The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1905, Page 5

FOTO TES ~ DSL WAHL ‘Thug Attacks Miss Mabel Weber as She Unlocks Her Door, FOLLOWED ON A CAR 'y iveng Worn Seth 46 Rosas . \ velt Hospital in a Serious k Condttion, i ti H i ae ity lie | t £E i ! Hi : { ekine y Was Found Unconsctous f ‘The unconsctous girl was found by * Memes Mo Logan, jr, a milieman, of t No. «7 West Forty-first street. Logan was delivering milk at the house when, ; be heard a gman on an upper floor. pf He stumbled up the dnrk stateway to ;_ © the third floor and came upon the girt's who lives in the house sister, Drother and grand to the hall. She er as one of her lodgers, sa quickly taken from the and the cotton from her oat. It was then found that a white Ht nud Worn Wea strapped ehout in an evident effort to ra) ) death, Her feet and ound tight with « white Gtot and about her ars were colle of fbdons, Logan ran to the ealoon of Peter 1 * Pooling, the County Cherk-elect, at Bort treet and Tenth avenue, and an alarm was sent to the pollee the West Thirty seventh street station. 3 ’ rvey came from Roose ne girl was restored to ess for & moment and wee ned by Policeman Ryerson. oud you in this way?” she Kroc, 4 man,” she replied, “Ee met ne & dance and knocks nm, That's all I know about it, Failed to Strangle Her, After knocking her tngensible, the me ter mouth and the belt about her ‘ont, and that the cloth lice believe, the assailant had set ut ng her with the cotton iy ut over her eying, of — furnitu: Inet the door and went back to bed. 4 is was fully three hours before . i ‘eber girl was found. E CHRISTMAS WORLD, 1 OUT NEXT SUNDAY, | ert | ANew York World will appear a jory by Mrs, Russell Sage, in hich she tells of “My First Doll nd Dolls of To-Day.” This is ipomettng that will delight every jehiid and every mother, A pleas- | E feature of a most pleasant } | Se . In the Christmas number of the’ o~ [os S- Christmas newspaper, Auction ! HIS is a magical word that brings joy to the bargain seeker, The “AUCTION SALES" announced daily in The WORLD'S WANT: DIRECTORY implies SUICIDES LONG WILK FOR HEL After Drinking Polson and Shooting Himself He Wanted to Live, Galbraith Fitegenld, « viottm of bard luck, climbed @ hall on the east side of Central Park @hortly after mid- nigit to-day, drank the contents of a wal of oarboile acid and fired a bullet into his breast just below the heart. He tall upon the withered gress and writhed i agony, For perhaps an hour be watted for Geath, suffering intensely. As time wore on and death did not eome, lite became more attractive to tim. He @aw the moon aink below the hortwon, and the stage twinkling at him seemed to convey a message of renewed hope Gadbraith Fitegeraid determined that he would make another try at life Ha struggled to. his feet and stage gered down the fill and out into Firth avenue, He was on his way to the Presbyterian Hospital, half mile| away, With evry step blood pumped Out of the wound in his breast lt ran down into his shoes and left a red tradl | t : along the white pavements, Nie long journey consumed almost an hour. Frequently he rested on the steps of fine mansions, leaving behind him when he de, chiseled away, @aing that must be He met no person, At last he reached the office of the hos- pital, a fearful figure, with his lips ee rtally burned away by the acid, and is fac as wtte as that of a dead © hall when I wae coming| and ft wt ] JUMPS 10 DEATH AT A HOSPITAL | Eluding Police Guard, Lieb Springs from Cot Through Window In Brooklyn. } six days im Oumbertand Street tal, Brooklyn, where he wae suf- WOMAN WHO WAS GAGGED IN HALLWAY, HELP HELP| CRY THE POOR POLICE |Footpads and Burglars Are Ap-| proaehing Mulberry Street Headquarters, Four Thugs Assault Victim in Bleecker Street Subway— Burglars Nearby. ‘The militia mag be called upon to- Quy to protect Police Headquarters from burglars , The way thieves are opemating around the olf Mulberry street building t¢ something scandalous, and a hold-up | nthe Bleecker street station of the Gubway, which is preo- tdoally next door to Police Headquar tere, followed ty eburglary dineothy @gporite to-day, bas convinced Com- mlasionar MoAdoo thet before long the thieves wil Mackie the old gmy The eaten (0-day, Four Mon Attacked Him. The (thet when hi , at Hissar treat th he no- thoed wi | but. be” believed he was oot care of t the men dare 80 close to Polloe duet 99 eee ee wea P| of thems, dent him tm the face thea and i i hight wie, ald of @ aod Fc i ge 4 8 soystie or a window, either. Ray went end t of the trone Robweee, the Tall dust rere FFEE WA OPRRETT I eet wy way ca. THE wiiTiA.| The Coffee Importers and Roasters are Attacking POSTUM FOOD COFFEE All Along the Line. “THERE’S A REASON.” Many people have found out the truth about ofd-fashtoned coffee, Thay have overcome disease caused by It. plan was easy and sure, Quit Coffee and use Postum, Proof with one's self is stronger than any theory. Postum army grows by hundreds of thousands yearly, The old-fashioned Coffee Magnates are now deriding Postum through the papers, Because thetr pocketbooks are hurt they would drive the people back to the old coffee slavery. One coffee prevaricator says: “It (Postum) has lately been exposed and found to contain an excess of very ordinary coffee.” Son Toi Bs | _ Another that “it (Postunt) ts made from small amount of parched Hs socks pad thd," eatshing “tos ot | peas, beans, wheat, dried sweet potatoes, and paste of wheat middlings, Mere’s to you, oh faithful followers of the tribe of Ananias! $100,000.00 CASH will be depostted with any reputable trust company (or « less emount If against a Itke amount by any coffee roaster or dealer. If the} . |charges prove true, we lose; If not, we take the money as partial liquida- tion for the Infamous Insult to our business, to- ny from @ bullet wound, Robert ® vietim of melancholia, eluded @ polloeman who had been detailed guard him and committed wuiaide by jeaping from 4 fourthwtory window overlooking the courtyard, Ideb waa thirty-seven years off and wes a partner in the Onn of Lieb Bros, Tumayutactarers of beer pumps, at No 4 Carlton ayenue, Brooklyn, @ short distance from the hosp.tal, Last Wednesday he waa alone om the gfOund floor of the faowry when the workinen wpataire heand @ report. On running to the offloe floor they found Lieb groaning, with # wound in his ‘breast. The man bad besn recently released from a hospital, He had beoome queer as the result of some singular Inven- ons he had atruggied to p.an out. He ot hold of a big cartridge of 10 se LAY OW TRACK TD MEET DEATH Subway Motorman Saw Sul- cide’s Act, but Was Too Late to Stop. The Postum Pure Food factories are the largest In the world, the business having been butlt upon absolutely pure-food products, made on scientific Unes, “for a reason” and the plain unvarnished truth told every day and all the time, These factorles are visited by thousands of people every month. They are shown Into every cranny and examine every in- gredient and process. Each visttor sees Postum made of different parts of blended with a small part of pure New Orleans molasses, So he knows Postum contains not one thing In the world but Wheat and New Orleans molasses, It took more than a year of experimenting to perfect the pro- cesses and learn how to develop the diastase and properly treat the other elements In the wheat to produce the coffee-like flavor that makes sus- us le “wonder.” But there never has been one grain of old- ped pay coffee in Postum, and never will be. the wheat berry treated by different mechanical methods and one part} wort used in express rifes elephants, He placed it In a Vive and ie endeavoring to extract the bullet tt exploded. The big sug tor ea great hole tn his breast and he was taken to the Cumberland Bireot | Hospital, When the hospital authorities learn- ed that he had just been graduated from an ineane dsylum they sent to the Clermont police station for a leeman A-welbdiressed young man, upon whom no card or paper to establish his iden- tity was found, committed suicide early to-day by Jumping in front of @ north- bound Subway train from the platform at the One Hundred and Thirty-seventh atreet station on Broadway, ‘The dead man was about thirtyave| sort of p years old, 6 feet 9 inches tall and weighed 17 pounds, He hed brown had, black eyes and was smooth-she- His chothing was of excellent material, well made, and indicated that he was a some). some). and Diack socks and (ace shoes, Gat on the Track. the man Another thing, we have on file in our general offices the original of every testimonial letter we have ever published. We submit that our attitude regarding coffee Is now and always has been absolutely falr. If one wants a stimulant and can digest coffee and It does not set up any hysical allment, drink It, But If coffee overtaxes and weakens the heart (and it does with] diate change for the better, Or if It sets up disease of the stomach and bowels (and it does with Or If tt causes weak eyes ‘(and It does with some). Or Sf it causes nervous prostration (ent tow win aD Cidfashioned common sense might (without ask- pars scott merchants) suggest to quit putting caffelne (the Man. Jus inalde the door he reeled! Moots assigned’ thive “ines io want fea. ‘,.jbim day and night until he became Halt 4 dowen and aftend: | well eno to sent to the ants at him The odor of the| insane asylum, as he was very violent | Y@% bg ther sory Pe Jog! foward rid had the ne ie ti Swrount fe Diaked "him ‘up and] doe tor several hours he get tan be’ mine tuxbed him to the operating room. ‘up and down the «isla The sick man They pei om 850, th we seamed to be asleep, About § o'clock putbentiy unter influence of'etima. | ‘2! Pere el, Sorex eathna eee oe pi ‘that he | !oaped trom bie cot and dashed toward lived at the Fintel No. 1, im] the windew thet opeted on « small Plocicer strost, ‘No one Se Howat | Calecay, TAPS rat clr f coeep foe, ¥ ve omay, . Sr re steak Maat Park to | the bale ann dee over tr Y, to on D) Berea fad vain, foe he| the raft, He landed on hia head and GOL TANK THATS BFE Factory Workmen Leave Doomed Bullding by De- scending Fire-Escapes, ‘The wagon factory of George Setuch- man, a four-story brick structure at ‘Nos, 14-196 Bast Porty-first street, was destroyed by fire to<iay, non. ‘The lows of $90.00) was not covered by insurances Tho blaze started with the explosion of A gasolone tank. Mr, Schucthunan’s hands and anns were epriniled with the blazing fluid and bedky burned. He amt several of hie men were at- tempting to withdraw the gasoline trom the tank of a big automobile which had ‘béen emnshed In @ collision. They were unacquainted with the intricacies of the gevoline tank, and while one of the men eld a candle unter the machine the piug came out, ‘There was an explosion and a shower of Hurning gasoline, The flamva licks: up the wood floor, whiah was dry as Under, Mr, Schuchman and his men 4 to bho street, beating out the fire in thelr clothing with thelr hands, Forty workmon in the upper floors des- “Riven iio Arve niet ot us ue anus lea , ieee ad , See died an hour later, & COURT-MARTAL FOR ae = wanes SEISTIPOL EELS Crar Orders Trial of Mutinous| iim ape Sailors and Soldiers— Refugees Attacked, Ww e ‘vas * woul Buttons Cut Off, ‘The it frome the blood in Mason’ veing, i Ath off the power and ane aa Bens not weer it en et aD ” ay A him, on the brakes, but It was too late, not untli omen feet o} wn eo that of coffee) into a highly organized human body, for health 1s really and the happlest sort of wealth, if one’s own best interest urges him to study Into the reason wd The 8 ” he will unearth great big facts that all of the Spats of a coffer ingortars and wastes canto refs. Take the to read the following from the famous Dr, B. F, Underwood in The 3 Coffee as a Factor tn the Production of Gastric and Hilied. "Sason end poligeran rt Cardiac Disorders, WARSAW, Dex b—/Phe Bxeoutive! (ir. imoned found the tad, Committee of the Radiroad Rmployes' | ths tor trae ine roan cas, vA Union has telegraphed to all stations of | surgeon from the a ao vs It Hoe. aiey a Es the Russian reiroads urging the men pe UES that every to begin a general strike at midmight| A’ne was unless the sentences of death pass the court martial at Samant on Sokoloff,| by a knife, an engineer ,and on other local leaders jaced under raed before that hour, pl are i ny nem has andired the mutineers to be tried by court-martial in gosord. | and remand arres' ‘ ange of homiced ty Fee ee eke rn ite | Toerens taken te. fhe tation to the care of the Tho body waa taken to the Morgue of Une recent railroad strike at Gamara} and at the end of the run Ma: Bot foehntcal | nay any other single substance, coffee is responsible for the great preva- ance with the procedure in use in war] oner, The latter paroled btm, ‘he abolition of the minor state of martial law Was gazetted this morning and Poland ts now completely free from military rule. son Was ih the ° button on the man's ed by} cont had been cut off as clean as though The pathogenetic properties of coffee have recelved but scant atien- tlon from medical authors, although it is not doubtful, I think, that, more H ., q 4 of nervous, gastric and cardiac diseases at the present time, and that iyi increase In sudden deaths from heart affection in recent years PRES, BAER’S DAUGHTER WED | may be justly set down to the use or abuse of coffee as a beverage, Shoemaker, in his “Materia Medica,” treating upon coffee, says: ‘The authorities have prohibited a pro- sed meeting of the striking post and graph employees, The disorganiza- mn of business can be judged by the fact that, while before the strike the Warsaw office handled 22,00 telegrams , che office now handles only 1,600, Tnformation from Moscow says that @ committee of the Bourse is trying Cy Map! ormaee @ settlement of the tel a ~ Mea Ad 5 ire Beeame Mra, Hiester at Reading, with Judge Best Man, to The Evening World.) ING, Pa., Dec. 5.—~Miss Mary daughter of George F. Baer, RDA} K. Baer, end. excitability, President of the Philadelphia and Read-| reflex nes y an ona tl oto much 05 any “pre say upon the subject, In my case ft may be merety the zeal of the recent convert which Ine Episcopal spires me, but 1 feel experience that there is so much more that coutd and should be sald about ° the deleterious effects of coffee and its potency as a factor in the production Ing Ratlway, and Isaac Hiester, a lead- nd ing member of the bar, were married in| the sresertaye Church here at/ has to noon . The Rev, Dr. Bris usb, or, a aastated rte ey Br P. ot int rsons I Al ‘y. lames N. Smyt of Bi Ie., was bes! . rovorne’” followed. “Used in excess, tt disorders digestion and causes functional disturbance of the nervous system, shown by headache, vertigo, mental confusion and palpitation of the heart. It increases secretion, blunts sensation, exalts increases mental activity, and may produce insomnia strongly from both my personal and professional |of disease, ‘This has been so strongly impressed upon me the past winter that I am impelled to make a contribution to the subject by reporting # few cases in which coffee was so manifestly causing or continuing tha disease that it could not be ignored, Case I. In the latter part of December, 1903, I had under treatment an old lady, 74 years, who was convalescing from an attack of pneumonia, She had responded favorably to the treatment and was doing nicely exe |cept for a peculiar rise and fall of the temperature and an frregular action of the heart, She had been troubled more or less with weakness of the heart, and at this time its action was giving me a good deal of concern, Its beat being trregular and feeble, at mes much more so than at others. Al study of conditions and causes threw no Nght on the case until 1 found that the {regularity was more marked on the momings when she had coffee, which she did not have every morning. As I could not discover any other cause I advised that she should not take the coffee, After some demur on the part of the Patient she acceded, and Postum Cereal was substituted for the coffee. A favorable effect was almost immediately apparent; the Irregular action gave Place to a steady, regular beat, the pulse became fuller and stronger, the temperature became normal and the case went on to uninterrupted recovery, Case I. The result in case one set me thinking. For some t had been troubled with nervous dyspepsia, with cardaic Irritability, ad times great irreguiartty In the action of the heart, intermittent beat of the pulse and much nervous depression, all of which, in spite of treatment, was steadily getting worse. 1 had had light enough thrown on the cause, If I had not been so blinded by prejudice that I could not see. As, for instance, on one occasion, when the cook, who did not belleve that coffee was any good unless it rivaled in color her ebony face, gave me a cup of coffee o. » morning that was fully up to her ideal, and which, although I noticed that it possessed nearly the strength of Samson, I drank without consideration, T had been feeling rather better than usual for a day or two, but soon attacked with such peculiar sensations that I was une able to go out, and was obliged to call upon a colleague for treatment, Stngularly enough, although I had the feeling that 1 was under the ine fluence of some drug, it was not until some time afterward that I realized that I had been polsoned by the coffee. Under Strong tonic treatment I &) better for a time, but in December, 1903, 1 began to gTOw worse again, and, treatment failing to effect any improvement, it began to look as If | was in danger of a complete breakdown, ‘The colleague who was treating me was suspicious of kidney disease, but a urinary analysis cleared up that point, but I did not improve. It was at this time, as I have sald, the Tesult in case No. 1 set me thinking, and I found from a study of the modalities that 1 was worse and more depressed after taking coffee, and it finally penetrated into my inner con. sclousness that possibly coffee was the cause of my condition, I took my own prescription and gave up coffee, with the result of an almost imme. The depression disappeared, the cardaic dise turbance ceased, and the dyspeptic symptoms lessened and a steady im. provement set in, Case III, About the same time I had under treatment a young lady suffering from chronic nephritis who presented an almost endiess variety of symptoms, which would yield to treatment for a time, only to return {n an aggravated form. Among the more Persistent and annoying of these was a gastric Irritability, with an absolute refusal of the stomach to digest or absorb any food, progressive emaclation with great weakness, and a constant sensation of hunger with nausea and frequent spells of vomiting, when the food taken would be returned unchanged; palpitation of the heart, oedema, hectle fever, colliquative Sweats, etc. Under treat. ment and a most rigid diet the mitigation of the symptoms was very slight, | had advised her thet coffee was Injurtows and should be given up, ‘but ft was not untfl her condition was almost hopeless that she could be Induced to follow my advice and refrain from coffee. The beneficial effect of this was apparent at once: The stomach began to recover its tone, the Irrttabillty ceased, the vomiting stopped, and the food taken was digested and absorbed; the sensation of continual hunger disappeared, the emacia- tion lessened, and her strength slowly returned. Of course, the disease has not been cured, but a cure which seemed hopeless before has been made possible, Ag a result of these experfences, to which more could be added, In all cases of intractable nervous or gastric diseases | have come to regard! coffee as an incitant, and an important, if not the chief, factor in the pro- |duction of the disease, and to insist upon its discontinuance as a part of the treatment, and, I may add, with uniformly good effect. I have found also that, although the giving up of coffee has been in many cases done only under protest and with great reluctance, it has been attended with but little cifficulty when a palatable and satisfactory substitute was provided, In my own case and fm that of the others described | used the Poshim Cereal and found it entirely satisfactory. Even the most inveterate sofkae. drinkers, after a short use of the Postum, seem to lose all desire for coffee and to be perfectly satisfied with the Cereal, Study the subject and apply the facts to yourself | There's a Reason for . POST 4 =? R | | |