The evening world. Newspaper, July 14, 1904, Page 2

cali et eal — ee a ee es, ae hy ERR FL TO. ER SED =| Pail ST Rt COWOED STREET) RTH OTM == s=2 The barking of Gerkin's big N. foundland dog led bors to enter | AGN FIRST RACK—81,000 added: for two-y garoide: ax turlonas, | Htart good. Wen Stone of Two Tons Being Low-| Mrs, Adolph Mueller’s Strange! the house. Gerkin's family is in the; lly. Timei Winner, b. 0. bi Kmderelia, Owner—J. Adirondacks, and the old man and feed HAE Yeni WoW NWN Pa Ome on eee | © ered from Top Story of vi Sagi paned Pid i the dog wore slog in the Reuse, =) ¥ $54) You Troma, »:.; +. 4, Martin ig Y Mf is We i Times Building Tumbled 1 ‘ake Hus! ‘om ‘0 ns a voting. see os was for. m Six to Ten Cents a Pound Have’ i "Bitten APY 14 as | F z i , B iy ‘4 cf Feet.in Park Row. Which Three Were Killed. vn" sohderale walt 47 Cortlandt St. Been Added Within a Week, and the) me ig 8 RO ROB 211 & 219 Sixth Ay, = a ee et Rew Fleur de Marie i: Yon rome ideas ng | A. tworton stone from tho eleventh:| Friends of Frank Corell, Genet B. Limited Supply Is Being Rapidly oi MP iat tor Von rome Foar"% story cornice of the old Times Bulld: | Jewell and James Snyder, the three men h. ~ ing. Park row and Nassau street, ¥84| who were killed when the automobile 7 *B1,000 added, pitty eeplechage: fur, four-pear-oli ana now 69 SBCOND Rac a: polline: Sigvpleohess. £0, & by Gan. | Being swung from {te position to-day Exhausted. 469" eee ee m aan lg me med. he bhtae as detiieh tw the wok of in which they were riding crashed into Own > poe ong Island Railroad train at Rock- |) Jockeys, Wt. CW 1 1% 1% ik Opem Glos PLM. | remodelling the famous structure, when | * 125th Street, Cor. Third Av. ¥ da ig | | the Jong boom part of the derrick broke | ville Centre, learned to-day that originé || | \ The meat situation in this city to-day took on a more serious aspect. w ee H : A Sealiane etstig aarvines sentocciogs ted Ecabice thaanenine Sane ine eae vaee “/ the despatches from Chicago and other packing centres tell of the ad 14 3 Uinabere ent eradhing down 160 feet} man’s wus Balled him and Porton... . Bernhardt ” 5 pto the sidewalk of Park row. vexged him to give up the trip as she which are being made to settle the differences of the butchers’ help- Heep ag te le A a || There's’ a general demacd thle ‘This point in Park i ibly | had 9 presentusent of di point in Park row is possibly presentiven anger, “ fron) all over the uty . Cock Robin tired the most crowded by pedestrians in the ‘The automobile ride was planned by and the meat magnates, the prices of ordinary cuts of meat here are | =~ peesogpeens “| world, There is a constant stream of| Frank Corell, He was a member of tne||| [* few ghoee—the cooleet, mest 470 TH AS “y wi? | people passing both ways during the} Gilvert Rod and Gun Club, of Amity- emfertuble and eonsible shoes | can wearin warm weather, Rue- sete lead in popularity onee more. oo ago we rai tt our present unequa Ortorde ja the result. ral, mile and one-sixteenth, elpner~-Sene, ing skyward at a rapid rate, To-night many of the smaller shops| "oh m,, 0 bi be out of business, The reserve beef, mutton, lamb and yeal in cold (ig Jane ay might keep the city going for several days were it not for the | f ugh ih that the hotels, clubs and large restaurants are buying everything in| 48 FAM%a ment and with few exceptions paying famine prices for it. i Nine i, H Beet in the downtown markets went up $2 a hundred pounds for tho Ae Bie. LARS. a ‘y af Glisten. Fiammuta, by to-day, and of course there was a corresponding increase in tho ore ae -For rer, tet | iat Mes, © Peed ah hek-we’ dh & made eo 0 of ipetsheete ath aaatith feb te she vor Tahcdat iaaec leet alain charged by the 9ig fobbers in Fulton and Washington Markets, Cus-,°* comacsnsoetee, | persons back and forth each business| ‘s in East Durham, Green County, of ten, fifteen and twenty years’ standing could get beet and lamb 471 Pap ent et Trott + nat Pht regos dolankenctie. “ay ef the year, No one could explain} ¥., but who has been boarding in, the day and far into the night, ville, aod during the past two mouths fT ac ia 1 stone and all its trailing had been in the habit of wisiting the | AI “| only one person, a colored woman, and] cub several times a week. He usually while Mer injuries are severe, it is not 5 1 made the trip by train, but yesterday 2 18 8! betteved she will dle, he decided to make up a little party i b , Half a dosen others were struck and/ and ride out in his big gasoline ma- ! slightly, dajured hy pleces of fying | ohne EE 8s id scantiing and portions of the wrecked) He persuaded his friends, Genet EB. no one else was struck by| Jewell, @ follow real estate dealer, of the regular rate, because 1t is a violation of the market ethics to raiso ee fle ie jockéye. 1s me. m | eracee Through Big Planks. i deonatee Weta Ride On old customers uniess it becomes absolutely necessary, which it 1s (41) Tetine’: et 4 ‘The’ miss dropped to the huge pee Bale oll make up the party. ft just yet roma | folding. which had been built over the! A rivsaite tw tute Teale Conall waa {UMP OF SIX TO NINE CENTS. te aang har H ; 1H fe sale Cee ae {F008 | so vter were to apend the night at $6 ~ But the shopmen have had to pay an increase and go have all the other) y) i aiey : witch ah AS BI Je 5 passed through fresty ’ the, tach by ‘ buyers, and where the former have paid an advance of two cents a) “quartets t Rs ‘Bail dk they have charged thei customers three and four cents over yester-| — 7" © bs ~~ timbers which formed part of the root], T* di meing machine started with ine snowed _imorovement. Teneerder closed a Me ep. 'of this arcade, ‘The stone cut through! fur oreupants from Mr, Corell'a je and ‘as though the tim Office at No, 17 Bedford avenue 7 isan Borcnaan—Henis | utter, * timbers had been 80F | cvcicom inat evening. Mueller Hved but any scam | Then tt struck the sidewalk with @fon| * {0% blocks away and the path of Ope Cros Me | force that It made a clean cut like a] ‘he tuto led by his house, , Making the total over normal figures from six to nine cents @ pound. 472 nirnst Mon moulin ue. ey fog nae Yer b. av Louls Ottman, whose firm supplies many big clubs and hotels, was not Sena —B ne achony é ined to.Jook favorably on the situation to-day. He said that ali of the ine Pores, ——— “tore We re) jubs in town were sending for double the amount they usually buy ana aT foun a “ig a} a fignatio bullet-hole through the seven | (ee eee ety ae ae tehee— ra inalan inch sone Sagging ot the sidewalk there ts Pac: por led ra Ad as pang heap 3 " beg Ap Finn breene tor, Bid Ne imbedded taelf Inthe concrete below, | 2°04 er husband's life to an vening {te fanoltully carved edges proteudina’;| World reporter to-day as she hugged 4 doing the best he could for his customers, He was holding to his old little above the sidewalk, #4) a Iietle beight-halred girl, ACK —000 a4 maiden 473 art Ras On easily. Time—LOT Winner, a schedule as far as possible, he sald, but was advancing the price a trifle oa Kirk 4 ep Jockeys WI “Ww Mrs, Satah Russell, colored, “I was standing at the dack window x 107 ih 1K 18 m | seven years old, of Nineteenth of the house, looking out into the Reweomers. Mr, Ottman was not increasing prices, however, beyond the - ito rg POR J: Martie wow * rd,” he sald, “when a strange feel- : 7 ‘ Me Sheepstiend Bay, one of many | rere Sve sere ee %) fperease he has had to pay himself. i a § was passing under the elevated | "8 of danger swept over me, I thought of my husband and a sudden Impulse anapping heard above, @ ory from the ne bd Aa ede Sah e egtbed ba Wwerkinen fa? 4p 18 oe Sir, and then 49) went out on the seen, twee there but bine} Cabenotfed below who could) 4 insant when & big automobile | not wee what was happening but were whissed by, As it finshed along I feartul of impending danger, All rushed i caught & glimpse of my husband, at once, ding the result, ONE neeeele In separate directions, Sarah Ro “4 Loretied stood still, too frightendd to move, My’ fear tien fedeubied ‘upon phe ‘Mr. Bichelberger added that he had been asked by the independent nd! and I waved frantically and called at packers in this city to furnieh union men for night work during the pres BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES FOR T0-MoRROw. the stone shot down, tearing her wide! the top of my voice for the automobile i‘ ‘@ | brimmed hat off, cutting her scalp ana}, sto} n nt tie-up and that he would have several hundred of the strikers at work bruising her body as It passed down aa "5 ey dant ba ev yer for houses outside of the trust by to-night. her 5 jumped out and ran over to me 1 nT ¥ IGHTON BVACH RACH TRACK, | 44) Gray Hida We emt n'a Marvellous Mevape. re ; ; Mr. Elchelbexger received the following telegram this afternoon from i” 14—The oniries for to-morrow's we =a Sane @he fell on top of the stone, where roa ated oie bagel yeas ae President Michal J. Donnelly, of the Amalgamated Meat (utters and follows: she lay unconscious, A plece of her | nis safety, Butchers’ Union, who !# in Chicago: Ka One : 08 6 state hat was sticking "wp from under the| “As [ was urging him not to go, Mr, at the time, There was a 4 id avenue, Vicé-President Eichelberger addressed both meetings. He {a1 Ries , that he thoroughly believed the deliberations in Chicago to-day wouta ae B'Oreonpor 10 A 1 oh it in @ decision to submit the troubles to arbitration. If that was the {i GND Nothine Hi Cochran tot R its u ¢ase, he added, he would see that all the men now out in this city returned Berra yn tives He 1 The strikers held two mectings to-day at Turtle Bay Hall, No. 869 — Creamer i 1s vaonby only feoamb tit ten aM mile and a tue “Samuel Gompers is here We will have a conference w: -| 4 i eatretundares aha Ties Bullding oad [rie uci acres, eee aa per a Ith the pack: ot ad ae Bb Dale i te rotunda Sim Tate Balaiag ad tole uy co the house, He and Mr, ter Was sel udson Street) inyicr a ‘Come along, Adolph; we Hospital, where the physicians suid] wit) yet to Amityville in tine for you i oy ‘iy tant die she may have a fracture of the skull, to got the 9c clock train back’ I hung * has FE isteenth Lawrence Ryan, of No. H7 Forty-} sq t» my tusband, however, and en- : ‘gre this afternoon, Hurrah!" Me Palrbearde A peer Onnainteinntemnens [Bac cm Connoval Saal ; Ay 3 eune i ae and Pelnbcet’ rook i incess 1 | WoRKING TO END fourth street, Brooklyn, was one of lh: the persone pas pasal oa ut Row. | treated him net to go. They tried hara « BIG MEAT STRIKE. | 9 323 = pies ANpfohen beni aifwck ahd Draka Se| to posua te Yim, but he lsened to my ae, + | Bet Ne stand... ittie S| ee ent ian to fae ateeaet |ontrestios, and they gave ft up and rode 4 é CHICAGO, July The frat mep) ongee (by arbliration, ; " el F aT “ft ii tele in the Frinune pace. on. I believe Mr. Gorell yas endeavor- a peace between the seven big N is manner of settlement wi feats 11 “108 j Rosa! ate tpiety, old,| ing to reach the Amityville station #0 5 companies and their ww) Rhye ogres by, bon aides 9 ry Fate aa Kmites Heap; ix futon | ofGovona. res 2 ‘tert mg the. ‘Thine that Mr. Jewell could get his train Odd from ng employees wan taken (0-day,| ployers, and Michael Donnelly, for the ii Pall oe ab Mt ae snoulder, breaking “her collarbone, Bha| dack to Erookiyn, when the awful ae. black and blue suits President Michael Donnelly, of| orkers, have united, in declaring whey $34 Eontewte “We “i fry, MA HL) Get {8 Amber dick: '107) Waa seni (o the hospltal siden esounnia” . ‘ | favor arbit Amalgamated Meat Cutters and) {AYOr cove witn Braiden Rmuct| #1 Only” One Juatice of the Peace Wallace, acting Butohers’ Union of North America, 4 | Gompers, of the Amerioan Federation | John O'Connor, of No, 28 Bast ine. as Coroner, to-day went over the a dm conference with represental ot! f Labor, was advi to make terms ty-fourth gtreet, wee working followed by the automobile just j the packing-houses in which the strike | §eq one’ pif, Me could secure what he) phe ly signe pasted. within’ eal Serore it omanbed tate the trata. Ho Vialt any of our stores \ twas called. ¢ packera’ preliminary me meeting was | feat of bim, ie wwe struck bi eo Ny found brat three husdred feet west of and be fitted with these | y {MPhere arp indications that the oon-| Ayla Jp, Nelaon Co.'s office, vieces of sione and wood that he could| the point where the road crosses the ||| Qzforde, All styles and all alzee The result was the formulation of « note values up to $5, } not coun a but the doctors at the two feet of there. Fe i ference will mn the way for ttle- | to President Donnell tel cor tracks up to within twenty-two for you ‘footwear in a Great of Ube virihe, 9 prolongstien of bee inviting ihe tio. labor leaders 10 ys! eh A mer eure ne Ue crossing the tracks are totally ob- correct fashions at $3.60, : 3 which would mean suffering to the|* eonference. x of No.|scured by denee folege, He } 1% Garikers, heavy loases to their employ- | in progress 20 tte setae ere oe went tore ou Syn 782 906) believe the young men were racing the ’ s iS hh aden} a and in, They could not have known their a igejcet irate eat erewrat ew |crmae nate ce eas lees Fit he Bt ested ear Saat en we ve Both sides are in favor of & peaceable fekere” te y Mi periments of ‘ Times move vie 'og feat of the pbove th pith tl No ee. tI 4 the machine they wi : pect oat go arangean | 7m Neck. (o."8| Pugilist Aooused of Stealing a] Pat Toohey Questions Mrs. iis, buldine, enter, ati in Hs ise nua been se tor the eve Al 4 urn to nionista acted U fa iy nree bodies have been removed to their at Baby Lion from Bostock’s} Krieger's Possession of the| ide tu y ‘ eae twelfth ae nine ee vaeaned PR complele lines of Sesh penne Precastions for Pabile safety, | 2 net te me Pee Td ak th mobiles was eorent me ] ed this A matter of t comment was nite durh THE MINERS 10 AE MARRIED eter Tt the Brigaton Beach Race Pa Vers Pomkg led ber Hundred | thie ip Me ae" by pine Serre Shite iantart at at night. fag 0046 mr Be lek oy way, ities wane all - Prospect | to prot on't vou Track on a charge of grand larceny | ay ena at teohes, at One | ation tere ore wa iced Sng wae, Pult | ro iaacern Or tie vehicles! aeked afar fusth Ave 100 | isa. a ote. os 1-4 pins ; > — c took, the anl- 'M ’ ~ preferred by Pracuses the pusiist. of | Hundred and Eightieth street and ciin- | A¥S"S Atin 40 are aa ity ME She “engineer would think, tt was | midis ‘Broskwaye a | Mthan elsewhere, now rsling a 9 baby Hon from his me- = itp Rela bgp ty iery b Ba- jas it ft , rie rh — SS the fagman, tor ae and slow down,” replica Yew An N. J.—841 Broad st, =Prest+| Somebody around the Tombs prison » ernoon in the roles of de- | the the Bagman. JERSEY CITY—O0 Newark A: OYSTER BAY, L. t. July M—Prese) Bon |nagerte last Bunduy night | s4..| fendant and complainant respectively, | Slovenes wor? hota ch Grating} “But it le more then othe r TORE ‘pnt Roosevelt will rrcetve a commits going to get in trouble for allowing pt, Dooley, fearing ; mr | the former on 8 fummdeus lose ey was ine sae! es these automo le Tver, take the white Wo s Ss, Mine Workers of Fenn- ey 16 offer realstance to arret y wal Hunn, fae as A al for them to cone te ofthe Ualted Mine Workers of Veto] James Dinsmore, & young prisoner, aud | Sah would Reynolds, Piynn, Tom | 'M¢ MAgiarate w explain to the Court |atren while worhine othe So Gaver continues’ “Gaten || i} ‘ORK CITY. wivania at, Baga mo ul] Nellie McComas, a pretty Baltimore | how she came in Bulla and ¥-second srrula ave been erected here long tee te A ‘. fey | Fe ere one | int, to get marcied there on June {lin and Steinway after him. BOD WAS! ayy "Sich ine tntter slats ate lame reat thie ta itarnogn reel ved a trac: ago the bell ever get vut of or taee ¥ | hen the committee called & few jast, after Judge Newburger, of the in the betting-shed when the officers} i144 ‘away from hie sth ey J pth pond okull from a mer upon der and "‘proway, Sl the members were MOt PE} rout of General Sessions, had cx-| surrounded him, and before they bet ago. wate ane Roosevel evel tonvia eta Delt AE thie cresetng, J pressly forbidden the ceremony, iim he was under arrest they informed} aie Toohey claimed that the ducks | qumectives McGee and Roy, of loner made a note of \ Dinsmore and Frank Hall were beli- | iim that they were four to his OR® 8M) nag been nought reap Pla Bly eed Dak, ste bigs Mg en a wpe tucine thee 6, \ boys at the Hotel Marie Antoinette, and|that he had better mot try (© M&K AB) Konmiig who tives at Claston's Point, | Long island ity, oe at te wabeeen Bone, jn $F at Roekville Cen- stole $2,000 worth of jewelry from al fight of Ht, and who makes a living ralsi tractors on the work. acvident last night. " Mrs, Crosby, who lived there. They| "That's all right,” laughed FitsstM=| culene quok for ate, dela Tilers srieinel hegiowiy sed On and arated Fotde alone sage the car wae 5 solng Went to Baltimore, sold some of the|mons; “1 won't hurt you. Come along: | Mra. Schmits admitted that ahe hag) TOME court and parol eh unt” Mone at pace He i¢ sure ine Jewelry, but lavished most of tt on| Take me over to the staton.” sold the ducks, but ad! day afternoon in the picts ee Stiver “a not see the train until he Nellie McComas and her sister tella.| ‘They \ook him over to the Coney Ul | icoked alike to her, ana ceatatll ducks | HE. Tracey, of No, 80 Morningside ave. ial. Sa oroesing and it was tien) SPECIAL FOR PRUBADAT. if the other contractors, Htella and Hall were as much in love raion, woere he was locked UPs| rao thar mee M for the | Nut, one a Piastation Bonbons th. ‘They encamped for the night not far ( being unable to i of thoas she had sold to| n where the explosion of the gaso- Weumaticnt Wax Tae where a felony is alleged, | Mr. Toohey wax lame, she could nae) Chocolate Peanut Clusters. Ib. 198 Acolus occurred and that nbd y ausclier ¢ tell them apart. SPRCIAL FOR FRIDAY. feat ‘some excitement to their out n 4 nt tf + and on , but ne wa “That yanilia Cream Almoads.,..1b. 10¢. . the one that’ v it was delightful and the ing guilty were sentenced to El-| o get a Judge to accept It , ‘® gone, Your i was enjoyed thoroughly by 1 aire On June %, the day they were M Fiiasimmons who told the al we ri exclaimed Too! “ e eo ian ay aha vrei hed the President and hin little com-|sontenced, Neilic and Stella called on | Ue ‘Beant ne Noo, forer pin Maar waddle, but it's a . Chocolates ., seed. 1h0 They cooked thelr own break- rd that a c'd lay a tia Mia moving. the. President be ng | JUCwe Newburevr and asked permission | Swtul fuse z0out the ade a! Woeh at Auarter's worth of eggs every ; tt could" ———= BARCLAY ST | at the preparation of an out-|'0 marry the two prisoners. Judge| he took it fiom his home a . ‘oniers They reached Sagamore Hill] Newburger, acting in this matter as a huret back jo Rostock ¢ to-day * Krieger admitted the possipiii. tee dey, the ‘Judges ut the court have. deter: Bathe two men cee a duet soul com Put oaled that the We are disnosing of a line of used and old style Acollans at mined to act in the fut Bostock e ih 4 for Mr, | snot te uture, forbade the rental ("Ruasinmone Was t've had th’ deh coe “a ae prices so low and instalment terms so easy that there is no Nette went to tne | MEME, Pie | RH she sald. “and Ite as dear to longer any reason why every one should not have in his home |" | ‘ampbell, who de-| Men came between them, e of my Own flesh and diood, the best of muse. \ fended Dinsmore, and got Chaplain ' ! anny tee te | eres treat me ducks with kindness, Munro to perform the ceremony. Cam, Pe a os himself. Thea |“" 85 & result they foley me about The Acoli sical instrument which bell now claims that he didn't knw: = ne BA We ihe police station and streets, They'a have come OWS here past 4, © king! be played at Wit! me unless I'd had ‘em looked once by any one, whether he knows anything about music or “Yer honor, me laat 4 POSTAL OFFICIAL GONE. | ‘,spPony. | ir tn not Firaauat oH Wt at It does not produce mechanical music, but is capable of as ft the Piatbesh . 5 Micatag tne Monday. | tected” hives seemea viribty at. much expression as the piano itself, that Judge Newburger had forbidden |made the charge of grand larceny. the marringe. Chaplain Munro will be called upon for an explanation. Judmex assert he knew thelr on prison marria ONE OF ED of the period of thirty days for the victims of the 47 Cortlandt St., nt, Greenwich, 211 and 219 Sixth Av., ne. 14th, ate tac oe tn! ti, ursnuaen oe tt Se RH Among many eter ood tarps vil be found an Aéoin, 1 oe ee Os ba ces pas man ute ver | Pavames. ha “disappeared ie se on Bie, Bas Soe ss 'yle 1250, the regular price of which is $300, Our ‘Peal - the stricken #0-| peter Robinson, sixteen years old, of} $00n 8s hin dieay Sa oe be price now ts $90, or $12 down and $5 per month. i af ave|No. 4 Morton Court, New Redtord hae te nn Ce “ et Rey Visitors always welcome, | olED eat Uratn tell oft ac One ase fe ee et over xt ape nn bias Ms Toad tn On uly 1 1904, Mo, ‘nica. \ iE airet, 9 ie vy. ld oe a 4 Steele hs