The evening world. Newspaper, February 1, 1901, Page 5

-’ TWO POLICEMEN KILLED IN ar AS ct st y of Gin fT fab er $1,500,000 FACTORY FIRE. a RANE RAAT 5 Seppo o pe Pip ot i sl ——— Searching the Ruias for the Bodies of Mullen and Fitzpatrick. Chemicals Stored in Build- ing Caused Disastrous Blaze, Says Croker. Two policemen, {t ts feared, lost their lives at the Wicke factory fire, search for them ta the ruins began this) sre Thoman J. Fitzpatrick, of 12 sost Fifty-fourth street, attached the Bast Thircy-fifth street sta Edward J. Mullen, of 171 East taird strest, a he} ta the t street station. \ner reported for duty this morn- tog. and when detectives were s¢ tneir homes to ino't up tt 3 learned that thi been hon all night. mt. Delaney, of the Bast Thirty-ftth Street station, Is convinced that Fitz- patrick’a body wt! be found in the fire He says the policeman was one of the first at the scene after the ex- ploston In the afternoon. Wife Scarched for Him. Fitapatrick’s wife and his brother, Michael Fitzpatrics, of 20% East Fifty- first street, searched for Lim and were about tle uns ~ tn dayb ork. | Contractor Joseph Cody. of the Build-| M night ling Department RUINS OF THE WICKE FIRE. NPA Slay AEN NPL EE E i This morning he was work- The Buracd Tenement with a fores of one men inbored at the rul A pulling down dangerous vas hundred night = pet and Firs: av mney siood alon ing yefire: hue, where a pig ct Cureatening to fall The six-stor. factory ‘ont wall remal tory tenement had been totally taken fire In the factory. The tene- and dai nents a rilally 2 Flrst avenue were ents in Ruins, first otreet i und EES Firs! wo gutted, ad 520 are burned off. families w rendere the fire, and were forced v About sev: omeles . Jackson's Iron foundry. which ex: tended from 42 East Tatrty-frst_ stree! almoni to the river. was itito destroye:t AS Wan the (Wo-stOry oF «frontage at fitty feet on | it f the ontrect, oceupled Swi 4 Meet’ Company. Tockhout’s lumber hese Iatter butidings on the street between r burned fle fremen with three from the _fireboat the by an is avenue at: morning, but the streaine Roody and two streams from ne able to keep the flames fram extendine (urther at that point. Fire Calet thia morning | re. ated che si Is in the ¢ He was inf: ad gone into a vaul! cellar with a ight, and the explosive: he did not know of the watchma h He might have escaped In some ‘ulous manner. Several Investigations are on foot to. day to place the blame for the fire which tn lows of $1,100,009. ANGRY WOMEN STIR UP DALTON. Delegation from Bedford Park Protests at the Water Famine. Ten indignant women carrying a pet!- tlon signed by alxty-elght prominent In- habitants of Hedford Park, Bronx. called on Commissioner Dalton to-day to ask for remedial mearures in the present water famine. The women were Mra, Wetse!, Mra. Allen, Mrs. Honpt, Mrs, Mosher, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Dieterlen, Mrs. Mon- tague, Mrs. Ebert, Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Dow. The Jast-named acted as Chatr- man. They complained that they were not able to get any water. ‘Tho trouble.” sald Mr. Dow, ‘%s that Contractor Me- Donald has tapped the mains above Williamsbridge to get water for his 1,000 Ttallans. Meanwhile the Board of Hoalth ja ordering our houses closed for sanitary reasons." “Judge Tierney, who lives in Bedford Park, has shut his home. We have to buy our water, and the three watering carts sent out by Mr. Dalton are a mere bagatellc. When we want to wash our hands we have to melt snow," ‘The women called on the Mayor to geo 4f he couldn't hurry matters along. ‘There are some two hundred and fifty fine residences in Bedford Park, only a short distance from the big res- ervoir, yet they have been unable for months to got a stream from any faucet above the first floor. For the Dust week the water has refused to run above the basements, mithoush the igheat point in Bedford Park 1s 2 feet lower than the bottom of the res- erveir. An appeal was made to the Board of Al@ermen two weeks ago for an appro- priation of $80,000 for a pumping station to correct th's shortage, but the appro- Ppriation was defeated owing to a row, between the Aldermen and the Commis- sioner. Then came the sudden lessening of the force im the supply pipes, and the neces- ‘rom the cellars up) to. the rooms, bath-rooms, ky ny and inva’ bile ‘i FIRE PANIC TALL PIERREPONT. 7+ Guests Came Down from Dizzy Height on IN THE Fire-Escapes—3 Persons Hurt. an alcohol lamp in and Mra, Men- the ninth for of the Pierrepont, 43 West Thirty-second at 1 o'clock this morning, a fite which at first threacene! serious, but which, foztunatels wax confined to the apartments {n which 1c originated. ‘The thimes burned flercely for many minutes, and the guests, with the Horel Jefferson holocaust fresh in thelr mem- ory, were pante-ntricken until they finally brought to safety. Only three persons were injured—Mirs B. Fisher, Mrs, Pelletreau and Fireman Hobbs, of Engine Company No. 26. The two women were badly burned about the face and hands in thelr efforts to put out the flames, while the fireman sustained a fracture of the left arm by being hit by @ window sash thrown to the #troet by one of the firemen Inside the bullding, Alcohol Lamp Exploded. Mins Fisher, who is a well-known no- clety woman, occuples apartments with the Pelletreaus, They were cooking coffee over an alcohol lamp when sud- denly the iamp exploded. The tapestr’ and portieres immediately took fire and the flames leaped out of the window and way across the street, Pollceman McGuinnes, of the Broad- way Squad, who waa standing on the corner, saw the flames and ran at once to the buliding. Entering an elevator he went to the top floor—the twelfth— and warned the tenants. Several of the women tenants he car- ao The explosion o the apartmen‘s of rette F. Pel hold a. special meeting to-morrow morn- ing to\take action to relieve the situn- tion. The Board will adopt a resobution requesting the Mun‘cipal Assembly to take action to provide another pumping atation in the Bronx water eyatem. SS HONEYMOON OVER. Mr./and Mrs, Alfred Gwynne,Varider- sbilt returned to New York from: their ment t but smoke WAS great. Many apartments, but others, more orderly Watched Their Dizzy Descent. The fire caured great excitement in ¢ neighborhood. gregated in the vicinity, and fire-escapes from the dizzy hoights, Most of a) Ys MERA TA MMAT IM NGARS MBH dullding. #1, 9% treet. in the 3. Was alo in ker, moored at! ret, nad two on ‘the blaz- yed and rendered unin- id the roots neck sheiter in the homes of friends or neigh- bubding with same the | Pennsylvanta on a near track. ard in the rear | made last that the rance men say caused a round the building ts freproof and the flames Were confined to the Pelletreau apart- the corridors and the alarm felt by all in the house the quests on the three floors above where the fire started made their Way across the roof to the adjoining! descended to the street by the elevators Fully 10400 persons cov watched the guests an they clamtered down the the guests displayed much Be iG The gates of Trenton State Prison have closed on Jennie Bosschieter's mur- derers. Rasping an. clanging, the fron porta's shut out hope from the lives of four men who but « fow months ago had life, frealom, happiness in store. Surreun a crowd the convicts to ench other, were the first to set foot in Trenton. They were accempanted and under care of Sheriff Sturr, Behind cime Ke: and Death, shackled as were thelr com- he Ordered Crowd Dt ed. Quickly the condemned men moved through the allent crowds of awed and curious persons who had read of their terrible crime. n. nearly a mile from the sta he way ae stopped and re men and bove to let eceed In peace alone On a large crow the prisoners Nearly haif a mile from the prison McAlister sald he waa cold. The Sheriff marched them all into McGuire's saloon, the march to the prison was continued. Wherever the inurderers went they encountered Hitle eroupe of allent, won- dering men and women, who looked jupon them ax If they were creatures m another apnere. They were taken at once into the Warden's office, where their pedigrees were taken. From there they went to he receiving room, where they took a bath, were and had their hair cut and afterward donned the prison "learb of red and black stripes. When Kerr came to be ehaved he recognized the prison barber as Jerry Canerano, cho was for years a barber in Paterson. Prison Life Beginn. At i o'clock the prison life really began, and, clad in their atriped ruits, the murderers were led to celis apart and removed from eaca other. ‘They were convicts row and separated the firs: time since thelr terrible me. (From an excellent source It was learned that McAlister wil be set to Ui work In the shoe department, Campbell in the sairt department, Death in the eparimen: and Kerr in the fo rousert hosnital. ZT] At Jersey Clty a crowd of several t| thousand persons mobbed the prison- ers, who had difficulty tn leaving the Susquehanna train and boarding the Last Look at the Hills. The stop in Jersey Chy was less thap four minut As the in drew up at Trenton a pretty. girl ¥tood upon the platform. MeAliater nudged Cunpte!l and com mented, “She'e a peach, ¢h, And Campbell tried to valle, but fatled. ‘The and saw the cun- viets gla t] She blnshet and seemed to know who the men were that had noticed her. In the morning, before any one w; about, the four, well guarded, rach hanieuffed to a constable, had bee: ushered out of the old brow TAMMANY FIVE MAY DISBAND. Nixon’s Crusaders Will Gather No More Evidence. ried down the fire-escapes, th s of the Reale ah hie The Committee of Five haa submitted of the other guests. There was | to District-Attorney Philbin all the evt- never at any time grave danger. for | (ence that ft has gathered. It ta, not the ptirpose of the committee to gather any more facts, and there Is talk of the committee being dissolved. District-Attorney Philbin sald to-d that his assiatan}, Mr, Schurman, was daily recetying vice evidence from Mr. Nixon and Mr, Platzek, but he did not ynow the character of the matter sub- y.| mitted. Mr, Schurman refused to discuss the new evidence. Some of it will be pre- sented to the Fabruary Grand Jury, which will be Jmpanelled by Judge Me- Mahon in General Seasiona Monday. It Was ataied in the Detrict-Attorney’s office that If necesary the ruary Grand Jury would be In a position (o give nearly all Its time to the consideri- lion of the vice question. e| alighted from the $0 train on the | Pennsylvania road. } McAlister and Campbell, handcuffed Sheriff Sturr Jed the walk to the State | where the four drank hot whiskey, Then | THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY I, 1901. 'MILL-GIRL'S SLAYERS ARE NOW LODGED IN TRENTON PRISON. On His Way M’Alister Warns Young Men to Marry and ood. | Pheer errr iieieb it M’ALISTER : GIVES ADVICE. ams . “One thiag, boys, take warning yo oandt don't chase around town. [Settle down and marry, Look }oatius. If L had been married 1 Wouldn't be going to State Prine | on for the best part of my life.” | —MeAlister's last advice to his |p frlenda nt the station as he | 4 started for State I | Pititivinielrieinieleleteieietelei-ii-fei |stono Jail at Paterson, where [had been since October 1a jentered closed carriages Camp jooked youthful, but aa white that t seemed ae if he mus: de tl. Bu, jdis step was agile and ho carried his | head erect Kerr tnauired about the MMs father. "He is very: |totd. “and may go off at any minute.” Secret Orders Given, the drivers. Tt then became evident that the Sheriff tended to save the wretched criminals } he could from being made epectacien r contemptuous eyes and objects of welledewerved but harsh remarks, the procession of carriages turned eharp- ly down a side sireet and, moving rap- ly, rounded into Park avenue on th to the Straight street station of the New York, Susquehanna and Wes:- ern Railroad. On the way they paseed within a few blocks of Baal's saloon, Borachicter was drugged Down the famiiiar streets the four men looked out upon sights and acenes which they will not see in many years again and perhaps never. Refore the men setired to thelr cells last night they knew that they were to start bright and early for Trenton to- day. All had relative and frienc= vistt them for the laat tme. McAlister's father came a two sisters have never been tu since he wan first arrested. Death's father and wife came. The father talked tong with his ‘aon and tears coursed down hin cheeks {when he left | An Affecting Scene. Campbell's mother ands alster came and kissed him again and again. He | was thelr protector and main support. Their loss ts the heavtest, and his sisto: would never rest until she had secured Andy, #0 do not forget us, cith | The tast callers were Kerr's brother, John and his wife. Mr. Kerr told hin brother to be a man. He also told him that his father wan breathing his last, and that before he left Paterson for Trenton he would be dead. Kerr eobbed aloud. Two compantons of McAlinter called before the great iron Rates closed for the night. it's hard, tough, feliows,” said Mo- Alister, “butt we must stand tt, One thing, though, boys; take warning and jdon't chane around town. Settle down and marry, Taok at us? If Thad bee! V married 1° wouidn't golng to, Prison for the best part of a life.” BEATEN FOR ~ HIS KINDNESS, Schmidt Gave Child a Ride and Was Mobbed. i | For taking a little girl for a ride terday afternoon and treating her in ‘ather.y way, Charlies Schmidt, thirty. three vearn ald, of 32 Stockton strect, Brookivn, was kicked and bruised so much that {t was with di Mculty he hob twelve years old, the innocent cause of the trouble, and another little girl, Jumped into the waxon while Schuidt was delivering beer. When he came out carriage for where Jennie promised him when she left that she {| {his pardon. “I will work for it always, | ts | sans sicompanion| jumped from the ; Life will be hard enough at the vers| ‘There would be great puffs beneath 5 3 pest, bug if she loses her little home| my ey y Gre Schmidt, who ts a big, good-nalure| poor Jennie’ mother will hardly have| teeinhye ee taeda raresanalteetn eri German, told Sfinnie to stay where she was and he would give her a ride. The rolled along Knickerbocker IMLED BY HIS MIDNIGHT RIO Patient Transferred toy Bellevue Hospital > When Dying« | Joseph Derkatchek, a German, thlets years old, died at Bellevue Hospital a morning, within six hours after Ril transfer from the Presbyterian’ Hospltalte He was operated on Jan. 2 fora disses of the var. According (0 the FeDo o by the ambulance surgeon wae nok the patient to Bal ie Hospitals. Jelirium develop ‘probably. alconolievi7s E bs Lerysipelaa s thts owas. night and) taken from tho Presbyterian’ Ho Bellevue surgeons aide the raily tho man, but tl i. say that dis life was fast eDding Weyer 6 o'ciock. wil’ bs. reported by Dre ‘ommissioner Keller tor suit Action as he may deem necessary, ——————_<— ie Crew of Ten Probably Lest. °6) txpesial to The Evening World» NORFOLK, Va., Fed. L—Thi son Iine steamship Kastalia, here: froi England, reports sighting an abant ‘nooner which carried @ of ten men. all of whom are su: to have perished. The body of @ wan 5 near the vessel. $6 OOO? MRS. BOSSCHIETEH. BOSSCHIETER RELIEF | RE COMING INs “Bowery Savings Bank Block.” station, eof etree | eee Wortd | the table ators of ine dis. Uptown jewsllers ‘cxorbltast| tresees oe er family. of ‘a . = and of yeur prices for wedJing rings, tinply because Evening World Readers Come| and y el te Of tea lacatlnseatte Sed with to Aid of Murdered Girl's «of a great! | We sell our 14 and 38 karat { many yneributt that will help to | Family. falleve ihe stricken faintly from want. || Wedding Rings by wel > father, Mr. Hosachteter, has not || profits. No extra charge tor ployment elsewhere anc work in New York, omethine for him to dd ‘Trading Com: ould find in the United Wine and |SUBSCRIPTIONS FLOWING IN. | Within a short time afer the stret| pans. GN Greennich treet, should he Vouvissiter a «follow! to call pny moming. nD CY appenl the following | CNet ng vom anecest in this benevolent suhsertptions had been receive! The following subscriptions the onachteter fund have been received by (The Eventing World {a mympathiner ...--e seco Alfred and Charles Steckler. 15.00 Emannel M, Friend + 5.00 John Jay - + 1.00 Mother of Work Nenry Von Minden. | Mamie Gliroy, actre: cause, 1am yours cordially, HENRY VON MINDEN, President United Wine and Trading Co. Mise Mamie Gilroy Sends 85. To the Paltor of The Evening Work! How nad that in this enilghtened Christian era much persecution as you have described in the case of the family fof the poor murdered mill girl should exist. May heaven bless you for your efforts in behalf of the ty 1am. convinced that their behalf will be responded to by the public. Tinclose &. Wish T could send Con LT SoC E Lee a Yours very truly, oratraw, N.Y. sees 2.00) AMIE GILROY, New York Theatre. | Tommy Nettint 1.00 [panel ee eae | allora’ Hearta Touched atreet ..- p00 | To te Ftitor of The Rrenine Woelt Inclosed pleane find $2 for the reltef Hag hossier iotey family from the crew of 2 ate V Zi t—Trost in Lynch. of Havers SYMPATHIZE Eant Hoth street, Hudson River, BY HARRIET HUBBARD AYER.| 45 surely as I belleve that every good, Who will Join the kind friends | noble and gentle deed performed Isa nord nown in life's pathway, bound by who have so quickly responded to| unbreakable inwe t bring forth now one appeal to raise money to tt fur blows one but a whole harvest | the mortgage from the Rosschteter Lie ie tpn cle tee homet a Dlessing will follow that Is donated toward “Tt te twice bleats it blesseth him | Wearing the home of the bereaved that gives and him that receive: | An hour after this suggestion was Rosschleter family of the mortyaze which would have deen readily paid off made in The Evening World yesterday, to ralso money enough to pay off the Lady's Soild Gold Watch, 1+ karat throughout, artis! feally en gr ay plain or turned, extra heavy Wal tham, Elgin or fine Jewellel Geneva not tee 912.50) Taher Jowellers’ and. 1-64 Other price, $20.00, karat. Open evenings til! 8 Saturdays till $0) Send for iMustrsted clreular of bargaise: to} Mail orders receive prompt attentions) ) | engine Engage ment hi every dollar Ring, ting be these thrifty, honest people had not the demon of murder and lust wrought the desolation that now overshadows the| hearthroken hourehold, Hintory of the Case, The facts In the matter are briefly these: Last October Ronpchieters, n humble famliy. honest, hard working and nober, consisted of— The mother, father, Mrs. Bosschieter's mother and seven children. Mr. Bosschtetor had steady work. Tae two eldest girls, Susle and Jennie, earned ry wages In one of the Paterson silk have been re-|m mortgage on the Bosachteter home, the first donation was recetved, followed three others, with kindly letters, for al of which Iam truly grateful to our kind friends, We hope to raise the entire amount. ! The following letters The Uttle, From the day of his daughtor's mur- three boys also earnsd each a tor of The Evening World: ening World hax undertaken E heart. 1 gladly subscrive my [ithe naate| of the family, have scarcely earned a ii toward helping the stricken Rosschicvor|Jollar. They have | lived In) another A ne family, This fund should be a great | Stl, 4 world of hideous tragedies, te. 5 centsin camphor balla, popular echo of Jutge Dixon's ringi and imental strain and bew!lderme! $ so in cash " Words In rontencius the murderers af {tuttaundet by curiosity ant entangled | el 2250 1 - Jennie Hosschieter. 1 send $1 in legal processes necessitating thelr |———— presence at any moment. In memory of Jennie Borachieter let us perform the task she had so Joyourly’ tret forth to help to accomplish for her iparents, Let tt be our way of express- ing pour sorrow athe cleuring of the that | mortaaze which la on the humble home. you are raleing for the family of the! AARRIET HUBBARD AYER. poor girl that wan murdered in N = a 5 Jersey, You are dolng @ go0d work and] entided to the support of all xo0i citt- zens In your noble undertakiog $12.55 buys a new, fresh overcoat for next winter that next winter would cost $20 or $25. =| A month or two wear no¥ won’t do any harm, for the overcoats are made from th JOUN Jay BIS by Steckler To the Kattor of The Evening Wor) We Inclose $15 toward the fur ron. PUFFED UP. But She Got Over It. ALFRED & CHARLES STECKLER. rat don’t-show-wear Kersey—a: Mer Daaghier Jennies Auge. Tt sometimes takes nerve to i Aue. f uit atch a good To the Ejitor ef The ng World {habit even after it is plain that the cloth at the) sanie) oie - to look at. i A few of these same kin 1am the mother of a Iittle gir! just Jennie Bosschieter's age—born the habit is ruining the health. A little woman who was sick from bled Into the Leo Avenue Court to-day.| very a 1 ‘ a ’ fs y Me month seventeen years ago| coffee poisoning (and there are thou- usin prouet there for trying to kid " Apri, |sands Ike her), writes: “I had be. of overcoats $10. és +e ¥ preclous daughter is the Mght of) come alinost a coffee fend, dri Schmidt deilvere bottled beer in ; : padrinkiog =RS, PEE a ee reer iter { ™¥, life, and when 1 read your account |Itat each meal, then afterward I was RoceErs, PEET & COMPANY, of the broken-hearted mother who can- not think of anything but her child's terrible death, 1 tried to realize Just) how that poor woman must muffer the reat of her Ilfe, so nervous and weak that I would drink more coffee. I was a great fferer with stomach and heart trou- ble. “Everything [ ate distressed me. We all orders} by mal af terribly swollen. I was reduced to the courage to Nght the battle of exts | jog pounds and was really slowly tence, dying, Let me send a mite—the widow's mite |” Lf self-possesaion, never faltering during ——=>__—— avenue for a block or so, whe: “A gentleman talked seriously to a 80, no Mrs.}it Is to help to lft that ° { a lous descent, but one or two, . i int mortgage and F t y y give the perilous deacent rut one oF 7°" 2"1 TO PUSH “OSSINING” BILL. | eitert. sinnie's moter, od ner| keep a root over she head of Jessie Ing ap cofee and tsing Postar Food — ‘ 2 hohe Schmidt.| Bowschiet nother and little siste % . . crowds in the street stood breathless in Speapte Untnflu-| She frantically shouted for help: that]! hope every mother and litte sisters. Coffee, He convinced me from his fear. TLL hel tos her daughter was being kidnapped, and ; rs emothers wil sendladallas. | owngianl ra’ experlences® that ’ Mr | Uy " o! pped, and KING G re che: Mrs. Pelletrea: and Miss Fisher, who | enced by Prison Removal Talk. |i. tow minutes a xreat pack of men, WORKING GIRL'S MOTH probably coffee was the cause of my d showed much courage In their ef-] ‘The contempiated removal of Bink Sing) women and boys chased the wagon, Friend Given 8%. |irouble, so we tried Postum, but at prta to put out the flames, had thelr|prison on account of the condemning of| ‘Two men, hearing the noise of the| Te the Editor of The evening World . | first It seemed so flat and tasteless olore: wounds dressed by Dr. Freeland, wis Ives on the firat Moor, Mrs. Jacob Kaufman and Mrs. W. P. the buildings will not have any effect nel eck for $3, which kindly + that I was almost discouraged. How- Hazen were alightly overcome smoke. Tafftee and Mary Rothe. The damage will amount to abeut $4,000, caused principally by the hose. which had to be dragged through the halis of nine floors, Mr Pelletreau is Brooklyn real estate broker, honeymoon trip this afternoon, arriving the Grand Central Biation at 1,30 at o'clock. Their private car wan attached to the “flyer which left Albany at 9.26 A. M. Mr, and Mrs, Vanderbilt walked rapidly through the trainshed and reached For- ty-second street without attracting at- carriage tention, They entored a priva' in walting and drove to the homo of Mr. ‘Vanderbilt's mother tn Fifth avenue, by were also two rervants, Kate the wife of a crowd shouting to stop the horse and{ 1 1c 1 A upon the bill providing for a change! wigon, ran to the street and grabbed | to the fund for the family oi the fever, T looked av the directions on SA t. of the nam ihe village/to Oastniing the horse by the bridle, the shock up.| murdered mill-girl. Of courte, money | the package and found t had not te S; 1 ‘ “non d ot Fe erty associat Fe aon with | wetting the wagon und throwing will not be a balm to the hearts c | been boiling it long cnougs so I fol- always he o that the of name Sing ing, and woul connected with each other ens consider the chan stlll desiradie. b ——__— HIGH MASS FOR THE QUEEN: Chareh of Mary the Virgin 1 at Solemn service. A solemn high mass in memory of the tate Queen Victorian wi held in the Church of Mary the Virgin on Forty- . | sixth street to-day. ‘The church was crowded to its utmost pacity, Mass was celebrated b: father Lacy, arith rather Laimpher ae deacon and Father Linn as sub-deacon. ——__— -|Te Care the Grip in Two Days. Laxative Drome-Quicine remeres the caust. led pants out, ‘The ci tn to bent Schmidt wes finally arrested, When urratgned to-day he explained erything satisfactorily to Magistrat Lemon, who dischrged hin, #ay! “Phas what comes of tov much bee! wa then tar unm BURNS WERE FATAL. ~ Victim of pataterinens Lamp Dies in a Mompi Isabella McGuire, forty-five vears old, died in the Harlem Hospital this morn- ine from burns which she received veoterday by the upsetting of » lamp at her residence. 216 East One Hundred and Bighth street, pd the directions exactly and had lo parents and friends of the unfortu: a clear, rich beverage, with a siron NB *95 cts. ¢ girl, UN det's all chip in and try ¢ j Be do something for the family to keep} ring of good coffer and very dell- | eye aa them from want, thus showing the} clos taste, owner of milla and thelr hirelings that “LT began to sleep better and was These sitits are our 3g the great public {s net in sympa.hy | not quite so nervous, my stomach Bo with the unkindness Infiteted u and heart trouble slowly disappeared $1.50 and$2.00 quality. and, of course. as I wes getting wel! — mourning family o fihe Yours, &c., young igicl I stuck to Postum, and that was easy sp, | because {it tasted 0 good. Now, af- ter a year's using, I can truly say | never felt better In my life, have no trouble whatever with my stomach, sleep well, eat well. sa vole 127% a! , pounds, My nervous headaches have ea battens, SN CEE Mil disappeared. 1 feel lke telling aha Stock Exchange tn this city will tevorybody that Is ill to try leaving bo closed to-morrow out of respect to | of coffee and use Portum Food Cof- Underwear 20 per cent. off, for two days more ouly - Houhatl Caxhautet $ Three ___\Cor. s3th St. BROADWAY {Cor Canal Stores: . Near VACA SURAR ETE LER ER EAEA ENA, PMANUEL M. FRU: Ald and an Offer of Work. To the Hiltor of The Eveaing World T have just read in’ this evening's mw to the memory of Queen Victoria. A num- | foe, tor it will surely work a cure. i} attend th \- + “? bef ot the brokers elt attend ane meat | foo, (Ola Witebing. Salinas, Cal