The evening world. Newspaper, February 23, 1907, Page 10

Yh 3s FEBRUARY 258, ~/BOTHA PREMIER OF TRANSVAAL CABINET Wife, Watching Invalid, Too] De Villiers the Attorney-Gen- Late to Prevent Leap from Window. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, |Scene_at St. Paul’s Church, Threatened by Fire, _ Just After the Stubborn Blaze Had Been Subdued. ‘T00-ILL 70 WORK, DIVES TO HIS DEATH In = Broakiya| ‘Damaged—by—a-_De- ‘fective Flue, forty-four years old, dived from a jwinlow of his home oa AVonta ay3- pidewalk, to- Hig Swkuli Dosilo Sotitto, St Paul’s in the four floor or N Instantly and ear? ao put on Pastor-and Fire Chaplain Brave Choking Smoke to Strip ‘ow himself out: bo- had iboetl watching c Beaides aves, aoveral children. ‘GIRL IN A REDCOAT IS MISSING FROM HOME. joning Every Child tn yarh Whom. They. See Wandering. ‘opal Churéh, at Citn- #irecta, Brooklyn, ‘was damaged by fire to-day to wip extey Seh qe. Ths Diare-started tn defective Nue of the heat- ipiataid stone’ atrustures wan dveatened with destruction, sent in two more calls combined and got to work with, all had the parents polloe to find her no aq -thtes times, & young woman fn ap- held, for tie lant year 67, ) Bureting in the ‘door. foutid the Building full of thick smoke. Lines of hose wero run In by way of in this manner the’ source cm o' Shanter and ‘a The poilen-of the east side’ Wax some~ time before “any: heard. of the fire and hurried to Fire'Chaplain Handel came andthe two. clergymen went to | peor the fremen:to save th 1x. communion. esrvice and ye! ks Kelso they could-reach and utito safety. Altar Valuables Saved. The Fev, Mz, Ward braved the smok» aud “succeeded in saving _a_number_of! some “walumbles from the altar -The— fire} than walt century ago ‘chaplain brought out the blessed ancra- x FORCED HER T0- LOOK ON WHILE HE RIFLED SAFE. Gof Away with Plunder, but Was Arrested: later—Held for cated that a” flue had bécome weak- enad ana had ‘turned sparks toward TREES 10 TIME THE |PACE OF AUTOMOBILE. De vice of a Polic eman in nthe Park LER REBUKES THE KINGS CO, GRAND JURY. eee It Erred in Accepting Evi- dence=Against-the- Highways The church is of stone and in dullt sitter’ tiv’ Gothic “pty wos erected “more | John Bonafero, a laborer, of No. 31 Hundred and —Serenteentr — . was held for the Grané Jury in charged eiafe of Charlos| —__\ Ttundrea | Former) itor pera of the cunereRation. FORT BELOW TOW fered on the outside “of the tear away a rent portion of the oor, | which waa, believed. to have Qnd this was no difficult task, as the nureh-Wwaa-bullt-at-a-tme-when-neayy boards were used and put down to etay.| They also dug into: the walls and} “our much plagtering before they | je to reach some of the burning work of ‘an enemy, but an investiga m_by the police, failed to reveal any | [thing Khidling had: been plied aeainet the wall under a window. and ignited. anette Rarough President Lid | Brooklyn, called paler wood, sald _to—be—a well-known railroad Pest Foriy-seven. nd ‘Thirteenth street, and |BANK STATEMENT A PLEASANT SURPRISE. | reach from Gowanus Cana Park, Mr, Coler was by a presentment offered } sary, last Thureda rain | in tha cansTe Every effort was made to save the organ and the expensive and besutiful tained glass windows. tn ‘tho main were preserved, but some he park ata rate of miles an hour. torporation Coun: was saldto be sel Join Whalen, Da simmiedgopensathe, r a “wastefully and showed a aleight decrearo’ in aurphus, | Hthe-report—was-a—pleasant— surprise to — Wail Street, most of the sharps having | he wiping our « “figures us fewied at Ceang-tleiae were ‘fhe—Depariment—ot The organ is thoughtto have been <) somewhat -inijred-by water and per~ haps by thé “Heal, DU the winse was kept away trom It. Miniters—Join the Firemen. 1 Ee hint Wis. an ‘The Grand Jury Pherae wnt pearern ro e—nectising —evide d to examine books or records or ‘to ey qaaulreH Int the eeuth of Late. Waen neha: sacured nib packed out still covering the 1 He was arrested yester- How conft that we SU queried Whalen. “1 guaged him by two trees Just twa isos, Grand rey we Inojet if” ther. fae Fe ee JOHN N. PARKER DEAD, SCHNECTADY ohn former afsistant Superin-|chalr, while the chalrs were of table , dled at tla| height, so the idea. did ont Interfere in under {ndictznent, a ‘cnn defend {ulmsetf, more | nocent tear fi'maalt ve eer no Fit to amirch reputations’ trate Walsh agreed with hin charged the prisoner. examination of the cellar_when flameg were at Inst put out indi- bi ld _ $4, ‘than the legal Teserve requirements, eral of First Ministry of %: ~ the Colony. PRETORIA, Transvaal Colony, Feb. willbe composed as follow: Gen Hota, Premier and Minister of Native Affairs; Advocate Smuts, Secretary; T. Cullinan, funds and Public Works; H.C. Hur, Wramurer; — Advocaw De ister of Mines. Coloral Becretary, Smuts wa oral during tho war and forme: President Kruger. attorney-general during the ‘late war, ‘| connected with mifing Interests. SPRING AND CIRCUS ~. DUE HERE MARCH 21. spring put In ## apprarnnce to-day, It -|came-th-the-form- ofa press agent. for the Barnum & Bailey’ Cireus, He’ blew up the elevatox, blithely whistling Men- 85 | \iglssohn's song of Spring, and that set- is" ted’ the question. ‘This 1s the notice he left: Phe greatest circus -on—eartie i open the seasor oF 190}-on Thursday evening, March (21, at the _ Madison Square Garden. This year, the manage: | ment-has decided fo return to the g00d, old-fashioned circus of our boyhgoa, by- sides carrying all ox the greatest thrill- era tobe d-anywhero on the glob “The regular stock; of adjectives de- seripiive—or—tio—temimres- tobe given. throughout the #£2501 are Abouc to be taken out of winter quarters and pol- fied up for use. Awougn a tow of thom have been frost-bitten, there ts h-training before vhe opening night. All of Lhe ele eaItN are” beng wAF papered and repat diet ds bringing the ‘camels and other fur-bearing carnivora up to the uaual standard of beaut J MENU REVERSED, S50 ARE DINERS. While Bangueters Feast from _ Chairs, Seated on Tables. Everything cvas upside down when ‘tan—unuaual party broke Up early to- when |day at the home of Mrs, Max E. isern- door and} helmer, of No. 3 West Seventy-second but the room where the} sat on ed_ner with aro. street, after a fine feast at which they tables and ate from chairs. There—were—twenty-elght—gueats,—and 47 1if_she —had—attended—the—thee: coerced f she | they —had—attended tre—with Watch “him work on the {thelr hostess, A~dinner had been werved ‘as po Inte when| —~ sander he ; rn der h®|they: returned from the theatre that but tt Jast_night. Mrs. Bernhelmer decided to serve breakfast. The dinner began with cafe noir and ended with soups and oysters, _{2be table was expressiy made for the occasion, being just-about as high as a with comfort at all. 190 . VANDERBILT HORSES: 3.—The first Transvaal Colany Ministry'| going to m ball, Alfred G, Vanderbilt's half-mOllon dollar atriig of ahow hotuos Colonial | Feachéd town to-day on the tce-conted Pilgrim, of the Fall Fiver line, on thelr Way to furrin® parts, wixteen- carringes, runnbouts and: tratn~ Ing--so}ides sand wove the famous Pioneer Minister of Viliters, Miibitar of Juetice, and J, Risse, atin) At Oaklands. near Newport was —in charge of the caravan, with tea grooms and drivers and -rubbera ‘to help him. State's Attorney In tho wovernment af Minlater af Justlee ‘De Villers was on the: Atlantic, Transport dhip the’ Minnetonka, Oak farm in’ Kent witeh Mr. Van derbilt has leased. The horses are to be exhibited In tte Inturnational Horse Bhow at the Olympla In Condon tn Juny, then at the Richmond Outdoor In Butrey axd-Uiwi-at-tie- Show at The Hague, Meesrs.-Cullinan, Hull ard Rissik are ‘An 4nfallile sign of ghe approach of, A obig, crowd of — longxhoremen watched the! transfer animals BNA OUR REE TONE Te si Fier, No, 18, North River, 39, ‘the Atlantic Traneport Included among the twenty-se: sron-s! satin-coated aristocrats were the n team of four road. grays, iting; -Yenity-and—Vore,-the —mbeatan park horse, Major, about mare, Lady rihbon mares, Rustling Stik and’ Prim- rose, and three Jumpers, Polly Prim and The Youngster. “Attwuete -Victorts.—wilt parma hts property” somewhere in mid-aeean. ee BAUMAN DIES IN THE 8TREET. 16 precinct; -foumd-the -hedy-of-a man every reason to suppose, that they will | precinct: doorwa: }rauntined “aa that or Malach Daun of No. 36 Hendrix stret. A doctor, after examination, dropped dead of natural causes, SAIL TO WIN HONORS Famous Show. Animals Are Expected to. Gather Ribbons Abroad. Swaddled and wrapped like debutantes With them ;came snes inode Chiriew It, Wil- biy'manager of Mr. Wuiderilt'd'yiabley The, whole outfit sailed this afternoon Gompany’s bound for Hed itiiental, Vestura, V{- the un Ratiryn, aten tun- two blue Sweet Marie, Mr, ‘Vanderbilt, from who {8 now comix on. the Ialgerin Policeman Wrenn, of the Browns) In New Li Walking —stvech—ro:ai % avenue, | neat Te Wae Tee tradition Attoricy the ‘newspaper quarry, matter of $00 “stand betw. and freedom when he has said that’ Bauman jumped a bond of $10,000 In phis cit. The action of ines Pall ts pecullar, to JEROME THINS “DR FLOWER HAS. ESCAPED. AGA Doesn't Understand Why Philadelphia Authorities Admitted Him to Bail. It_ty the fm conviction of Diatrigt. Attorney Jerome. thgt Dr. R./C. Flower, the eminent swindler, haw ugain escaped from _ thé. clutchas of thé- law. -Dr, Stower way admitted to -batt in the want of 35,00 jn Philade}phian yesterday and 4s probably milga add miles dn his way: to wherever he is golng--by this time, He was arrested tn Philadelphia, two montlis ago, after a vearch lasting threp cara, following his dissppeatiance trom ¥ York while under $10,000 bail.» At the time of his arrest: he-wnp-engaged inthe same sort of! promotiqn adhenme tiat-mnt shiny inte-troublein: New Tait » District-Attorney brought” pro- ceedings to have the prisoner formally foextraditey! Dr, (Fowler, with the ald tistingatehed <otneel, proceedings fnally, tha pap through his lawyers, ap- 6 Superior’ Court of Penh- he appeal is pending. any—notice 10 the District Philadelphia authorities cours wed Dr, “Flower 10 @9. Inte yesterday afternoon and furalah Dally No notice had been given of thix move. and \nasmuch as bail had been refused efore. Mr. Jerome was morally certain at he had Dr. Flower under lock-and Detective-Sereant MoConviila jetphia. said Dtstrict-Al- hat when, MoConville tale nit : Sees Tle" won elphia people RUG DEPARTMENTS. Sale of very FineSarouk, Tabriz and Kermanshah Carpets, Average sizegx12 ft to roxrs ft prices, —£3rd_Street,—-—_.-— JAMES MeGREERY &COQ regular price 450,00 to 750.cO. An unusual opportunity to secure the finest of Persian weaves at very low _ In Both Stores, | _ 350.00 and 450.00 ——NIKOLA TESLA- Talks of New. inventions Fhat—Will-Soon-Maket- Possible—to- Tele- efi to Europe. So-Saysan- Eminent Surgeon, Who=Proves ~ that’ We Can. Exist Without’ Many~ Organs “Hitherto Considered _Esseéntial_to Life, _ FRENZIED ROMANCE AND FRENZIED FINAT ~The Remarkable Story by Thomas W, Lawson, Called “FRIDAY, the 13th.” Things About It Worth Knowing. The Shattered Ro- mance of Lincoln’s. Granddaughter. ,-A Pathetic Story of Love's Young Dream rAd ed Shattered, The Minister — ; ‘Who Went to Work. Why He Did It, What He Accom- plished by It and What He Thinks of His Deed, . Feet Through _the Air! Another “Impudent 7 How the Wedding of New) York and New “Jersey Ts Being : Carried Into Effect by Tremendous Plans to Bring the Two Full Details of a Gigantic Work. WOMEN REALLY RUN THIS MODEL TOWN! the Matter? Question,” with an Feople Who Do It \ Answer from a and Call It the Sport Woman of Inter- of All Sports. national Reputation. 2 SUETwrID 58) Tas Tadd bd Ua T OTT ECTOTOTOUET: A BEAUTIFUL ART SUPPLEMENT Drawn by the Famous Artist | GIVEN FREE TO-MORROW! | D A Splendid Subject! _.. Ready for Framing! A Liltle City Where, the: Fair Sex Not Only Controls Politics, __but Runs the Business._ z The NEW MENAGERIE of FASHION! . Have—You-Any Idea—of—the-Number-of Birds and Animals = — Sacrificed to-Make Women Stylishly Beautiful? This Witt Astonish-You: iB The Sleuths ‘ of Wall Street! David Ferguson -.De- scribes the Work of , the Detectives Who Shadow the Merger- Makers, Sqenene ne