The evening world. Newspaper, November 26, 1903, Page 4

cm FIND ANEW ANGEL She Wanders Into Jefferson Market and Flutters Away. to a Dinner with Eight Women Prisoners. NO ONE KNOWS HER NAME. Her Smile and Her Gracious Air Caused the Hardened Frequenters of the Gloomy Court to Take Fresh Cheer. She entere dthe Jefferson Market Court today ani graciously smiled at several of the women prisoners. She was evi dently a stranger to court surroundings and it was only her smile and her ap- pearance of refinement that Induced the court officers to allow her to pass behind the railing whioh divides the spectators from the prisoners’ waiting thelr turn to de arraigned. She approached the wom- en delinquents, some young, some old, some middle aged, but all bearlng the evidences of unhappy careers, and spoke Kindly to them. Her offices were observed by the M fstrate, who regarded her as a @ngel In dipguise, The day and the di Ppealed to him and eight of the women | fhabitues of the jfenerioin w charged. The mysterious wom. ered all eight in the corridor the court and heid them awaiting the ar- rival of two carriages. Into these she @scorted her new-found acquaintances, and then sut between a blonde and a | brunette in the second carriage after court had ever She was har wned, Of prety lace and teu spoke with a daliciously sotc a ‘Court loungers wao many acts of charity Court room, and who were suppox know by sight nearly ali of tn throplats Gand charitable pec help the unfortunates, decta: oould not “pace te “new Phey surmised, however, as did one else, including Matron = winom the unknown fer a few minutes, nat a line ng feast was in store for Sama women prisoern. it Sas the general opinion that their meyactor hag planned to give ner at sozie up-town h trate the day and make the feel that they had at least o remembered them-on the day of nks@lving. “DRIVER Metals HURT. x Noy. 26.—Willlam B. Smith, years old, w Griving along Market street near Chest- t, was run Into by a driver of another Wagon and thrown to the street, He was icked up Unconscious and removed t Be“Barnapass Hospital. His skull was fractured by the force of the full and ic 4g said he cannot recover man in the second agen Ipped uy @nd got aw feared, | locate Lhanks- the dae sXow th EVERYWHERE 18 RETAIL BRANCHES. B14 Second Ave., G41 Second Ave. Tel. 1230 Madison Sa 857 Becond Ave., cor, 40th St 1012 Recond Ave, Ae Becond Second 14M Thiet 1006 Thint 1823 pa AN nth Ave. cor. 11 “Tel. Call soit M ninguide, 2288 Fighth Ave., Yl Eighth Ave. 2470 Eighth Ave 2571 Eighth Ave,, co fl. call 34973 Mornihralte. 2648 ees Ave. call ‘Ave, cor, 8th St 2073" Coltimbus cor, Noth St. ins Riverside, Det, 82 voralde, pi intopher St. Bleecker Bt., cor. Commerce St , Borough of Bronx, 49 Willis Ave., cor. 139th TENDERLOIN WAIFS [WOMAN Miriam Nesbitt, woman who has Ju able ’ | advocating a “nerve cure” for the benefit spoke | of her sist Miss early rehearsals and the exacting duties of a leading the nervous syste | strated In her own case that these In- WOMAN PLANNED THE Teale penis Gets Ten Yearn truth of the above statement. Fancy Fard Dates Evaporated Peaches —Fanc Evaporated Apric Entire Wieat Flour Yeilow or White Meal the young leading made a most favor- impre 8 of the stage. Itt holds that late study, injurious to has demon- woman are She down and ui fig a. new. part, of her phi TAKES DAILY SWIM IN COLD OCEAN. Jurlous effects can be overcome by swim- ming in cold water. the beginning of the season she felt run qual to the task of learn- t by ine advice ke early ; but t iclan she be xist, She * briny, IN OMARA BIE FROM AN “L" TRAIN Victims Caught in aught In Colapee a! The witeethan Put Put on Brakes Big Building While Fighting So Suddenly that Many Pas- Fiames in Interior, and Their, ‘sengers Were Thrown from Bodies Not Recovered. Their Seats. OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 2%—Four fires An elevated train of fours cars on men were burned to death and prop- the Second avenue road, crowded with erty 1088 amounting to $200,000 is the parrengers, became unmanageable at result of a blaze to-day in the whole- the Seyenty-second street atation this sale grocery house of Allen Brothers, at utteroon. Ninth and Jones streets, In addition to In trying to bring the train to a stop the big five-story building ocoupied by the motorman etopped the rear three the Allen Brothers, that occupied by carn so suddenly that the front car the Pacific Storage Company adjoining broke away and ran down the track was also consumed, together with most the distance of a block. The couplings of {ts contents. and the railings were torn awav. ‘The names of the firemen killed were: Most of the passengers in the cars Leroy W Lester, William Burmeister, Louis Goldborough and William A. Barrett. The fire is presumed to have origineted in the furnace room of the Allen Buil which were stopped suddenly were thrown from their seats and several were bruised. Those in the forward oar ere compelled ito climb out on the structure and walk near the dangerous She says that and that stage of forgotten mukes the seems ud’ Buy every morn 1 and expects, ite up until Christmas, such ing. ‘The bulldings were filled with the thrid-rail back to the ftation. most in@ammable class of material, Several of the cars in the train were the new ones which will be remen who were Killed put In ‘ser working about were vice on the subway. The air brakes ‘about forty feet Inside the Al- Ton Bullding when the floor above un- benifenaal aauthree, of them but aid not expectedly collapsed, catohing the men wits no chance of escape and with no Deas DINE eit’ ponies were nor recovered, SERVICE IN NEW CHURCH. POOR FIGHTS EXTRADITION. Pptscopations Hear tien m it. Edward the Martyr’ The Episcopal Church of St. Edward the Martyr, in One Hundred and Ninth street, just off of Fifth avenue, was opened to-day with high mass by the rector, the Rev. Edward Wallace Neil, New York Man Under Arrest fn Seattle Denies Larceny Charge. SEATTLE, Wash., Nov, 26,.—Detective . A, Carey has arrived here with ex- | tradition papers for Frank B. Poor. President of the Ciisens’ Car “and Granon cf Bind dune wee Power Company, who Is charged in NeW ‘The church seats only $00 persona, but York with grand larceny ta the faut Cs numbers among kts members many mill- gree, The papers were taken to Gov, lor twenty, years, the ittude McBride, who refused to honor them Congregation had worshiped until he had looked te the cae. ate Corry pated Mestre A ‘Dibriage T Poo ttorneys reals = tet to “axteadite Alm on the ground Mit. Gerry gave $00.00 with which to that Poor {s wanted in New York Sit ro bets and reconstruct the church. trata collect adebt. It Is expected thet Work was commenced last June and the Governor will give his decision some pled PEE ee ep Inside eae irc] day this week. the. city, C. RB. Hirhy Dlantedatherace (Cee and the windows, Commodore Gei “| DUTCH STEAMER LOST. | warden" fstty ba "Bavis eslor ace THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1903. 3: [FOUR FIREMEN DEAD |FIRST CAA BROKE |WANAMAKER BUYS MORE REAL ESTATE Pays Nearly ideas for Colonnade Hotel and “Old London Street” Property— He May Erect a New Hotel. John Wanamaker has increased his real-estate holdings in this city by the purchase of the “Old London Street” and Colonnade Hotel property. The price paid was a little less than $1.400 000. This property has a frontage on Broadway from No. 26 to No, 23) and runs through to Lafayette place. It was sold to Mr. Wanamaker by William E. Finn, who acquired it in January of last year from the Hilton estate. It is thought the new owner will erect @ hotel on the property, as sevoral are needed in that part of town, and will be more in demand as soon as the Cort- landt street and Morton street tunnels are completed, —<—__ OV—RCOME BY GAS. A man known as Flushelmer, a cook, of No. 43 Lexington avenue, was found unconscious from gas in bed this morn- ing. It 1s thought he tried suicide. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital. Work Guaranteed. Come and bring your friends and you $3 3 will be pleased. Sets ‘of ‘Teeth (double suction) Gold Crown: Bridge Woak. Gold Filling Quaker Dental Society rs_0 A.M. to8 P.M. Sundays, 10 to 3, “44 i East 14th St,. near Broadw: 171 Broadway, cor. Cortlandt St., N. Hodien from the Anglia Washed i Ashore on Inland in the North Sea, ORANGE HORSE SI SHOW READY BRUNSBURTTELHAFEN, — Prussia, Nov. 26,—The washing ashore of bodies Exhibit Which Opens Te-Night ‘and a cargo on Borkum Island, in the Prsuasace’ (einer acorn, North Sea, at the mouths of the Ems. ORANGE, N. J., Nov. %—Tho large (wenty-aix_ méea from Emden, COn- number of entries for the hares ante | frst 2 Prinon for Train Crash in Virgina, ‘ov, 23.—Mrs, Ellen found grulity of plan Six nd at Green- ne Jury, fixed hel *« in the peni- bulley aM and West last Devan unt No matter what the price or where you may shop, better butter than we offer cannot be had. branch stores for the distribution of i s goods and with a reputation for handling the highest grade creamery butter that has been steadily maintained, is sufficient guarantee for the Other good values in abundance. Rye Flour. | Very best anne picked in Tomatoes. , Gast View Brand— New canning. Fancy red ripe, solid full pick, best Southera grown Tomatoes Sold regularly at 12c. can, 25c¢ | 3 cans, es Package, 7c. packages fornia Muir, Ib. p ts —Fancy California 15c Moorpark, 1b. pkye 3-Ib. package “Fat ¢ 3elb. linen bas Prunes. The finest Santa Clara, thin skin, solid meat Large size, 3 ibs. seit Medium size, 3 Ibs. ee neees 1. Ac TRLLURIDE, miners have Tilted to Jail on che und consol: UNION MINERS IN JAIL, Arrested In Colorado Chargea with Conspiracy, Colo, oN been i while the jury of Kennedy | Hamburg for Rotterdam. ellot or murder in the rested. and editing 4 of thre: Ae originally ° t of the wreck of the firma the renort ot giia, “bound from that opens to-night at the Riding and Driving Club in Halsted strest, Hast Orange, gives promise of a successful SWISS ARREST ANARCHISTS. exh{bion. “The entries number more GENEVA, Switacrland, Nov. 26.—By toy toe era Dig pict thore of a3 8 aid a orse show hereto! order of the Federal authorities the Po- Oringes, Everything 1s In eeudinels tor lice have arrested two Anarchists, the opening and large attendance js Rourtzeft and Krakoff, who have beea lceked sot hry Ribactiners living for some time in Switzerland and yan. Dil, tra AL ip, RO-W, an Anarchist paper. Dourtzelt Stewart, iverett Colby, Rdgar H. Ward game aero from Siberia, 1. H. Graves, Uzel fowarter, J. 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