The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1900, Page 5

FIRE CHIEF WOMAN WITH HIM UNHURT, BY A TROLLEY GAR. AILLED, Charles V. Lane Hurled from a Buggy in Companion Jamaica—His Disappears. An eutopsy will be held on the boty ‘of Rattalion Chief Charles V. Lane, who died from injuries recelved when his dugey was struck by @ trolley car at Jamaica. Miss Loulee Stockvin him, escaped with t fall on the Chief, whte fall Battaiion Chief Lane was tn char the Astosia section of the City who was with brutes, She broke her own f Fire Department. and lived at 11 Jilack well street 5 Last night in company with Mise Stockvine, whose home is said to be at White Plains, he started from Astoria @own the Hoffman Boulevard to Rock- STRUCK BY CAR. As they started to cross Fulton street. fn Jamaica, a car on the trojiey line In that street was rapidly approaching (ne ing. It was too late to try to stop, hief La put tne} across almost succeeded car hit the buggy near the rear end ar | amarhed {t to pieces Chief Lane wae hurled His companion, eye-wit throw th more force than this resulted in her overtaking hin the air and striking a Gropped to the ground wit tively no injury DIED IN TWENTY MINUTES. | ‘The Chief was ground, it at hret had sustained only « right arm. When he reached Jam Hospital it was found that he had been! injured internally. Even then {; was not the injury was serious, veral yards ay, was delieved that and after a time he went to sieep. About 10 o'clock there was @ decided change for the worse, and he died within twenty min- ute ‘WIFE IS PROSTRATED. 4 woman who said she aunt of Lane, was the only one of the family to be seen th # morning at WORRY AND HEAT MADE HIM SHOOT Baker's BoyDisappointed Him, So He Killed Himself. Joseph Bowlweber, a well-to-do baker at DH Amsterdam avenue, worried so much over his wayward son, Sfteen years old, that he fell into a melanchdly state, and this morning blew out his brains. Bowlweber wanted to make a baker of the boy and have him help in the Dusiness, which was growing steadily. But the iad had ideas of his own and followed them. The father coaxed, tectured and com- manied ut the boy was unmoved. Some time ago Howlweber began to suffer from heart trouble and the recent ‘hot spell quite prostrated him. He grew @0o deaponien: that his wife became Qlarmed and sugyested a vacation. He took a holiday yesterday, but while out bought a bos of cartridges. When he returned late last night he was @ispirite!, and complaining of the heat Went to bed This morning about ¢ o'clock his wife end three children had breakfast, and Bowlweber not appearing at his reg Jar time his wife went to his room and found him cn the floor dead. He had taken old cartridges that had been in his revolver from the weapon and replace! them with some of those he bought yesterday. He put’the pist | fo his mouth when he fired the shot that kv led him. BARK SANK WITH TWO EK + Exeter Oly Ran Vessel Ra- tate Mid-Ocean. LONDON, Aug 17.-The Norwegtan bark Ratata, ¢ Jensen, from Gare- ton July 1, for iney, C. B.. whieh previously reported was in collision With the British steametr Bxeetr Cly, Capt. Watkins, from New York and ar- rived at Rristol yesterday, was sunk. accident occurred on Aug 11 tn Mivocean And (Wo of the crew were drowned. The remainder were rescued by the Exeter City aud brought to port made an effort to get) | paid thetr home in Blackwel) to an Evening Worl! r “Mrs, Lane is comple to-day and can see rter: » one, We are all terr bly upset by what has happened. “We do not Know the Mass Stockvine who was with Mr Lane when he was! § hurt, Mra Lane had never heard her name before. “Mr. Lane left home yesterday morn- tng, as we supposed, to go to work, We heard noth ng from him unt last nigh, when they to beer killed in Jamaten reet. She sald) & ly proatrated A Re MRO IEDR A THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1900. A BABY WAS SENTENCED TO DEATH, ' BUT WAS NOT PERMITTED TO DIE. a The Story of How Little Esther Gannon’s Life Was Saved After Dispensary and Other Doctors Had Said There Was No Hope. BY HARRIET HUBBARD AYER, coo0g TL Lane mad nis headau: Astoria Engine House, at Flushing and | Steinway avenues, four Dlecks from his] ® | Rome, There. it was sald hat yesterday | wae La day off Me had been on juty until © A, M H WOMAN A MYSTERY. 3 At that hour he left od none of Die ; comrades saw him alive afterward, ; None of the firemen knew who Misa : Stockvine was § } Th nly p where she seemed to [be known w n Jacksonville Hall, a saloon and junch room kept by J. Ht Moriae. only cas lene and the woman came in here yesterday,’ sald the walter who served from 1 unt 2 P.M. (ted afterward. th 4 sat » and oh me y had} The w Was dressed in the most fashionawle manner and they seemed fam tends We thought #he was bis wife. They had been jn here perhaps twice before) | | within a few days. They in a bugay at 2.15 o'clock yesterday When Lane was picked up a the accident he refused to give als name of address, The woman win him finally told who be was. Mies Btockvine boarded a train at Ja- maica for (ale city a few minutes aficr Lane Was Vaken to the hospital It was said at the hospital to-day that Lane died of internal semorrhage He leaves, besides nis wife, a daugnter jaked eleven and a son aged +ignt HPPY ONLY WHEN A JAIL “Hank” Kelly Says He’s a Victim of Homi- cidal Mania. “Hetnk” Kelly ts in fall again. For fifteen years Kelly has spent an average of ten menths a year in Jail of his own volition. Ye is afraid to be at large and so has himself com- mitted to jail, Kelly ts @ vietim of homicidal manta, so he says Twenty-six years ago, While a sallor on board the bark H. C Winthrop, Kelly killed the Chinese cook of the vessel, He was tried and acquitted About fifteen years ego Kelly applied ¢ warden of the Raymond treet Jail to commit himJ. He was sént to & police court and his request gratified. Since then he has spent most of his time in? Jatt This morning Magistrate Kramer, in the Lee Avenue P ‘¢ Court, com- mitted Kelly fo rtwenty-nine days at his own request. OLD WOMAN'S PLEA WOR ing Her Dying Hosban. Explain Louise Wy Wreased. th. * olf woman. neatly a Sh her clothing was a tie- fe worn, was one of three women ar- ralgned in the Yorkville Court thts morning charged with vagrancy They were brought from the eit house 7 It in the custom to send such women to the almshouse, but Mrs. Wyas Dro- tested stoutly against such a proceed- ing. 1 am able to earn my living.” she ‘I have @ place as a servant in house in Brooklyn. I cme over here last night to see my husband, who is t tying In St. Mark's Hospital They don't alow visitors to stay all night there and I had to go to the lodging- house. They arrested me thie mornin.” Magistrate Brann sald it was q whame that discrimination was not shown in nking such arrests and discharged the woman. the corner of Steinway and es. There they had known past two or three days, but|§ drove quay AT SEVEN WLEKS In the shadow of death, AT SEVEN MONTHS. Mroms, healthy aad happy. DDD 15616 GG oO \ere\ei0 010 v vr0re | ! PLDs where we wiereie wie eie eee) jones seen eeee SOOOOOO OOOO Ono If you had seen little Esther Ganno cain flesh and the ruptures healed « named ogg : ' when she first m: acquaintance "3 )foMpictely | tne doctor as x m Nabiee ‘ ‘ of an Evening World Sick Babes ‘ re nf t . dua W " * a Fund doctor, you woul! never have it shows the baby feven months, - _ a — " supposed she would have a story () teil ' eee she tg i , ‘ ' ‘ tha 4 not be easily summed up on. pp sw @ fick Habtes’ Fund " cuatnen Som Y, a few words, giving merely the date t ine Word) Sait ‘ “ . heh gh evening World) fy sty oe ik (f birth and speedy release of fn . saved one| . f ’ 4: sone ond : rire fie Hs helpless victim of poverty and Pether @ y vale ot 20%) Ma “ t . : But Esther Gannon 4 one Evening World babies—just one ot f z fe ws wh § Kam feventy D weeet hundrets through the generosity f (he |, | * _—e . i Evening World rea atched fr HARRIET HURBARD AYER 4 BF see: ea Vie en baby grave by the and skiil « nem mee » y Bick Babies’ Fund pliysician. ! SURSCTUIPTIONS TO FUND, | Fite Reneh tne ™ eo Oth 60 @ . Dear friends, you saved ‘his little | fe - i F find H prwente of 4 fs the Just as surely as though you wresied Money from Many Sources for (he! nairhir 2 ‘ . bh o Esther Gannon from a burning fire Sirk Nables CANDY a ll ” _ Lord & Taylor, SPECIAL SALE Grand Street Stove, ie Closi g-out Sale of all our Shirt Waists. Percales, Lawns, Dimities, p Madras, Lace effects, ete. t all sizes and all styles, : 30c. Each, 15¢ Never » elore for less than 91,00, f "elds and 910, { 15) Come early if you want to : “49 get a genuine bargain. a . > atc Ope n until 10 o'clock Saturday night . Grand and Chrystie Sts, 10s 54 BARCLAYST. COR WEST BWAY Amusements. OR 29CORTIANDT ST. Vent’ a ea 6 es VICTOR Ae ROOF GARDEN, % cert, x MCTURES OF THR FITESIMMONS & RUMUN 5 2 FIGHT. KALTENBORN ,.)"*r7"! (opens | Nigh ‘Pere m Hace Need) Bertone, BB ursions. People Who Study Economy Ex appreciate OSPOTO, because it fresh (ree. Preriess, incom hes, and keeps the king new, It takes out fresh ink, paint, grease and stains wkly and completely, and does not leave a mark. Takes out a spet to sfay emt. ¢ dressed kid gloves perfectly, moves ink stains from the hands. fammable 11 denodoas, wy. new ones | Re TM OsPOTo GO. Tha me Ar EXCURSION, @ CENTS, Including Admission to all At Ali-Water Route to ROCKAWAY BEACH, STBRAMERS 5 GEN. s owe NeCTING WITH TROLLEY POR AR’ 50c,, MERE AND FAR ROCKAWAY, Woot Dueh vt tis t Amusemer fe se eer Petar “iP ROGTOR et i ARATE “nec a zo Dame, Drone 6 Reet in Ci ea rete or entlouent Fit WHITEMALL aT Te via 3 Be [eat st “ gree Pane canta. rescued her from a sinking boat in mid / i" cnet { LOND MMANCH AND BACK MC. ocean . Pas ; ASHURY PARK AND BACK > meas ton» cnegne| fete at sent cig PAT TEN LINE “indeed, the tile bablee of the poor | vst" am thr, Mrmre Deuld O Aha CASTLE SQUARE "EE. | fy we, apa Pa indeed, the Ktile ba of poor ot > Nhat LONG WRANCHL, Anbu Fark and Oc0am are often the re ore lavish | ities Liv." | BOHEMIAN GIRL | ' is the | J . Setanta liv ft wim « EE rs The Cure of Consum ti Pieniey | FAUST Waiters, 84) 9 1h AM our dally visite he D 100 Newt PRANK THe BUN ’ fh With 4tm8 “swat suffered for| s*! we DANieLs | AMBER Datiery, 89D want) tien suffered fc and Asthma ~] tom, Retartay nip ‘ih A vous | iW tery, | 328 PASTOR'S ie fiw. | Btoes Se sta) a at Ts \> | Made possitie by a German doctor / Me. wernt $1.50 graph set | ‘ 20 by means of the Koch inhalation ames, Mr & Mr, Tony, Farrell, NEWPOR EXCURSION, ee picture was the last deapalre| der |whieh absolutely oils with beatin Beate, Ullmere © Re ineresh oe lig ot eg a rag Ste uh rg 20 0 | razors the inside of the lungs by in|" on ell nthe SUNDAY, AUGUST 19TH, hy) was surely doomed t die " Ay ig 4 hating into these organs 4 vaporized| BRIGHTON BEACH “ music : ‘The facts in this case are precisely as ‘ OM, & proens tality the 0 “WYtdseke et bables ore caved each | "i, Mans. % 2 he tntrodn ed into this city vara poi 1 ch fee Pda un 9 * aved ea Math Spann, 630 rool years Grepeste set Cham a 0 M ould be almost r by the physicians of the Ke P Rosina ‘ poUOMKSEPSE, [ett fee Gee Mi i Mrs. Frazier Jumped Off (i. rie Wann tay ne heh Mune : nee But we a Duay peopie—we . - et and Albany. rather than al my wa 8 Trolley Car Going at |, 12’) 4° ‘heir patients to publish FLOATING ROOF GARDEN. Napa M. aa@ the only photograp.s | have A Full Ss d hans ures, that the world may know Ketone 4 vables have been (hose (a a a 3 20 4 Jot this wonderful invention, which|arax = jem ous financial strain oy the fam May ser taigaia Bd ui pee cost these doctors $10,000 for the ; At Steamboats. purte-aiway @ picture of @ eniid jus Kast TD stree > sore » . before it died |e Betebten nee York » — patent and the : Ji geo ae vue "nw ¥ 18 won ay amen te pean SQUARE THETA ; mary BOATS. The due doctors had told Mrs ‘ weiteer ie , i f 017 First ave deliberate) yt a ae YT ¥ wit 4 and Redecee Gannog that her baby couldn't live. a 5 kill heresif. by ta) Brose nd 5 ad trom tele i THE CAvET GIRL ** eae phe (ried iy eve the 7 ken Th trolley cor pelng at te 4 towarg (8¢ Original Koch inhalation, It} : ocd at Albans the Babies Homital, ut, 8 Wand. Bhe te inthe ‘Kines cures consumption {f pot too far ad-|AravEmy OF MUSIC. 14 “P| Dining Booms wi Main Deek, Searchlight. Men best . 1 County Hospital with severe interna: re ‘ ANDRE . tnt iar to keep a baby there M duetes. The German ernment indorse MAC geats New 00 ile nate’ ane ee ws . Though she was polled over and over | Prof. 4 Papo. bey make the 7] She wrote to the Sick Babies’ Fund| ? « fj % on the ground after the leap. Mrs medicine that cures in thelr own lab-| res jand Dr, J. A. O'Neill went on toe case, | 7 aries 8 at cabins, §— ag | Frasier clung inetinetively to her oratories under the supervision of) F D e N |, Baby wae emaciated to 4 saeieion well and Mary Belardo, 634 a hee ha tected tt te | Prof. Koch. They send ft to the Ger-| * ; looked like 4 case of marasmus, but ; nt ody and arms protected m Aiouatena ¢ f the Koch Was really starvation. as Injury The doctors could not find so| M4n-American © o., of the Roch Lung , ibe, Mother had lived for weeks, on te a |rauch a8 8 seratch on i |Cure at 48 W, 224 at. and it hes al KEITH 5. ethers ae O08 fen, and Steooonen torino’ u i 7 so. we or Tendy cured hundreds of New York ; im we Her milk was unat for = eg Bice Bie ng Ray * | people ss i= 4 Bright girls get tuby Was ruptured. t on bound for Cones} Hundreds of potients have pub-| pp orp & Hh ins Weesiiel for Rup pred sud MINT: Ree Fee od sales lished at thelr own ex that t hey! ICA INQ AUTY Mt) shes —h Crppled the surgeon ains , "i tess | have been cured, and ye hundreds of| ™ “x7 World Wants i » die mk & seat, but app od restiess a | eur scones To the Beiter of . ¢ conductor heard her mumbling | people die every month ta New Yo s i o seek Help, It had diarrhoea, spasms and sprue,| feme of the jtte tres who frequent the], urself, Just before the car reached|Of lung diseases, just because they |e - rertise. If you and kept itself a nigate crying. | who ne Hundred ant Recont street | | + of King’s Highway and F either do not know of this treatment| sex wee A seek a situation 7 ye Th Gis weed nev a NS Oe Ge avenue, she got Jor that their family doctor prefers to) ey x yp “ ivertise. Begin holies in the baby. so Dr. O'Ne: . 2B, moved quick get oft{do for them with drugs which nev ‘i ain nee. vase § see ghd a of wor ome 5 A on Ris can cure 4 single case. The doctors) Hadies’ Fund paid tor - analy 8 fee Ther have ail He oreseribed porterhouse » ot the Misses Cortane ae . the mother and put the bapy ont doves of pan peptoin, Incideatally this nt she conte Sh a Dottie, ane the Fund b The car's tm New York eee eee ee deme OE oe tb bbeee vee a sug th it for Lao montis i ladely o-|* be ar a ee family that she and 1334 Arch st ladelphia. Con ic 3 unt. Jack, the husPand, got 4 job on her side. Then she was|aultation and examination are free | + 1° ; : Ey gi nd. ate. adapt rons the street If they can cure you they will tell| * fh if ; put he jen unable to A ast | See : Hl | Fy of domestic prosperity are Dr Baward Koch, the nve . \ > molest. He salt to Dr ONeill visited t et 3 : VP AL IN 4 “A man geting 1% a oay ger Me ; : r » b New York can look after his family al gains ; Ei” crnetit visited the baby « : sagete nthe 4 unit! he saw that little Esther was get a ] ( ) 3 ting well, Win nroper nourishment she began TWELVE PRETTY GIRL TOILERS OF THIS BIG ‘6620 LENA kUinsCHILD. MAY NANNY. Milson Company's Siege! Bros.’ Shirt Cigar Factory. Watet Factory. -IT IS ENTITLED “TRIED BY TEMPTATION; OR, THE TRIUMPH OF A YOUNG GIRL's TRUE HEART,” AND iT WILL BEGIN IN NEXT MONDAY'S EVENING WORLD. Pkg {orm THERE Ce.'s Gam fons @ | Eh Cove "Chewing- Laatse? a Densessre Restan- The Chelsen Jute Star Shirt Co.'s Yat Factory. Mille, Pact CITY WRITE A TRUE STORY OF NEW YORK WORKADAY mit LAURA CROSBY. ADNc > NCH iu ge al Biseett Gair fox Factory The Hanan Shoe t. Ha kA Co's Children's Faetory. Vactory. at Paetory. Pactory UZZIE CUMISKY JULin 9 MITE. LENA McTYERS, MAY AdtiMURE. Co.'s Dre ory. Ce. | Leader Makes = GP 5 : itt ee ton eto ; Serious Char Against Gotham . the Sunday World In- Her Charges with inter : Results. Next Sunday’s World. GEESE EEE EOE DET EEEED OE EODRENT EEE ET HF avece