The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1906, Page 3

Ol THE WORED eaimay EVENING, JULY 10, 1906. “ MERE WEALTH IS aes ASTOR HERE ON HONEYMOON. . { t ftige: se “ \ NOT IMPORTANT SAYS ASTOR Young Waldorf Says It Has No Public Interest If Owner {s Normal. MODEST IN OPINIONS. Discusses Model Husbands, So- cialism, Choice of Career and Other Topics, ‘A modest and retiring youne man ts Waldort Astor, who f# here with his american bride on his honeymoon, He @annot understand why the fact that he ig one of the richest youne men In the hie sworld should rake views of 9m Ings of any Importance, and lesphte his @enialty He hesitates + reas hie Meas le hey seem impertinent to thor Of more years and experience “I never ld see WHY Sie should be of tinuewal Interest becnuse they had a pot of money.” he said when an Even tng World representative suamested “that anything he wemtit for-pub- Ieation would be of interes Don't you think that wer that considered?” he was axked T muppose if we gave! indications Boing pomettiing od { ecrentric w ‘the po rot mem tt world he on plied t so lone as one oes along trring te live decently and doing the @ame thmes that vou and your neizh. or would do if you had money 1 don't eee why they should be ted ‘sual or of special interest Mr. Astor in polite as a ntleman Should be even when he te Hetening to f@ lot of questions that bore bim Aa be stood by the window in the fTecepiion room of hin suit the Hol ered ‘Fotis during the Interview he Jooked Iike a young college man waiting) Six parsons, all members of one fam-| g te Hadeell fifteen years old,/ considered to pe ready to recetve trem for the end of a lecture hour = ity, were injtired to-day when a dig ten heard her father, who in &/ instalments 1 has of prenerves As to Model Husbands touring automobile and a trolley C8 fireman, tell of wrapping a burning 4 - crashed together in Main street, Past porgon in a bat OF & ye 46! Bethed in Bakeshops. “Mr. Astor, Lord Northcliffe says| orange, N. J. Willlam F. Harris, a “inguieh the flames, She put this| Inspectors of Wikeries found that it Englishmen make the beat husbands be.| rich manufacturer of Newark and New jnowledge in practi#e to-day and be-|Was a frequent oustom to bathe ehild- qsusb they take time to make love tOl yor, nis wife and his four QaUgDter® Oi.e heroine {ren in them after the dlose of work on their wives, walle the American T8C®S/ wore the victims: One ofthem. MIM “Tie Helen Ituemier, ix years old, Saturdays, while the family's weekly his wife to ennul while he siaves for! Ruin Marris, le very seribualy : aan siting hee grandparents arjcollection of dirty clothing was sorted anoney dyed ay genau on't he others escaped whh bruises and In New York avenue, Jersey City,[i8 tee bakeries for despstch to the nae isearsniingienony friar re to her clothes while trying to bap ro ss * hen Lan " a ‘a sang fe the presigene ofthe & place of punks ig * enuRaRe factorion, ways the report, usband. w ‘0 3 moutt an on bie ypene Apel Works, mt No. 2 Lata wh Acreaming into the hallway Moma an awed by Germuna and are swheener— street. His home i# a fine hous | rom the oellar, where she had been|; woes, quumaated, badly it end often} “There. there.” he intetrusted i9iMeh- i yg: No I8t Fetrview avenue, Kast Or) ving nemeniothen mba nferted by rate, ingly, "Tm onty « very new husband. | ange Karty every morning he takee | » sry! ear wee gr To end anyway Ww would all the c 4} be family out for « spin in a forty ir Hetle one’s erles, - She ran to peat genet ag y kT were bre-| horse-power sutomonie her astivtance and, throwiig tw ontit gume in Wisdom on so senaitive a mat-| Boon after aunrise they were HAINg ON Oli yop wrapped vhe ball rug ter. I mbould may, however,” and be) Harrison street, when a trolley caro This partially extinguished became serious, “that there te mo pre-|joaded with track laborers suddenly Determined to do the work dominance of race {n the matter of good|ewung around « comer. I wae too late cue coumagents airs unease drnebamds It ecema ic me to be ali avoid « collision occ. cab dla tna heat matter of temperament of the individual! Mr. Harris managed to swing far prBirrae erg The are was | Tether thah any racial characteriat snough to one alde to avoid tatoming wicr Gorvate’s ews alothes! prarenesneani A Problem for Students Pretived perce os ie b-Sha AY) were ixnited \si le C . j z yl Sn a ne “ Without prenence mind, |S ine yOu given tive sniiise Mun | pod -Anag it bottom 46 ypward Wwepout etre tab beside imple Ceremony at Summer pal ownership any conekie’ 5 The pants ehot through the alr n " mic occupants shot throu noued the Bre. Om yeu T read about that the same], pet doe riding on the front Aeat wax ensued (ie Oe ins,| Home of Bride’s Family @4 1 read other topics of consequenc®. linrown clear over the roof of the trul- jw ned tie Wounds butt shoutiin’t tke to-have the tek ws tats 5 yard: 1; Teen invased | in Portsmouth. of trying to elucidate a subject Uy M Ruth Harrie, t at are ol te m she will re-| . ‘ Miss Ruth in, twenty years old, | * rude’s burbs are Painful but Bas 4a many widow to tt Only profound twig eg under the side of the }mot #4 or . aiudents of economics should do | Ueciied' as Sey hatte Mine's father Is David Hadwel,| MANCHRATIR, twas, tuty 10th oe 1 ‘ ‘ a moe? in - a ‘ gine Company No, 1, in Jerney! the prewes ly 0 nAhite relatives Bee Tee lawyer, ate you _ lorushed that she may die She was! Ay Breve bial i ricotta po . F studied for the law at Coleg® AUT) hurried to Wis Momoriat Hovpitel In an} oe ie Ste Aad hea “We erent T reed Jt & great dea! now an part Of |abulance The others were able to re- pe Res losses J, Boardman my day's work” [turn home after their wounds had | ot Washing ies J. 6... ane. Wintrap | Ut you werk so situated as to have! ysined | eecer chen aay Aig Hed abes to earn your way would you take UP! rhe parts car. a new and expensive | a jor and former Governor of Mansa. | iia Pewacion ot law? machine, was converted inte serep| posal petting ees to-day | fmetimes i have thought 9a. Dut | pee, e eavony tH pines et Wind. } ahaa t lee Lib salatiaa voce eat ame jelytte, the beautiful summer home of | for work in the. commercial world 1] . | the Boardmans, The Rev. Dr. Retend | Tancy I should try to be an tron man| Cotton Amith, rector of St, John's Epia- OF & traiMc man, Those two feity seem | | opal Church, of Washington, D.C, to offer great possibilities not only in 5 etme C annus nance Is Vetoed}*7* Rev H. Dewart, rector of Christ America but ail over the world ‘ Church, Hyde Park, officiated, Neither on Ms ewer of Sandand mye ens ne We Mw couuied a disease fh A & wearncns to be legislated againat? 1 date sey & man who has done as many Important things ax Mr. itoge would be considered an authorty, @ut 1 Dardis Udnk enterprise can ever be legistated againet to |e roa! detriment’ Liberty in No Danger. “DL bas been sald that you will eyeatually wtand i Aa ceotion Ww Farvament?” “L haven't conaidered if aa yet “What do you think of (he xrowth of 4m among lae rich }ounk moo wer wr “| should way Jt wae all right, so Jong ax it doesn’: Interfere with ‘any one's Mberty. We har be careful a Whey. a, th ir doctrines fect Any ones righia won't i, far WED them, whether {t's us head of Bociallam or anychnig elec! creek ould You say about the cry paavagence in Amerie, T suppowe padodeainis ip the Whe View one takes of ( A man who went in debt to buy an automobile wight make its purchase price enter- Selning some one to whom he srould some stock. L-beve read of m Seines, nd I have heard the argnme: advanced that what seems lik eextrava- in many inawances Is only enter ine. 1 slugs the ne at Justm@ment puld preclude very much hanmd s Maraaence.” ads fhink Amerioan bus ness methods ” "he bas ly inthe rupted I'm on # holiday and { won't talk wbhout business.” BINGHAM CRACKS A JOKE, NO SMILE. Police Commirsioner Bingham was to-day oanoerting a report that Unter Miles Fidelity and Guar- “antée Company, of No. % Liberty atreel, was gotne to stop insuring igainat burglary owing to tue incrrasing BUMOEL OL Viele s, wide LAE ware Pickpockins in “Ul ‘san tb vat to th od. ie ve Lani Atter thinking for & moment he went Mhhwe wre balding the thieves down so well’ the company le compelled .0 go ma that your view. of itt" “Yes, certainly,” od the Comunis. regard Bee. tnt the SIX BURIED IX Members of Harris Fam- ily Crushed Under Upset Machine. Gas Accumulated Under Ma chine_and Explosion Blew It to Pieces An explosion which tore & big engine lito Scraps, tmjured two men, one ot them fatally, and threw « hundfed oth- ete-inio a penic occurred this after noon inthe plant of the Lobel-Andrews Iron Company. at No. St West Futty- Afth street Tee engine was tn the basement of the bullding. It wt« run by Bart M |cietian, of No. 157 West One Hundred and Forty-hird atreet, and Prank Dei- atu, of No. 13 Wflect atreet. When the engineers went to tielr dunch to-day they shut off the power. During their labeence gas accumulated under the en- ine, and when McClellan undertook to start up again there was a terrific oraah which shook the butiding and sent che workmen scurrying into the street in terror The engine bad flown Fimgments #truck both knocking, them senselews, MoCtellan woe no badly burt thae tt ls almost certain he will die. He is at Roosevel: Hospital with fractured — micull, Delachl wae sent home after an am bulance aurgeon bad bound up his wounts. He was cut about the bead FELL DOWN SHAFT into plewes of the men, “oat of top of the tenement, Bast Soventicth sreet While at actoss & narrow shaft Phat sawn’ fell y No. mat terien slespsts!, ae TWO MEN LED WHILE PLAYING “CAT.” Warvied to keep off the streets, where the danger from trucks and auto carr ja ever Imminent, Samuel Dronkey, ne teon years old, went to the root of bin heme to fad a playground With sev eral companions, the boy was playing | GIRL 8 WRECK OF AUTO SAVES THE LIF BY TROLLEY CAR 0 FFTE Daughter of Fireman, She Wrapped Burning Little | One in a Rug. by Acting Mayor as Lacking Power. Acting Mayor McGowan to-day vetoed line aldermanic ordinance regulating the The | sarmiasion of patients to hospitals ordinance, drafted by Coroner Har- l\urger and approved by she Board of | Coroners, provided that patients brought | yo howpitele-in-ambulances. public of pri- vate, must be admkted for attention, and tiut-vtoiation @f the ordinance sub- jeot the auperintendant of the offending institution toe Bue of $100 In his yeto the Acting Mayor pays return herewith, with my disap- proval, an ordinance passed by your honoranle body July & 1904, entitled, “Ordinance in relation to ihe admisaion and removal of patients in hospitals tn the cily of New York “There ie no Hwa! suthority, in my opinion, for the pasnage of a resolution of this charecter by the Boord of Al- German, A majority of the DMapttats in the city of New York are organtwed ITTLE CHILD BRITISH BEEF ~ PACKERS ARE AS BAD AS CHICAGO Startling Revelations of Filthy Practices Made in Report EXPOSED. {ABUSES ARE | Jam Boiled in Rooms That Are| Thoroughfares for Horses. LON “i Jay WT Brivenere who have been so virtous recently | over the Chicago meat packing revela tion were to-day confronted with the annual report «@ the Inspector of Factories and Workshops, which shewa that the cond¥ ions there 4: quite ae revolting a* anything al- eged of the Wentern packing centre ameiling tanks, the pols were allowed )Henry Buhl, Dirty factories and Segum meth | It was put off to-day ‘to give the hand-| lods seem to be the file tnatead | ing experts opportunity to examine} | the excertion. Jar factories, texertes | the 1ett alleged to have been written Jand acurage makers are all censured | by Mrs. Hartje to Madine, the coach Jan bene equatty filthy, and the de-| man, | scrintion of one fke most of the othors./ Ruhl, a member of the department | Here is the report ona typionl jam | jc¢ Aem-of Roges & Buhl, and quite fact wealthy. nas instructed his attorney, Boiled in Horse Thoroughfare. | Wiliam F. Cook, to Join with Assistant The botling-room jay between the | Distth-t-Att fodb In prosstucing yard and the stable and the horses|the charges of conspiracy and biackmal) veached-the lelier through.the boiling |to be flat against persons who supplied room he sanitary accommodation | Hartje with the alléged evitente on) as hardly separated fram the rooma|WHICK We Based ni? charges where the fremh fruit and uncovered | Mra. Hartje is awaiting anxiously the | jam were Kept, and te floors wore | resumption of the trial. The delay of dirty and undratned. several Gays has been wearing on her, Another Tactory inapector found jam jbut nevertheless she has reeted and been pots being washed in “liquid like dark |ereatly benefited by It. Her tather. who soup, Which smelled abominably.” ‘The | suffered last week from nervous prod manager informed the inepector that| tration, is also about again. the waler Waa changed “about once @ week.” When fished out of these evi! belles al Bir? Sa AGAINST HARTJE Wrongfully Named in: Divorce Suit, Seeks Revenge. ATTORNEY INSTRUCTED. | Department Store Owner Will | Push Charges of Blackmail and Conspiracy. (Specie! to The Evening Wort.) i PITTSBURG, July The newest sensation in the celebrared Augustus | Hartje divorce sult-the disclosure of name of Honry Buhl as the mys- terioum co-reapondent whore identity the plaintiff! refused to reveal—pramises t¢ piny an important part In the action when the trial fe resumed Thureday. The prosecution for conspiracy and subornation of perjury was a tremen to stand until dry. when they were the bride nor the eroom was attended The wedding wis in all respects ont of te simplest and most cuiet over held at this place Mave for mhe lavieh use of tropical plants and follmmee, carna- Hhiona and rosea in decotating. there was Hitti# fo indicate a notable Gooasion, | The bride's fown was of white satin, uit atter the princess model. The potni ace with which owas (rimmed? wes that which adorned the wedding gown of Miss Boardman's mother. A long white tulle vell was dotted with orknge Bionsoms, and the bride's bouquet waa Of WHI orchid. Benator and Mra. Crane took sn qariy afternoon train for # brief brida) tour, Sheir destination being kept secret even <he bride's parents. Later they go to Windsor, near Dalton, Maas, whee the Restor has s * home, aad In the fail they will up their Feaidenos ot ‘is permanent boms in on. SAYS THIEF THREW A STOLEN WATCH AT HIM. Police Say Man Was Caught with the Goods and Dropped under State Iaws, and are ny more amenable to the ordinances of the h Hi Hoard of Aldermen than other privaté Watch Himself. corporations similarly organised Tanya our ad ocnaue abck ans “The enactment of this resolution jn \te present form would, in my judg: aubaerve no RoOd PUNpPORA, for It create a certain, amount and, in the and would men would *imply of confusion prove Ineffective “Another objertionable feature of the the resolution is omission of — Any claube exemnp! A crowded hompital from compliance with the provisions of the ordiinan It would be manifestly unreawonable to, reqitife an inatitution whowe every bed ‘wan oocupled reevive tient under @ penalty of Si Re MCGOWAN. oting Ma. mremnatpaeeemegenne TAGGART’S NEPHEW FINED. The Brentn PATRICK ¥ (Specin World JAMAICA, Le 1. JW 10 —Thiery Tag wert, who neo NeW ePTEW ON Thoums 'Taeee aitman of the Dem. coretic Nadonal Comm|ttes, for 4 Wiilan Forty=nith atree ehautfour eR ithe’ eck 0 daneion ee tea ste pleaded analio ate. violation of the metor vohtoke Lom, wea eeu hee mites hel waa John Brown. accord Cornelius Casey and Po- liceman Cronaa, who testified in the Jefferson Market Court to-day, ‘They charged Brown with having #oltn in Third avenue the watch of Charles Linbig, & aaloon-keeper from Gutten goodr on, it ine to Soret burg. N. J. Liebig was.aure that Browne maid he sow the werweant y id bin it, and the sergeant run with it joth y that when th went to the mi chase, the wa grabber walk, after beeide sim. was chasing and hh throw tI fore 1 wot op, Tirown wae Brenton World) WON: Te Tuly 10.cen. of Bordentown, @ fremar Mh, Amboy division ef the Halinad, wae Killed tnie being struck by a bridge ay N. J, while the train was on from Jereny City to Camden. rae Drought home, He lseves dous blow to Hartje. and he has wited rapidly since {t was made known these arrants had been issued. In a woek he appears to have aged twenty years, and his step is uncertajn and feeblé. Everywhere he goes he is accompanied by a bodyguard David H. Carvalho, the handwriting expert who gained an intertational rep- utation In the case of Roland B. Moll nerux, Is in the city, During all of yesterday he was cloneted with John Freeman, of counsel for Mra. Startie, going over the letters senich were admitted in evidence as having besn written by Mrs Hartje to Madlnt, ‘The letters have all been photographed. These photographs have been enlarged again and again until the characters now Appear six inches high. ‘They have aM! been mounted on charts, aud will be exhibited in court In the demonstration which the attornuse for Mre, Harije ex- pect Will show they are forgeries, Mr Carvalho-refused to talk on the Destrict-Attorneay Robb, Mra detective, G. B. Perkins, and Attorn#y Preoman held a long conference yeater- day afternoon. Durthg the time Attorney Freeman's office in the St, Nicholne building was guarded by four police men..Some important information. it Ww nald, was being prepared which will Present mere parting s@tiaations She Hae Been Located. Detective Perkins bas Tittle hope of being able to produce the yérson who in alleged to have forged the letters The young woman, It le aezerted, has teen located beyond = Goud, but got ing ber to teatity and predticauy can: {oon forgery ts # different matter. Tom Madine 1A still absent from’ tite | ity. Mrs, Hartje’s sttornays smile | knowmngiy at all quéstione concérniss | hia absence ang their conduct “and the | sasurance of Detective Perkios that he Will be here when be is wanted Me tak- en an Indicating the defense te relying upon tia testimony It t# now generally agreed that fhs- kriet-Attorney John 8, Robb, jr, will nak for & postponement of the conspir wey hearing before Alderman King on Baturday, in which Auguatus Hare John 1. Welshons and Cufford Hoos | ure defendants, and that the Alderman | will-grent-this postponement until after the divorce case has gnded, the District Attoriey, |t ie said, not believing tt ad. Viable to go on with the hesring be cause of the effect it might have on the divorce proceedings. How the name of Mr Buh! wast dragged into the scande! ts related sa follows: Hartie's deteqiives, whb aeem to have been prone oN trotuhe tf nothing eine, had secured a former cawhier of the) Hote) Lincdin who said he recognised | Mire. Harile from a photograph and | van willing to say she had visited the hotel with Mr. Buhl. Mra Harte de; nieg @ver having been In the hotel Tita Ststement "wap corroborates, ap Hartje did not attempt to srove ans | chars. | ———e | POLITICIANS SAIL TO SEE CROKER, PERHAPS Party Off on Steamer to Cherbourg, but Rumor Makes Wantage | Destinatiog. | Three bands discoursed with variations to-day | prominent tielens. hoarded” tha Kalner Wilhelm der Grosse bound for rbourg, The most prominent in the junket were Civil Jumtice oes | Joseph, Larry Delmour, known Richard Croker'# confidant, and Ft fie 9 Bulliven. Warden Chavies Andereon, | Of Ludlow Stree! Jal, and former Dock | Comminsioner John J White were among the others, Mra. Delmour a5 the GAY Wortan tn the party Ae the Kaisér/arew away boken somebody in the party an Irie fag and the rumor rapidly that ohe party Was to make a) Tammany ® number of pilgrimage to Wantage and whitper ln the ear of Richard’ Croker, The fact that all the politicians are’ atanch ‘Croker men gRye color fo ‘he ALory, |Beventh | chareins Marriage with the Girl of His= Heart, Times Interrupted by to_Succeed Come rain or shine, spite of daurhte or bigh waters, Janes Charis Sele er mays tt ts going to take piace to night, meaning, of course, the wedding. The bride that elmost was a write Ove | times and isn't yet—Mina Jewsie Ikel saye nothing, and the two daughters GOT 4 weap don’t any anything elther—just say . nothing and saw wood Yesterday Mr. Schacfer announesd that he had been married after four Attempts. But the bride raid the ae haye peen courte of her wedding, must exaggerates—sbe hadn't heard anything the de- about ft, and if anyboly knew tails would they please tell her comes the authorized statemen the bridegroom that he may have been port of fooling when he sald yesterday he was already married. He wae just giving hin two daughters something te think wbowt But to-night is certain. This tine to-morrow he wh thee here benediciines sou fn the papers. My, How He Har Worked to Wed! | It is the opinion of unbiased jud@ thet Mr. Schaefer ts entitied to have a Nobody has wife if anybody ever wan “Sue Loves me Ant. Lowe mtn” worked Darnier to get one than he since his two” daughters, ‘Tiiite found out that thelr new mamma-!p law had been picked out for them, and they not knowing « single, solitary word about it, do you mind. ‘Thts story dates beck to when the \etired anlowwheeper former boss of the Tammany organs tion tn the Tenth went howe to No. 120 aivest ahd DROS” the news-to Dora, aged twenty-nne: Til lie, seventeen, and James, Ir, ten Ae & result of the ensuing conversations on the gubject of matrimony as applying TO MAM le-ayeed Widowers wiih money In bank, relations became #o strained in the household that Mr. Behafer atopped qpeaking to his two daughters and be gan cooking his own mediv on « chafing dish, Incidentally be had the Young Iadiee up in Yorkville Court them wttn and the time his fartly tovertertng with be one of read abort Dora, | on A summons | Five) His Daughters, Bound | This Time, ee halr from the head of Mins Ickell, thele father’s fiancee. THis Honor told them all to g@ home and think (t over The Second Fallure. That night My, Sctuefer and Miss jekell went to Bt N ase Ow Church on Second avenue to have the! knot ted, but at the very last moment! [there wae a h been a of the fair wax a Protestant. Failure No. & Returning home Mr. Schaefer allowed | |the ceremony would positively ooour | next dey at the his attorney Owing to the daughters hed bad t HeAL | and Dora Sehaeter lived. Was fearful that something ahoex would be trows. It} " shower. | yorpan. Her} a daughters |must Wave or Mr. Schaefer m pro Yc ier "VT hie FADER, | HAD Two wives | vide her with a seperate asbetlishment. This proves Mina Ickell wise in her own reneration wilt He Succeed at Last Bum tt caused the fourth postpon meni—or was it the fifth? Anyway | the wedding was of aygin, but by to- night, according to the sanguine snd ever-hopeful widower, it in certainly | going to be performed. The answer to which “m, maybe “Lam willing (0 set my oldest daug: ter up in an apartment hous that Jown {n Tenth atreet,” says Mr fer, “but Dora--well, she is twenty-one, land that's old enough to be married | For two years or no ehe's been going |with @ certain young man who makes ‘a good salary, and he and my daughter nt to. go to ho j man comer j furniture, by and 2 makes hi hom | make any nuggestion# Ab: | why, I'm insolent and must attend my own aftnira | Mr, Bohaefer entage, but was born of T he lived no |} Chat ride that hls sooent has Ir Hibernian ance af his former f nis. He is plump. ¢ him in the enjoyment of tite, liberty| white mustachel and the pur of happiness, Before). Me! vrei Mad at ese the Maw strate the daughters | > { 7 ar. He says so him évineed & sincere ambition to pull ' of the Mnanctal md IN LOWER BROADWAY. | "por 50 201 lon ne | Juterglaes show window of Her ce came Ir Teor s opt store, No. 1M Broad Rob a Show Window in Lower Bh sy Ra tice Broadway and Attempt to Force 8,20) worth 9 th Open Store Door with Jimmy. | peepee te nears Yormmen 1@ below the dend-line} what (hey could 4 run, Across early W-day and succerded In robbing, street, at Yy Milhau'e drug ator. one wow window and altempting to|2% Hroadway. marke of 4 jimmy were jimmy a door, This was done in spite|found @n the door jamb to-day. A ‘of the presence of tha small army of|watchman ssid the Kahn wimlow was private watchinen, agWty pALOlmeR UabIOReD aE o'clock this morning, “POP” SCHAEFER'S GOING TO | pentyl BE WED TO-NIGHT, FOR SURE ct rt ARRIVES SAFELY IN PHILIPPINES Completes Its Perilous 12,000-Mile Voyage in Just 193 Days. WAS _ IN PERI TWICE. Successful Towing of Huge Structure from This Country a Wonderful Maritime Feat N z 1 dare mallet of Solomon's 1 ¥ e Ba ¢ gf drydeck ved at Olongape, P, L, yee having finished itt perilous voy than » milee with on » a day te wea ini motion ¢ drydock was in serious dan. troubl) was late in Peb- es. whpre It struck d the hawsers contesting It \e lowing test were broken, ale owing the to go adritt Agat aot tar m the dock Compertions tis st for a short time t i Gus. Commacter 2s meh i the Dewey on the mt ce. When the Dewey started & * islaod @ie was atcom- Brutus, the tug Potomac and the te frigerating ship Glacier. The Potomae ‘he ewey at aes sab Lag ate ree s mate uo the docks espors until it rem hed Singapore. ae ‘the ntree tnt SS somines JOKNRY LOUGHLIN: DROWNED AT CONEY His Little “picktisr with Him, but Doesn’t Know Where They Lived. | Johny Loughlin, twelve yeara old drowned t-day off Wee Twenty- seventh street Coney Island, white bathing, Mis eight-year-old brother Charley, waa so dietracted by tHe death that be was Unable to tet the pollo where their home w id Johnny and Charley went dowif’ te Coney IAnd today with a big crowe ¢ children from the poor districts of sokiyn. The Children’s Ald Soolety HAs been giving little trolley exeuraions yt ¢ 404 woere the chtidren aw taken | t the day at the Seande After arriving there Johnny decited wo im bathing at onee, Retiring an- the board walk he stripped to fhe little Crunke he had worn underneath * clothes, While Charley stood on the shore the y && c tate — ie | water jed out. 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