The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1912, Page 13

TELL WIFE ABOUT | STILL A MYSTERY jTRATMISSSALOME? TO THE POLICE ‘Some One in Tabot Camp, W.| Suspects Released, | of A., Betrayed Secret and All Harlem’s Shocked. TWO ARRESTS MADE, Vera Phoenix, Who Danced Away Seven Veils, Gives fiife i Police Court on the char Indecent performance ker, Vera Phoenix, a very ite,” who, it is alleged, did the sensations! “acting” that it about the investigation, was also Miss Phoenix testified against According to the evidence produced Freechi, nearly eight gMunéred members of the organization were present at the smoker, It was & aula night. Mr. Ross himeelf was on ne ul tH f upon the promise of the committee in charge of the smoker, that her audi- ence had prepared a purse of $60 for her as an additional award. One of the members of the camp went home that night and told his wife about high Jinks" at the smoker, The srew indignant and promptly noti- Inspector Sweeney. Since then tue tor and his men have been slowly mulating evidence, which they pre- sented to District-Attorney Whitman, «and through that officer to Magistrate Preschi. Acting under instructions of the Dis- triot-Attorney, Detectives Robinson and MoCrossen of Inspector Sweeney's staff cx'"a4 upon Rose at his office and asked him 'to duplicate for them the perform- ance he had given at the smoker, CHANCE, “Ross told me,” Robinson testified be- foge Magistrate Freechi, “that the pro- Prietor of Alhambra Hall had the police fixed, but when he (Roes) got there found out that the matter had not attended to, Before ho would take which meant fifteen years in t@ go and fix the police iO had rther told me that before he er chanee he would make sure captain and his collector.” transpired at the emoker has all Harlem agog. District-Attorney ‘Whitman and his assistants have ob- tained the names of nearly all the men whe were present and intend to @utpoena them at the trial of Ross when im the Court of Special Ses- Phoenix girl will be the principal , Witness againet Ross. She has made a { @el statement to Assistant District-At- Leo and has given the names of committee in charge of the smoker Mr, Leo, She avers that it was the that paid her the extra 30 for her second appearance on the stage. SS ——— WAPOLEON COULDN'T PAY. Se Taxi Driver Drove His Royal Highness to Court a: Bellevue. Lewis Napoleon, of No. 9 Washington treet, Hoboken, who said he was a di- rect descendent of Napoleon of France, was sent to Bellevue to-day by Magis- |. trate McAdoo for observation. He was arraigned in Centre street Police Court on complaint of a chauffeur, whose tax! \btd he had refused to pay. O. C. Christensen, a chauffeur, was \ hafled by un aristocratic looking man at z Lei ah Broadway and Thirty-firest street early | rive to South | to-day. At the end of Ferry, the passenger, Tyoney but The chauster: f a he, had no ra large sum. several hotels, wet the check 1eplclous of the man's actions, » drove him to the Centre street Police Court and made complaint, ‘Phe prisoner handed Magistrate Me- Adoo card which read: “Lewls n, The Greates: Singer the f the World Have Ever Heard. sed to make any statement other than he was of royal descent. — Weman Dida't Like Diogenes's Haat. Piowenes went hunting for an honest man tn the early hours of to- carried @ red lantern which w findin, in the philosopher tried fo examine the countenance of a wom- Bhe obected and her screams Bim before Magistrate McAdoo in Cen- » Street Police Court, charged with ly conduet. ‘The priaaue: mre ‘Bier wisnteenth street, : Sabrebacea in Hm bal for {from a crossing in Whitehall street. | ea. qught Policeman Gerrity to her res- | ug, Who arrested the man and took | Withdrawn and City Quiet After Night of Terror. WATPRBURY, Conn., Apri! 23.—Quiet Prevails here to-day after the terror and turbulence of last night, as the result of the breaking out of thirteen myaterl+ ous fires in various parts of the city, one of them in the City Hall. The lat- ter was the only serious blaze, th» mu- nicipal building being wrecked. The Property damage in the other fires was emall. The total estimated loss r-sened today a Httle over $200,000. At @ meeting of the Board of Alder men called by the Mayor this afternoon it was voted to offer a reward of $600 for the arrest and conviction of each per- @on concerned in setting the fires. That the fires were started by incen- Giaries is the belief of the polis, and every effort 1s being made to apprehend those responsible for them. Three ar- rests were made during the aight, but the prisoners were subsequently re- leased, there being found nothing to connect them with the fires. To-day the Police were without @ clue apparently to the perpetrators. The three companies of the Connectt- cut National Guard called out to guard Public and private property about the! city remained on duty until daybreak, when they were ordered back to the | |. The major ie|Canaraie, Capt James H. Gillen, who) has been in charge of the Boller Squad, | armory and dism! is conducting the ‘y's business from hie own office to-day and the offices of the other town officials are located in various parts of the city wherever tem- porary quarters couk) be speedily found. No robberies had been reported to the Police this morning and this the author- {tes say would tend to weaken the theory that the fires were set by a gang intent on robbery, ———___ TURKISH ISLAND SEIZED BY ITALIAN WAR FLEET. Stampali, in the Aegean Sea, Near Mouth of the Dardanelles, to Be Made a Naval Base, ROME, April 2%.—The squadron of Italian warships which has been operat- Ing recently In the A in Sea and near the entrance to the rdanelles has seized the Turkish island of Stamp: and has established its base thes eon HE SAVED THE TRAIN Troops} Trackman Was Clubbed and Thrown Into Gully, but Sig- nailed Engineer in Time. SHAMOKIN, Pa, April %%.—An tempt to wreck a passenger train on Pennsylvania Railroad two miles enst of here was frustrated to-day by Kim- ber Baskin, a trackwaiker. As he was Patrolling the track three men knocked him down with clubs and, probably thinking he was dea\, threw him over an embankment. Baskin retained bis senses and as he fay in @ gully, badly injured, he saw a train approach. He waved a handker- chief and attracted the engineer's at- tention. ae ‘The train was stopped and after he! told of the assault the train proceeded Slowly until it reached a spot where three railroad ties had been placed over the tracks —— an O'CONNOR TO CANARSIE. | Capt. J. H. Gillen Sent to “Diamond | Backed District” To-Day. Police Commissioner Waldo to-day | transferred Capt. John W. O'Connor from 5 fi will replace O'Connor. The reason for tho disciplining of O'Connor is that when Chief Inspector Schmittberger patd a wisit to the “dia-| mond-backed district’ the other night he found four patrolmen off post. Capt. | O'Connor and the four patrolmen will be tried on charges of neglo Father inberg, three years oi, of No. 115 Broome street, was being bathed in alcohol to-fay by her mother, The alcohol fumes reached the gas and the baby w mass of flames |; @ moment. She taken in an am: bulance ‘to Gouverneur Hospital in a serious condition, wig OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST America’s Greatest Furniture House! Recipes in packages tell of many things that anyon bake easily. Use “Presto” Self. Block 8th Ave. Yj 36th St. a ae leah aes a lad ee THE EVENING WORLD, TORSDAY, APRIT. 23, 1912. FY BILL! DID YOU {WATERBURY FIRES LEFT FOR DEAD | BY WRECKERS, BUT SHOP QUICKLY And When you have fo it will bea d t ¢ b ai Superintendent's Herald Square Broadway, 34th to 35th St. desk on any floor eR \ cree een MEME LOE MENUS ENEMA SME SIOZ NE 8 LO EN EO NR ENN NEON PPS AEE ENF d Prices Ca Chis Roman Camp Bowl, Criginally $167.09, Sold Yesterday for $33.49 $7.94 The, "Robespier 8S anding collar oe \infr ntand di pearl buttons. Clustered tuc’ There are eight si domes still remaining. more similar lamp bowls that are now wereupto This is undoubtedly the most stunning Habutai silk twatst of the season suited for formal or informal wear. $3.96 § burn i $7 94 le Taffeta Basquine FD Crear net with cerise velvet girdle. Entire . In delicate shades of blue and green, blends] peplum edged with b: ing delightfully. Col ind V «shaped vest of fine shadow tuck over each shot . Patent leather belt. $3. 96 “Peter Pan” Waists. Clusters of graduated tucks across the front and back. le at 7 The ite F Glass buttons arranged on center box-pleat, The di OF white habutai silk. | The ideal tailored) ie ean arr te eed witty a cecal pate bow, These bowls illustrate the values which may now be obtained in our Special Sale of Lamps and Accessories. In a Clearance Sale such as the present we take little account Our object is to make room for jock. waist for summer wear, espe ly forebusiness women, The collection on sale runs the gamut of diversity from magnificent bronze Electro- liers for the reception room through table electrics for the dining room; bracket fixtures for walls, halls and porches; lamps for the den, bedroom, to simple and in- expensive lighting devices for the kitchen. One-Third Less Than Our Former Lowest-in-the-City Press. Brenze Electro.ters From France The collection is note- worthy both as to the num- raising Flour and get results | that are sure to be satisfactory. | About thirtyefioe| About forty = four} » About fifty styles of genuine Irish | styles of While Lace models Crochet LaceBlou eal | and Net Blouses at | Binyses at $17.89t0 $59.50 | $10.89to$78.50| $8.94 to $59.50 | $8.94 to $74.50 OOOO (second Floor, {ith st, /ARARAAARIRRM ARAN RARRRT AAR 24 Button White Glace Kid Gloves, $5.44 National skins—admittedly the best in the world—are from kid raised in a part of France where, WE INVITE COMPARISON! carved Brau Bed, 8604 to Th.s Offer! You may furnish any room com- pletely by paying ONE DOLLAR now and the bal- ance in small kly payments Double Stamps ; ings $38 Quartered 21 49 Oak Sideboard.. ‘ Golden finish, highly polished, massive top with large French bevelled platemirror. The base is 48 inches long. Has three swell top drawers -one lined for silver, one large linen drawer, two Cabinets; wood knobs and wood pulls. $3.50 Reed Rocker..,.. 49 Very large Reed Rocker, high back. Ex- ceptionally well braced. Selected reed cane seat. Full roll. A wonderful value. ANN Cte SPAIN pods and « /\\ornament- \, Heavy con- tinuous Post Bed, with six substan- tial filling \ \}ieag a! husks iI} yt on fillers; Mall sizes. Bright fin- ish only, NO Club Fees 4-4 NO Exira Charges of Any Kina! Accounts opened from $5.00 to $1,000.00, on small weekly payments. SMALL ACCOUNTS especiallyinvited ‘Sin le Stamps er Noon in some mysterious way, the grasses upon which they feed make the grain of the kidskin finer than in any other part of the world. The skins are dressed ir Grenoble, France, the entire production being under a nation- al censorship which guarantees National skins to be. of a certain quality. These selected National skins are not to be confounded with so-called “‘National”’ skins from other countries (merely dressed in ber and character of pieces offered. They strike a per- fect balance between utility and ornamentation, Former prices from $5.98 $3.98 to $92.50 For the ountry Art glass globes or decor- ated shades, with bases of brass, nickel and glass, There are several score, most of them standing lamps To be had at prices which should be especially attrac. tive to those outfitting Sum- Former prices from 99¢ 63cto $14.59 (Basement, Broadway.) J less flexibility. Our gloves are made by the same manu/acturer year after year, which insure that many of our customers simply telephone or write us thelr order, stating slzeand color and workmansh, and style des At a Fraction of Their Original Cost per Yard. eral large tables on the Main Floor fille’ with the most de- Specimen Items: Our $1.39 Cream English) | Siripe Mohair, 4 yords. Yd. $1.50 All-Wool Grey Man-| nish Suiting, 4 5 54 inches wide .,.....¥de! $1.25 Black-and-White Hatr- ( 69¢ line Suiting, + yards,| 54 Inches wid ‘ | 59c Black Basket Serge, 4 y2rds, | Pe) Yd. Inches wide, Al Printed Challie, # yards, Yd.) Our $1.39 Two-Tone Mix-) y 54 inches? y yas 49¢ Our $1.39 Silk Warp Hen- < te 2 bov'ipiy Navy) Whipe: irda, § Inches won F Ae ‘sy45 98c Lk a | $1.35 All-Wool Cream Serge, 4 yards, 54 Incl hes a Ic i 89¢! eo Their Law Pri Upwards of two hundred Spring Blouses in chiffon, silk, voile, crepe, lace and nove'ty fabrics, are on d'splay in our Second Floor Salon to-day. Each price from 99c to $75.00 covers a wide varicty of styles. There are those designed expressly for street wear, while the more elaborate--many showing tle very newest French touch-—are appropriate for any dress occasion. The matezia's in even some of the mcst moderately priced blouses cannot be procured in this country, so that no matter how clever one might be with their needle the models can not be copied. ", Slashed, button trimmed basquine under a de satin band. The new inset sleeve, $8.94 Ori inal Imported Model Blouse. tions of blue brown with srouped down the fron exclusive representative we are in the United States. $4.96 Changeant Taffeta Blouse. Set-ir es. k and deep culfs trimmed with Filet Lace Peplums. quarter sleeves. L , lace-covered buttons, is of novelty braid, 07 16 96.04, fovelty bone buttons on front and sleeves, Deep $5, 49 bespierre” Blouse. 5 ‘Other tailored #ilk Mouses as low as $2.07, Several Exquisite French Wais Original Imported Models That Were up to $95.00 now - $29 89 One that is particularly noteworthy is of black chiffon embroidered in gold, and mounted over a real lace slip. We are also showing at present of Color styles in Black Sitk Silk and Chifon , Chiffon Blouses a Made from a Single “ National Skin” “Beryl” Street Gloves, 94c clasp, sewn seams, at 98, Mousquetaire Glace white, Sold elsewhere at $1.85. France), such skins being of Ml Black or white, i ssessing fa Ihe 16-button length is $2.74, coarser grain and possessing far y Por iant iene anaat Three (Main Floor, Broadway, Sth St.) oo Skirt, Dress & | |Separate Skirts---Spring Styles Suit Lengths || / Kaen Aa sed st of the season, Irth Linen Skirts, $5.94 a Drecoll m dei, skilif, Towolling Skirts, $ One of the 4 rough wear, and t Ext 49 launder easly, —Maternity Skirts, $4.96 to $9.74 and Wi 1 Yd.) Weare provared toe @.ut ordergpromptly for mado-tas measure skirts in apeolatty selected fabr os and atylea, Pi lees conform to our regular Lowespein-the-City potley, Second Floor, Broad $22.89 pe etc ie of an imported model. Of white ch rmeuse, hand embroidered in blue or blackchenilie, and opening over amaline frill. Sleeves button almost to elbow and are finished with frills, of harmonizing satin, finished with pouch tassels. $14.49 wh eee effect of embroidered, changeable taffeta in brown-blue tones, Vestee of rich Oriental lace, ornamented with tiny velvet buttons and loops. Sleeves have band of the embroidered taffeta and shawl effect of shadow lace over the shoulders. $11.89 5 ver aane founciatlori. Straps and satin covered buttons ornament the front. Chemisette, high collar and cuffs of white net, finished with narrow 1° dot chiffon in delightful combina. { black, brown and black, green and k foundation to match. Round neck and kimono sleeves trimmed with bands of black satin, edged with novelty braid. Tiny black satin buttons he name “BRAUN,” BERLIN, inthis waist stamps it as the product of a famous Con inantal desi ner whose Inch it shades of cerise and olive sreen. High collar and cuffs of fine shadow lace. White pearl buttons and silk loops decorate the front, k, with deep sailor collar, Three- White and lavender striped chiffon taffeta, AHAB AM BERLE AEB PRD B ARERR BLEIBT IONE ELLIE IEE LENSE LEE EEOC: mul twenty-two) And innumerable shyles in fine Batiste bf, nd Linen Blouses $4.96 to $54.50 “Made Expressly for Us” Of imported lambskin, with Paris point embroidery, Two- In suede, with two clasps, overs Gloves, 16-Button.. $1.49 Full elbow-length; with em- broidered backs, in black or Our “Marigold” 20-Button Mousquetaire Gloves. ...$ 3.69 Made of real French kid glace, lasp suede, $1.44, uch a urtformity of quality ® Drecoll model, one of the \ Willstand {equent tubbing. \\ Domestic Eponge Skirts, $4.49 An envelope” eff ct’ mi del, Shirred Tri we peal bott ns, The mates vest, and g owing in popuuarity, odes, Designed to stand Skirts, $5.94 A i ei, He $ » $7.94, $10.74 t, Clrectolre ant Erne irs, serges, linens and taffeta » ols are the newest zctlon which affo.ds the Orretions sre Vd Solid Gold Gift Jewelry 40% Less Than Our Usual Prices. If bought In the aio way our prices would have been 99¢ to $7.49. Special Brooches at 69¢ to $4.84 Crescents, wishbones, circles. knots, plain and mounted with dainty enameled flowers. If bought {nm the regular way our prices would have been $3.49 to 3 Special Round, oval and heart Pes, plain, engine turned, hand-engraved and enameled. If bought In the regular way our prices would have been $5.89 to $30.89, Special La Vallieres at $2.97 to $18.49 Coral cameos, baroque high and amethysts, all with gold link hains. = ‘eral diamond-mounted pieces included, If bought in the regular way our prices would have been We to $14.89, Spectat Scarf Pins at 69¢ to $9.09 hearts, —wishbones, pea signets, plain, engraved or chased. Many with dainty enam- eled flowers, If bought In the regular way our prices would have bey Lett to Plain, engraved, engine turned and fancy die effects, Some have genuine colored stones, Hf bought tn the regular way our prices would have teen $10.49 to $12.49, Ss Bouquet Pins, $6.44 to $7.24 Plain and hand-engraved, with safety catches, If bought tn the regular way our prices would have been $3.89 to $14.89, Special Ribben Feb Chains, $2.34 to $9.09 Suitable for men and women,with oval or square buckles, plain or ene eraved. Masonic and Odd Fellow emblems amone them, If bought In the regular way our prices would have been $5.49 to $8.89. Soecial Men's Coat Chains, $2.97 to $5.64 Popular styles of links, with lapel buttons in various finishes, Wf bought In the regular way our prices would have been $14.89 to $23 89, Special Vanity Beses, $9.09 te $13.24 Plain and engraved, If bought In the regular way cur prices would have been $5.49 to $23.89. ecial Sash or Col'ar Pins, Buckle styles, oval and square shapes, plain, engraved and engine turned, If bought In the regular way our prices would have been $55.00 to 967.00, Special Chatelaine Sets, $33.24 to $41.49 Four ornaments, Plain and en- graved. Finger chain “ith vanity case, memo, tablet, pencil and hairpin ~ Mourning Stationery In addition to the la stock of mourning $ carried in our Stationery Department, on the Main Floor, we are able to fill special orders on short notice by reason of having a thoroughly equipped print shop on the premises, Mourning Paper Linen finish, 2 sizes, 4 widths of border, by the box, 24e and By quire, 4 sizes, 24e to 36e, Mourning Visiting Cards Medium weight, satin finish, 50 cards from customer's own plate, 4 widths of borders, 64e, Envelopes to Match Package of twenty-five, Spectal Visiting Cards Plate and SO cards In seript type, 4 widths of fonders: $139 Condolence Cards Mec kidfinish, Box 620, | Cards Linen finish, 4 widths of bors ders, a4 cards and envelopes, 2e and 33¢, Acknowledgment Cards Meédiumweight, kc fish Box 4 envelopes and earls. Cs (Matcody, Sain Siatewag