The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1906, Page 14

| Wealthy New York Law-| yer Most Seriously Injured of Party HIS CONDITION GRAVE.| Chauffeur Stricken with Ver- tigo and the Machine | Rar Wild. EASECCK, NPPARTMONT OF CAI SADOS, France, July 19.--Detatis of the | mtomodile Accident yestaniny becween Tdddoux anit DivesSurMer show that Themes E. Stillman, the well-known Blew York lawyer, accompanied by hin @enghter, Charlotte. and a party of girl (tends, including Mim, Garrow, Mins Creda! and Mra. Addison, who was Blanche Greenway, started from Paris (et 30 o'clock yesterday morning for © Zdsiewx tn an avromodtie riven by an S @talian chauffeur named Carsughie, Bho machine coveret two hundred —- giiles before 4 o'clock in the afternoon. | & stop for tunch | eet on an tenteent | road five miles from Lisieux Stillman’s automobile collet with Heavy millier’s-trock. “driven by Mt the proprietor of a neigh- flour mill. shock was terrific, demolishing M. Trovehard tmto the road and M. Trouchard suffered wertous injuries the others. the amoeption of Mre Gresoway » Who were slighuy excaping injury. peasants of the vicinity hat first aid to the injured persons | fatter were taken (© the hospisi | De, Ouvry, who ts attending Mr. Still- says bis examination shows that Patient has several wounds on we but no fracture of the skull. Qreenway's wounds consist of « Over the right eye, which is not erave, Cegpfteur's arm was broken and ‘Trovohard’s right shoulder was bang hie Sew. mrchaied. and the otoer gira ef “ whinjured. showed amch agitation Right, but kus condition qasraveied to day tt Wes announced 4 2 ph Mayer, Mr Stites wee pars. which The Rvening: World hee ae ol cue f , Woo Was walling for the party , came bere es 800 Gning mrante ext - today to pecwre tne | @usrdians for A pleasant #ail ot Mungiont spectaltnts ie gt in badiy injured about bead reved during the mipit) i morning laweed into uncon in which be now lies, the questa will have several hours eur Carsugnie, in an tyie® | the cool gands of the bench tative of the Associated P Saplained the accident as fol \ teaving the White Horse Ton wt moon the party pro- Dives-Sar-Mu ° om en hour until i ene ruck mdeways the sutomobile and (hrowlng ite Garrow is the child Btillman and his party recen: to Paris from an ¢ our & Switzer a w frm of Butler, S1ili No. © Wall wire his time awe oe They walled lant of the Continent and ¢ Bat Bover:ty ry places at tux B. Can. Since iss of the vai i wrourities. His brother. Jose Tian, when Rd bor No ® Bai y eet. anid he had recety, et cable sariog tha: Toon ea a ay tly Injured In an automo!) mt in Fra i aiamtaics ————— Not Qulet Then. (Prom the Philadelphia Letger ) very much ianely—-How 46 you mean? Mra. Gusch—He's auc} Mint Aeeheer Mra. Planely—Huh! You » é Bim sometimes when he A collar butt the first 3 days of MORE than AN paper on earth. By Ketu wick babies will be eiven Saturday when i@tdinan's aondivon Was okie | dhe St John's Guild boat Helen C. Jull ae Ftiea-| ‘| Bachelors Ora Guech—t tke your husmenrytn:, SS i a ‘i ” Gut Seas) How to Save Your Baby Daily Bulletin! i From a Common Disea: 50% MORE, 33 The World has printed 9,162 indi- [ vidual paid-for fete ttisements durin, \ ‘THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING; rr1.¥ 19, 1906 First Health Sail for Poor, Sick Babes, ELEVATED (oP | ee cee a tie, | EC Fs GETS A SETBACK facerd Ok Bauiee Estimate Asks | Rapid Transit Board to Decide on Plan. SCENES ON BOARD THE FLOATING HOSPIT AL HELEN Cc. JUILLARD. 6 Roard of Ketimate at a epectal eoting Any ad * . res n ‘ was a setback ff ® ' ~ 1f Sess AN one 29, =< | Se O/IA@F O17 ———— | the alr ls of o 1,500 Little Ones to Be. Othen_Mxoursions_Pinnned. The Evening Worlds Sick Bablee Taken for a Sail on J Saturday, ality to help thetr is ‘The first Deentng World excursion for cured for the Gay, will take 1.09) to 140 = “ na thelr mothers end ¥_mo t * a « » New Dorp, 8 I f the St. John'a Gatid Prening World's bie @ t ‘The wall will te the ground The Helen ©. Jutlerd will leave the different piers as follows Foot of Eest 24th street, 8 AM Poot of Bast Third street #20 A.M. Poot of Market street... 0 A.M The return INTERBOROUGH CUTS dvening W ‘orld’s C rusade CITY TREES IN BRONX. '* ngs will be made at noes, 40's td ne DAW t elof the mer war o as needed fot Many Babies Treated “ ehh, we « The Now York Amsoctat Lexington # tbe compiiy mxy tow were Interfering with the had & tremendous here to cut wificent trees Wwikhou sok) Magistrate Baker tors have fod the men $10 gach, ‘The fines pos Drop the Selfish Man. y bachelor who knows that the & ee ee Sacensgpemeaon Attractive, (Prom the Chicago Tribune.) “Rugsies, you've Improved the looks) pimanesiiney Tomer Ya usin t om u girls 12) Co- How Baby Bonefits, Mothers wa daily f the tax of that sort et pay for One 0 week at least Ubis wening World's |the last few months. It's one of the are legion Qontrl- | moat attractive properties on the atreet taxes” and offers of | now." ot Pred Erbe. who| “Yea: TOW At! traoted the attention of t x uN ID three or four burglars Dright for the badtes. Lot 2 be expected © It Is Some of His Business talk, Mah : “4 onal E . fr w ack : ; bildren ply ‘tia meus of ; WORK FOR ALL IN HELPING BABIES, ss 3A f The Work ked “BACH OR | his te, fast oa { A a Do you feel that there is nothing for you to do in helping along ais and Ff \T the work of The Erentng World's Health Crusade for Sick Babies, simply b © you haven't a baby of.your own to look after? Couldn't you help your neighbors and friends? Remember what a day in & park or on ao recreativn pier would mean to one of the bables you know. Keep your eyes open for sick babies on the streets. Remember The Evening World's emergency offer if you see a baby in a serious condition Then keep in mini ne Uiree essentials of baby hygiene—clean alr, Jean food, clean balles, There are lots of ways your ingenuity will It your Mar becomes seriously 1) do mot dillydatiy. your family phystoian if you have one At thie t¥ not posathie, The Evening Wortd will send you tm- sugeést to spread ma ce with one hour after the motifiention of ronr need © nus Idrens SICK BABY, New York Bvening World, Pulltace Snilding, Park Mow rey, Soolety for bupreving Condition ot bus, Health Dewar WHAT IS THE TEMPERATURE OF THE MILK YOU BUY? Is {t warm and still sweet? If so, preservatives have boen added to from sourlng, and it is not food for your baby, but polson. The colder mNk ls the puref. Germs cannot ive in milk at a low temperature Very cold milk contains no living germs. Byvery added degree of temperature increases by geometric progression the conditions favorable this week 3,976 hi y OTHE Rr news By LUCETTAMORDEN, M.D. : i : M io ge to impuriWes, al C Qunt i eee Rie Bia Boe There will be 90 times more germs in milk sold at 55 demreon than . ear Se tie ths The flakes look in milk sold at 50 degrees; $0 times as many in milk sold at 40 degrees, ie <i mies mallhe bey verse and 16,000 times as many in milk aold at 66 degress, piveiting BOlOL ate mis aww |i (reir ors, Geaenotner cig’ |]: Refuse mk thet has sot Deep kept obitied ies te ton Pun condition ia caused by @ «Aare AMMO as te ch ih is A NaN a at iee tt, as 4 u ane et ha “GEM THEE PROS cs 2 the Health o¢ thas house of yours wonderfully in| * CHASED BY CROWD veyouorenee. WROTE 10 MOTHER } AND TOOK POISON TOEND HER LIE Girl Found . Dying from Carbolic Acid Amid Many Torn Le.ters, A VERSATILE CROOK © = ldressed effur lant words we i to write some fool stuft and ‘keep » mas bury tg.” Bella Lr Think of me “sometimes LAURA.” This last pete was ford on a tabler na nectiout priso t vrr for xt cns got oe have dons me. We ners ders:oo8 ach other, That ts all. Lave ATTRA” War Dining with Friends. The young oman Itved In the Lange artme with her ner rs version abe stated to a rev Even when y awokt me th ing something uNninterigibie, Phe pork was ver i became alarmed are pod ¢ We bad been ning with thie late, ond my first pelief wee that Laura was ik from ne effects of the late renas: Then Laura staggered and fell with a thud to the Moor, 1 quickly went talne\ her to the bed, and svernd that she bad taken the oa I do not know where she COUPLE ON TEUTONIC. |: usr » sem Siena of as at ie all I Mea Siackos Arn . = arr Sn he em anmeet the May. Was ywing the discovery th a . had takes pov She hurries eins sae the strest en inquired the way to the in Sootland WlepHone ha was aApoomted perertl apag rs by Pultowma. mr who directed ber ap @ ‘phone Paul Hote the arwetiog . Called ‘Up Hospital wid Wekand | immediately sent to the Kole sata Th sho had ns number of # The girl wat a membe Opers “Company, whic of tha hig hits 6f the season ree Wanty, of Michigan, | no summer ehengement maon July'® algo arrived on the Teutonk ———!e— From the Philadelphia Preea) Indteations. r - } “Mer Wise je An agnostic, isn't he? Ofrom the Washington Stan) “Not at all. What led you to think you thiak YOUE boy tear wither? Be pecome a leader in the country’s af-| “Miss told me be didn't be-~ | wave the Bible” 0. aomwered Farmer Corntoasel.| “Ab! she means the Bible tn which e's one of the greatest feiters fur|the record of her birth is entered. He it Sabin’, duck shootin’ and horseback rid-| notioad that ebe had been tamper tn’ T ever sew.” j| with the date.” we §0ROSIS The Best Shoe. Sale of Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Including lace and button Boots, Oxford Ties and Slippers, made of Sorosis Kid, Health Calf, Patent Leather, white Buckskin and tan Russia Calf, 1,85 to aa5 per pair : formerly 2.50 and 3.00, Inianis’ soft soled Shoes and Moccasina, White, black, pink, blue or tan Kid and Patent Leather, 500 per palr JAMES McCREERY & CO. Twenty-third Street,