The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1900, Page 8

“IEASY CHAIRS FOR RESCUES FA F “AT THESE FIRES.........-—- GOWNS. 3d Floor. 4 7 WITH A CENT Spring snd Summer Fabrics, Models for and Burgeon Reynolds, of the Homeso- ! " —— oe eae two!) what ‘Bill’ ts going to do about {t.| “There's ag much excitement in ‘ Sinseet tw can ote one Kinhoan hed har bd ngured Oy ots ls land boy ote oe oe SPECIAL TO-NIGHT ear persons, however, were unable ing 11 againet a window ail! while being we ee ania eee @ get ost in time. They were Jame rescued, . Reid. \ idembeese aad his with, Bridget, ap The damage was about $000 to the hare and Introduce ‘Bil’ to me or some) “thi ip you for the wine.” sald] Every inhabitant of the In Our Gt qouple om the top floor, and two building and $2,009 to the contents. coat Gal ten si make See eee Prairie Dog Knoll ° @iiren, Reey Donovan, aged ten years, Three alarms were sent in and ten’ ganahe Whe | Rotana les. Men’s Satin eah.ner brother Washington, aged eigh' vot mashed on me? (Scramble three! | Later, in the Casino Cafe, the penny Is Dead. ie tn thelr mente on ee Mincean applean lemonan custardan | fipping was resumed. Reid and Roths-) is jad. Calf Lace ae eva cin In apart! POLICE SAVE TWO FROM FIRB cocoanutan prune, sir, Cut the custard!) | child three pennies each. The man Se llecag the windows He's no good with the odd coin took down the stakes. Shoes, be fe “Took me to a show last night and |~ ———— —'| ‘The prairie dog village in Central Park Sam te emeke Worens argued when it was up to eat, he blew me has been wiped out. ‘The little dogs, to J 25 Gem and coreamed with fright. Then ‘Two rave Peace Geardians into Childs's, Childs’s! An’ me in here the number of twenty or more, are dead. ry waren On sippreenpetaves till T amell ainkers in my sleep! ‘The rains of last night caused a p Feet, miniature landslide in the village and| Pep Pair, Hi 4 | but the flames, that iad spread up the alr-ehaft, singed his beard, and he ran | back again and closed the door. He and |his wife knocked thelr beads againat | |the walle In (helr hurry and confuslon. | Finally they managed to get to a win- dow The firemen saw them, and wae rteed. Frank Bhgrman, of ensine No. 62, stood on the window pill and helped them out, Both were carried in safety to the etrest, where Ambulance Burgeon Glimore, of Bt, John's Hospital, Andrew Robinson, a policeman on Inspector Grant's staff, was aroused ‘aaa The trelley system. “T wonder (one in the dark, draw “They say Mr. Ambler wants to fix the laws so all the waitresses (lord! thet smash’! cost her a ten-spot) in fires in the Battery Park Butlding, might tell, But he will not. ! In upper Broadway resorts the story is circulating of a big game of “heads or tails," played between the Chicago ‘Trust magnate and Joseph Rothschild, Jr., 80m of @ wealthy millinery importer. Reid, Rothschild and Charles Evans, & ruestt at Hotel Cadillac, with a party of friends were in Rector’s Cafe. Some one proposed @ bout with the tiger, nS AL KLE this morning the Zoo people were busy taking out dead bodies, The prairie dog village was located on “fay, Mary, who's this Senator . Man and Woman Carried Down Ladders and Child Passed Out rrr rene i peat] Street, ai, 3 aad Sveuleg Dress. Two Saved in Manhattan You wee in the papers that he'd Intron Turn of a Copper Cost 'o be exhibi Brooklyn— 5 duced a bill (brown the as This Trust Magnate on Monday, March 12th, trying to get to the flat. a Fortune. Nineteen hundred, fase sataet Oy t Renee nan CU caught ty we emoke tn thelr a ia eas Sear to" sae ttn toes we JAMES McGREERY &C0., way out through the binding amoke Mr, D, G, Reld, President of the Twenty-third Street. but failed. Ambrose mot to the hallway, American Tin Company, with of- ef Gem be track, “a ‘ sleep recon hotels and restaurants will have « place @f task rope (hat he had thereon ami the webelity Wandin th ee Meee te oh eee the hill near the elepsant house’ It was | Svwed by 2 aallor of the schooner sixth street at 6 o'clock this morning “That ain't what want, is it, the especial pride and delight of chil- @f Gan Francisco, named Fred by the smell of smoke. Mary? (Yes, sir, right away, oir, Hurry Gren, ‘The little dogs are not much a whe 19 stopping across the The house fe @ two-story frame struc- up them raws!) bigger than a , Gigeat, Gembed imo the burning ture and one of a group of similar “What we want is some law that'll very timid and # i be i vulléings. Besides Robinson there was in ft hie wife, his father-in-law, Philtp| Congrove; tis sister-in-law, Mrs. Peter Furlong, and her three chtidren and her' —| (burn the crust! make—ghere, see that freshie with the whiskers winking at Jessie — that'll make white aprons come cheaper and Grahams in the tub!) They build queer as much as they are in the open air. hillside. It ts just a hole in the | Judging from outside appearances, but little houres Wwe Kid,Patent Leather Boys’ Satin Calf Lace Shoes, sizes Tip, Button and Lace Shots.++« $1.09 81.00 Pwremen Mulebrand Mona 2. laden repo was quickly Ued arcu brother-in-law, James Cosgrove, an af-| the bosses (That check's all right, you| coffee end ogg stains come out easter, | if the children eould Investigate they) 94 to $%..... . ely and weend around chitect. had ham with ‘em) provide seats for us and—but what's the use? would find that the little dogs had con-| vine satin Calf Lace Shoes Bakenull and the detectives Robinson went downstairs and opened | waitresses when we're not busy. “Maybe the sitting down idea will go structed myriads of tunnels or galleries, tae 14 8 e took o tend in guiding and the kitehen door. A thick volume of] “Guees he must mean easy chairs at|on Fifth avenyer, but not down in through whieh they could romp and| S61! to 2+ BSS tS oy owurg smoke poured out in his face. He ran|home, for goodness knows the only | the throw-tt-in jointa (Thank you, roam, making calls and playing all sorts Opea Th's Evening Until 10.e'Clocks er.) time we're not busy te when we ain't “There's a real gentleman, Mary.” Ain't It, Fanny? around to tue back of the house and opened the back door, Flames at onve buret from the kitchen and pantry and spread rapidly upward, ' Robinson aroused the others in the family, and a was made for the licemen Murphy feat One Hundredth str on, assisted the children to get out, “Where is James?” one of the iit 4a of pranks. ‘This morning when the keeper whose duty 1¢ ts to feed the dogs made his rounds he s surprised to find that re of the dogs was out to greet him. ‘sually they were all waiting at the of the holes in anticipation, Tex no fear of the kind hands that { The eras’ was pussied and examined veral of the holes, He found that the earth had caved in and had completely el up the entrances, a shovel he went to work. He soon y the body of one of the little dogs, ¢ shovelled at another hole another dead dog. Then he sum a force of keepers. They soon found that all of the little dogs were dead. Some children who had li here. MRS. GOBLET NOT TO MARRY | HOT ROW INA CAR = |__—> BRITISH PAPERS REGRET PROF, PHELPS’S DEATH. LONDON, March &— The afternoon u u grew into hundreds, There were fre- quent Interruptions for drinks, The last Reid Jost and quit. arithemetic the men figured out how they stood. The Chi- cagoan had lost heavily. “Yes, I'm the man who won a ema) ‘Twe Passengers Assaulted a Con- ductor When He Asked Them for Thetr Fare. “Fare! demanded Conductor Schnel- der, of a southbound Sixth avenue car, when at Fiftieth street early this morn- ing. * sald Joseph “Not on your life!” yelled a fat pas- | Rothschild, jr. to an Evening World re- senger cheerfully, as he uppercut the pone tt. Dap ee 2 © rly to see their pets cried bit- ‘onductor with his riaht and tried for @| “When an Evening World reporter galn-, torly at the 1. The” whole “illege strangle hold. Jed aceces to Mr. Reid's private office had poemed Gan iron “Good! shouted another passenger. this morning, he looked up blandly from for a tae te ayers. pio Hs y owe rying to butt the waylald conductor off | hig maf! and sald: “Mr. Reld will not | ¢ound close to the entrance of the holes, | the car. be in td-dav." if they had been fighting their way ‘The car was crowded. Women| ‘The loss of $99,000 would not make a lt When death overtook them, screamed. Schneider wan going fast. | big dent in Mr. Reid's resources. He is Detectives Williams and Barry, fol- | millionatre. lowed by four policemen. entered, ant) Recently a decision of the Illinois Bu- tn @ short time (he two assatiants were | prame Court made that State unéom- They described them- | fortable for the Tin Plate Trust and Mr. | Dental of the Announcement that i Grasped the pope and ewung @ut of the window. Then the the roof guided the rope and over to the window of Francis B. Riggs denies the etory that he is to marry Mrs, Robert Goelet Im a letter to The Evening World he Tharongh the bl | staten that he regrets exceedingly the cers climbed to the publication of the story, in that It ls lying in bed unconscious they found] embarrnasing to those concerned, es- they! pecially as he was an intimate friend of Robert Goelet Mrs. Goelet has been a widow lem than a year, her husband baving died on his yacht in the Bay of Naples last Mra. Goelet has been seen in little sinee that time, and announcement was made to-day that e would gall for the Continent next eaday on the Kaiser Wilhelm. " Ef the brave fireman held while Busten parsed out Rudy with the other he received her. held the child and the rppe was guided back again to the 88 and the child was passed made and the ried to safety. that the fire Tescue he and young Cosgrove. Picking mim up, carried him out of the bullding, ing the elder ve to fol mont half au conset Ther i a HARTMANN, THE MUSIC COMPOSER, |S DEAD. COPENHAGEN, March» 10.—Hart- mann, the Danish music composer, to dead. ved er 223 Fireman Salil! in he ol upstaire wit mouth ————— Jadge Cowling Sele Heir. Mra. Hester Cowing, wife of Judge Rufus B. Cowing. of General Sessions Court, by her will filed for probate to- iad climbed into No, m partner jn the Maxwell & Scoville He is & member of | counted out. Eusten, after groping his way to the ie again guided back to) fiat in which the children were, found body of the old MO BXTRA CHARGE mn. He had dropped. | bro! rm rvercome, before he could get out of thel and vers. wealthy” After ; hd wa: vor fr. be swung himeelf out and] himecit cut off by the smoke, #o thac it] Place. He wi tried to the street also! the Union, Metropolitan and other fi selves as Henry Williams, no address, | Re day, weathed all her estate, valued | Aévertionments tor Fy Beaney wut tee |queuped fm the seme manor aa the che] eer cat ge ty the amoke, that I) nd he and hie won were revived after a| lonable clibs. and lives and Donald 8. McPherson. editor, of 1ak | Roa ‘tansterred the omice effects of Wie | at’ Gaz.0m. to her husband, Judge Com- | coms 6 Oey, Aeeriees, Dear r ‘on Tas tae arene ak short time. ance, Forty-third street West Ninety-aixth street. They wore Lay Y, Seve mn executor under the | Sass . ee Se ag almost overcome in| ‘She building was partly destroyed. * nue. locked up. | cago to New York. wi rates. mer [Snowe ss —, Will Prince Henry of Orleans Win Her with His Ti The American Girl’s Uncle Favors the Prince's Suit, and the Glitter of His Worthless Crown May, It Is Fear Cause Her to Jilt Young Vanderbilt Will Alfred Vanderbilt - Lose Beautiful Elsie French? ’ Unexpected Opposition in Paris to the Suit of the New York Boy Multi-Millionaire---Sweethearts Since Childhood, and| “Sapposed to Be Betrothed, Their Romance May Now End. . ade ‘The Lost Tribe of Esquimans, sou Cats u How Big Is Your Heart? i - } — is Exposition. (enews ofthe tent vation ot amen iste, ae is & in Cental Unga for My Lady . ARE AMERICAN BOYS Ballet Dancers’ Catarrh. AND GIRLS DEGENERATING? eevee One Aeron Saye A Symposium of Prominent Educators on the Startling Statement of New York's New After-| President Gallivan of the Boston School Board. tate Seether COMTRIBCTORS, Romance of the Fair Millions. T FUNNY SIDE---THE ROLY POLYs,|Moral or Immoral Women— pe One Man Makes ds Dance, Act, Write Plays. Snake of the Mountains, (Bese Tre tery af Kentucky's Mountsin Wilts Gen. Fred Grant Interviewed 2a the Phitigpesce tyr the Suaday Wert, eae