The evening world. Newspaper, May 17, 1907, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, TURNS FROM FAMILES DEN WR. YAN SCC RL CHOKED. CARRE MAN] == | TO DEATH BY ATTACKS. WTO STREET BY GETS DORCE O GAL HE WOOED EADY FE. SLEUTH'S STORY CE OF MENT Carter, Scorned by His)Flames Discovered in Three Obliging Places in Hallways of He Tells How Helpless Br | Former Brooklyn Gweet- heart, Assaults Her. the Loo! Apartment-House. y | si ‘e In én effort to destroy big five Mr Vv 8 pg “ IW UNDER. ARREST. | story apartment-nouse at Wes s shee aaanameraae” One Hu E street « E jo-day an fn dikry kindled th fires Betives ‘Say He Hus Justia che pativays at the saine ime,’ 00 4 | Served Fifteen-Year laphhsey. Sin Jhon not been discovered 1» Sentence, test. table -tiven veh the burning hall- | N 8. ko bas an office to the streets fen, I want you to remove your | wey apd Yook at this man,” sald) “ane re was discovered by Mra B McCauley to his stag Of detect- | rarparter, wife of a contractor * Ses at Brooklyn ‘Headquarters to-day. |ivc on the top 1 ont. Mra, Har-{127, Bevepth ave hie fter |the sieuths hed removed thelr |i cree wae attending to the-wantr of] friend, Harry Brot face coverings the captain told). sick oniid when she saw flames good |atreet, Brooklyn, told on the y vaplboialie iook and remem: | trough a crack in a door leading /out pad gh nokia haigd Joseph an, /Mmte the hall. Opening the door, sve |St8nd ho 0 oblige Mrs. eagel Nertg yg res Lie thaee ye, | WAS mat by « burst lame. Her cries | Sciaick, they s wed the é n't Tasliate to ehoot it iecaq (awakened her husband, and with pails |from his downtown otics to 9 9 potbirad a a naan 1 qweter he put out the blaze, which|of the elevate! wer... ee ao Nin | Dad been started with @ bundle of pa F sthkaues Nedasaks WS pete ews, Trent venta Brea g eoneed fe tt nt to the Hi Van Twillet ou find him/tn Brooklyn. | had hardly got this} oie ‘eatine vl unéil the courts | fire oul be! re cameo. taagoe ot] rote eee ick ts about 6 | fames shoo! o. “Dr an te is abo feet keep him out | M ore second Bre was Dus ous after | inches in heigl, slighily bald. « 2 4 attacked the wo r ee 4 Seb ie bald, tv straight and aati beeet lady whom he met 0 eb » thet he was living m started with ofl-soaked pap mov. {4 last was a tall w there was ne reason for molesting gaingd much headway vel feet § Inches and very ov ‘The discovery of the ¢ & . genera: re rent the tenants scampering to the hotel he restatered “G 8. Van & qughst to be pinched on firect, mnany of them running @ gaumle gng wife.’ but {t Was not this jad oA m they made thelr way |" phe Van Schaicks were inarried tear ‘at this point protested EF hoor, Ake the two others, 1 ut have Mved apart ¢: arter got this Inst fire! %. 188! by a free use of water, It pai the stairway well to of the Bast One Hundred <aIxth street station were nd hurried to the # n came the Fire Ma: CMRI i! SOB. REN 9 TS aie A SR AS Se cociseveds as aaoe bor roe ait The Effects of Opiates. ‘made Jove to a girl who gid not |p w his occupation. On being released Forced to\Hurley. Takes Place Left H FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1907, PUT OW IPD | see Foe break.” An & sensations William Mie Vacant by Ledyard's Resignation | Hur! is forty-five veare olf and the self-made was indicted o perjary charwe. seca DIED OF HIS INJURIES. George Southway Was Ran Down by « Truck, of eryii Lydia hway, eighty-five years irler avenue, Eligabet ¥ Was chosen to sucosed | nan os candidate for the | from his district, but the who was knocked down by a truck be jonging to the New York and New Jer establishment in the Wallabout Market | The driver, Stephen Blaney, wa or many are, and wos rest and held of the placed under awal vestigation, letting the result of ‘oroner’s y fon the theor 3 HAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to opium and its various fee ee ameerves coonmionely OF | ta stal i robe 4 Sciaatebe silt Sen ge namclsnie wall kacen een tier eer wee beer ee fe 6 ey [epiy Weare te Beat oe one smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause changes in the func- What he was after was not known | ton, The apartment house Is owned BY | 4 hy and growth of the celis which are likely to become permanent, causing SCLENY tocad ‘vhs oumeet nb was a ity, mental pervorson, a craving for alcool or narcotics in later Ife ‘O0B , Such as intractable nervous dys and lac staying | ng for, the former iri be wooea’ |REWARD FOR FIRE HEROES. La ro eeenter dosing with opiates or masoatite 6 Keep children quisb je Walked tn on ber and demanded jaaak Petthete infancy, The rule among physicians is that children should never | Perera Coe M0 ber iAtantions m receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and | @ repelled him, but did mot raise an only then if unavoidable. fearing the scandal ehe would | Fire Commissioner Lantry to-day re- | ‘The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups and ing down on herself. Sha had ve | ctived a check for #1.0W for the Fie other nercotics to children by any but @ physician cannot be too strongl; e engaged to marry an honest man | ORY wetter from Thomas F. Mo- decried, and the drugzist should not be a party to it. Children who are ill Sha told Carter, who attacked her, es-|Ciain, vice-president and manager of peed the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than @ crime to @ipiag after the assault. The police eoncern at) dose them willfully with narcotics, Were quietly notified and they nabbed * role conduct Castoria contains no narcotics if it bears the fhe ex-convict to-day. He wae 8 lof tue firemen who fought the blaze in signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, ® ra mene. e- rr rigs wee erg orth] the Remington cellar on Monday, whe». Genuine Castoria a ays bears the sicnatare of Lilehink fifty men were overcome and carried fall for further examination Monday. |.) unconscious. Men in every walk of life, in all professions and trades, the gentleman of leisure and the working- man—all wear VW/.L. Doug- las $3.50 shoes because they are the best. W.L. Douglas makes and sells more Men’s*3.50 shoes thanany other’manufacturer inthe yorld. $25,000 METARD te eanene wha aan THE REASON W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are worn by more men in all walks of life than any other make, is because of their excellent style, easy-fitting, and superior wearing qualities. The selection of the leathers and other materials for each part of the shoe, and every detail of the making is looked after and watched over by the most complete organiza- tion of superintendents, foremen and skilled shoemakers in the world, who receive the highest wages paid in the shoe industry, and whose 2 workmanship cannot be excelled, | If I could take you into my large factories at Brockton, Mass, and show you how carefully |'W. L. Douglas $3.50 shoes are made, you would then understand why they hold their shape, fit better, wear longer and are of greater value than any other $3.50 shoe. W. L. Douglas $4.00 Gilt Edge Shoe Cannot Be Equalled At Any Price. lw: L. DOUGLAS BOYS’ SH iw. OES $1.75 AND $2.00. JUST THE SAME AS MY MEN’S $3.50 SHO! THE SAME LEATHERS, FOR $1.75 AND $2.00. ‘ - Catalog mailed frea. Douglas name and price is stamped on ‘he bottom, which protects the wearer against igh prices end interior shoes, Insist upon having tag TAKE KO SUBSTITUTE, W.L. 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In style, in tafloring and in character these Suits are fully on a par with the best $18 Buit you could buy—a y id buy—a cl ng ot $3—Our price, $15. Laude Dark Cassimere Suits at $15 There's this decided difference between the ordinary $15 -cady-made Suite and these dark cassimeres at $15. Other Suits lose their shape after a little wear Vogel Brothers’ are tailored so carefully tnat they eppear as fresh and new at the end of the season as the day they were first worn. The cassimeres are of the highest order, in those rich, dark tones that always appeal to men of taste. Models are shown in conservative e8 as well as tne more .adical. By far the best value ever offered at $15. Black Thibet Suits at $15 Appropriate on all occasions, one can always fall back on the black Suit Wwe have treated this subject of black Sults thoroughly, and can promise an as sortment that embraces every good style In every size. To glean an idea of the vastness of this showing, we need but say that there are five distinctive single and double breasted models to ose trom, each one portraying the newest syle points, whether co: vative or ultra ‘a form. We know of no black Suits that can equal these at § | Blue & Black Serge Suits at $16.50 The serges that enter these suits are well worthy of a word of praise. are woven of hard twisted yarns soft feeling and absolutely pure dyed For these reasons they will undergo the severest service without giving cvi: dence of the slightest wear, and will not fade under the brightest sun, Fals. rice of this stamp, tailored as we tailor our suits, rily, Choose your serge suit from among tuese at $16.50. us when we pay their equal is not to be found under $20. | They You wil) agree with Light & Medium Gray Worsted Suits, $17 The man who wants a smart, stylishly tallor ed sult, without paying the high- | price penalty manded by the cw ntallor, will find one here that is tn | every respect up to his highest ¢ tions. These are e : | appeal to all men, for in St aud grace an iis ate Serrienia saat wil | grace and style they know no superior, The Worsted, present a magnificent array of patterns—Iight grays in marvellously beautiful overplaids and checks and-darker grays equally beasts as fine, Bpecial Light Colored Velour Suits at $18 Describe one of these suits t { $18 and you tel) of the most advanced style of he season. The shapely shoulder, the jong, graceful lapel, the varic new aff trimmings, the cireula: pockets and a hundred and one other new features, proclaim these suits th { fashion, And down underneath, the parts n t gee, lies anot ¢@ of superiority, Painstaking tailoring insures good, long wear, just surely as the beautiful fabrics and clever designing tn- sure Blyle, Special at $18. 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