The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1914, Page 7

eet anstate ome eS ctl my ffl ily Al mess i for misuse of the mails, and Annie Quin, twenty-seven years old, servinis - TOAD INTHEFS Former Prisoner Makes Af- fidavit That Loot Was Kept in Prison fore it was sold to a fence’ in Man. = hattan, - © District-Attorney Louls J. Smith of Gavite: and call witnesses regarding matter, shocking conditions in the Nassan District-Attorney Youngs has turned over an affidavit of Ralph 8. Jacoby, a former prisoner, to the county au- ities In which Jacoby said he had been alloweu to leave the jail with post-offices on Long Island, Some of the stuff stolen from a store in Port Washington on such a trip, he swore, was stored In the jail for a time be- Heyond acknowledging that he had ; the matter under investigation, whicd Nassau County announced to-day | had already gone far enough ¢0 war- that at the first meeting of the March |rant a presentmgnt of the matter to Grand Jury he would present am. (the Grand Jury, Mr. Smith would make no statement regarding tac and during the absence of former years old, held am a Federal prisoner | Sheriff De Mott. ‘The aMdavits of Miss Meyer and Miss Quinn implicate a former wav- den, several former keepers, a phy- tographer and a man prisoner who It was learned that United States | was serving a sentence in the jail dur ing the period covered by the charges, According to the Meyer ywoman, sho was taken to her cell and foreed to go to the Sheriff's office, where sho wos il-treated by keepers. She into a prisoner's cell and that money he gave to her was taken from her by keopers. ONE PRISONER DION'T TELL OF GETTING MONEY. Misa Quinn told of a similar ex- money, and therefore she was not robbed, Nicholas Mast, alias Tony, made an affidavit describing an orgy The offenses charged are stated to | Which the Meyer and Quinn women, County Jail at Mineola. The aMdavita have occurred within a few months|t¥° other women, sevéral keopers . For Your Baby. The Signature of G is the only guarantee that you have the Genuine |CASTORIA prepared by him for 30 YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician. Knows Fletcher's Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in’ bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. and prisoners participated in the Sheriff's office. ‘The women were said to be pre- pared to tell the Grand Jury they wore taken out of the jail to saloons in Mineola and piled with liquor, and that prisoners were allowed leave from the jail to join outside criminals and plot robberies with them. The investigation was started by United States District - Attorney Young in Brooklyn on statements made by the Meyer woman. He re ported to District Judge Chatfeld and after a conference of Federal au- thorities the Department of Justice referred the matter to the State au- thorities. - The former warden implicated in | tho charges makes 4 general denial of the affidavits of the women. Former the District-Attorney for occurrences which happened in his absence. It has been established that tho women made no complaints to him when he visited the jail on inspection tours. The women who made the aMfda- vits were taken from Brooklyn, where they have been locked up In the mond Street Jail since the charges were made, to Mineola to-day by Deputy United States Marshal Proc- tor, United States District-Attorney Youngs alxo went to Mineola and had a conference with Supreme Court'J| tice Russell Benedict. When Just Benedict charged the Grand Jury he made no specific reference to the jail scandal. Former Sheriff De Mott made a statement In which he said it was inconceivable to him that occurrences: such as described should have taken place during his administration or that the men und im should have wicked foll; Body For ‘The body of Charles tain of @ coal barge tied 1 River at One Hundred and T was identified by Frank tal ht Flanasbers ween he Sfted tof A ning. in treason to commit suicide. To further induce the purchasing public to turn constitute BARGAINS IN MANY You may’ now purchase At These Tremendous N NEW YORK BROOKLYN &™ AVENUE ABOVE 27ST SMITH GRAY «CO. RECLINEN'S SAU: NOW ARE ANNOUNCED | By Order of OSCAR A. LEWIS, as Receiver in Bankruptcy NEW, GREATER REDUCTIONS this particular sale, the Receiver has ordered new prices which not only undersell all competitors selling similarly high grade clothes but also HE MOST TREMENDOUS SUITS, regularly $15 to $50 OVERCOATS, regularly $15 to $60 W_ Reductions $7.48 to 527.48 Furnishings at Equally Low Prices Shirts, Underwear, Nightrobes, Handkerchiefs, Also Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, Trunks, Bags, &c. Smith Gray & Co.'s, entire Beautiful Stock MUST BE TURNED INTO CASH in the LEAST TIME POSSIBLE, Come now—to-day—while opportunity for selection remains atts best. BROADWAY AT WARREN ST, 7 STORES nae at i. FLATBUSH their attention. to YEARS All Stores Open Until 6:30 P. M. To-day aewaneneweey Bishop Bowman was born at Briar jCreek, near Berwick, Columbia Coun- ty, Pennsylvania, on July 15, 1817, and | was ordained a minister in 1829, was chaplain of the United States Senate, in 1864 and 1866, and warned Wilkes Hooth four days before the assassination in Ford's Theatre. In 1872 the Methodist Eptecopal Thomas Bowman a He was stationed at first in St, Louln; afterward in Chicago. His duties as binh took him to also says her clothing was taken’ Venerable Methodist Church- other prisoners to rob atores and | {fom her. She swore she was forced man Warned Lincoln of ‘i and inohia time he dedicated some Assassin Booth. He took two tripe around the world, attended hundreds of conferences, presided at many im- portant trials of ministers and never took a vavation of more than a few days until hin retirement, Jp to three years ago Bishop Bow. |man Was physically vigorous and | again. ook long walka about the streets of Bishop Thomas Bowman of the| |pertence, except that she said the) methodist Episcopal Church died at prisoner agreed with her to keeP| ncon to-day at the home of his son- secret the fact that he gave herliniaw, Burns B. Caldwell, gt No. 81 High street, Orange, N. J. ‘The Bish op was in hfe ninety-sixth year, a5! had been an invalid for several years and for the last six months had been For eighteen years Bishop Bowman lived with his son-in-law and daugh- ter in Orange. He is survived by another daughter, Smith of Baltimore, and by five eons, Charles G. and Thomas M. Bowman of St. Louis, 8. B. ‘Bowman of Den- ver, C. B. Bowman of Chattanooga, Tenn,, and Theodore G. Bowman of All the children gath- ored recently at the Caldwell home in Orange for a final visit to their | 4 father and left with the knowledge that those living at a distance would never seo him again alive. ‘The funeral is to be held at De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind., ‘ Bishop Bowman was at one time president, and of which he held the office of chancellor emeritus at the time of his death. A funeral car Mrs, George P. Better than calomel, oil or pills to clean and regulate ‘liver, bowels and stomach. daddy and the children*ean ing fine by taking this delicious fruit laxative as de- ‘ else cleanses the bowels so thoroughly You take a little at night and in the all the foul, constipated waste, , and fermenting food, delayed in the bowels, gently moves oat of ayatem, When you awaken all headach indigestion, sourness, foul taste, ba Sheriff De Mott is held blameless by| — been capable of h insane and ninth: street, was toned in the iver . The near his barge this morning. | ‘The body at 19¢ pr. stockings, lisle ‘finish: black or white; spliced heel, double sole and toe, garter top.! Women’s Very Good Quality Knit UNION SUITS at 39c ‘Firsts and Good Seconds of Regular 50c Garments Tee Cen a Women's Combination Suits, fine en's ribbed cotton or lisle thread; shaped, wen low neck, sleeveless, lace trimmed. Umbrella style or tight knee. Women's 50c Vests at 29c High peck, long sleeves, pants ankle length—medium weight cotton, Women’s Storm RUBBERS es 50c to 75c, special 0-day and to-morrow, at i kable low price; sizes 3/4 to 8 #,700 pairs goon sale at this remar' able low price; sizes 4% Just 20 of These Practical Vacuum Cleaners h priced cleaner will do—|* at 69c pr. Women’s pure thread silk stockings, garter at 35C pr. y z r, who sald he in'a half-brother, °_w and tar; full fashioned, reinforced high spliced heel, int spliced heel, double sole 91.98 to $2.98 Si $1 juits, plain and hand crochet jokes, low neck, ro sleeve, knee O'Neill Main Store, Atreet Ficer. All the work that a hi; for these 20 cleaners, rfect, new machines; war- ranted for effective service. As we cannot get an; this price, we cannot fil ing; the 26c. more to sell at mail, telephone Best quality selected I id He ol le corn broome; hand made, 3 ly nagdry regular! "10,000 Regular 1 Inverted Gas Mantles 10c,, Ide, and £5c, Table Candle 4-Yard Wide Sheet oleums; sq. yd. triple weight quality, 4 ite $1.00 and 91.15,Inlaid Genuine Inlaid Linoleum—volors going clear through to back. metrical designs, every yard perfect, also wood colors; 3 yards wi O'Nellt Unnecessary and. therefore is i Subject to occasional | panel, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1914, stems sii BISHOP BOWMAN DIES AT HIS ORANGE HOME AFTER LONG ILLNESS carrying the body and the mourners | Orange. His mental powers were un- lcourt toward leniency wae that! Regan. He married her tn will leave Newark ‘Thursday morn-|intpaired up to a few months before | Rosenthal dented himself all comforts) thew chiid was born # ‘his death, WIFE WILL FORGIVE BIGAMIST- HUSBAND Two wives confronted Samuel | | Rosenthal, a post-office employee, ‘ourt, the Bronx, to- eault he was sent to} the penitentiary for six months. Wife | No. 2, who was Sadie Regan, a Ford- | fainted in Judge Gibbs's | court and could not take the @tand, but Wife No, 1, whose name is Lil- lian and who lives at Nog 1788 Nos. trand avenue, Hrooklyn, told her! troubles, When Rosenthal comes out she says sho will take hin. back in the Count day, and as fam girl, One circumstance which led the FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR MAMMA, DAD, | BABY, “CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS" breath, fever and dissinens is gone; your stomach is roore and bowels clean, and you feel gran “California Syrup of Figs” is a family Inxative. one from ndpa to baby can safely take it and no one is ever Nu gece in its pleasant action. mothers know that it is the ideal laxative to give cross, sick, feverish children. But get the genuine. Ask your dropeiet for » 80-cent bottle of “California Syrup of AG... which haa | C Millions directions for babies, of all and for -tupa on each bottle. fuse with contempt the cheaper Fig Syrups and counterfeits. See that it bears the name—“California Fig Syrup Company.” Spring DRESS GOODS $1.50 All Wool FRENCH SEKGE $1.39 Imported Silk and Wool GEISHA CLOTH a: 98C via All-Wool French Serge, 54 inches wide, in all the choicest Spring shadin; ii awe beet "1 Imported an ‘oo! Geisha Cloth, 42 inches wide; shown in all this season's choice shadings; also black. A soft, lustrous fabric that drapes beau- tifully and gives excellent ser- vice. O'Neill Main Mere—@econd Fleer. Toilet Articles A hint of the values offered in our Profit-Sharing Sale. No mail or phone orders can be taken on these items. Lambert's Listerine; the 01.00 bottle; special to-morrow at S4e Bay Rum, Park & Tilford’s Brand; 85c. vali pecial to-morrow Peroxide strength; value @e bott! cial to-morrow at...... Packer's Tat Soap, for s! ke; special The Furniture ture for Any and Every Room Tha: Are Jost as Attractive Bar- ¢ gains as This One Which ds Fat tiere Just _as a Suggestion. $195 Dining Room Suit, 7% $126 Consisting of BUFFET, CHINA CLOSET and SERVING TABLE, as illustrated. Made of Indiana white quartered sawed o: has woo O'Neill ried io 1904. In 100) he met Miss! children. proc barnbag-nohabdlgy apn petgetony Printed Satin Charmeuse, 40 in. wide, all silk, chown exacon' in a variety of desirable shedi pore vlan OH eS eae g "A Few of Wednesday's Attractions in the pases tacit QO ett Beawie = 236 for the sale; all prettily trimmed with embroidery, laces and frills. Sives 94 to 44 inches. Dress Goods Corsets Pau Walicast =... 99Clisvan ria Welwsdey, DBC ~“Tmported silk and wool novelty| Made of fine coutil and betiste; crepe and pin Shock penile. Large! mane, bets extremely long hips, jor Value 88¢._ Bargain Plaza, | Wool Velvet Rugs Bilk lisle vests, sheer weight; low |//a24, Wednesday. ____ T Se neck, sleeveless; slight mill imper-| 54 inches long ag #7 inches wide fections. fall wool; shown in Orieatal and Curtain Materials | Tub Silk centres, with figured borders. artment Has Hunareds of Specials in Furnt- ak, golden finish. Club P an Payments inches long; has @ plate mirror 14x44 inches; large lincn drawer in base and three drawers ; wills and just enough carving to ov SLOSET iv 19 inches wide and 50 inches in length. ‘The height iv 64 inches; fitted with four shelves and one mirror lus heavy corner curved pillars and made of quartered'sawed oak throughout, The SERVING TABLE is 16x84 inches; drawer und posts are handsomely cArved; has a roomy shelf in base. Store| Wier. el O Eel ORO'NEILL-ADAMS CO,, Sixth Avenue, 20th to 224 a | New York City=iORs 1910 and little more to support both wives on $106 a] than a month later. By his fret month he had one child, and he told Rosenthal and wife No. lL were mar-| Court to-day he would support 59th to 60th Street Lexington te3d Ave. BloomingdaleS’ Is Easily Reached from Anywhere ===Because It Is Convenient to Everywhere—— Thanks to its strategic potition on several main arteries of trane- Ga BloomingdaleS' is easily and quickly accessible to all the jhs that constitute the City of New York; and it is reached with equal ease from the vazious termini in which centre the lines that bring into New York the large shopping contingent of euburbanites pt ds md here daily to supply their needs, to their general satisfaction vantage. The Lexington Avenue, the Third Avenue, and the 58th Street Surface cats, and the Third Avenue Elevated trains pase the doors, forming at the same time an easy method of transfer from various other lines. Jt ailt pay you to shop here, You will find it cacy to get here from ongwhew, _—_— SPECIAL SALES—In Progress This Week Big Annual March Sale of Household Linens. Annual March Sale of Fine Oriental Ruge. March Sale of China, Cut Glass & Statuary. A Great Sale of White & Colored Wash Sale of Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hoeg, at 37 Sale of Women’ sGlace Kid Centra ghey | oar F Sale of $16.00 Brase Beds, Reduced to $10.50 Sale of $50.00 Dining Room Suites, at $39.75 Sale of $14.00 Initial Dinner Sets, at $9.88 Sale of 19c & 25c White Goods, at 124 a yard. Also ‘various other special sales, oe exceptional ities loomingdales, Lex. Ave., 69th to 60th St. OE We Give Surety Coupons Free With Purchases and Redeem Them in Our Own Regular Merchandise =O Ea Sixth Avenue, 20th to 22d Street PROFIT-SHARING SALE NEWS Women’s STOCKINGS: Special) Profit Sharing Saic ‘ing like these in the Profit Shari: Sharing Sate Spring SILKS 92.00 Black Satin Meteor, 91.50 feet oe Charmeuse, 99c Yard 11.60 Dress Taffetss. O'Rei Hsin stare—Sonend Meer, Bargain Plaza Waists | Women’s Hosiery ty of choice rings. wit! ou} Sizes 18 to 90 inches. Women's Vests floral patterns, Neto Lege. Bargain gt Reade o Ole | alee 75. Bargain 49c days ss.0s pe Lub Silk, 88 inches neweat styles and colorings. reversible scrims, in|Plazu, 4 glass patterns, also plain| may be arranged the severe plainness, The CHINA Hore—tecond to Vourth View, * +