The evening world. Newspaper, June 16, 1906, Page 3

~ TIE werrn "BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT CONPAIY Bi omens | AN OBJECT DIAGRAM FO SFATTRDAY NUENI TO, ITN 16, 1903 AACE-GOERS BY DOUBLE FARES { BChanges Its Second Pay Station to - '* Twenty-Second Avenue From Ave- DISTANCES AND nue U to Extort Money From , FARES PER MILE. Persons Bound for the Track. — T. Five-Cent Fare League. yao ' es the right to charge of New York—the hold- hway. Hl te collect this extra tion, Now CENT FARE the Five-Ceont on this q 1 desire to enroll myself as a member of the FIVE-CENT FARE LEAGUE to protests age the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company's From City Hall Distane: Fa rm =SENATOR REYNOLDS CALLS Resi ese Bronx Park Ls ES ,OFFICIALS SHORT-SIGHTED. | * tein ee BREN See ee neatorama ae “ Bay Rid 5 ee He j peinae a8 : ie % y Tae Nevis =Says Attitude of the Company Is Calculated to] “ 5 “ Adarese —. Further Inflame Already Incensed Public}. x Rokr ey TTS *The exa fract 2 of a cent respec 8-17 and the ferry Against Management of the Road and a Approves Evening World’s!Crusade. So anesiash aan avi ea enn nae all cases the diste given. CHAUFFEUR ON BAT MILLIONAIRE TRAINS HAD HIGH OLD TIME ANIMALS MALS FOR FUN With Ce wird Godwin’s Ma- Expert Moller, Wh Whose Fad Is chine Was Lost in the the Circus, Here from Bad Lands. | Paris. m1 can de 5 cents. ‘8 alr lines. On the surface route in is greater and tho fare per mile less than that ees it Comr tops at:nothing in its is most plainly showntthese dayseat Twenty-| of the trolley’ linestand certaingof the “L”} esendtare rifled of} picking n the sat Gra a second f2 The troli second a to take upithis second)fare ae ‘Twenty- p to extort a second/fare to ¢ mey Island ug have not The Baercomern #second- ¢ mn stock and iners of Rur- 4 nue U. c t 7 ot withe ymin, er f By f Island t h liner La Sa- i wh several §, Broo! wee He was met Ek exto be 8 n ’ jpassengers roughshod « t 2 ¥. the corpor. + Mr. Hostock, whom he the show business < outside © gives aristoc- country home, ls are } minals. pj troue { * fare pe Steal an Object Posen: : To prevent such an ener experimenting in upon the ri t ks, but without a recover the wi . Evening World bi i “a tive-cer | ea.’ The > ; 3 te an objec band only as year, and both Borough ot} y amateurs vfore his cule tralner-mil- occurring wll throw , TORN FROM FATHER SHE CROSSED SEA TO MEET. Mh aa “HORSE ON RAMPAGE BECAUSE OF WOMAN EVADES POLICEMEN Senator W | ofthe Dre property ow | | Bensonhurst Pending Proof of Birth lace, The First Thing to do if are ani office ora or a house Is to cent tare wit tn * longer, corporat that the fn nid was taken : m ’ Det * 5 bee ‘ ,) send him & i hostility. i | her parents and me jIn Prison on Anniversary of | Stopped in Front ef Waldorf aes |Geta | carey Cate erat Rich, hy Ie Wedding (Day. Chareed meat Mr. Godwin. A 7 1 le ; erita'|_ adie CUS (eee ei with Homicide. detect! efepnone will save your curs time, fom Ber and ; | ua Sra BEW YORK TELEPHONE 00., ienat| Rae pe owhen it 15 Dey Street | ‘Dit | 1 onan me heart and | a =“ DYSENTERY DIARRHOEA é ‘ eae RO aire MEIN CHOLERA MORBUS Atte is) Internally a half to a teaspoonful of Rade . ‘ Reliet { tumbler of earned: gaat as CENTRAL ° PARK CROWDED? Up by a Very Re of Vhotographt 4 4 New York cap no langer boast that pustness now done| in Central Park’ it has a breathing t big enough for all its citizens » park ds crowded. ‘There js no room for pedestrians. People driving| who horses are forced to seek other The automobile {s driving all }and Avenue A, > rest of the city’s population out} entral Park, ind now there is rkabte Bit long be tors ide: Wegin 10 dy pitalists friendly to the Thmygelyn HACKED HIS BRIDE NEARLY TO DEATH. tough It | girl"? co st shown room enough even for the gaso-|. > bi Alora | Paul trip’ within ks on wheels, and i , through the sulmrban districts, mndition has ome alarm-|shop. He r ared am tat : ei Axe on Young Wif a Unfavorable Comparison. ing. There are overt 15,000 automo- 1 started on a run for Hartley's en. Obiected to Card Ph oy The Interborough Rapid biles owned in New York City, and{ loon, halt a block away. Hartley was : : pany, ns by gon certain days the great majority | § ug in front of the place when | in Her Flat. of this army of cars seem headed) Klinger came more | toward Central Park. On Sunday af-| "So you ar } on} ternoons, for instance,ithe dr: are} me girl, aro y so congested with automobiles that | he st there 18 scarcely room for them, let| “1 VACATION TIME! |#lone for horse ve tial There 8 a) carries log haul pas: third of a unfavorable constant stream big and little auto-cars, leaving no room for any-} but thing else on any of the popular} ley's 4 drives in the park, while as for pe-| walk. Later he died at flestrians daring to sin their} Arter the to his path It seems practically sufctde to} home and vttempt ft, A fow minu “The last year was bad enough,” | gye hu rselt room, mite [said a police officer on duty in the} and thre o iyneh buteh Pie irk, “but ft seems as if this sum-| Ween he EON Biase ‘ {mer theroywere five times as many | MNT tabning, Hartivs, but sald tt NC ‘automobiles, ‘The beautiful sight ye fader : that a lot of high-steppmg horse used wo make is no longer to be seen, The fine carriages that used to make the drives here famous are no more, and the gasoline smell so fills the } alr of an afternoon that !t's almost Hartley f that Kin, yitting about M°SCefoli Didn't ce the Game °° n All Well and Was He unbearable if you have to stand and Caught take it or walk al best path i ¢ , Tithe Beey ayy} see tof Walk along beside they 111 Visit MOUNT BEACON. = her Isn't it just barely possible “As for the bables who used to} Tho Amherst Socin) Chih, of the east 3 ‘ het tt Kebert 2 coffee hurts you? Try got their airing in the park, there's) side, will give an outt, " 1 hardly a nurse girl dares bring ber| and thelr friends to Mount Beacon, Then why pot take an outing little qharge here any more, for fear back ag Fishkill, to-morr Out where the Golfer plays? of its beigs mu over.” phat alibl willl eavenonet To-morrow, Sunday World Wants Whethey this candition fs as bad} tomer iamadell Will show just where to go. as has been glaimed may be judged) pier at 9 A. M., b The descriptions they will show, {tograph that covers the entire back '2, Mount Are you feeling tired and languid Charles Cefoll, who ts sald to nurse ea These sultry Summer days? nto be a real a POsTUn aday in bonds ling amb! Black Han 1s amateu 1 stroct | manship. You'll find most interesting by any one who will look at the pho-| ko bY trol Moy to Bhi BRAM bond examination Monday on t ry | 10 days in its Ras and fave been ed for the shooting a thumb o E $ I 35 2,279 1,292 page of the Sunday World Magazino| Smusemont of tho oxcursionists, ‘The|Goorgiann Salomene, an a od 8 1 Ryser fi i MAKE 27 , to-morrow, It is a remarkable piece mittne Bhi | woman Nine ed. hae tier i | World “Summer| More than Any|of evidence of the extent to which 1 0} ‘The Road to ‘ 7 nan; A. Maurice Cofoll ive Nis ome as twenty-two ard | Resort Last, act aa hed i is mongpolizing Con: | maa Aisonstein, Heyyy siiver- and Ivye hls business san cleyator attendagt, | the litle book Wonville"’ in ples, t i nett enough to the f