The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1907, Page 8

ET TETTET OTL NRTTENN TIT IT CT Ia ore THE EVENING WORLD, RAINES ACCUSES = ARMSTRONG IN KELSEY CASE = COULDS WS a ARCHITECT FOR the Oniarlo were quickly dug out Many o' ing from cut heads and commanding and Guerin, bow DOZEN MEN '= HURT AT FRE Caught by | is Tambing Wails as Burning Build- ing Caves In, | deen done | Declares He Mus He Must iosbiions, | Talk That Shows Prejudice. | Chtef Baward F. Croker, Deputy Guerin and more than a dozen| had & close call from death in fn @ five-story building at No. 1h) sey and in tenate to-day, when I wan to give the Judiciary Comm! lane just before dawn to-day. é i HW were hurt more or less, and four » te. mbpoenas for wt Operation of Publi¢ were iy injured id al ¢ ake t : Fae Pa ct under ‘the faiting (COUTt OF Appeals Decides | ance or Liithbes ‘het had not thelr comrades dug them gas, throwing aside burning timbers and bricks with bare hands. The badly i} men were all meinbers of Hook | ig Ladder Company No, 15. Th | . ANDREW, Hiewt } | in Favor of Abner J. Hay del for $30,000. porter osition and > orion, Sengtor Ratnes, the ¢ nan frem Oftarte, who quit h dm week of po pgO tO manne @ fight, raked Armstrong fore and urt of Appeals has decided’ that 1 Mrx Howard Gould must pay ) Atehitect Abner J. Haydet for jane ne draw for Castle Gould at lL. 1 Mr. Hayae xt aft He read from a newsoaner crediting | ;),,; Armstrons with the #tntement that ves-| ory. y am for > malve 4 r. Gowld |) arch: -y OAGAN JOR, heed, Home. arted im the house oecu | Sheel. dealer in duced? 1 sitting as pade agains, tha Supe _suranee. and if we-w airly and honestly. the ited to the Senator . Gon WIeTe be Tas no Dustvess to sit us juryamn in this case,” and Raines fucg’ },, deok and sank to with anger j 4 up to this final ma by making the abject of a surreptitious case } be said, “to drive the ques quotation hed the fre was discovered it hac tm in a pe its way through the r Block bounded by Malden lane, , South and Front streets was was brought out Hook and Ladder Company | County two yea ‘WS artived the house was broken | that in Decem! Bip and the men made their way Up Madders to the fourth Moor, The)? ; Was wo tot they were forced | retreat to the street. Then cama| architect « Company No. Capt. Flynn." Mr, Ht firemen from th: on home.” P patient and long | eee ator time, altering his declared Raines, refer jower floor, w there came a Diane ti He lietened | ring to Armstrong, “received $100 from draught Uke the bursting of maay | ira ous CEIICleIn rom | apt. ‘Kelsey for one day's work as) peri bean! nile en. Th ia of the * chiitaet being | counsel. 'S he had worked for (0 use connmtent! hume is Pine teal seer sact tie upper roome | si prnrehrchitect” he took | counsel. Suppowe + twect form, sachet, and toilet powder is the e'matter into the courts, | 100 days at that rate end got $10.00, | sren't there some who would hay | ideved that an Investigation should have Deen ordered to ascertain wi © the money ad been property earned? AWiat would Senator Armatrons have | Gone tn case there waa an tmouiry?| Wouldn't he want to,cail Lautertach, | or Root, or Choate to testify, in order to show his legal services to the desert: ment were worth $10.0, Wouldn't he be the first man to kick and ory out agnizgt the injuathoe of it. if he were denies the right to produce witnessed?” Senator Armstrong. who had stirred dr ° he opped 1 al a a truly artistic way to bring out its most elective fascination. Djer- Kiss (Dear Kise) THE NEW PERFUME ia the ideal scent for thove who desite exclosive- eas. se. 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