The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1902, Page 2

THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVI ENING, JANUARY 25, 1902. WW PUBLIC SENTIMENT FOR SAFE TUNNEL VOICED AT MEETING, ENGINEER wiskar's WIFE FORESAW THE ACCIDENT. Eloquent Speeches by Corporaticn- Counsel|! " : 7 in te ineeied vertices jog P y P I VERDICT OF CORONER S JURY. ‘ & . ~ ¥ srover ere vasa Tierney, of New Rochelle, and Mr. Woods, of |: : _ zm» J : yi wt Mount Vernon in Favor of One-Block System. |: We further find faults mannzement on the wart of the aft wv 7 ibe ‘ paciees yak boils 13 he New Vert: Cemtenl ae : jot bis ene evades tap de : old an responsible. £ : Vee that she mit hope for the (Continued from First Page) ‘ (aC SRW Pt oT : f i fe Ue Sy aembers of committess and NpG6 eee eee ete ee tee saa | 2 peritiing the Hyves a they have J Jvante ilhat ts ie , aléermen. t HOW THE OFFICIALS :|* : |stoltn tetestening ti cath ' Hew Matter Came Up. | MAY BE PUNISHED ? le 1 ‘Tae matter came up to- y the ree | ft me: | iH hae terring of a eeiecee i derman M * Manslanghter inthe second | | ‘i$ | | t 5 al Inness, of Brooklyn, at the last mectine | 2 degree, which ts 1 Shy Bhe ‘uiked | 7 4 of Alder hat the road |S i : cr rear Ree faa ED ea Starts two committees which to-day heant the) © | | mend strain 4 Bis six maavias com. | am tie ni With a Cold. mittee are: I= lel sella ; Ellas J. Goodman, Chairma 3 | ' . D. Peek, Fred Diemer. Jon Av @ ' Catarrh is a REI Co TL Maen Abd Shmsts - | lingering cold 4 Owens. The members Bridges and Tur William Went Jacob Tai mer, Robert Downing. William Dickir fon, Joseph Oatman, Peter Holler, Jone J. Hageerty, Fred Brenner and Thomas F, MeCaut Mr. Goodman acted the Joint committe forwarded his restene ef the Railroad Comm Fornes. It has not yet deen a and as Mr. Goodman {s greatly 8 in the projected rm, he attend Ret Makes Chairman Goodman was jate . EE ae ea Fou L/RECTORS OF THE N.Y CENTRAL. RR 7 wht] after 2 o'clock. City Clerk Scully imiwaiting ‘for him and 1 m inex x vee / " na mt THE CORONER'S JURY HAS DONE ITS DUTY NOW IT’S UP TOVEROME. & communication ¢ t " he nine Central road. It was niddressed tn Mr Nee which refuses “oan| to yleld to wo¢| ordinary treat- * tor | avke ment. ~= A Wiskar Utterly with a cold im the Goodman, who went | © Alerma x ¥ 4 a teal s climate, Ghamver and immediately asket , aa “ ppt members of the joint committer « . tM @ ont t v t : | ge Gavinersa ‘They did’ sand ; " ‘Crani onic: eo caacmut “ nitive poker was. Fgh trem. from windpipe to shu Aiton wer ‘om bronebla! tubes a =|Hair and Scalp Food, ‘The Committee was catied + With Goodman in the ohair presented the com from t i ke peat AL at ds Aieee P railroad, whieh he clerk ’ a . ‘ ‘ @ it se i t Set wi ai re ae eae ene rata <Products dts ‘ ne train w feasible and would lead 10 endless de Jay and confusion After a few min ich is a most FREE agreed that ca- svatem if | i lel . t Y It i [tarth is ¢ blood disease and not a local Flap oo Race ait HOW TO JUGGLE — KATZENJAMMER PSR RRS oa 0 to Bvony Reader of The Worl, ngas a! ak we| teat stern fe § JEROME TO GO iRIVES PREPARING seessh el TRIS eae ed | a, tice nweetaiaoaee a) feoredy the danger in the New York ven | "vest Renae art ' LA D) TO GRAND JURY. TUNNEL OPINION. |e wii sera you ses pace itusieated an mith very eee tor tral tunnel Westion rastion-| Terrery's Airman Warde of — a HAIR CARE book and a sample of th aot a sctret patent Diity te the chlet one. Those opposed fnittae. ‘ : - Cranitonic products; also a FREE 6 thal sant lasting | Distriet-Attorney Jerome at nel Rive r ° | PORT won the conditien of your hair afte Bleocraot, ‘Reds Gens ft will be he A and if ° coe omn crn : é Other schemes they can prone Ree retrd amet eee HARRIMAN TELLS OF PUR- COSTELLO BROUGHT IT WITH paring to go to the Grand ne Ie | scientilic microscopical ex Seagal rey noe a Faemae alle nota CHASE OF N. P. STOCK. HIM AND GOT IN TROUBLE. ‘sh for the indictment of Presidents ienet denser ye . Name x Bios | order that there may ninunde 1 sverd Ne 2, ; 2 . ! arto mbraces. apparentiy elim Oitahen the : neene se ml wman, General Superintendent rs nemmnranes. appareatly eies~ meeting aod de ne will n i Franklin and Chief Engineer Wilgus, | ' | POW OF Cyc eeee ceeee settee eae countenanced Came in ere with l , eer ear at a practical « i ae \ an fea ce of the New York Central, as the re- |... 1 lent af the | Nate sees. eresee f ® Me brough our at te Te " M Nive Marterintty 5 My i = the Coroners inquest int t tun ' ” 1 len ate f treet and No oeeee ss eoecce PPS | Me - nel disaster my a ' ir there, F “ I acniewanrae soy ; : : mubmitted he! i De ' fe ia “Useteaaeene will Othe tt rene att tere S Patrick Cow Aad Patrick, nay-| : mee Chk eel Y : 12's Permanent cure ater 4 tat sumine ' £ IME had exper ght to he ree: eee ene gi “ wien t ' ch Tablets an impar rd asta ar IS ates a AMI 2 ’ Ais Site Vallee ame. tor dic tme mK ‘ «| Cranitonic Hair Food Co, |": itd siete Tablets Law Department, who could and wn ath anonec ; | 526 West roadway, New York City. | Tigh IINriie eed Feet fore your committess. jor . a i i a Saat ct ind this uM W . Neri ves i Deatings which nad hel ‘ - + i i 3 the Coroner Roa 2 “ mR wy 1 j ' ae Ts 7 “ | cra | 8H. fails Le den nt Tee Pain-Tortured Women . ‘ tase ! y can. at's Ve : ‘ \ ‘ | AeapTaT GP re be —yes, thousands of them—going may sult your i wer ape me a lineal A Cie ; anything that ‘H oy ‘ through life meekly—uncomplain- Plea of the Railroad Any ten: Hite. ts ai ee . £ ent Cr Female ingly—bearing the burden of agony The of “ wh al ae en « Tshall ae stew and shall be ex be i eaieoare i ; . fi Cer as that seems to be part of their deli eraiaasoe. feat roel ate A pegeeed - Ee One . ' hie 7 as the ta i cate organization. The aching back oe ey nach manner es 10 ; way | ' ky ‘ ; . —the tired muscles—the poor weary i 1 u limbs— is it tair that these should t 1 this isten" be the seward of the brave little AA . 1 + bread-winner, the patient little fe would be adaaiuiely immeninia Danger of ¥ : t siuwia h puse- wife No! not fair and ¢ oaee trains which a wr Pay "i o what's more, not necessary, Let 7 gare jt the single lock systim mer heh “ ees : a Allcock's Porous Plaster come to eeeeg ShatE aid that those who favored | ttn ' sl |Maeee « ' ectanihatiie the rescue. Put one where the ache ody cape eae Gasa aioe i ®| Shor « mine { is or where you feel weakest. I. edlichael J Tiern Aa Cine we (se MEA Rass stot el j will gently draw out the pain, and heal and strengthea the affected par beer He hat tt AS . How ! }without irritating the skin in the slightest degree. You can go right sent. to. condem 4 is : : or ahead with your work all the while and pretty soon life will become a perat feeling ne: be. parwoned: |e tee aman Ws I, Varegnin a8 98S" he Norsheriy ie when he blessing mstead of a sorrow, and work a joy instead of a burden. Once vmay mon oo ye re 5 : i. bet i 2: —— | more we say to paia-tortured women, try tthe tong c . ein vee : peeaiaiies Reenelie Ts evanen Shinn maid wink them | ATEE inane own ia EX-CONSUL DEAD | I<- POROUS sucrifeen hy criminal “4 Ny . ” A aure?s * s ' i ” Do Something!" $ Oe a7 t th " ‘ sel ha"ne sevge a Neroneeesaatt | A STRAIGHT SHOT Madder “Our citizens will xia am the usfortunate father ot! ') . i as Brought About by Accident. Small o! ine Back. abe proomyentence to.” {se ‘ of those victims and the aenti-| uiner (nieres:s . } os digg GUESS UE BDL CT n New Rochelle Is for God —— } Ala b fhey said: ‘Far God sake, ative ua S@ke 0 something Tf think this $500,000 FOR ART STUDENTS vatrengt ti thet ff nothing else.’ feasible but do something Vv Plan ts Re | t boy kissed hia mother good-by | Mra. Cres That Grape-Nuts has done “Now. is this p’ anor and three-quarters of an hour later wits much f 1 When | came out BE Franklin, who mayne ore For God's sake do something.” kh A.) Bveryaguininer turing the hot weather “Forty per cent. of the traine p57 * rice Marah, of New! tund of & pon w Thave been practically exhausted and whieh go ¢ the tonnel fe to b adelph plea ner y *t five pounds or empty trains. If they were stored | my ae Poe) oe shone it 1 quite Jent 1 Hewan: us fim the yards sonth of ¢ \ n.| Bur De y is to be opened | Grape-Nut 1 ght a iteenne . Where they belong. there won | very much at first. but the taste grew | _ Deleen and OE : His ° aud propert A igs ve go) eh hat Tam extravagant: ‘Om 8 Oil is better for Sore, Tender, ey ae iat n ly fond 0! tall last summer e a fy a Mo) reat i : se to find that 1 kept Tired Feet than foot pow- | fel : ai alenen “TO HIM THAT HATH". wr et, Bane’ ders, because it goes inside, where the pain is, while the ai f Worl exwtly what hes sustained powders stay outside. The Oil is such a simple remedy, Auburn of eolatest s SE RG 4 scvpt to take on Grape. and it is just as sure as it is simple. Bathe your fect at i ‘hati : eA at rmt el 7 f Sie Jar oelasn & as er tire of it, | always us " r eae terri iS a3 £ 190,000, : ft with: cold cream’ in summer caa| Sune with warm water and soap, wipe them dry and Se canon (eon yeare. Ao. Win getter ARM'S BUOMU oe a tp | the. New York and cao nd dtatrtb | «ys rie, long estranged trom} warm, cream in winter. Thic ts althen rub Omega Oil in, Rub and hard and often. Iman ont asen it wilt'xa put ot Bis why to-recomment Tt. "All Aruagiant et fot Be na * ta’ nus [trust It. will be of service to you" all de BUCH COMPANY, 1368 Broatway, N.Y, _CLLUSTRATED BOOK waohn. Bia Wet Oneless And. made ihe @octor and hie [trust it will be of service to you,”| That’s.all you have. to.de to your fect well. =m ; peal Ree 2 the rate of Hi int oud’ stat, ‘in brother ais sole heirs Lucy J. Rowen, Cedar Falls, Ia, ’ 4