The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1902, Page 5

BLAZING OL. SPREADS AUIN. Swan & Finch Refinery } Below Elizabethport | Suffers $100,000 Damage by Fire. i HUGE TANKS EXPLODE, Assistance from the Standard of No Avail and Compound- ing House, Docks and Small- er Buildings Are Destroyed. ELIZABETH, N. J., May 8.—Fire started at 2.30 this morning in the cooper-house of the Swan & Finch oll refinery on Staten Island Sound, below Elizabethport. The flames were fanned by a southeast wind, and as the fire reached a gulley of oil it spread rapidly north, licking up all the tanks containing 1,500 barrels of crude oil, Thousands of barrels of reflned and crude oil were stored in the yards and in the shipping sheds, all of which were consumed. As the fire reached the big tanks they exploded with a noise of thun- der, sending the burning ofl high in the air and scattering it material, . peiey The coo erage shop, a two half story brick bulldings 10xe0 tect “and the compounding-house, where there Were three or four tanks, were soon id mass of flames, and the fire then spread to the large shed adjolnin, the com. pounding-house, in which thousands ‘of barrels of oll were stored. By this time several .ugs belonging to the Standard O1 Company had arrived from Bayonne and were pouring streama of water on che flames. ‘The flreboat Erle, of Elizavethport, was also assist- inf in fighting the blaze. A telepho: Message to Elizabeth had brought. Et i gine Company No. 4, which was hell ng the local firemen {o fight the fame: Notwithstanding the efforts of the fir meh, the flames’ continued to spread and thousgnds of barrels of ofl which were standing in the open yard of the Plait were soon ablaze. ‘The shed and Storehouse on the wharf and the wharf iteeif ignited, and although an immense Yolume of water was poured upon them they were all consumed, Adjoining the oll plant on the north were the works of the New Jersey Cop per Extraction Company. Sparks. fron uD fala ignited the chemical building of the copp The bi rs, Siicntie cee le building badly damage the wind probably sa. from destruction. The fish douse, en- ine house and dynamo and boller house, all of which are brick structures, were saved. . John Jay Blacken, » said that the fire sta @tound floor of the cooperage origin of the fire Is a mystery, will be about $100,000, MINISTER POWELL GOING TO HAYTL Breaks Off Intercourse with Revolutionary Government in San Domingo-Haytian Troubles Now. feet, was change of the whole plant of the oll SAN DOMINGO. May $—The United States Minister, William F, Powell, ow- ing to the situation of affairs here, has suspended all intercourse with the rev- olutionary Government and is prepar- Sng to leave San Domingo for Hayti, to which he is also accredited. His departure is due to the grave dif- ficulties existing in Hayti, where a revo- ACTRESS PROSEOUTES A WOULD-BE “LADY-KILLE Handsome Miss Warren Tells Judge How Man Accosted Her in Park. _ MASS. Virginia Warren aie Miss Virginia Warren, a handsome young actress of William Collier's Com- pany, appeared in Jefferson Market Court this morning to prosecute a man she sald had insulted and annoyed her last night in Madison Square Park, She told the magistrate that it was only with the greatest reluctance that she incurred the notorlety involved and that she had shrunk from appearing In court, “But I feel that it is ‘up to me,’ she added, “to protect other women from being troubled by such fellows as this man, and I feel that-¥ cannot do other- wise than appear against him.” they move to another bench and they did so. Lowe followed and again sat ‘down beside the pretty actress. Again jhe spoke to her but Miss Warren can- jnot repeat what he sald. She called Policeman Kinney, a vet- eran officer of the Tenderloin station. After he had heard her story he sug- iweeted that she would probably miss getting to the theatre on time if she pressed a compaint. “Drop It,” Urged Policeman, "You had better let it drop," he added. Miss Warren sald she would allow tt jto pass if the man would apologize Instend of doing that Lowe addressed some opprobrio.s epithet to the police- man, Kinney hit the man a sounding thump on the back and then arrested him, Miss Warren was late at the the- jatre because she had to go to the s tion. Magistrate Crane, after hearing Mias Warren's story, asked Lowe what he had to say. The man replied: “I wanted to get acquainted with her." Policeman Kinney then interposed with an offer to explain about Lowe. Magis- trate Crane sharply said that he wanted no explanations. “This man is guilty," he sald, “and this lady is to be highly commended for her courage in coming here and prosecuting him. 1 send him to the penitentiary for three months.” ART STUDENTS GET LENGUE AWARDS. Rencontre in Park. The prisoner sald he was Gui Lowe, of No, 110 Bast One Hundred and Thirty-fourth street. He was of rough appearance. Miss Warren sald that after supper she and her aunt, with whom she lives at No. 73 Madison ave- nue, left thejr boarding place to go to the Madison Square Theatre, where Miss Warren was to appear as Florence Har- land in “The Diplomat." They were early so they sat down on a bench in Madison Square. Lowe, Miss Warren says, came up and sat down beside her, on the instant ad- dressing to her an insulting reipark, Miss Warren suggested to her aunt that CARRIER HELO FOR ROBBING MAIL, pulubion A number of politioat woud) wirived herve aller have at THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1902. na LOST WIFE'S LOVE, |S WANTS $25.00 Dr. Sylvanus Purdy, Promi- nent Doctor of White Plains, Sues Edmund B. Carpenter yi Mrs. ‘Tomas Estrada Palma salted for fry fora ' Ae tt ‘ 1 for Alienation. Cuba taeday ve Ward Hne steamer fiearty an. hour tunities—which every thrifty parent should recognize and profit by: Havana to. fol ushand, who will st Were Nive of he | oa cOnraive eA ineRe i veplBesilsst pans vers tomes, Bor the Girls, third too. |For the Boys. Tied Floor vapaga i taTad tata adi Sonor’ Halim wilt FeNGH HAAnA. Bun Tim and Teifael MISSES’ SUITS—A manufieturer’s sample | NORFOLK JACKET AND SAILOR BLOUSE | WHITE PLAINS Ne Yo May § Silt any night, ntter Al trlumpnal tour of ert ae ey) | tine, a variety of styles and all wool| SUITS, of various all-wool matorials'iq Was begun in th preme Court. of | the island. Mya, Palma, with her five RNG NERA IBAA PaG | rials. all colors; none worth less| attractive patterns, handsomely trimmed Weetchester County to-day by Dr. Syl- | ohiMron and the friends who accompany HA CRTRRSHB ESE RRR | 12,0, many as high as 7 75| and braided, 3 to 10. yrs., reg. 85 : Purdy, ohb/of the most pic Fher on the trip. is due to arrive there Jover with . MALIVELIATA CHICK He PFCs ve Tues AG {6000 ‘s a oon "i , i ; Monday: mornin WII Now be free and independent, but SKIRTS, of all silk moire, un-} TWO AND THREE PIECE SUITS, of plain ceae RetOI Ds TOeaN Vl Raat \ or Will fo at once to the homo of [my eyes will alwaye turn With ie y lengths 37 to 44 inches: | blue all-wool serge or mixed tweeds, Wve SAE a r ny. Gomex, where they will be enter- [te the many doar friends I have left | TeRUIAT 10.50... .seesceee. ae 775! cheviots and cassimeres, 7 to 9 LARS y uncon teithi-Rik Younti after the inauguration, y to come back LO) CHILDREN'S DRESSES, of fine Point | 10 YES» reg. 5.00. RG | 5 ating the tons of his wife esse TES Ei) ad L thank the Amerie| @ESPrit, claborately trimmed with ri it aren serge or mixed Dr, Purdy gets forth in his complaint |, Pen ail thelr winanevel|: pou enlee proper dress for: con: | creviots and vee OU also that he was Uving happily with his wife J for soverat weeks ad enesinliy| Hau ot aciaticn 9 10.95 | terials Te aTer FEET eo 2.69 until the month of dast February, when | waciely WRIT @E etn eitiNeRAY DER CHILDREN'S Dakssts cf five French vir | WASHABLE SAILOR SUITS, checked. oF young Carpenter “well knowing Antot- | Airman | aR SRURPRHCRTTUATOTS | tHE HI N'S DRESSES, of fine French c | notte L, Purdy to be the wife of the | ¢ sulled Mia. Pak aounted at home lie,a variety of patterns in delicate col-| Striped Galatea, with white duck or piaintit wrongfully contrived and in- AAU dessa PN ash) ors, trimmed with :ibbon and | pique shields, 3 to 10 yrs, reg. 9 tended to injure this plaintiff and de lace, 4 te 11 yrs, reg. 8.00.6 4, OH | 14Sseeeee cic guseasnlt 8c prive him of her aid, comfort \ and services, and wrongfully, wilfully wickedly and maliciously gained the af fections of the’ aaid Antoinette Pur and did entice her away from the plains uf" For her loss and his consequent dts- tress of mind and body the doctor de- mands Judgment. ‘The couple are well known in White Plains. Mrs. Purdy was a Mins Faile, whose father owned more than $200,000 worth of property During last February Dr, Purdy al- leges that young Carpenter took Nils Wite out driving and that he followed them In a carrlage for a long d¥stance and tin ally, after a scene, took his wife out of Carpenter's carriage and made her go home with him, “Bince then, sald the doctor, ‘she has not lived with me, All the moncy in the world could not me for my sorrow If 1 get Judgment 1 and loss lution is sald to be in progress The change of government here has | . put 4 stop to the steps taken by Mr.{ Daniel Roberts, of Station Q.|The Board of Judges Give Powell to arrange a seitioment of the! Accused of Rifllng Letters—| Scholarships and Prizest o clilme of the Dominican Improvement! Fund Raised for Destitute] the Winners in Six of Its Company, of New York, against Santo Wife and Children. Classes, Domingo | These claime were being favoravly | —- —— ; considered by the government which \ Itoborte. a Jetter cartier of & oy Just been overthrown and were O, we PIE avenue d onteenth | have w fair sone settlemen sifect, Was arralg United | s f the The Dominte Congress b ' Stat ‘ mis ner torda y solved and a provial governmen ‘ with abstracting mon rom fenth by th been formed follows; Gen Horacio letter The prise Walved examina [ty Vavaves, Bunveme Chief of the Revo- | thon vid was held in $2.90 ball for trial, |elunee Auton; Juan Francisco Sanches, Mine | Wie arrested, letters containing | te Sholurehip, award Wher of Foreign Affaire; Kmiliano 14 money were found, it ie alleged, in Rob> led ' i ti ble me fera, Minister Vinance,; Miguel ortee px sion. ‘Then he confessed, it | ' nk aR Bru Pichardo, Minister of War und Mari { declared. pleading in extenuation thar | MOM Warr anta ll sun @andlarell Hufae! Juetinn Cast Miniuter he fell from ' me tine | M t it and Telegraph: J “60, badly (uring himeolf aad tha W nit | Bees, Minieter of duastier it " , ae wen 1 ' - ' i} 1 P iopip') Prine Mine | Miilater a i Inter ie n { ' ly acoonle " , ny ‘nd with hie wite and , ehiet of ‘ Musemed | twin oie Kinet Doeltthe Ht} j And the decrees lsnund ipevent jatecet Mra! Huuerts carne tie’ Bed ‘ ‘een 4 1 Jugube joatied | lat wa Hn penniless A collection War taken , ‘ 1 ahd a comfortable eum was weouved fo ' ‘the won d her enildien will make Carpenter pay or else he will hayo to go to jail.” ——— WOMAN FEDERAL PRISONER. Young Accused of Making False Claim for Pensic United States Marshal Henkel Mona. afternoon arrested a woman who 18 va- O'Connor riously known as Catherine and aKte Young. Peter ( examiner o fpensions, char) man with having made a fals tit for a widow's pension Tn his formal complaint Examiner states that the prisoner married Jo. O'Connor and without haying obtained a divoree, she married George Young Young, who died Feb. 8, 19), was a vet- of the Civil Wai The woman was taken before United States Commissioner Shields and held in $1,000 for the Federal Grand Jury BANKRUPT BARS “DEATH CLAIMS,” John H, Parker Files Petition While Suits Are Pending for Damages on Account of Ire- land Building Accident. A petition in bankruptey wasr filed to-day in the clerk's office of the United States District Court by John H. Parker who gives his occupation as that of i West End avenue is pecitied petitioner's residence No, 224 Fourth avenue as hi business. ‘The Habllitio are $107,089 and the as- sets a $37,700, Of the Habilities $72,190 are eoured by mortgages on realty owned by the petitioner There are a mumber of “elaims for damage by death, Alxputed 1 tioner and now pending 4 Supreme Courts of Kings and New York Couns ts Phe death claima were incurred o August % 185, and resulted from th me of the Ireland Building NOR PALMA'S WIFE SAILS | + ¢2—___ Surrounded by Floral Tributes She Holds a) | Levee on the Havana. | eeht 59-261 6'"AVE POS. BET.1G™ EIT YS, “vac this House Rent takes 20 per cent.) IN | represent Provisions take 30 per cent. | HARD isle Sundries take 10 per cent. \ CASH Pleasures take 10 per cent. Extra efforts put forth to make this tiday a Bargain Day long to be remembered. One Day Only, No Mail Otders Filled. None C. 0. D. BLACK MERCERIZED AND STRIPE |WASH DUCK SKIRTS —Navy and SEERSUCKER SKIRTS—Made 3, Hack grounds with white polka dots, skirt with deep ruffles; value 75c.; Fridiy 3 Cc with the wide flare and trimmed with 2 self straps; value $1.2 LAWN WRAPPER Leiter eens ; foc In fancy bee e eect ees eenenetes © yrs5 faite SL25 Brivo deserts, LOC CHILDREN’SAND MISSES’ WHITE APRONS—Of liwn, made with shoulder | strap, trimmed with lace; sizes 4 to | ne vase BOG] WALKING SKIRTS—of all-wool Mel- —7 “gore flare and bottom tailor stitched, nd oxford mixture; Friday... 12 yrs.; value 35¢.; Frid MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S PER-[f gp, F CORSET COVERS—Of whit» muslin, {CALE WAISTS—in fancy sripss and ue 121 | figured; sizes 10 to 14 yrs; value 29, { MUSLIN DRAWERS Plain, and {1 Lot of fine Renai made with four tucks, all siz 5 | OVER COLLARS value 25c.; Fridayesees ssse sven if C \less than 35c, and 5c WOMEN'S HOSE—Black cotton lace] FANCY TUXEDO Inf} black, black with white, gray and all de- 7C | sicabie lors; regular price 25c¢ D COTTON V jand 29c. SIGIR) ne Low neck, silk ribb ned White, | Imitation TORCHON LACES, edges and and Sky, all sizes; 15c. Bc |incitions 0 mat 14 to 2 in. wide} ++ QC | special offer.. woes sees SC CHILDREN’S HOSE — Black ribbed |ALL-OVER NOTTINGHAM LACES, cotton, double knee, heels and tors, in white, black and butter color, 99) sizes 6 to 9 1-2; 12c. kind «+++. ... 8c | sua repularly at 50c c MEN'S HALF HOSE—Black cotton, | Mennen's TALCUM POWDER, one g to a customers. +. OC absolutely fast bl best cotton yarn, 5 double heels and toes; 10c. kind.... IC! nagecKrn TOILET POWDER, 5 Balbriggan | one to a custorreress, [os MEN'S UNDERWEAR — Shirts and Drawers all sizes, Dra™- Q 01 gpecial Jot of fine Ladies’ BELTS, the | newest styles, with plan and jeweled .q c ers with double seats; 50c. kind... MEN'S FANCY WEB SUSPENDERS, | buckles: extra value at 85c. and 98c. | Misses’ and Children’s all-sik MITTENS, {Pink andjblue; sold regularly every ¢ with drawers supporters, full length (- here at 25c and well made; 19c, kind . BOYS’ ALL. WOOL | 50c. KNEE | Wheto 24cc0se veces cs srrerse PANTS, some have double seats joys’ 25c. Fancy WAISTS, tZ and kn tstelcan 29c to 14 years; Blouses, 3 to 8 12 ac | Bad Boy’s Bowel Blessi The Bad Boy’s Bowel Blessing ————K—— eS eeeGueeeeeeEEE Nature punishes Ss, not only of the bad boy, but of oursel as well, Over-eating, over-drinking, under-sleeping result in bowel troubles | | Hable to beoome serious. ake Cancarete sooner than any cxney | tk Mumert. Princeton, fi Thompson Broadway 4 GROSVENOR — - | BLAMES QUI5G, uw \ ' hy. heart 4 boy lad to himaelt eded te not mt ph wel (ie Wines ret Chey ape the 14 world th to { idigention. dyepepat 1 ccanhat |yvit H TO SEE HIS INAUGURATION. £ KOCH & | CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, of all-wool CHILDREN’S SAILOR SUITS, of |Misses’ and Children’s Hats. satin white, red and navy, reg. 75cs. CHILDREN’S BROAD-BRIM SAILOR HATS, white straw edge, trimmed with ribbon band) and streamers, all colors FL wreath QSC eee... wh 4.951 Children’s Me-Nots, Field Flowers, Daisies, Cher- | ries, Apple Blossoms and laige Poppies, |CHILDREN'S BOOTS, ace worth fully 1,48 and 1.75 per wreath, your choice... 267, 269, 271 Grand Street, Brooklyn, OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 9.30 P. M Children’s Days—Eiy,& “~ Saturday. For the Little Tots. CHILDREN'S COATS, |, col- Serge, prettily trimmed with brai ors blue, brown or red, 4 to white ique, trimmed with insertions of em-| roidery, 4 to 15 years, reg. | : 1.95 broidery, 6 mos. to 2 yrs, reg. 4.75. aaasast ; CHILDREN'S BOX REEFERS, of cloth, stitched straps, trimmed 3.00. Second Floor. trimmed with braid, tan, blue IILDREN'S SAILOR HATS, rolled brim, | | band and. streamers, 49 CHILDREN’S CAPES, serge or plain cl c ing colors, reg. 3.00 and 3.50... split Jap. straw crown, fancy CHILDREN'S, “ 75c TRIMMED sion, Patent Leather tips, sizes nes, all size value 89c.; Fri- i} SCI HATS, trimined with large fiapheee a Sess alge BPC! TT AQC|SILK WAISTS—ot superior quality of f| rosette of taffeta'Silk, bows and os 2” | ots te.2 5 ve og tuteth camanufacurer’s sample lineot Sk J! streamers, all colors, rex. 1.75. OBC. | GUERRENS. of sam, 824 to font 4, Gwe ithe seed to 6 yise ype, {allediny Fricay, you choices; 26 P| CHILOREN'S NATURAL STRAW BODY | sewed soles, patent leather tips, TS, the proper hats for flower and ermine, regular 69c | Hat Wreaths. Second Floor comprising Forget- sizes 1154 to ste eeeee oe CHILDREN’S, of same, 834 to 11 BOYS’ CALF LACE ‘SHOES, welt soles with extension, sizes 24g to 5% tseetelessay YOUTHS’. of same, 11 to 2 | LITTLE MEN'S LAGE SHO! Vici kid, sizes 9 to FECTIVE STYLE: or | wedve heels, turn soles, patent 75Cl leather tips, sizes 510 8 cvseee J 25th Street, West, bet, Lenox & Seventh Aves. Go to the Philanthropist of Brooklyn for Your Carpets and Furniture. SPECIAL SHLE | THIS | WEEK OF CARPETS AND | AT PRIGES TO ‘SUIT EVERYBODY, ‘Cash or Credit | DON'T FORGET THE FREE Life Insurance ADAM SCHULZ’S SON, WORLD WANTS. Bronx advertisers who wish to insert a Want Ad. in The World call up The North Side News, Tel. No. 163 Melrose. If you are a telephone pay-station agent THE WORLD PAYS THE TOLL, Second Floor, of white pi ° square or round collars trimmed with insertions and double ruffles of em- 98 | plin with small buttons, some with pointed collar hood and entire cape lined with contragt= 2.29 & 2.69 Shoes for Boys & Girls. | Becond Winor. | MISSES’ BOOTS, lace or button, of Vict | Kidskin, welt sewed soles with exten- 1. ¢ 89c YOU DON’T NEED MONEY.| vy | Lhis week's Children’s Days are especially rich in money saving Oppor= : CHILDREN'S WHITE AND LINEN GANVAS | OF red, 1% tod yrs., reg. 3.25. 2.69 j HATS, stitched brims, soft crowns, ) CHILDREN'S BOX REEFERS,of plaig cloth, : 30 per ct.—get here on all sizes, suitable for May | collars trimmed with satin bands, some pais 25o| with lace and ribbon, tan blue Gi or red, 1% to 4 yrs.; reg. 275, . 4] d E: 124 i 42