The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1907, Page 4

SEINE ener 20, eoreprotlagepnereal apmpere ne em an te et areamten: preemie pe THE RVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1907. Idiosyncrasies of the Jersey ‘Commuter . Developed by Wretched Trolley Service yeas aha oucTet % uarantee othing Co. R127 "St. 8 3" Ave J _AGrowing Plantin Full Bloom Given Away FREE to Everyone Pur- chasing Their Easter Clothing Here. OUR ELEGANT STOCK OF EASTER CLOTHING For Men and Boys is Now Ready. Comorising the very newest Srring styles of Overcoats and Suits, _ecual to the highest: class of custom - work 2nd—guaranteed to be fully one-third less in price. : “Guaranteemade” Clothcs at $10 Elegantly taticred suits and {pring voa:s, and rainccats—the so:t tat will retain shape and mY color until worn out. These garments are cut over the latest models, embodying every little de ail > \ of etyle, and are eure to apyeal to the d'scerning dressers. “Guaranteemade” Clothes at $12 Sufta of handrome worsteds, in a large assortment of grays, ultra {ashionadie. plucs, and silk mixed effects—made right up to the miaute in every detail of feshion : Spring costs, tzilored with broad custcm shoulders, ‘and long lapels,in tne loose box back fects. Materials are the new grays, tans and blacks “Guaranteemade” Clothes at $15 Custom tailored suits of excetlent worsted, in a variety of stripe overpiatd The coats are cut (ull long und are slightly body conforming. every! li style is iccorporsted into the tailoring of these suits. Spring Overcoats-- silk lined,to the edge of cok fintshed black thibez,exclus v iting models, anda-cariety of-fans-andolives-in-the new-box effect “Guaranteemade” Clothes at $13 The new biack and gray effects :hat promise ta be so popular this season, also the ever accept. able light and dark sif mixtures that always find favor with conservative dressets, aro here in a protus> assortment of models. A large assorment of epring coats tn inedtum add 44-inch models in several shades of tan and grey. LIVE WIRE COILS | ROUND NECK CF “LCONDUCTOR End Touched Third Rail and Victim Was Ter- ribly Burned, © ASHOCKED ATC “WAGISTRATES’ - COMMITMENTS Py Crane Holds They UP-TO\ IGORNER gusines® qe UP Usurp Powers of the _ Higher Courts. Josaph J.) Ladden, of No. 205 Franklin ayenue, ‘Brooklyn, ia the wonder of the iclans at Bellevue to- | ight to be dying last was taken to the hospl- tal after being entrapped in a live wire! Sroithinatnc powcr of trish pebics. | [and burned and shocked by electeicity | ind asstiming to dispose cease from The Uilrd Fall of the Becond av jwhich the prigoner {4 entitled under the ; fp pnb) rallroad, Dut Is rapidly re- fConatitition to the dellerations of a) ~ ? Caught in the wire Haury upyo the facts in the case. - . S$ In this ruling, which was given dur- around his neck Mke a live ing a hearing on a writ cof habeas den was shocked into in jeorpus, Justice Crane intimated broadly aroma as if ete PON c upon this specific bs iden was i a crowile: yeas, which he will make after hearing | BO train that arrived final argument on Saturday, he will street station Guritg the rus! Klearly define the constitutional. powers few biocks below the station the motor | (A jot a city magistrate, and the struck a loose coll of copper wire and || tawhich he will fix In that optnian rom: carried It along. As the wire dragged : alofig the tracks {t touched the third} Ye a revelation, to the public and to] whe magifitates themselves, HAW L naw! Awl Fail several umes, sending forth show: N i 4 “riers ers of sparks. Su Se 2 \ Riate eal hat mazgittrates positively have SM EME ECTS ECE sO! [Bes fe CAN You GUESS HAT 5 feormtr To To THE o ally exceeu their powers under ‘Section T, MOPARE BNL? ©% of the Greater ww Yori charter, | ROB ALITTLE GIL *¢@ before him. ) The decision of this use may also President Shattuck, ‘of the Automo- bile Club, Finds Them in One Confessed in Court It Was Second Event in esult In applications for liberty of more | Dangerous State. Career of Crime. tn a statement from the Supreme Bench, In Special Term, Brooklyn, declaros that city magis usurping the power of the ta and committing pris In penal inatitutlons longer Justice Crane. RNERAL MANAGER'S | day OFFice Fi which twined inake, Lad- nsibility and AGamvance COmMTTER SVAITING ON COM "WET AIR” Mine. form fitting and id check effects, , Je innovation of tO othe tevin 2 fod to the an aid asked Tan to hold tae he-investigeted tha roabl Guctor eaw the wire entaugied bent 4ot-the Court of Sp: 4s for one year, wil ® fine of $0. Justice Crane expressed Bstonishment that magistrates #9 habit- 1-Sesstons, arhich} the alternative of} that It thera ‘oo! Wire, Hie did not know an cen 1th tae ‘As soon us hw lovcked And it whipped about ie circles, ROUT PHONE MEM == =e “Guaranteemade” Clothes at $20 Superbly taflored suits of the choicest worsteds, veloura and unfinish extraordinary diversity of colotings and mod z Spring overccats of vicuna finished cassimeres in stripe and moucivic efects. cross ribbed worsteds, and an immense variety of other popular mater- ia}s, in this season's mcst favored models. “Guaranteemade” Clothes for Young Men An extraordinary showirg of young men's single and doyb‘e-breasted - suits, in worsteds, chev.ots and all wool blue serge and black thibet at$3, $1), $i2and $15, ihe e parments are exceptionally well tailored, and ai c 1 of style. re GUARANTEE CLOTHING CO., totews: 127th Street & 8rd Ave. — Opa Katurday Night, THE 11 ¢Clock. z Pre © ¢ worseds in Ladden wai we the station platform. He was burned about the face. neck and ands and his jothing was scorched. SPARKS SET ROOFS OF SCORE OF HOUSES AFIRE. ocmeseuyeras Farol ! Firemen of Three Jersey Towns | Had Lively Work Saving Dwell- ings—Seven Horses Peri ch. to The Evening-World,) NK, N. J. March 3—A fire at Fair Haven last night destroyed the Attantic Hotel stables, seven horses per- upon 'Mrs. Montesi and Daughter) | Wouldn't Permit Them to Erect Pole. i tectives, | The writ! of: habeas corpus was: ob- fained: by Lawrer Willlam F, Hurley, ¢ Building, Brookiyn, for twenty-nine years old, of family prominent !n Dath Beach and pet Hainilton, +8mith mimiited eb. J? by Magistrate’ W In the West Side Court, Manhattan, for an In- jeterminate term not ears in the New Y indemeanants, 6: & On Smith’ eXhan-fiity persons sentenced as raids Alberti Ro Shattuck, former president of the Automobile Club of America and a member of the Special Str: c mittee of the o!ub, sald to-day loty sailing on iat ruvence os “Wor an rian re much investiga-| Wwininabie Con- Fate 1 Woes Hue ved Jou baat The New York and ne Company has been vanquished by » determined Broolilyn women, and | fe. | there will be no mare telephone poles | ‘Uisappeureu, erected on streeta skirting the property | JHU pavwuent; at was & slough,, owned by Edward Montes! of No. 124 2. 1k arveny anauu- Coffey street. Mr. Montes\'s wife .and | aitty ss esth| his daughter, Mrs, Victor Langman, | Little Catherine Stearne, five years ew Jersey Tele- old, was coming back to ter dorm at No, 1% Willow avenue, Hobokeng)to- day, when two small, impwii boys barred her way at the foot of the stairs lending to her mother’s fat. In one hand the child had a loaf of read. which she was bringing’ from the corner bake-shop, and Jn the other had a pocketbook containing’ the} change from a two-ddiiar bill. Hing but As ‘the two lads closed tn on her, tu Catherine tried to get away, She) fought her way to’the top of the first Mght before they. succeeded In bow!- Ing her over on the tending and de-| i! spoiling her of the purge. As! the youth- ful highwaymen toré down the ateps they ran Into Katle Sullivan. another id utterty peared, only the police o Fested him being present. A id a an describing himee! endix, living at Relsenber'a Hotel, had fold him Smith Joatied him oa a Fity- nth street ¢ar, and that he later Hilesed $90 from his pocket. | Smith was remanded untl Bendix ould be found, and the latter refused ‘0 poaltively identify him. Bendix, In n- affidavit’ produced: in the present ction. ‘a the magistrate and the po- Neeman both jnulsted that he sign’ an Pafidavit. on which Smith was adjudged @wilty and committed to the Reforma- ory seiihogt he claims, being given a Proper hearing of his vide of the case, Decition May Free Fifty Others. } More than ifty similar cases were blac Fite ana ta Ot tienes Pass took turns In occupying a hole workmen |i,ning in the flames, went had gone employed bythe-company had dug !") sharks fell within « radius of a quar- eh tere bs . 13 Hamilton avenue until . tthy mud. | jter mile and the roofs of at least twen- «tad inthe Borough ‘ot MF. Montee! got an injunctiom® They |ty-five buildings were ablaze. Wordugh Presiuea: res held the fort—or the hole—for alx hours] “Ited Bank and Oceanic fire companies | Saves sicuan tue separa alone. Lie while an Immense crowd stood around |iaPa" the fair taven Department ie > qvesUol ome Oc us woulg And Jeered the butfled workmen, =| saving the dwellings. The cause of the Wie thls tidy! Mx. Montes! owns the property at Un-|fire Is pot known, Siindie Won aatienaly Willeg’us [lon street and Hamilton avenue. There Tie material tek UP are already four telephone pales In front i Paitin sare nc oreperty one pole ten taches. in} ROOSEVELT. WILL ADD= a me eter. Fi ven y! he company Mttle girl. > wh with a dl ter. For seven years t such force unconsctous i we all eT apving to pur anciner pore in| 10 PEACE DELEGATIONS for ten minutes i 2 5 its ow fF plant and uatlifront of No. 13 Hamilton avenue, and — SSpobreman chehay- captirred the pany the i Yo See upen-steeety an 3 i Tare Wat 1 nad} ay Gt 5 = ah ther lueced ito down. the sirect| keep than ln repetr ls Centred incona| ey would Mave T ad AS Tare WASHINGTON, March 2&—President Before Tecorder Etantan,) in the Hot Twn Or One. bureau say greuent the not been for the watchfulness 0! Roosevelt has concluded to increase bakes City Court, the -prigonerg Fa upply, Gas and| Langman, y ge ern eae Buine,iitweive crear Deparment and) happened to be passing on a'l sustuscoealstuete Coktereneenai hes aod Jimmy ahion, nine years : eo ae Bistecil 5 TO~ bath of No, 1i9) Twelfth streot, Hamilton avenue car and saw the tele- | cceaing which will not have any effect mie ‘ hould Justice Crane's decision liberate | ola. Bowie’ disposed of (1 the of these wil find it mike a. motion. Upo nua tO secure bis fre mith, every one Jerney Btine broke down and chnfresed. 1 sald the younger boy was the nh who had devised the hold-up and duced him to Jotn hb He patd oles pan: made ‘a contra TATE O} phone men at work, It jook her but a [few minutes to telephone to her father and find that he had not authorized the placing of the p She announced her Intention of stopping the alleged Im- ve | provement, and her om r advised her stince, the | Department Supply, Gae and E with an as put down some ot ectricity halt com- to Went 3 salt | whatever “upon the disposition of the various profecta that will be considered |by that gathering, -because each nation epresented 1s entitled to but one vate. jBur-beckuse-of-the-comptextty-and- t= The} Pease Petite : Grand Piano frowars the teconth gob ofthe wort taht : } pulled off in two days, wll Walton, not a bit abashed, main ng misdemeanor, L U Syaitenng! epashes anal Iatrict-Attorney Mayper, of Jerome's | % ? _ neither fice, was admittedly staggered by the pes ennned 69) Re ty ever ne tse to fo ahead. ] When she got back to Hamilton ave- | portance of the programme It ts. felt six nue the hole ‘was completed and Ahecibrealdants tha tain y en Were meting dy Shere @ American’ Husky, linemen were getting ready tae en aa be enlarged to pen To those who play well there can sert the telephone pole. There was no be no piano as satisfactory “as the. 4 Fuling, and was given until Saturday to 4 i AT time for parley. iefore the men had | mit of a sub-division Into committees if Grand. From its position alone "(a jd the favenile in Which to do the work— f * *) ¢ rs . ” fra: ss Mle jan Idea of her intention, Mra. Langman | need be. ¢ y horizontal one), if nothing more; it his argument againat his oppo- oO dags, excepting (Iuined into the hole. dd hollday's a \ Vays when |? RrPeourae.there was an argument. A has a great advantage over the up- EASTER right, The action is the most natura, not reniuleed 5101091] crowd and cheered the plucky and is.capable of the greatest possi- Orchids, Azalias, Etc. o8 March it | y, . Mrs, Monteat € ihe aaphalt, com-/ eared with w lunch and a determing: Nimtlatnlaee ates \ton to relieve her daughter as soon as f aerailente ih je e periors, but were ad i Ira and miles af atreet, | Vinca to-use no violence, as Afr. Afonte In the Pease Petite Grand we Teas, known of old an s_fighter_againat —thaye-dene, away with the shifting — “The i Kevoaatt, and the piano is a verit- Flowers of All Seasons and Climes. abie little giaht in tone. Price $550, flowers, Rosas, Carnations, Lille Monthly payments if desired-for the Valley, etc. ne well as those ip . + ‘are fresh and warranted to give sat- | just the. simple interest on deferred - - on. 1 rush It be) t ted that sent In carly fble, All orders premptty Allied. N. withe Ked on and the women |payments.. Old, instrument’ taken in Christatos, Interal pipns | eae, remained steadfast, taxing turns at oc- exchanee. Write for catalog. - Corner B&th Btreet and Gtb Aven = Phone 06). Plaaa nor denying at hit compan ren’s “Society, question i fee Cra coca SHO TD i TAKE UP OWING ENVOYS ARE NAMED. the echoolboys a plaice on jthe pro- srammo itor the Harlem River. re- gattn Deceration Day, Interest in this first important aquatic event of the; early spring seagon is greater than} any of recent years, Almost a dozen Taehnols are: discussing the matter of [getting Up an elxt, among tiem be- ng DeWitt Clinton, Flushing, Stuy- vesant, Morris, Ct ‘ownsend- Hacrlsa, Brooklyn, Trala. oer ere Se Commorcial_and Bryant : Bt. Mary's achootehip + Bfarcel Boulogne, chautteur for Ay IW} aetiqua’ to. enter aTBHE De Furst; of 14 West Sixty-oighth! ain rt intreet, was to-day held in $500 bait |New Roche! Pending the outcome q the injuries of} the ML” George A, Smith, of No. 73 West Ono| ch sHondred nd FY rum down by Boulogne's Whe> French chauftour © Bisione Broadway | Se etreet the macht Gwar crossing the. a hurled forward and Mer distocated, while masa of b puc inv et create Ia the " HORSES, CARRIAGES, ac. HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. 5 asp! trench w. phone pole. s tts Bs extends through many miles of che Injunction c test these pipes. leave this trench Mtied | Mr. Montes! says tthat the t i ‘ock. which has be- | People not onl. aesgure prop come $0 uneven that tf is a menace to | thelr poles, but break through a Yaulls sniash water and gas pipes and | ruin things generally. A‘suit for dam: | t through all the courts, ime relief is secured the e_menonoly {a about ready ro. ther pale. the apmy, w rlean delegates to Kod Congress, Pepin it June > other delegater will:\bd sclected by tho Btate Department, one of E kepresent the navy at the congress. 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