The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1907, Page 4

Shree eOrTTY enitrvioneveed EERE STL TEI h fHE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27.°1907%. [CHLOROFORM USED SEVEN INJURED SCHOOLBDYS (MOTHER SAW CR essere BOOM EN AV COLLIPSE | LOCKED UP AS | MLLLIMLESOW ose ss WITH LOSSES! AOBBNG WOMAN! OF SCAFFOLD HIGHWAYMIEN sisters n, Michael Duffy, old, of No, 397 Leonard Anes GSS OPSTICE: Renee i | inlet ese wnolnina rans tromaventaata Motorman Mobbed. r Four Victims at B, R..T.|Lads of Nine and Ten a terious Weakness of Power-House Taken Accused of Robbing Erie Cuts Gains. rushed at the motorm | forty years The mother shouted a warning. The child, not comprahending, looked up at her with a smile When the fender struck him, and before. the motorman could Louls Barrafsky, four years old, whose parents live at No. 151 McKibbin street, Brooklyn, was running yesterday after- noon across the rosdway In front of hia hom, his mother watching him from a window, when a Wyckoff avenue car Negro Leaves Victim Un- conscious and Escapes With Money. apply his brake the boy ‘disappearod under the car. 5 Men had pulied the motorman off tho car whon the policeman appeared, Duffy was arrested on a charge of homicide, i i reet tition, saved the car. | ival of Policeman Hau- wagon, was unaware of the approach of to Hospitals. Two Little Girls. | @losing. - Were quoted below yesterday's closing, ees % 1 4. \Gtocks, after opening to-day with « boom and acoring big gains, gradually during the session and closed With losses all around, the deciine ay- fase @ point. Profit taking was the in cause, but the weaknens of Erle, which was unexplained, helped on the Feactlon by sympathy. Tho beller that the Stock Exchange authorities tn- | fended to closs the exchange from Thursday untill Monday helghtened, the friclination on the’ part of operators to <-Fealizo profits and :o reduce their out- + standing commitments. ‘ “A buoyant upshoot in prices with the, ‘opening dealings in the markot reflected | jo further alarm of the’ bears over ‘their uncovered condition in the market. Whey bid actively for large blocks of pbares at rapidly rising prices. »( ‘The results were opening gains in American Smolting -ef ¢3-4, Canadian > Pacific, Delaware and Hudson and ‘Minneapolis, St. Paul and Sault Sainte Marie preferred 4 Union Pacific 3 6-5, timore and Ohlo, 31-2 Loulsville nd Nashville, Cleveland, C. C. and St. ls 3, Minneapolis, Bt. Paul and Sault Bainte Marie and Hlinots Central and National Lead 3, the Hill stocks, St Paul, Brooklyn Transit, Reading, <At- ‘ $abtlc Coast Line, Atchison, U, 8.’ Steel ‘Preferred, Anaconda and Amalgamated ae to 2 6-8, and many other active = between 1 and 2 points. the session advanced the strength the market increased, ail the leadera exceptional gal = After a lull buying was resumed in lane @t noon, with the result of ‘fhaking a higher levei of prices than © opening, Great Northern preferred ites 41-4; Chicago, 5+. polis and “Omaha estern 4, and ‘St. Paul and Brooklyn ‘Transit 312 — Evie suddenly beoame weak and sold = off tn 223-2, which was the low price Monday's slump, and 13-4 below: last ht. The whole market reacted, reat Northern preferred. falling back and other active stocks to 143- yivania fell 1-2 below yesterday’ rt th offset the unfavoruble effect iced by the decline tn Pennsylvania Erle. "This manoeuvre failed to ar- goat th eral selling, which vent tr st, back to within a point of yeater- 3"s closing. Erie tnd Pennsylvania fa nt 221-8 and 120 respectively. e ecading was pushed up to luz in an tiona) limi Motadly the United Btates Steel stocks ‘and Amalgamated Copper. Erie lust 3 ern Railway 11: fell 11-3) dnd ‘Towa Cen- ‘any was ;Mhe total sales of stocks bonds. 261.900 hares and $2,411,000 ‘The Closing Quotatto day's highest, lowest. closins changes. 8f a from Yeuteraa re -REREAX RE: Cy sf OF RRRAL BSE aS rer 6F BE esas 4 So tevatt Frere “5 H4t44)44 L++l++| ttt t4t ¥. + % 4 | New York's closing prices: March, no td $31; April, 9.3) to 9.31; May, 9.45 to 9.46; June, 947 to July, 9.82 to 9.8; August. eptember, 9.55 costly: Error of Treatment of Skin (Bpectal ‘to Tha Evening World.) ASBURY PARK, N. J., March 77 A bold. daylight robbery which occur- red yesterday In one of the moat prom- Inent bulldings In this place di not be- come knownjuntil to-day, although the police had ‘been working on {t for twenty-four hours. The police say th: Wiloox, typewriter, Hayes, who jo ngent for the|Metropoll- tam’ Life Insurance Cympany, was chloroformed abd tobbed while whe waa preparing a deposit for the bank. The robber, who Was a hegro, placed a towel/ which had been saturated with chloroform, about her face and neck, and after she had lapsed into uncon; aclousness"he extracted $151 from the bank ‘book and then made good his escape. t Mra. Percy B a clerk for 8. W. Seven men were {njared this afternoon by the collapse of a ‘scaffolding on the front. of the new ‘powet station being erected by the Bijoklyn Rapid Tranalt Compahy at Gratd avenue near Greene avenue, Four were so seriously Injured that théy were hurried to hospitala. The power station was one of the new two-story auxiliary plants erected to atrengtten the pdwer of ‘the Brooklyn surtace and elevated lines, The scat- folding was at the top of the building, und all the men were at work! when it dropped without warning, bury! seven in a muas of brokenthnbers The reserves from the Classon avenue station wer Hed out and set to work tearing away the ruins. A force of workmen e¢ them and soon all of the nijured re uncovered. Am- Bulonces had béen | catleds from “the rooklyn,, Cumberland 8: dish Hospitals, iesoceveserey ‘About an hour after the robbery Mrs. Wilcox waa found yinconsclous on ‘the floor of the office, and a doctor revived her, when she told ‘he story of the robbery, u AMERICAN STOCKS CLOSE EASY IN LONDON. LONDON, March 31.—Stocks opened fairly firm to-day, following the {m- provement in New York and owing (o the belief that the worst of the trouble jg ovec. Two mmall fallures were an: Hounced, but they had no effect on the market. Later the improvement be- came more pronounced, prices !n most departments advancing on the news of the Treueury relief in New York and the favorable British exchequer re- cetpts, The volume c& business was larger than yesterday though dealers were mainly occupied In winding up the account. Consols advanced on invest- ment purchases, o iAmericany opened well above parity and continued to {mprove, with the ex- ception of a slight depression at noon, tntll just before the close, when they eased slightly, particularly Erie. Union Pacific, Southern Pacifle and Atchison, Topeka and Ganta Fe were the fea: tures, Canadian Pacific made a sub- stantial rally. BEARS MAKE RAID ON JULY COTTON. The cotton market started three points lower to-day in response to poor cables, and:atier'the call the list was further weakened by a raid on July, under which that. option broke to 98, carrying the whole list with ft New “York's opening prices: March, 3.36 to 9.29; April, P33 to 9.86; May, 9.47 to 9.48: January, 9.80 to 9.51; July, 10:86 to $54; August, '9.00 to 9.00; September, none, Ostader. &A1 to 9.85; November, 9.85 to 9.88; December, 9.92 bid; Jan-- vary, 10.11 to 10.12 - 52 to 9. to 56; October, 9.2; November, 9.86 to 97.44; December, 9.9 to 9,91; January, 10.08" to 10.09, WHEAT AND CORN t MAKE MARKET. GAINS, In the absence of rain tn the South- to-day. : Corn made gains. Wheat} Corn —May, 41 : July, 7-8, —>__ i TAKEN TRYING TO|PAWN LOOT. “William Rogers, allay Cooley, alias Dupont, allas Kelly, allas Doran, twen- ty-three years old, who tn hts brief career hax served three terms In Sing atratg inthe Jefferson! Court to-day and) held for trial ree-ot bur aterday in an awnshop while trring t : Pine pieces of silver, the loot of-several Fobberl IT'S THE SKIN, NOT THE BLOOD. ——_ Diseeses by Internal Nostruns When the Surface Alono Should’be Hscled. If you slash your r do you drink Hniment to eure ! No, you apply the lotion to the wound, yet t opened steadier at an ad- |) The police began an {nves: the causes of the accident. pee on tata 131,000,000 CENTS SAVED IN 18 YEARS, Penny Provident Fund Reports on the Thrift, of Its 81,000 Depos- itors, Who Use 265 Stations. More than a hundred and thirty-one million pennies have been eaved ons by one in the last eighteen years through the influence of the Penny Provident Fund, The number of per- sons whose savings are represented is only $1,114. Established in 18%, the ‘Penny Proy- {dont Fund has assisted children and Persons of slender means tn the thrifty practice of saving their pennies and petty earnings until a large amount haa \been collecthd. There are 265 sta- tions of ‘the fund, twenty having opened Inst year. The greater proportion of these etationa are within the Imits of New York City, but there are several In the Hastern States. Many of the Stations are in sohoola or children’s clubs, but there ts also a large num- bur, connected: with churchea and char- Two pchool boys, aged nine and ten, were arrested last night by detectives of the East One Hundred and Fourth Btreet Btation, oa a charge of highway robbery, [They are Michael Spossito, of No. 203 East One Hundred and Sixth street, and Stephen Russo. of No. 36 East One Hundred and Sixth atrest. The complainants against the boys are Alice McKeever. a school girl, thir- teen, of No. 10 Maat Ninety-ninth street, and Anna Guinan, twelve, of No. 159 East Ninety-ninth street. Mrs. Mc- Keever sent Alice to the. grocery store yeaterday to make purchases and gave the child a $10 bill. Anna sccompanted Alice. ‘ After paying ‘tor the groceries Alice had $8, which she put In a hand bag (As the two girls walked toward home,’ Spossity and Russo overheard Alice sty how much money she had ‘At One Hundred and First street and Third avchue, ‘the lads sprang upon the girls. Michaé] grabbed Alice by the throat and choked her unti! sbe re! the haw1 bag and Stepirn held Anna during the attack. Scores of persons witnessed the daring hold-up and started after the young criminals aa they fled up Third avenue. Spoasitu toased the bag to Russo, wao Garted into a aids sircet. Russo toon the inoney from the purse aud throw the purse eway, At One Hundred and Bixth atrmet Bpessito tried ty escape by running to tho elevated ruilrpad station. Detectives Curtin and Bréiine? were just leaving @ tra}n and the lad ran Into thelr arms. At the police station the boy confessed it js sald, and-told where Russo lived. Detectives stationed themselves at the boy's home and when he came stealing in Just befare midnight they nabbed him He did not have the money and refused to tell where it_was. He was locked up. Se A FORTUNE FOR LULLY. If Ho Comes from Ballinamore and Ite Chr! 2 Name In Patrick. There'8 & lot of money in Ire'and for Patrick Lully, of Brooklyn, if ne can be found. Inspector Adam A Crovs to-day. recelved a letter sent to tae “Otel of Police, Hrookiyn,' from Peter Lully, of Ballinamore, County itabie societies! 2 2 “One Instance ote: In the ra; ts} that of a ten-year-old giri henested thirty dollars In amall amonnts to erect a tomb ove the 4 Another I4 that of a man who saved enough In one year to buy a home In the pountry for ‘his family. Leltrim, Ireland, osaing that Patrice be looked Peter says Patrick lived in New York and then moved to Brook- lyn, where all trace was lost. 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