILDING, BASEMENT—CENTRE