The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1901, Page 5

BURIED ALIVE TWO HOURS,» Italian Laborer, Packed in Sand and Stone, Survives Through a Miracle. COVERED IN A CAVE-IN. After Two Hours of Digging He Was Dragged Out and Will Probably Recover. Burlea for nearly two hours in a grave of his own digging, and nally to conte out alive, was the strange exnerience of Bennedetto Abrouzio, twenty-five years olf, of No. 2% Johnson avenue, Brooklyn, Abrouzio was digging © cesspool on Winthrop street, near East New York avenue, yesterday. By noon he had ex- cavated a hole ten feet deep and mine feet in dinmeter. Two men stood at the top drawing up the carth as Abrouzio filled the bucket. Without warning the sides caved in and Abrouzlo was burfed decp under earth and stones His companions rushed for help, and seon began to dig for the Imprisoned man. An ambulance call was sent, which brought a Kings County Hospital ambulance, with Dr. John D. Byrne, Jr.. In charge, Dr. Byrne took a shovel and assisted fn the digging. After about an hour's hard work and many unsuccessful ef- forts to locate the man, Abrouzio's head ‘was uncovered. Upon it rested a huge rock. He had been buried standing. He was unconscious, but life was still there. An attempt to lift him out falled, as the carth held his body firmly. While the men dug frantically Dr. Byrne administered stimulants, After half an hour's digging Abrouzio was re- leased and taken to the hospital, There he finally regained consclousness and will probably be discharged well to-day, “It was most remarkable," sald Dr. Byrne, “how he could have lived. The earth wan packed closely around him and it seems nearly impossible for him to have found any alr to keep life in aim." STOLENTORSE SHOW HATS RECOVERED. ‘EIGHT MILLIONAIRES’ WIVES REJOICE IN THE FIND. Incidentally, the Four Men Who, It In Allezed, Stole the Mil- Mnery, Are Locked Up. ® Four men were arraigned In the'Jof- ferson Market Court this morning charged with larceny and were held in $1,000 each for further examination. They gave their nanres as James Caruc and James McDonald, of No. 259 West Thirty-ninth street; James Egan, of Newark. and Willlam Clark, of No, 33 West Thirty-seventh street. They were arrested by Detectives Darcey and Hawkins, of the Wes: Thirtleth atation, The game they tried was old one, and was worked euccessfu and gut for the vigilince of the detec tives they would huve made good thelr escape, ax they were packed up and ready to move when the arrest: was made, It is charged by Thursday they met who was employed iT that oi messenger Mrs, Catherin ble milliner, of The boy had a ot the a umber of bundles with the delive: , Walch he had been tntrusted. asked him to go on a messni and offered to take ¢: until he returned. The be offer wi! erity, the men the peared. rithem and had disap- 1 at $60 for eight. millionaires: mv to wear lo the horse show, Other goods were fourd Jn the possession of the men for which owners have not yet Deen found, and they had a number of pawn tickets, The detectives say that all four men are old timers and their pictures are in tho Rogues’ Gullery: emery eof the bundles | THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16, 1901. HER NAME CLEARED UNDER | _NEW CO-RESPONDENT LAW. DIDO GOLOOO JOOOO! Mrs, Aaron Schultz Is blessing to-day | later she had been named by Mrs. Rac the State law passed two years ago ax co-respondent siving to a person “named co-re- Mrs. Schultz, Who Was} . Md not defend his wife's spondent tn a divorce suit the right . . suit got a decree, Mixa Wiener. to a Jury trial’ to defend bis or her Miss Wiener, Proves|*)", ngaged to Mr. Schultz, applied name. Her Innocence Be. | under the new law for the chan to She is the first person to take advan- tage of its provisions. and her name,! fore the Court emirched, through absolutely no fault | Rixa Divorce Suit of her own, in the divorce case of Jo- hanna Rixa against Dr. Alexander Rixa, asily, and the jury was ten minutes In preparing Its in he two witnesses against her to admit that he had written hale had given 1s absolutely cleared, hultz When ghe was Miss Rae Wiener she |was horrified to find that when the his first aigudayrwould boarded with the Rixas for a time and | doctor and his wife quarelled two years orxewhip. $1,250,000 TIARA FOR MRS. BRADLEY MARTIN. + ALLEGED OVERCOAT ee a ee THREE MEN ACCUSED DIs-| Worn by Her at the King’s Coronation. CHARGED BY MAGISTRATE. | LONDON, trylug ta outvle each King 5 brilllaney of thelr taras. taking of the moat b uth Hradley Martin is} ful women in London, the wife of the in Paris, tt in reported, | Barl of Kilmorey, who was a boyhood. £000, It is a replica dadem | intimate friend of the King; ly Lone which shune on the head Irapress [donderry, the Duchess of Devonshire and Musse detectives at Various hotels| Josephine. | the Duchess of Portland, are all walt to have been looking foran organized gang} Queen Alexandra, not to be outdone be spending vast sums In order to cele- by the resident Americans, Is having |brate the corgnation vy a display of of hotel thieves for some time, and thes | ing Koh--noor diamond set in her new jewels worthy of th fon, were convinced that they had secured] crown, ‘The inclusion of this stone will [tix reported that King Edward at the the right persons last right when De-| make crown the most v: * {a coronation will confer the semi-royat tective MeCallomn, of the Hotel Marl-| the world, a distinction now held by the | title of Duke of Inverness on his son-in- VKing of Portugal, | law, the Duke of Fife, borough, arrested three men who were trying th get from the cloak Tar FT. WASHINGTON. un overcoat 3 TITUS SAYS HE HAS NO WOMEN SLEUTHS detective became suspicious an the man where he got the ch piled that a man known an “ had given it.to him and sent him for BAUMANN DID NOT INSULT tilS GIRLS. WAS HORSEWHIPPED. BUT IS VINDICATED IN COURT. Bertha and Jennie Levy Retract— Employees Pa: Renolations Praising His Manly Conduct. “William Baumann, Manager of the Baumann dry-goods store at One Hun- “dred and Eighteenth street and Third avenue, who was horsewhipped by Bertha and Jennie Levy, saleswomen lagt Monday, w vindleated in the Harlem Police Court to-day of the charge of insulting the young women, Both the Levy girls told the Maxis- trate that they had acted hastily and desired to withdraw any charge made against their former employer, Mr, Baumann told Magistrate Hogan “that he had no desire to press the com. plaint, and was satisfied with the ex- planation of his assaltants. including Charles Levy, a brother of the two gitis, were discharged. stent itving condurg of nager Baumann ‘oward. ull bis/em- the coat; “Big BIN" at time in « saloon at Thirty-seventh street and Beventh avenu The detectly negro called at the hotel last night a Presented a check for’an overcoat. NDREW H. GREEN SPEAKS FOR HISTORICAL SOCIETY. DOESN’T KNOW CAPTIVE IN DIAMOND THEFT CASE. went there and placell under arrest Wiillam Charity, of > Kel is. West Sixtleth street and _ Dani of No, 48 Seventh avenue, Thi hame was Willlain Arvilho, of Riad tt CO) Med a? West Forty-fifth str The detective Heroes in the Holyrood Epia- was positive that he had made a “good copa Church, cuteh" when It was found that the aid not ft any of the men; but when they were arralgned in the Jefferson ‘Ket Court this morning Magistrate Crane held that a4 no one was produced who cliimed that the coat belonged to him there was nothing to hold the inca { on and ordered their discharge. © Loulse Brightman Told Boston Police She Was One of Cap- tain’s Detectives. Capt. Titus, of the Detective Bureau, was indignant when shown the Boston | telesram telling of a young woman who claimed to be one of him expert thief catchers. He dented having any woman detectives on hin staff. Yesterday a Milas Loulse Brightman In the Holyrood Protestant Episcopal! Kingsbridge Road and One Chureh Hundred and Elghty-first street memo- rial services were held to-day before the unvelling of an elaborate monument DIED ON WAY TO HOSPITAL,|°% m2rt!e. sranite and bronze In com- at memoration of the one hundred andl was arrested Iu Boston accused of being twenty-fifth anniversary of the Battle William Korn Overcome itn Aly td i y implicated In the theft of $1,600 worth Employer's Cab. of Fort Se of diamonds from ono of Boston's aris- The Rev, C, Morton Murray oMciated | tocratic families. She was young and William Korn, sixty-eight years old, Aled this morning while in a cab on his] and the hey Albxander Hamilton, way to Bellevue Hospital. Korn had/ St. Paul's Church, Norwalk, Conn., been for Mfteen years a watchman In] jineql deacendant of the great: Hamil: the employ of Alvin Neuman, a manu- a eee i tacturee of artificial lowerm of Na. 20] t0% assisted. Canon Knowles, of Trin Second street, and he lived in the house] itv Church, pteached the sermon, An- of Mr, Neuman. He was attacked with] drew H, Green, president of the Amer- bronchitis three days ago and his. em- fi arin enic and Historlc Preservation ployer was taking him to Bellevue when| 2" 8 of a handsome, To the oMcers che arserted that she was a member of Capt. Titus's staff. “Don't know any such person," Capt, Titus, "I have no women detec- tlves, Haven't any use for them. I don’t see what game she Js up to, claim- death came, Society, made the address. Ing she 1g on my staff. She ought to ARTS Sn $C n abe ah rr ‘The. Washington Continental Guards, Good, substantial homes are to. be? a veteran artillery corps, founded In gound by bright seekers through Suime 43%, avd a corps, known us the Minute Max, World Wanted +") Min, were present én auniform.” / le a TR aT know It wouldn't take long to nail that story. I don’t even know who she is, the name {4 unfamiliar.” ‘There Is no record of any Louise “Brightman in the criminal court. pegs MERCHANT HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE. ,, $4.500 CHECK. frei Ne Accused of Withholding It Lendon Bank for Which Sold 1,000 Bags of Coffee. of TP. menshan' oner, Jone URE sion ») bank for two years, sold 1,0) bags o} he consignment to Lewtohn Broa foi elved on accomit a cher Natlonal Hank, ™ TP Jones & ¢ vral assignment, alleg! that all thelr assets had been wiped out, je Phenix Bank held a note against ex for $4.000, and Immediately appro. priated the check. Abraham Jones in court to-day, sald that his cellent had a good and suMetent defense, but that In order to establish it tran actions Involving miilions of dol would have to be gene o rs |. P. JONES MUST ANSWER FOR | was eit in ball Centre : Court to-day on a charge of grand larceny preferred by J. Law- rence MeKenver, re of the} London and Braz pride whose new York la at No. il Wall street MeKeever ma the following alleva- tlons in court: On Oct. 2 the steamship Remmey are rived at this port with a cargo of coffee and bags consigned to McKeever, as repre tive of th rank. Jones, why hat done Jobbing the f r k leposited In his own name in Then daya Elkins, who represented [SOUTHERN BEAUTY TO | WED A NEW YORK MAN. 2+ eo — |Miss Frances Coleman Will Recome the Bride of Roger William on Monday and Go Abroad. The marriage of Miss Frances Cole- man, f the most beautiful soctety rirls of Richmond, Va. lam, of New York, will next Monday. Miss Coleman's beauty admiration since her popularity: since her debut. ed) Mr. and Mrs, day the abroad, her sch has ol days and 1 widespread one be William will sat) Tues- Katser Wilhelm for a win- on hos won her -—- Mime. tee turned to-day from Europe on the Amer- St. Paul after an She has sung In urly every large city In England and on the Continent since last she appeared before an American audience, She will make a thirty weeks tour of the United States, Canada and Mexico. She will open in Boston on Nov. 26. With her came her husband, Dr. Ray- mond Palmer, Pablo Casals, ‘cellist; Leon Moreau, planist and composer; M. Bmma Nevada, the singer, n line ateamsip absence of two years. Maquarro, flutist, and Ray Duncan, her secretary. “1 shall never forget the last time I ded in New York," said Mme. Ne- vada, “I was so Mil that I had to be taken at once to my hotel in a car- riage. This time [ am tn better shape. During my tour of the country I shall revive the old-time songs—those old. sweet songs of tho past, which wero ao beautiful and whose memory still lives, Especially wil Tsing the old Ttallan songs. “L have received many to do so. I remember that when I was in the South las time I was asked to sing ‘Sallle in Our Alley,’ but I did not know the song. I am going to alng that song now If It !s requested. My secre- tary haa orders to get It for me at once. “L have heard that there {9 an effort being made In the Weat to suppress rag. time metodlea, I cannot understand why they want to suppress them, Rag-time Ju all right. Some of tho rag-time sougs are very pretty, and they do not de- serve such a fate, Rag-time ts popular, and whether they will be able to sup prens {tis another thing.” On the St, Paul also was H Phipps, who waa accompanied by two Gaughters, Another arrival was John G, A. Leishman, United States Minister to Turkey. Countess Stavra, who resides in London, tx here for a two weeks’ vidlt. Others arriving wert: Capt. Bathe, Mr. and Mra. J. K. Patchfo Mra. Frederick Bronson, Judge Bumpu Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Duer, Charles ‘Zgan, Mrs. J. Warren Goddard, Mr. letters asking | me to sing the old songs, and [am gotng | ¥ EMMA NEVADA IS BACK TO SING THE OLD SONGS. Singer Will Tour ae tie States, Canada| and Mexico and Cling to Old seelodics: fia MME. EMMA NEVADA COPYRIGHT AIME DUPONT SS => | i} | | 5, LIFESAVER GETS $750 FOR ARREST. FALSELY ‘%MPRISONED COAT-STEALING CHARGE. ion Would Not § e Confinement Re! are and Got Verdict. A warded to-day {n Judge Hascall’s part verdict for $7) damages was ong Island, for being arr up five days°on a false Hotel, and locked charge. ‘The defendant was Henry Wills, of the Union League Stables. Lite. being only a summer trade, Wil found employment last winter at Wil- lis’ stables: 2 Dr, Cleveland's coachman lost an overcoat from his locker at the stables on April 4. Mr. Willls accused the life. saver of stealing {t, and called a police- an, who locked him up tn the West irty-seventh street station. He was remanded to the West Side Court Prison next day, and held (Mere for five days, while his accusers sought evidence, ‘At the examination, Magistrate Meade diantssed the complaint and gave Wile gon an honorable discharge, It is the history of hypdreds of cases in the courts, of which nothing Is ever heard. agaln, But Wilson did not sub- mit tamely to such treatment, Through ‘Mauri feyer he brow; sult. for §2.00) damages, and got this verdict of ¥ — TOLER NOT IN ACCIDENT. jer Was Not in Carriage Was Struck. was not in his car- “1 struck of his horaes at Twenty Jay eventing. and ind 1899 cartage ecupied by Mrs. | bird S$, Coler and a woman friend, and oT was driven by Mr, Coler's Mrs, Coler was a Ittle hut nelther she nor her. friend iscom, Sr. do tielther te suffering any Hastings, Mri Ludiow, Me. i Mire. W Mienecte from the shock. amd Mi Ko Rien! —— Nibbert, Me and s Blown Over, Welker 16.—The high winds alled here have done Jamage at the Pan-Rmeri- Statues have been blown. an ad, Mrs. 5. E ff. the de Marquise the staf! wwhich had been companted b Marquls E hegina her tour M y next at Carnegie cked by froat- has been ripped from fall with the Paur Orchestra ¥ of the bulldings. ON] been able to assimilate cod liver) oil” bmit Tamely | rived benefit from cod liver oll. way the City Court to Fred J. Wilson, the | Years, and this {5 exactly w! life-saver at James Dresiln's Edgemere | been accomplished by two prominent d 5 GREAT INDEED Will Be the Advantage De- rived from the Old Rem- edy in New Form. Wm. B. Riker & Son Co,, the Drage gists, Interetted. The Public Marvel, and Doctors Every whore Pleased. Nowadays it takes considerable te astonish the world. So many won- derful things have been discovered in the past century that it has seemed almost Impossible that any> thing more could be found to add (to the comfort or benefit of man. Probaby no branch of sclence has made such wonderful strides as have been made in the practice of medi- cine. Diseases that a number of years ago were considered fatal are now known to be curable, Even con- sumption is no longer looked upon. with the dread that it formerly in- splred. It 1s right on this line of wi diseases that we now have news a wonderful discovery—one that is _ bound to revolutionize the science of mecicine and startle the world. Every one is famillar with methods that have been employed by’ phy- sictans for years in cases that they were afraid would develop tt date ade cline. In all troubles of thi lungs, bronchial tubes and Core similar ailments that were known to end disastrously, about the first thing the doctor would do would be. to rec~ ommend cod liver oil, for cod livw oll has been recognized for @ many years as arrest medicinal properties adapted for the cure of euch ety Every one knows obj however, to the use of this nauseat- ing remedy. So extremely disagree= ~ able is the taste and smell of cod’: liver ofl that many people have ac- tually been unable to take a are dose of jt. Many others hay herolc efforts to take the inedicine, but have been obliged to abandon it atter struggling with the horrible stuff for a few days. Tho consequence {s that thousands: have drifted into incurable diseases who might have been saved had it been possible to administer this: po- tent medicine. Enough people to prove to the medical profession and the world at large its intrinsic value. Such patients as were with unusually strong stomachs dec then, could not a form of it be de- vised to be administered to whose digestive organs had Deer weakened by disease? ‘vhis 1s exactly what scientists and chemists have been aiming at for. what has, French chemists. Their secret has tan brought to America and our own Mr, Edward D. Cahoon, Tree urer of Riker’s Drug Store, 6th ave- nue and 23d st.. has succeeded in con- necting himself with the prominent firm of Boston chemists who arey” placing this new preparation on the market. The preparation in question, - now that it has been discovered, like-— all other great inventions, is simple, - By a peculiar process the liver of the — live cod {3 treated In such a manner that there is obtained an extract which contains all, and only all, of the’ curative properties that have made cod liver oil famous. The hor- rible-smelling, nauseating-tasting fat that has always be 1 a part of this remedy has been left entirely behind. This curative extract is the basis of Vinol, which the Riker Drug Store is presenting to the public. It is placed in a delicious table wine, and, in itself being tastele:s, the consumer. is unable to distinguish the fact that’ he is taking anything more than‘a . pleasant port wine. The Riker Drug Store has indeed struck it just right in making ar- rangements to handle this new rem- edy, which goes under the name of Vinol, Wine of Cod Liver Oil. It is worth any one’s while to talk to Rikers about it cnd learn directly from them the good that is being done by finding a way to administer what has always been a horrible and much dreaded medicine in a that Is ectually pleasant, to say nothing of tts being a hundred times more efficient. ¥ - Sunday {s the day to advertise youp wants. Greatest circulation in eet ence. Get in. PURE TOBACCO NEVER HARMED ANY ONE Smoke a Good Cigarette Sovereign > 5 CENTS FOR 10 CIGARETTES UNIVERSAL TOBACCO CO.