The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1907, Page 7

oe t BANDIT GANG CAPTURED AFTER 400 Citizens Join in Hunt and Round Up Five Italian Desperadoes, IDENTIFIED ‘BY VICTIM, Mob Threatens Vengeance at Flemington and Prisoners Are Closely Guarded! Closely guarded. to prevent sum Jumtice being visited upon them by an indignant populace, five alleged Italian bandits are in Jal! at Flemington, N. charged with one of the J. tod boldest he d-ups tn recent years, Frederick S. Baker, « rich real estate dealer. of Trenton, was driving with rr, Henry Holcombe, of Mount Alry, end Mrs —Adrie-Heniof Hopewell, Mr. Baker has been boarding at Mount Airy &nd volunteered to take the two ladies to Ringves, ten miles north of Tren- -ton, When they entered a lonely section of the road five ftatisns sprang tn front fe horse. Three had shotguns hed then: threatenin, r {wo procetded to col@t valuabies They demanded money, and fo ou gun taining $40. Baker Got Mad Then The robbers then saw a diamond ring he wore and demanded that. He wag taking i off when a demand was made for the fewelry_of ihe twojadles also. Mr, Baker became angry then and threw discretion to the winds. He de- clared that never would they rub the laities as long as he could fight. One ef the men struck him in the head with the stock of his gun and stunned him. Another awung his gun, but the blow landed on Mrs. Holcombe's back as she rovght to save their protector from be=' ing beaten to death. The bandit who was holding the horse Jet go the reins ard rushed to the fray, ani Mrs Wunt, secing an opportunity tm stoape, whipped the anima! and it eprang forward, bowling over two of the rebbers. The whole band then scampered off {nto the woods without firing a shot. Covered with foam, the horse was driven into Ringoes, where the alarm was xiven... A posse of one hundred villagers and farmers was organized by Constable Willlam Matthews and esin scouring the woods. A posse was also nent from Lam- ville Znd Flemington. The latter J been serking the men who Satur- day attempted to waylay and rob Pay- qnaster C. E. Reed. of the Delaware Tver Quarry and Construction Com- Pany of money for the laborers along the Copper Hiil road, Four Hundred In Hunt. Fully four hunder men were search- ing for the robbers when four Italians were found nx. under “a hrush pile with shotguns under them. They were taken to Flemington, where a. large crowd gathered, but ex-Sherift Dilts and Constable Matthows drew thelr re- _vo and held the crowd back from the prisoners. Among those who were loudest in thelr demo for summary justice were the Itallan laborers whose pay the robbers sovght on Saturday ——zhen_they_planned to-rob- Paymaster Reed ~~ Some Ume “atter the” Brat four haa Deen arrested and Identified by Mr. Baker, the fth was captured by Or- ville Ditts, one of the posse, and taken to Lambertyitl THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, N. Y., “July %—With a tiny yacht's cannon ai his only means of defense, Robert M. Jcnea, of Naw York, who ts totally blind, aided by his fourteen-year-old son Walter, successfully defended his property at his summér home at Jolly Oaks\ from the atta of a gang of robbera who came launch. While pone of the gang was injured or cap- tured, their escape was due only to the - fact that the clumsiness of the weapon prevented it being trained upon them as they ran to their boat and to the cliffs. The Uttle summer settlement of Jolly Oak’ tz a mile delow this resort and a favorite .with New York and New Jer- sey peeple. With his family Mr. Jones ocoupies « place slightly remote from the others. Late in the night he was awakened by @ launch stopping in front of his summer home. He heard certaln Younds that awakened his suspicions. Calling to his aid the peeueercnty son the bling man felt nis way to the front halled the men, who seamed @ & Way into the boat- | moh is 4 costly kept. man’s hel; th HON, used boats, wal bro rat shell was a blan (tat ired rhe Aad pon on the mm Y¥ pulled the lanyard and @ noise that tahook the pottleshent droye the rohber: \ the shelter of the boxthouse. ‘Their fa crs becamé more threatening, and the blind man in his despair oalléd to hate one thi 3 % Rees Is time, Walter, and A shotted shell was slipped tn and the gun turned fn duon. A ro. en the rattle 'of the shot end of fh ran fer their lives, th ae A JERSEY HOLO-IP while the rv. Baker 4s he looked into the muzzies of the anded over his pocketbook, con- sharp and you may find him. When you do, the privilege of witnessing the games free for the remainder of the season is yours for the asking. hé “passes up” the grand stand, preferring the open seats, where he will mingle freely with the crowd. Each day he will faithfully relate his experi- ence and the various conversations he may have entered into, together with descriptions of parties spoken to and other information that will tend to identify him. you with a season pass free. : ~ ing World of current issue at the time of making identification. scribed and your conversation tersely narrated. day. I arrived at the erounds about 3.40, Shoots Man with Pop Bottle. and sat exactly halfway in the centre} O" My Tight sat a young man. He of the 2-cent eection, directly at the headof. the. steps. sete and black derby hat The and I certainly didn't hide They [was to shoot a man in front of him WAHT CANON gUT PIRATES FANS! GET SEASON PASS. “The Man in the Bleachers” will be in attendance at every game. Look Being a democratic sort of a chap, and withal a modest kind of a fellow, If you Incate him, say, “Mr. Man in the Bleachers,” and he will prapent The orly condition imposed is that you must have a copy of The Even- Get today’s Eveniny World and you may see yourself accurately de- "BY “THE MAN IN THE BILEACHERS,”’ ED—The services of the best eye] seemed to be scanning the features of fingion® Parks “Brovkiyn, tia Ape leters hed tut Gaerne arti Nios : didn't bother me any, and I proceeded ‘Well, I'm sure I did my share yester-|to enjoy myself In my own way, was of dark complexion, wore a blue verge “sult, turn-down collar, bleok and ‘The crowd was on the lookout for me. | most conspicuous thing this gent. did { D BY HER This Is What FIANCE'S MISSTEP. He Looks Like]) . Helght— ft. # tm. Welght--160 pounds. ar Scranton, by her flance, 1) Hair—Light. Complexion—Light. On’ my left sat a part who wore As { plexton, | gray sult, containing | shirt, tur } the. iue-striped | (forts to P neat FIREMEN HURT IN. CRASH AT MILL FIRE. Masy.,, July 2—Ap es $14,000 was susftalr destroyed thé plant of Hila here early to-day and necessitated Ure calling Feneral alarm that Lawres My friend on the right, fomoblie back of left, Meld, If I knew who owned th It waen’t mine. Bit on the Neck. e left on one occasion Jared_that ‘he had been bit on the jm if he suspected of my nelighbors wanted to know if G4nzel, playing first for the Reds, was the same Philadelphia > National ral years ago. of the famous My frlend on th at used to play In f a| Property, was Insured for abou’ THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1907. : TEACH THE CHILDREN nay WORE HYGIENE > 23M ine wennenie; Drs Hoftme Lak Lackaaaang ¢ mMmoted to BERLIN, July 13, { first amainst throwing Ming | & Neither wns It amaltatsaatt sent an for which they appeared gratef} friend on the left said th |perfect—“except Sandow and the game proceeded. When Coakley went. into the bex for the visitors we talked over the circum- stance of Andy putting Bresaahan out for the count In Cincinnatt. ‘Some one sald Coakley muat have felt funny when he faced Bresnahan at the | Polo Grounds last week when Roger | lammed one for two thought that the big catcher must have : UU CARS Hii pe OOM Great Sale of Celebrated, Rich-Toned Walters | Pianos At About Half Actual Value. Come To-morrow! Your Last Chance.- season pans ts good up to October, and ne article of ball put up by the Brook- lyns should fill you with a desire to see (fi! all of their games. j opportunity for more than three week \ what are you going to do about it? To-morrow I return to the hilltop to welcome Griff and his grandees. PHILADELPHIANS HURT IN AUTO CRASH IN FRANCE. DIJON, France, July 23—W. H. Fol- well, D. A. Barrie and James. Hamiion, of Philagelphia, are being treated hero for injuries received in an automobile collision -at-Magny on Sunday while touring trom Switzerland to Paris ‘Two or tho men sre serfously Injured. in which the men, | were driving was rammed by an un-| known machine while both were going at ® hign speed at 2 crossroad. To-day’s your last | portunity for everybody | to buy a rich toned, highest grade Walters Piano at a clear saving of from $200 to $400. Besides, you make the safest and best piono investment in the world $375 Style A Walters Pianos. .$198 $475 Style C Walters P:anos..$24 | $5CO Style G & M Walters... .$250 | so00 Walters Piano Plays $550 Style E Walters Pianos..$260 $650 Style F Walters Pianos. .$325 The automobile ————— SE JIIF 7060. did op~ Beware of Piano Frauds. Don't Duy a Fiano Unless tr Bears the Maker's vestment {* a work of more or and 6 fraw Do not purchase a piano’ advertised by potne private party, stat of death, business aes or some other misfortuna they are co: iano, These statementa are mostly, fraudulens 0 14h Laue misrepreeentation, STENCILLED PIANOS, A,msniscturer,. who takes amed to pin kes. If he Ia, It 18 for. som plano ts masquerading er an masum, cilled planon To purchase @ piano masque! money ay, sarki ‘anly. Ne daatan— The wOD} seas le-the-commnen— est form of plano fraud. in labelling by stencil plate a cheap pi with a name resembling & good One in appearance and sound, bat Ineree i€ 1s nothing but a cheap commercial etured for the deal: and 1m a short time the piano becomes perfectly uneless Bay a Walters Piano—They Are the Best. The Name Walters ona Piano }'220* for, the very nihoat in Inveatin ers Piato as he would be tn pi aain Old bonase et your old plano for beautitul at the rate 0f-§1- par-week, a representative will call. ALL CARS. TRANSFE, OM LEXINGTON 10 SHAVED SSF 1060 FS: Annual Sale of Leather Goods inches deep: ate Thinks That the Best Way to Cure Disease Is to Prevent It, SS SUIT CASES, 24 bie, fhe leather Fibre Grass Suit Cases, $1:98. Women’s Low Shoes & Strap Slippers - - $1.49 The unexpected, sharp, stinging report of less startling, than these Mill and Factory Sale shoe bargains! Wo- men's $2.00 and $3.00 low: shoes at this ridiculously low figure! All leathers are represented— all sizes, 244 to 8, and widths A to E. Come early and avoid the throng which will result from this an- nouncement Nomail orders filled and ct of charity to pre- man, with World's “Help Want” Direc- tory. a rifle is no | Hair’ Nets and Pins| Hose Supp Back Hatr Nets, 4 doz., ir Back Nets, 8 fot arter Elastic for ss All-stik Elastic to 60c. per “Age */& G a 8o | Fam Au. arcel Curling Tron! crithped oF | Men's Silk Eiestio. Straight Front Hose eatin OF maroon pad, Machine Coupon. With this coupon the finest Sew- ing Machines for leas than halt. Don't Miss This Chance. machine js guaranteed And includes ail $700 Colonial Walters Pianos..$350 $409 Style BB Walters Pianos $239 | $750 Style R Walters Pianos. .$375 Lamps. Complete; is substantially made and is equipped with one of>* the very best centre draught burners.Has \a 10 inch opal dome shade, Easily worth $1.75. We. offer it to- morrow at the special price of: Bloomingdales, 34 Floor, Goth Bt, Beo. Good H ostery ‘B06 Lis Threat full fashioned, eplendia qui 0 | $800 Walters. Vertical Grand Upright Pianos...... following. prices: $800 Walters Premicre Pianos $400 | | $1,000 Walters Beby Grund,...$600 Prices include stoo] and cover. Planos priced up to $260 on easy terms of *5 Down and ‘1 a Weck. No Insarance, No Interest, No “Extras” Whatever. Piano Delivered to your home on First Payment of $5, Walters Pianos are Masterpieces of Ptano Construction. ‘Their tone ts rich and resonant. and their touch elastic anit responstve ‘The cases are double veneered, croms-banded. Beautiful ard original in design. sreeababiah fRoue $45 Sewing Machines, head, table effect, 6 drm | $50 Sewing Machines, eros table effect, 7 drawers Bloomingdales’, Qfatm Floor, Lex AY. See. gains in xtra] Oniaren’s length and width: nd pay any balance For Her Daily Uses T A Clearance Sale of ~Men’s Summer Suits ~ we Reduced from $1375 S15, $18, $20, $3 ape man who figures quality on a par with economy should know this sale, The reductions are “great— the garments involved, greater. Not one factor that is necessary in the making of high grade clothes is lacking, te ey The quantities of the various lines in- yolved are so large and the range of fakrics so varied that you will not experience the «slightest difficulty in finding a suit to your individual liking; and every suit bears all the evidence of latest style and best tailoring. | WM, VOGEL & SON roadway. + dextract:Soap-enabl HH | stitadyto begin the day with ie | ‘a bath that purifies, beautifies and inspires. Its_influence as a wholesome, stimulating, cleansing agent |} continues’ throughout the day For bedtime beanty-ciltuns, — it adds the final touch of toilet Pond’s Extract = We want you to have Fallest Particulars “About the Beautiful Home-Sites-at- WILMONT PAR Westchester County, which we are selling so rapidly On the Easy Payment Plan For that reason we urge you to v: Departme: t without delay. Pa We have disposed of almost two-thirds of this splendid | ‘ property—the rest will go as rapidly. HIGHLY DESIRABLE. combines the superior, soothing, healing qualities | Extract with the cleansing vir- | tues of the finest toilet soap. It imparts a pleasant tingle, | gently opens the pores and expels impurities, softens and | strengthens the texture of th: | skin—builds a permanent, ' natural beauty. All property surrour ‘and all indications pont to Wilmont investment. Anyway, our offering deserves the inve | thrifty man and jwoman, Come In and Ask Questions Make arrangements to visit W Iment Park—no cost to you not visit the department, write for particwiurs. Prices of Lots.are Exceedingly Moderate Our Payment Plan is Easy No Taxes, No Interest or Extias to Pay | BLOOMINGDALES’ _. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT. | Bloomingdales’, Main Building: Fi | their Order from your druggist. | | Armour @ Company | Makers of Fine Toilet Soaps Sole Licensees from Pond’ ing Wilmont Par Park as @ very { Rei ety of styles; 8 Piosusting tater, dain Pheer, American Watch for 85c ‘Thrace Men's or Eyeglasses and Spec- tacles, 42c. Boys’ Reliabie fully guaran- year. They have-polished face cases with SM Dhey have gold attoy nose- t cork noserests Spectacles have 'i! silver-plated nosep.cces. are fitte] with parece daaees The exclusive dealer's pr.ce sses is $1.50. pieces, paten tor all practical purposes, and for a year or lime as accurately as &ny more expensive ‘one. more will keep for identic.1 gla F Don’t Pay Time Pri ou almost anything on Easy Terms and at CASH XINGTON CO-OPERATIVE SYSTEM h Bloomingdales’ for the aole purpose of enabling you ‘to pur- wing machines and almost any- Warerooms, 84 Floor, We will sell y PRICES, Th established at chase things you nee ig--at cash prices on caay terms, d for your home: ist our Real Estate | | Extra Specials for Wednesday. Leghom Hate, faced with pale ‘pi Peau de soley” trimmed with: pale bine nd canary ‘over the crown Peng Hut 4 with French bow of ¢4y oo Diue velvet ribbon. Bpecial wt, Waist Dresses, EVERY Teguiar price, Chip Tananay Hats, trimmea | wo-Piece Dresses. 1m NGS black and white fancy feathors has increased materially in va'ue (ff! vod and profitable Women's 1050, Itoee) omenta, Tullore Wttabecheertts Children's Hompet in. oxblood, blue Giana Wafer Tumblers, rst Floor, near 59th St. Entrance,