The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1907, Page 7

aR ene an ae coe (PTY SAFE THE ‘EVENING WORDA, w CRUSADING RUK = SHOT AT TROOPS LEFT BY WOMAN SUICIDE; = ED with Ca ng Knite $150,000 sain ee i iStrongboxot Mme. Made Vitous Bank: rgd fo = ! ‘ * vs er for Thousands in Bohemian Col- 4 ! ony on East Side, Found to ja Contain Only a Will. eeu man. Judge Foster said Russian Wounds and Narrowly Lynching by Crowd. ff" Thousands of residents of the Bohemian colony on the upper east ; Side were astounded today when they learned that the safe of Mme § Marie Vitous, their Counsellor, guide and banker, who committed last Thursday, was absolutely empty. It was opened to-day by an ‘expert under orders fromi the Public Administrator, and instead of the | & great fortune in mortgages, bonds and other securities it was supposed to] , § contain there was nothing but a will. It is estimated that more than $150,000 was intrusted to Mme Vitous in the past few years by persons who had confidence in her busi- | @ Ness judgment. Hundreds of women employed in the cigar factories of suicide Guards distributed about the Bohemian colony gaye thelr life savings to her without question fe ents ane 1 . Up to about a year ago she paid all | trea Was particularly sucossetul In| rixhts.” abd . viteréra and suspects were these personas Intareat and dtvid: but and physical a ———__>—— made norant. One ater the day, however {t became known to-day that two yeare iS waa told to MURDERED BY AVENGERS 5 @n0 she lost over $100,000 through the x World reporter to-day wie became bolate =» and A wealthy business man of the col were cahee failure of Christian Young, a broker, | who committed suicide, Bhe kept up her payments to her dupes as long ae @he could and then went Insane fron BODY HIDDEN IN BUSHES WATERBUR ony developed a hallucination that h had & worm tn his brain, fects he was normal 7 ja to whom he talked of piicen Guards and Reg avalr ® adto! ction tried to peason ‘worry eral me x | ody of ‘Rocco ber death was mental years of age, petent | southwest of t been murered and hi the bushes some dista: Held Savings of Families. The sums turned over to Mme to $5 pe tances she families: KEENE's f ahaken ur ther Prout CURES Reconciled the Estranged Was particularly successful in ing estranged husbands Apostle of ¢ louses No News of Everett ret Wet RONIGHT. Has Boen Rece! The sohacner Everett Wet (Plaster and Salve), 18e. sailed from Wilmington, N. C., for Philadelphia, was sighted, abandoned and waterlogged. at sea on April 2 py -] the steamer r Wilhelm der Grosse, © to-day from bre- ainsall was act, anc mer believe ene been ne year ago to-day in the head while the station 10 his 7 beat lo recoup, rything. She had ing for ® long time on the 4 iiler, paying out m new princtpal, and when longer practicable she lost Known as a Healer. This Mme. Marie V! B. Altman & Co. ATTENTION TO er body lay tn her home thou. mourners \'sited the ho: fearful about the great majority placed ein the be sate, w INVITE THEIR FACILITIES FOR ‘THE Engraving of Stationery. INVITATIONB AND aK ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR whe NEW STOCK FOR E. R. THOMAS SOCIAL (wp WEDDINGS FUNCTIONS IN THE NEWEST ‘TER H RECEPTION AND VISITING CARDS. MONOGRAM AND iene fs ADDRESS DLPS. EMBLAZONED COATS-OF-ARMS. — ney PSTIMATDS AND SKETCHES SUBMITTED. adually her fame 1 wisdom @ guarantee that sho and she ed @ large es- be found, the holder, if held by him honeatiy, ahall be reimbursed Fifth Aurnur, 34th and 35th Streets, Nem York. Some years awo her husband went to - " and t sane, He w. Mme. | Prof. Pisik, feft abe retained Dr. J. W. Flynn, who ite i er death, Treated Mental Disorders. URE | AN 910245 6™AVE.Con.I5' Sr. High Quality First, - Low Prices Second, Liberal Credit Third. Nothing but furniture of good construction and finish enters our establishment. Quality is our first consideration in making a purchase, as it should be yours, Next comes price, and our enormous output and ready cash command’ the lowest. Eight immense floors filled with the best of furniture, rugs, carpets, curtains, etc., that only a lifetime cxperience can assemble, and our charge system assures you Lowest Cash Prices and Liberal Credit. Royal Wilton Rugs. Mattings. 6x9, formerly 25. 9x32, former.y 1B U0, now 39.50, Maitings ‘rom $6 8,3x50.6, fo;merly 3 9x14, formerly 50.00, now 45.00. to $20 per roll. MADE In New You City racef garments out-of-the-com ¢ to the wearer a that he is proper a “made-for-you | ar {fect about the j that's refreshingingly exclu- 9] 4 t Is to the most |] 3-Piece Suites ThisS-Piece ParlorSuit 5-Piece Suiies tt They are the mer Formerly 20.0", now 14.00 Silk plush loose cushlows, trimn.d Formerly 40.00, now 26.00 untet ri—all ready to put Formerly 25.00, now 78.00 with silk cord and tasasles mihogany Formerly 55.00, now 35,0) ry line, gracefull SV) iA mae y yy 4 now ae nn ltaished inet) pas Formerly 65.00, now 45.00 ail aver a : ormerly 6! Low polish; value rH ormerly | R / ey re EO $39. $0 Formerly 100.00, now 75.00 0 a @ . BAUMANN “4 BRO. | NW. COR. kere to May da @ victn ke yuk € ster Glad-Pheet Corns, Bunions, Complete Treatment Money-Back Coupon EDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1907 (@) Escapes Dept. D info advice and Dermat - WeBbatiy ae New Vork Cty Weet-4 Women: s $22 50 Sats 1 13, 75 WOMEN’S SEMI-FIT influ a big higt Sults at TED TAILOREL jook for a day of r Women’s Silk Waists, $4.75 Wom S WAISTS in tatfeta and mess tll the leading colors and b Also black nd white China Silk W trimmings of lace e olderies and. medallions. A © itiful assemblage of the most charming models in the dressy and tailored styles, Spe celal for Thursday 4.75 52,50 Women 'sLow Shoes ‘le -. WOMEN’S LOW SHOES, of tan Russia cal kid or patent colt, in Blucher cut, sailor and Christie Ues id Ox bia ds; hand-turned soles, high and medium Cuban heels; regularly $2.50 1.79 Trimmed H: rimmed Hats, $4.98. Another new collection of CHIP, ROUGH BRAID, LEGHORN ana IMITATION HAIR HATS, effectively trimmed with. fine flowers, maline and ribbon; value $7.50 4.98 Tailored A var ro Anan OS fn aN Y AND MIXED HATS Reduced. ribbon and wings: formerly $5.00 298 [Se Colored Batiste, ha OLORED BATISTE price, The patterns are part y inv genres wide range beoutiful flowered, scroll and ‘ C.0. D. Regularly 15c., yard 9c BLAOK TAFFETA, ‘ to grade and fine “s 1.15 ‘OLORED PEAL all si Inches wide, soft finish and lustroub; every desirable color, also white and black; regu larly 89¢., yard 09c Summer Dress Goods. ENGLISH SUITINGS, an immense variety, including block checks In all sizes, Pekin stripes, shadow checks and many fancy weaves {n new color com! 48 Inches wide; regularly 60c., yard.. 20¢ IMPORTED SUITINGS, all the new shades for warm-weather wear light, medium wnd dark effects, 4 wide; regularly $1.25, yd. 79¢ BLACK FRENCH VOILE, 45 tnche y woven and lus trous, all wool, superior quality; regu 25, yard 39c Faille Ribbon, 25c BRILAAANT TAFFETA and in all desirable whades, tne 1 rick FAT RIBBON, 64 In, wid uding “bia nd wh reg. 390, yd, 25C Cottage Carlains, Bed Sets, Ge, RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS, fig COLORED CROSS-STRIPE CURTAIN RUPFLED COLORED I RUFFLED MULL BED BED ROLLS, covered ir Hotta 3TH, t Carpets and Rugs. regular $1 5c 8c 11.98 regular $2550 47,80 regular § 19.98 Beds, Bureaus, Morris Chairs. BRASS BEDS fillers, or mralght | egularly $35.00 27.50 WHITE SNAMELLED BEDS, cox mu 1 hea hile brass scrolls ip head and foot par egularly $1 7.85 SUREAUB of white enamel ful 1 9,95 ers and large French plate mi {ORRIS CHAIRS of & ing seat 8.98 2-inek ret law feet and full sj wwhions; regularly § 425th St. West, Between Leror & Seventh Aves. iB) All Care | | Beam Nj dare. LEXINGTON 10 5" WEF $9706.07 si Only Three Days More of . Our Women’s Tailored j Suit- to- vleasure Sale. ve models o | fire grate wor fteds, broad cloths peratna, chevio's, fancy mixtures, checks, plaids, stripes, etc, in fashionable shaces, guaran tecing ft and w orkmenship— a suit that is equal to the test $35 valve any- where—for . chiffon WE INVITE Extra Large Women and those who seldom can fird a ready-made suit to fit them or have trouble in being fitted to take advantage of this sale. An additonal charge of $1.75 on 46, 48 and 50 inch buat and of $3.50 on any size above 50-inch bust | Also Three more elaborate models at $18.75. } 9 ° Boys’ Clothing. | Bailt to Give Thoroughly Satisfactory Service, Nobby styles, neat, good wearing materials and fine workmanship are the features that distinguish Blooming- da'es’ Clothing fer boys. Prices throughout are the kind that thri‘ty parents cre quick t6 take advantage of, Two instances: Norfolk Refers and Suits, Top Coats. Double-Breasted Russian Blouse, withSa bloomer plain For boys {from materials. B to 16 yeart-from Suits silor, Double- © 1 breasted or Norfolk in excellent All sizes 3 to 16 year :/ Also Sailor orBest $7 Russian Suits, sizes from 3 to 6 "52.95 c t 5 ( Our te Dept. 4 trourers, Suits, and wf’ | a Wie Jaen seerececcscoee . _ 25c Blue and White Japanese China fine Japanese Embroidered Pretty Bead Necklaces. !} Offers the Following Special Values in re Pretty Decorated China: Blue and White Japanese China Bread and E&P Blue and White Japanese China Tea Pots, at ° Blue and White Japanese , Fancy Japancee China Tea Aer Dinner CUP ge yc siteton, Moves 59¢ and Saucers. Japanese Straw. Stoop Mats, Big Bargains in the Best Kinds, Cur Paris house hought a great quantity Blue and White Japanese China Cups and i 4c 10c China Tea Plates, at l5c Cups and Saucers Blue and White China Fish - gi 5c oc Fa) ) | colored of pretty tead necklaces from a prominent French maker at a price that enables us to sell them for less than im porters have to pay { for similar goods The first lot is { turquoise, = “The second lot, of finer grade cklaces, of gra The fourth 101 is o aces The third lot, « with head beads, with a bead cat quoise blue, rose, lilag and emp oa (rma Clocks, Hable 8 Men’s Underwear. foal the | | Balbriggan weight to wear ae aracially morih 9 50¢., at vere 39¢ Made of fine combed Egy; f tian Cotton, Shirts have ribbed er r shork slee and bands S’ Lex. to Bd Ave, | Treos'er to 1th bo 60th» Si. | BLOOMINGDALES