The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1908, Page 7

— “MAN WITH THE CUCA HIZES HS BLUE SCAR" ALN FAMILY IN FEAR DOWN AT LAST. F BLACK HARD Dlackhander Accused of Kid- Twenty Employees of Whole napping Captured After a Year’s Chase. "HAD BOMBS IN POCKET.) teo ‘bakery at No. Intended to Blow Up Barber |, Shop, Say Detectives Who Overcame Him. / } \ Here is a real true-to-life detective @tory of how euts, Corrao and Arch- | fopol!, of the ral Office down | Bna captured Guiseppe Perrone “the man mvith the blu had was a viv ar." ‘The only clue they purple scar—the mark running across the ‘ace from the top of rner of his mouth, He ik a kidnapper and fonist, and when he carred tn a et two dynamite 3 with fuses attached and an extra tne he side Ttalia Lad ood description of the man with the blue scar from persons who had seen him about the house where the boy had been confine Ever since that time Corrao and larchlopol! have ben on the trail of the @man with the blue sear. They heard pf him frequently—now in Mulber Bend, now in Brooklyn, no: Lit Rraly in Marlem. Then he would utt kyp(isappear for weeks at a time. out five weeks ago the two detec- fives picked up on suspicion Glacomo (De Stefano, and the Palermo boy fdeny tifled him as one of the kidnappers ‘although De Stefano stolidly refused | to give any information about his con- | federates, the detectives took a long @tep ty tracing the antecedents of their prisoner. In thetr search for Perrone, Corrao and ‘Archiopoll travelled in disguise and Mved in the Itailan quarter. For sev- eral days past they had made their headquarters in a saloon in Goerck mtreet frequented by Sicilians. ‘They were on their way to the saloon fast night when in Sheriff street they Met face to face the man with the blue wear, They followed him as he saun- tered along the crowded thoroughfare and watched him as he stopped {n front of a barber shop and peered cautiqusly about as if inspecting the exterior of the Biace. The detectives knew that the proprietor ot that barber shop had been recelving Black Hand letters and they fwere sure of their man. Identified by Boy. When he had concluded his inspection of the barber shop they followed him | again, and he made his way directly to the Goerck street saloon. He was not Known there, but the detectives were not. The two sleuths engaged In a game of billiards and conversed with other men in the saloon, while Perrone sat ata table by himself, After about an hour he left. As soon as he was out- door the Ca) put up und fuillowe mlathenouro! o1 otlves he starteu fron, fully fused. in another pooker Perrone had another fuse. The detectives bel.eve he intended to lo UD (he Bherie! atreet barber sho; n ermo boy was taken to Head- quartets iu-day and tuod Perro: one of the men who Kldnasnad h's E. will be held for the Grand Jury of ings Conny FE PASSENGERS FORT STENAROS That some of the forty first cabin @tewards on the big liner Zeeland which arrived to-day from Antwerp, 4id not jump overboard on the oyage fe surprising, all of them beingfl by birth and environment, of a melah- eholy disposition, ‘The reason that might have impelled them to welf- destruct.on was the presence of only five passengers in tho first cabin, These were W. G. Buhler, of the Bai- eon Company, Ludwig Christman, of Hamburg: Coleman, of the United States Diplomatic corps; George , Foster, of Cinctnnatl, and Dr. J. ‘epke. of Brooklyn. Tho five passen: ere as pleased at the end of jay trip as the stewards were it ever b of the fiv On” luld ~lay poker. one None of them knew how to ob ac money. They like night wateh- Four had constitutionas playing any game for had a nice livel fe each of 8 solemnly usual Up ¥4. This cabin passeng himself from the 0} ews sa Jand is practically to workmen have left his shop, vat T isiness ind a haunted life through | street station and Poltce | Black Hand threats, He has moved| N THE EVENING WORLD, end, the Black ne $000 Duca paid neg MUsiiess WwW proper What mak a Week late days ly wag Hundred a avenue, t and was in a 1 the horse kery and > remained at work bakery at compelled to work ume, Then came tne |stay in ule Baker in Second Avenue Leave Their, Places. third letter. ‘This In- sisted that Duca must go to Bronx Kk, Weve qa handkerchie? and turn over $1,WW to the man who would ask for it. Then Duca notifiet the police of the Fast One Hundred and Fourth } A who has a large ‘wholrante | 2194 Second avenue, to- | told a pitiable atory of @ ruined | e@ of Duca’s bake in hiding, refusin one where he liver His belleving tell any Absolutely Pure tell two Where ne brothers—C tively to h Duca’e and Go| billo—and his father have been working at the bakery but have been turn out the volume cf bread ¢ by the busll Accordingly ft will be blown up by the mem- of the band sending the letters hree weeks ago Duca received a let- cream of tartar v t Duca was place on half Made from Royal grape Pits OTE ELL AAO 2 OPPENHEIM.GLLINS & © 34th Street--West Furs Stored and Remodelled at Mo‘erate Prices Suit Department New Models are shown in Ladies’ and Misses’ Tallored Suits of new and exclusive fabrics, also Tailored Suits of Tussah, Briillantine, Linen and White Serge—Lingerie and Linen Princess Gowns and Jumper Models, Special-Three-piece Tailored Suits, 128.00 allnew and exciusive muterials; all prevailing colorings (value $45.00) | s Misses’ Three-piece Tailored Suits............. 18.50 23.50 Misses’ and Junior Tailored Suits, 12 to 1s years 16.50 ALLO) ee Women’s Coat Department New Satin Coats, The latest French idea....25.00, 32.00 | Hand made,.....16.50, 23.50 Custom made .......... +0 13,75 | +e eee0e-25.00 Special Purchase-Rainproof Silk Travelling Coats In attractive striped co.orings, Value $20.00 ...... | 2.59 _————————— | a Girls’ Coats and Dresses Ages 4 to 14 Years Girls’ Washable Dresses. ... 1.95, 2.95, 3.90, 4.90 Girls’ Spring Xeefers..,.. 3.75, 5.90, 6.90, 8.90 Girls’ Guimpes.. ............... +..----05c- 1.00 Imported Lace Coats, Covert Coats, Broadcloth Coats ... The Helmar is just the cigaret:e you've been look- ing for. Rich yet mild, with the real Turkish tobacco taste that satisfies, 10c for 10 Sold Everywhere 8. ANARGYROS, Manufacturer * : 111 Fit. Ave. New York SAP ecm AAP Rr me a oe UESDAY, APRIL 21, 1908. _ ee BigomingdaleS elsewhere for similar styles aud grades. 75c. Taffeta Silks, ai | 50c. White Habutai Suks, Tralee et de Soie, GU Cus as Colorala sis eedss ; 45c\~ 27 inches wide ..sae....... BOC a Finch Warns eile * . . c RS, t $1.50 Greeff Taffetas, yars 40c. White Habutai Siiks, 29 19 inches wide.......essee. JOC wide; all colors.......... 90c | 23 inches wide .. beac eee ipidck olatela 50c. Touard Silks, neat | $1.25 Radium Messa ine, 26 inches wide......+....0. 44¢ effects and dots S 30c}” all colors.....euse0+e00e.. 89C175¢ Rack Taffeta 50c 00 Satin F ds |50c Check and Striped 27 inches wide: + 0000 drcuseburtaiietard signe 95c| STanstane 0. secs, 35e| $1.10 Lack Taffeta Silks, 79, 50c. Petticoat and Lining 85c Rough Pongee, in printed is BD Spear igsiaek SES Taffetas, all colors... 33c| dots and stripes..+eee+ +e. DOC cad Sa seems maees 55c . M Suks, yard | lored Fabutai Si | i be Never have you had an equally advantageous opportunity to buy fashionable silks. c favored novelty weaves as we'l as the best staple silks at figures that are fully one-third less than you will be asked to pay Here is a partial list of the specials: Smartest Silks at I, Less then Usual Prices This sale presents all the most $1.25 Back Taffeta Siks, ni yi $1.39 B ack Taffeta Si chiffon finish, yard wide $1.00 Biack Peau de Cygne, + 27 inches Wide....+.e+e+seee 60c Biack Jap Shower and Per- spiration Proof S.lks... 70c Biack Shower and Perspi- ration Proof Sitks...... $1.50 Back Peau Cygne, yard wide. $1.50 biack Ciepe de i Cygne, double width. LEXINGTON 170.5” AVE 597060" 85c * $1.00 atural finish, yard wi 69c 42 50. de $1.10 $1.00 «Main F $10 Guaranteed Coiton Felt Mattresses for - - - - $5.00 ; |$14 Guaranteed Co'ton Felt Mattresses for - - - - $6.00 Bear in mind the important fact that they are as good cotton felt mattresses as money will buy. The mattresses at $9.0 are retailed | ir many stores to-day jor as much as £20.00 i LEX/INGTONTO 3% AVE | rming week | $500 Walters Cele- brated G Pianos, $200 $5 Down and $1 a Week a} $750 Walters R Pianos, $375 {a $10 Down and $10 a Month Lost Motion Action. r old plano tor a titul new Walters e at the rate of $475 Walters Exce/sior Pianos $5 Down and $1 a Week Prices in hair and’ cover, [EE All Cars Transter to BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex..to 3d Ave».59th to 60th St. = of the expiration of their lease. loomimgdales 5927T060"ST Great Sale:2,000 New Walters Pianos at a Clear Saving to You of from $150 to $300! Greatest and best values in hignest grade pianos ever offered on Easy Payment Terms of ‘5 Down and ‘1 a Week! . No better pianos are manufactured, and each at its price cannot be matched elsewhere for tone, action, artistic designing or quality oi material used in its construction. Every One of These Pianos Is Built to Last a Lifetime by skilled piano builders; guaranteed 15 years by the manulacturers as well as by Bloomingdales’. | $900 Walters Mastertone Fiayer Piano Outhts . . r | $500 Walters Pianos, $550 Waiters Style D Mattresses for - $18 Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses for - Hotels and institutions will be TRESSE in quantities, at le s than cost of material used in the making. $450 $25 Down and $10 a Month ety ano made, wal Styie C $240 $5 Down and $1 a Weck Pianos, $2 60 $5 Down and $1 a Week 4 Lost Motion Action. | ES in 3 feet 6 size, of the best giades only. High Grade Guaranteed Cotton Felt Mattresses i at Bloomingdales’ at Exactly Half Regular Prices The remainder of our recent important purchase of 895 cotton felt mattresses will go on sale to-morrow. The Southern Cotton Oil Co., the makers of these mat- tresses, were forced to vacate their warerooms, at No. 509 West 38th St, because They simply had to sacrifice their goods to move them quickly. That is the whole secret of our ability to sell you high grade guaran- teed mattresses at these marveilous bargain prices : $16 Guaranteed Cotton Felt interested in a lot of 150 MAT- We will close these $8.00 $9.00 GlasswareSpecials } Striking examples of the | economies that abound in our popular china depart-! ment these days. i Thin B own Glass Water Tam- salman ia) bers, beer — . tumblers 5}. Mineral tum- biers, pony] beer tum- blers andj seltzer tum- blers,in 3 109 ounce sizes f I ] i i i i water tumblers, beer tumblers, m neral tumblers, tapersha ed| beer tubers highball ounce and straighty |f) tumblers; H sizes; all Hand Bags at' 48c to 88c That were originally in-} tended tosell for 95c to $2.) Oxtora. C.ub, Car race, fa-% risian, Vanity, Avenue; intact} | all the most looked for shapes) | in 8to 10 inch sizes are em-| braced in this sale, All have} | purse to match Sale of Hercules } i Safes are fireproof They have p:oventhat beyons a question Tiey are most substantialy built. Buy «ns and safeguard your va.uables. Toe Herculesis a marvel at the ‘Large size Hercules kire- proof Safes at 16.95, $23.95, 225.95, $31.50 and $43.75. Blo ' Storage of Furs, &c Our improved cold storage vaults are the most modern and the salest in the city, Our charges are most reasonable. A postal or ‘phone request will bring our wagons for the good: