Arizona republican., 1911-01-06
LEAVES WIFE. !. IN THE LURCH Heyman Bloom Drops Out
 of Sight in Phoenix THE FAMILY IS PENhILESS
Had $400 in His Pockets When He Left the Adams Annex Wednesday morn ing Believed He Has Gone to San Francisco.

Leaving his beautiful wife and four little boys without a sou, among strangers in a strange land, Heyman | Bloom of san Francisco disappeared
 from Phoenix Wednesday. Though he had $408 in his pocket there is absO-
 utely no evidence to show that Bloom met with foul play and the police are driven to the co:iclUsion fly. It is believed he left for san Francisco Wednesday afternoon. via ,ne santa Fe.
 The Bloom family arrived in PhOe- nix Tuesday morning. having come
 direct from the City of Mexico They had been travelling two or three
 months. looking for a suitable open ing for ladies' tailoring shop. Bloom
 is by trade a ladies' tailor. filter and designer and worked with several
 large houses in san Francisco before
 he decided to go into business for himself
 About a week was spent in Mexico City but as Bloom did not find the opening he sought the family came , to Phoenix. They registered at the
 Adams Annex and Wednesday morn
 ing Bloom took leave of his wife and boys. promising to return before noon. He said that he would look for a
 location for a tafiUrshop and also for
 cheaper lodgings.
 The day passed and Bloom did not
 return. Mrs Bloom passed a sleep
 less night but did not mention her
 fears to anyone until yesterday morn- ing. when she was told that she would have t6 seek other accommodations
 because of the children, who range from two to seven years in age and naturally annoyed the other guests. Mrs Bloom then broke down and told of her husbands failure to re- turn. She was advised to ask help from the police and hurried to tell
 her story to Marshal Moore. He left us without a cent" she
 said "I can't believe that he has deserted us. Something must have
 happened to him. He said that he would return before lunch" During the day the police made a thorough inquiry and investigation
 which convinced them that Bloom had left the city. of his own accord. Had
 he been murdered it is extremely un-
 likely that his body would have re- mained long undiscovered No re- port indicating that anyone was as saulted Wednesday for purposes of
 robbery has been received at the station.
 Policeman Dan Hosmer learned that
 man answering Blooms description in all particulars that the clerk was
 able to recall. bought San Fran cisco ticket at the Santa Fe office
 Wednesday The ticket was for the train that left at 6:30 D. m. Several tickets for San Francisco and other coast points were sold at the depot offices of both railroads Wednesday. According to Mrs. Bloom. their mar
 ried life had been happy. Never had
 her husband said anything indicating that he had the remotest thought of leaving her She finds it impos- sible to believe that he has deserted her and their children in as cruel. cold -blooded manner as a man ever
 deserted his family.
 Mrs Bloom is pretty little dark
 haired Jewess and the boys are all bright. intelligent little fellows. She describes her husband as being a
 Hebrew, B years old. five feet eight inches in height. bald and weighing TO pounds When he disappeared he wore a brown suit, gray sweater. gray oVercoat and black derby. Manager r. D: Lowell of the Adams Annex found room for Mrs. Bloom and her children last night If no
 thing new is learned today the case will probably be brought to the at tention of the Associated Charities.