The evening world. Newspaper, September 23, 1905, Page 7

THR WORTD: SATIRDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER SF TROOPS SENT PITFALLS AND POOLS AT EVERY POINT IN THE CITY STREETS Fis FOUR TQ Sj PPRE SOME OF THE BAD SPOTS ON WEST SIDE THOROUGHFARES. ; | CUBAN no Sy BADLY HURT ‘Bundle of Stolen Clothing Intense Excitement Follows. Probably Saved Life— Killing of Villuendas and Man Arrested. * Police Chief Illance. | CUBA IS FACING CRISIS. At an early hour to-day Patrotman | Summer, of the East Thirty-ftth street station, saw a man come limping ott | of No, 769 Second avenue. He appeared to be in pain and Summer asked him. |what was the matter, He gave his name as Patrick Dolan, and sald he 5 Government Takes Hold to Pre- serve Order at Election for |Uved in No. 769. Ha told the polices men that A he suffering from. e- asthma, amd that h Board of Register. had fallen fo stories down the sirsbatt when ne went to the roof t) get some air, 1 Summer d for an ambulance andj olan waR to Flower Hospital — Ttomine tvo| by Dr There it was found @ensntional fii: in the Hotel La Suiza | he had no bon: | broken, aid that bia condition was 1 t serious, et Clenfuegos. in which Congressman Patrolman Summer made his report to the station and then went back to 7 Enrique Villuendas, leador of tho Lab- | iNognyar homo oral hae st ow the man cou eral party, and Chief of Police Manes & 7 Reet ats) = : i Of Cleniucgos, were killed, clagnos be- ix oe OO eZ Bs j failen four stories and broken na bone! tWreen Lie: 4 Moderates are Dorte’ from all over Cuba. At Bantia: do los Banos three Liber: Moderate Club, waving machetes. after a fight w: during eoricuely wounded. ‘The finding of tro dynamite bombs 4m Congressman Villuendas’s room of stores of arms and unitio: the Hotel La Suiza, which was @als’ headquarters, gives & most serious aspect. F Of troops with artillery and 15,000 of am:nunition have been despa! to Clenfnegos, and other troops Went Into the basement of No. d found in the back that ‘the clothes- Inos had evidently been stripped, for there was a big’ bundle of washed! clothes and tho hes were empt Summer then figured it out Phat the man Dolan had robbed the lines, carr, ing the clothes Ina bundle, and had n tripped and fallen over ‘a rope om bout the third floor, falling dowa with: the olothes under him. ‘The policeman hastened back to the station, made his segdnd report, and Po- Hiceman Burke, was went to ‘the hoss pital to place Dolan under arrest, ee RAILROALS, Danger Spots That Are a Menace to Safety @& pa i 4 : , ae i 'Responsibility Shifted from One Public PENNSYLVANIA, RAILROAD, Ceiscetie Gen! bese Mica! Gomes and Health Abound in the Busy Ses | Department to Another and Complaints SE ROSEES! OND ae Tibet adits for Priore fc Centres as Well as in the | ES oe © Heap Up, While Sufferers Wait Er aast Soene ree a , | Vainly for the Relief S Sought. CS th G7 end Cozursus Ave. rom Desbrosses and tes Ja Government to Use Force. Government la ten hom of Residence Districts. tage Al jon bveing held wards © general ried out in a legal ie wer to mate a tour to bo found in-oy to an here are district on er, each ma : ced Is having at- ng whence 1 (lon until at last It is filed away poe yeaa of which the mong forgotten things. i hes out of plumb, thelr, ‘The Bureau of Highways, with ¢ 7 RPperan, The tr causing holes in ey ais| Seanell as” supertatendent,| is the die SOUTE, where | of which is s gente ect Pein peseucteo . hartment primarily responsi) o water'l a! rigor ante ra hese: ide: the t there ts a See te eee ona m ti pase the at ermanent|on the sidewalk are cons strect and Colum ean ie Tra junetion oeic Bureau wers, to the Ci health and safety of] tered with foul and mudd “The cr “this rut aric F A SOLAS | oom Com er aslenan | the pools atong the curbing. i he flage | layed and in freq eoeolonnablecks (ee yearine <SbORUiTT according to the nai anber who | the heaps of ditt have lain in ¢ 7 Wie Te apwaitoen id nin the districts peopled by the ord r question Ais i ee bag no dim- ong that fave grown luxurl- “ Ithy the same oonditions prevail in| In this maze of departments bound in | $244 At er eal: "The of ror SE ree 4 i pou » of Hagrant | paiches of grass. x isin a difficult to ae ne deseo, More than one applica- ¢ EREE Dae AC aR CLL SCS WESTBRN RAILWARS fae £ Thi ar Sixty-ni : sary ane ion for Toad repair has be i unate ¢ is Uket h the inadequacy the Cuba yon trnental noglest of pt | ‘Thies time last year Sixty-sixth street jon of Lenox avenue. nde ene 3 residents in. the nekghborho his complaint disregarded, while tv QUIS. RAILWAY men he can mterveno and sond eno cc- | wae torn up. The work was completed | 9 oi1f he Evening World last appears no excuse for the permanent avenite. i on taking chances ¢o life, mb ely, @nd troops to the isi some months ago, but the street has! nal sated on Third avenue,! poo! of water which les right In the! puch * notification Le : @iion of orfer, under tePlatt amendment. Cuba Intensely Excited, ‘The kiling of Eorique Viliveadas ts | erented intense exctt crolghour{ Cuba. Ho was the Bourke Cockran the Cuban Assembly, 2n able lawy -NewsNucerts(“¥¢ a Lady Your Seat and Get $10. aaa Se in cre Sener | tran oe ee |) PE URL Evening World Lessons in Courtesy. |2 Boo hi aee oe CL a {5 My Me ang 2.55 P, Me |iils Japanese butler, ‘Taka Isunatomo, een st an ne tal ionzes or peeappne et any ind Wie Gl u jitsu ineldent Yeti vane. (ooruer 20th street q Paroaghont the island as the brain OF | Cieiout ieanses, In the viaintty ot the| Chaffee Guest in England. beri) movement Mastin ttyia ait gation, pet "aber ice thy Gefacament of the shield of| Polling places during tho election 80~ TewpoN, SEPT. 28—Lieut-G : Mon cat RdD “Putioae wee! ang) Perinsylvanta “Annee 4 Ot) morrow. R. Chaffee, who te spending a cow tho Untoed wat eae aoe on free Papcigt Gonmeant An official despatch seve hat Ml weeks in Ensland prior to his returp sein Yorie T stont s sm- | Mayor of Cienfuegos has issued a sim-| 00. 5, ee eeeetiey eae detectives have been at work the| {ins proclamation, and has ale pro- os gone acksbury Parl Naudain str for his mor mo caught Wu Auna to destina:ton. for Pennaylvanial thom and J. R. Woop, ¥ Pstine, to spen ne eB, WA ‘ 6 2 Pass'r Trattio political situation there, with the romult | yimad the sale af alcoholic Manors. | i! an Ee Ga aes nee. wes edt in, th Waser beast that en order wua obtained to search| “Gon Jose Miguel Goinen, Coven een eee ren ce imaaite wen RAL APACS for , win got the Generit Panteneer Ament. the Hotel La Suiza for ¢reasonable doc~| of Gants Glaza Province, the Liberal | 22% brenk be forefinger grip” on the uments and articles, candidate for the Presidency, arrived y during the Span- ro's left han he bly fellow. let IONS. policemen eutered tum building he was | port in ciroulation the Governor decinres| sae RLeRe for mer W th ut any apparer | 4 japt on the grand stairway by Villu-/ thar an uitempt has been made to! Or ia. cada and ls party, who opposed tholr assassinate him in Mls official residence. | Jail Threat to Stop Strike, presge. Villuendas fired on the chief, WARSAW, RUSSIAN POLAND, | ydiling him instantly. The po ‘Me father of Col Enrique Villuendas} SEPT. 23.—Dhe Miltary Govemor has sbot down Villuendas. ‘i eertously Ill i thts city at the home] issued @ proclamation warning the, ’ Hidden Ammunition. of Juan Fonseca, at No. 14 West] bakers, butchers and emiployees of the In the exchange of tnree | Sixty-sixth street. A fourteen-yvar-old! gas and water works, who are threat- : ‘porters of Viliy. jeister, Esmeralda, fs with the father, | ening to strike as a prote: Inez acts Se re cere f Vila’ |‘who has not been notified of his son's| of the Government, that will be |The First Lesson—Scheduled | is: Surrounded the hotel and restored or- | tveth. , mprsoned fc mon carry G1 Mt i = | ed er. A search of the premises roveaieg | Juan Fonseca, who was an intimate | OFry out a for Monday, When The Eve Wtavennae » them let him his arn wa “ BELLEWOOD 4 MOUNTAIN EXCURSION RESORT, GRAY HAIR, WoAsa Delightful Autumnal Excursions EVERY whew SUNDAY, Is nota Gray th hack or brown in because the rude- mation to which reat in these Yond of the d Congre , wald i 0 jl] of the Bridge cru: | LE H igh VALLEY the hidden arms and ammunition for | Find oo Ue dete comely wail xnown| Five of Family Slat ning World’s Young Lady Will tot itizea word Woning World which Senor Wance had been looking. as was extremely woll known) Fivé Of Family Slain, : saa). | Will Pepeat the Brooklyn Bridge lesson UNBEATABLE Ja La Lucha anpears to-day a sole. |i Now York aa fo Moiution He| JACKSONVILLE, rLA. sppr. | Find Out How Much a Little) severat times brian tho serter ta over | EXTERMINATOR gram sem by Senor Villuendas an pour | previous to the last revolution. @} he charred bodies of Lulu Wise and C ide ti H S R Bvening Wort each day of what tne | & PROCS Why Feed Rate aC ang D Shay afore his death, in which he protests visited Ree ae ee years ota, | WF four children were found in the Onsideration Her Sex O-) itn commissioner will ride on the Bex | tony the Sia.), 850 A.M; Newark. Market St uendas was Usety- ° H home, Neat her eA : . 1a Wht PEs the <opression of the polioe)| 5 stacr brother tv a Representative in| Svo*ine ruins of her home, lear her ceives in the Bridge Crush. | 5 Ung World's young woman | Semen wh = oklyn Annex Ife, Additional, and Rural Guards in Clenfuegos, He | Ts elder Dron er ee ego. dietrict, | Wich was burned vesterday. The skulls | * | wil carty with her on every trip an of) “pie winner OUCH ON CORNS, Liquid. 20 VERY SUNDAY Sdded that President Palma was in- | Congress Stem (no kided during the fe Woman and all of ther, ohildra | der Cu $10, signed by the cable of “P6 | gonuin nt RRQUGH_ON CONS, nid \E i Aoran han Wanneds Another bro! v i | hed dicating what they | World, to given to tat YOUNE | eee Will he y aAsl An | Shigaring tuo nigh-handed conduot of | voiution, Villuendas fought with murdered and the house ‘had |- On yonday, ‘The Evening Worla wit!|man who ip « quiet and gentiemanly knowing (ait he la oft OUGH ON CORNS, Pastors. 1 | DURING SEPTEMBER the police for the purpose of provol- | Titiastion throughout the revolution been burned to 9 conceal 1 ne, | perce i f 3. nm r offers her his seat and does not) hi ny Phe Eyening World's 2 tng @ rebellion that would tnvito inter. | distinet! ‘yn0) | Gn 6% | Start a campaign of courtesy in Greater) qitempt to follow up the episode by| missioner and thot $10 will reward ils RR UGH ON BUNIONS, Rev the United States and the )Uader Gen. Maximo 2 New York, forcing his acquaintance upon her act. He win ft because he is a nmmermmmmimn i | vention by —<—<——__—— ns erat that's all 1 vit not , Posters, 100 | VIA miwequent annexation of the island, Killed in a Hotei Fight. |_Tt will send o young woman commis- |, True courtesy cannot he bought, but] gentleman, thats all, and he wilt m OUGH ON BUNIONS, Posters. 100 Bl) Representatives was held Inet night at| Brosgway, NE? aay Fulton st, the result of a fight which oo-| Brooklyn Bridge during the rush houra| young woman commissioner to find out) \atan for ‘Tho Kvening Worta's ough on Roaches: To 4 Gurred jaat night patwnon muasen of the! Det ween sive and slxsthinty to aareciain | dust Shy, 8 TORRE Wenn fates woe el member your mnanherse hes may” win JH L 00 — — ho, avas on duty. tn the eats, wa, |Jn the Bridge crush and thow much con- | Sarg during. the home--rolng hours aul | lafactiog a gentleman always feels wer (Non: putsonous) ! @ head walter, was shot and|sideration she may expect fro the| to Teward the young man who remem-| ho has been of servis Sey eet " 1c: 3, 250" natantly killed by ‘Ch he end of th y ‘at tt] you atiampe to fl n Tho Eva OUGH ON BED BUGS, 15¢, 28° Met Deputy | male passengers on the cars, Arte Uattar tab oe ti Rettean ae ii aa tne a commissioner it will be nl Fa OUGHON ELD BUCS lin the flue, Mountains, one nundred am beveu mies from New York on’ the beau UW Delaware River i ih leave W. 25; a Rect ON FLEAS, 25° - Bherift Fred arawisy. man ine W 4 U 1 R f S Them! On neaday and the days following | standing up than a comfortably seated) off, however, Just rlae and «for vo {t will send {ts commissioner at the | animal oblivious of the wan and weary| Seat quietly, and then forge peat As nc e u us es ° Drowned When Boat Upset. 1 nds you of tb St. 8.98 TO Rent ae gener, franeit, nee the | aMeat om fle selfiehnste Keeps Out tang wo ‘order into zour hand OUGH ON MOTH AND ANTS, 35° TM idaeae| TORONTO, ONT. \ Me} i ray oi that you can put in the bank or blow an | , ONT, SUPT, 2—-Marwn| roo care, one after the othor—to make| A @7eat Geat hee been sata of tho | {!! your best girl AEE AT DREGOINTS ‘ aa FAITH Leach and Honey Oonpishey, two In-line” sums test7or New York men's |Pritality, of men toward women at the |" Look out for your manners Monday E.8. WELLS, Jo GRAND Agu FXOURMION id ' lake near imico r 4 J he Ivenin orid’s comminaione ‘4 y of the transpontine males. The Bridge | permitting wonen to stand while the 1 aboard your ca nd you may {mse $ ] Faith am what dis black man has |] |early to-day, ‘Thero were six boys in|erush has boon chosen for the Anltea | Reka ineit enser na "while ney | nay EBON RUE RE HR | si A8ON, Hy Kis . Suntey Bete, eal the boat when it upset and four of them $10 | ta nd Pails) aad 3 feels dat m1 else will do ‘were rescued. When trubble makes me sad. R = doan' kno: dis h i CHANCELLOR OF \ r LE EE ea erat nga hl Gale Bothers Etruria, FOUR ACES WIFE: AND FOUR | BROOKLYN SAILS. 4 Jes Feads Sunday World Help Wants, | where QUBRNBTOWN, SEPT. %.—The Cu- | f day, but procesded, betng unable to lant | Bargpenwt N —_—. | |5¢ W. 21et st. Exe, joao. He 506 STEAM BOATS: ATTEN Li HOPE her mails or passengers owing to phe by the Vop veverity of the weather. Sum man has sed dat all who hopes The Rev. irge W. Munderlain, ohan- ae! XN BRIDGUPORT, Conn. Sept. 2—In| When Jacob Nestler, of No, 171 Mast |cellor of the Homan Catiulic dlocere Moe Shuah win out sum x dying Robert Millious, of No. 20 Fair-/One Hundred and Tenth street, re-|of Brooklyn, sallai for Europe tolay erry), ® Ah should eber see dat man Torpedo Boats In Clinch, eld avenue, had his wish. For vears| turned from his work on Aug. 11, Just! on the Prinzess Irene, bound for Naples, | Ae aa Ah would say; - CHERBOURG, SEPT. £2,—During-the |he had said when discussing deatht aix weeks ago, he fodhd a deserted| tie was accompanied by the Rev. | Tattery, ‘sah, how hae | ‘alone naval manoeuvres here yesterday wo} “When I go 1 want to go bing, 1ust | nome. Hs wife and four children and| warmer Brophy, of Coney Island, und find, an s torpedo bouts collided and remained |Hke thut: no long-mufterine Winem. 1 lau cho furniture bad disappeared, Not| there worse large number of friends, a0 LO DOANE, World Mt ani show? {nterlocked until they were towed t|know I must Ko, everybody must © l4 word of explanation did tiey leave |“ rn “W871 Collars are made from FOR SALE, ay Wo ory were by |go 1 would like to go ike @ boiler that | bend” lerlc and lay, at the pler in Hoboken Nae sited ven F age, Both were bully danugeds thelr gives way oF an engine thet breaks | Nestlor walted two days and then ad-| to see thew off, strong, fing, reliable, boiled yarns ORIOLE CHARITY shrap hoap, Besides, I want to die near | Niltivas or tale wife. Not jm ivace of | £0 rest. He will make quite a pro © Whe Pops deen aero Tae Can Hit Railroads Now Counglla, #0 he can bury ame with the |iis missing family sould he find. He) t in Rome, wero ey ey mare than charitabul, 4 least trouble possible,"* fave up his house in One Hundred ana he having been a # J vottan Collars, but sell at 4 CHICAGO SEPT, %.~Prosecution of Tenth sweet and moved w No. IM iiy- | nda and bes 1 } 2 for 25¢ uP dew rallroads for violutions of tho Wilkins | | Cowshiln fs, a tuuousend and Maat |fugion weet and engaged in edalini. | eowith th will Be sure your Collars have the iin achuntine ‘vou Jew relating tp oi will follow the | I eens Nav a anligue freaks? | roatayeand wld his" aoty. with "aeep | f event of Did at ok HE cian, CLONING, Ce Beet 4 . ars ih the rear room , a SE is Rene aa aL oe sia Ki fodaios’ rapa pi Peoria ie ome oe all he bal ws Vy had no quarrel with my Mag: Test ay it If your deator ae. Da dong 0 wa hi "Sida ‘it ih Pilots }oked OvEr | wife,” he wald. “We tad 4 comfortable | Ghuculior will be absent three or fair oud uni ead dropped. He laid |home, 1 wat my children, particularly | Chascullor will be absent thie ter, ars weeily page da moan and ioe inion, outs Bi Heed pany al a. HENRY HOLMES c aiden Jang, , i Troy, New York | dete: fo nay la va | RETVIZAN REFLQATED, Hil SALESROOM! “HELP WANTED—FEMALE. TOKIO, Sopt, B—The Hussian at- Rev Bilon was par at * ‘ ‘ork eaneney iiss A tae manera hous iY