The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1907, Page 5

——the—-Frantein from. IEHE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, BLAZING AUTO PACED IN VAN TO GAN SAFETY Ansonia Tenant’s Swift Car Is Partly De- stroyed. cle of a large and costly fouring car Koing tip Broadway at, full epeed with tts entire ‘front-end a mans of flames early (o-day gathered a crowd at Bixty-fifth street, where, with a loud report like the discharge of # cannon, the machine came to-a dead atop. Out of the flamés leaped the chauffeur, Larry’ McKeone, with the remark: "T _Shought [would make the garage, but it isa block to Amsterdam. avenue, Immediately an alarm was turned In for the Fire Devartment, and so denso b came-the crowd that fire lines were 6 tablistied by he police of the West Bixty-eighth street station. The car Dlazed= like, a’ frame house, and. alter- nately emitted sparks and gaye forth sharp reports, xcaring the crowd und keeping the firemen with ther hose at & safe distance. Alden. M. Young. the owner of the car, Hyeo-atThe Aneoniaand—hewenthte in getting off to catch an § oclock train at the Grand Central Station, “The down tip was made at ‘a high Taw or KpeatOn-the return the-chaat feur says “the carburetter be Give, trouble, and aa he war ‘itty-ninth étreet tae front end ¢ car bur& into fames,.comousilon Currin from Its flooding with gasoler _from, the tank. at the centre of theca: MeKeone puy on full speed ans mad ec aash: for the garaxe ty-fifth street, just west of Amsterdam to the front ed was reduced [0 ‘Ser e-af-automouiies Panked alonx Broadway and their dttv- ers-came-orer-to-nee the filter amt tien tumed In and helped push the charred acroes Sixty fifth sir 4o.tts. @arace. ———_——__ — NO DIVORGE FOR “ANITA VON BRODA Justice O'Gorman — Scores Crompton, but Declines to Give Girl a Decree. Fraulein Anita von Broda, dainty sis~ ter of the Duchess of Malakoff, ahd Leo Somers, leader of a RYpsy or: got it good and hard to-day justice O'Gor ¢ the Supreme g| hours atter MURDER TRIAL Ct STROTHERS HALTS Brother Philip Pritisuecumbs “to Grip and Strain of Court Hearing. Va., March 5—The fl- Strother. charged jointly James with the murder Bywaters, brought thé weithobta broth oéf William F. trial to an abrupt stop to-day, .Just as proceedings were to begin. John’ L. Jeffries, senior counnel for the defense, Philip, the younger of war 00, 111 to ap- He announosd that the Strother brothers, pear jn court for scyeral hours. asked Jutpr Harrtsontohear a atato-|- ment from Dn If-~T, Crib: relative to Philiv's HMiness. The physician said was suffering from «rp, aggravated by the trying ordeal of the trial, and Ine cident to the malady) was suffering severe nausea. While Dr, Chalf would not venture to ‘pay that his cogld be safely tioved, It was finally agreed that he should if possible venture out'« few hours this afternoon, _Judge—Harrizon then announced _« recess, 0 “The presént law If enforc’ ble acd Judge Harrison's Instructions to tbe] the prewats Tan that desirable fone nwt hold the greatest interes: |fongency, ‘while the. proposed amend=|the uncle, fui vei _AWithin af ® are desianed to encours: . duc hhim. ° RETA S tetera Dilialt onectivety tie overtime aid “to | —————nw ho prosec had peeseniod to th their forty-five instructions, the theor of each mide as to the responaltill for the death of Bywaters, Judge Ila n had completed hin list of Instruc- tions, thiriy-one in all. While the Jurist _made no ppectiic ref- erence <9.t4 Synyrttien few his tne structions covered the plea of “em0- {ional Insanity” entered Dy the defense aint -rogarded as.af scital importance 10. the outcome of the trial. He’ covered this ground with great care, warning the Jury not to be prejudiced agiinst the posstbillty of this "plea representing the condition of the defendants at the tIme of the tragedy. His other Indtructions treated the dit- ferent_degrecs-of homicide. He will not deliver them until the counsel for both sides have made their pleadings to the jury. Commonwealth's Attorney Kelth will make the opening address for the State. He will be followe ‘apt. Micajah Woods, who has prepared a lengthy ar- gument an the closing feature of the prosecution. For the defense R. Walton Moore will deliver the legal argument, while both fe nd John Lee, his as- Tei share the burden of the ‘ans for the defense. LONDON BELLE IS Court yesterday Vorce wecree t0 wealthy —3¥iiiam. Crompton,-a banker In (he Consolidated Exchange Building, on the ground that Court. who denled-a dl <7 fier oclaim tothe tile of wife-ang Dr] Bomers's testimony about an oral mar- ~ plage in Schultz's restaurant was faise Incidentally Mr, Crompton, who ad mits a strenuous flirtation with her, and had her arrested on a cha of “forg- ing a wedding ring,” bearing the 1" wertption “A. Cao we to read “We'C. to As C., 180," Wits Koved bythe trate Judge. Fraifleln Von Broda was fresh 2 Grussela and only sevenicen years bid swhen she and Mrs. Kate Purcell met Crompton, forty-one years old, and an- other man on the sireet in Broadway et ll P, M. They got acquainted in- _stanter.—A—cab ok —the —Quartetia t2 Thirty-eighth areet Mat. Justice O'Gorman nald “Tt te—apparent—that—that—house was of bad repute. Crompton yvislied tn ipl there several nights AL oh THEIE fnarriage, and 01 days dfler their’ frst m enarrled by oral ag Ot a restaurant in ihe friends one Somers, a gypey inusiclaa.| ent te=terhoine-akl, ceremony and then went jo his own -hotel-for—the-night and-tater tired aay apartment for her, where ane was! known as Mrs. Chandler. not romp ter oontinued for tires yeare td “ait ferent hotels and apartments here and abroad, nm es ‘Crompton’ intro- 1¢- under-un-nassumed sagenis,janl- LaOtiDANLA-Of- 6d ———“cromptors moral standard, novwit standing his age and oa ae Ute, Ape pan Fri—von. ; eT, be] than weakens 7 ligt that he neve: stended t0:thvalte:hin ip ____ BRIDE: OF PIANIST. Dorothy—Muir-Mackende— Married }-% to Mark Hambourg at Regis- er’s Office. , LONDON, Marod 6,—Mark Hambourg. the planist, and Dorothy, daughter of Slr Kenneth Mutre Mackenzie permanent Principal Secretary to the Lord Chan- cellof, Were MATHED ate TERETTY office this afternoon. eve eception was subsequently held at tid fesidence of the bride's arents gad wag largely, attended! —__>—. GOSSIPERS WILL-MISS HIM. Newrort-Man—Whe—Had_Fand_of News Abont Cottagers In Dead. pec}! to Tho venting World.) _ SWPORT, RL, March 6.—Erastus len, a prominent business man and ent fevorite—with gottegera:- for ides, died laxt r any. visitors ring the season visited Phin Grockety ore just for a chance to gossip with hinyabout the HAI Allen. Was seventy-Nve year ~ thatthe defendant! pathent| : detenset urlon and detente l equee the regular hours of werk per HIS FACTORY LAW Points Out Benefits to. Wom- en-and-Children in Answer to Critics. (Spectal to The Evening World.) ALBANY, N.-Y,, Marelj.5.—Anaering the criticlsm: of certain philanthrople table organizations of New of his bit timiting the -houre of Women and minors 1h facto- Ntate Labor Commissioner Sher- riew. man sald to-day: ments abandon or lower ah established principte or standard—l, ¢., & ten-hour work day, n standard merely declared inthe Jaw and never yet, iyed up to nor successfully enforced. “It seems to me that the persons who on wrongly prefer form | and mistake (he proper functions of thpanal_lawa.___Every such law should be almed to_prayent or correct an evil. The present Iaw ts rad- Ically defective “An {deal work day would be elent hours. A more nearly attainable tdeed |; is the regular nine-hour day, toward Korat. Tendtag. but. with relapses during—the—riush—seasona tio Periods of excessive overtime weal eS: a bill in not meant to be an ap- atvack rule of morals or of hystene, but a-practionl-mensure-of-coerzive tratsin: tion Almed at and ftied to meet actual conditions and practices,"’ “UNCLE JOE’ OFF 10 _THE WEST INDIES. Expects to Peep at the Panama Canal Before He Gets Back. “Uncle Joseph” G. Cannon, Speaker of the House of Reprenentatives, sailed today with a party of seventeen Con? «ressmen on the Hamburg-American Mnér Blucher bound for’a cruise In the Weat Indies, After looking around th Antilles the party expect to jump across F will strength aa Congressional party RenoS te to- morrow on the Alllanca. “Uncle Joe’ stroked hin Lincolneaque whiskers, cocked hin broadbrim rak- tuhly and wiggled the tails of hia home~ ecun coat when asked by. the ship news young men whether he favored a lock or ‘ea’ level canal. He told them he was just going to look the Kroundoverand..aee what they—were talking about when Panama Canal bus- ners wD = —— mpanving Speakér Cant meta Fo ae White Busb; BURNED OUT PUPILS IN TEMPORARY. SCHOOLS. Hebrew: Young Women's Associa- tion Buildings Are. Generously. Offered for Their Use. District Superintendent E. D. Farrell and Djviston Superintendent E. 8. Shal- low weru busi! paring plans for the accommodation of the 2,500 pupils temporarily deprived of school advantages by the burning out School No. 8, at Lexington avenue and Ninety-aixth: street. he Board-of Edur canon las revetved” two offers -ut-tratidy Inge in which © house the children while repairs ate being made to the burned structure, ‘One of them jx the Hebrew Y. W. Bullding at» Ninety-second street nnd Bark avenue: wi Hit mccormTee TS 1 {00 of the rragnmoat xchool DyDIia ot BoiGoT NOLS ta the inornine and oo the Atternoon, “The other,-butlding a fered Ix the Hebrew ¥. WV.AW Building. AC Ow Trandredth steet and Teslugion entie. ! > Joseph prayers mine: Barley, tacking Dr. since drinict engaged to-day {n_pre- 1% ' (QNEPRSONERILL, [SHERMAN DEFENDS. INSANE YOUTH Ti “AGED MOTHER Policemen Allen and Hauser, East Ore Hundred and. Fourth atreot | station, exolted cltlzen that hia mother at No. The were pottcemen “The provisions of the bill are based | mother. oli experiences of the factory InapectOre:|—“Mre—Bariey -was-tai ier Kk th neea, with | The .principal opposition seems to rest] panda rr = i OSE SI Tal ga aa sa sing ere fa tched, and the young fel- In one the The policemen Jumped at Joseph, and were thrown abdut the room by the strength of the madman, They managed | to_fehihin—to—the stains and toa mation, Where he again broke out, at: | Be nehting Jumped a'man who later proved to be the youth's ‘uncle, “1 Fast_One nephew alone. found no revolver on Ak discharged CASTORIA For Infants and Children. | The Kind You Have Always Bought | Boars the Signature of : quarts, te Witch Hazel, Pts., 18¢ Best quality; full measure bottle, quart - Size 8. Exactly one hundred _ of these popular Ruigs,as and if you are in need of a good serviceable f'oor covering, don’t {nil to view these Al new merchandise,“ fresh “fromthe looms Hard-wearing qualities their strong point. the leader in designs. Tuslied int Mat swhere.they_tound-eightern-year-otd} Bariey~branatsnini linife over the head of bh! loudly urging, her to may her | “corner crouched Car ‘ery one ‘he could reach, Of the Harlan Hospital, had the raving youth p: jacket. after Which he: wns taken to Bellevue, parents way their eon has ated queerly four botties of red Ital. | fan wine some days ago. | During the fight at the fat a number} of persons, crowded In. From the crowd ‘oriling to.the police, he flour- ror and thld the pollcem 235 Brass Peds at $30 Ostermoor Mattresses... | i Mail Orders || will receive & special attention. TOAILL of the! y to-day by an] as killing nd avenue, | upper an w putener= | gray-halred youth's aged father. ut in a strait. all the away, Tho Phillp Palmero, of Hundred and Sixtti 7 They arrew Waists of fine ind medallx Number .1. $1.98 — Spring Should you not find it conyenient to come here, send us a postal card or letter with the numbers you want, as per,sketches, and give us sizés wanted. You will never find better Waists for less money, and recolled ‘they are dependable in quality, make and fit. Number One lawn—trimmed | front, back and sleeves with lace Qur price, ‘$1.98 190 7. MARCH 5, RESTAURANT | Number Two isis of. fine Batiste—Iace trim- dainty. ‘Namber 2. | A Waists for Women mag Second Floor.” ke ea $3.75 Number 3.. 92.25 ) EIGHTH P $3.75 Our 7 Price, — [yoke of Ince and medallions. $2. 25 Number 4." Mail orders: filled promptly and accurately. Number Three | Waists of fine Batiste—with fancy Number Four. Waists of lawn, with Allover Em-) proidery-front-:—tueked—colte: oo illustrate our Waist values, here are eight very excellent opular-priced A) Our:special price, $1.25 — Ammonia, Pts., 12¢ Finest Violet Toilet Ammonia, £27Maln Floor. The Fest beds, uel a | Very. — RESTAURANT rved claw feet. Special, 82 ‘Vhey-are made of selected cuirtered oak, 3x10.6—$24 Quality. our Carpet Department to-morroy __ 48° Fourth Floor _ inthe Tatest- Oriental $27.50 Axminster Rugs—9x12 size at $21.95. patterns, One 55 Quality Fibre Maitings, 35> $1.50 Axminster Car- —pets, Special, 95c Yar 40-picces of exten -fino-quaiity-Car = 26. ward. a pets with or without borders to: for the cont Seah match, STO ROW Whe —nilatress tile wife: : ——$—<—<__—. WALLAU. CASE.TO.DAY, ‘The hearing In the case of Mrs, Lottle —-Waltaty-accused~of the murder or Wer mother, Mra. Ida Binge, by adininiater- ing mercurial polaon, will come_up_tn | the Tombs Court to-day at 2 o'clock, It ‘Grind Jury rhe has yet considered the care THE SHIP WENT DoW Snip Svesior ory H STALKED 10° DEATH On & Subsidy dill Waste nothing but breath: INCOMING 8ST DUE TO: pobebus #aitesdamn hip Cathbesie 1 e, 6. BROKER TAKES A BRIDE. ‘TON, Va, -March -\5.—Mias Marton, Mandeville waa \married Anertmal We od. Ch + atteny esear AS ace The ahaa Mars Most healthful |! leavenerin | | the world. | Gees farther. And child to know | © Mandell’ we will extract one -( from b A, M, to 10 P.M. every SAI) work done by, etecttfelty. Randell’s Se Comme 14 et, neil Bd Ave, Katzance 02 14th Sikeet 65c Fibre: Mattings, 45c_ A manufacturer's sale of adyance+ ~Spring.designa._All_Lbeantiful-new size Axminster Rugs this price n 27x65 Criental patlera. hundred pieces only. ‘in, Lig = }-linerin Japanese patterns, Nickel Bathroom. Fittings “Greatly, Underpriced. $2.75 Axminster Rugs, A lot of new lines in these small 94,50 Axminsier Rugs— size ‘30x72 in., Special, at $3.75. da. 40c Japanese Miattings: Bright £F-Filth Floors Zz ‘To-morrow, a taimabes of_extraordinary—specialsin_fine_Nicke} ‘Bathroom Fittings from our extensive stocks at sweeping reductions in pricing. “Never-Rust” Towel Bars, 15e “A special offering of these! ornamental glass ‘Towel ui fitted with white-wood joints, ready tb screw on the wall- $1.25 Bathtub, Soap Dishes, heavily nickelled on brass .. - 95 6c, Sponge Holders. umbler Holders for Brass 0 Bal $1.00 Doubl 25c. Wall'Soap Dishes ..., Nickel 40 size wees $1.50 Oak Bathtub ‘Towel Ban, Seats, 18-inch a3 +30 covered 65c -US¢ \ 30c | ee ntel Holders foro) 30€ | with rubles; nickel tings uh | Bathrocm ‘Thermometers ac $105 | gai bandiome| Chaflag Dishes, ‘Arm Towel Hars..05e | d-pint size, mi:keled on. brass 192 | $4.80 kind......... 3 Handsome Bathroom Mirrors % Off. » Acchoice selection, fitted with white enamelled frames, great Bargain. The “Lindsay” Every ore a, Buffets Golden Oak $23.75 $2823 Diller : 2 Tuffet $1 Lindsay Gas Light, 75¢ cw Fitth Floor, des'rable. alwi We offer is-the most satis actory light for’ any room—lights perfectly every corner, but with that * sott, pleasant glow that i: morrow ready for uxc, ejuipred with the new Regulator “Burner, fitted with 159 candle‘power mantle and im- ported air-hole globe: regulhr price 3 }_ ates: it to- . $29.75 | 810.50 Box Springs, best fanhale $18.50 | 316.50 Imp. S. A. Hair Mattress .. High Grade Axminster Rugs, $20. | Great Deana g G and $3 Mercerized Armure and Bordered Kinds. A large manufacturer, realizing our ability to handle the oe of Mercerized Armure “and Rordered Portieres-at-rach my Hence, this extraordinary offering to-morrow, and offere:) tibera} HM his one; tro. iscount that we At $1.98 Waists of sheer | At $]- 25 Waists Jawn with elabo- | lawn with pretty ‘@ rately trimmed front of lace and | fancy yoke of lace and embroid- | | embroidery. = Sky + Bining Fables i Golden Oak i Tab! : and thiee yair-lots zt of fine $ 75. Waists of fine’ $7.25 Waists of fae | At 2 Batiste: with At 1. sheer lawn with | j lace and fine tucks — very panels and embroidery nd ———\-dainty. Senora ry ——— thirty of them for this sale. guaranteed best. !ench Lacquer. and- construction: $11.75 .| promptly closed with him. SIXTHDAV.. 19°70 20" STREETS NEW YORK. Onelundred’38 eee These sideboards came to us as 8 result of a manufacturer's factory clean- “up; many of them are Like INustration handsomely carved top, highly polished; extra large French bevel plate mirror (3x18): two small top drawers, one lined for silver, one long drawer; carved door on wine elosct: heayy China Closéts | cpoluen Oax_ "$25, Brass Beds, Li Like Illustration, $16. 75 at the price, to be had anywitere, and only, iheyare made withs We can promise you some choice pics ing from the lot.® lead ‘The usual ty! 750 Pairs Nottingham Curtains, $1 $2.69 and $2.7 duced from high lass teal la iy Vi fa. Cushions, $1. Made {i our own workrooms—of" ric veloars med very_artiatiedy with metit and | ‘elour others-at $1.50 and $2.00. Cottons: Slightly @ Maple Li tered. Larg jeatary Soar Basement sey- N.Y. State Apples, | Pecled — cored — quar New $pring-Cretonn Thousanleaf yardeot-te alo oxceptionally low-prices oir better 5 6200 Opaque Win- dow Shades, imperfect with a di eee w diferent color. on each ads Great Sale of Pure Foods. These~ specials trom New York's Grealest Grocery Store on sale Wednesday and Thursday. Mail and Telephone Orders promptly filled “Lima Beans ee t«irand. trom ine. 3 cans 20c String Beans Eelipst: 3 cans 20c Brand, ae L 000 Matting Shirt Waist Boxes at $1.95 Each -Anather-big-lot-ofthese—famows —~ fnehes long, 14 incles wide and 15 inches high \ualiticn in pretty designs, trim: apeitry Saker + Rreand 15 and choice Spring Drapery ales, 29c. | ~ Ruffld Renaissance Curtains, 31 Pair. Shit aig 16.75 Box 3. Maude of seasoned lumber; superior workmanship Of English hobbinet-—2 Jorienes: $7. 75 | $21 Dressers, in all the popular woods 310_Chiffeniers-to-match Dressers: Sale of Portieres at $4.5 ys ranee lace insertion and rae edge rufties. equally chenp-at: $1.35, $2.00 ind $3.00. 11400. Couch Covers at Cost: = ental Rug Copies of* beautiful texture Choice of crimson or myrtle. EF Fourth Floor ards—long; Couch Covers—$3.65 cach, by Coteh Covers—$5,00 en #10.00 Concit Covers—$0. OS ex $7 Velour Table Covers, $3.95. Of-beat quality Verona Velour in dining table sean: he “Alaska Salmon) Coleman plist ular | 12: In good brand. van, ayrup, Sucano Low. 1Se} Lemon Cling Peaches. | Call 2100 Chelsea. Kidney Beans Sw. Red Bren Summit} Goldeh Wading Brand: 4c: can 10c et Peas | 10-1). ~$1.25° . 65¢ Imported Sardines | Mariarnis, can, Brand; regular | Magnet lrand; can, 1 ay Sixth Fi Shore Mackere! & Plump Fish, all, SIb. Stringless Beans "20. 50) a nea eae witht Renate Other ried | pall, Jersey Pears, Laning’s beat grade. Large can 16c 7 lend, [Sante cin Clara Frunes.| | Large-Meaty Fruit populace Way- no much sired Uy our ‘customer & os $1.00; Bpanian’ eweet peppers 5 ; wHOCO-Tat Cranulated Sugar, | | Cold Medal Flour. | Washburn Crosby MORY texture Ready Ralsing Buckwheat Flour. 3 Royal Stuart Brand |Family Gloss Starch, 3 f Royal Stuart Grade, tb. Carton, Ib. Carton, oS Cinder pis silk ana \-pound at 10c ES =