The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1905, Page 10

“BOMBS? ——.—- Fell Over Them relied Over “Collecti éynamite with @e stringing of the eight 1 Yesterday cvenng when fv ‘The leader of the five, who oy @poupations and addresses: 660 East Ninety-seventh Daniel Ry years old, Hotel St. Regis Mathaniel Casey, Carney, capital: The two boys, up for the sti they were gone. Fifty he saw them | ftir boys who were sprinting The shopkeeper gave clase, Becond avenue seen Tun so fast. @ thieves when suddenly an stepped in front and fell over his neck. Trouble Amoag Thie Policeman Flynn, of Hundred and Mourth st leisurely patroilin street, Letween Becond Pugs vat an early hour to-da "a clamorous sounds, from a loft above a stable “bank Poapitalis falling, president," a m'He made a el residents. Then he Birect, shut. the Po, Braces tile back aga! low his police whistle. assistance. rs the last out blast whistle died Wild u of men, women and chi! PEACE ENVOY’S SIST! Sophie Witte, sister of ‘orld, winning a nex with an ever-reliable And your Fis will be @fenue and the East River. ‘We men reeled this off without the| fier of an eyelash or the twitch of a| however, bled as they said they were wel Welseman, sixteen, of No. 2%) Ninety-sixth street, and James Mo- t, sixteen, of No. 1761 Avenue A. Calied Them Bombs. fe much for the dramatis personae. return to Mr, Hirech, he was still ‘his etring of lefts when the president, broker, etc., sauntered ted off like the wind. ‘BO He was overnay Mr. James of him and owed so low that Mr. Hirsch tripped along Nil and 1 door of Don’t Ride Bareback! But saddle the good horse “Ambition” Quickly Accomplished, NO! BANKER, BROKER, ART COLLECTOR, But They Exploded with | sor." ¢utsshee Laughter at Shopkeeper’s Droll Designation. THEN THEY TOOK SHOES. When Hirsch Started in Pursuit They Bowed So Low He FAST BUT FUTILE RACE.| Polite Gentry Would Be Enjoying Their Liberty Had They Not Quar- on.” When Mever Hirsch hung out a string @ eight shoes, all lefis, marked down, fine bargains, in front of his place at ‘No. 18H Second avenue yestentay after- noon he never imagined that the foot- gear would lead to more complications than would ordinarily so many kegs of lighted fuses. Echoes are still reverberating all over that sec- | tion of Harlem with a diminuendo tn the Harlem Court as a direct result of lefts. Mr, Hirsch was admiring his disple: mea We youths sauntered along. Al) sever were before Magistrate Baker ahd wehe hela for further investi: was nea bibited in a combination bathing sult atid ea pair of golf trousers, descr sed . James Ryan, forty years old, president, no home. four followers gave these names, Daniel Ford, art collector, ot No. street. broker, twenty-nine twenty - three, er, Waldorf-Astoria. it, ei, Atthe same moment Mr, Hirsch of eight lefts feet away two by and 5 pe Vv: ¥ he was kicked | the ladder oy the united efforts of| ‘broker’ and reat nol awakened a number hurled o mst it Pclite to the Last. Fully forty patrolmen charged tor the arn befoge of Flynn rumors Puassacres and, wholesile murders New | c: rough the nelghoorhood and Hundreds | ren piled into | juarrelling over the division of to ad- shoes, four of which journ ell cases for @ week on aocou: | Sran'e Mo be. phlle'c of the death of Mr. Lindsley. hie wits | One the weven Wis Il plays fO0t | done, and both. Mayor and’ Mr inet ER. the Russiaa @ Bovey, bas writen a strong aid ng POve), My | Love Affair,” Mrpoh jar werially in The E Aus. t Monday, World Help Want ney to “Plentyville”’ Faret the| ept- | thets and thudding blows reverberating | With char-| the | and Ho wlto rapped WPORT, R 1, Phe su et. wh few da wea attr 1 Vander ement Miss ¢ rse-power erated at wo chau mag lenced E “ she decid | de her own driver, Her mother usually accompanies daughter in her drives, and a pro wufteur 0: es a seat, tof a © in case O° A breakdowa or to drive when M Y derbilt tires of the sport Qhebe, surrounded him in a semi-circle, @id bowed simultaneously with a sweping salsam “ “Go vay you bombst” cried the @ignant shop-keeper. sav, a? Bo, Dombe,”, cried | lent” Ryan, haughtily, “but if fake us laugh we'll explode.” Whereupon the five began active and moved swiftly up the Company A, of the Twelfth Regiment, and Policemen on ‘;| Watch at the Armory. is Guarded by poltcemen and members of | ny A, bis command in h Regiment, N. G., & N. ¥., the late Third Deputy Pollc ssionor Harris Lindsley afd in state to-day in the board room of the | Twelfth Regiment Armory, et Columbus avenue and Sixty-second street, It will conUnue thus until to-morrow morning at 11 o'clock. when the funeral service pany A, ninety-six surong, under Capt. a|/R. M. Parker, formed the guard of Ise) honor. remained in attendance j@ll night. Two patrolmen and two mill- | amen stood at the Sixty-thirnd street entrance of the anmory, and the same guard was placed at the door of the board room. ‘The body was dressed in the full dress n'g/niform of a captain, Mr. Lindslev4 of| having recently bean chosen captain of mpany A, red mi ot the Police Depe Acting Commissioner MéAvoy he delivered eulogies on the dead Deputy, HELD FOR TRIAL, | Shot at , Snpponed Ponohers and Wounded Victims Prove to Be Lord Lovat Servan INVERNESS, Scotland, «Aug. 17—Jay 8. Phippa and He Carnegie Phipps, of Henry Phipys, of P: ark » formally arraigned to ta f shooting I rR Lovat, an Ohers wer MISS VANDERBILT ee alll LINOSLEY'S BODY 1 BODIES TAKEN QUT OF QUARRY TTR PORE. TATRA AT ewINTINI AareT 17 1008, IN BER NEW AUTO WIDOWAN Fe te a ALLENTOWN, Pa., Aug. 17.—The offl- whi t wad QUESTIONS FOR INSURANCE M fe. Slolals of the Lehigh Now many of them are ¢ there is danger of sildes from the Portlar made a twelve to-day acteristic stealth he entered the barn wilt be held in the Brick Presbyteric weeks, ag t Ra es, d cl yterit . om of the pit unde and ascended @ ladder to the lett, With | Ghurch, ‘Thirty-seventh street and lett | eee oe at ei eal werful right arm he pushed up the| = As aa : read: tap door and stuck up his: head, | avenue. Ree at tOS punky InEpeatOr an instant a heavy chair den-| Forty patrolmen. under Seret. Jamesy voare cao the, quires int een 0 i ° y the quarnies int Sehded on his helmet. smashing It down! a Witwon, and the members of Com-| were snere surface workings in This State. New The Le@isi PHIPPS BOYS ARE campsites Y tive Insurance tonday all doing business tr ork a printed te h ls as follows hat the end Lie The nd comm! nation toed om w chm LAWSON'S Hie ha The largest sland in che world ts fine cae sw Guinea, 906,000 square 3 Great Bietcain 19 Giads ‘aquave ilies, Seen’ toe apon ih th i suweS certain ——— iddenly. veate aptured mor s in Newport and Boston’ e cause of bis di Ife naurance han New ¥. He A Cen to are Pave ak thousands = is v and Committee SHOT HIMSELF INSTEAD OF WIFE Carry. Out Threat of Murder when He Turned Revolver and Ended His Own Life. a BELVIDERE, N. J., Aug. Price, employed as a coac rietow after a er up bullet fato his bi by a doctor, bu night | Prive accused his wife of Mirting with | attacked a man who | This man Price, but it, m. Farmer Day an ‘had aroused his swore out @ warrant for has not been serve: WOMAN ATTACKED ON A ERRY-BOAT Men. Annte Callahan, of No. 213 Bast Twen- | ty-necond street, Bayonne, alleges that ge on himse rain. at don the S:ave | she was attacked laet part of due it ts the purpose af | ¢o, fle ins | and to In the from meh BULLDOGS DEA of the mas 4 from ne ld § » twenty wk, Ate was hot leath is un- 4 d. | 7 men while a ferry-bout terday and in t crossing the and H er 6 sudd if a He was attended he died during Jealousy, aight by three to Manhattan on police are ,tooking her elieged assatiants Ghe vielted friends tn Jersey City yos- evening started for home by way of Manhattan, 4 the river on a Cortlandt nt snding to recrosg on the Jersey Cen- a train at Commu- | ferry and t nipaw for Bayon She struck ur © driver of a at in the ve midat Washingto: ance ane. wintance with rult wagon the Bhe crosa- t boat, ya th n case ast Honorary Guard of Members of] Twelve Are Known to HavelJoseph Price Seemed About to Been Killed, but More May! Be Buried—Dangerous Con- ditions Demand Inspectors. 17-—Joseph n in Mor- | night with his wife. ) her with filrting but| b then seemed 7 tine | fired a| Ca wagon an. REVIVAL OF ARCHERY, With the rey Vnit Q ) Thompson. t is @ complete Kulde to arche: a ‘interesting \\ot volume, rel ery and the! 1 States Natignal Tournament nicago, 4 revised /edition af "How to! the driver me outery to the bore business in | D SON PTULE TW! BOLD BURGLARS (Mrs, West Holds One While Her Boy Gets the “ther. } When William Miller and Dantel L | veile decided that @ lone widow In the midst of moving was an excellent sub- ject for robbery they made one of those errors of judgment that even a Raf- flea 18 liable to make Mrs, Katherine West, of No. 113 Bast Twenty-thind street, was moving her chattels from No. 22 East Twenty- third street to her new address, when she saw a man enter the basement. The movers were passing in and out, but this fellow had not the appearance of a worker, True to his appearance. he sald he wanted to rest when accused of try- ign to thieve ‘Mre, West went back in the basement and there saw another man busy on & packed trunk, which he was trying to careless of her own and Mrs. West, door on the intruder | danger, closed t | and called for help. Robbie West, the | was drinking coff started down the street as fast as he could. the robber. | His threa: of vengeance were un- | needea by vhe widow and for fifteen Wundes came with Policeman | away. Thoroughly exhausted, but as deter- mined as ever, Mra. West released the perspiring burglar and allowed the oliceman to take him. Both men were eld in $600 Dail by Magistrate Barlow in the Yorkville Court, After the incident Mrs. West was very much abaken up by ‘ _ erlence, “I suppose I was running Fisk in ‘holding that man,” she said, b Iu didn’s think of it at the ume. I did not know | was so strong. Robbie liciew what to do. When the policeman | came I was exhausted, but I'm glad we got both of them. { had to run about eight blocks before came up with him, and then I held on to hie coat until the police came, He | was put in prison for ix months. Rob- bie helped me then. I don't know what {a do without Robbie.” ie modestly grinned praise. He is a well-behaved boy of ten, healthy and happy 4nd full of courege, Mrs, West has been a widow for nearly nine years, and by wheer hand work is giving her only boy an educa- tion in the !@pe that he may some day become a physician. ONE ACHT SUNK ANOTHER WRECKED Fishing Schooner Runs Afoul in Ship Basin, Sinking the Meteor and Smashing the Camilla, wrecked In a ce {ston between the boats and a fishing smack being towed to-day 2m Tebo's shipy . Brooklyn, wher Morgan, Vanderbilt and other milifon- ad yachtsmen keep thelr oraft. sunken yacht was the launoh Mosca and 1€ wrecked yacht was the nila, owned by C, B, Lorden, of Fal) River, The tug Kise D. was at- tempting to tow the fishing schooner Brank Sumner from its dock at the foot of Twenty-third street, Brooklyn, whon the schooner in some manner veered from {ts course and ran afoul of the Camilla, smashing in both sides of the yaoht. The Sumner, attempting lo draw away from the wrecked yacht, then crashed ‘nto the Mecca, which was moored alongside, and sank the Aittle launch where it was anchored, Police at once hurried 40 ‘the scene expecting to Ibok for victims, but wees agsured that there was nobody on elther of the wrecked ore, ‘Most of the yachts in left thore for repairs or for unchorage, few of the owners or crews maining ‘on board. viadig At Tebo's Basin offices the carelessness he| eek ein Biss netiner Mina ule door ot has inv et al lip" ofista to be pres: ee a. Woe of the tugs pilot was blamed for the wor esta ALAM" She | dken itoot tothe rand Central Bia” Legislative Investigating Com- Annie Callahan Tells the Jersey} tor Win tow bows Fueh ha Wis ies, Pe tor Burgi’ “MO & Mea) mittee Sends Out Letters to city Police that Her Cries for | # UBEL ARS ee so wur-| When the forty policemen up on A . ; “ i Court’ the seven prisoners sala they | Sone Haney eee Bp aty Sheet] All Companies Doing Business| Help Were Silenced oy Three : 7 attracted the attention of the police | Souer ‘ell, of Brooklyn. requested | (Opecial to ‘The Evening World.) BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Aug, 17,--Burg- lara entered the residance of Charles J. Ketcham, No, 1702 La Kayette street, arly to-duy ahd robbed the dining” rom of worth of silverware, Two upper, stories were visited “and valuable Jewelry, stolen, They robbed Janes M, Clark's house, on Pequonnock street, of jewels and valuables axgrogating several hundred dollars, The aggregate plunder foots up $2,000, Clark was asleep in one of the rooms robbed. Certain Comfort and Cure } by the Cluthe Truss, § uth PERFECT HOLDING Call without de | straps and springs unnecessary, at One yacht was sunk and one badly | shipyard ure| open. The trunk was in a large closet | ten-year-old son, | in the kitchen. He! ‘Dr? Scanlon Prisoner in the Meanwhile Mrs, West held the door) closed in spite of the frantic efforts of | minutes he was held in bondage. Then | the | having oaused the death of two women | trlumphant Robble and the other man| morphine fier whom the bright youngster had pointed | doses of the out to the officer as he tried to slink |not only was he a member of the class “Two years ago I caught a burglar. | | OR As long as half the number of those applying to ime have already undergone unsuccess{ul operations or other treatments, | feel justified in claiming that the Cluthe Truss (sold nowhere else) is the surest cure for Rupture known, is a condition necessary for the cure that only the Cluthe Truss can bring about, y or write and learn how my Suction and Automatic-Acting Pads make CHAS. CLUTHE, 29 East 14th St. Mot, 5th Ave. and Union Square, New York. "Eat maa ane PP Hours ® to 5; Bat, lll 1 only; Closed Sendays. ~ ‘WIDOW A D SON WHO CA UGHT THIE VES HIS FREE BOOK f ON ALVEOLAR Robe West DRUG FIENDS FRIEND YING IN HIS CELL Tombs for Death of Two BRIDGE MOTOR CAR TEARS UP ThE THIRD RAIL Traffic Crippled During Morn- ing Rush Hour by Pecu- Young Women. Thomas A. Scanion, charged with is by giving them over- declared to-day that of 1901 of Columbia and a student of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, that he had inherited a fortune from | als father, a wealthy real estate owner | of Hartford, Conn., of ni $1,000,000 When Scanlon was called to the gate of his Tombs cell he came forward looking more ghostly than human, Al- though ‘he is only thirty-two, he looked like an old man, with his stooped shoul- ders and gunken chest. His hair Is long, matted and of a dirty gray, and his skin seems like dried parchment, pulled taut over high cheekbones. His big eyes are great hollows in what ap- | pears to be nothing more than a skull, and behind his bloodiess, thin lips great yellow teeth protrude. His voice is hel- |low and he seems hardly to be able to speak above « whisper. Has a Fortune. “T've got money," he squeaked. lot of money. and I am going to get it.” | Then he lapsed into silence and/ trembled as though the very exertion of standing was too great for him. | Then he continued in the same awful, votce: “IH get tt. I'll get tt.” and he turned and started back to his cell, holding to the bars of other cells as he went, as though afraid he would fall. So great ts this man's craving for optum, morphine or any other drug that will soothe his nerves that he is unable to carry on a conversation. The man's bistory hes been investi gated by the police, and they say that what he claims about having imberiied a fortune from his father is crus. It is algo true that ne became addicted to the use of ‘norpaine while studying medicine, after Jeuving Columota Col- lege Such was is craving thut bis | left arm has oeen punctured wit) the | hypodermle needle untll it seems ready to drop off. is one mass (ft sunning sores, and above the elbow it is swollen | unui it is half as larwe as his waist (t hangs at his skie limp and lifeless. Scanlon i charged with hatyng prao- | tlsed medicine without a license and | with giving morphine to Lillie Brown, the runaway wife of @ Glens Falls busl- neas man, who became addicted to tne morphine habit and who came to this clty to gratfy her craving, and witn also giving it to Lallle Obrefier, decired to be the runaway wie of a Brooklya bale, who also went to Boanion to get needles filled with drugs. Both Women Died. Both women were killed by the con- stant uge of morphine The Brown | woman was taken from a room at No. | 24 Bldridge street two weeks ago, Her death followed at Belleyue Hospital the next day, ‘A week ago the police learned that a second woman was dying in the room Detecuves Hart und Sweeney, of the Hldridge street station, investigated and came upon squalor and filth that can hardly be described. ‘The woman lay unconsclous in one corner of the room, Scanlon, drugged to semi-con- sciousness, as groping about the floor, ‘The unconscious woman Was taken to Bellevue Hospital and Scanlon to Eldridge strect station. “A y police jearned that Scanlon, knowing the craving for “mnorphine “ot Renda, had established the room b) Glarlage ‘street and stood ever ready tu ve @ny man or woman an injec- Hoeft the drug He sympethy for every one addicted as he ts. ed Till Back Broke. James’ O'Brien, @ miner, laughed so heartily in the gallery ofa theatre in San Bernardino, Cal... that he fell over the railing and broke his back, ( The Danger & Disappointment 1 of a Surgical Operation, NO MATTER WHERE liar Accident. Traffc on the Brooklyn Bridge local | trains was seriously crippled from 7.20/ o'clock to 9.20 o'clock, the worst of the rush period, this morning, when the oar of a six-car train, coming Send Your Name and Address or Call on Dr. G. Gordon Martin for His Beautifully Mlustrated, Book, Which Fully Explains the Principles of This Remarkable. Process — Absolutely Free fom the Asking. All those who have not experienced wonderful benefits of Alveolar Dentistry aa | practised | Martin, should at lenst call on him or send thelr name and address for his interesting {ll trated book which makes plain to all principles of this marvellous process. 1 given away free to all who write or call It tells in an {interesting manner how Doctor does work and performs operatli which are considered miraculous by oth how he raplaces missing teeth and gives sound, (rm, natural appearing. easy, tortable, to the ul Speech, cause you constant annoyance a Aistress, food and breed disease and otherwise em; barrass you in many ways. this, too, without so-called “bridge work, which is exceeding: inflammation and ulceration of the Summ discharges and also results in the looswnlugh and falling out of other teeth This fre Pyorrhoea straighten: How he or broken teeth to whol and does {t with such grea | tarity that no one—not even a dentist—c detect th: ls how he cures every ase and overcomes every difficulty of tuna srmal growth! and, in fa to the scle It you co the shod, jumped the tracks, and after ripping up twenty feet of the thin rall, smashed into the sheet iron) wall facing on Washington street. | The car came pretty near going through the wall and falling into street, and !t would hav. dility, 1¢ Motorm windows in the shed and in the cars were broken and there was a brilliant up. The worst part of the accident was) that it ted up the traffic entirely for @ naif hour and left it crippled for an hour and a nant after heey ial ee fhe engers coming to the bridge by, t BENDS crane depend upon tices icant trains to bring tham to Manhattan, ‘The crowds jammed the platforms et the Brooklyn end and choked the stairs the elevated railroad plattgrms. It ly became impossible to bring the| My father left tt to me elevated truine up to the bridge at all, ag there wasn't an inch of room to un- | load in. ‘A one-minute schedufe was put in op-| jermtion on the track that was not locked, but it 4id Httle toward reliev- ing ‘the pressure. Thousands of people | i the platforms end took ito the trol- ley cars, whibe other thousands walked. at i lat cased te canon 't w wil There 1g no @witch at the point where the acoldent The police be- Lieve it was due to rails or @ broken 5 ——<———— CARLTON IN COURT. Chemist O'Connor Has Not Yet Completed His Analysis. Frederiok Carlton. the alleged Blue beard, wes arraigned before Magistrate ‘Tighe, in the Adame Police Court, Brooklyn, charged with grand larceny by Chief Mechanto Shaub, of the Brooklyn Navy-Yard. \ogistrate Tighe declined to hold the n because the Grand Jury indicted the defendant. he 1s making an era of one of Carl- discover the cause sald: " have not completed the an- alysis."’ —_—S EE DRIVER’S BACK BROKEN. — | Axle Broke and Michael Was Throwam Under Load of Beef. (Bpectal to The Evening World.) NBWARK, N. J., Aug. 17.—William 1, of No. 8 Lillie streot, a driver, MMigheguishea bya wagon loaded with beef to-day his back broken, | Miohaal was driving up Eighteenth | avenue, when the rear axle broke, | throwing him to the ground, the wagon turning over on him. | Distinctive Suits for Men. Formerly $20, $18, $17 and $15, Reduced to $ 1.75 This sale has been a signal success from its incep- The end’ will soon be in sight, and the man who has neglected to avail himself of the op, for purchasing a distinctive suit at the reduced price will have but himself to blame. Don't put it off tion, any longer. Concerned in this reduction sale are single and double breasted sack models of blue, black and fancy worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots and serges. it would p take of | most. spl the wo: work, each a spect the | reason why Dr. Martin has been so su in all proba: | ful with hs patients “his work fall do aaet vg | by skilled experts, each a mastor special George Grant hadn't | 1 nis own particular Ine. He also emplo i pluckily kept at his post, turning off the|two high snlaried experts who do nothi ; power and locking the alr brakes. The | but laboratory work i Mart | be giad to show you through his ofices an | advise with you electrical display as the third rafl curled | work for him or not. [whatever for examination his tees for work sre 2 otwithstanding the fact that you get th very highes The reason why his fees are not higher thary ordinary dentists charge for common wor! fs that his business is so well systomatig And conducted strictly on business prt Call if you can, but if you find it 4 possible, at least send your name and dross for the book. Call on or addresa G. GORDO! D., D. D. 8. northwest corner S24 at. Popular price—z for asc—same as you Probably. pay for cotton Look 1 stamp. ‘ake no substitutes, Tf dealer won't supply you, send bis name, asking, tor tet, ‘Linen ‘ersus Cotton.” HENRY HOLMES, Troy, N. Y. New York: 3: Union Square West LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S YEEEPARLE CONFOUND THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY Fi WOMAN'S ILLS IN THE WORLD, WM. VOGEL & Broad’ DENTISTRY. exclusively 320 Bth av., by Dr. G. Gordam, northwest corner and the world at large. It tell beautiful teeth without resort of plates which hamper yo become foul from lodgment off How he 4 painful, and’ causes book tells how Dr. Martin curem, © Gisoase hitherto considered by dentists to be incurable—how he; twisted, crooked or protruding? makes them untform and ae | estores decayed, discolored, chipps ese and soundnos Ki and de treated they have ever b It t mouth or gums, such polyps and other ab as t, every disease ur troud.e knowab € of dentistry. Id possibly call on Dr. you wel Mart! do so, just for th elng the finest, most perfect an equipped dental offices int You would see five operators att tin bis own particulamp and each working o} t characters of cases. This 1s anoth 2 Invites you to call. He wil whether you have an: He akes no cher F consultations, very moderated clans of service in the world, a ‘ MARTI! 320 Yor! (Inc.), suite "Phone, Me Goed Irioh Linen gives collar value. 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