The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1908, Page 7

) | GN OPLM STH RAD AFORVER WHEN AUTO HTS SLAIN LSS. BRGE DS Once Beautiful, Now “Fiend,” Countess, Who Was Gladys She Tells Sad Story | Vanderbilt, and Her Hus- of Downfall. band Have Narrow Escape, DIVES TEMPTED HER, | ,ONDON: Sev SoA news aseney lespatch from Vienna says that the ‘Count and Countess Szecheny! have . 2 suffered an automobile accldent in Hun- Arrested: With Two Men on fury. ‘rhein Injurles, however, are con- Charge of Running a | fined to shock and a few b “Dope” Depot. |The Count and Countess, wio was |Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, of New York, were returo'ng from the Hungarian army manoeuvres, when their car ran into a pillar of a bridge and was ‘When two men and an emaciated, wrecked. M@ug-dazed young woman were arrigned Vetore Magistrate Walsh in the York- Court to-day charged with distri- beting opium, morphine and cocaine, the detectives who had them in charge ———<—$— ——_—_ 400 CHOLERA VICTIMS | IN RUSSIAN GARRISON. ST, PETERSBURG, Sept. 18—The Asiatic @holera has taken a strong foot- hold in the garrison of St. Petersburg and oyer 40 soldiers have been stricken. The'munletpal statistics, covering the ¢ivillan population of the city, show @edlared that in their arrest they had breken up the most important “dope on the east side, All three were ta 600 ball for further examination oa Monday. The men said they were William Wolf, twenty-eight years old, and George Dillon, twenty-seven. The Woman was able to mumble that she wee Anne Francis, and stated her age fe twenty-one years, She looked al- West twice that age in her dishevelled end érugged condition, except when she wmiled. Then there flashed to the sur- face traces of former beauty. Her hair was a dull, coppery gold, but so tum- Wed and disarranged that it gave her a Wild appearance. ‘The three prisoners had been taken !n @ rAld at @ room in No, 2 Stuyvesant street, which the police declare had long been a distri! for opium and cooaine, The raid was made upon Information d by the Post. Office authorities, Former Salvation Lassic The young woman was found in the pidee In a seml-conscious condi oplum layout tha ‘old what was respon Bhe had reco his morning, ntervals ¢ anything that in the twenty-four hours ending at noon to-day, there were 395 new cases deaths from cholera in the cap! i is Support «:- Remedy : Proper support for the tibial muscles is the only et- fective remedy for a weakened arch or a fully developed ease of * flat-fool.” Park, N. J. [ded to join splinted and w ty Barracks. lassie" a The anatomical construc- tion of the Coward Arch Prop Shoe furnishes comfortable support for the relaxed mus- cles, relieves strain, and as- sists the ligaments to regain their normal elasticity and tone SOLD NOWHERE ELSE, JAMES S. COWARD, 268-274 Greenwich St., N.Y. (Neam Wagnen STReet,) Mail Orders Filled, Send for Catalogue, Look jorte 7 C.D Caught Through Mails y w wsned to spilled. me ims trlo of 0. ©” SMART TAILORS Unporters and Builders of rasbioaavle UP-TO-DATE GUSTO MADE SUITS CHARGE ACCOUNTS — James Nugent a ihe pri and as slared svidence and tha drugs found In th tained on a physi The condttion of t 1) ca oy Opened. Part Payments Accepted, i} © pri ra No employer's Kefe rence Required, t letters din th sm ! is conclusion | | - = HT | Sunday World Wants Work Monaay Morning Wonders. EAL lovers of tobacco learn that chewing gives the greatest enjoyment. 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TLL USE | ONE TO-MORROW,” Why, ' The World printed more ‘Va- ||| cation Resort” ‘‘ads’’ in 1907 | than any other New York news- | || paper. Remember this when you get a week or a month off, EE x and | '|ROYAL PIANOS for Waterproof Silk Raincoats, Get one irom our agent at 59th St eet and Lexingtcn Avenue when you get off a 99th Stree! car. It's good jor Scona §1.0 Free Transfers: ; Women’s $18.75 Women’s and Misses’ $22.50 Tail- ored Suits, purchase or | cona@ $3.0 or greater purchase, Good lor casb. >. O. D. ot charge purchases (oomiligadle ‘The Bargains Are Fine We open the season by offering a special purchase of 400 Men’s $18 Hand $12 95 Made Fall Suits at They are the nattiest styles of the season, splendidly tailored by HA. D, in such up-to-the-second fabrics as Green worsteds in neat stripes, brown worsteds in solid co ors, blue serges, black diagonals, and solid gray worsteds Every one an $18 value. Sizes 33 to 48 chest measure, in regulars and stouts, Boys’ $4 Autumn Sutts | { Double Freasted Models, At | Russian Blouse Models, | e | Newest <ailor Models and iN hee otoe odio 9 | Boys’ Pretty Reefers. an. * Uhl Mounar ot Cc | | Made of strictly all-woo! materials in all shades and pat erns. | 500 pairs Boys’ 95c Kuickerbocker 69 a Extra Special Sale of 500 Men’s Derby and Soft Hats To-morrow, Saturday, the Best $2 Values § ] 50 in town at the Extra Special Price ot. Main Floor, $14.75. $6 Cowhiae Suit Cases, ° i Made o! thiee-ounc: cowhide leath- er, 24 inches long; inside shirt pocket, lined with Irish LOOMINGDALES! Fall Hosiery For then, Women ina Chuaren, 25,000 pairs of men's women's ad childrin’s {i.e hosiery came to us from a maker of note at a decided | Trousers, sizes 3 to 17 years, at price sacritices The ot inc udes A Bloomingdales’, 24 Floor, vuth , Section Men's bot Halt Hose, tine gauge cotton, silk embroilered. Women’s ou Liack Lot on Stock mys, with double so'es, Chile's Ribbed Stock ngs, with | Spliced knees; all sizes. Se oe, 5 ; Sale of Eyeglasses ¢.-O# > and Spectacles Gy \ 10,0uu pars ima special ain - cay sale, at a price exc'u ive op'icians would cali ruinous, $2.00 "Acme" Skeeton Eyeg.assen and Spectacles, fitted with silex crysta, periecopic lenses. A case and hook free with every Hite 50c BLOOMINGDALES' ———— Buy on Easy Teims and Save Mone operative Seluing system «1 p Furn y BLOOMINGDALES BLOOMINGDALES' === Sale of Women’s Pony Fur Coats at $15 to $35. The biegest and best fur coat bargains you ever heard of. The be coits are made o finest French dye pony s in, in just the styles that | will be most popular this Winter, Elsewhere, similar garments are marked at no less than double our exceptionaily low prices. ape | 5 igh 524 Rye ‘27 42 inches lone, 539. 50 semi-fitting, Make your selections early, Upon pavment of a small deposit we will store the furs you select until Nov. 15 free! Men’s and Women’s Far-Lined Coats At $12 Women’s $25 Far- At $23.50 pai pire Tine. Coats, brown sabe cr sable mink lined, large cole lined with brown Spanish mink and Jars of brown lynx. pieced Persian lamb collar. At $49 Men's $85 Fur-Lined Coats, tines with Far Eastern mink, natural 34 Froor muakrat or water mink ; large storm oliar of Persian lamb or brook mink Transier to BLOOMINGDALES’, 35%; (3 40 4" & 50 inches Coats Gonte semi-fitting, 35” | long, Que yor ——| . Bargains in Fur Sets $30 Rich B.ack Lynx Set, fine tancy whole fnimal acarl, with head, tail and two paws; ‘arge rug muff, with one head, 3 pawa and 4 tails to matca, at $15. 00 $50 Rich biack Lynx sets, large il so ! Last Day! Of this most remarkable Club Sale of Walters Royal Pianos shaw! tie, trimmed with heads and tails, and newest modi rug muff, at $24, 75 +20 Fre Russian Sab e Squirrel Sets, four in-hard scarf, 52 inches ong, and flat piiow muff, 14 in h St. Section. BL INGDALES = itial Di Initial Dinner Sets 100+ Pie e Green Border Dinner Sets, with yor initial in gold on each piece, wor h . 7. 98 slovat 15 0 This offering ends to-morrow evening. These s:ts comprise 10) pieces and cannot be matched anywhere else for less than $15.00, Eaca piece has a green band border, an extra green hair line ye) and a god crest with your initial in god, As they are practically» ade io your order, we require two weeks’ ime in wh.ch to IF make delivery, Remember, This Club Sale has been a great success, The sale Closes to-morrow ; the special Boomingda e 7. 98 evening. If you are interesied make a selection as soon as possible. i Price ior to-morrow on y is, ¢. We Offer the Renowned Rich Toned $450 WALTERS A) Inc\uding Chair and Cover, on the Very Liberal Terms of $5 Down and *1 a Week casurance an No Interest; no “Extras "—$225—That's Al Any Ore Can Join—Pay $5 ana the Piano Is Deuvered. Join tae Club To-Morrow Sure. This Great Opportun ty Ends sa'arday Evening, Wa ters Fianos Are Euit to Last a Lifetime Third } &t. Section BLOOMINGDALES’: From 8 to 12 0’Clock To-Morrow (Saturday) Morning Al the following goods will be sold at absolutely cost or below it. You cannot afford to mss tne bargains. Non: s0.d to dealers. No mat, ‘phone oF telegraph orders filed None sent C. 0. D, None atter 12 o’cock. A 15 Yars’ Guunnice, via taaoreed inl We uarastee Jou ening we RYUU to BAUS) SPECIAL AITENTION Tp called to this Great Piano Club Sale, There are 12 new and original to se ect irom, 435 Talieta Sik P. a (oeagh) $15.50 Taiiore! Suits... .. q, $900 Walters Mastertone Player ree Outfits, £450; ; $25 Down ond ‘10 a M-nth wsic ands 19 | ae vy baance due at 1 eal Thind Floor, All Cars Transfer to BLOOMINGDALES’, Lgt. to Sd Ave., 59th to 60th St f pavl entatl | |