The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1906, Page 4

A . HE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 83, 1908. : > MAN ARRESTED} PUBLIC HEARING ON CHINATOWN PARK WILL GIVE CHANCE FOR APPEAL AESCUE T00 LATE BY MRS. POILLON {seer stern) Sz Seances me ==, ay. eee FOR MAN IH RIVER,| KILLING HIMSEL Will Call Meeting to Voice ~ CHARGES PLOT), "8S" Bes PLAN APPEALS TO HIM :. Declares HeDid Not Speak Believes the Associations That Have to Her and Doesn't Made District Infamous Are Know Lawyers. Menace to City. A Williamsburg Watchman} Third Attempt Failed To-Da: Dragged Victim Out, but Ex- | but Degritz, Not Discour- posure Claimed His Life. aged, Will Try Again. Just before dawn to-dfty a watchman| Three times Michael Degrits, twon on the plier at the foot of Noble street. | eight years old, of No. 2416 First avenue,] pewrd orles for help. By|has tried to end his lite, The lawt at-ie Jantern he saw @ man} tempt was made early to-day, when he ia #3 PePlh nim with |shot himeelt at his home. Tho bullet, ‘hima @ boathook, but failed. insiead of penetrating the b: fur- rowboat he*put out from a landing |uwed the sauil und came out at The top stage, but by this time the man's grip|of lis scalp. Degrits was removed to slippéd and he sank. He was still| Harlom’ Ho’ and 8 been.ordered by Mrs. Catherine Paillon, who, ever | | A public hearing 3 the Manhattan Borough local board on arg W. Gould whe! mp ain acess oe pees has oes ar! The Evening World's plan to wipe ou: | ote PR SY) surkeon | who) arr 63 |iaugh iat theme anu doak 5 tered by emlssaries and secret agents Sentiad arid omaks 58 pas ee 15 after he died said exposure had ‘illled |» tier ‘succeed In his purpose fe 2 aoe. him, © man was about i ‘ov hin of lawyers in the case, according to ents oid nd noorly, dressed. Seer niin, to the poltce ri im 4 Borough President Ahearn made the her story, was in the Jefferson Market Soaay aa Cofnplainant nat | Order to-day, after carefully going over apount | to-day Cee the whole ground with a representative ead La —_ a railroad contractar, | Gr mhe Evening World. He knows the . milton avenue, Yonkers. | istrict as few other men in the olty @ho sald that he was an tf : tite agent for | know it. Hehas represented # in the Jewyers and that ho insulted her last | Teeisiature for many’ years and as night at Twenty-ninth street and Fifth | porough President. No mam knows the avenue, Charlotte was a complainant, | needs of the poor as he dows, amd few, Eto. {f any, havo done more for them. | \ Mir, Ross, who is a distinguished-| ‘Tt would not be proper for me to (ooking man of about fifty, with an| make any declaration of my intentions i fron-gray mustache and imperial, was|as to approving or disapproving this indignant. . park now,” he said, “because as Pres!- “I consider these women most dan-| dent of the Board I will have to pass 4 rous character:,"” he acid to Mugis-|0n it after the hearing provided by law. & te Cornell. ‘They are a menace|1 Will have full reports made by the to any man who walks on the street, | Park Department engineers, and will Inever saw them untii last night, and | Ger ® public hearing at the earites: © @id not know who they Gaal poastble date, at which ail ekles will BP winks acceased. For ine soe sR haves full amd fair chance to give their "Dearing out thetr stories, they evident! ie os See eatlere: Ee bad some reason in trumping up this No One Would Oppose It. Be | story.’ “I do not believe @ man will be found At this declaration Mrs. Potion | that will oppose the project to wipe ou: Chimatown. Not that the Chinese them- welves are as bad as they are repre- sented to be by eo:ne people, but for the I not known how he the water. The bedy fs at npoint stotion. ——____ MAD DOG BITES THREE. A mad doe caused terror among real- dents of Croton Falls and Somenstown, |iner from H: im the norinern section of Westchcater lsoner on ty, Thursday, amd after biting a an vid tan and four d —__—____- SLEEPER WAS DROWNED. ‘al miles away and attacked a girl| Secking a snug night berth n the store of G. Brown, inflleting @|).mparaad . t scratch on her han Media ee: he mad brute then bit two valuabie | ° terriers owned by W. G. Todd. Mrs, | 1’ fired several shots at the rabid | fell ped and ran toward | uled antmal, but out by Golden's Rridee. of the ~ WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN. — From the view point of the average| made of native roots—Nature’s own man housework is very easy. The wife | restoratives, compounded after a forma, is right at home. She is ber own miis- | ula concerning which can be nd tress, She can sit down and rest any question, by skilled. ci ss and by time. She caneven go to bed for a nap | thoroughly scientific processes. Doctor if she feels like it. She can order her | Pierce is perfectly wiiling to let every household affairs just to suit her own|one know that his "FavorITE PRE- convenience. If she doesn’t feel equal | scription” containg Blue Cohosh root, to doing work to-day, she can do it| Lady’s Slipper root, Unicorn root, Bleck to-morrow. That's the beautiful theory | Colfosh root and Golden Seal root. t of the average man. Every doctor knows that such a pree i Just suppose the ‘ian task-mas- | scription is beneficial in the diseasea } ters, when they made the required! cf women and when properly com: } daily tale of bricks tax the uttermost | pounded is certain to effect a cure. i | of human strength, bad said: to the | nearly all cases when given a fair trial, toiling slaves, “Don’t hurry, take a| Every bottle of the “FavonitEe PRe- i houses, with yards of their own, and|rest every now and then—only don’t | scription” which leaves Dr. Pierce’s all the inhablapts were either Dutcn | forget that your tale of, bricks must | immense laboratories in Buffalo, N. Y., we . The park had disappeared. | be all right at night or efse there'll be | has plainly printed upon its jpper a Waa atl Highly respects | trouble all the ingredients of which it is com- a There's the fact. There are the | posed. us Dr. Pierce proves to the day’s duties to’be got through, and the | world his own confidence in the rem- women who can rest may not. The|edy whick for forty years has borne woman, who, when she married, said, | his name and witch is known all © old Bayard man “Now, I'll be my own mistress,” finds | through the United States and Canada, surroundings. herself a slave to household cares and | England, Australia, arid in parts of aman to moye into the| duties, - South America, Africa and Asia, 15 a ng, beccre, tne mAge| "And oh! how mach that woman | sovereign cure for those diseases which, Rare it shack oloses| needs rest cometimes. She brushes and | unchecked, make our women old be- ecrubs, and rolls pastry: her temples | fore their time, A throbbing, her back eching, her nerves| It will be noticed that there is no uivering under the stress of pain. | alcohol in the “FAVORITE PRESCRIP© Whaat she would give if she could just|t10N.” Dr. Pierce never believed in creep upstairs and throw herself on the | using alcohol in the pis ration of his bed in @ darkened room and rest. famous household re: . For it, he Rest would temporarily relieve the | substitutes chemically pure glycerine; strain, doubtless, but it would be the | which bas wonderful properties for ex- same story over again to-morrow. The|tracting the medicinal principles of real need of weak, nervous women is | roots and preserving them at their full strength, and that need is fully met | stréngth, without any deleterious effect and satisfied Dr. Pierce's Favorite | whatever. * Mrs. Poillon wore to~day a fetching coat How done of Persian Inmmb. Sister Charlotte was| gor ein have to be SLES expensively attired, Both looked the ioval board and ty me omidade Jess fresh and rosy end told the rm were gcc’ and I camnot comunit myself, but I wii PUBLIC APPROVES PLAN TO ‘MAKE A PARK OF CHINATOWN. oe at the corner of Pearl and Beekman streets, und that other tie "section to the iH be The Evening World’s plan to wipe out Chinatown and convert the worst slum in the city into a park for the children of the poor has met with instant approval from all quarters. . Borough President Ahearn, President of the local Board which will hate the matter in charge, has ordered an investigation by the Park De- partment of the proposition, and a report will be made to him within a week, Engineers have been instructed to prepare plans and estimates. On the petition of The Evening World, backed by many of the most prominent property-owners of the district, a public hearing has been or- dered and a day will be set by the local Board as soon as reports are in the hands of the Borough President. | i € E i ee 5 g i E iB Ei Fi di i i i i 7 : oe ried on far as with Ross somewhere in ev found Policeman ‘Tenderloin (a sf 3 the houses, pany, © community of Chin i 38 Ay if i n ag th ‘ime f rict from ot p to that time, bu formed in the Bend. t ng had w I Fig E i 5 fe ft zf 8 Fe follow Bought It for a 6 yETOU! ‘the = ——e Doyera_s bree Bg Prescripti it afk lente Dr. P ed Hingston had just of the last century. te undred ; Seven e Bend. found rescription. Jt makes weak 4vomen n favor of Dr. Pierce's’ medicines years, and when he can be f i plot ss far east as nee became streets and sum- cont oD rae SE Te senate | brought to “talk tolls strange stories ss Ys i0 iy Gunatewn | gtrong and sick women well, IE re-|is the frank, confiding, open, honcet a jiweerel converted: 2nre courtyard surrounded by| about the doings that have passed be y Gang wan sino moves the causes of women’s weak-| statement of their full composition, booths and the whole netghbor-/ It ‘ ; b into bad way stables and fronted by an old’ woodenj his door, He ts harmless himsetf, a7 Beitiod ate, ee ware very the house which was ‘once an outbwliding | has always been knéwn as a good olt!- O}4 mansione that had been of ‘the original farm. The house now but when asked to tell about the re! ness, tranquilizes and invigorntes the | giving every Ly seer in plain En- the appe' ite and |glish, without x of successful criti- induces restful sleep. Favorite Pre-|cism and with -confidence that the ecription” is a positive cure for the |good sense of the afflicted will lead q mogt com! licated and obstinate cases | them to appreciate this honorable man- of leucorrhea, excessive flowing, pain- | ner of centiding to them what they are i : f 3 g i : 4 ® h h Ost i a ar ned, and even jayaria ith brick, but the rest of the 1 bu er. Whicn | building Is as it was nearly a century Rae poe n and, | changed the names of the s:rests, ihe. police’ say. -t A C See Oe ee ee ene eee reas | AEO ful of strange nooks and pol yt 0 ie _of the /old comfor ents | SP acumen ee tie seouie—alt except | comers, and has stairs and landinggs| has been the scene of many Agnes. admission 1s made reli fol menstraation, unnatural suppres- | taking into their stomachs when make QF Gnuahters of the, farmily—all except! and entries which are Wi-assorted with | Gangs have met there and wettled theit' She lives in one of the back Se ariel | i vipts 4 | Bitzaboth strest, which was named for | Modem ideas, mart. | differences just aa they did tn the old inente, separated from the front houses} sions and’ irregu ariner prolapsus or use of these medicines. so in te of ayer. and 8) attempt to| Yoru. and there lives “Mad” Jack, who | lays of hus Court in the Bend yy a ‘narrow pessageway that ta so] falling of the womb, weak back, “female Pierce feels that be can afford to’ ‘ is beloved to be over a hundred years ped out to put an end ess,” anteversion, retroversion, |take the afflicted into his full confi. tbange it. eres ing-down sensations, chronic con: | dence and_lay all the ingredients of He fl a i i i é Few Landmarks Remain. pee Baer Teae hcneeht, cen beeen ae When Chinatown Began. Were never cleaned, ‘Tr ie net ur | v-stion,, inflammation and ulceration | his medicines freely before them be- Now about half a dozen landmarks) horwestall, looking out into the cour! When “Mad Jack came to the dis-|yen,1 [n other parts of the dlacrict, so| of the womb, inflammation, pain end | cause these in; jents are guch ag , and but one spot is in the same seater ee anas! trict it was, bulit up of detached no invidious comparisons can made | tenderness of the ovaries, accompanied | are ondorsed and most strongly praised : YRS ka creams | Cereeeeae Were ft not that the stouk market ts x Wh 4 aM BY am pI “ y ny | writers 0 Ore ols | Er serne‘Sece_ a woe |THE CLOSING. QUOTATIONS) SSF i a ee at? “| | Pe yp ny ae [ae Pa would be infuential in starting @ atrons TV Rie Mag ck dole A Chaplin, 'Patriotic Daughters of Amer- ~ : bull.movement. The gross earnings of all of the Pennsylvania ities in 1905 | ro-aay'n tichest. Gaburiay, March 8. amounted to $268,069,597 end the net |"et changes of stocke from Y = _ eald to & ériend ao earnings Autaded $76,008,340. This is an WHEAT PRICES DOWN increase over the prevtous year of $28.- | amis cats > WEST. any poreen Daying | 53,177 groas and $8,266,289 net. ‘There | Ad ‘Trai, “3 TO SEASON’S LO i Under 10 would tary not a dozen railroad systems in | Am. Copper. wmvestment thet the |tms country that earn annually much | Am Een mended. The total sales of stocks to-day was . _ s 444,900 shares, and of bonds $1,535,000. ics, of ee: rete, SABRE, || Lone. Grageine erte! che SA yOnTTS ress my gratitude and joy over the| alterative, blood purifier and-“stomach fact that I'am well once more. Wear-| tonic, the “Gowen MrpreaL .Drsooy:, ing my corsets too tight seemed to have| zzy.” Write to Dr, Pierce about your * brought on an extra abdominal pres-| case. He is an experienced physician Although It Blew Up Finally, sure, weakening the ligaments, and | and will Sreat your oaseias confidential tn re . ashi int * organs wn. witbout cha: for 001 once.’ Wheat was lower in the early mar. | (Court Taxes Him $465.71 bat t do I know. not, aa no, medi: | Addreca him at the Tnvatids’ Hotel and we Mr, a 3 more than the amount of last year's |‘tm Grass Twi 1 “day, owing to favorable reports im the é leet to-day, owing Vv v ; Be ee ee Eemnerav ene 61 Sr from the crop country. Room traders for Many Repairs cines 1 took ene help Len hars fapcenpieesiree ae vet | evidenced BY lings, ‘This great ayatem carried in 005 4, {014 for short account and In the ab- . “1 had | . Pleroe | "ae ea Roma Siresent OF oe hcand hte stocks OM Miotats tel porary cot tases aera ane sence of supporting orders prices Were | ioxna Keene will have to pay| It Inst ‘uch guore comfortabte, Const nm the} freight and more than 177,000,00 paa- + gi |forcea din t new low lovels for the | sisi for xepuins and inatructiow aft wasused I forms of 4 stock market. sengers. ‘The passenger traffic in- = "% | season. how to run a $730 locomonile, which ex- it ld Dandy bel bi "9 | a current gomiip tn the Bx-| creased $5,658,000, high died and burned, the Appellate een | Out cou y t Pelleta cure con Hartman hes t-/ ‘The recovery fn the price of Consoll- ee Mev bea Sie pld ere; |of the Supreme Court, Justice Scott, | 788 Permanent, but m; ovement | stipatic They are tiny, sugar-coated his personal toléings of Unton | ass, =- New York's opening prices Ww’ Glegerich and Greenbaum handing down} Went steadily on, and within four} granules, One ittle © Pellet” is a gentle heres $5,000,000 within the past od Gas is due to the fact thar epecu- = | wheat-may, 91-2 bid; July a unanimous decision to-day, reversing} months 1 was Mke a new woman.! laxative, two a mild cathartic, Pest liators are beginning to realize that the pid. an order or Justice Conlon, in the City| Now I mo. more pains, am well | dealers $n medicines ecll them Standard On Je. back of thts + %|° Chicago's opening prices were: Wheat | Court, setting aside a verdict in favor 6 : iy t be people are i ey ‘80 to Will Jaana 4 and am extremely grate-| Send 31 gne-cent etamps to cover Pacific wes one of the strong-| cas corporation and that there ts no % 2 | aia 3 fo B18 to 0 14) IO Corn for tue BAL nara, Who suad K 7 ‘cost of mailing and get a copy of Dr COAT-CHECKER ARRESTED, |s*t soot o the ‘tet tomy, althougt | danger of any such collapse of values |G” ror Oiay, aii-8; July, 43 3-4 ‘MeNamara's bill wa sitemized Thre r Pierde’s Common Sense Medical Ade % reoefied fractionally soon etter the lag was predicted «hen the State order | ="% > Be Se crating and Moats. Pagdonrrtion. sien, over 3000 pages. Address Dry ¥red Kimmer Is Accused of Grana|CPeéns. Traders are still tying Shit reducing the gas rate to 9 cents pér = 14) COTTON VALUES UP. ED a che BES : R. V.. Pierce; » Me Xe L 7. stook in the expectation that there thousand feet was issudd. Further- J ON STRONG CABLES. how t ohandle the car, and $65 for ex- be w melon cutting some time in the| more, there !s empert testimony that | Ba *| Penwep of this teacher. Bried sokecnen, frsniy one ese eet of apring, The company’s large surplus {8} «ne oot of manufacturing gas in the | = 4 ad paid $180 tor the Tecomobiion bat No. 41 East Seventy-eixth street, was) onstantty increasing, and influential! porough of Manhattan does not ex- | Det a The cotton cables were « surprise to-| ped, Pe ‘wad always gettin gut eat | Tg work for which Commissioner of Internal Revenue Indorses It Dulvt’ held in the West Side Court to-day for | socatolders have intimeted to the mam-|ceag 4 cents a thousand feet. Special Sessions on @ charge of la} egement that at least part of sur-| A rine “io “Chited States Steel shares |B. 'B cony while emploved as cont-checker at to be divided among the | Predicted for next weok on the | Brie sew quia boas plus ought tod strength of the Pebruany reports of | Net Se Hall in West For-|"yuolders, London was a heavy| this bug corporation's financial condl- | ierig 2a Tet etree e the coatroom had com-| buyer of Union Pacific as well as the| tion and earnings. Chairman Gary save | Gems Mee plaied of losing money and trinkets | Ynited States Steel shares this morning. | tha‘ jahor that. it ean, find. room for Illinois. Central fr their pockets. A,anarked quarter | -yrigh regurd to the announcement that]and 1s still behind with {ts orders, Inter, Paper day, and their strength etarted the mar-| der, necess| this bile was put m and ket trading at an advauce of 7 to 18) hrany fie ee ne piechine points, A rise in Liverpool was based | exploding, setting fre to ftscif and no lang which alarmed spec-| burning up. apres Gat} = Mr, Reene set up a counter claim and watvershoets {demanded not only that he be excuged ‘The opening prices were: March, 10.81| from paying MoNerara anything, but bid; April, 10.63 bid; May, 10.77 to'10.78;| that McNamara pay him} hie eat une, none; July, 10.62 to 10.93; August, | the troubl the mchine had fy daneer Hiohard Bouse 62% | secretary Shan will deposit $10,000.00 of | “here never, was a sime tn, the Rises town Con re J u #2 to 1085; August | the quarter was Government funds in the New York| Of the world.) mays TUCKS Gi tight as | Met, Securit 10.60 to 10.88; 5 Bapenmee fone: aatobee, moomeat sd nis erren, follow banks a downtown bank president said | qt ts now." Merze, ber, 10.41 to 10.42. BARGAINS IN s to-day: “Wille it probably will be ar- Mex. he eboeing Teces (w . MEDICIN Sec- to i ‘ o ‘i ate et cae wreamery wy to aapoate in| BANK STATEMENT. ue: ‘oi om 8 as aan EF!’ ‘TREASURY DEPARTMENT our banke is not @ suffitlently large WAS SATISFACTORY 10.9; October, 10.36 to 10.37; woman once wrote us Re ember, 10.07 to 10.88; December, 10.88 tiatishecwnsinat going ia ek STOCKS BETTER ae se Pree oe eit eta ON mo} it tt BUT TRADING QUIET.| much, “Said she could get| COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE LONDON, March &—Money was in | SOME other emulsion for less quieter demand in the market to-day. money, Esane wise and fooksh. Sc Disoaunts were quiet, Trading om the | noyn, , fe Steck teohenge wee quist and the war- | POU! ott’s Emul. ket had a b tone, Consola im- | $i0n costs more because it is : . TA OA rere ileetye tere aE Washington, Feb, 15, 1906, acount to relieve the money marker throughout the United States, I am in- formed, however, that this is anly the beginning of what Secretaty Shaw will do from time to time toward putting more money at It is the opinion of m: this pollcy of th ury will give a market next we This week's ‘bank statement, while colorless and meaning little elther way, | was quite satisfactory. The decrease |} n Juans and deposits offset the loss in sh, 80 that the out in the surolus | Penreylvania « y $116,975. This latter fact was | Proacd Stel = to Wall street, as @ much | Ry, Steel Bpring.. duction had been predicted, | Read . ag iasued at the Clearing- than was expeste: and deposits fal cash and lett a doc only $116,076. The 4 pine Ameri well abov make. We could make Scott's Emulsion coat less by ns opened Irregular, moved to parity “and became strong mounted to $4,305.40, wh’ 5 Pacific * AY i ’ : Misth Seorel stan ea ae BUM a ease sieie He Paetag a { [on Now York support. Union Pasilc | using less oil, Could take |! World, New York City: airs eniianioit: The ‘n4uie inet Grtin Anomner don, dep a'n gh ae ay [amas ht "pts “aut” qhy, less care im making i, too, Gentlemen—The amount of valuable information in the 1906 ath $8,350,700 at this tl ea i mm! Sullivan * walked oft eratase A Ap [Grand ‘Trunk at the opening was 4 we di owever, Scott's R Bis : et eee ee oer jo fort iaaiaet va BS eat By Es caraeset acer | Eoiplon “wouldn't Ba Aha ID ecanicce sae come eo ee het Vhile yor McClellan and mC 4 OM ii : f G if I seine: oc Lye mesieond {8 send with: anuch, in urpny. ae on the outa,” it Rot 4 nat ce Wass whee #2 Bio tl standard of pak reached renders this publication of greataiue to a busy man’s : ‘apdinary inerease in the traf ot the ; by securing the ape | {1 nt mi ty tan ‘ he 7 Mery traly. yours, 9 : ball f ath worta. [Bel umes et Juaioi J, Cullen a Dobe | ‘wore Gi he Sater: these ray sco 4 a a RAE wp