The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1902, Page 4

POLICE. SAVE LIVES AT FIRE A five Stalwarts, wat selves in Peril, Res- cue Inmates of Four- Story Tenement. WOMAN FIGHTS TO DIE. Mrs. Thomas Duffy Became Hysterical and Was with Difficulty Restrained from 4 Doing Injury to Herself. Five policemen proved — them heroes and saved several lv risk of their own when the four tenement-house, No. Kast ¢ fourth street, was pigcavertl to be on . fire shortly after midnight. Fifty: A A milkman discovered the fire and raised an alarm, Policeman Alvinaso gent out an alarm from § avenue and Polféeman Goodley ne fro) Third avenue. Then they rapped for a sistance. fe Policemen Hornbostel, Lambrecht responded They found that the house was filled with smoke, and they were unable to Arouse any the occup Hornboste! climbed a barber's pole sreached the cornice over the store wi “dow of the adjoining house, from which) he passed to the fire cape. He tet! down the lower ladder of the escape te) “the sidewalk. The policemen went up the iron Ind-| ers breaking windows to awaken o 4 cupants. Women and children were helped to the street Hornbostel reached the top floor, Mrs. | ‘Thomas Duty, who ilved there, was hys- ferital and wanted to jump out of @ Window. Hornbostel left her with her husband and went down with her baby He passed the child to Goodley at the! second floor and went back. He and Dufty ied Mré, Duffy down 4 Ehe fought ‘ail Way but was safely ‘ Maaton the 1deqwnl Mees Ae a Lambre found Mrs = Annie 1 who Is seyenty years old dueonscious on th top floor and curried a hey down the fre cap Pno firemen a narted iy the ar fi be was aulcki Bullman and That the fire had m some unknown | tingulshed with thing On WANTS 20000 FROM MANSFIELD. Actor Sued by a Member of His Company for ‘Insult, | 4 3 Assault and Slander,"’ at } : Atlanta, Ga. 4 Joseph Weaver, who was a member of Richard Mansfield’s “Beaucaire” com- pany on its Southern tour, says Mr. Mansfeld “insulted, assaulted and slan- j @ered him" at Atlanta, and demands $20,000 damages for it Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer appeared be- fore Justice O'Gorman to-day to ask that Weaver be directed to separate his causes of action and not throw them at Mr. Mansi 1a lump, The ex-Judge s+ read the complaint, carefully omitting the specifications, but lilustrating how they had bern lumped together in one claim for da Charles under t rectly {ra that 1 Barbier contended that Mr Weaver had whieh caire,” Mr. Mansfield points to a rose on Mr, Weaver's breast. In Atlanta, Ga, it te allexed, Mr. Mansfeld pointing, aid » cs which are in the DEAF TO PLEA Of DOCTOR HUSBAND, Mrs. Meyer, Despite Golicition of Lite-Partner to Give Him Another Chance, Wants Divorce. do api i give , a jane Whiie dive aisle fer ee te . Ben te Lew woe s nthe to @ Biimonr ane oe June . ‘ fies prven terror rar Ce ee at the 3 | AIRSHIP BLEW UP HIGH OVER PARIS; SENHOR SEVERO HURLED TO DEATH. . BOY CAUGHT TY MACHINE hielo, fourteen years old, na a Mutbuary streets wn, Rival of Santos-Dumont and His Engineer Killed—Great Crowd Wit. | nessed Collapse of Machine and Aeronauts’ Fall. a al Thomas twas caur Hie left arm was. 1 from internal Injurtes, | Hudson Street ved to the HUNDRED VAOCINATE) Five hundred persons Uving In the \etity of St. Bridget's Catholic Church in Montgomery street, Jersey Clty w by seven physteians and health offeers | Y-NERZOG BETROTHAL, inte ted the In vacelnatesl ten Lavy SENT TO INSANE bi bit, a nurse In the employ of Prown at No, 427 West Mitty: ) street, is in the insane ward at eve under none er | i She. te who was called In, using an} son weapon DR. W. 1H. BODEMHAME Dr Willlam Houston Boderhamer tm his home tn New In Paris, Ky, recesafully for Was #ixty-two t years’ old SARDRUNA'S PASSENGERS HERE. The Italian fro Genoa brought from Fayal In the Axor the American py: zers of the steamer 8: which put In there with her stonmer Liguria It Is stated at Columbia University that President Butler had refused the ffer of $3,000 from H. M. Flagler to be od to maintain « tutorship In Prof. hnadbury's department of comparative! ature. THE KNEISEL QUARTET, the violinist, Is to res e) Quartet anu his place will be taken byw member of the om Symphony Orchestra RS HOME FROM CUDA, Munson ine steamship Olinda ut au Carl Ondrleck. tire from the Ki The daring aeronaut who was killed machine which caused his death. PARIS, May 12,—The airship be-,ing In the direction of that village, sit- 1 : uated five miles southwest of Parts, longing to Senhor Augusto Severo,| with an engineer named Sachat lthe exploded in | Severo soiled out of his balloon-house near the Boulevard de Vaugirard at 6.9) and the and the ship falling on the roof of a Into some trees, and sembling a cannon shot, sank like stone thene SOLDI The Brazilian aeronaut, Avenue Dumaine, from Cuban ports, has brought 199 en- . < aed WER Oe Teedpacds Di tana ee eI eatiy tocay A.M. In ex t spirits and full of eC Ea Chva Seto: aan X ork Severo, the aeronaut, and one of confidence, the aeronaut put his alrship 8 of Se- for near! are * the assistants, who were on board, | through a series of evolutions before yed to a BATPLE were instantly killed, their bodies aes In the direc The bodies e seemed to t h with . especially The United States battle-ship Mas ing dashed to the ground far be the ates! rite ur, and the rear propel t hoe flame which caused ina low ling-seraw turned with diflculty 1 burned the engineer | chunetts has varrived from Hampto: ¢ Roads, She will anohar ie eompel * The aeronaut fell into the street erthe! after several stoppages, the) most shocking ma r. Practically not fala and was. dashed’ toy pieces, r ata aft, moving | xally bone of eines vietim was left_un- —————— Al pheal crawasin the aineate wits OY GS Ua Bua ed and both skulls were terribly it Avenue Du- completely ut in a fasht that control of which Is sald to and by uw leakage of nessed the accident, have been caused over CABLE. Patx (pace). AS. } R her had been | It was larger than )Dumont’s) and Genor Severo started with the int more comp)licated,) havOng two separ- CHECK TAX WITHDRAWS. tion of sailing to the milita then from the centre of the outer en-| ate matora and seven propellers, sor ground at Issy, and a large 0 3 me darted outs | ea. z and for lating aan and for reg ascen LONDON, May 12. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Mich a loud report his relatives and friends we | has vielded to the storm of Misapproval ~~ Tie as ——— of the tax on checks and to-day an ers Belle, of New York, bound from | @~~—~~~~nn nr | nounced in the House of Commons, the sport, having on board o © a o one ci is etranded’ 0 one anda ema oe | TELEGRAPH, hin na ore ce WASHINGTON. ton GOVERNMENTAL VICTORY, ia aiia y . PAUNOBFOTE STIV, TL. WASHINGTON, May 12.—Lord Paunce- fote, the British Ambassador, continues PARIS, May 12—In sixty of the ninety HINCETON SPEAKERS NA™ elections the M Inisterialis mings | Pane reser May y 12—Edison has ap- Board of Taxat men cusaful. | M. Viv ne of the most iif 2 slaps ; prominent oft cin! eee commencement speakers from the senior i F the family. concern, levees afr oi may s,/ Stambaugh, of Harrisburg, iil be the ? kgace ved zs E aie ‘ cee e: Latin “atlitatory apenker and Fi May 12 — Gov, | CONTEST FOR VACANT PLACK, WONDON. 2 Two large floral | Kellogg, of Bewlekley will be ti ‘ AS ) 7 “i wreaths, one from the Bohemian Club, | dictorian. FR. Whitman York will be tie guest Ra ae i or EGER eo) of San Francisco, and the ot from pha at given by Pr t Harriman, of the | H. P. B mont “of axe the Sir Henry Irving, were placed on Bret hony, of W Union Pacitic Railroad. ta for th ry Harte’s era axper, of Salem, No J sand PRANCHISE-TAX A 5 Hotine Commlttes on Naval 4 . morning. & if a) May 1 I a j iy arriving patie lenis tis ae ro DISCUSS SHIP ur HEYRY GETS REELNSTEIN. 1. 1, May 12—-A fire] VASHINGTON A conferen BERL May “Prince Henry has! that originated from the burning of cat LSesaharebeat ae aed BS OE GE Inherited the castle of Rheinstein at erpiliars taken fre it trees, d } Senuing. ebtp, weet to-morrow Bingen on the Rhine from Price Stroyed. the post-attice Le |b . HERS URIBE zollern. a cousin of buildings at ‘Iolhronk | who diba’ May 4 dumage was not heavy LIMiss TAYLOR HEED IN EPALy. LANDSLIDE KI HR PEEN. GEMS FOUND IN WAFrER’S sHOE. ire MNGTON, M Silas .Slara 2, May 12—Thirteen persons were| ATLANTIC CLTY ™ Six) ta nt ona charg delide at Marola, Prov, | diamond rings Ww Swned. by MIRYAN RUE | ’ eM the wife of Dr J THOMABT Th i nnd Towt by her Were riscane lah (0! ena Maree ed ’ " ms POR STUD! LONDON, May If Alfred Jones haa ] written to the Times offering free pas LY row DIVORCE plank and [COMPRAR on AAT ANE sagen annually to Can CHICAGO, May 12—Mre Isabella J.) y , | WASHINGT Vr cank holding Rhodes ants «of John J. Mealy, one \ | motors Of dn ading Gompany,| JACKSONVILLE, Kia, Ma | or Be “t tor w Nena. : 1 her Mu ‘ ‘ irs y 1 oo H on werlior " i ' Mr | t fraud WOMAN SABLA We BLA toMy + nay epee er Ber ' a OW HOW AN J WICHITA, Kan, Ma Major #1 AGOANS INVITE gels Wan killed . ar ad t e fret Ainerionn ncaGo, MM * porte ANI rl opted o “ tie New Rochelle Belle, One of the Tunnel Victims, Betties Her Claim with New York Central Road, hae demeges. 40) the nae af et very much beef, but it will ’ pain hgh Checkerboard Pactage of : BALAKTAVT FOOD! Enount for cle meate fur fine pereene, ° oa More healthful than beef, Ss inert thewer HURLED OY & ThA, oreene St tee Chemed OF © ) emner oe Met emmethe tere ee muinitine Gne-tilth the swat bee's wom ress ot tat ne Sey THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1902. ’ va alrship, which was to | TO TRAVEL WITH SHAH. | “TRAMP” CABBIES SUED. Gen. Innno ae Sa Semme Mect Soverctan (n Barape, | WASHINGTON, May 12.—By direction Shah of Rersia, his sovereign, Khan, Persian Mintater to will sall next Thursday to Shah in a@ visit of state to the lous Buropean courts, to/ Restaurant and Livery kk Potl- tlon to Have Them Enjotned. The tof Rector’s corporation, and 8, C asin aR * eabbte the rondw street and Broadwa Important Sale in Carpet Dept. the restaurant on, the way t Ny monop- y-fourth in front of Ree- Odell & to drive AC ny amp olin The ah also will undergo a course tor’ 8, {tok the form ‘of a sult for a pet tr iment some ot pe ie njunot ond and Pant) y Rene Jat _worB ot ature dustice atackier nthe st | 30 Ovtental Carpets, oes Court, delle and the pri urant ask Justice the German SENOR SAGASTA. 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Lord & Taylor, Broadway & 20th St Ji noctadion of Greater New York and tts members from keeping hacks standing at this corner, on the ground th "s Is a hotel, a h hi Odells the | exclusive priv maintaining whack stand ‘around. ¢ place. ‘The defendant cabbies d 10 y’r’s &% mkt hasw’t scratched pels Bon The Finest Cleaner Made CLEANS AND POLISHES Woodwork, Paint, Oil Cloth, Kettles, Bath Tubs, Marble, Windows, Mirrors, Nickel, Steel, Brass, Copper, Tin, Aluminum i Spanish Premier May Not Live to MADRID, Prime Min’ Grave fears are nor iM. felt that he may not live to see the coronation of King Al- fonso, which 0} Saturday, amta, the | th that Reo- lide them urs nex sod 967" YFAR (OwperrHwAl] & SONS Chatham Square, 121st Street, 193 to 205 Park Row, }2226 to 2234 Third Ave. ' Chatham Square. Corner 12st St. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING, sa Mages CARPETS, Ingrain Carpets from .... .. 45c RUGS, Matting ........... 18c Floor Coverings of Every Kind, MADE, LAID and LINED. 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