The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1904, Page 2

4 the fire, The story,told by Capt, Spurr Whito @ hurricane and we began to drag Piduce Valles t | moned and p AES Capt. Spurr, of the Barkentine Ressle, Tells a Thrilling Story of a Narrow Escape Off the Coast of Cuba. DRIVEN ON ROCKS IN A FURIOUS GALE. Captain’s Wife Acted Like a Heroine and Refused to Be the ; First to Enter Boat. Which Was Finally Launched. “Capt. Zaward H. Byurr, his wite nine members of the crew of the bark- * qitine Ressie, which lett Halifax sev months ago for a cocoanut-coilect fag trip in the tropics, arrived tn this port ‘o-day on the Ward line steamsiip Baratogs, having heen shipwrecked off) @oam of Cuba end undergone all of suffering. “After the barkentine was driven in a hurricane she eaught fire, and before the crew qpuld unship the they were almost destroyed by to-@ay is one of the most thrilling sea tales that has come into this vort in a long time. “Byerything went well with us," he seid, “until the second week in Kebru- ) ary, when it began to blow up a bit |The Heasle was u staunch barkentine, showever, and we rode along well until thenight of Heb. 16, when we were off | | Cape Maysl. In the heavy weather I could fot make out the cape Ight, and fas wo. were heading for- Barracco 1 * feared I might go astray. We went as "| megr shore as we dated and then an- * Driven on the Rock the night the gale ble ftsglt t anchor. I tried to get to #ea nxain, Sit was inipossible. Then we threw | Lover extra anchors, but the wind wis 4 much for us, and we went find nearer the Tocks, Finally 1 cut the anchor. chains and tried to skirt J shore to a better plac fore we had gone ® hui sea hit us and w No fanps Went over ane @augnt tire. mm JeBs than ten min- was abli at Rive. NYP Sorder tw uaship the bouts men tried hurd, but the flames pread to the deck ‘and they had a time of it. ‘here wore ft of her, myself ana my wife and iy wa aitenet! f' thirteen. nt to muy q re. “Bpier woud ken. beroine i 2 A second wouldn't be the first fo Ket In the at we launched after much try. lao helmed me save Aome of 10, that aitogether we got entre hae Landed at Cape Mays that we could OuKN to hold “Two boats were Ret gt. but they were j We landed at eral hours’ feelin, a in the dark, and days there before we were fit to make way overland. We then went wo and from there to Santiago, ere we found the Saratoga, That there in about tt save that the Res- Wus completely destroyed by the Bix members of the crew remained Cuba. Some of them were sick une at those who returned to-day on tho Sar eas Henry ‘Tinker, steward of the) le. He was iM and was removed to! Island hospital. pica i TRIED TO STEAL RINGS. Stranger At Rew Charlex Charles 8. Fricss Eighty-six stree:, was held in $1,900 bail for examination on Monday by Mag.s- trate Barlow, in the Tombs Court to- day, charged with attempting to secure two rings valued at $33 on false pre- tenses. The complaiuanta were Cross & lin. diamond merchants. of No. 17 iden lane Friess, ewes charged, went to the re vosterday and, representing him- tr a3 ting him: mpts o Swindle and fas an agent eed & Barton. Of No. 41 Union Square eV picked out the two rings. A voung cleric named Henry Vales waited upon him, and wanted to take the Jewelry to the @tore. Instead Valles insisted upon fending the goods, and when the pick- Was delivered ut Reed & Burton's it rétorned as not wanted, saying | i@ had purchased the goods with in | i | i is mornilng Friess again wen the Maiden lane store and tried to. ine in- turn over the goods to. Vales seized him ctlve was sum= Whim under arre- ee Mya. FLEISCHMAN STRICKEN. him. Inste: } held him u 0290S HOTHTSTSREDS lo | b48-6 pas DES ESOEDE SIDE DEEEDEM EE S—SEPOS>OSEDOOES PANAMA CANAL COUNSEL SAILS William N. Cromwell Goes to Ar- range for Final Transfer of! on Lucania and Positively Re- Properties and} fuses Admission to Even Her; Records to Our Government. Own Maid. Company’s William Nelson Cromwell, counsel for Canal Company. sailed for steamship New York He goes over to And records of the epmpany to this Government. Will attend to all he formalities,” | Was Joined at the gangplank by three he sald, “the holding of final meetings | men and two women who have been archives | touring with the madam during her of twenty years and all necessary pa-| American engagement. I will also| ‘Are you disgusted with America and range the details so that the turning} Americans because they lke prize- porty will be| fights better than opera?” the madame over of | wis usked by a reporter for The Even- Isthmus, | nz World, will bring back the deeds of trans-| ‘The madame retreated at once. She fer and they will be formally turned] had mado her way half way to her over to the Attorney-General and the| stateroom when the reporter again Secretary of the Treasury in New York. | asked: single-handed for and thé getting ready of th for the final transfer, r of the company's pro vus with the and rights on th have fought n early date. have the preliminaries so far in the formal meeting can be) through the door, ‘That In an} “But we want you to come out and for completing a \work of[have your photograph taken,” was an- such magnitude.’ On the New York sailed Thomas Jen-] “My — pl kins, the wrestler, and George Weeden, |taken?” queried the madame, with a over to} glad Inugh. “I'M come," and she did tale 0" Tcome, and she ponod on the deck of the held in Paris on April 20, his manager, Jenkins tx goin meet all comers and to thy an a match with Hackenschmidt, sian Wrestler, HAYES TO OPPOSE Fire Commissioner Does Not, Favor Its Passage, but Says! He Will Utilize One Battalion pein donna watched him from the port- and Give Plan a Fair Trial. » Commissioner Hayes agood| Mr. & as he} Sept, 1, 1829. He began his business ight that no workman should be de-} carcor in the drygoods commission prived of his home life. have occupied Attacked with Heart Failure at! vised with experts on the j what I have learned has convinced me} t and) "Mr, Harriman retired from activ ‘Exposition Grounds in st, Lovin. Word was received 'n this city t that HA. Fletschmann was st suddenly position Grounds ta St. Louie, wo al Hale hour he was unconsciou that uld fot By dev him and y ui ot immediate ada |. A. Fleischmann A meinbe fhe, firin of the, Melsehmann |v odel Bakery Company ol this and har been in St. Loule for some lines of the, | eathblishments in. thin ely and tnsse| which the concern had at the Buffalo @ arranging fot a restaurant on the! puse Wis to have a continued s xposition Grounds on Uh such as Is at present 3 establishment of the two-plate Sand the Chicago Expositions, Hix. xn Ernest H. Meischmann, « jawyer, at\contaued ser 0,140 Nassau street, He is an uncle of Meyor Juilus Fleischmann, of Cin-| have ma @innat!. | SHIPPING NEWS, TORT OF N yori, Hull | | -AMSHUIPS DUE TO-DAY. Ly @itnampton, Hurt, Ma\ana Liverpool," EV Monte Orleans ‘Naples. two-platoon benefit the department, ove an actual menace to Further than that it would # heavy burden of expense upon) Paw Harri without in any way inc | the efficleney of the depart th heart failure at the Rx-| WUE would F easing| J. Horaen Har | the elty the vol- |W. R. Travers, was abolished and — the pure) “NELLIE BLY” A WIDOW. vice anteer department system established, SYN this my mind to oppose: the see that tt ts impra the two-platoon sva-|death, the physicians say, was due to of the} old age And Indirectly to an accident the ex- | that befell him several weeks ago, Mr, the pres {Seaman was crossing Sixth avenue 1 when | make put In practi would be Imp: conditions that r tho bill itnet you Stern Vather | hore trom his birthplace, Catakill, N.Y Lived and Died TEWANDA, three strokes of A ssaees aera 5 <i25 TR apoplexy i the course of hig reside! feeble clined, to seeele ated take cate Of has, DUL {Special to the Evening World.) Bily PITTSFIELD, Mass, March 12.—Miss biied | Hazel Cronby, of Lenox, who was ser- to practice economy because he desired to devote all the income trom iis prop: | ously Injured in 4 coasting accident in ty in Denver to the social career of y one to tak cooking and housewor! ing to his neighbors that he was ol his family In 4 |sous ~ {PATTI AVOIDS Frisky and active as a girlof twenty, Mme, Patti, with a laugh, sprahg from her carriage at the Cunard Mne docks an hour before the Lucanta was to sail to-day and ran toward the steamship. Her husband, the Baron Cederatrom, followed, carrying a small handbag, and the THE WORLD: SATURDAY. BVENING, M OFFICIALS CONFER PROCESS SERVER) ON BRIDGE CRUSH ped A Diva Locks Herself in Her Cabin! Mayor, Comptroller, Represent- | atives of Rapid Transit Com- mission and Brooklyn Rapid Transit Discuss the Problem. A conference was held this morning in the Mayor's oMce on the question of solving the bridge crush and connecting the Williamaburg and Brooklyn Bridges, ‘There were present the following: Mayor McClellan, Alexander E. President of the Rapid-Transit Commis- William Barclay engineer of the Rapid-Transit Commiaston; George 8. ehlef engineer of ¢, the deputy the Rapid-Transit Comptroller Grout, . of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, and Chief En- gineer 0, F. Nichols, of the bridge de- ‘The conference began at 11 o'clock and Tasted until 12.30 P. M. Then it brolce the} "Is it trno that you have carried pft building of the canal by this Govern- | 200,900 of good Americans dollars?" ment for six years and during that time| The madame! amiled and some who T have overcome many obstacle: “It can be depended upon that I shall] nmfrmative. She hurried to her state- not fall In this last great step and I]room, locked the door and answered will return at saw her thought she answered in the all knocks from the inside. "No one can got in," she called the outside. ure taken? My picture swered f steamship for her picture. Buddenly there came a strange-looking man up the gang-plank. Some one suid ho was & process Kerver who had been chasing Mme, Pattl all over the country, The diva gave a Frlentened ok and fled to her stateroom, ‘Phe lock gave a click aint ahe was locked in. Her maid went ys nd the mit “Can't holp It,” answered the madame. have Kone to bed, Nobopy ean comi w 1 have gone to bed,” she re- J “Tam going to sleep, sirange-looking man stood tn. the and when the ery came “All he made his way “dejectedly Gown the gangplank, and ther sleeping! a OLIVER HARRIMAN DEAD. Financler Expires at Hip Home fn announced Mount Ktnco, up to meet again at 2 o'clock next Tues- day afternoon. Nothing definite was Mayor McClellan came out room at noon and seemed very glad to have a few minutes to himself. ‘the reporters while‘he was out and ap- parently was in no hurry to go back “None of the gentle- ra to be in favor of Jany panticular scheme: and all are will- ing to be convinced. You might say that the discussion has run along the gen- eral line of whether a subway of an el- acheme," he sald. men present appe most desirable. the reporters asked the Mayor In what capacity Mr. Grout was present, “1 ehould say he ts present in his ca- of & member Commission, and as a very wise and sensible citi- xen,” he replied, . Tresident Winter ana Engineer Nichols came out a few minutes later, down and on the the ran as if they had the ball, and were making a gain In a fvotball game, Not a word from either waa obtainable President Or and the others came out at Mr. Orr repented practivall Mayor had sald, and told o and Comptroller Grout nd hit expr ssed the opine his company reproof cara ka a Paris subway would have to logk hi places for a satisfactory solution of the question if the B. R. T, refuses to says the only possible and in many will oppose the passage! ojjiver Harriman, formerly and for Platoon bill when it comes | many years one of the best-known dry ye Cites Committee of the | goods merchants In this elty and/promi- nent tn Its financial and soclal life, died Commissioner Hayes said that before] to-day at big home In Mount Kisco, elved his appointment he felt that} after a} | the two-platoon aystem would be a nd| thing for the ingering fness, rrimun was born in this city houre of McCurdy, Aldrich & Spencer: contiuuing with thom untli they retired present) from business, ‘The firm of Low, Harri- said the Commissioner, | m: and ad & Co, was then formed to ‘succeed them, with James Low as the senior partner inesk suveral o, having massed a fortune estimated .tt several million dollars. He connented aa listee in the Management of miny miyent fnanclal inaitutions, Mr. Harriman is surviyed by five sons d three daughters. Chey are James Oliver Harriman, jr, uni, Joseph Hurcimian, Herbert M. ilarriman, Mra, Stephen Olin, Mrs. W! K. Vanderbilt and Mrs: Hasband'’s Death Was directly * Due to a Recent Acoldent, Robert Seaman, husband of “Nellie T} pty,” whose maiden name was 'Eliga- beth Cochran, I# dead at his home, No, Wb West Thirty-seventh street, His Toa | when he Was run down by a wagon, Sustaining & fracture of several ribs, Since then he had been falling, and sev- the crowd in Bro ypeara to be the on Kiyn, and the B. possible agent tleton, of the Borough of Brook! submitted a scheme two bridges, but mirsed as imposalble—two far that was out — RICHARD RIKER’S PORTRAIT O11 Painting of Former Recorder re Building painting of Richard Riker, who was Recorder of the oity of New York almost continuously from the year 1815 to 1838, was hung in the Criminal Branch of the Supreme Court, Criminal Courts Building The painting was Juntices of the Supreme Court by Re- granddaughter, Anna Riker Spring, of No. Tt is a copy of an old portrait that ainted in 340 by brated artist, James Krothingham, The copy Was mide by Jumos W. Maynard. Riker was born During his term of office the Recorder sat In the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Which was then @ branch of the Supreme Court. ——$_$_ A. Plokett, A NEWPORT. March 12,—Frederick Au- c tbe miniature painter, riminal Cou: this morning, the them cele- ded in 1842. stercay, after a short uments. ye Re ‘ckett waa taken eral days Ko it became evident that FOR HIS DAUGHTER'S SAKE. Js eehnsti wan elghty-seven years old, About sixty years ago he came and established the firm'of Park '@ Bea? Lonely Penury. | tan, which later became known ag Park (Special to The World.) March 11.—C. E Langham, father of the Baroness Speck don April 5. Ane surg, died on his ttle fruit | QyO%seaman was rated as a mitlionatre, here he had spent the lust ‘utord, He met “Nellie Bly,” the K.wapaper woman, at a Wnner th Chic cago in. 18%, and his lage. ta hee is supposed that his widow will get a. farge Dart of the ostato, co Lenox last night, dled Paap at u louse 01 lercy lospital Gtlasy Bonny, who yon and brought here wvort his sister, Miss $ When Wise People are hurt by eetersose = ¥ TRIP UNDER THE Party of Guests Goes Through the New Tunnel, Crossing from the New Jersey Side with Mr. McAdoo. sans STRONG AIR PRESSURE STILL IN GREAT SHAFT. | Tarpaulins and Rubber Boots Necessary Before the Journey Could Be Made, but the Trip Takes Less than an Hour. An Evening World reporter, an artist, and forty other guests of Commissioner William G. McAdoo, President of the New York and New Jersey Tuanel Com- pany, made a leisurely trip through the new North River Tunnel this afternoon. Commisstoner McAdoo, accompanted by Engineer Jacobs, who had chatge of the tunnel construction, met his guests at Pier 13, from where they crossed the river and entered the tunnel at the New Jerapy entrar ce. First the guests were lowered in a shaft and taken ten at s time to a caisson, where they were subjected to pressure of thirty-eight pounds to the squire foot. They remained for five nutes in order to accustom them- Selves to the atmospheric pressure that still prevails in ithe tunnel. After each relay had been accustomed to this alr pressure they were led Into fie tunnel and began thelr trip under river, Before going down the shaft at the New Jersey entrance all of Commis- loner McAdoo's guests were fitted out Mn tarpaulins and rubber boots, as the central portions of the tunnel are from ong to two feet deep in water. The tunnel was lighted throughout with electricity, and though these lights made but a dim rediant, it was suf- ficient to see ahead for several bundred yards? ‘The entire journey under the river took less than an hour, though many stops were made on the way to inspect the work at different points, When the Forton street entrance of the tunnel was reached the guests were taken up in relays of ten to another caisson Where the high pressure wus gradually taken off. ‘Then there were taken up to the street In a lft only one of the forty-three persons who made the trip that showed “any tL igh 1 thangh all wer pretty Ww me out of the New York entrance. e ——. HUSBAND MISSING WITH $625 Wife Says He Left to Depo Money in Bank, The Brooklyn police were asked to- day to look for Antonio Passo, thirty- t the elght old, of No. 455 Carroll street, who been’ missing from his home since morning. When Mr, Passo -by to his wife and seven wy morning he lad Nhe told his wife he bank that her hus- th shop, where dno int far as sti o elty He left $150 with I h Tam greatly a *-gaid Mrs, Passo, belleve he ts the victhm ‘of an: fa or Black Hund soctety, Thi nm such societies, but there are lots of bad Italians,” Mrs. Passo said that her husband owed a number of his men money. oe JUSTICE DYKMAN MOURNED. bles al Fouernl Service for the Jarist, (Special to.The Evening World) WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., March 12,— The funeral serv of Supreme Cour Justice Jackson O. Dykman were held at dis fesidence on Broadway to-day, and attended by many noted jurlats fram varloua ty of the State, The appellate Division and the Second and i Court Not rd Judichal isiscry wented by Supreme Court Justices, among them being Justices Kelly. Good Maddox and Archdeacon V Kk preached the eulogy. The stchester Bar Asso. ciation and Board of Supervisors at- tended in a body There were many beautiful floral of- ferings. ‘The burial will take y morrow in the Rural ‘GOLD MEDAL Pan-Amerioan Exposition. ARCH 12, 1904 (HOW 1 GREW | NORTH RIVER, SOCIETY BUDS. YOUNG GIRLS COMING OUT. HE pbeautifol young girls who are coming out this! re . and. If the young than, and weak, it ever before. The fact is,| her to take our American girls are giving more attention to/ consult with their physical well-being, to calis-/&Pec ialist, thenics and physical culture, to out-| lik of-door sports than ever before. The) at home, it ideal picture of American womanhood) her to con rosy cheek, sparkling eyes, erect poise, firm and well-nourished | Pierce, cheek; the deep, full !pspirations, the 4n’s diseases, plump, well-rounded arms, all coin-| mand our admiration. Can anything! toms and give you the best medical be more satisfactory to the ¢ye than this picture of honest health, subtle intelligence and womanly beauty is a pity that at the receptions anid dances which our young girls attend the air is not better, more pure, in- stead of being overheated and air being breathed If it were not for this one exercise of | would-be a great physical help to the young woman just coming ont. young girl just blossomiug into maid- enhood, on that pecufiar border Jine|hard to bear. between maidenhood and womanhood, |tonic for the womanly system. Dur- d thought. |ing the past thirty-etght years this often to blame for their | vegetable compound of Dr. Pierce has daughters’ health by allowing them to overwork at schoo), go ont too much, attending parties and other beauty rose. woman is run down is not possible for exercises, but ‘and if she does not | in some one would be well for sult, by letter, with cian of worldwide such as Dr. R. V specialist in_wom- at Buffalo, N.Y., who will carefully scrutinize your symp- reputation, advice free of charge and in perfect Dr. Pierce was early a student of. plant life as well as the; |human system, and he found that | certain herbs, roots and barks made into a tonic without the use of alco- hol or narcotics would cure the dis- leases peculiar to women. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- The young girl or the matron at} |times in her life is weighted down by perfodicd! disabilities which become What ts needed is @ should have every care 4 more largely than medicine intended only for woman's) Few women in the United States have not heard of its splendid remedial qualities, for seription that can alw ed upon when women suffer, ‘The proprietors of Dr. Pierce’s Fa- vorite Prescription offer $500 reward for women who cannot be cured of} ieucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro- iapsus or FalJing of Womb. All they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure. “Only those who haye given \Dr. ’s Favorite Prescription a trial} can appreciate what a boon it is to suffering women,” writes Miss Vina amore, of 33 Elm Street, . “For two years I suffered in~ & | essing beariig-down pains so that I could scarcely stand up. Had hot flashes, was very despondent, weak, and utterly wretched. My physician ie gave me treatments, but without suc- | take Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preserip-| began immediately to im- prove, and in four months’ time T was! i! and strong as ever.” HOW TO KEBP HEALTHY AND allowing them to amusement it is a Pre- which tend to excite the nervous sys- There should be a good under standing both on the purents’ p: and that of the young girl, and we can heartily recommend a book “Common Sense edited and published by Dr, R, V. Pierge, at Buffalo, N. Y., which can be obtained by sending 31 0 cent stamps for the clothbound, or one-cent stamps for & copy of the pa- per edition, which wilt be sent by ex- highly strung or- ganization of ovr women is very sus- ceptible to overwo The sensitive, ly from feméle weakness until is the change from girt-| Ife was a burden to me. development. woman's life hood to fuil “The natural destination of the wom- an over thirty, Blackie, “seems to be the sofa, shaw! and the neuralgia.” Because the modern up in such a way that her brain i expense of her red| and she comes to) womankcod a bundle of nerves anil Physical degeneration, As a tonic and |~ renconstrictive {obtained no relief until I developed dit th blood corpuscles during the of change there has been found equal Pierce's Favorite Prescription. A girl | Sense has as good a claim to strength and | | BEAUTIFUL.—There is an easy 80-| lution: Study Dr. Pierce's Common- | Medical Adviser, a work for) woman, A copy will be sent by and generally needs| Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ¥., receipt of 21 health as a bo; Clothbound, 81 stamps. FELLOWS have JARET at night makes you feel allright—inthe morn- ing!" And they have told other good fellows, until the sale of CASOAR- Oathartio is over A MIL- LION BOXES A MONTH. Nature punishes every excese,and over: cat- ing, over-drinking, result in stomach, liver, kidney an bowel troubles that are liable to be- come very serious. Itis very unwise to wait until the digestion is stop- ped, the bowels constipated, the tongue coated, the breath offensi A MILLION GOO; learned that “a CO: under-sleep! 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Ine Ripans Tabules, when I'd eaten overs ~ tate: o revented Indigestion, and then thers but eight, Bight Ripans Tabules, blessed boon to-mom 8 Riven: . One relleved me of the heartburn, and thew there were but seven. , OA’ Seven Ripans Tabules, and my Hver out ne-cent stamps (to pa: = the young girl requires fresh alr and|cost of mailing only) for paper edi-) Yhere‘were out alk, t as much as the beau | nix y One ‘restored its healthy action, and -they eg Six Rinans Tabules. cood for any man all One relleved a friend n eved af of nausea, and thi Five Ripans Tabules, coo ive Rl Kood digestion to ree aroused my slugetsh there were but fours stomacnsahd; ther, e ins Tabules. as potent a ie iny wife's Iiromnlas thew fired ‘only three. & : ‘hree. Tipan: es, meta O see all alert some good ie freed my hen i ngciretd my, head from dizziness, and thep 2. Teo Ri ou Ripans Tabules, and @ headache sunt One nipbed it in the bud, and so 1 kept the ‘other one: em ean eR TE? Auction Sales. Laundry Wants-—Female. —y WANTED Now. shirt 5 wi ire One Bipans Tabuilo and my billoumess was 1 For that blexsed Teipans oy {nat Dlewed THpans Tabule wax the one