The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1903, Page 7

me a j wilt 3 _ Out with salt water brought through a HOUR PLAN TO BE EXAMINED State Sewerage Commission Will Give the Engineer a Hear- ing on Its Canal Scheme To- Morrow. BANAL CHEAPER THAN DRAIN. (Special to The Eventhe World) JNEWARK, N. J., Feb, 9.—Engincer Bames Seymour, jr., who proposes to re- Weem the Passaic River by flushing it even and a half mile canal from Bull's Berry, 6n the Hudson, to Passale, will Present ‘his plans to the State Sewerage Commission to-morrow. The State Commission figures on nearly duplicating the sewerage systems of the fowns between Paterson and Newark, ni it is contended py Mr, Seymonr that one bit of work alone connected with such & project would cost $10,000,- 00, Whereas the men who figured on the job estimate that amount as the total outlay. ‘The engineer saya that the total cost would reach $10,000,0%, While $10,000,000 would be sutticlent to dig and place in good condition the ship eanal, “I had not received much encourage- ment from the commission,” said Mr. Seymour to-day, “until quite rece when 1 was able io get an fen with one of the members my @cheme seemed to him so plausille that the asserted he considered {t his duty to present it to his coll s. Of course 1 know that I will meet with Much opposition, but 1 am so sure that my ideas are correct (hat there will be every encouragement for me to work hi “There is nothing amazing about this fea. Look at the gt 1] at Chicago which is many larger than the one I propose and which, completed just a@ short time ago, has virtually proven that no bigger boon was ever afforded an important mur “Probably my scl With the approval of se who would like very have chance to bid on many miles of brick drains following the course of the wind- ing Passaic. 'The Commission, though, has now commenced to realize that’ there are other ways to get rid of sewage than dy following Our the oid underground sewage plan, Tho $10,00),000 or so that it would take to constr the canal would be repaid by th entals for wharfage and dock service. “The chloride of sodium In the salt water would make It entirely Impossible for any pollution to exist, for any chem- will tell you that where salt Is prea- ent in any great quantity all things of @ foul nature are eaten up and purifica- tlon, begins. “I'll guarantee that in a short time after canal was built there would/ be splendid fishing in the Passaic, whereas now the atream {8 practically jan abandoned one for nearly all pur- SONGSTRESS FELL DEAD IN HER PEW. “Nearer, My God, to Thee” Was Mrs. Woodhall’s Last Hymn. While singing “Nearer, My God, to ‘Theo’ last night at services of the Gospel Mission, No. 235 Monmouth street, Jersey City, Mrs. Amelia Wood- hall, of No, 357 Highth street, dropped dead in her seat. Her body was taken hhome by friends. She died of apoplexy. Mrs, Woodhall went to the mission in excellent spirits. She encountered Several Indies before services and said Fhe felt as though she could sing better than ever and asked those who were to sit near her to listen to her singing. When it came time to sing “Nearer, My God, to Thee” all cyes were on Mra. Woathall. She aang the first line in a beautiful soprano voice. When about to finish the second line she screamed and fell @ead on the floor of her pew. She had Bing her last verse, There was a com- jotion In the mission and services were rourht to an abrupt end, Mrs. Woodhall was fifty-eight years id and had been a nightly attendant at @ mission, JAMES SEYMOUR, JR., WHO WOULD DIVERT THE SEA INTO THE PASSAIC. BURIED IN GRAVE [DESPERATE DISH HE WAS DIGGING, FOR HS LIBERTY. When They Got Farrell Out It Was Found He Was Very Badly Injured. With eeveral ribs crushed {n end oth- erwise badly bruised, Patrick Farrell, of Unton place, Union Hill, ts lying at his home, the victim of an odd accident, arrell is a grave-digger, and white working in an open grave at Flower Hifi Cemetery, North Bergen, the earth caved in, almost completely burying him. He managed to keep his head clear uf the dirt, howevec, and his cries for haip were heard by Harry Young and Leo Otenhauser. They ran to his assistance, and after considerable Iabor succeeded in digging him out. Farrell was unconscious when rescue! and was hurriedly removed to his home. He js in a precarious condition, LYNX CAPTURED IN WESTCHESTER, Animal Measured Six Feet from Its Nose to the End of Its Tail. (Special to The Evening World.) WHITH PLAINS. Feb. 9—A very largo lynx, which, it is believed, travelled all the way from the Canadian tvoods, as such animals are rarely seen around Now York, was captured in a trap by Grant Zarr, of Chestnut Ridge, yesterday, For several weeks the farmers have been annoyed by th@ theft of hundreds of odickens during the night. All kinds of traps were set, and though the tillers vf the soil sat up all night with loaded shot guns watching for the chicken ‘thief, the fowls continued to disapear at an alarming rate. Mr, Zarr's chicken coop was robbed oye night of thirty fowl, and ho finally decided to set a large trap near the hennery, with the result that the lynx was captured. It fought desperately to escape, and three shots had to be fired into its body to kill tt Tho animal measured nearly six feet from {ts nose to the tip of Its tail. THE Went Through Two Windows | and Was Caught at -. Third he (Special to The Evening World.) NEWARK, eb. 9—With his | andages and much | oss of blood from solf injuries, Harry Gilder, allas Harry Smith, was arraigned ni the Fourth Precinct Court this morning on a charge of stealing a gold watch, ‘The cepture of the prisoner was sen-| sationalsational. About 10 o'clock yes- lerday morning the police were notified that a man was trying to sell a hand- some gold watch for a ridiculously low price at a house in Bank street. Detec- tives Rammeibs and Koerber went to| the store of Adolph Ortmann, No, Bank street. Gilder was inside. H» saw the officers, and when they entered the store he hurled himself through a front window and oscaped. About an hour later Policeman Mc- Manus was informed that a man cov- ered with blood had gone into another house In Bank street. Entering, the bl:ecoat recognized the prisoner and sprang upon him. A fierce struggle ensued, in which the officer fared badly, The man sprang through another window, taking sash and all, and made gvod his esoape a second time. Koerber and Rammoibs found the man in Belmont avenue, but Gilder saw the detectives first and took to his heels. He ran, closely followed, into the hou of Policeman Kress, at No. 22 Lillie street, and was captured just as he was about to jump throug’ a window in the top floor of the house. Had he suc- eceded in getting through this window he would have dashed himself to death, a MORE TIME FOR PATRICK. Court of Appeals Grants Extension in Presenting Case. ALBANY, Feb. 9.—The Court of Ap: peals to-day extended the time in which to bring forward an appeal in behalf of Albert 'T, Patrick, convicted of the mur- der of William M. Rice, In making the motion John ©. Tomlinson, counsel for Patrick, alleged that the District-Attor- ney ‘had violated his dufty in not prose. head swathed in weakened by cuting Jones and the Grand Jury ita]§ oath of office for not Indicting him, District«Attomey Jerome's representa- tive did not oppose the motion. - $$$. Oppenheimer Institute Has recently enlarged its capacity and is now ready to meet all demands for treat- ment of cases of alcoholic intemperance and drug addiction. For information as to terms or treatment, apply in person to the Superintendent at the Oppenheimer Institute, 131-133 West 45th St Piquette Ave., Detroit, Mich, For literature and general information, apply by mail to the Executive Offices, 170 Broadway, New York, 8 DIRECTORS: ‘creasing the supply of the nutritive jean ma ing PA TT ENC ee ee ee Cuesday’s Tews. The news for to-morrow is particularlyegood. Among the leading special events are: ‘ Annual Sale of Shell Combs. _ February Housefurnishing Sales. FAT ENOUG Ei. 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When the stomach is weak,” the nutrition falls below the daily requirements of the body. Then from lack of nutriment other organs become “weak” and as a result of “w eak stomach we have weak ” lungs, “weak” heart “weak” nerves, etc. body to assimilate the food products that “weak” lungs, “weak” heart “weak” nerves and other maladies are perfectly and permanently cured by “Golden Medical Discovery.” It is ja temperance medici containing | neither alcohol nor ‘cotics, There | 1 is nothing just as good as “Dis- | jcovery.” ures of “lung trouble,” “heart liver trouble,” “nerve and “blood trouble” accom. the use of Dr, Pierce's vdical Discovery are due to ut this medicine acts direct- h (and the nutritive em), removing: ob- ivity and health, bought mo a be er t was b Mik me his “Gd | its Prescription.” Y for my family of four. “For six long years 1 auffered with my | r, which bat Fine Artware at Cost and Less. Spring Sale of Wash Fabrics. 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