The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1901, Page 11

aN x’ WAITER ARRESTED. Foreigners Imported by Plaza Hotel Manager Taken to Ellis Island, MADE NO RESISTANCE. Will Be Sent Back to Germany by Order of the Treasury Department, ‘Thistean men whose lngulstic abill- | ~ tleg and deftness in handling dishes ing et their living top floor of No. 1033 Sixth avenue by Inspectors Ledethilger, Toner, Weldon amd Doble, of the Commissioner of Im- migration’s office. ‘The men had deen expecting arrest ‘ince the Federal authorities read in ‘The Wrening World the facts of their importation. Though greatly excited they gathared up their luggage and ac- companied the officers to Ellis Island ‘without protest. hey will be kept there until passage {g secured for them on a ship bound for Germany. ht Commissioner Moffweeny, who worked wp the case with vigor, mid that the expense of deporting the waiters would be borne by the Treasury Depart- mnt. He hse mate a report of the matter to United States District-At- tormey Burnett, who ts considering the edvisatility of an action against Man- ager Hammond, of the Plaza, for a vio- lation of the Contract Labor Law. Comviction under this would mean a fine of $1,000 for each offense, or 513,000 in the present case PLAN TO LIMIT AUTOS’ SPEED. STRIOT RULES MAY BE MADE FOR LONG ISLAND ROADS. Highway Commissioners Give a Public Hearing, Which Many Automobilists Attend. ‘A hearing that will be of interest to automobilists throughout the State was Riven by the Board of Supervisors and the Highway Commissioners at Mine- ola, Ih I, this afternoon. The ques- on to be determined {s whether the speed-limit law relating to automobiles shall be enforced, and the owners of autos all over the Island are taking a lively Interest In the outcome of the hearing. The Board of Supervisors seems deter- mined to pass stringent ordinances to at- tain that end, and the many wealthy owners of automobiles in Hempstead, Roslyn, Wheatly Hille, Westbury and other towns and villages, are making @ strong effort to secure a higher limit on the rate of speed at which machines may be run. Willlam K. Vanderbilt, who ts now and whose flyer, the was once famillar to Islanders, and whose present “Red Demon,” 1s well known 1s one of the many Long machine to the residents, owners of autos who will have an In- teres: In the result of to-day's proceed. ings. committee from the Automobile { Long Island, Is expected to be at the hearing. ure PUSHED HIM FROW WINDOW. GALEB DANLEY FELL 30 FEET AND INJURED HIS SPINE. Assailant Escaped While Neighbors Picked Up the Man and Sent Him to a Hospital, Caleb Danley, a driver, fifty-one years old, of No, 139 Marion street, Brooklyn, was awakened by some nolse in hie home shortly after midnight this morn- Ing: He went to a front window and while looking out someone suddenly grabbed him from the rear and pushed him through the wixiow. He fel] to the ground below, a dis- tance of about thirty feet, severely in- juring his spine. While he lay there helpless he saw a man leave his house, put owing to the darkness. he could give no description of him. Danley was picked up by a neighbor ‘and sent to St. Mary's Hospital. Deteotives from the Quincy street sta- ton are Investigating the mysterious rt ; OLDEST MAN DEAD. Ismail Hadjo Is Said to Have Been One Hundred and Sixty Years Old. LONDON, Oct. 18—In the death of ‘Wudjo was said to have been one hun- . dred and sixty years old. It js claimed thet euthentlo proof of this exists. Gtrange to say Hudjo had all his tac- ulties practically unimpaired at the time of bis death. He even had his full com- Sremnent ot itesthi (all sound, bts Corvira Hiadjon oes “0” | Got exer e:quatter-ofa century, - PIANOLA RECITAL To-morrow, SATURDAY, October 19th, at 3.00 P. M. No cards of admission necessary. SOLOIST: MR. RICHARD ARNOLD, Violinist. Any one hidden in a room near by who will hear the Pianola for tho first time will surely think that it is @ great virtuoso that plays, PROGRAMME: Mebrides Overture (Pingal's Caxe)., MAURICE MOSZKOWSKI. I have been astonished at the perform- ances of your Pianola) which differs rai cally from anything of the kind I have ever heard, It Is a wonderful instrument. Nothing I have ever heard before could be called artistic {n the true sense of that much abused word. LUIGI MANOINELLI. The Pianola does not play the piano. It simply strikes the right notes. With its assistance any one can play the piano, even though he may not know one note from another. THE AEOLIAN COMPANY, 18 West 23d St. AT WHOLESALE PRICES We retail at Wholesale Prices—saving the con- sumer ONE-HALF. Our manufacturing and wholesale business is at 583, 585 and 587 Broadway. Our only New York Retail Store is at 740-742 Broadway. All our Tailors work under the 9-hour system in clean, light workrooms, under perfect sanitary condi- tions, and are paid the prevailing rate of wages. Cheviots, Worsteds, Cassimeres and Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 o’Clock. Tweeds, in Blacks, Blues, Oxfords, Stripes, SN: WOOD e Checks and Overplaids in rich Brown, Olive, 740-742 Broadway. CAPT. MOYNIHAN BURNED BY A dressy SUITS, with broad high shoulders, at. . UP ON CHARGES.) STREAM OF FIRE DENIES THAT HE USED PO-|THOMAS DEGAN INJURED LIOEMEN ON PRIVATE WORE: | WHEN MANHOLE BLEW UP. His Cousin Quoted as Saying He|/ Excess of Electrical Current Pass- Had Sent Boller to Bulld ing Throngh Fuses Causes & Cemetery Vault. the Accident, Capt. Daniel €. Moynihan, of the] A manholo containing a big fuse box West Twentleth atreet station, was be- of the Edison Electric Company, at the ns Intersection of Greene and Fourth fore Inspector Harley this morning to} sere on oo nie morning. ‘Thomas answer to a charge that two police- Degan, No, 1689 Park avenue, a truck men of his command had been assigned | driver, was injured and several horses by him to private work. 6 peels: burned. atream of fire shot from the hole One policeman, Thomas J. Babert. It} 1s the cover blew high into the alr. is satd, painted a house owned by Capt. | Degan, who way driving a iruck of the Moynihan, and the other, August Bol-|tirm of Denis, Degan & Co,, No, 332 East ler, was detailed to the cheering task | Eighteenth street, was just crossing the * Capt. Moynihan‘ street. He was knocked from his seat ofjerecting ja vaultion Cant. S07 "lby the force of the explosion, The let in Calvary Cemetery. horses were soveraly singed. 3 Jne big plece of the manhole cover A newspaper reporter who made they way blown into the sixth story window charges wan the first witness. He said] of H. Gershel & Son's bullding, No, 21 West Fourth strect. This place fs half that in company with another man,|way down tho block. \The plate Klass whose name he refused to disclose, he| window was smashed. vent to the One Hundred and Thint Degan was not seriously hurt. The , cause of the explosion was e: street house last Welnesday and found] Of tlectrical ourrent paaaing through the Egbert painting there when he should | fuses, have been on police duty. LONG “DUEL WITH SABRES. ‘The reporter said that Annte Ryan, a coustn of Capt. Moynihan, told him that MILAN, Oct. 18.—A remarkable duel with sabres has taken place near Leg- Boller wae over in Calvary Cemetery buliding a vault, Capt. Moynthan dented the tale all the} horn, between Lieut. Rerivera, of the way through. He also dented that ne] Artillery, and Signor Perrini. They = here would be “rome.| (URHE seventy-two rounds, and, af. told the reporter t though actually slashing and thrusting thing doing” 1f the story was not prinied.| at one another for an hour and forty ‘The investigation will be resumed to- minutes, they both escaped with slight o morrow morning at 19 o'clock, * JUDGE REBUKES PHILBIN. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Attempt to Force Election Cases Brings Sharp Criticism. ‘An attempt to force an election caxe to trial in Special Sessions to-day brought Bears che from Judge Cowing a sharp rebuke of heiprataths G the District-Attorney's Office. lo “I have tried ten cases this month T may | has jewelry just so fidence We fairly and squarely. reputation. There's one thing that will not wait—the engagement ring.’ Delay {s dangerous. But there Is no need for a man to be foolish about tt He wants to go where he can get the best stone most reasonibly We have it. With And This i appearan: A Solid gol isht patte: Send Orders by Mail. of satisfactio: i sae enii Our Repair Shop oie Webs no one else can repair the watch, the clock or th: fixing a little later—bring It for estimate. OPEN EVENINGS TILL SEVEN. An Extraordinary Sale of French Flannel Shirt Wassts. The lot consists of 50 Dozen Waists, made with tucked yoke pleat- é ed back, bishop sleeve with cuff—a very pretty waist; but, toned back; colors, light, blue- gray, tan, melon, bluett, lav- ender, navy, garnet, black and white; sizes, 32 to 4o; value! $5.00 each, at 8350 each. Lord & Taylor, Broadway & Qgth St where I should have tried a hundred,” said Judge Cowing. “I understand there are 200 prisoners in the Tombs. They should be gotten rid of, and I think it would be advisable If these prison casea were given immotiiate attention,’” The Telephone} Service is the For All Messages, To All Points, At All Hours. 64,000 Telephones In service In Manhattan. Rates from $5 a Month, One-year Contracts. Monthly Payments, Mew York Telephone Company, 16 Dey St, 111 Wess seth Ot. 216 Wess sath St, Dr. Lyon’s PERFECT Tooth Powder AW ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY. Used by people of refinement “Open your mouth and Close your eyes— And I'll gibe you something To make you wis.” f=] The wisdom of the epicure first comes to you when you have your oystere served with Kennedys Oysterettes Sold everywhere—served everywhere— 5 cents a package. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY most people. five year: because Our customers h positing their confidence with us We never misrepresent an { selt are worthy of the name LAMBEHT EROTHERS., or a quarter of a century we have been adding to the Lambert It hasbeen a good investment. DIAMONDS. Back to town the maids hasten Their engag: ¢ Also cuarantes: karat cold, braid Pink And an en. less variety of ot ring. cOgr CANNOT BE EQUALLED. ing in price from $12.00 to $10.00, Never before was it possible to on. Write us for p well oras cheaply. A touch at the right time may save XY not have struck you a larger toad store is much like a far as it of the po have been acd hi we have le. \ve alwz ys treated We a MONE tock the » We their escorts spry, nts to blazon their rings to buy. non rd by and Diamonds a4 w fith a Vest nething tha: gives the neat elegar Vest Chain. mestin’ $90.90 | SIGE > Se ‘ arc t lars. nd ade hat elry so ostly Old Gold Jewelry. gets old-fash oned away in for 2 clings tt. T forgoste v for 125th Street West, On Saturday, (Open till 9.30 P.M.) that a jeweler of responsibility than We have always felt that a ba k-—successful secures and retains the con- fe hree are t opr h. in business nearly twenty- rown larger every year, istomers own in the habit of de- neverto-tortampered with. ind sell only thos» things that Itis the only way. IMPORTERS of DIA- imported most of our years ago before now selling our ealers now ask is always w and ens hidde may be exchanged, remodelled timate. less than an uring jew in anywhere else. So with our Wedding Rings. t Bros.’ Weddi Ives, wth out most reasonabl: in th: workd. 4-k., $3.00 to $12.00, , $4.00 to $16.00, 22-k., $6.00 to $24.00, ths and sizes and no charge for Rings, ma onal gua camless and Pure. order by mail with co much case or such certainty orth its If th en H ig ee SATURDAYS TILL 10 P, M. —— ————_—_! # KOCH & CO. bet. Lenox and Seventh Aves. MEN’S SILK CRAVATS— Imperials and reversible Four-in-Hands— novelty designs, light and dark shades— regularly 65 cents, 29c. MEN Years shoe { leathers. CHARLES | HAWTREY | GARDEN THA. ‘SOTHE | Madi wa | Tho Rogers GRAND le Bay BiG ult 14h St. Theatre, Last Week- In THE CoP HH om RN THE L RHOCKER ¥ JON Sold by Leading Retailers. Morse & Rogers of New York, Wholesale | NEW 54 VOV THEATRE, te | LOUIS MANN | CLARA LIPMAN “Brothers in Washington, Y—HENIY LAY if 1 (JAMES MEANS’ $250 SHOE Known and Approved by the Public for 23 most comfortable and best A VA ROYAL” RIVAL] us GARRICK THEATRE, & ‘ ela A MESSAGE FROM MARS, |) au way. Imadway & 39th St. 4.Cohans T! Te & jovernor's Son, IMRS FISKE) claim it to be. What go Brains, skill of hand, spe te izat | are made by | standard. ‘The woollens are sz | ent domestic and foreign loot nen who accept no to offer you this sort of clothin Sale of 200 Young Men's $12 Kt interest ev for instead of $12, $12 ter Men's Winter Suits at $15, and styles at this price is too Lirge to. give in de- sack style, special priceseee The range of fabric: tail, This is a hint. of what is to be see: k Thibe black Wor heviots, dark toned Cassi mere lin that’ Kd cost. Our spec Nen’s Hats.—T rs to hay a unt of its cially in dark steel and black; we lav shades as well as all the Latest bloc The sume hats in. every charge $3 for, our pri MA ) ORDERS OPEN SATURDAY Amusements. PROCTOR'S Comedy & Vaudeville 5 581) SANLOW 195 Si. 5th Wi 230 St AY io: eT AND REST FR FELDS Aas LY Haiti qnir DIPLOMACY, » VICTORIA PASTO and Tay Vogel Brothers : AQ Six, Cor, B Sve. men who make that one thing their special study-—the garments “" lected from the products of the result of an almost perfect organization—and yet we are able Men's $15 Suits at ‘$12. | Single or dout reasted coats of | | Solt-ferling black Thibets, Oxford gray Ch Ms and rough black Wors eds, cut in. the recular Wroad- shouldered mill -\or $40, ro less. > tord and Cambridge mixtures, olive unty. graceful lines, espe- way that shales $1. Voge Brothers AQ Sie Cor 8» Ave |HURTIG & SEAMON'S aaa u » make our clothing perfect? ion, The styles are designed by thing but custom work as their in all, our garments are the: <« x g at the most modest prices. i Suits at $7.50. Sizes 13to 17. =~ ery young man. ane suits offered are ing, miliary sack Men's Fall Overcoats. Pe Ordinarily ths overcoat you pay $10": * just barely worth the price. Our .~ at this price are so carefully © made they reaily deserve to cor he priced at $14. They're made of < shed worsted and tance I special; \ e rei $10) Men's $20 Overcoats at $15." The long, k ceful yoke Overe coat and " are good exame > ples o popular price of $15 will give you ths same effect for $35\0= The fabrics are Oxe new overplaid ef- ¢ nin all ks in derbys 35 OMPTLY FILLED. EVENING TILL 10.20, SS, WILNMS & WALKER 33! gy WALLACK'S, SoM Herald sa tha. NE DALY; DAN "RICHELIEU Sint Manhattan Theatre 23". Miranda of the Malcony. Ev. $.20, Mat. Sat 3.45.) | DAVID DELASCO Presents | _ in THE AUCTI ¥ OF MUSIC UE st ARIZO THE ; DEWEY rt MATINEE TO.DAY ERUOWA BURLESUES AMERICAN nae 5 DAILY | ALY’S i 10... ‘308 Matinees We THE MESSENGER BOY, with JAMES T. POWERS, P¥__ Good enough for the Government— ft Good enough for anye | 3 Department of State, Washington. i January 10, 1901: The World, New York, N. Y.7°7* Please furnish this departs ment, at your earliest convene: ience, 200 copies of The World; Almanac. es Your obedient servant, °°? THOS, W. CRIDLER,* cele Good enough for the Government—