The evening world. Newspaper, March 24, 1904, Page 3

: ¢ : ) ITT TIE ETE RY a THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1904. MANY RESCUES [QUEEN SHORT OF CASH To AT HARLEM FIRE Women and Children Are Car-j Only 60 Cents to Meet Bill of 72 ‘ ried Down Fire-Escapes and for Herself and Guests. Others Are Taken Over the Roofs by Policemen. LONDON, March %4—The routine of royal life was Interestingly broken to- day when Queen Alexandra paid an in- formal visit to the Alexandra Trust, and there enjoyed a nine cent dinner mong the factory employees and chil- dren of the East End of London. The Queon has always taken keen tn- trest in the institution, which was founded on her plan to give the poor the cheapest asible food without savoring of charity. She arranged to-day's visit privately with Sir Thomas Lipton, who fs the principal contributor to the institation. They drove up In closed carriages, ac- companied b; Princess Victoria, Earl de Grey, treasurer of the household of the Queen, and Countess de Grey, Miss Knollys and Sidney Greville, the pri- vate Secretary of Queen Alexandra. ‘A rumor of the Queen's coming par- | aj, tially leaked out and the dining-rooms were packed. Among those present were John D. Crimmins, of New York, and Miss Crim- mins, who had been let Into the secret. Like a factory girl who had just pre- ceded her, the Queen went to the desk and asked for eight dinner tickets, balk 4) Pe ‘pudding, a ase es Joy I cents) more, which Promptly contributed Sir Thomas Lipton Farl de conducted NARROW ESCAPES FROM BEING SUFFOCATED. rough the dining rooms, The news o fthe identity of this spread and the children eurlow touching — thi could not get near sto to catch a glimpse of thelr the whole building rang choers of the delighted en aw two mites What ts the matter? They had lost thelr dinn Thelr grief was quickly turn: by the gift of a shilling from the Panic Among Occupants Fol- lows Breaking Out of Blaze and Several Girls Wanted to Jump from Windows. “thickly di4 the children, most ypically ragged urchins of Beverat persons were rescued from almost certain death at a fire in the fiveestory tenement-house at No. 2475 Bighth avenue to-day. There were six- ‘teen families in the house, and had it not been for the bravery of two police- men and some citizens many would have been suffocated. ‘The fire started in the alrshaft of the third floor in a mattress which had deen placed in the shaft by Miss. Minnie Flynn, who occupies the apartments. It 1g believed that some of the tenants} dering half a crown (0 cents). make a passageway for hi “Don't borhan’ ald. the Queen, id not come here to disturb them." ployees who were meal, which {s ‘dally thres to four thousand persona, Queen and her Sir Thomas, went ups where they all tickets. For her 9 cents the Qi soup, lamb, tatoes, a larg emed to PAY FOR 9-CENT DINNERS, |Alexancra Ate with Factory Girls, and Had was told that they would be $ pence (12 Grey dressed {a inarily young looking woman soon rowded around | y Queen's dross and ooking up in her Tace: Thos ble nd, crowd around the royal vis- {the that one of the attendants tried 40 the ex- of the After talking welt several factory em- | in the midst of their | jerved to some | rty, accompanied b: bs ot water asd | en-| upon, the man at the throttle. FR SEAT The Flynn apartments were vacant when the fire started, and It had gained Brakeman on Top of Freight| % Train Motioned to Engineer reat headway before it was discovered by Mrs. Thomas Call, the Janitress. to Back Up and Fell from) aa ork Car. | Re” couta have been J of hi Smelling smoke, she tnvestigated and | Knew the ground ih s imagination of a moment bet found that the ‘airshaft was in flames and that the flames were spreading to all the apartments ‘in the house. Morrisania police stati man was sent to the investigation. Eugene 8. engineer, of No. 155 Warden. * Mra. Call yelled to Policeman Beck, of the West One Hundred and Twenty- fifth street statioa, and he sent in an alarm and rushed to the apartment- house. Many of the persons in the house were asleep, and the hallways were already so Silled with smoke us to make them impossible as ways of es- cave. Beck ¥2s joined by a police- man from the vark squad whose ame 4s not known, and the two started through the house to awaken th. ing tenants, an ‘were unable to make their wa. red and Seventeenth street, were the Coroner. Simons was an old railroad man, off. roughiv at the switch. “T guess he had a too lon: aid one of the brake “We all so used to danger that get careless, and sometimes. forget Chane are takin) Not knowing that he was giving the| ignal for his death, Richard Simons. a New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad brakeman, waved a signal for section of his freight train to go to a siding at Casanova Station, in the Bronx, early to-day, and @ minute | afterward he was ground to pleces| under the heavy wheels. As the car on which he was riding took the switch it gave a lurch and sent him headlong 1° |from its top to the rails. Car after car passed over him, and Engineer Warden, who had missed | Rp, Simons from the perch whence he had | man of Charitt given the signal to back, was begin-| fle was, @p ning to wonder if he was ever going| was removed for political reasons. to get the brakeman's “stop.” Sud- sipped, and in a flash the horrible| piace is now found. Street down the fire escape “Ani? oe Foo! ‘The policemen were s Hundred and Thirty-tourth street. some citizens. ————— tn the house In fire was sound and kept miey found avery ont ic when the cry of and several women ris had to’ be restrained to be m jumping from the windows, first saved the ee child ot Ut. Ernest H. Seehusen was to-day pointed by President Cromwell, and, Mra. Richard aoe Mr. Seehusen for the borough. ‘the free Eee her sino, de daughters, escape to safety. viRoeaeN rate aick Minghin, a Uttle gi aa, fount halt thsenaibie. in Gaeta rested and arraigned in the Morrisan! Police Court, where they were held for sd | the members of the crew with whom | 6 was working at the time of his death cannot understand how | should have been prepared for the lurch | t the business emen. had lived at Xo, #08 East One NEW JOB FOR SEEHUSEN. Kichmond, Shperintendent of Sewers tn | yelrs was Superintendent of Outdoor et for, the borough in the Depart- painted. to. that position when the then incumbent, Supt. Kenny, Board. That nian by th appealed and has been rein- for whom a | truth of what had happened xe | | vith a jar Warden brought the loco- | motive to a atop, and, dismounting, met a fight that confirmed the suggestion ‘ore. Simons had been literally cut to pieces. | Word of the killing was sent to the and a patrol- ne to make an the ar-| 1a) He and} wo the ap- of two ~ tho ‘police: and ci ag Ron re beet haley fs policeman t: g aoatetance Por ama” yinen Derren, and lifting her in. his ‘ook her down the fire-escape. coll youn Ed ee Laden Wii &3 the fourth floor and unabii elf. With the aid of Laden's son, ward the lll ‘man was carried to ety over the roof, One fiat on the third floor wag occupied by Richard Ulotser and his wite, Ther ‘were taken out and assisted to the ‘An the street was reached the NUTRIENTS Are contained in all Good Food BUT NUTRIMENT 18 ANOTHER THING. the fiat, with Beck yy was Temoved "L’ CAR ABLAZE CREATES: PANIC Passengers on Lexington Ave- nue Line Bolt for Doors and Overpower Guards — Gates Opened at Next Station. One might eat 10 Ibs, of food containing Nutrients and not absorb 2 ounoes of Nutri. r_nourish- ment, Why? One can absorb and make use of more’ nutri- ment or nourishment from 1 Ib. of Grape-Nuts than from 10 Ibs. Me Wheat, O or Bread. Why? Because the starch part has been converted In the proceés of cooking at the factories and turned Into the pecullar sugary substance as found In the body after starchy food has passed thro the first part of ‘The sliding shoe which conveys the electric current from the third rafl to ® car on the Lexington avenue elevated road broke when near the Vanderbilt nyenue station, Brooklyn, early to-day, ad several men and women passengers pire frantic efforts to get out of the ONthite the car was enveloped In flames Bat 8 ted for the doors. erpowering. the. guards n hauled up at the station Dlattorm, n, as there was no dan- ger in Ietting the passengers out, the digestion. Recon wer The road was blocked f hair houry Therefore UNO A reae lyn Bridge 3 MAYOR AT DESK AGAIN. Reached ¢ ity Want patnre Most of) the Attaches There Did. Mayor MeClellan caught the attaches of his office napping to- Fully re- covered from the cold which he con- tracted and which had kept him a pris- ener in his home sin Monday, the Mayor left rth Washington Square) uad, walking briskly downtow | Ciy Hal sh came 1+ Gui the Brook- | Grape: -Nuts furnishes a food that body greedily absorbs all of, nd tehful ‘ieorge Phillips the office was deserted whe Ror sfeClellan ewung Into the rrido’ i Recretary O'Brien and Assis ° ant Corporation Counsel Breckenridge he Tad not yee arrived. and when they id IT IS TRULY Mrinal appearance, thay, were’ sure Brised to find the Mayor on hand. PREDIGESTED. + \FREE ON MURDER CHARGE. Qeme Who Pleailed Self-De A few days trial provos (o the weakest stomach the value of Grape-Nuts, Sacquitted to-day of the , Ae NE: DR AG igh Got she IIttle book "The Road to Wellville” in each pkg. SUED FOR LOVE; by Mrs. false arrest. came to t tho NOW SHE 1S SUED th Annie Ortiz, for In her sult against Brokaw Mrs. Potl- Thirty “S. & H.” Green Trading Stamps Given Away with Every Pound of LD TEA. The choicest pick- ings of thenew crops from the most fam- ous Tea Gardens of China and India, Three distinct vari- eties, viz: For= mosa Oolong, In- dian Tea and Eng- lish Breakfast. Sold esewhere at 7oc. a Ib, Your choice, per Packed in parchment Jined cartons, pre- serving its strength and delicious flavor. 18 Stri Twenty “S. & H.’’ Green Trading Stamps Given Away with Every Pound of Butler’s Best No. 1 Tea. Mixed, Formosa Oolong, English Breakfast, Ceylon, ndia, Young Hyson [ and Gunpowder. Pure, uniform, rich and of delicious | flavor. Your choice, . 35c4 “Essie” brand, ehole Columbia River, 4% Ib. jon—Best red A hole an, ear aean 13S blood: 1 Sc: brand, Bint “22 Salmon St River, 1 Ib. Nat can Mackerel—1) Ib. pail trish Salt Mack- erel, our third aot EIS and the barre 1.25 White and tender eo Threa Parad G fish; a pack- spe Cromarty caught; no as cure; our own Importatio Sp turd Sardines—Plump und fonder, packed In mus 1 12e white 23¢ o”qQuality 8 “Blue Chotcest V8; strawberry raspberry, lemon, orange; port, Madeira and she Joris dessert make Nin dessert’ maker 10c pack= 6g latine—A came the announcement that Mrs. Potl- Twenty-third street, At All of Our 124 Retail Grocery Branches n deciared that he had promised to| tor one of her boarders, the former! arry her, and sald that when the case| policeman, “Suspender Jack” MoGee,| the she would produce in-| and ran across Mrs. Poillon. Nth resting love letters, She alleged that] The fatter, thinking that Mrs. Otiz fuddenly threw her over and be-| had been hired by the millionaire club- false to all his matrimonial prom-| man to get evidence againat her, caused a ale ai us Mrs. Ortis's arrest. Mrs. Polllon also! Mrs. Potion smiled and tripped back | lams burg by Henry Haas two days ago charged that Mra, Ortiz had attempted, fo her room. and gave the name of James Caine, to spoll her beauty by throwing vitriol | mitted his real identity to-day to in her face. The case was heard before} THE BUSY SEASON Houlihan. He sald he ts James Dono- thet a from cuces of Cartel £ Pentocooe Broadway, could not find her, server was henge, hotel, yesterday when BURGULAR IS IDENTIFIED. ‘Man Shot by Henry Hens Admits He Is James Donohue. The burglar who was shot in Will- ng Fe Poljion wee called’ to the telephone. Before she sould: escape the papers were served on nied every charge made by) © pretty black-eyed widow, and then _—_——o Is APPROACHING. | 5 3 istrate Hogan and he discharged hue, and that he boarded with Mra. StranGxtkerida, Rolltone wissen (eknaas G00 Fe er eee aNsrasier ee | Mra. Ortiz, sho proving that she did! 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There are now eggs in town for everybody—including your mother-in- -law—eggs to boil, eggs to fry, eggs to scramble and make into a hundred and one tempting dishes, with enough left over for the chil- dren to dye, roll, play and have all manner of fun with next week, when the weather settles and we get a real taste of spring. They won't last long, however, for even this enormous erly will be gone ina few days. From the economical standpoint, it means no more high prices for eggs this week. While the supply holds out we will sell Packed in parchment lined cartons, gel preserve its richness and fine lavor. ctly Fresh Eggs for 25 Cts. Take the Store Nearest You. We again offer for the careful consideration of _thrifty and home-loving housekeepers an attractive array of “S. & | Ten « He H." GREEN TRADING STAMP EXTRA SPECIALS. The extra stamp premiums do not increase the price, and all the | “"Givencawsy wives Pound ot specials are household necessities. 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Farina—Pure a package fc 5 Ib, bag finest Table Salt “nlae Soult Tai ue 4 02. bottle lj Tc of the sugat cw a 15¢ eal foca—Pure, a pac nites 0) oz." cy | “Berrecti itn sltiniue uRibGen” Granul 7c ant" ea bolted ture of highest grade wt orn Tapioca—Pure, a package c es hall Oe ries flour, makes the fin § genera » Cakes and muffins; @ package 10c | ay—ariuinph” brand 9 5¢ | Buckwheat Plain | old tas fasti- 196 Ma 4 y e nor 5 Ib, Kage lone 1 ae Bine Plokle Gybibertss mixed, min. y ad Duckwhent-—“ Peerless prepared, Cho: vce Carolin * 12c| Rice-¢ for 206 for ¢ Oc! bow jest quality: s Ih linen De & packige ted Apples—“Blue Ribbon satan Staroh--“Prorloss,” from best | Clder © Wine Vine- 7c| * Hote Maaiey T 10) emt Ts dian ‘spared, selected Indian malze, ® pack- Q¢ ene 7 oe Ic quality; 3 | Ye rom best | Carolin ‘ Finest imported Sa ib, packuge only a pack: 7c} Crackers. Finest in the World. 12c ‘ Peaches. Api tia fruit, nothing | Pea finer, paoked tap ravicat of syrup. | Zu-Zu Plame. and rare, lareo) ‘ ; Oysterettes, Reaches 0 item | fruit, well select Fear din. beay Plums. Apricots, Uneeda Milk, All fine HOME MADE. § fresh fruits. PRESERVES WA soSON ee Z Choice @ asso rtment. CHOICE Strawberries Wencr feutt GROCERIES heavy syrup, delicious. I