The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1904, Page 5

.—SWECHLD LIE Principal S. W. Sprole Tells in Detail How 2,200 Little Pupils in Public Schoo! No. 32 Were Marched to Safety. > CONFIDENCE THE MAIN POINT TO BE INSTILLED. Perfect Order ano Discipline Ob- served and Precautions Taken to Prevent Panic While the Children Are Marched Out. Principal Samuel M. Sprole, of Public Bchool No. 32, Brooklyn, who: plendid Miscipline prevented possible casualties mong the 2,200 pupils of the inatitution when fire was discovered there, is a wtrong advocate of frequent preparation a for just such emergencies. ave no stated time for Grill,” said Mr. Sprole to-day. have them sufficiently often to admit of teachers and pupils knowing exactly what to do when the occasion arises. “I take no credit to myself for yee- Rerday’s display of coolness by those pver whom I have the honor to be in tharge. It waa simply the result of dis- Hpline. The children had every confi- fence in thelr teachers, and the teach- ars knew what they were about. “Perhaps uu may say that the syb- lem in yogue at school No. 82 is unique, os STOCKS HEIN AND BULL AT THE CLOSE Selling Orders in the Early Ses- sion Checked Speculation, and) < Prices for the Leading Issues Fell Away. COTTON MARKET. Considering the cables from. Liver- GOL PRINCIPAL WHOSE FIRE DRILL SAVES HIS PULPILS, #21 pook tho: mmrket_ opened much better cre ” ae ; Pod tye wane bag esanth pear 1 [prices loc should have started 10 +, | points lower, whereas on the call July | 12] sold 1 to 2 points over yesterday's final Nine Ripans Tabules «uun Wd 3 n rt EE[tguros, and none of the options was ONtere Dut sights nn st] more t few points under last night's entenl: ‘The explanation lay buying orders from the Hat broke 6 to ng by. brokers, pre- g New England anda | | t senting Comfort | oe Ask for rates. Decline @tecks closed heavy and dull in the NewYork Telephone Company market to-day. with prices at the low-| BANK STATEMENT POOR. se eee est of the session. Shortly after the! Le eae i opening four or five companies dis-| New Record In Loans, but Deposits Sad restored te wealthy wctobe” re Lane to ipet ag | . Be ER i at the Figures. « {t was soon learned were selling orders. This knowledge had even more effect! A heavy jner In bréaking the market than did the {sponsible for a decrease in si ie in deposite was re- actual selling. for every one who wanted | 2%. nd xo the bank statement to- to Buy held off and took the stocks aa | “i onsidered bad, although there they were offered down. Aftor a bre ere some good features in {t. An In- Six Ripans Tabules. wood foi of about 3-4 of a point the buying was| crease in loans was not liked by Wall One relieved a friend a? #0 good that the decline waa stopped| street, although {t pleased the bankers T had but five and some ‘of the losses in particular| who have more money to loan t stocks were regained. For instance,! know what to do with, The Joan in- Penmsivania oid down 1 one ot Cures Colds and all Throat vy can, | and Lung Troubles---Prevents | Pneumonia and Censumption. No. Morphine or Poisonous Drugs. Not a Patent Medi- | Ainounted tures tha or Wan the amounted to ‘invost k | The reasons given for the selling was] \ that an adverse de Cm in the Northern 8: day. This is the one on the Stock E. ange during these A dull days. cine. 50 Years in Use. | pote Mab Se cet ven Schoe) Among the sellers was J. H. Davis Genuine | Four Rivane Tabuley: ay who sold Missouri Pacific with very it- | tle effect, as the excellent report of earings caused quite # Httle oud buy- tng. Mr. Davis also sold Balti Ohio and Pennsylvania. 1 Carter’s Little Liver Pills: Se Must Bear Signature of BORAXOLOGY. | Pennrylvania bad SE eh _ SE ae Don't sigh f ood WHEAT MARKET. | Be One Three Ripans Tabules, all alert a point. a 1 sie’y, os he ; were H. KK. Burras, Wheat opened stronger to-day with, | BEE FACSIMILE WRAPPER BELOW. complexion—get one. Jone freed my, head fran dieainess. t if ut two. in f United States den Stieglitz and ¢ ember wp TS and July oS of a cent That flower of the cheek ; ‘** were» was evitent that room : The Closime Quotatfons. cone short over iRit I is the beauty of the wash | arZOrg0y's hlghegts fewest, nnd clasine prices a lower set of cables basin — and Borax. If sitet or from last recorded sai are a i | lows: owll wash your face . | y High. Low. every night in warm |Tyo nivans Tabules, and a ~ I have becn in charge of this one school Amal, Copper... rs B; Rerun: wince I organized It. thirty-two year Ame gm ener a BORAX water, you'll find jon nippea tt in the bna, and a9 a have always adhered e * | ch a . 2 Si miathoas, from my office by messenger to each | steps too narrow. | that Nature will respond— j “The method is simple—very simple, | Classroom. “Above everything, however, perfect your skin -will come i Dut it has proved effecttve. “Though the card of last resort was | order should prevail. A year or more a softer and 1 3 it stone feat place, fear should be kept |Feoeived, each teacher ‘know that the /ago, when fire drills were ordered in c Bikes : : ow York's closing _ softer and your complex- F « t the minds of all concerned. Grill must be gone through with. The/the Brooklyn schools, it was proposed | cn 101, July, 8 | jon clearer: and pinker, ‘ rom a pupll must believe that clases arose, got into line, marched tnto| that gongs be placed in the hallways |C 7 eee 3 == | 7 One Ripans'Tabule and. my bill Teacher and pup! ate must be|the hallways and then into the street. |to be sounded in, of fire. 1 would | Dr Tob ’ | It’s necessary to get Pure [Pel isc ninans Tab a there {s no danger—pa There was no panic, though there may | 20t adopt the s; Sc CRALIng Loree . 1as Borax. Ask for Tutt Urousht selene ata avoided, and confidence is the only means of ayolding it. : Notified Teachers of Fire. ‘ryesterday I discovered that there ‘wns fire in the cloak room and immp- diately notified the teachers. Three printed slips are available for such oc- casions. The first has the word ‘Ready? 4 reads, ‘Ready!!’. The third, The *Ready { % “The first means that there {s fire, but , no immediate danger. ‘The second that there Is some danger. 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