The evening world. Newspaper, February 2, 1904, Page 7

>! THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, Yon. BRIDGE CRUSH RELIEF PLANS bcommissioner Best Is Hard at \ Work Trying to Make Condi- tone Easier for the Terrific Rash-Hour Congestion. YERUSH IS NOW WORSE THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN. “One Man Hurt and Three Ar- rests Made—No Relief in Sight Until New Bridge Is Completed. Bince the new system of looping the ears into the Manhattan end of the Brooklyn Bridge has been in operation the crush during the rush hours at night 1s worse than ever, principally because the crowds are packed into such a small space by the southerly roadway, and also because the Brook- lyn Rapid Transit Company fills every Gvallable space of each car with a passenger. Nearly every night some one is hurt, and many a mun or wo- man goes home with one or more bruises, Last night's record was one man so severely injured that he had to be at tended by an ambulance surgeon, and three others arrestgd for jabbing men and women in the ribs, The injured man is Deputy Sheriff Charles Fagin, of No. 323% Evergreen avenue, Brooklyn, He went to the outer fringe of the line established to Keep the crowds between two ‘pillars and tried to board a De Kalb avenue car as it swept across the covered PD The crowd pushed and shoved and he fell. He was dragged twenty feet and trampled upon, The men arraigned to-day were Louis Mussig, of No, 19 Knickerbocker ave- nue, who knooked down a girl while trying to climb over the tallboard of a car; Martin Rosenblit, of No, 22 street, and Morris Hermann, of No, %05 Moore street. They climbed on a oar before it stopped and swept several woman off their feet. Commissioner George BD, Best said to- day that he hoped within a short time to further one of several plans he has under consideration to relieve the crush @t the trolley terminii between the rush hours of 6 end 7 P. M. “Brom now on,” the Commission- er said, “I am going to devote my attention to that problem. I am will- ing to confess that it grows worse each day. One can put only just wo much water in a tumbler. The bridge can accommodate only so many. Hach Year thousands are added to the thous Who i..2 in, Brooklyn and | do (Buses, in New York. “ir lose” quit work, be- 7 oolock in the evening, und then it ts chat the . H- 't. Com- y,unable to handle them: |The and there Mey cars, ne raefies to Bo Met. can be let into one utr trtosee Stltinits 254 | wi engers-at a time, There ist so many square feot to stand at each track. one wants to get home in a a rainy pight. ach‘car that goes out is crowded to dis ubmost capacity, 1 saw them the igther isnt hanging on by their eye- several plans ie Commisal: nd ‘1 do not know which \the most ‘practical, Those plans \wuarding most hes net 4a Ee ‘tor the reas that thoy ‘are not ready made de puniier Ihave. just ‘appointed RE engineer to over all bre for relieving the crush pare during the rush hours inl. that accum- will’ be Tittle. Meise ate under consid- enero Mr. has hed much experience with the bridge, and is a thoroughly coe engineer, Veep uh obleny others Ww Ve stu \e | proble: A Oi aaa apeak. ‘There are now eight loops that oon- (SONG WRITER 1S IN n| High Honor Is Conferred Upon nect the two roadways, and it is im- jpossible to fet more than two cars at the terminal at the same time. ‘There are four tracks fifty feet Roch: ot or sere Row and four more a hundred meventy fect beyond. On track No. 1 Fulton street an nue ea; on No. 2 Gates avenue cars; Ni ‘De aré switched cars Putnam ave- Blatbush ire wtreet; No. 7, Ralp! n stroet cats, and No, : SGI SO, Ss cm ale come 7 to stand ‘gS een the two ut] sary, fest columns tructure, Over which This often nue GOOD HEALTH AGATN Landtady Gave Fred F. Houlihan an Overdose of Medicine and) by Mistake He Was Taken to Bellevue, Fred F. Houlihan, the brilliant young song writer and ¢omposer, whose {lines in Bellevue Hospital last week was re- ported in the press, seems to have been the unfortunate victim of a series of Gistressing circumstances, Finding him, in the insane pavilion, The Evening World geporter visited his home, No, 33 East Thirty-ninth street, where he interviewed Mrs. Houlfhan, a sweet-faced bride of only a fow weeks. She said her brilliant husband, who 1s only twenty-three, had in his ambi- tion been overworked, Perhaps she did not know he was in the pavilion for observation. At any rate, Mr. Houlihan was out and all right the very next day, except for @ little soreness over his odd mis- adventure, It seems his system had got rum down and he was suffering with malaria. Wishing to take his medfcine he called the landlady and directéd her to pour one spoonful of the medicine tn -four of water for his dose, She reversed the formula, and four spoonfuls of the. medicine went down his throat. It was too much for him and made him sick and threw him into a spasm, Some one summoned « physician, and he’ sent the song writer to the hospital. Through another mistake he was placed In the insane ward. But a stomach pump and a night's sleep righted him, and he left the pital at 10 o'clock next morning, a duy later was at work as usua and POPE KNIHTS BALTIMORE MA Michael Jenkins, One of the Leading Financiers of the Maryland City. BALTIMORE, M4, Feb. 2—Mr. Michael Jenkins, one of SBaftimore's leading financiers, has been signally honored by the Pope. He has been made a Knight Commander of the O~ der of St, Gregory. Mr, Jenkins is the first citizen of Maryland to receive this, the highest honor conferred upon a member of the Catholic Church By the Pope This remarked : varied, and of the most unprecedented description. before. Gala days, indeed, in the China, Glinwere and Lamp Sections on.the Third Floor. “What a handsome China Store you have. I do not believe it has an equal in the United States.” THE TREMENDOUS STOCKS OF fully justify this praise. Whosoever wants anything in China, Glassware or Lamps may obtain it now < PRICES THAT AVERAGE a TO, Gheo. Haviland & Co. Fine Limoges Decorated China It Less than Cost of Importation, 52 only, 100-piece DINNER SETS, decorated with sprays and gcld handles; 12 each—dinner, soup. tea, preserve and butter plates; 3 meat dishes, soup tureen. gravy boat, pickle dish, 2 covered and 2 uncovered vegetable dishes, covered butter dish and 12 cups and saucers; worth from, open stock, $28.00; to-morrow, set. 30 Dozen PLATES, 190 DISHES. $3.75 Dozen TEA PLATES, each. 7Se | DISHES $1,25 Dozen IND. BUT- TER PLATES, exch | OC + $400 SOUP TUR- BENS, 7.50 $1.00 PICKLE DISHES, 250 $1.79 GRAVY BOATS, 85 DISHES, DISHE: Rich Cut Glass. $500 BOWLS, 2.65 ) $2.50 OLIVE or AL. $1.50 OIL BOTTLES, 850 | MOND TRAYS, $4.00 DECANTERS, 1.75 500 D Salad Bowls Piano, UYioltn, fi 50 LARGE Ee, IS 5 ST MBAT \bisHes 1,25 | $1.50 VEGETABLE D $3.00 ena: 1.25 $1.25 CAKE PLATES, $1.50 COVERED BUT: TER DISHES, $4.00 CELERY TRAYS, 2.66 February 3, 1904, will be Sic ernions ie ano, and the Parisian Trio—M: Joseph Allard, Piano—Miss Doris Ward at the Piano. 15,75 50c 400 75¢ 35S IECORATED CHINA SALAD BOWLS, with flower and gold decoration, Thereafter, Single Stamps Until Closing Hour. 40,000 Copies of Sheet Music To Morcow atan Amazing Price "Cello and SLEPBSSHOTOOHHS me SBE Double ‘“‘S. @ H.’”’ Green Trading Stamps Mornings This Week from 8.30 to 12 o’Cl “Clb and Si Song Recital, | The programme of the Piano, Violin, ‘Cello and Song Recital, which will be held in the Auditorium of the New Art Piano Store, on the 5th floor, at 3 o'clock Wednesday ihn entertaining. The artists are Miss Nellie Linde- Wri ‘dmond Varnier, Violin; Mr. Theo. Mare, ’Cello: Pictures at’ About ED order is limited to four hundred mem- bers, divided tnto three clasnes, There are thirty members in the first class, seventy in the second class and three hundred in the third class. The Jenk- ins family has long been affiliated with the Catholic Church, the Stanaing perk te) to about 1600, Members era, obvi liberal 81 porters 1 encase ont of arity reer identited Tore fy, they bul "Corpus, Christ! cubroh, p-Mopnt yette aven tintaes of Panciitad Bntvert sary geon, He it of the Sate Deposit and Trust, Com and the Merchants and Min eee Company. =|TUGBOAT'S CREW SAVED FROM DEATH ‘The smokestack is all that rematng above the water in Little Hell Gate to tell the story of the ctruggie against the wind and waves encountered by the tug Twilight and the terrible struggle for life by its orew, The men were taken to the Manhat tan State Hospital for the Insane on Ward's Isiand, after being rescued by the harbor police. The Twilight started from Bayonne to City Island with a tow of a pile-driver and two soows. It fought its way across the bey and ul the East Biver aa tap aerLittle Hew pas sree A ee g's bob tom'anal Capt. 4 Hi, ais Bae les ee Tar fa, ep th oe Water a tw see pater berbor rsp oe =i from the ire te when it : = Mother ar Baby tue, sps. | both helped by fhe ase of with enough "room hg paper. the car can anxiously ot @ seat," The Hredioue, working sinh Me Carne by, until nally, etter an fours waiting, in sheer desperation sne pushes and shoves her wa; with ni Bo, ventliauon, an an inch 0! Wa a ‘the way’ hou “inet ri LJ ru: they all the other Brooklynites to Le to tracks beyond. timated tpritey 2 Peal recel receive his at: "as up| and make the baby thrive. SCOTT’S =| EMULSION It will enrich the mother’s mitk i it ts a bottle baby, puta part of i | a teaspoonful In the bottle when it is fed. For poorly nourished S| babies and children we believe |. it has no equal in the world. Beginning the February Sate With Matchless Values, When we announced a sale of this scope and description abaut a ago so many people came that it was impossible to wait on all. And yet we had made elabofate preparations in anticipation of hig business. Ghe Bargains Ghis February Are Better than Ever Before. There are more Pictures, the variety of specs and frames is greater.. We have included with a lot of our own ictures a large as- sortment of samples from several leading art houses. Prices ri double or treble for any room in the Art Galle: at the LOWEST PRICES SUCH SUBJECTS. LoT 4, 1,000 PICTURES, framed, colored subjects; every one TT {basa mat generally sold for 250.3 large variety of subjects. bora ; some have mats, jothers are framed close: reg- larly sold at 350. OLORED PICTURES, (COLORED PICTURES, { T9390 Lor, framed in S-inch gilt frames; some 25a prints oak and black frames this lot; reduced from 500., 75a. and $1.00. ful PICTURES OP Lor : pias violets and different 500 the yard tows icturess gilt ‘ ¢ fem pahoree rey 85. Bi tors, feecrane: 63e fe nantes ian HU St: tyles of Bodsteads at at Lowest mee BRASS BEDSTHADS. Simply fresh evidence of the fact that when you buy at The Big Store you buy well. ao jt 2. a ~ my toga ra appoited iat mounts, husks op ted regwiarly i a a0.00 $50 00 | ¥ EDSTMADS. 00 BRA! IDSTHADS. 00 BRA! BTHADE . ‘00 BRAI BDSTHADS, 00 DEA BADE. 80 & fine lo of PHOTOGRAVURES, un- framed} you will appreciate these better by lool at the enormous selection. iil frame them at a low price; gularly 350. (Regular$1.50,$1.75and $2.00 LOT 6, Zo LOTT. PICTURES; any subjects and TOe. )sy\es 10 choose from: every style frame—black oak or gilt. Regular $1.50 and $2.00 LOT & PICTURES! every picture in Z Se this lor is worth double the ‘price we state. $2.00, $2.50. $3.00 up to LOT 9, |$4.00. are what these PIC- TURES were formerly sold for; suitable for bedroom or Lany part of the house. (ee $4.00, $4.50 and 7.00 $5.00 PICTURES; various styles of frames; included aro pastels, etchings, colors, pha, print, choice of black gile or mn freneess LOT 10, 2.00 Az fiustrateds one tn fenaion foot; finely tn: structed; regularly As illustrated: brass top five, strong rally and vases: luterais in head and foot, at | ly $10.00; special, a e from IIc, up to $10.00. And in every instance you e value of your money., You'll find Pictures aul oe on_the Third Floor to-morrow, and _all HAT WERE EVER MARKED ON 3808 PICTURES; ese an LOT 1, es will ail fad SF. OO marked on many in this lou beautiful subjects to choose $7.00 ani r ES; parlor SF, OD 1 dining i pictures; theve are rare values and most oa, low. LOT 13, ae $15, 918 90 420 FI0- 70.0 a nef gilt oak and black frames, LOT 14, RTING PICTURBS framed in neat black Ininch jal bot of $3.50 PIC» which Lor ss, [TUR are slightly toiled, will be closed our at 1.50 Stay oaioes et ot (Third Fioon, Centre, 16th Sto trniadly heavy. continue’ van oata; Mructed and. finedy enamelled ar iy $14,00;mpsein! 0 snamelied "tansy COLORED ENAMELLED BEDSTEADS, fa rg™° RED HNAMELLWD B07 COLORED ENAMELLED \TEADS, $15.00, COLORED ENAMELLED ven. BED- 6.50 TED, 75 BED. 11.25 "cou ORED ENAMELLED Chin China Cups and Saucers « fis. oe | $4.00. °O. scouoneD RED. 48. "NAMELLED BEB 45c., to-morrow, e $1.00 kind at each, 2-qt BOSTON BEAN POTS, in stock at 70c., to-morrow. each, leq. BOSTON BEAN POTS, in stock at Large Size STEW POTS, with handles. | Yever Retore Such Splendid Bargans in China, ( Slassware & Lamps asin Ghis Sale. Crowds are flocking to the sale. And what q great, big fascinating, Mid-Winter Sale it is! Economies, broad and Dollars never got so much good values in these lines of merchandise . A woman who hasn't been in) New York in quite a while came in yesterday-and NEW GOODS ¢ LESS THAN USUAL. Brown and White Cooking Ware at Half Pri 28e eetoe Size STEW POTS, with our 80¢c. kind at 42¢ © | kind at each, Medium Size PUDDING DISHES, th’ 350. kind at, each, 260 Gea Fors, JUN beat 3,000 English Fi always paid 50c. tureen, gravy SETS, 100 pieces; regularly Thousands of lamps, and at $8.00 WROUGHT IRON LAMPS, y $6.00 DECORATE! 1—No Old Stock. 2—No Sample Copies, 3—No Mia Printed for Special Sale Purposes, BUT SHEET MUSIC that is constantly demanded. Compositions that are genaine “hits” the things that you hear sung, whistled and played all over town, Selections from Comic Operas, Sentimental Ballads, Waltzes, Coon Songs, Two-S and Piano Solos, Published at 50c., 60c. and 75c. ach, and sold by us regularly from |8c. to 35c, @ copy, will-be on-sale to-morrow at -this remarkable price, per copy, To better insure prompt service we have placed the Cpe stock for this sal coun- ters in the regular Music Store on the Third Floor. Plen Pete bor Music Therefore, ORDER BY will be arranged numerically. NIGHT, DEAR LOVE.” Vocal. ; Vocal. Vocal. Instrumental. the Water yason, |28, The Lovers’ fro A River. aces and * Fea Shae Geriog Bex.” etn Bin tom from Disa? 7) GB Bit. Sale Las badmppeltioncnns in 5 jv0-Goo Man, , t paca ie Pep tieee Busan. | ~ the Isle of tiptoe.” pace Wingte NS Ste 0) Ouey. Oopeee. aaa Toulsiana Loutee, a, Hast on of the Spam 5 When af Were Com- | 1° Bile Au Byeot ly ies frome Winsome| tomes Trou a2 from “Gormwans Kitty": W 80. Sunrise in. Chame @ You ‘Foot All the Peo- scree, from “Bergeant Loud the Bugle Bound, trom teristic “94, Te ail the Time. tty. Ciusorme, Winnle, : 1. Rosa An: 84 June i. ab Day Is Bunshine When |. Heceuse fon Were an Old ep EE a The Glowworm the 8 ibs Hee aBincs of Banoa™ |Meat and “Nancy Brown,’ BUY ONLY ONE COPY T8e | Small Size STEW POTS, with li 50c. kind a Medium Size MIXING BOWLS, -the4-0c. 460 Daner Sets, FINE THIN AMERICAN PORCELAIN SETS; 12-eadh, dinner, soup, tea, preserve and bumer plates; 3 meat dishes, fabbe dies SiN dak comsted beams ae ted teen c tind sauceres regularly $15.00; to-marrows "7,50 FINE ENGLISH PORGELAIN Lamps. 0 HAI LAMPS, with $7.00 IRON & RU KY LAMPS. with Ger TABLE LAMPS 1,000 dozen fine, thin CHINA CUPS and SAUCERS; ich decoration ind gold edges; regularly $3.00 a dozen, at, each Musical Teast, NUMBER ONLY. antities of Some of the Titles Are Limited Qui and will not be duplica after the supplies on hand have been exhausted. extraordinary reduction in price YOU CAN. NO MAIL ORDERS. NOC. 0, D'S. NONE TO DEALERS. The list includes the new waltz song from "Merely Mary Ann,” entitled “KISS ME-GOOD Also the “Merely Mary Ann” waltzes. ; oo, iceta Mamma, Buy Me | eats, nem | aa each, t, each, paleaonce < $14.00, ipeerdapeivienrctagtedicrc, to match, 3 pet fem 0c z Fe Because of the OF EACH NUMBER. 10. Tule of the Sea Shell i Baby u grt Hindoo Bell ecg ae a here the Bouthera "Roses | 7%. iY When frvesthee att Never ‘Thourht T'@ Miss] 7 am a: ee ee te Wire Wy Bweee} Egyptian Maid. < aia oor vo Got o feelin’ for You. Mat Tinabeats, it 1° rt wung by 5 ye pe y Mies fantasy Re Per Last ‘ce 3 Bes oi Fairy Lang, Yo" Namo Off ps eenereten (hs, a meee | You Leys, trem byes. 6 @ 17th of March. Irish @ Silver Blipper.”” 46, Cnly © Dream of the Golden a emets Broa ie London? but a 5 love song oe ere BS “Me Good-titght, Dear ces ~ eee pr: Pea ‘50 | 5 Bt Amarioan are oF Fane debi ei renulariy $38.66 abeo! © hatri one | a4 Temuiapy | f 750 Feige Bengae Can eke par er pare T paeeer seat COA. tcking: regularly PILLOWS. PA FEATHER PILLOW DUSK PHATHDR PILLOWS PSWE: seca at IgyE,ouEsr EXTRA SELHCE Quem FraTHER pus | WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS. combination ng} regularly combination: + Pegularly Gf, ghort alr in Stal, Ane | THER PILLOWS; spe- 2k | WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS-Speolal at L865, 250, 8.00, 375, 450, 475, 600, 7.00, song and cl nie Ganibh the Village recex Ws Was an Rasy land, Been Rogers Bros. | 50. Up and tie Vine ang or, ‘51. Mr, Micon “Tou'te Nothin’ 52. My Honey Lou. A darkey or r IRON FOLDING coucHEs. ‘The iMustrations THE FOLLOWING CAN BE HAD IN VARIOUS SIZES. ee Instrumental, In Dream- % Yoryly Mary % Love You art tt Se. On, Go? ENAMELLED CRIBS. ET CRN ip ewiy Bat With allding ald oven Sais it the most mod. weruotion tn Foicing Goushen} ‘cen unfold; dtean. light and well oF household $82.00 $82.00 $33.00 $26.00 $41.00 $50.00 $22.00 $38.00 iso ats Mattresses Pittows and Cribs at Lowers Preces, MAPLY DRESSERS. 24.00 MAPLE DRESSERS. 2.25 OAK DRESSERS. 26.05 MAPLE DRESSER* 28,50 BIRCH DRESSERS. 2aEe \ BIRCH DRESSERS, ‘38.BO BIRCH DRESSERS. 38.08 OAK DRESSERS. OAK DRESS OAK DRESS OAK DRESSERS, OAK DRESSERS, Sa ed