The evening world. Newspaper, November 5, 1912, Page 7

GIRL IS ACCUSED OF HOTEL FIRE IN WHICH THREE DIED: St. Louis Police Say She Con- fessed Starting Blaze for “Love of Excitement.” 8ST. LOUIS, M Gladys, an eighte Nov. 6.—Barbara r-old nurse girl, Was arrested to-day and charged with having set fire last Friday night to the Berlin Hotel, in which three persons lost their lives. According to the police, she confessed that she started the fire for the “love of excitement.” Her arrest followed the discovery of @ fire in the Windemere Hotel early | to-day. emaon, had moved his family and the @irl to the Windemere after the Berlin Hotel was destroyed, The girl said, according to the police, thet ehe fiyed the Berlin by scattering Paper through the halls of the second and third floors and igniting them, hechinidiiindatane YOUNG BULL MOOSERS BURN UP A TAFT WAGON. Police and Fire Departments Called Out After Impromptu Juvenile Roosevelt Meeting. One dilapidated wagon worth ai much as $8, bearing a big Ithograp) banner of President Taft, was destroyed by fire by youthful Bu!l Moovers ta former Sheriff Tom Foley's Tammany Assembly District this morning, The wagon, about which the “one hose shay" tale might easily have been weitten, had been left all night in Greenwioh street hout an accom. panying equine. tly before- now to-flay a bun Mulberry Youngsters sto‘e the Wagon and, headed by even smaller boys, who bore Roose velt banners aloft, dragged it dowa Franklin street to the Mulberry Park Bend. There the kids halted and made stump speeches from the tailboard of the cart The Bull Moose raily ended when a few of the kids started a bonfire under tue cart. The $3 show was soon in flames, and a policeman, who couldn't disperse the crowd to get to the fire, sent In two larms, which brought out one deputy hief and eleven pieces of fire appa- yatus, including a 100-foot-high water- tower, two motor engines, hook and ladder companies and fire patrols. Then the excited policeman sent In a hurry call to the Elizabeth street sta- tion and Police Captain Tierney bur- ried up with the entire reserves, whose pres@acs was made necegsacy by the more than 5,000 persons Who were at- tracted by the siren shrieks of the fire engines. HE GOT A NEW NOSE * FROM HIS FOREHEAD. | Lost His Nasal Appendage in Fight, | but Surgeons Fix Him Up by Careful Slicing. TOLEDO, O,, Nov. 5.-Joxeph Jen- nings, thirty-one years old, had his nose wliced off Monday night when he got) fnto a quarrel with a stranger In a Her employer, Rev. W. J. Wil-| HERR VAN MARWYK KOOY’S HERE TO STUDY OUR BEER. He Wants to Learn for His Amster- dam Dad How We Make It So Good and So Cheap. His name is Marinus van Marwyk Kooy and he ‘e the twenty-four-year- old son of the biggest (everyway) brew- er in Amsterdam. Consequently he should have known better. Yet he came down the gangplank of the Noordam of the Holland-American line to-day and spoke thusly: “I am here for a year to study American beer, American meth- ods are the envy of Europe.” “Do you mean American beer is better than yours?” demanded the doubtful ship news men, and they hung breath- less on the reply, “Well—er—you make it with more economy,” answered Marinus van Mar- wyk Kooy. Then he told how thi of American brewer: ness ideas of his fa who wanted to know exactly how tt was done. In other words, young Kooy is coming here to learn how to make Pilsner beer and aqua pura join more readily. He is going to stay the whole year in | Milwaukee. From the Vanderbilt Hotel he will sally forth for a few days to look our New York joy institutions over Jand learn of their ways of eqonomy. | Then it will be to the glorious West i study what made Milwaukee fi On the same ateamer came two Datch army officers with four famous jumpers for the Horse Show. They are Lieut. Ch. Latouchere and Capt. van Cellicum of the Royal Dutch Army, and known throughout Europe for their daring, skilful réding. They expect to show our army officers a few things about man- aging a horse. ———__—_. ‘The Usual Result, (From the Pittsburgh Post.) “Jack and I have parted forever.” “Good gracious! What does that |mean?” “Means I'll get a fiv candy _in about an_hou Ease That Lame Back With Musterole! |. You get quickest relief from Back- |ache, Sore Joints or Muscles, Rheumatic ete. by using MUSTEROLE, an, white ointment made with oil urprising profits racted the busi- pound box of the nd of mustard. Positively does not blister. Instead, it leaves a delicious, comforting effect. Simply rub MUSTEROLE on, and the pain is gone! Thousands know MUS also the remedy for Bron Asthma, Pleurisy, Lumba; Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Neck, TMeadacine and Colds of the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia). At your druggist's—in 25c and 50c jar and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Accept no substitute. If your druggist cannot supply you, send 25¢ or 50c to the Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio, ¢ will mail you a jar, postage ole te the areatest thing yet tor kK. It heloed me more than WEST. (807 |Gnything I've ever used.—J. E. | Catawba Island, Ohio. The Wretchedness of Constipation Cen quickly be overcome by FES. EVENING WORLD, Stern Brothers are showing unusually large assortments of Women’s House Gowns and Kimonos including many exclusive Paris Models, also distinctive styles from their own workrooms, and direct particular attention to an entirely new style At Home Dinner Gown. For To-morrow, Special Values in Imported House Gowns, of Albatross, with hand embroidered collar and cuffs,3, 78, 8.50 Actual Values $8.75 and 11.50 of Flannel, in empire and straight models, at 7.50 Actual Value $10.50 of Zenana Cloth, lined with Albatross, hand embroidered collars, reveres and cuffs, at 18.75 Actual Value $29.50 of Crepe de Chine, Satin and China Silk, in plain and accordion pleated styles, Japanese Quilted Silk Robes, in all desirable color combinations, with the new shawl collar, at $6.75 Embroidered, at $8.95 at #9,50, 13.50 To-morrow, an Important Sale of Lyons Black Chiffon Velvet All Silk, 42 inches wide, Sold regularly at $5.00 Yard, at $3.25 Plain and Novelty English Corduroys, in the leading Autumn colors and suiting effects, Value $1 Imported Velveteens, 23 inches wide, in staple colors and black, 50 Yard, at 95¢ Value $1.25 Yard, at 85¢ Radical Reductions in Prices for Wednesday in this season’s Importations of high class Dress Trimmings comprising Bandings and Appliques in black, white, Persian colorings, gold, silver and solid colors, also effective Chiffon and Satin Floral Trimmings, Gold, Silver, Rhinestone and light colored Bead Fringes. At Prices Ranging from 45° to $0.75 Yard Formerly from 75c to $12.75 Yard Also a large assortment of Garnitures in Waist and Tunic Effects, from 75° to $39.75 in colors and black, Fancy Needlework Dep't Inspection is invited of their large and choice collection of Lingerie Novelties including Handkerchief Bags, Glove, Card ahd Gown Cases, Pee el mb RS Bo 5,. | | Blue Onion Design Underglaze, } 1912. “All Cars Transier ONE element in the high cost of living in Manhattan has been reduced by the restoration of streetcar transfers on 59th = and connecting lines. First avenue Lexington avenue Second avenue Madison avenue Third avenue Broadway-Seventh av. The Bloomingdale Store participated in the cam- Paign against the injustice involved in the abolition of transfers from the first skirmish to the last battle. It congratulates the public on the final victory and extends See to-day’s Eve. Journal for our Wonderful Election Week Piano Sale. Lexington to 3d Ave. Men, Only 4 More Days of - Our Merchant Tailoring Sale The Bloomingdale Merchant Tailoring Sale has been a grow- ing success for twenty years. Thousands of New York’s most! | discriminating men each season take advantage of this great event. They know that we present the best merchant tailoring value We Will Make to Your Measure a Suit, Overcoat, H ele 80 | in New York. coat for You may, select the ma 25 and $30, 1 can select the model you —for we will make any of the smart ni ==*-ALL CARS TRANSFER TO—— A e to Bloomingdales’ ” It is now possible to travel between any two points on | bebe for a Sc fare, so that all cars transfer to Bloom- ingdales’. Transfers are now issued to 59th St. and Bloomingdales’ by the following lines: Broadway-Columbus Seventh avenue B'way-Amsterdam av. Eighth avenue Sixth avenue and Tenth avenue | thanks to the Public Service Commission, Legislature, particularly the local representatives, for _ their earnest and successful work and co-operation in this Store’s fight in the public interest. i Hose, 17e Body of he: pure silk, with linen soles and high spliced heels and toes. Colors and bi Hous SL q 59th to 60th Street Here Are Splendid New Chinchilla Coats at This is an excellent opportunity for women and misses to get a great bargain in good coats. These very good looking coats are worth up to $12.50. They are made of durable chinchillas, mixtures and novelty cloths. Full length, box-fitting modelg. Some are in the new belted-back effects. You may have f them in gray, navy, brown, and all sizes for women and misses. Cloth Dresses . SUITS comprise serges, eis and other splendid materials. Made up in the very lat- est and most handsome styles. Pretty skirt. effects. Black and navy. Sizes for women and misses. DRESSES comprise silks, serges, cordu- many ‘Theit| roys, whipcords, worsteds, etc. Made up in sands of od. ii ao the came, fer n't mine this opportunity your Winter clothes m: BLOOMIS Lace Curtains and Portieres News of Interest for You Many other draperies and uphol handsome screens, marked to go at greatly reduced prices. English Porcelain Dishes at 10c Regular 12c 15c Sellers. awe and 15 Scrim and Marquieette Curtal: > with cluny edging and insertion; very pretty sill curtai in white and Arabian, reduced followe: Regular $1.98 $2.75 $3.75 $4.75 $5. Special $1.39 $1.89 $2.49 $3.29 $3.98 Imported coh Madras Curtain: a variety of dainty patterns to choose from—and they are all ex- cellent values too—at our special prices. The assortment includes tea] Resular price, pair, $1.75 $2.75 $3.98 exquisite styles. Black, navy, taupe, brown and other colors. All sizes for women and m= Coats at $12.75 In the very latest styles, including warm land roomy ulster effects, dressy coats for gen- eral wear—in fact, every kind of coat that is made. All the materials favored this season |—chinchillas, rough mixtures and novelty cloths. Al s for women and misses ‘ani One Piece Corduroy }; Dresses for Juniors $5.21 Good quality corduroy dresses, made with Robes- Pierre collar and cuffs, long sleeves of black satin, ies, including some very Couch Covers, in negas and heavy tapestry, the best real Oriental and Persian rug effects, with and without fringe. Regular, pair, $2.25 $2.89 $3.95 $4.75 Special, pair, $1.49 $1.98 $2.75 $3.49 Scotch abe ti Cable Net, Madras Wea‘ d Colonial Lace Curtains, in real ee effects, in white ivory and Arabian; full length. Reg. pr. 1.49 2.00 2.75 3.75 4.75 5.00 Sp'l pr. 98c 1.39 1.89 2.59 3,29 3.79 | CARTER’S LITTLE e grat bute’ i ii i eget ruck ane foe's) LIVER PILLS. Ly Petia ae tamu Ron he ral ered nose fell to the floor and after Scarfs, Pillows and Slips, Pin Cushions in Various Purely Nagacarpy) le could pe a the scuffle coukl not ve found Jennings was taken to a hospital where enough fleah and skin was from his forehead to make a new ‘The assailant of Jennings escaped, shapes and sizes. A Tapestry Boxes, Frames and Baskets, Novelties in Silk cups with saucers, 8-inch din- ner plate, 7-inch breaktast Plate, 6-inch tea plate, 5-inch pie plate, soup plates, meat dishes, open vegetable Special price, pair, $1.19 $1.89 $2.69 Rope Portleres, in heavy chenille rope, with rich overdrape for full and’ single doors, in olive, red, empire green, rose and brown. Regular, pair, $2.59 $3.25 $4.25 $4.98] Ri peir $1.79 $2.39 $2.98 $3.79 leres in reversible mercerized ure tapestry, finished with gimp or silk edge, lattice fringe anc vereere fapestry borders; newest colors. fancy silk braid trimming down front, with amber buttons and ‘silk braid loops. In penne Mb Jobnson Goes Home To-Morrow, Gov, Johnson of Californta, Progres- sive nominee for Vice-President, will start for Califor ow. The ernor went to to vie Col. return to Ni election returns at Progressiy Jleadquarters. Look in W.L. {tive styles, which Douglas shoes a les and shapes, 8 of life. I Ae large factori: } and derstand why they are look better, Bers ante t. ‘corner 8th Atreet. or, 14th St. (I'nion Bq.) 1, Cornor S6th Street. ay (Times Square), Avenue, Third Avenue. rd A or 120:h Ktreet, woe Ha Taath @ 147th sta ¥ windows and inspect latest fashions; also t peavey where, Shoes in all leathers, all you could visit W. 1. see for yourself how carefully W. L. Douglas shoes are made, you would then un: hold their shape and wear 4 longer than any other make for the price. ' CAUTION? ty W.L.DOUGLAS STORES 3 /™ JIN GREATER NEW YORK‘ i ee ieee Ther ks Ge ae. ‘Small Pill, Small Deseo, Small Price. , Genuine mutex Signature THE LARGEST MAKER OF MEN'S & $3.60 4 $4 SHOES IN THE WORLD Douglas store have made W. L. household word Kx tosuit men in all es at Brockton, Mass. warranted to fit better, ste We, 8: BROOKLYN $21 Fulton Bireet, corner Pe “710 Broad 1803 Broadwa Our Terms Aj Best Credit System —One Low Price Cash or Delivers Any Complete MAILED FREE | article Advertised for $1.00 Weekly Machines LN ED on Credit IN PLAIN FIGURES uraianed $2Q-98 $QQ.98 $ 98 a bints | dearzess *69°% *89°° #109: | _ {030-752 8th Ave., Cor. 46th St. IT MARES LITTLE DIFFERENCE WHAT YOU NEFD— Sachets, Work Bags and Sewing Sets, also the following e Unusual Offerings for To-morrow Gold Festooned Desk Seis, consisting of Blotter Pad, Ink Stand, Letter Rack, Pen Tray, Pen Brush and Roll Blotter, Actual Value $8.50 Gold Wicker Fruit Baskets, festooned with. roses, at 1.45 2.00 NEW_ BUILDING Large Velour Pillows, in very desirable colors, THIRD FLOOR West 23d and 22d Streets GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE Call and Make Your Own Terms to New York, New Jersey, Long Island, Connectic Creait ||| $1.00 Weekly Our1912 Catalog 3 Rooms "srntshea oO; patna anes Until 1 Eve- . M. A WORLD “WANT” WILL GO GET IT. H dishes, salad bowls, etc. | Religious Pictures, in colors, 10¢]: Same pattern bread anc but- ter plates andberry saucers 4 4c Third Floor, Sth MH, Bectt BLOOMINGDALES’ Colored pictures, in handsome gilt S, oval frames, each packed in a box.|GUaranteed Box ms Choice assortment of good subjects to i] choose from at this small price. Colored Pictures, in newest design gilt i burnished ornamented sweep Seem & —each matted with gilt filet > Colored Etchings, in artistic antique ornamented bl a4 burnished corners, cach matted, size 16x36. These are very 3. 13 desirable; at ‘in ‘handsome gilt and goid burnished $2.87 Oth St, Ber ornamented oval frames; all the very best religious subjects in this lot; size of trame 20x26; special at BLOOMINGDALE Third Floor. in oak frames with fancy top, in red and green. Regular $6.50, navy, brown ard black; 13, 15 and 17 year sizes, LOOMINGDAL TT far. be, Pretiy Colored Pictures at 86¢|/Bed Springs and Mattresses At Special Pie -As Follow Roll Ed: inriy $8.80, 00 Felt top: 72 steel spirals. Regu- Made ii own sanitary shop. Reg- larly $8.50. Very special value. ‘1 vl rly $6.50. wn LOOMINGDAL: Bloomingdales’ Groceries, Wines and Liquors These Very Speci Our D6 Ammonia—15-o8. port Borax—lure; 1-1b, package Hall Blue—-Beat; “1b. box ‘ouring Som Baualsto an Swift's Pride ‘Wvasiing 15 Kibbon Picnic 3%c 1 Prices will be Good for Wednesday and Thursday Only: WHISKEYS, BRANDY, GIN, VERY SPRCTAL, Prosit Rye Old, straight; gallon. . Meart of Marzi Our Mie Heart of | Mneyiana Quart. ° ¢ Old Maryland Kyo bond; quart... ‘allfornia Riesling —Extra fine quailty; California Char Bottled Bingen-o1 reide Kimmel Ooo ; mauaittys full at 55c] st Imported « xcelle Finest Domestic or Kummel—-t.' Bass & Co.'s Pale Ale, 0 de Menthe bottles De PAes SPF $1.43 95¢ seri