The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1901, Page 6

‘With a roar that shook the coun- try for miles around the Bulls Ferry Chemical Works at Shadyside, N. J., Opposite Highty-fifth street, Manh: tan, blew up to-day. The flames that foowed the ex- Plosion razed to the ground the en- * tire plant, covering nearly four acres on the Hudson River front. The latest estimates of the chem- ' feal company’s officials this afternoon | Place the aggregate damage at! $100,000. About fifteen of the forty-five em- ployees in the building, finding them- selves cut off from escape by land, p into the river to ‘gave their lives. Many willing hands } were forced to § , dragged them from the water. 4 Dozens Durted In Ruins, At least a dozen employees ~sere buried In the ruins. Several were | and their injuries attended to by physi-| dragged out from the debris. cians at a nearby hotel. © The explosion hurls! tnrnense showers of burning brands on to the roofs of dwellings in the residential section of Shadyside, two blecks eway. The Inhabitants became pan stricken, but the fire brigades hur-." ried to the scene, and by pouring ewater on the houretops and kno} off the brands prevented another out- break of fire To the north of the chemical works and to the Js the Barrett Fat Works, ‘south stand several gasoline tanks owned hy the Standard Ci ¢ The herole work of the firem these from what seemed certain d: struction. Mysterious Orlgin, The explos! mysterious bulldings f. on what le ined was In on —— oe ~--Worcesters Charge the Durhams at Aldershot] sire trirrert compieteiy wt and Many Men Wounded. aR GE ciEn Uitte midams// Mel] 7 German servant girl, Gite * LONDON, Oct. 16.—The long-standing | bayonets and ball cartridges, attacked | (Me errime husband She and Worces- eulming feud between the ter regiments of Jaat night in jot, when the Wor with ENNSYLVANIA fixe ED THE STOCKS BOND PURCHASE AND PROM- IBED DIVIDENDS HELPED IT. Amalgamated Copper See-Sawed | Under Attack and Other Influenced. anes The strength of Pennsylvania Rall- oad shares and the weakness of Met- ropolitan and Amalgam: were the only noteworthy do-day'’s enrly stock market of $20,000,000 of bonds guarar Pennsylvania road two vanking firms, a6 well as run increase in the dividend rat Bponsible for the gain in P The decline In Amulgama pany bas been greatly reduced, to rally the stock success. “Anaconda point In sympathy decline of more than 2 per vent in Missouri Pacific, but the stoek quickly Tecovered much of its loss. jn the railway group th changes, though New York © Bt. Paul disp arked strength Aside from of the Cop pers and American the dustrials showed few ? Blates Blocks but the tendency of the prices was ward a lower level The market at noon waa di become #tagnunt, with prices hanging near yesterday's level, Kamated Co rallied over a point lev orings later were F my ulls to make an effort by bifding up spectal | vag marked up to inte tbut light. reaponee, entinuing sluggish and running r orthwest 1 saician Ri Laiand Golomde: Fuel lon Bull’s Ferry Company's Big Plant at Shady- side, N. J., Destroyed —-Many Leap Into River—Loss $100,000. dows ov ves used APMs Were nurriedly turned wWalting th employe mes had gained too mucn a shouted to those who had remained in windows into [the frat explosion ean struct ames. » exolodions came the er outside fled in terror Men, wem yescaped, but sey Ftles were at ance formed te and by fire bri some | of the “twel ve plant, which stood | wnoas the River Road. Lrounding tulldings from destruction nd chemi morning wh N A flames tn tae centra Were finally forced {ven flames leaped to the ad 23 s : get dings, which also contained | 7 pd 5 SUSSIE and another warning was oe BERLINER nployes vat 4 managed to atoms Jost in arcely got 1 the burn oiner buildings plant became doover one a nt away were ned down under the fly en were pulled out from one Was mortally more or less brut responded to the Underetift by the v Ratt jes from na | Se sertous affray at Alder: | fer ne o Mi ral and + Below New York varity. Jontinued "rather fee eel salis of stocks to-day were mber wheat, 76 1-2; December ane abs bid; Pie pric May corn, BSE to %. New york's closing pri 74 1: closii rive: vere: rT wheat, 64 1-2 to i 38. Be eee } combined efforts, however, did ve Leventritt im Part IV ¢ ——————— j Rot avail to save t works [Supreme Court, granted a decree of ate sy ete Aisr= | PALS At SGECE RA ALAC LIMA UAE | Decree Against Mill-|:on-t tustand tees J teers ml} ionaire Husband,|enns Notwithstanding His ws on he Kult of the husband. 1 shail ress when your], ared, didn't nre SOAK- yn from her Hege lord | uni nag the sad-faced wife | Sh: en the chlef Cvctor tn “eat y had bee LI using smeit-t re ot the Darkane Invahel gin isthe SBeca salts, t wved and palpl-| Mr Ar during which | happiness. ‘Then she ran ty i n emotion hard to| Barrett were injured. A num] raiiire in ano veh gu mahard ws er husbandt tice on be rye by an ate] i eeneranleairant embraced antl Crted Like wt Klened her manty 18 1 Hitt | “fertel tke a paby when my wife pro- lawyer, Mr Hameed fone that bogive her neha Mr wmetintely took up the tat sud Mr Barrett f alimen ine obteguy was ma nit, and! at he had moved bedroom upstairs Shere he hadn't even room enough for te Mr. itomme! vf marital performed much alimens {a woman | round reveal the pt $70,000,000 BOND PURCHASE! STAY IW JAIL Pwentyentth stree ' TAKE BLOCK OF STOCK. SEEKING HABEAS CORPUS, PS 0 TP iteen-Vear Tr Hut Tells Congresam: 4 n Outbreak Sure —_ by we it Ver warty of An railway ne es whten haw K Exchange ryiew with was reticent nak of hose pases within che last pauc! local Produce & Sorthwent receipts hn contrast to our de- close vosterday. Hut noby the lawyer, aaying that main a pris while empatriot languishing in sales to some Arm, with wheat, at tse otherwise was feature- {tsb mark offset by bama and th The public, as a rule, was await further toma baad from the belt he xtensive rive After: Ket Was higher on support fr the infinity of th The civil Filip: ary authorities are watched at Hong his ardival there and my opening prices, were % cl 10 79 ‘imprisonment two years’ for were: O ryury “8; December, piobers cl ‘orn, December, 500,000 Sa Apel December, M, were: De- May, 58 1-2 THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1901 "CHEMICAL WORKS [COURT GRANTS A DIVORCE TO MRS. LOUISE BARRETT. MURDER IN DEEP SUBWAY | Foreman Duffy Fatally Struck with Pickaxe by Dis- charged Workman. Faward Duffy Inulin tabe fs dying in th man of a gang of 4 working on the new sub- 4. Hood Wright wound In his back I from ad rkaxe in the hands of to ether of to your son Montague, Testimony That Hel‘? steed y alimony to his mother, sald: “Dam satiated from Agreed to Furnish} er t take hair that you wanted Th Atead of putt! there “Just for the regis Hummel called the plaintiff! to the witness stand. pretty In a gown of this point Mr, cross-examined e and her hus- ed a great deal during the thelr married generally arising sa dash for me, and try to you replied?" asked the cross- 0 strike him? . Tran to escape . 1 always talked back. » money so had. nett has always followed me and had detectives after always accusing me of 1 wanted ¢ Montag Mar esult 1 estified that, bes . Ec: eel fey » you knew Tis West Gne Pundre ’ w x,t calculated thin father M> fume Ings, from. which | roe: es he enjoy ntl, besites an ! jer she olght te be ashamed | Indefinite ry < ' tel te du > husband sata I knew being would gives is EAns hay Thad to ‘stand fo anid, years roa house at you drew tie deed. kot that out of him by: force. ACUINALDO TO JUDGE'S FRIENDSt EAPECT ATTACK SPEYER AND KUHN, LOEB|/FILIPINO OBJECTS TO LAWYER GUARD FOR CANTRILL PRESID- ING AT GOEBEL TRIAL. Threats Mave Been Made to friends 3¢ Judge Cantril, Me sev the Assassin ing before whom of complicity in the Goebel don is proceeding, ¥, as it It reported that who saw Goebel tall, witness to-day. desoribed “the crowd from the ad told of a meeting in the . during which it eto him, His ef: | Frank s were un-| Was the firs Freeland 1 lawyer | Hounta ft habeas | Agricultural ng to the| as tal Hotel and get Goebel." 1. K. Watkins, Captain of the military m nunty, A testified that John ‘L, Powers for the Fillptno cause ltold hin, there were men in Frankfort 2" who could ive the Governor an excuxe to call out the militia, Powers wanted him’ to take his com- He Instructed that men take thelr guns but not wear Watkins said Ereptld to Frankfort th their fared to Ko. Iilinols Cent CHICAGO, ee meeting of stockholders of the Illinois Central Ratiroad, held here to-da: ary, n. Incorporated, following directors wore elected te 5.08 DOVER, Del., Oct. 16.—The Indepen-| ceed themselves: dent c y. ; baat dent Salt Company, of Cleveland, to| Lute October cora, 8.16; January, 814; \Murch, 5.03;| manufacture and mine salt, was Incor-| stock from $65,000, An ncrense inthe pil porated yesterday with $200,000 capital ‘authorized, hited Vincenzo Spidacine, one of his men, Vincenzo’s brether, who wax also in by the police of ats station and held | without ball in the Harlem Court to-day. Duffy and his men were at the foot of | the deep ehaft at One Hundred and Eighty-first street. The Spadacine | brosters angered: him and were dis- charged. He ordered them out of the | shaft and setzed Joseph Spadacine by job shoulder. ‘There was a sharp struggle and Duffy fell with the point of the plckaxe burted jin hin back, It had been wielded by | Vincenzo. The Italian then jumped Into the car and went to the top of the shaft escaped without any diMcuity, laring to Intercept them. wounded foreman was later vrought ty the surface, The surgeons vm the hospital found that the kid- ys had been penetrated. Vincenzo will be arrested to-night, the police say. cae GASOLINE STOVE BLEW UP. Max Lowenthal Wurned and Sent ax Lowenthal, the owner of a wame cart, Waa wheeling the cart at Willams street and Matden lane this morning when his gasoline stove exploded. He was burned about the face and sent to the Hudson Street Hospital. 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Special Introductory sale in our new music department on second floor, for a few days. A great selection of popular music. The New Dip Effect Belts. Velvet and Satin, with gilt and oxidized buckles, made to sell at 48¢.—to-MOrrOW... vesseesee suse cents 23c Another Great Special From Our Furniture Dept. This Golden Oak Bureau, worth $10, 6.90 Swell top drawer, bevel oval plate mirror 24x20, three large deep drawers, panel sides, top 36x19, ornamental carvings; thoroughly. made and finish: Having but a limi! ed number, your order should be placed arly, HAMMERSLOUGH BROS,, Quitting ‘i; Business. Fine Clothing at 60 cts. .: Dollar. ely going out of the reta’ We are posal bu. = thie Fall and ahionable, rellable shoue: tome, hou'dered Fall overcoats atk lined Prince Albert coats and | e41 by hand in our own TS ON THE DOLLAR. jerconte; silk 77 50 cach. them are overroate In light anc dark aha fine black thibets and oxford grey mong vcunsa, &-. 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