The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1906, Page 11

oe Against Pure Food Officials. CHICAGO, FEB. 14.—Chicago phys!- lane bave placed themselves on record 4g opposition to the Illinois Pure Food Commission as at present constituted and conducted. They propose a legisla- tive amendment to the Illinois Pure Pood law, transfo-ring the dutles of the commission to the State Board of Hoalth, putting all employees under the ciyil_ service and providing that all chemical nnd bacteriological examina- dona of the board, including the exams nation of food products, be made In the oratory of the State University at Valencia Board Arrives. SEATTLE, WASH., FB. 14.—The epe- cial commission appointed by President Roosovelt to investigate the Valencia disaster has arrived here from Wash- ington. The members of the board aro Lawrence U. Murray, Assistant Secre- tary of Commerce and Labor; Herbert Knox Smith, Deputy Commissioner of vee ana’ Capt. W. W. Burwell, Live. ‘Wire Starts Blaze. DENVER, COL, FEB. 14—Fire caused by the end of a broken electric wire dropping in a pot of varnish dam- aged the Colorato and Southern Rail- road shops in this city yesterday to the amount of $200,000. Eight shopmen oot Ae sustained burns, Eleven nger coaches, five of them Pull- Pian sicepers, were burned. ‘The shopa will be rebulit, Hung from Trestle with Son MANITOWOC, WIS, FEB. 4— George Schadeburg yesterday saved his own life and that of his four-year-old fon by olfiging to the tles of the Wis- consin Central Railroad trestle with one arm while a heavily loaded train passed above them. Schadeburg’s arn was scverely wrenched, and he was com- pletely exhausted when assistance reached him. Lightship Adrift. CHARLESTON, §. C., FEB. 14.—Capt, Benfon, ‘Inspector of the Sixth Light- house District, has recelved word that the Frying Pan Shoal lightship had broken from her moorings during the gale of Monday and was adrift. He, | too, ts being reorganized with enthu- { stasm. stantediont to-day to locate the vessel, New Rockefeller Smelter. BAN PRANCISCO, FEB. 14.4The Gug- gendelins and Rockefellers, through their yecentiy formed American Smelt- ers Securities Company, have decided to Dulld a §,50),000 Sineiter at a point a mile back from Port Ci id ground will be broken for the bis eeeatabt Hetanent early next summer. Eagles’ Secretary Jailed. SANDUSKY, 0., FEB. 4—John J.| Esch, the convicted embezzling se’ e-| tary’of the Aerie of Eagtes, has been; sentenced to two years in the peniten- tlary. Jdach till recently was. promi- nent merchant. STRIKER HUALS IRON MISSILE IN ATTACK Hits Constable Guarding Red Bank Factory and Assail- ant Escapes. RED BANK, N. J., Feb. 14.—Co Dle Elwood Minugh had a narrow cape from death here early to-day, when he was struck on the side of the head! With “a piece of tron weighing eight pounds, thrown at him from the second story window of a building by uck him a giuncing de of the head and mere-~ ly knocked him dowy. Had the aim of the Italian Geen a Httle better the skull ot the constable would probably have been crushed. Nearly one hundred Italians are on strike at Eisner's clothing factory be- cause they are dissatisfied with the re- brrangement of a new time schedule. Fearing that the strikers might be- ner notified the au- thorities, and Constable. Miru, was come violent Mr, sent to the place to preserve o was standing ouyide the “pulang when ho was gino. ene of iron. The ‘taftian 3 el FOUND A NEW AFFINITY. Jaques Says Wife Has Gone to Newark with a Handsomer Man. Allegine that his. wife Gussie, whom he married Sept. 14, 1901, had “gone {ng at No. 3 Littleton avenue, New- from Justice Amend to-day to serve his Subilent sult edt sve Pc petic if her fr. Jaques suys his it spring {8 one. Mc- i name may be John, known and will with @ handsomer man” and is now liv~ ark, Thomas B. Jaques, of No. 420 West Twentieth street, got an order HOLDS A CHILD IN PAWN FOR FOR BOARD Mrs. Tastee Refuses to Give Up Estella Male, and Girl’s Father Sues. An attempt to hold a young girl as a pawn for a board bill may be frus- trated when thirteen-year-old Estella Male, of 141 Waslington avenue, New York City, appears before Pollve Magistrate Higgins, in Jersey City to- morrow. The case came up In court to-day when Joseph Male, fathcr of the child, appeared ag 4 complainant against Mrs, Thomas Taylor, of No, 608 Grove street, Jersey City, whom he charged with the abduction of his child. The girl was not in court. Mrs, Taylor admitted that she had possession of the child and said that she intended to keep pos- session of her until she received $12, the amount she claimed was due for the child's board. Mrs. Taylor said that a month ago Mrs. Male took the child to her and told her to keep her. Mra. Male then went to the St Joseph's Hospital, in the Bronx, where she has been ever aince. Two weeks ago, Male ulleges, he went to Mrs. Taylor and demanded dis child. He was refused, He went a week ikter and was again refused Then he awore out a warrant for the arrest of Mrs, Taylor on the charge of abduction. “You have no right to pawn or hodd hid for a bil," zaid tne Justice. "You well ‘bring the child we in order sory. the facts are as you have stated them I will order the reiease of the girl.” NEW NAVY FOR CHINA. Project Being Pushed and Officern to Be ‘Trained in Europe. VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. M4.—Accord- ing to advices by the steamer Pleiades, which arrived yesterday, Chinese ver- | nacular newspapers are dally devoting more and more space to forelgners and strong antl-forelgn feeling {s being shown. Projects for a reconstruction of the Chinese Navy are being mooted at Peking, and the Empress Dowager is selecting fifteen youths of noble ln- enge who will be sent to Kurope to be instructed In naval matters. The army, Meanwhile young China {s fostering | the anti-foreign movement and 8 | Sccomplisn all at once, and the result may be a great antl- forelgn outbreak. Beautiful New Upright $ $5 Monthly I 4 9 Until Paid. Free with Each of These| Pianos Also Beautiful Stool, Scarf and 25 Copies of Popu- lar Sheet Music, OWING TO THE ‘Widening of Livingston St. sacrificing game very fine pianos, Including the ret Enown males, wo portunity seldom SEB THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: UPRIGHTS $50 'Hollyer & Co, $3 moxthy, 75 Walraven Theta. 100 Billings Tal pal, monthly until pata. monthly ‘until paid. 15 Neilson 30 Chickering 40 Waters 45 Hazelton 3 Sa 55New England 3 60 Decker Bros. 3 65 Steinway 3 -75 Steinway , 4 ORGANS 12Prince yan GOETZ & CO., 61, 63, 85, 8% COURT ST. Bi aR AL hg Sh Be _ FEBRUARY A 1906. WHT row OUR NEW 10 Por Cont, Discount Allowed ‘Tu yon AL Purchases, This Hom i ticles, and ts A Three-Room Fiat Com- pletely Furnished at | KITCHEN — Oak Y Kitohen Closet, glass PARLOR—Fine Ve- Jour Bult, 5 Pieces; Pier Mirror, Lat) SBEDROOM~cot atand; elegant brass trimmed steel enam- Table (brara feet): handsome Lanyp and & Globe; pair of hand- some Pictures; large $5) oak) Kitchen Chairs; soft top Mattresses; pair Feather Pillows; Chair; 12 yds, Mat- We Allow sree sysTrem. 5.00 Down, 1.00 per Ween 7.50 Down, 1.50 per Week tou vat § 10,00 Down, 2.00 per Weeks Accounts vp to $10, Our Terms Apply. a to New ‘ork ee New ‘Sore 86 STREET AND 3S*°AVE. Corsets at 1.00 muvee numbers that are really two dollar Corsets, he Nemo Grand Prize and a popular R Half price is so atractive when allied to merit that the advice to hurry is not amiss, COLUMBUS AVE, NEAR 82" ST. | HONett & Co Beautiful Lingerie Waists All Specially Priced for This Week's Sale. Over six hundred models to select from, many of which cannot be duplicated later in the season, All | the popular materials and trimmings are shown in al- most endless variety. Prices, 98c. to $25.00, . | (Third Floor.) Two Splendid Models.at 98c. No. i—of Mull—front has forty-four eight-inch tucks to bust line, tucked back, tucked cuff; collar and cuff edged with lace. No, 2—of Lawn—front has wide panel of embroidery eee front, shoulder tucking, tucked back, elbow sleeve .. 98c Each. About 15 Models at $2.98 Each, Value $3.95 to $4.95, All different, in or short sleeves, lawn or mull, vf 2 98 or trimmed with motifs, val. lace or embroidery— would be splendid value at $3.95 to $4.95; special at... Special—$8.75 Jap Silk Waists, $5.95, Solid yoke front and back of val. lace, edge arranged In unique design, lace in bodice running front and ina 5. 95 elbow sleeve, with cuff of lace insertion and edge. good $8.75 waist; special al Women’s New Spring Suits Important Special for Thursday’s Selling Three new advance models in Broadcloth, Panama and Checks—all Etons, with new circular skirts, At 25,00 exch. A month hence price would be $35.00. Women’s Raincoats Four new shapes—fitting, half-fi iene and loose—in tans, Oxfords and grays. Thursday special, At 10.00 Each. Regular value $12.00, $12.75 and $14.00. The Balance of Our Fall Coats and Suits Are Marked 1-3 to 1-2 Former Prices (Third Floor.) Thursday, February 15th Closing Sale of One Hundred Al cars go direct or by transfer to our doors, BROOKLYN'S MOST DEPENDABLE LANGE RETA STORE, nee of Furs: & Trim Apparel A $20,000 Stock of Fars in This Great Sale. Apparel 14 to % Reduced. §15 Suite—Mannish mixtures and e Blouse ‘and Jong and short yles $25 Sulta—Veivets, cheviots and mixtures; Jong coats, Eton blouse e Furs at }¢ Price, $78.00 Real Mink Muff, flat.... $6.00 Brook Mink Muff, flat. $00,00 Real Mink Muff, flat. $2.50 Black Cony Scart. $6.00 Long Brown Boa. $8.00 Australia Opossum Scart. 2.08 $90.00 Isabella Fox Long Stole.14,98 $16.00 Japanese Mink Scarf.....8. $550.00 Alaska Seal Coa $250.00 Persian Lamb Co! $42.00 Electric Seal Coat $60.00 Nearseal Coat $1.50 Waists—Fin new spring styles; trimmed with lace and embroidery, Corset Cover Embrotiery Lob ested nlf m eches Corsets and Petticoats $1.50 and 82 Corsets; ; In white and drab; some of the very best makes, including W. B. and “Nemo: 18 to 2% inches; styles to 79% suit all figures: $1.50 Black Sateen Fetitcoats, made with deep flounce; finisted with three smull 7 stitched ruffles in na.neook and cambric: all open Women’s Linen Handkerchiefs Prcenene ave SS epeinen, hem- tly 190, Womens 65c StormRubbers Fifty cases in this lot—all excel- lent quality Rubbers, Also Men's $1 Rolled Bdge Alno ae eaten nh altched and unlaunde: Sree ae en “pint all ahi Women’s $2 Shoes, $3.29. f excellent viol iid: button or lace} rhest Teather tips; a Se. Cans, in Oil, Can, 3x0, See a Bs BOUPS ® rit TBth, package ate ide, cans SARDINES | 4 tn ‘ollve iN of Editing 1s made manifest in the 1906 World Almanac & Encyclopedia. ; By Mail, 35 Cents. Sz — Ski 25 Cents, Misses’ Suits and Coats at About 1-3 Original Prices Misses’ and Junior Suits—in mixed cloths, Eton and three- quarter length coats, lined thoughout with satin; plaited skirt. Hoos an $15.00, NOW 3.98 aa 5.98 Misses’ Coats—of kersey and cheviot, loose and semi-fitted back, lined throughout with satin. Sizes, 14, 16 and 18 years. Ganon $12.00, NOW 2.98 and 3.98 (Third Floor, Rear.) > A Women’s Muslin Underwear Extra Special Values for To-Morrow, Thursday cambric and nainsook; lace and Garena ery trimmed; high, square, V and low neck. Special at 95c¢ Petticoats—Of cambric, with deep embroidered flounce \ 95 and tucks. Special at. c Petticoats—Of cambric, with deep tucked lawn flounce \ 1.95 with four rows of lace inserting and lace ruffle. Special at Drawers—Of cambric, with deep hemstitched tacked} 45 BWA rullte. Special ativsavdsenccarsnesaviacecsscosese Cc Chemises—Ot cambric and nainsook, skirt fete andi 95 short, neatly trimmed. Special at....... eee te ic. 6.50 Silk Petticoats, 5.00. Taffeta Silk Petticoats—Assorted colors and black, \ 5.00 tucked ruffle and silk dust ruffle. Regular value $6.50, at e Extra Quality Sateen Petticoats—New circular flounce; 1D) 89 also accordion plaited and tucked flounce. Special at. “No Vent” Fetticoats—sateea and Wie \98c 0250 er bloom flounces.. Corset Special at 89c. R. &G., P..N. and Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets— Coutil, in long and short hip models, with and without 89 hose-supporters attached. Regular price $1.00. Special Cc for Thursday ..... | Women’s Knit Underwear Sale of Manufacturers’ Samples. (Second Floor.) Women’s Silk and Lisle Vests. Value $1.00 and $1.50 each, al . |55c Women’s Wool Union Suits and Silk and Lisle Vests, } 98c Value $1.48 to $2.48 each, at.....scscecseesenee Perret Children’s Fleece-Lined Vests and Pants, ) 25 Valuesiipito Sci cach) ate once cpescesabecsscccnee asic Sie Thursday, February 15th One Thousand Pairs Women’s Storm Rubbers Regular 65c.. quality, At 39c Per pair e Sixth A venue, 20th to 21st St., leuneray [0 5 AvE F 59°10 60" Sr 3 New Models in Women’ sLargeSizé *$12.50 Covert Coats *5,”" To further emphasize the fact that Bloomingdales’ is also head- quarters for large sizes in women's garments we make the above Startling offer. These coats are in sizes 40 to 48 and are made of splendid quality covert, lined with good grade satin. ry one is excellently tailored and fintshed; the modal illustrated has . 35 strap seams; to-mor- row (Thursday) only ry will the price be.... No mail, 'phone or C. O. D. orders y The Greatest of Barats in Our Clearance Sale of Furs Rich Mink Fars, Baum Marten Furs, Throwover Sgurt of four mins, sth Sifu" nna (8, paws; value $145: wale price. ee Throwover Scart, of inches, Jong,” with | Value $86.b0% ale prices value 29 $91.00 Russian Sable Squirrel, = Throwover Scarfa, 90 incnes long, with ouesing | ga talle and, @ taws;. v { nd'8 paws; 3'00 $30; sale $23.01 a, 2 renee iret Chinchilla ‘Ermine Furs. Ermine Villow M EBV, Ales , 8_stripes: Swell Ermine Searfas ¥ Fun, at) Fine Jap Mink Furs. Handsome Sup Mink 1! Mu 0 $10, Beautiful Chinchilla value $09, mbroidered Waist Datterns, | Made to sell for $2.00, our BEIGE) 5) Sere raone | ete Each pattern comprises a sufficient quantity of very pretty sheer or lingerie cloth for a full-size waist for any woman. The embroidery on the we for the front, collar and cuffs is exceed- ingly dainty and pretty. teed M Men’s Union Linen Collars, Warranted 4-ply, 6 worth 75¢.—for 40c. f 35 different shapes, including the new w!ng and high-band shape. Men’s 4-ply Union Linen Cuffs, ‘uate, 6 Pairs, worth $1.00, for é0c, Bioomingdales’, Mat of GULN St, Sestion Men’s 50c SilK Neckwear, 23¢. fl: The smartest, up-to-date, 2% and 2% inch wide Four- Spring, lined with silk, in neat gray and dark effects, by Gros-Grain and self- figured white silks, as well as all the new opring shades. Bloomin nies! Main Floor. Noth St, Saetinn, infants’ Hand-Made Emb’d Bits; | They were made in France and imported to set) for 25c. to 75c., but because they are slightly soiled we reduce ranging up to 43c. from.. Infants’ Turkish Feeding Regular price 15c,; reduced 8c } a "ines a ZED TABLE DAM- 4 iat ete eae ETAL tin Splendid Hosiery Values. FE Women’s Lace Ankle and Lace all over Lisle j ‘Thread Hosiery, in neat lace open work styles. Regula A MEN'S if, HALF HOSE, in lic ombroylered. elt rizes, at OC LY 1s .) mgt the new n iso plain blacic Anite wpe soler E, isle thread, MEN'S SL im ‘ | Comfortables and Blankets: At Most Attractive kaa Be Sale Prices EXTRA HEAVY WiStEity $2.00 tA RINE. SI rel ETS, \red and 3 CALIFORNIA LANKETS cottons tripods aise Liv4; pink ng bide. bor: OTTON BLANKETS; best de at this price; for single NEAVY TE! DAMASK BED iH. exten fine quallty, pretty ED SPREADS, | “All| Cars Transfer to