The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1901, Page 5

) is SKILLED IN EXPRESS WRECK Fast Flyer on Shore Goes Ditch. e VEVELAND, July 9.—One of the worst wrecks on the Lake Shore Road; in years occurred at 2.90 oclock this| morning in the centre of Nottingham village, ten miles east of Cleveland. ‘The Southwestern Linrted on the Big Pour, from St. Lou's, Cincinnat! and other western cities, and which goes on to the Lake Shore tracks in this city, | was! ditched through collision with a| portzon of a freight train. Just what caused the wreck ts not defintely known, but it Is thought a portios of a freight train that had | broken Jn two had rolled onto the pas- wenger tracks. No passengers were killed. The dead are: Frank Anderson, engi- neer of the passenger train, of Buffala O G, MoCullen, of Cincinnat!, mall elerk. The Injured: AVilliam Ellfott, of Buffalo, fireman of: Passenger train, will probably dle. W. M. Baker, of Columbus, mall clerk, injured on head and body, not serious. E. F. Loveless, Cincinnati, mail clerk, Might. ‘Two unknown-tramps, badly burt. ‘The shock to the passenger coaches ‘was terrific. About twenty passengers were in- Jured, but it ts not yet known how s rously. When the from end of the engine ploughed into the ground of the gully !t became disconnected from the other coaches that went over the embank- ment and swirled sideways so that it pointed tn tho other direction. The mail car crashed into the tender, fwrrounding 1: completely. ‘The engi- (wer met his death by being pintoned under his engine. MoCullen, the mall clerk, was crushed between the side of the car and coal tender, HM® was found with hif head forced down between his knees. Two mail clerks when they awoke to their condition were able to extricate tlhem- selves from the wreck without ass ance = At least one person is belleved to be burted under the wreck. Two Not- tingram doctors responded to calls for assistance. The roadbed and the two tracks were torn up for quite a dis- tance, and the embankment will have to be repaired before the track can be relald. ‘The bake Shore track !* blocked ea: and all be Nickel tH wrecked tri to Cleveland over the Plate and wrecking | trains are at work on the Luke Shore. ——— THE TUNNEL Loop. One at City Hall to Go Under Office Vaults, r ‘aan awa DAW davitivaiv, Jou Le Vans ters ARN © RETRAIN PERIL OTR - 8 MORE BRIDGE TRAINS PUT ON TO RELIEVE THE CRUSH. THAOOOMOOMATAAAAPOOHAOSAOO ASIANA AAG DOOOOD Jos ererelereverersy (evere ever CEO EVENING WORLD Assured tha hermione Mrackenridge— put tl atte. Gains Another Bi Hemikiyn api Ts ait Compan | ca loner Shea —Mewin at) sedges ty 0 : 8 poleslones jot? santa they) the operatios of eclghteea Cone 1 {i see to it that th Victory for Patrons |!o*s" to force the | Sry ay ( dee eat | ont Evening Dre him for tie InaaMiclent evtint cars used in the busy hours of the Structure, and Eighteen Trains now iunat Run Continuously| Shen sees aulenty. t Rah ee 15 Nlood Poison, Scrofula, Herema, Pseriasis, Salt Kheum, Acne, or any . Commissioner: Sheajnactejiaeae 7 ea real | ne inatesin the blood, | Reing strictly a veeetable preparation, you, During Rush Hours. from Shelter Island, where he | for beluaigs th thas eset Hails eed Seige ree lly will fir uw much better than a drug store concoction or any nt Cen faite (OOS CU) CeCe CSOT ee Gan a the wid eitiseds potash and mercury retnedies, which affect the bories, mise ere | full train service. had further ontrack. by | seplatipanoniehe Jes and stomach, causing Rhew:natisin or Dyspepsia. If you have never tried/ Tha res! ny fe the full, service) rast te Enst One 7 i .5., you will be surprised at the: Twenty Thousand Anas Iie hmem ned, ae ‘s street Don’t | Experiment inna iate ood effets for novooner turing ot ours when, fon than More Passengers Are i Con the brite. Tt also Take Sz Sz Sz the appetite increases; you grow stronger, and grad- , D ned during rush h pelle : ingleasanings (hg ually but surely it drives out the poisons and restores, rri Ever —| misinformed,” repll Ot RRSeRLNOUES rantisehcant never, the through °T' | atmosnn the blood to a healthy condition. If there is a sore or wicer on the body, it be- Carr ed =VEFY WAY | commissioner | 'Eney ‘are operating | V Pemedied until the Manhattan | ¢ iE when ‘the company. re- | neun he Wiininintering ae. | gins to heal nround the edges, the discharge finally ceases and the Commissioner Shea|“*rresiaent inger Pelle Monat power for Which | et Oe Ging shin—awollen and anges | Well; muscular and bone pains vanish, and the skin is relieved of all itchi Brack: intr rejoined 1d that Orders Change When Vito a train every poattion ‘in cola HALT IN TRIAL ‘TIRED AND LANGUID. — Of WVDONNELL. eeu on imate Tone for Women in the Summertime. 4 ail | ee 2 we’ ‘Illness of Prosecutor a See | 4 Marie Coats the Apple-}threa t | Delaney Causes fea thet abies . oh, | Adjournment. a tee My as a plece of red and 1 paper and \) of Myles MeDo Hartman's \ lady oo myge to L grt Dec care catarre: kan to take Del ed Mr, at once ing half of one bott. better and ms st y mouth was Whea I sf could 4 up long encugh to wash the dishes, bowels had given me but Uttle The numbness left my limbs and I could walk quite a little way “I have taken only five bottles and can truthfully say that fam well, and can and siways will praise Peruna."—3irs, Emma A. Hell Angle In Too ML Summer Catarrh, The exceedingly hot weather of the prea ent summer {s producing an alarming fatality from diarrhoea, cholera infantum, holera morbus and dysentery and other 1 affections of the abdominal organs, Every family and person ought to be ed with an effective preventlve aba 2 diseases. naver fatia, when used {n time, te most severe cases of them. Thousands of lvea are saved by this une y tn all catarrhal diseases of nach and bowels. not already acquainted with re cum sand find It very reliable an oat Marie Coate {tr you Emma A. Bell, Fort Pterce, ‘al virtues of Peruna in summer . send for a free book written by 14S 1 was taken very Presideat Hartman Sant ‘ thought to be us, Ohio, on diseases pes h oO summer, whic the causes, contains a descrip= ms and cure of rous and prevalent diseases. L there dani aa S.9.S, has been} . before the public! el for many years; p from a small be: S; ginning, it has: : steadily worked Its way to the front, and is now Bnown in every city, town and hamlet in the country, Its staunchest friends are those who lave known i longest and have “ed its wonderful curative powers in their own families or among their sand ecquaintances. Grateful patients in all parts of the Sonate; tell of oration to health and happiness, and the testimony of these is the high- nee OF tne inedicine’s worth. . is more popular today than ever, in its history other remedy stan h, has ever given such perfect: satisfaction or is so reliable in the cu Kheumatism, Catarrh, Con- declared, ng” In aptalns in irritating eruptions, rvous, run down and anaemic people will find S. 8. just’the medicine they need, © blood poverty, and illy nourished nerves are. f injury. Proot ‘The workmen on the City Hall loop of Int that trans may responsible for their condition, For old people and children S. S. S. has ne the rapld transit tunnel are now dissing} Facts Are Presented. sondarewritiout on in exhal being free from all minerals, it docs not nauseate or have any injuriomy underneath the sidewalk on the north-| store thro ervice as so proportioned that his 3% lect whatever, and keeps the Dlood good condition, thus fortify ing ousteatt casterly side of Mail street. Work was! hella arte a fe the erste electric: power for sht never made him look | disease, Experience teaches what is good and what is not good; this applies also begun to-day jon the trench along the Brook. |}mum number operated smite 4 fat man 9 bed particularly to medicine, and S. S.S., a remedy thavhas retained the coufidence the north pe Row midway ME Rae jae, Moped a Ue aed ayniiaplditrans a ein Mon- Ava t the re of the people fo; nett Soy ra, ak have P : ; erla's oF. Improve uve street acrons the lridi .| E WwW COU V with hearty ci merit—1T CORUS, is the secret of its success, the Hipeasury, has o t/ Hrooklyn Bridge transportation has been ae Hd MOE ESSE ON OMAN LD HA E When reporter ze] When you call for S. S. S. don't be persuaded i sto Invade the United St PEON Asay resulyoel the determined and Mell the goseip of the Court-Ho tu accept something else—there is no substi- nents vaults tinder Mail Reraistent dem thin newspaper | © Seles YS HAD ROGERS’ S MILLIONS. he nrouned Isto a nalt pos | tute for S.S.S. It is the only guaranteed } ‘uthiting. hae, forws Tnceontinu nyen the. bridge and, fesning on one elbow. we ox: | purely vegetable Med purity, andthe } axhington, recommending 7 pe bequests to his relatives and is aw fol- J) his small round shing | safest: and for all blood and skin be ranted by the Government | Tallway hereafter during the roah Nol | noua? 3 lows: say Tam afrald to out, | uoubles. Dont let them force au inferior Merk thtass ta tit araochcal teeeeaeen sel nicnc tated Supt. Menckenridze—on, aeunt| Mrs. Dickey Repulsed) "t tave uring my Ifetime had acen- And that 1am plying alek inineral renedy on you because there is a larger prot ini it, ye have any : cht. 4 nto give advice and make Inveat-|to escape belnx called ax a witness {a | blood or skin discuse, don't hesitate to write us about it; our physicians wi oe he of tral f —— This Is th maximum number of trains : 4 Him asa Girl and ments for women of my acquaintance, | MeDonnell’a trial, do they? Does that! carefully consider your case aud advise you without charge. Book on Bi F Lived a Mason, Died a Catholic, [that can be operated with safety and Meer La Eeenin 2 rete for paca a . is é ood and.” : ah : Hee eee eee Ror acura Widow. and if at Barer ¢ ara Skin Discises free! THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA, GA. PIMLADEDIIA, July George 1] Deane Int i Mead lyr the cable ine > are only asa | woman imay be dd indebted to vn’ thing whoj had pbeencay prominent! * 5 erry: CES i erating alxteen, estate ft fs om ire and | her: shoo! these = ———— in this city many years, died in] °f the bridge every day than un A ‘| A | + and Dividend Notice the Catholte faith. the vixteen-train system. Sapt. Nrackenridge—Yea; we took Jorder and tn dente that ted he Dentistry. nterest and Divi otices, ‘A mysterious clause referring to pos cutors that | tlona of the tragedy. I SS sible debts due film by women and an] such womenito t ‘ PEER: CITIZ NEW HINTS IN THE PURSUIT OF HEALTH. fore” ate onto ita, jens. aul cance DIRECTLY OPPOSITE ERRIGHS. Wohi, GPtRRy So GaN favorite nephew £ ) instead Of pexist, shall be cancelled. men. 4 piv 1 m4 the principal discovertes | A Sert i} H Fy Creer Cees PAINLESS DENTISTRY. th r (Sia) Ee Ajwerediher velasinal ade : ; A Boyhood Friend. ppecitare' oa. picteleieleieicieleiebtcieieteicieieieieteictelnietofetetetetetniebeininiebrtefeicfelefoietoleititetetnieinbeieinetedetot-te Ay in the wil of thy lat The relatives who hone “Tom Keauedy was born on the rock TEETH $1 eae 3 5 ta will deligh ay ec up here tn om, an) T have know 7 k that the old. milllonalre, wiro a Gail and. get our esi cious woman who figures! | fel ao hard) tovahut: them, que\| Mita iste, We aa estimates i inffithe) a surroundlngs ot| any but the amaliest share inh manure w. TERRY HASLERS President El whom so much naa been sal yon his favorlte and $1,008 | ————-——* — sh Wan a Mrs. Dickey, a Southorn w ved Chis, would Banking and Financial. se | who, perhaps, ‘ s contest, ‘The error occurs ig 4} then she. will re awineih aK ‘Qetabere 19) Inet t Tol when | thtendeduessieenaaae The aon T ever Ser) Cooper & (Py, ” y Fon LIFE AND HOWTO LIVE IT— test oe ane | Private Bankers, Ah te show the strong w ees Of the roax, and hah | — BY AURETTA ROYS ALDRICH Sd eel tee re ath means Boar Lae mecneeeat * garded as the best-dressed man in Pater- he Ho KereS tb | fh feat tab Interest at the rate of 4 per cent. (Copyrighted, 1901, by Anthony J. Drexel Diddle.) Flhon, He bes fatunted wiih Kitty {Be HOt veo ato Sb Am noanadRroabenars anaum credited to depositors on Tai their itbiet tie b bbb bictierkebiebibieitbitthhhirebbiin-biehrihtericric-ierict | Blair, the daughter of a draughtsman.) yrany pe ‘ : laren be fe 1001, for the three, tout, Give acd ee + tefl! . : Gaal any persons tn Paterson e& 4 ‘ [who was ce In the fnventor’s) some one will come in ULL SETS OF BES! TEETH, A, = ending Juae 30, 1901, on all 2 t we miss thix by beginning, often | of the pelvic muscles to assist tn eX) works, Mine Hair would have nothing | to be the widow of the dead man ax deposits {rom $5.00 and cot over $3,008, er Rone fe ee acre in childhood to force the thegatd “hel gasp bur tt yy eannot this 10] 04g with young Jacob, She married a} on as will has been fled ARDS $5, | TAD $9. aa bePosite made before the 10th day of chest muxcles to do the work of the © preaned ier BO UTRerner, ————— 0 f for The Evening World from 2] Gone, HOC ne ctierey anos say by | Col, Dickey. a : sce iooatweli ends to entity, y All deposits payable on demand with “Lite, and How to Live 11,” by S}iungs ined tie ocean tcraninie vekene | eauely int hommes in natiirally pr POLE oan ae “LE don't see how 1 could be valuable | fl Di. RAWKIN 5 DENTAL PARLORS, aut notice. . 5 s upon this organ, lesvening thelr | Fuded, Hs South on the day of) ALLENTOWN, Pa. Ju valuable Hours 9 A. BM, to $.30 P.M. eal m of the publisher, room erally and depressing every | In belie: etre hed by, the pcluen ing ote eB Rogers sent a hand-| fills, a carpenter, red a job a » tor] B Sith Aye H y Drexel Aiddle, of Ph eee o tof if xtretohed, and it! xome sum of money td the young bride ina been for several month AAU. WT, EAGLE SAVINGS & LOAN (0, pala. shout bay mawement: In, yoeaileatton | trader “ine contracting sie sia, ceetalaly | ing gift, It waa returned, Some | ind fell from the roof where he went | Betneen 224 4 234 3s, 3 9-8-8 -B 2 0 widening of the ribs, 1, a couR! 1 it fterward, while travelling In 4 1 OOO2ES2E 8200020098 ginning with tho floating ribs, to make Meee re eee ee ee are naeeiia tiene cadiren Winereankche| |= —— ‘ SANA SE ALWANS OLES, room: for the dinphragm to widen and WLO HAVEL IeKey family. | LESSON NO. z. Mft at the aides so as to wuppert the He amt th = Se — lungs—the great reservoir of alr—sutll- | ture that eee The Proper Method of UVocalisation and the Function of the Diaphragm in Sopyorting and Protecting the Lungs: —Vocalising as a Means to Health. OST voices that are “trained” arc neither flextble nor resonant, and ) no necessarily wear out rapidly, If the voice is supported as nature in- Qmded it should be, from the dia- dhragm, it would be both flexible and Fesonant and not ensily worn out, be- enuse the diaphragm is the largest muscle in the body, and Its office Is to rapport the lungs in vocalizing of every fand, and also to protect the organs be- fw from the very pressure downward of which nearly everybody 1s the vic- fa. ‘ ‘So the whole body Is involved in a srocess of defeat through vocalizing when this should be the great force ward harmony in all the relations of Be body. Cocallzing 1s simply using the out- ‘ping breath for making sound, ‘Talking Is throwing the thought on to ‘the current of the outgoing breath, and the diaphragm is the force which should give the desired emphasis or accent. Bpeech should be continual music in our ears and hearu, Jr, in ade hi to ofilce. clently to absolutely control the volume | matter “tn nt ty her and offered his ald to free ter, for it in nat cnly a loss of 20 much vital energy—and waste Is an of- fense to nature—but organs that act #0 funeral, ) bill in her hands. door tn his facy, This and attempted @9 thrust | She shut the i is the woman sunge Jungs while RAINPROOF SHORT SKIRTS of Oxford Reversisle Cloth: DONOR BRA BRAKGH: of alr in the lungs and reduce the vital | RAtural rhy 5 fr is. She ‘tt AND ch into the ‘from her matrimonial bends, Sh ; ANDI eoteeee iy BASED ALD Ra Any F} pur ul the. offe When Mr. Rogers *. an LU i Equipped tor F 2 KNICKERBOCKER > jon equlred fess shows no s part of hia experience he we Oh dentistry flexing begun 0) ,the pelvic muscles ts] ny form wf exe ee, but Suly back | elias See ee eaktandliee | rv 7 ean tO. a BUILDING- LOAN COMPANY, Joined In by ail the myxcles below the | while nature's exercise Is both contract: tainly. self-willed. eee TL eel 153 West 125th St. N. ¥. City. lungs and the diaphragm arches still) Ing and stretching. whic Im per oy after this vialt he heard | ——= ia ay am the 3), exemplified in stretching of uo pelvt oe rs = se 5% P ANNUM JULY AND JANUARY, moore ona lbe lubes OnE , | muscles by inhaling and contracting By t was ideadiand;thatithe SUIT DEPARTMENT. (Second Floor.) ; i MUANNUALLY, UF We often speak of a “waste of breath" wife. wan pK He ain went For Sale 6% oat ELSI e very. wer : ¢ yolco can be made to do a good] ' vay all expenses | Lae in ridicule, but it ts a very serious mat-| 4 The yoleo can be made to do a kood nd offered to pay all expenses | For WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th: \ THAN YETINE BEAR IN MIND ~~, As to allow waste are out of order, | atmonpheric “and | who could have had every dollar “Jake” Navy and Black Cheviot, for Tourist wear, $, i R ‘The nerves cannot control auch organs, | t! ato ch the’ boly| Rogers possessed if she hmi only oon- NY, 8.50 ( R _ CRE D VERYBODY. and are not able to perform heir utlice | & eendy ae a Hite will be cans Taented to be his wife, = ub Wane, Of carrying the mesvages :o the bratn. | ally’ depresned. Henin Mi dedeladh Reh Depends Upon the Nephew. Also a number of SUITS (Tailor-made effects) of q ‘Dry aooday- Vocalization should ve simply the use But when the volce Is used with full " e tC I : : 5 of the outgoing breath, with th coroperation ‘of all ye on soit not ; ree pe ae eee eee eneegereett | Mohaie:f Cheviot and) Homespun. CZ. RE na E ie | Snipe becomunicicher: tes 4 o-day Upon the action o endo ce ward tendency of all the abdominal |far a healthy impulee in given to the] Itegers, dr, the favorite nephew, who | at Exceptionally Low Prices: organs, but there are very few adults | nerven, ‘ hag nah desided {whettiers wii aecept ithe i ARGE iT Mee etanT Ie Kero neem ea nied byita'|cevpealiaing, (hen. becomes |a means, ot| 28 menen $ $ $21.00 sn Open evening health anda up ° $100,000 left him or throw his fortune tn r i 2 protrusion of the abdomen, and of| soul, since oxpression. eke, ee Le the other heira Inn flieht to break 14.50 17.00 eS miata meer course thix means 8 pressing upon it} thognt In tanguage or emotion in mus| che "will in court and prevent tho 1 hA ‘ from something atove 40 that there Is non ThoUKht, feolitig, and physical | 0.0% extate xolng to the Metropolitan en a ena rn reer 1431 Eighth Ave., 3 a sree o re oman ners. Pe vitality fre engi aa in th atural] Museum of Art of this city, PEN MUNDAY & SATURDAY NEN ee mca ee tween the muscles that force the breath | nee of the vol nx must reach Its! ‘Phe clause ing to ponslble debts match, Amie upward and those that press the organ in) ghee ways: followaatitl sieimomentla a puzele to tha excoutors: | During the: months of July and August ae ere un be Se down, protruding the abdomen. ite i They cannot understand 1t,-but hop open between the hours of 8.30 A. M. and 5 P. " °3 E able prices This divorce of activity must be al The uext tedaon will treat of food] when they have secured all the papers s enGsAR, Sf aatetn tans aturdays, 8, A. M. to [2 Noon. iSeaiberes serious menace to the body whose first} ang the care of the digestive sys-| lett by tho old millionaire to find some- ys 8.30 I fae! i bs ie s jaw {s order. ey ing to throw mht on It. t “ht weekly payments It 1s a dednite and important office tel olause? ls Use. Bret) following. the antod hom, gt Breeding. ® ‘ X 2