The evening world. Newspaper, June 4, 1902, Page 4

* FR FOUND ARMY AND NAVY DELEGATES START FOR inl CORONATION CHILD AFLAME. con witeons 0 sul-Gen. Evans Goes, ote Gold- jj (stein Is Dying in the Hos- ‘pital —Half-Crazed Parent “Makes Scene on Street. Hive-Year-Old Annie 4 | DL) wive-year-old Annie Goldstein ts be-| ; to be dying in Gouverneur Mos-| jpital from burns received to-day at her! fhome, on the top floor of No, 165) Orchard strect. "The child's father 1s a fish peddier, }erhe mothe® was busy in @ front room Siawhile Annie was playing in a room in J) thie rear. Hearing the child ecream, the H encther' rushed to where the little one| Pj} mad been romping and found the girl efiveloped in flames. ‘The mother, half crazed, ran into the hallway ricking ‘Fire!’ greatly | ae the twenty-two families in tho | | i t ‘ ac “Janitor hastened upstairs and tore the binging dress off the child. | Meantime some draperies had taken “fire, and when the firemen arrived they ‘found the furniture burning briskly. | The Injured child was sent to Gouver- | fetir Hospital. | ‘Where {t was found that she had in- hhaled the flames. The mother fought “wildly for permission to ride in the am- Dulance with the little one to the hospi- > tal. | She swooned when three policemen re ee te “THREE HURT Bt FALLING LADDER, " Pedestrians in Lower Broad- way Badly Injured by an Odd Accident at No. 198, ———— A ladder fell from the fourth for to ) the street at No. 198 Broadway to-day, Anjuring the following persons MRS. ROSS P CARROLL, EDWARD, thirty-five, of She 1s to Be Chaperon tor Gen, Wilson's Daughters at the No, 21 Twenty-third street, Brooklyn; C ion | struck on the leg ‘ § DILLON, JOHN, forty, of No. 109 Rear-Admiral John © W q i Wilso: 1 tt was not Bterling place, Brooklyn; struck on (#1 James I oat, whe wi u t ad been sent the Army ata cero fy Alex ; contusion of head and tan ‘ " t q ‘ * All were attende’ and went home were th ! John Daly, fo Q-nine, derrickman, |! fa 1 van of Kens‘co, was «rrested t ' ¥ y Mr, Scripture, who was Injured on the to bid tem gyi hy set : Hh Clay . “bead and shoulder, made compiuint | two ¢. nee Hold 1 Ver 1 @gainst Daly, the derrickman, and Wid th: ve , nla him arrested. Anerer f ' ' ' {= sCDillon ard Carroll, who were also Koss Me and Mie, 4 i 4 - allghtly Injured, refused to enter com-| Admin) Water ured in ‘ be had a large faints against Daly and also refuse! to) mcry suit of lieht i L) I 4 ve thelr Injuries attended by an with an immense Manama } ' 4 mp pance surgeon. “Tals 4 1 « ek : Daly was taken to the Old attended i lata at Station, and later Contractor W.} may hi ann i iS jeagrist, who 1s in charge of the work, again T toy Upichie aay 6 ball for him have to weir any ! hare: The accident was j pariah ALL MILLIOHAIRES, caused by Daly ‘on and overbalancing a twely: | regull ler, which fell three stories In ‘js | | . RECOVER IG LOND HURLED A HORSE. BUTIN SMALL CASE, OF STOLEN BUTTER INTO A DITCH. Police Arrest Three Merchants | ‘‘Willie,”’ The Evening World's Whom They Charge with) Office Boy, Describes a Trol- Having Firkins Taken from! ley Accident He Saw in Truck. Tryon Row. | Litigation Over $240, in Lawyer and Foreman of the| dury Are Wealthy. ial OWL The Evening (| World's office boy, saw an dent to-day. what he Several millionaires appeared in the! Beventh Municipai District t @ay In a case heard by Justice He Joseph. The action was brought rote 4 . y he Emmeodore B. Starr, a Pirin bry nue . n | rot abe way he Miswalar, as administrator of the estate| Tie @ thest Munita wrote it: ‘of his uncie, Theodore B. W [firiine jof butter th shins non! Michael 1 N yore pales, Rosalie Hay, the own fall eee nad , und sty ign, wht aa ouBe at No, 121 Madison ay baLntepepesg beat y t prod u YY had @ lease on the house at the time of | 15 Hyasamaidcanie Ket. through Centre mtreet this morning hie death. After his death and previous Hee at aod Tetoaaene carecen tenis Kk, engounte n to the expiration of the lease, Mrs, the set thea taal ence 1 Madison avenue car at Bad certain alterations made tn the! truck stop t real ntiaetta lyre How | At Tyron Row and Centre street there Apartments occupied by Mr. White and! the pin © damaged his furniture and books to the| The police say that in J is an excayath extent of $140 Pca tpg ied tunne! oming south When the complaint in the case had) forty-three of the tus 7 Pause He d without Been heard, Phillip Carpenter, a former! Woiey and Latham [Rae ree, snow tO® SAmsistant District-Attorney, counsel for ; Mm Inte the exeavatton Mr. @tarr, said u ‘ r such a condition that “Tam surprined that such a wealthy 7 { ate at nt for him t on pperaon as the defendant ty should re "i 1 Li at Ste payment of a just claim. | man who G Nan aR Aral a w ave tot Stand she plenty of money SHA ager rie UR ea Miromen, laborers and pollvemen who P also understand that her counnet, (ruck Ho crossod ind arked the sene cante forward with ploks, shovels and all such dt Cariléle Norwood, 1# a millionaire ox, plank Me, Norwood wos on his feet in an tn wiant. “Your Lordenip,” he wald, Einformed that Mr. Starr is a millionaire Sand 1 am surprised that he ehould ft court on such a small matter. yet. then, you are all kn good com volating out of the hilfhour'a work thes Doust from th ot deep, Spike, 11d not know wha a good was W," interposed Justioe Joseph. i , crowd of people who [Grace Kpiseopal Church, haw declined | ing | used Postum with part coffee ” i” ig Jury, Mr. Charles B “ ‘ the call t become rector of Bt, John’s | and we missed the headaches, then Ow, IN also reputed to milion fey ier tin 4, tn trifle frit Church, Washington. §t John's Charen 7 1 4c ffee evel orning ff “4 wan not injuned, tut a 6 er Probe ~. ueed leas co! every morning for E believe myself and the court t Hae driver harnossed ‘pike DAmeanale Probe m hecame yacant throuch the slesiton of | avout two weeks, and then Postum pher are the only poor men \n " rnd Acie ae silthaiing ia remiaieiare Dr, | MucKay glone fon nearly a year now, and I ne Me a POWTLAND, OF, June 4—Vractl-| he My juet Wish you could gee the change been informed, Judge,” said 34, et 1S wi , weiahed 1.200 pune. wt mpliS | seLuEAS! ftom AWenEy in my husband, He Nas better) Mer, “that you are not very Bri. ne . right aut of thirty-three eounties | DETROIT GIRL WEDS COUNT. | neatth than he ever had before, never Of being misdionuire, and 1 e err e Oo Ong) catlmated ‘malar’ i | yas the he an eat anything @menographer are the only poor THEFT ON THE PRIS ILLA. SEEN A STRAY AUTOMOBILE? ave remain vo Chamberlain, D0 vive Martha Pal h ave hearth rt ~ Locavore i Ji Now Comatoss De Cha ay web trout le, and he ci straightening | Detectives Vt 1 Vow Haye and It ds Marked «vy, AT FAI Wiens i] DETROIT, Js not be induced to drink coftec undor the evidence mM aehed At No. M2 Alwxaniar ayvenu CD. bet Me, Raine fie : h Mies Morita } ¢ apy circumstance be known f ‘ atl ; ; 1 ut i ne We atin pe eran 6a a ote ee Salm aR mentions dyapep- ing to the evidence, the 1 it me i " ‘ bin ee rvuepeheesesar tap pra TRL Me neaux. " he tells them| A Me Wilte'e, books | 2 ty j ! hoon “of Pasa, was vn OL wae plinoat ae, badl ow he but| Ded nor boon damaged und ( 14 ; ts sats! am now entirely well, and have ons| 95 pounds to 108 pounds and) aime oleatn te cloned bat ali, aw oor Wan all he Was mone, Wit pov 1 . tier Whewé, that by ullee On pal the Priscila the’ night beta i Wives | 8 { inched. but the bist Machi hod got aughters Hold Reception—Con- Transit , 3 2 Da vors “JORDAN ORIAP 155,157 and 159 East 230 St. wins. 1 Gak Roll To» O-fice Dict, | NER 1 eee 2 Doors West o/ 3d Ave. YOURCREDIT IS GOODHERE for whatever yousmay wish to pur- chase. So beautify your homes and make life worth living Ds ive! wollen finish, highly polished, deep drawers and com parte ments, excellent cabinet work and interiors; $14.49 actual value 1 $25.00; vd wil h Parlor Suits latest. colorin 5-Piee : cove design and handsome hi Large Elegant Silk Damask of dainty pered. steel spring ; at £60.00; reduced to. fin Refr ieee tors, of best sea- soned jun T, charcoal dry air, bronze locks and hinges; Couches, mr, like cut, covered in fin dainty coverings, good wo small s, fine mir ed, prines value $5.00, very of golden oak tinish, polished hivh backs, velour seats made strony, vahie very special, $1.49 We Have No Branch Stores—All Business Now Centred in Our 23d St. Establishment. SRE RL 10; Spec SATURDAY EVENINGS. OPEN White Enamelled and Brass Bedsteads, heavy pillars, brass vases a br mount es: regular price $806 $4, 29) DIVORCE FOR MRS. ACER i ENDS A DOUBLE SUIT.) ———__$_e}-—___—_—— | f mt Special, BOY WAS JOKING. '|Referee Reports that Husband Visited Prima| Donna at Bayside. Comrade Watched Young) Agate Sink, Believing His| Cries Were Intended to Scare Youth on Bank, Arthur G, Agate, a twelve schoolboy, a son of Ambrose J. Agate, of No. 10% Kast One Hundred and Seventy-fifth street, was drowned ‘while! bathing In Weat?hester Creek at the foot! of Holmes street. boy, with a com- | panion, Hervert Watkins, who lived | hext to his home, went to the creek to take a swim after school, Later in the evening young Watkins, breathless and/ | so very exelted that he could not talk} Yc tedly, arrived at the Agate home formed them that “Arthur went e back otlfied the pollee hough year-old down and did not co EITHER WAY HURTS, re on Cof ee-Users any people, specially when head-| hes fo) Jaw leaving off the rug, and serious If the tinued, So there you are be- two fires. paratively easy way out was by a lady from Frankiin, Pz. We had a curious experi- >. Husband had been rs a sufferer from dys-| heartburn, headaches neryous We} with general tried a great many physicians and a popsta, and trouble. ma donna at My a a hich Just has sgned Mrs. Addie I not only an absol great muny remedies, but none of them did him any lasting good. “We concluded there must be some- thing about his employment that thus affected him. One day a man told tim that probably coffee was the cause of his trouble and advised him to use Postum. The first time 1 made it 1 studied directions and made it good, Well, that day was a ng 10 be remembered, “We liked the Postum but we had @ that Island She obtained conclusive evid had visited the val times last summer was heard be: and flo ree was aly entritt thon shgned | . nd | ¢ fa sult! ho the Acers t | rs have am, tin whi West law wife with wan to his fae Mrs, Acer that he to th Mr A months ea Ings Chat nroush 1 had he had Introduced in nave them | day after ty keep them trom one, You see the trouble was we had both used coffee so long that our nerves were in a gtate of collapse {without the usual stimulant, Until then I did not dream I was such a) slave to coffee, but we had to do j something to quit, so the next morn- Mi Ixy THOUGHT DROWNING, a hundred headaches compressed into| up from abl 8O good health, “it my pame will do any good, uso lit, tor we stand by Ry always,” snttonden, | aniful for the blesng of Nivathuii. — Of Bt. owls, ry ke, af] Declines Gall tw Noted Chures, | Higiokly4 SUNDAY WORLD WANT ADS _— Some Ghings About SERGE SUITS. Every piece of serge is a mystery—unless you know the maker. You can’t tell much about a serge suit from its looks—whether or not it’ll fade or shrink or get ‘‘fuzzy.’?’ Anybody can be fooled ona serge suit, and a good many are. When you get one of our $15 Serge Suits you have the satisfaction of knowingyou’ renottaking chances—you know you’re geiting the serge made by the best mill in the world—the same mill that has fur- nished us our serges for forty years—and we stand back of every suit. Here’s a lotof blue serge sack suits of a much finer grade of serge than you’ll find usually even for $20—special to-day at $15. WM. VOGEL @ SON, BROADWAY. HOUSTON ST. SHADOW SOUP. x % ? R “A | em *, An Indian cure for Dyspepsia! . Made by holding a fat fowl over a simmering pot, on a sunny day, and thus—boiling the shadow, Unprofitable as the eee of $2.50 Sil Shoes, which are- 70 cents finish and and - $1.00 profit,-and 80 cents “worth of ey and materials, a Good shoes cannot be made to sell at less a | than $3.50, How good, the $3.50 kind are, depends | upon whether you buy the usual five profit “" * 4 \ oil footwear, ot Regals,-which come direct from Tannery, to Consumer, with only one profit viz. the Manufacturers, Style Book elucidates. if 0 Sold only 1a 45 Regal Stores trom Atianttc to Pa eifis and London, Aizo by mail, 14 Stores Metropolitan District, MEN’S STORES. NEW YORK CITY. 115 Ni St. bet. 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