The evening world. Newspaper, June 29, 1904, Page 2

GUS MESSAGE, “SW BRADSHAWS: Marriage of Helen Barnette to New York Broker Was Not to | ‘Have Taken Place Yesterday, Relatives Say. CONSIDERABLE MYSTERY ~~ SURROUNDS WHOLE AFFAIR. Prospective Bride and Mother Come Here in Response to Telegram, Pronounced to Be Forgery. The relatives of Joseph Paul Brad- shaw, the young broker, who, accord- ing to despatches from Franklin, Pa., was to have been married to Miss Helen Barnette, of that city, yesterday, 4 but failed to appear, a telegram saying . he was ill being received instead, vig- 5 orounly denied to-day that any wedding if had been arranged for Tuesday, al- ti though they admitted that an engage- ment existed between the young man and Miss Barnette. They furthermore lenounced the telegram saying he was ill, which brought Miss Barnette, her mother and brother to thin city on a special train, as a forgery, although the name of Percy Bradshaw, the pros- pective bridegroom's brother, was signed to it. There is a good deal of mystery sur- a rounding the entire matter, and it looks | ag thongh there must have been a mis- i) understanding somewhere. There {s lit- ve tle doubt that the society follcof Frank- Fe lin had preparcd themselves for the wedding, and that Miss Barnette and ‘her people expected one. On the other hand, the relatives of young Mr, Brad- shaw declare emphatically that they knew nothing of a wedding being ar- ranged, although they do say that they expect one sooner or later. Bradshaw with Sweetheart. Young Mr. Bradshaw has given no public explanation himself. It was sald by his father to-day that he met Misa Barnette and her mother and brother when they arrived hero yesterday, ‘pent the day and the evening with them and would spend most, of the day In thelr company. At just which hotel in the city the Barnette party is stay- Ing is not kiiown. A search of all the 4rincipal hotels in the city by The Even- ing World to-day failed to reveal their Whereabouts. Mr. Bradshaw, who Is associated with the firm of Clark, & Co., of No, 59 Wall street, did “not appear at that office to-day. ‘The story which came to New York from Franklin to-day is that last Mon- day a girl friend of Miss Barnette gave dinner in honor of her approaching ‘martiige to which Mr. Bradshaw was Sra 5 Invited, He failed to appear, Late that same-night, the story runs, a telegram was received signed with name of Percy Pradshaw, stating that Joseph Bradshaw was {Il and asking Miss Bar- » Bette to come to him. Miss Barnette afd her mother and brother did come, chartering a special (rain for the pur- pose, and on thelr arrival here were in- formed that Mr. Bradshaw was not iil and that his brother hud never sent any such telegram, What other explanations there were does not appear, but while despatches from Franklin say that the friends of the cere- the young woman expected mony to occur at noon yesterday at the locaé Episcopal church, and that a special car was sidetracked at Franklin Jor use on the boneymoon, Mr, Brad- shaw’s relatives say it-is all untrue. Young Mr. Bradvhaw Not Home. Joseph Bradshaw lives with his} father, Capt, W. H. Bradshaw, at No,| 167 Berkeley avenue, Orange, N, J., but | could not be found there to-day. His | father said: | “My son came home at 1120 P. M this morning after epending une even- ing in eNw York swith Miss Barnette, | her mother and brother, 1 asked him} une | about this story and he said some | WANTS $200,000 FOR WIFE'S LOV {This Is the-Sum Whioh Albert T. Foster Wants from Chalmers T. Dale, Son of a Wall Street | Broker. SEQUEL TO'WOMAN’S FLIGHT LAST MAY. When Mrs. Foster Went Away She Took Daughter with Her, but Father Later Got Posses- sion of Child. Chalmers Dale, jr, son of the Wall | street broker, 1s being sued for $260,000 by Albert T, Foster, manager of the Algonquin Hotel, of No. 6@ West Forty- | fourth street, the latter charging that Dale allenated tho affections of hin wife The announcement that the sutt had been filed followed a sensational police court case, in which Foster was haled to Yorkville Police Court charged by Dale with assault. The alleged assault took Place In the dining-room of the hotel where Dale had come to dine. He said Unat there was no one in the dining- rm at the time except himself, and that he was about to sit down at a table whon Mr. Foster ran in and ordered him out of the house. Dale says that Foster | immediately set upon him and struck | - him a violent blow tn the face, The arrest of Foster followed Why He Struck Dale. In court Dale was asked: “How long | have you known Mrs. Foster? This question was objected to by | Dale's counsel. Foster was then asked why he had struck Dale. “Because his presence was objection- Foster and his counsel went to Baltt- more, and while Foster talked with the wife the attorney seized the child and made off with her. The child was brought to New York and im in the custody of her father. Many Suits Comt After losing her child Mrs, Foster went to Philadelphia and there con- sulted an attorney, who advised her to go to the home of her parents in Brockton, Mass. She followed his ad- view. In the divorcee sult that was tnsti- tuted by Foster he named William H, Emory as co-respondent. ‘That young Dale was implicated was not known until the police court procecd- Ings and the aHenation sult that was MCHESNEY'S HALF BROTHER IS SOLD H. B. Duryea Pays $2,600 for | the Yearling at the Sheeps- | had played a cruel hoax on Miss Bar-| nette. If any wedd.ng had been ar- ranged for we knew nothing of it at} ail, As a matter of fact no wedding | was arranged at this time. It would! hardly be fixed for a date without our) KnoWing anytiing of it, Joe went into} town to-day early and will be w.th| Miss Barnette ail day. He is engug to her, 1 unaerstand, and 1 suppo: that Uiey wit be murried some un Bue nv date nas ever bee set tur Lue ceremony. Mrs, Percy Bradshaw, who is a daugh-| ter of former Mayor TH Twuman, of! id Of ‘Joe telegram saving h 5 a joke} put up by some one, As to a wedding helng fixed for yesterday I'm sure {t isn't reasonable to belleve that such an arrangement could have heen made without, our knowing anything. of tt, Joe and Miss Barnette have been en- @aged for a vear. ¥ her when whe lived in Short moved to Franklin.” NEW YORKS AFTER ELLIOTT, OF REDS Brush Has Made a Offer for Big Wisconsin Pitcher, Deal _, Involving Cash and a Giants’ Twirler. nald. the| met Hillis, ( Preaident John T. Brush, of the New Work Nationals, is still after the best > ereball material thet can be had in Hille conntry, and to-day he made an 5 fr to the Cinciinati Club for Clarke Lillott, big Wisconsin re the twirler of deal will not only involve the ‘nt of a considerable sum by Later she| 2! but also the exchange in. It is generally ex- will be closed out Fed off, as Cinvin- toupart with Hujott pinure<to the | a val race 'SOME OF THE FIREMEN WHO WERE O AT A LIVELY THREE-ALARM FIRE EVENING WORLD AE CMT TWELFTH DAY AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY. ‘The Evening World’s charts are indexed from firat race at Aqueduct, able,” replied Foster. lle , Aad? Magistrate Whitman then adjourned | 388 "ees, Havionge, "Rtatt wood. oWonrladen ont) times 27 as Winners BK. ms the hearing until July 22, when it wil! | PY Peaua—Dara Yo “Owner—Chelaea Stable a be called in Essex Market Court. | Index. Hors Jockeys, Wt Bt. Fin. Open. Clos. Pi. Bh. The police court proceedings and the| 34! Zhe Cricket PAULL EL “h sult against young Dale are the sequels | #7, Hardolpn se. 6 Philin 13 85 to the matrimonial differences that hay ety ay 54 have developed in the affairs of the ‘Turquoise Blue...) Ashworth is H Fonters, which began when Mrs. Fos- Kel penn 1 14 ter qultted her husband, taking her Murphy 0 “ ae Nettle daughter with her, She sald roi 200 %0 that she was going to Massachusetts ke. Denito Burl 7 oe te visit her parents, Later, Foster Taiaee ber Mle i, hin wife saying that abe would never |—— ihanch Herman... Weartek 0 return to htm, and that the parting Rockey, Gold Van. Stilich Bolina, Missing Link, Rosle Durham wan fer) aver. Hla begalicklseareh for het was best. South Frimble. cho haa speed, but weakened : : ‘ , SE For thi ‘old wnd up; $1,200 added; one mite. + goo‘ wena wie robe rec alm nis 380 We Gein tinea Haar ana ie a EniOy ealnGd cpatabe re mete aten Detectives employed by the hotel | Index. Horaca We % % % % Fin. Open. Cioa Pi, 8h. manager followed Mra. Foster and lo-| (24) Sprin seo MoCafferty 96 Pee ae ats cated her in Baltimore at a hotel. Mr | 3y, Giinkrark - Jebannoe (8 ah, it ZOMG Grenade wi 80 o 100 0 on 20 Hon? ‘Inck“Ratiin 7 7 867 De Kabor rn 10 Douro mild 4 9 8 10 10 40 25 r, Mineola, Lord Hadxe, Hello. Overwelghts—Qrennde 1. had a worl dof apeed and was best. Huet Park im= proved. ‘Careless and Cloten had speed, but mtopp si $90 THIRD RACH The Pansy Selling BtA ken, for two-year-olds: $2,000 added; six fur oe longe on turf. Start Rood. Won dri ving Winner, ch. g, by St. Gatien—Bellane, Owner—B. R_ ‘Tho! Index. Hor Jockeys. Wt. $78" Ht. Bellane Hi, Philitns 108 fh) Merry Tark 4 Gon Hfidebrai Cormack 108 sCoupled Kcratehen Tongorder, Preen, Carrie Jones and ‘The Chanticleer St. Bellane waited on the pacemakers to the atretch and then closed strong. Niblick. Gold ‘Ten and Work man were raced into the xround.. Merry. Lark clowwd strong BO] POUT RACE —For three-year-olds; $1,000 added: one inile, Start good. Won oe xalloping. Time—140 f-5. Winner, choo, by King Erle—Tea'n Over, Owner 1_A. Drake. E _ = os Index. Hore Jookeys. Wt. St % % % Fin. Open. Cioa. Pi sh. 373% Ort Wella... +. O'Neil ay $Y a 14 a4 1d i? Mercury Vifltenrand 118 -& 4 24H 2 2 A py USL Aurumaater Turns 108 1) Be 4 aS fo hk ak Bridlepath Gannon 106 2 28 84 80 08-2 85 Only a_gallop for the winner. = = 399 FET RACE —For two $1,000 added; five and « halt Cc OS curity course, Sturt Ke esily. Times 1.08) “Winner h. ¢ ~ Alpena. Owner—8__ 8. Brow dl Index. Horses. Jockeys. Wt. &t. Fin. B12 Axtle We) Ph tliivs 1233 ae Linda Law artin 1 § 2 e ninety nd 14 2 Shaw 1 HW Cochran 1 Burns 1 Boland 117 rey. Red Hot Shot, Lochinvar, Palr Torchello Way eas the last furlong. Linda ed. The Claimant ran head Bay Auction Sales To-' Dy. Asime Lae ach, Winners br Wenn Mxteenth on turte Mart aueae ere D | plahter —Nerene. Ow Hayman. 2 ay. | Index. Hor St 4% % HL Fin. Open. Gica. Bi Bh. ‘ De 1 By 2 oe x Es 8.5 H ay 10 Jal to The Evening w Crimming it rf . hn Coleman SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 29—The| 4 non Wt GQonran a feature of the wale of thoroughbred | + Tathario 1 “Tones 5 ® Ature of the sale of thoroughbred Mian’ Higginn 1" Ww | Yearlings from ne Mere Hill, Sunr eye is “4 a0 1 Slo ae vor Sto Pi ° u 200 Slope, Rockwood, Stonewall, Preakn Gronthwait 1 iy and Irvanois Studs, which were sold at ater Lyne 1) 7 10 30 Sheepshead Bay this prnoon was i DO rannor— v8.3. — 100109, chestnitt colt. by Goodrich--Manola- | yqD}tt(@ene canis, beat Suiyve done not run to hie form on the Krwes Gold Dome Mason. a half brother to McChesney | = and Heat ainsu, witch wax boost by | SHEEPSHEAD ENTRIES FOR TO-MORROW B. Duryea for 2,000, Other sules. we by Relytd Hlsinos J. MeGinnle, | ‘SHPEPSHEAD) BAY RACE) TRACK, 1. (280)/ Bleck 20 Grace ne The enivies tr aay 1 way 140 follows uriot r c, by Planudes—Laurel; H. M. an n 278, Highball Ny 292 Ostrich 98 tad > Bae RACK Ha and ones! 2480 atelg 106 0) Stalwart’ *2'194 ny The Bar far Dreax: P. Stuart, 108 a ETARE 108 207 Palmbenrer "103 A bie Reauiter B10 WB Pasix. St + by Tristan—Buneh; 1. 8, Durham, er 1 a iene * Montreson 111 by Gay Lad-—tacerne; J. MeGinnia, ZEON core engQunle Stalwart ana mbearer, Thomas y Lad—Nettie Beatrice: T. F, on 14 Fifth Race--Maiiens: two-year-olds seantet Ke of Futurity course, OY® = Hv Pg At; Gevrge—Parsion Flower: G aay ' eeu, Py MeAdow. 115 J Meatt by Handsome Semper | Second Ruce--Fillles; one mile u im Beatle 115 in 87 Adan cLIt 20 RN Mon 2 ite 88 Menacotor et y Dahir Ranma eoeage3 2 Tux Casta. 108 4 Laer eon est, race king 1 cept sr . G0 Honiton 1 os a seared ©, by Ingoldaby T. Welsh. Tris Witch, 106 a Torchello . 5.1 ROR Rin $400, rs ‘ 4 Stnnping = pial OS | “Sixth Race For two-year-Blda. Br. c., by Ingoldeby—Royal Una, T. Welsh, | Ground 108 Ocean” Tide os | And & half furlongs on turk weet. by: togoldeby—Virginia Moore, W. Avi cenamient Rosslenol 108, OGRE Invader ito La Ha, BAM) Pp i ts uple iol (40) Deleanta |" 107 Hoc, by Ingoliaby—The Governess; ( ¥ full: 091 10g Littiogield, "$200 | {ull courme mae Ch. £, by Ingoldaby—Rosemary; J. James, | ae ute ane ut'e’p 04 i (0 Libretto 288) Grane 1 ae by Ingoldeby-—Admittance; J . 1 A Y fino PY IneoMNDS —Aamntttance; ate tae aieaie se a | {by Ingoldsby—-Hitalutin; J, James) ————— by Ingoldsby—Sankara; J. Jain BIGAMIST SENTENCED, by Inspector B.—-Lissi T.; Dr eur Sorter, boot ; Neb Ant ‘ RICHMOND, 8 1 une Ch. by Ingoldsby—Marle Shreve; J. Pister, also known as Mt who on w—With a een $226 » 1h eaded . r o Oy Mont Dor-—Mitrida at; a. ut,| June, 18 ple tty to an Indiotm Uy about the neck Whitney. $100. or hg, ays Dy body of « Hly-dressed wom, by Ingoldsby—Giralda; C. Little-| County ens to} Who had sled to death, has field, sits. not » than in the Missieippl Debies, My gigodrien-Mancta Maron; 11. 1. three years at hited labor in ‘Sing: Sing : # Prison, Pfister married Mary M. Un- ntified as that Bink’ grosg tm eroniue—Marechal ‘Nieli °T. }land in N wark on, June ¥, 160, AT or en xe m ‘Se 316; Gnome eT ohoupletaul months later he married Jessie | of Minn ‘Teachout $000. uppereula’: Wardell, of Mount Vernon, and in il | home tend school and hud Handsome~—Beldemere: W. C.| (be wedded Wilhelmina Behler, of Port | not since been seen, Her purugol, purse Richmond. and hat were found on the river bank main giin,07 Delvidere—Stara: M. 1. Hay-|' Wite No, 3, who discovered that the| tear the ‘Tent? mean two other wives and whol lice are convin frhtie, S60, °% FAvandole—Aleta: Oneck} made the complaint against him, was dered. but thay have Ch. te, /bY Linden—Crotchet; M. L. Hay-| the only one of the tro of viciims in s gitl was sald to have man, 4076 court when Pfister was sentenced, She “tnvolv doin a domestic tragedy agit Sve hy Handsome—Wild Ove 11; A.] heard the sentence pronounced without time ago which culminated in a Benet, 7b. showing emotion of any kind, sulvide VERCOME BY SMOKE AND GAS AT BROADWAY AND BROOME STREET. GOLD MEDAL FOR ~ SLOCUM REROMME: | Coroner's Jury lary: ve by Brav- ery of Marie McCann, Irish Immigrant Girl, Who Swam Out and Saved Six Lives. | SHE SAYS, “GOOD THING | HAD. SCARLET FEVER.” | | Rosy-Cheeked Lass Was a Con- valescent on North Brother! Island When She Performed | Her Thrilling Feat. @ Digestion isn’t a mere chemical process alone. @ The walls of the stom- ach move against one | another and grind, or “ ” In the picture of faint-hearted men | CRU sn ecnesiog a and those who, to eliminate harsher ac-| “FORCE” is already cusations, are said to have “lost their, half digested and well heads" when the flames of the General’ milled. It gives these [Slocum were Cestroying and driving to) over-tried twenticth-cen- eee ruction Bore than a thousand lives, tury stomachs of ours a@ stands one heroic figure. It Is that of fe Marie McCann, the scarlet-fever con-| f@ir show. Valescent on North Brother Island, who warn out tu the wreck and rescued six | people from drowning. | In recogiition of her heroism the inembers of the Coroner's jury, who heard her simple story on the witness |stand last Tuesday, are subsoribing to ja purse fo. her and also to give her a gold medal as a more lasting testimonial | delicious taste to the flakes of which creates a sensation you jong to jto her rare bravery. repeat, | Mary McCann is a_ pretty, rosy-| That delicious taste Isa sure sign that NaS i cheeked Irish immigrant, who shortly yon artyeating something which is going to do you good. after she Janded on these shores last May was stricken by scarlet fever. Sie came over to the ‘‘new country” to into service, She is without close friends or relatives on this side of the water and has only herself and her own good sense to dspend upon. When she be- came Ill there was no one to take care of her but the city, and she went to North Brother Island. “It was a good thing that I had the fever, wasn't it?’ she said to a neWs- paper man after her testimony at the inquest. That was the way she looked at it. 'o ber it was Providence. \ y oo THREE NEW ROUNDSMEN, | Commissioner McAdoo to-day an- nounced the appointent of the follow- ing patrolmen to roundsmen: Tho! F, McCormack, John J. Gehan and Joseph J. Herrington. The two former have been attached to the Central Of- floe, and the latter to the Humboldt avenue station, Brooklyn. The three stood one, two and three respectively on the eligible list. They have not yet been assigned to new stations. ——__ A LETTER TO OUR READERS MORE ARRESTS ~ IN SLOCUM CASE (Continued from First Page.) \We Are Glad to see so many people satisfying them- selves that any piece of furniture adver- tised as SPECIALS by other houses can be bought here 10 Per Cent, Cheaper. This Heavy Brass Bed, 2-inch posts,curve ® front, com- plete with woven wire spring, mattress stated that he had not been a director of the Knickerbocker Steamship Com- pany since February last, and conse- quently could not be held responsible for any of its acts subsequent. to that time. He went so far as to say that he had disposed of all the stock he held in the concern at the time he left the directorate. This statement was a great surprise to Coroner Berry, who, immediately after reading it, began to dig into the minutes of the meeting of the Board of Directors of the company in Febru- ary last, and he says he discovered a record remarkatly at variance with Corbin's statement to the newspaper man. “The minutes of February show,” sald Coroner Berry, “that Floyd 8. Corbin was not only interested in the Knick- erbocker Steamboat Company at that time and that he dla not sever his con- nection with it, but on the third day of that month was electéd a director. Jmo show that Floyd 3. et-co bearing on the terrible calamity adduced by Coroners Berry and O'Gor- man at the inquest which ended yester- day afternoon. Gen. Burnett promised, in the begin- ning, that when the proper time should arrive the United States offictals would not be Jaggard In thelr duty, and his at- titude to-day indicates that he is not going to lose any time. “When the United States Grand Jury meets to-morro suid Gen, Burnett to-day, “I shall present to it all of the evidence taken at the Coroner's inquest into the Slocum disaster that 1 think has a bearing on the case. have summoned witnesses to testif. jury, in its own judgment, mon’ other witnesses and evidence. Of course, I cannot say who the witnesses are nor can I discuss the evidence that will be presented, but suffice it to say that the evidence, in my opinion, will be sufficient for’ all Nrposes:, purSan vou General, how many officers of the, Federal. Government or how many einployees governed in their FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC:. On Your Own Terms of Paym M?GRORTYS | (Established 1865 THIRD AVE,, . Bet. 123d and 124th Sts. 53 Cottage St., Melrose, Mass., jury deems that any of them or all of 7 inut rofessions only hy Federal laws mi Roane a heavy stockholder and|he Hable to indictment under the cir Jan. 11, 1904. SS == there is no record of his disposing of | cumstances?” , Dear Sir; Ever since I was in the]; | his. stock." the awa governing baited States en |@tmy T had more or less Kidney|| | The Federal Grahd Jury will convene loyees and others who cot under { trouble, and within the past year it ‘oe | to-morrow morning at 10 o'clock in the Federat jurisdiction, ‘and then if the| became so severe and complicated $3 89 OF r that I suffered everything and was Post-Omce Building. United Btates | oye, ‘have tailed in thelr duties it must District-Attorney Burnett and Assistant] say go, if it does its duty, and [think |much alarmed—my strength and] trial will convince you Lienry A. Wise will present the evi-" ‘here can be no doubt on that score.” | power was fast leaving me. I saw|that W. L, Douglas $3.50 shoes are the best In tl Over 4, BW YORK CITY STORES ards Breas Tay a Bt. 708, Broady 1349 Br Pa ea Pear cor. 418t St. cor. 120th St; 14z East Lith Bt: 250 Went 125th Bt.; 845,8in A Gin ANT cor aad Bt. "BROOKLYN, 01 jornton. Gates A ae 494 bth Av, CANDY IS an advertisement of Swamp-Root and wrote asking for advice. I be- gan the use of the medicine and {noted a decided improvement after|a taking Swamp-Root only a short SMOKE AND GAS jand strong. In order to be very sure jabout this, I had a doctor examine |eome of my water to-day, and he pronounced it all right and in splen- did condition. I know that your Swamp-Root is| purely vegetable and does not con- tain any harmful drugs. Thanking you for my complete recovery and work Weare (Continued from First Page.) some were overcome afterward in the amoke, The ttme and the locality served to gather an enormous crowd, Reserves from all the downtown statfons formed the fire lines, which extended for blocks in every direction. Not until after three second alarm and took personal charge. He ordered that the men should keep in touch with each other and signal to the street if anybody dropped. Capt. O'Nelll, of Engine No, 38 the favorite company of the Chief, went imo the) jours ‘of unremitting, heart-breaking| recommending Swamp-Root to all building with bis men and staggered | work the fire pronounced under| sufferers. 1 am, very truly yours, j SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY. out again after a few minutes. He re-| absolute control. I. C. RICHARDSON, jan Blas Icebergn..........1b. 10° ported that st would be sure death for| Amp Pans “att Nos ass°nnd ae | You may have a sample bottle of|Cecolate Strawherry Jel- the fire fighters to penetrate far, and| Broadway gave the first warning of the|this wonderful remedy, Dr. Kilmer's| Mes -+--+++> tteeeeecdbe 150 fire. This is a five-story building ad- Joining a ten-story office structure at the southwest corner of Broadway and Broome street. Many Ft Swamp-Root, sent absolutely tree by mail, also a book telling all about Swamp-Root. If you are already convinced that Swamp-Root is what you need you can purchase the reg- SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY. Tutt! Frutti Creams. .......1, 10¢ Chocolate Bitter Sweets. Th. 150 54:BARCLAY ST renewed efforts were made to drown the blaze. Men Worked in Relays. The men at the hose were worked in relay. A detail of ten men would clam- s in Building. he bi Nos. ber down Into the vellur with tho hose pack? Pullging iat Nos. 6 and 48 runs /uiar fifty-cent and one-dollar size ‘con west away to remain until they felt themsolves/'The basement, sub-basement and first| bottles at the drug stores every- 29 CORTLANDT SL becoming unable to vtand. ‘They were | floor of No. 4% are, occupied by Rice. | where. Don't make any mistake, but ‘COR: CHURCH Instructed to algnai by jerking the hove] tiruine snail and cellsiold gosta Thee | remember the name, Swamp-Root, i and upon auch a signal the firemrn on] factory in Grand street, rear Mulberry, | Dr. Kilmei Swamp-Root, and the the sidewalk would pul! up the wae destroyed (bre ate two. weke ago: address, Binghamton, N. Y., on every NBTaE as anufacturers 1 Perhaps half of those who went into shirts nnd sitrt waists, have. the subs | bottle, cellar would come up clingiag t the hore It was necessary for firemen to climb down after the others, No man would consent te leave the fight againat the fire unloss he was absolutely helpless und some of those who were taken to oxpltals tried to escaps when they ered theit senses and found that they had been removed from the sphere basement, basement and first floor of the building at No. 48 and other floors In the structure are occupied by. the worktwoms of this firm and of Willlam. Mever & Co,, dealers in and manufac- turers of laces and embrolderie There were about 100 women and 200 men employed in the bullding. When the alarm was given all made a rush to excape by the front stairw Into Broadwey, but the amoke was so thick that they were unable to descend the Ask Your Barber to keep your shaving eup supplied with the old re- liable, creamy, soothing WILLIAMS’ SHAVING August Prices ~ On All Hot-Weather Apparel. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, for Men, Women and Children. Sucks and Tablets, re " : hy ‘Two hours after the fire was discov-| building and the employees were avbie and Stylish, to get out In that direction. Ten of the girls fainted tn the excitement and two. wore carried out by Policeman Brehm, ered it was believed that the blaze was under control, ‘Me smoke decreased in oO1ED yolums and preparations were made to] of the Broadway Squad. send fresh men Into the building to theantock: carded ne rece) ioc ister & =) ! nature make the victory permanent. ‘Then it| OWE, (0, the inflammable In rhe terdam ave, June 30, 9-A. M ‘On June 28, KENNEY. WILLIAM KEN- flamer ate Into the stacks of ¢ war discovered (hat all the gaa connec- tortoise shell yaoi) Bet. 5th Ave 19 East 14th St., tions in the cellar -had elther been melt-| @n4 crenting a hlack d Broadway. NBY, beloved husband of the late Mary. ha nm te d . ed or broken by explosions, ‘The atmos-| Sue te oKerdaate Wendagi® & fog all see dl aeaO He i phere aws more deadly than it had woth et Friday. Suly, Rries hae been befo eae rae thence to Chureh of St, Ct | Lk of Bt, ies Borromeo, Hattallon Chief Overcome. What Is eres ee ands, ive Mist st, 4th ay., where’ a mass Battalion Chief Guerin, who had been | ine are | of reai 1 be offered for the repose working at the head of his men for! ¢ ratarrh?’ tata, oo haw aren eres tines more than two hours without a rest of | sere rae dieryeres rasan a minute, was knocked out by the com- Beer tiles Cae will we ‘give reilet bination of smoke and gas, W f pwenty minutes, ve cen enoug! fell he was tax in the bullding tram | Hyomei only Guaranteed CU eee eetton Ail drugeiow sell thors, | the Mercer #treet end, and two of the men who helped carry him ‘out wg) for This Commoi and Dis- men the way. Patrick 'N \. Keev ‘ w i fell close ae the Chief, Fev bia olsnase b the i i DENTISTRY. mained’ undiscovered for a time, ‘and yomel cures catarrh by the sim- | Sew ee are hae when he was taken out the ambulance | pie method of breathing it { q . At hi 1 2 ple method of breathing it into the eaeeen are ageinat his, recovery, but/ alr passages and lungs. It Kills the TTIVELY PAINLESS. ls his grand physique may pull’ him} germs of catarrhal potson, heals and Sa $3 SO cccwned ht oat Grand Republic. Sao uot of 20 © No, #, guid-| Soothes the irritated mttcous mem- ss absolutely pain-! ett BB, BA a ing a aty 0 smoke” and| brane and effectually drives this dis- , lege method: Busing upward, wae str ’ jease from the system. Inthe Of glans on the forehend. His right Hyome! will destroy. activity of all! the eventns, ‘Per xD SPENING “Pips men sustained Injuries of a simi! catarrhal germs in the respiratory | tect ti ated ETH Garden Pie) x Flostinn Root nature but eid nothing about It until organs and in a few weeks’ the cure| Ei) Snings WORK the fire was over, " The members of Engine Company, No | Will be complete. \Gola and Porcelain ¢ 29 reached the scene of the fire on foot. This, is a strong statement, bute Pees Their engine loxt a wheel at Broadway 10., f And White streecand the tender ciasned | eeeman Ch SOE Sead ear em into it, throwing the whole crew co the Dhasizes it by agreeing “0 ent Pornnn, teinale, . Natreen’ “None “wan” injured, although your money it Hyomel does uof cure, ay Bee or ae Ma "Mine team’ Uguingey. 608 ‘t y