The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1901, Page 9

i ? rs v > SSSCI5 9: "4 seen. I took iodide of potassium, but this nor FIREBUC BURKS PUBLIC SCHOOL. ery Building Made Useless Dy a Mysterious Blaze. $100,000 FIRE IN ELIZABETH, W. Laundry Girls in Panic —Many Jump from Flames. ‘ adlary origin, t School No. A fire, supposediy of partly destroyed Gram 34, on Broome street, near 8! fr ftreet, shortly after midnight this morning. ‘The fire started on the fifth floor of the pullding, In precisely the ELIZABETH, N. J.. May 16.—Morey & Larue’s big American Steam Laundry, on West Jersey str Elizabeth, was Gestroyed by fire at 7.30 o'clock this {morning. The tirm had just erected a ‘i ad © months | ew four-story brick building at a cost Ee ee eral otis Tt was burned, together with in time to prevent serious loss, The} tie old building adjoining It. All the policn theory Is that a pupil of the|contemia of both buildings, sald to be school, or some one having a grievance | Werth about $4.0m, were destroyed. net the principal, or one of the] The fire was caused, it ts sald, by a teachers, set both fre. naphtha explosion shortly after the 100 ‘The fire this morning was discovered |e™mPoyees had gone to work. There was by Policeman Little. When the firemen|® *1ld stampede to escape, and many arrived !t was burning flercely and sec- {Jumped through the windows. About ond and thind alarms w fifty girls were employed in the laundry. Adjoining the school, Tt is bellevel ali hands got out safely. Trrocme street, Two men were severely burned. The laundry 1s cated In the heart of Ellanbeth's business section, and burned so flercely that a general alarm was sent out bringing the entire Eliza- beth fire Cepartment to the scene. The flames spread to the conservatory and hot-houses of John W. Blakely in the rear and ruined them. His lors will be several thousand idole rs. ‘The total loa: he fire will be nearly at is a big tenement and Chief Croker ordered that all families be taken to places of safety. Great excitement prevaiied, not only in this building, but In houses adjoining the school on Delancey street and in a few moments the streets were piled with household furniture. The flames were not under control un- til the roof of the school had fallen tn. Janitor Christian attended a meeting|$100.00. The t Aiey carson Broad street of school janitors iast night, and dur-/ 8nd) seat, der cate were Ing the evening no one was in the build- led for the hose stall ing. He returned while the fire was|atretched ucrors the track burning: The inju i. Morey, purnea P about fac ohn Freigh, John C, Bretz, a fireman of Hook and] fuened | sout Mumte Kenney, Ludder Tr 6, Was struck on the falling slate from the y Jasper said that the bie children Will be vent to schools an near thet ——————_ TRIED SELF-DESTRUCTION. ned to other schvol: yo waSl that he ts Wm. Robinson Sends Ballet Crash pee ing Through Mia Mend, Danger. William Robinson, a bottler at 33 Dean colts street. Brooklyn, ‘aaot, himself in the Joining Mis brother's ea dat hte] stable es N iue, today iv) No cause for his act has been discov~ na fate condition. Gannon suid | ered. ‘The man. ts y ho was surprised at the vitality of| lives at 22 Mr. Herne. “He sald that the actor had! He so6 taken to the hi not vet passed rhe danger point. Is not belleved he can recover, ;ODOOGLCSOOCEIGO00G000I020C OODAN0IOANDOIOOIOR $10 EACH FOR JOKES. FOR EACH JOKE, $10. ord TO-DAY'S $10 LAIST ARS WRITTEN BY G. E. WILSON, BUTLER, N. J. Brooklyn. 2 FUN ASD FACT COMBINED. Why !s the winner of this day's Joke like “Want” advertisers in this paper? Bevaure they are both helped through The World. 20: 0-0-0n0r tO tro Ono Oron On O- Onn oo OOOO OO Oooo enone oe, Every day this week The Evening World will print a joke written by one of its readers. For each joke used the writer will recelve $10 in gold. It must be a bright, newsy joke—about something going on in New York—and it must be written In this space: COCTOSSSES SSCS SGONSCOSSSSOSOOIOCSIOOA After writing your joke, name and address In the above space, send it, with this entire announcement, to "$10 Joke Editor, Evening World, P. O. box 2354 New York City.” The next $10 Joke will be printed to-morrow. -Scrofula Scrofula is an unwelcome legacy, but one which the children of blood poison parentage must accept, with all its humiliating consequences. It isan inheritance that makes one poorer; that brings wretchedness and disease instead of health and riches, for the child whose ancestral blood is tainted with Scrofula or the loathsome virus of Contagious Blood Poison is unfitted for the arduous duties of life so long as any of the trans- mitted poison remains in its vei Scrofula manifests itself in various forms; swollen glands about the neck and throat, catarrh of the head, weak crest hip bone disease, white swelling and offensive sores and abscesses are familiar symptoms, attended usually with loss of strength, poor Atigession|a and pale Se or bloodless complexion, The skin is sometimes most dreadfully aff ted breaking out on all parts of the body. Scrofitla destroys boue, ti we aad. Mesh no part of the human system escapes its withering, henumbing touch. Parents whose bi ed by their own misdeeds, or who themselves may be suffering for the sins of fKome remote ancestor, pinets restore ies one to its normal pu: and strength, or they can- not expect healthy, robust children. S. §. S. cures Serofula, aike other: dis- cases of adeep-seated,con- RICKARD Ve ronsbiinns stitutional character, by mide Ae) “ restoring life and purity to the profoundly poisoned blood, and the rich, strong blood that is carried to the swollen and Aiseased glands absorbs and destroys the tuberculous deposi, and the painful, distiguring sores and other evidences of Scrofula disa $.S *S. should be Bunt immediately upon the appearance of the first ayaa: ‘orwhere there is a known predisposition to Scrofula. Our medical depart- geil! Be fous oui of of great help to those who are he with this wasting soy othe blood a itrosbley ae and ite nile} youlte write Us, or any mem! our, ph; will | ‘When ninotosn years old, and abou one year | after tho birth of my first chiid, thi jands on tho left side of my neck began to swell. Four of tho places were lanced and became open running corae; risings camo under my left arm, and ths discharge ‘was simply awiul, Tho doctors said I had the worst case of Scrofula they had ever the othor drugs given for this disease brought relief. When the physicians advized me to have tho glands removed, I decided to try 8. 8. 8. A fow bottles cured me completely; no signs of tho terriblo cisenee aro left. tom ment.wi disease of Selene eee n Diseases frees ore’ Swit Thus for, the police have ner the slight. | * ext hint as to her tdentity. ere are seventy guests in the eKnmore. Several of them are single and marrier women. The police are quite sure that the 1 THE WORLD: ‘WOMAN IN MURDER SOUGHT BY POLICE but Washington Hote! Mystery Unsolved, Guests of House Being Watched. The theory most ge that Ayres tried to discont quaintunce with some woman, he quarrelied with her. He nounced that he wault leav yesterday ant take 4 bach r apartment-he Arguing thie mattor v In his room and betng pe (Special to The Evening Word.) INGTON, D. C., May 16.—Elght ves, workine to solve the mystery murder of censu: erk James Seymour Ayres, In his room in the Ken- more Hotel. have net yet established a oringle clue, nor have they found a motive, ‘The onty known facts are, that Ayres was stot to death and that a woman In white wis seen leaving his nom by the lire excupe shomgly after the shots were hrant, The ha the h n his eirner | motive | Bacneattion Is su pmor by nt of Harry Reager, a Whose home Ix at what In known 4 Soolety. corner of Eleventh and L streets, northwest. “AYTes was of us faye. R had packed up his be tory to moving here, to take dinner here Sunday afternoon lant. but failed pear, “In explanation of his failure te present, To receivest from hin a of which thé following {# the subst “My Dear Harry—1 must ape y failure to Join y met a warm baby are wlmost Irresistit problem is to find this: woman bo! join # number woman lived In the hotel, even tf she fs hot stepping there now, but a thorough search of every room has brought out no evidence in the way of biow! stained garments. m That the clothing of the person who a the shoo: ing must have been stained, . for the recom was spattered e with blood. al of the watched. KINES prepara He promised me women In the hotel YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD. i. HK » Phenomenal Table Sale! $1.95 Quartered Oak and Imitation Mahogany Table, § 24x24, highly hand polished, with modeled legs and beautifully carved rim; actual value $3.75. Brooklyn Furniture Co., le Largest Retailers, 559 10 571 FULTON ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. 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