The evening world. Newspaper, February 13, 1905, Page 1

Bahn Playhouses Filled with Smoke ‘bas Result of Blaze in West Thirtieth - Street, Which Is Fanned by: Wind “Into Alarming Proportions. - FAL ; ‘ALLING ROOF MENACES aa LIVES OF THE FIREMEN Series: of Repisoine. Adds to the Danger, and loch ag of Houses in the Neighborhood ‘Are Ordered to Gather Up. Valuables ‘and Leave Their Homes, ‘OA fire that the gale whipped into a dangerous binge started in tho big six-story factory. bullding at Nos, 114-129 West ‘Thirtieth street, “ find the apparatus summoned on three alarms were for a time’ help! control’ the flames, ‘Fhe building was destroyed und $100,000 damage sae before the firemen got the upper hand, The roof of the bullding fell in, tm- périlling. the lives of firemn who were directing streams.of water from year firé-eacapes. They were ordered’ down by Chiet Croker and barely eacaped with’ thir lives. s After the ‘fire had’ gained headway, | [SS shooting up from floor. to floor, ,and, fle nally pureting out through the rod, the fetghborhod was shaken by a series of ene supposed to be gasoline, The onder inatructions. from Chief ordered all the occupants of horing dwellings and flat-houses i out and take with them whut they, wish to save, Great. billows of emoke were blown Lah aig at Broadway, phe ent! ea tet Pom’ anbiy thea feet dows t9 Regen atreet was enveloped in a oe. pall t! piah Which “Huraing’ em beri dropped to the atreet, wi All Gok Out, Safely. "tthe fie (barat. {hog she’ windows ‘ot ’ vl V od | President. ‘i cRESCENT “CITY WINNERS. ae Ny Ta wold and © ste elfen ie ana; ; ‘CITY PARK. RES ARK Pink Aésuits, * feotory, on the: third figor mt 1.45) ‘ rain. ‘he upper, floors of dhe bulld- He ‘dre oocupled by the Hopkins Wleo- Company, ‘The Neve hy ay sal al ufecturing Company occuple: lames, yaa thkoiten iat ' ‘kant can and the Schienoff Wagon | McIntyre, Fourth Vise-Presiaent of Works have their. warerooms in the |'the Byultable Life “Assurance Soclety,, basement and ground floor. Av far a9 | to-day issued tho following” statement canbe learned ho one was {n-the lofts /4n regard to the movement of Presl- fire’ started, ‘There! were thirty men In }dent James W, Alexander and other the building \yit all got out safely, directors of the society to take the ‘That the fire had smouldered for some voting power of the society out of the ‘me. before any ‘ond became aware of! hands of the directory and vest it tn it Ys the opinion’ of Chiet Croker, be-| the policy-holders; caube. of the headway it. had gained) \"Mr. James H, Hyde in answer to q Defore the first alarm was sent” In. queation as to whether the report in From five windows on the third floor of | the newspapers of a discussion tn the the structure fire Durst almost simul-| Pquitable Soclety as to whether there taneously. shall be a change of voting power, aaid ‘The fire: alarm was turned In at | that there fp such a discussion as to and, when the compantes got there the pollcy of tho so¢lety’ on that sub- plage had entire possession of all exits bal ahd that as tho subject ts now be- and entrances leading, to the Upper fore the board it {s not proper that an storles, A second alarm wos turned In individual director or officer should .| discuss It, at 2.20 and a third at 245, after the exe | Sr ropions took place and great spirals of He was willing to say, however, that Grove Up through the roof, the matter would be amicably settled ind that he was sure it i Filled with Smoke, bt would be con- .Thgatrgs, Fl tho | Zervatively and wiely ssettled for the aie wit was viowing directly from tho | host interests Ot the endlet (West, currying (he Biuvhe uh aliaost [ats joolety, * peacgrable clouds wver liroadwa ay Ane as Call to Discuss Matter, had, Goak od Bit AVeUte, Lie sINOKe arnfted tate the Pineau ere 4 There were a number of callers to-day iN he kittn culres, j kar eal as tis Weoer susie “Hall and bite Hyde's home, No, 9 Hast. \or- tite Byou, giving the audiences & scare street, Moats of them «: ame In thad te ausurances of galoty by the} automodtes, but few of them roniatied managers’ faued to entirely subdue) jong ory wos sald at; the b : "vhoug! ‘ there was po actua, panic in th y a e house that any ot the taeatres a great many: mon] the callers simply‘came on social. visite, and women Ute thelr seats aad hurried} but (t was generally believed that there fo tho atree ine fine fourth and Afth foots! of the iy been a thorough threshing. out of oeie building the electrotyplng com-| the Equitable situation to-day, any of Rooney & Ottman and the W.| Unilke the other great mutual asmur- i SR rE wins tharmullatng Beparts ance compantos, the Equitable has al: re see! t rte nf fret desitred nome time ago tobe dan-| V4 beon controlled by the holders of ran because of thelr enormous] the capital stock. The late Henry B, Hyde founded the corporation, ard his volts Public Bchoo! No. %% is on the west fide of the buildng.. ‘That (t was, saved | 2% Jamen H, Hyde, Inherited trom him from the tlames ds due Jo the sweep of almost three-quarters of all the ‘stock, Hh. gale bi ulad lly te rele so that he has, under the present char. ent in the street und the danger ¢ denth on tho Are-eacues made Ie pene-| ienne Pie Beate eget oenctts tienlly impossible to fight the fire from hough the Equitable has millions in tnree directions, the firemen were come | surplus, and over a billion in outstand> polled to Ah to the roof of the school- | ing ascurinee, fis capital stobk ts only QI boa the binges Nema Of Wa‘er Igie,cO0, of, when $1%,C00Isownied by Jamun There gene of. wild confurlon|H, Hyde, It is vita that President Alex: in West enty-ninth atreet after the) ander would ike to retire from His re- police ordered the oceipants of houss’ i *hn the MUPN. sido {0 find olner shelter, | VOUstDIe aftice, should the directors ar- (Thontrical, und othat boarding-houaes | bee for. the election vf his successor, ny Me sipdet, anid igearra of women] dle cspevtally qavors the granting of the Ned at into the ameke scantily clad, Awe! ine doge nod birds and the few Maud awer to the polley+halders, Un+ ies they could snitch up, The| 4? the clatter radieal changes can be of them= were a) for In| Made, ad there veems to be a general caton,: desit tli. Ge hulders of the fabulous ie stake hi mdb intercsis be given the Hanford Wh on Nght to control, le bntiausw eh etna ther a ii why Has Adsolute Contro, TENEMFNT FIRE DRIVES [nately Hee lithe Netty? tg FAMILIES OUT IN PANIC, ue jue pote Meee quitable, Should fedtes tt ig the ashy wiv is” now yoon, damaged tie ‘nt, step Into hls place, Dthpuge at No,’ id AONE tie Ot the Maultn. 4 dlae ¢ Important , the Bronx, and drove kei, President Alexander into t iy panic arecdty If it sere fot che Ke voters of the poviey-holds tO deleat ihe as. umption Of the presidency oy Mr Hyde In the with » Helen Roblngon, on ta pald by Cio police to have} Cyy ited mateh on. the. foo Iho president: Greeting. fetlrement, i thovblaaé.:, Hin, mother mrad he president denied that this ls the an effort to extinguish the a nas ie pain fully tng Phe telomens LAA enteian cyanea fine ABOARD Pr PRs eH Jon im, {ht No? Was duinayed lightly, lon ving ‘tu hoe sho Con at Nine t tnay bea Ay toning Cure. All drugalate, NEW Habla MONDAY, FEBRUARY | 13, 1905, ~ RAC CE- T. RACK | WAR 1 IN NEW | W ORLEANS. ip ) Even || Managers of the Rival Courses Are Doing Bverything Poi ih to Attract the Followers of the Ponies, ‘ 4 Sendihg Free lable of Admission Ae. the Guests of meade Hotels, ie is Ne: a E, ; RUN FOR. Yous i WONEY HERE. GOULD LETTER WRITER — CARRIED BIG REVOLVER Leighton, Who Has Annoyed Helen Gould with Love Notes, Attested ~ » at Bible Training-School—Belteved to Be Insane, Albert E. Leighton, who Is forty-two | Leighton when he was taken into years old and says he lives at No, 41 4 clerk gt Hae Apaliliier, botiool sealer South Nineteenth street,’ Philedelphia, | reightona mame on the register. nod {sa prisoner in the Mast, Fifty-first | recognized it as that: of a man who street station, technically charged with | had written letters to Misa Gould and violating the clty ordinance relating to | Rotifed the p Bouse ee te poakexa. wen the carrying of concealed weapons, of English make, “According to the police, Leighton 1s ambulance surgeon who the man who for come time has beer tao i ay polo! tation maid | ne sending witers to Miss Helen M, Gould, Reine ae man's. Possession was found a in some proposing marriage and inj ‘etter eared 0 eee H, taal oui. others’ asking that he-be engaged as ‘i and Vexinaten "avenue, ‘New “head man of her. home.” York City," Tt rea ‘Wheye letters, of which there are sey- ye te Ppa a if Rect need erat, have been received and opened ot your Lelghton. Bonae ieet6" , A. Haimen, Miss Gould's ps Leighton was arrested. to-day In the Pe Frahi did not permit, them Sat Bible ‘Training School,’ at Portysninth | nla’ Mies “Gould's hands, Fri street and Lexington avenue, wand $162, ; registered ren Bhd 08h vs at if flehxon's kets: wai ’ a Welt ten Gas at LAC Mine Gould'e home it return receipts: ue "found on tgran fil ahd could not be en ie sieeaipen brie atime WINTRY RACING *°E2."nv'si'Cuns| “nv won aiconon.| AT any PARK ih Police Find Neprly, 9,000 Bldiden Man and Woman Found in Yonk- Bi New Orleans in the Grip of 1c6| 1m wine where ane Wan Alone | gy iotel Identified by Corn eats a Good Field Field in Three: ; ries f Ai for {nformation concern! Domi King To-Days So Both Traoke! Wa gaer y Mra, Sunan Mans!) carota ae ‘ange Year-Old Event--Chiet Arohi| ye ae =e Te a | agra Paling C3 be Esra | Aan atts ear] MOM PBI. Me Bea ee an rl i of the Bast Fitty-frst street MW | vestigation into the death of the ‘man Youn 8 ( he stan fo the flatrof Mans, Busan |'gng’ woman fond If a dying” condition |\ ig t Ps, oat! ‘Rul, ab No, 749 Third: avenue, this Of Hip. Jog Daisiirtes's Sorel, in) Willow | aCall for the bi de St satan mee rahe Brae Re tying on acouch sur| Under the, namo of -Waward | Hullon, qin! Fike R (OE Veliow H ‘FIRST RACE—Ogortz (7 te 1). 1,) to y eleven cats And a dozen | ehgdgéd @ room for himeolf and wifo, low Hammer i Holker (30 to 1) ey Matt Wadleigh 3, cp ip nhiakey evap! ‘tron i ooaeya The couple remained in the room| to 6) 1, Chanlay (18 to 1) 2 Light. j W480 on Saturday when’ Hullen| gh! hep tal und. had the woman t punt ship 3, a ry ‘her removal came downstairs, acting as if he was BECOND RACE—George, Perry. (6 ae tan and. Det sai ve O-cannor|tn great pain. He sald his wife was! SECOND -RACE-Pringebs to 1), 1, Diplomat. ( 1) By Bate] toon ite widen ty the uh ae dead. He'map_taton to At. Jovepha| (g°RCOND. RAGE. Pr quard 3 * 0 MATS win her oats nie lived alone) Hospital, where he dled shortly aftor,| (4 to 1) 4) Weberfelde, ( ole In the/room where tho woman's body Mra, Bob 8, i rae Nerdant: |was found were. two empty’ bottlog, AA yy (10 eel 17 OF By OLE WOOD's one of which was labelle: ‘Columbia fy “THIRD RACE—Vordan (tt 2) 1, alcohol.”” The other. bottle also ier ‘Bar le Duo (8 to 1) # Tootsie no local , re ¢ search 4 ra eee TEACHERS TO WED. ins sme, i ams it Mack area a aaa Annlo Jarrett, a wander ‘character, : third aby Station’ : dpc FOURTH RACE—Mussuiman (8 ty Valentine Surpring for Nopy| nd the mtn, ‘ns been Identitied ax Ma-] FOURTH \RACE—Chiet Archibald | vantn toa to reat hii and ie) to1 ullum, jt fo 01) Berd ‘f ene, vane sees) raey Town Board of Ba The oe Pe Pelt Maea th that ft] (6 %0 6) 1, Judge Parker s to 8) 2, eee the Witt avenue pa rama | 2, Ralbert 3, \ f was a case of accidental death a to! Cart Fy e drove) under police ¢acort, prion cution In a Quandary, the excessive use of wood sicohol, pur.| Carthage 3. publican Club in Went Fortiath atrovt, (Spacial. to ‘The! Hyening World.) (Specin) to°Tho! Kvening World.) chased at a drug atore In New Main , ‘The Provident left: Washington at 10 NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 13—With the} pyaLBWOOD, N. J. Feb, 1.—With SEL ee ALL CEA, FIFTH RAGE—Nervatar (3 to 1) | o'ctoote: ¢ Js morning: {a a special. train town in the clutch of the ice: king to-}ihe announcement of the engagement of é ' | 1, Poseur (1 to 2) 2, Boomerack 8. | of two te pare, which wa rin as day's racing had put fhitle attraction! stisy mix ibeth Benn, principal of the| RED CROSS LINER ‘bee the plat positon of the regular New for the town folk or the visitors elther.| tngie gtreat Schook Englewood, and SILVIA IS SAFE (Speriat to Thy Fvenine World ) York express. He ‘was accompanied NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 13.--Jidge Jos- | by Mow Roosevelt, Mra, W. H, C Secretary Loeb, Socretary of War Taft and Mra, Taft, and Dr, Charles F, Btokes; 0, 8, N., bags osha ih The Fair Grounds course, little iat Charles Large, of ‘Trenton, comes the i teoted as It is against the sweep of the | very interesting bit-of news that seven. eph A, Murphy will oMciate as preald~ toy wind, was not @ place for anything| teen ‘of the prettiest young women|emmantp Five Days Overdue! ing jnage atthe City Park course to-day. Ike comfortable enjoyment of outdoo’ | teqchora in Englewood are eifgaged to| Sikhted Making Her Way Into |Y'rancis Trevelyan will be. presiding sports, aud it did not need the counter) be wedded, steward, Mr, Murphy closed with the atraciion 9€ tne new trHok 10 calle it gas, neatly all of hem aro, non-real St, John’s, N, Fy American Turf Association at | {helt Service agents, 10, or lents it means considerable wor for 7 meeting 3_ morn! recel v The management of the Crescent City| the local Board of Bducation to find afternoon by Peta hh tL iand be permit: Cléesly: Guarded. Bowring, .01 Enany Of $8,000. a Jockey Clin, ike Its neigabors of the! teachers to replace them, It was onl, ‘ ‘og ved to ‘serve out | ngagements at dae i how (ack, lias flooded tne town wih| naural that such news should become Rape bee 46 a metal ‘an- | Kenilworth and Benningss The Amerl+ Gane ia Relais Cou cptodaae basal complimentary badges. but even this| public #0 nary St. Valentine's Day, nouneing that the ve can Turt Assoctation tried to get Mr, 5 Inducement.was not strong enough to FSi AN ape Fear, bouE pha Hee Fane urphy's exclusive: services Cor three|at the loodmotive to shake hands with aw Q. respectable ely) Ene: 7 fohn'a) N. ®,, a Doe care feare, but a Rua ra, Giataa the enginéer and freman waked | i rogrumme offered was made anteay WP? ile Nira} areaght Kiting THREE DEAD IN/HOUBE. The Allvia ‘was five ya overdue to the elevator, which took’ him) dl rey rae a Fe Bate | ground floor of the station, Chie Mur- 51 1 1 ¥. St, John's from New York an impany engaged was in ke BUFFALO, N, ¥,, Feb, 13—Mrs, Mary ineaediclanvetrt Ania of et. Fe ego phy, of Jeraey City, had a big guard of | mit leved sho was dela; . ting with the condl. ons, a stare of af-| Armstrong, forty yeans old; Mrg, Cyn-| which has now broken up rb Oe tting, DEF gy, | poltsemen in and around the station, fairs that must have made the manage-| inia Ford. thirty-fv ° {that she had been sighted came ‘tro t ments sek at eat, considering the | ty oe May Ryne vers on tls | Bowring & Co.'s agent In Bt, Jo hv llor 3" 2-0 “=| Owing to the holiday; the crowd there recent Increase In purses Droughe on by! strong, aged fifteen years, were found as wn Ne 4 § the clash between the two tracks, dead this aftegnoon In thelr home, No, panishin a 5 was small, © « FIRST. RACK, $8 Maple streol,’ They had been asphyx: | 4 Wheatens 14 a healthful tood “toy SECOND’ RACE, Poll¢e Commissioner McAdoo \and healthy body. resists nity Breakfast,” Bave ‘thet “pIotigs | n Four-yoar-olde wna why vive. furlongs: welle nie savin ‘by Bt “Whariee-Teiota. cw, | (Sted By Hatural gas, Hoth women were | Whe £elling: chreesyent-olda: ale durlonks, Win: Cortrlght on behalt of Pri ‘Ownel Chief Inapéctor ig) Py “a i Om nisin ret an the city of New York greeted thé Pres- Horses, <t vt. i ¥ i“ % sdent as he Stepp: from the train, They Betting, Jockeys, Wt, Str, ‘he 8 . _ Sookevt, ; ‘ r (ea i , [ Erlncess | 01 int were accompanied by Detective-Ser.| kn: aivinh Ronbis 148 SE Mra Rob atrame JOR 4 &| seonte Finitton and’ Downing, who wil Bi, Blue, St, Mertyienn. Mise Check, Opie; | LATE: WINNERS /AT: CRESCENT: CITY; ran Wi cet. Roma Chl nat | ct as the personal guard of the Presl- kang pag Lag Rod, “Esparence, Hoowo and ¢ alao th THIRD RACE, dent while he is in the obty. i its ‘ missioner McAdoo had ; supplied tet, oe AEs onee Fith Raoe—Selings four-year-olds ups mile anda eitoanthessisrasisetts Fk itz | caus of te Prenen' yapn qo eae atl PLAUTUS (Baitd),'9:to 2, 1s, MERRY ACROBAT (Schilling), vcr. Jockey. git Ha. gaicte oer. cagtuatty pF i " 7 to 2 2: LITTLE BOY.(R. Johnson), 12to TGs). RRA i ae pF siangt i i te Y Behiling td 4 Tootsie Mac! 92 1 teinnelmeh ae Batin Coa! “en Heywood abo ran, Nae ia eat i Decoration, ‘Conundrum, Favonius, Joe Lesser soratched, | Mi", meas, distil i ° Twos! olds: fou lo P| gc FiigraneVerone ret gh !: Sixth Race—Three-year-olds up; six anda half furlongs, | ovie™einaia, "Neat Mk ao ee fe Wes the piel i an answei wt rs Af"H | REDMAN (Wishard) 6 to 5,1; TERNS ROD (Rice) 6 to 2,2 PSS ais EI ‘cola al tmplied tn $60 OE ANA #5 ag Beta * : pre 10 10 ¢ at LOCKOUT (Aubuchon), 25 to 1,.3, , hi FIFTH RACE, 5297 INVITA TION: penuaue. ami iostiennal “Moe harp, My ‘Song and Wine, Matador, Jerry Hunt, Darius were scratched yimre-xeeroly and upwards tive furlones. eds Penny tnd Pearl fin rat, ( <W. Martin, Printed yesterday in the ‘Thvee-year-olde and up; alx turtonas, We: AT CITY'PARK, By aes seen Mi ‘ ithe 3, by Censarion—Abu Kr. (Joni + S Hl . th j y Poseur .. Gannon Hl 1-8 = Wi Id Wi e tent tem, HEME Sixth Race—Sellings three-year-olds and ups one mile, | weisiete stometelt Naso un. ae Sunday or ant Dire Musnulma Lanne aes aa, SALADIN (Parrott), 5 to 1,1; LOU M, (Herbert), 2 to: 2, Qf gould, Mr, iarnaby, “Walter Gumi ‘and Lon of ben iyi a a | Mf ' i Hal fiaaecinicd gests Re Mecca Did you respond te any of these messages offering Hn cise iat sBaa®ondy cct| NORWOOD OHIO (Olandt), 1 to 2/3. crown ent bok th 1 B84 POSITIONS, Charlie Dickson also y ‘ ' . ‘ ‘ ib Iree Senate WEATHER FORECAST, | 721 FURNISHED ROOMS, Et, 1194 AMBITIOUS WORKERS, 309 BUSINESS INVESTMENTS, 481 REALTY BARGAINS, this. evening, followed by fair to- }| 758 MISCELLANEOUS SACRIFICES. ASCOT RESULTS, AT OAKUAND, By FIRST RACE—Geo! . (Waa hee aA matt wenn (12.to Ae L amet ee 1) 2 uA Forecast for the thirty-six hours ending at 8 P, M. Tuesday for New York City and vicinity: Clearing ar night, with a cold wave; brisk to You could profitably accept many ‘of fhese' invitat high northwest to weet winds; READ THEM TO-DA y! 1} ee Us i M Tuesday, fair and continued cold, 2, Cenfessor (7 to 10) 3, wilkteatensthe lite, ang ent f WT ASCOT. A a MPa atrnk, SM tet a ‘Second Raoe-—EXPRESSING (4 10:1) 1, SILVER WEDD| : dada lg wey | a itd wag tn it lan asm 8980