The evening world. Newspaper, June 17, 1907, Page 12

oe AE | THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, ‘JUNE 17; 1907. ! TEL BLIST | He Jes’ Read the Women’s Letters —MISTOOXNEW CROWDS RIOT © AUTOCRUSHES "Set HOLS WORKMAN) = To Learn Hoty to Write, Yessah. POLICE FLAGFLR TOGET ACROSS MAN IN STREET. 2229'S | where the man : i * only one who saw the accident, ex WT DEEP ART. —e Belliey Not the ASTORIA ARY. cant the: ep tbh he cath a a | First Person Tripped by Miss | toward the car, but could not get meer | ts | Ayres notified the Long | Kelly*s Correspondence. —— | Soules sav ibalida aN ase ai = ; mks s shar ; | ae ; yooe be St. John’s Howpital, When the surgeon A Citizen ‘vies by~ Debris WAS VICTIM ae Lhnialt * Gali Insignia Raised To-Day for|Returning Excursionists Fight] Machine Hurls Victim 25 Feet,| @°t.™err, ead. Hie ‘ From the Pennsylvania (ce BMAN A First Time Won Admiration | to Get Home—28 Made Then Runs Over His | ar | 3 RAO i . ‘ The police sent ‘out a. general alarm Terminal Excavation. Prisorler Declares ‘He Was Just Irish Policemen. Prisoners and Fined. Prostrate Body. | eatsibe fousd ‘to-day, hey ade ] Salish seas | cross the Long | ferry eh ae rest > | ue Te and it is DEBRIS ON “L” TRACKS,| Studying Writing, but ‘Po- red-headed policeman, ap-| ‘The reserved from “three precincts! Joneph Likae, a young farmer living| Mi7Dome that they made thelr escape : . PANEL. ee eadquarters hrougt at ‘ mwa | over one bt e Have Their Doubts. peers eer ie called ott early to-day to sup-|in Thompson avenue, Woodside, w tint eos Seine ——— ial a the sky. {He stopped tn, | Prem & lot that started in and around| run down and killed early to-day by a! CARDINAL GIBBONS IN CITY. Feet A f Poi Slava ileeahing Sabai anes ane “Glory be » ejaculated, "Tis the | street line Jn) Astoria Thousands of| avenue at @ speed estimated at Mfty] of the College of St. Francis Xavier : 2 | sf ve Peper eyes all ds BHAA ‘hance BAC Walch the car, whWh was a dull slate color. | last night. and this evening -will reg ] of Explosion. heey pad craracter. Ming it are He reterred to a big green five that | Island points When midnignt came ie], Wen the car struck Likse he was| Worcester, Maas, where he will Galiver ff the artificially created yol- feters has given Mistah Skinner the tet cece ters. From | boats could begin to carry all of | nBant rs opal soirhe twe cae & fits | Caruicar cca c base fing that every Irishman hopes to fight | hat under geome diy, On @ background Men, women and childreg gathered tn wo f emerald green the oyp made out a fig-| the ferryhouse. and were bent on ure in white and gold that looked to! catching the first boat out. The throng ce tea the graceful outline of the | soon packed ree) tle butiding to over- In reality what he took tor the harp lanawer the hurry call for help Prom the i the coat-of-arms of the city prttcbslad\ pt pale ap en heat | 23rd Street. 34th Street. Nggetsenehvedies Baten ee perdi ee | | jails. To-day he moved trem York Bighth to Tenth avenues and from | Court's limbe to Boniface Flynn's well- Thirty-first to Thirty-third streets, there | ynown summer resort at Centre and hot @ great cloud of boulders, beams,| Franklin streets @hains, bags of straw, crowbars and| Mistah Skinner just couldn't make hi ere before noon I's behave. That's all, When he w ~ t opengl eg bet seek ; | jem am lanky kid moke out tn the public ame from a blast set off by the Penn~| ooo) at Morristown, N. J., where bis Sylvania station excavators at @ Point! mammy brought him from Woodville, th the hole near Thirty-third street and |. (, "t ke hi trace New York. The flag is the new police| When the reserve: Ninth avenue. One man was killed by | oto Gontorm with the cop) Rib Gerosinig iced Bikram c NCRenI ee ee the flying debris and another was blown ibs re lattes Ab oeervres ee i. « er tm. | free-for-all fight war in progreas in | into 2 shaft twenty fect depp. Perc Trion Sain la wee ama tee. that to-day for the frat time (ook the |the ferry-house. Men and women alike!’ PARASOLS. 1 Both Store ‘The blasters it an overcha: ot | sad on 3S. Ong ee rs ni . 1G Stripes. ne | were strikin out right and i and powder into a hole Grilled In the rock, | ters. If he could only get hold of a there will bea green fing floating over | Hs puerto cae chore 4 : packed i with lumber and fron and} @00d specimen, he thought te himself, ae es anne n the city | to get through e gates. After a hard 1,200 Parasols. Suitable for carriage fe im doubtful if ¢ f ght the po! ham had the nationality he great | sent ewe majority of his subordinates in view | ice star when he picked green as the predom-| T lice quelled the row and ng; When he had come to New York to y-elght prisoners to the po- | work, maybe he could Improve his hand- or street dress. aia Plain colors, stripes, checks, fancy eer cr ee Ree aie flag. He|the I stand City Follce Court and embroidered linen, Imported lingerie, was prompted: in by the or i fact that the fronts of stations Tokio, floral and many other designs. are adorned with green lights,» whi : if gave vaudeville comedians the 1.75) 2-75) 3:75, 4:75 to 12.00 tunity to call them “Irish club-houses These Parasols are manufacturers’ At any rate, the green fag ts the fia { of the Police Department, and tt et samples and are considerably below the job to stay | | : For sears an r ‘ usual prices. at Headqua Be ates crete ON MOTORCYCLE LACE DEPARTMENTS. 1 Both stone Oriental and Valenciennes all-over Policeman Dillon Injured eh Laces, Filet mesh, Point d’Esprit and Uniform Spoiled in Fancy néts in small designs and patterns. French and German Valenciennes Novel Act. th j : Lace with insertion to mateh. Various padding and sent it off. The result explosion #hook the whole middle West ; Bide, and was almost aa violent as that! Writing of two weeks ago, which injured twenty | Had Fifth Avenue Job. People and hurled a big piece of stone: “yessah, Ah had two jobs defo’ dish through a building in Eignth avenut,; year one,” he sald to-day as he re- @ompletely wrecking It. | garded what resembled a row ¢ Debris Thrown Al! Around. | chocolate creams. He was waiting Tn to-day's explosion the refuse was| hind the bare at Yorkville preparatory hurled up on the Ninth avenue “L"|to going “downtown,” as ,the Ma. structure, covering the tracks in such | trates kindly put It @ way that there would surely have] .“Yassah. Fust Ah was hallboy at been & disastrous derailment had | No, 29 Weet One Hundred and Elevent train been approaching. The man who |atreet; run de elevatoh, toa. Dat re svas killed was 130 feet away from the | man disobjected to my changing shi explosion ‘n the street when he was|to let dat day-boy get de tips at a struck. panty one night afteh Ah'd had da He was walking west in Thirty-thtrd 0 week ‘n' a half Ah was elevatoh @treet approaching Ninth avenue. A] boy at No, 201 Fifth avenoo. One Piece of planking blown clear out of | week, yaasah.. Den Ah a-got de jod as he excavation and across the L struc- | hail poy at No. 6} Hast Seventy-seventh ture struck tim on the temple and| street. Las Monday, yassah. @aved th the side of his head. He was| “One day Ah see in de mal! what de taken to the French Hospital, where he | majiman left a lettah —yassen, fo' Miss ied. James Ross, a laborer in the ex-| Kelly on ‘e second filo’. ‘At letter was envation, was blown from his feet b mt ei toree:o€ the Disst and hurled iAto'a [20.0 ME «Omen and An Jus’ thous eotaa the startling ens.¢n. Took It for Irish Flag Inside of half nood o} "Yen's my chanet fo’ to improve man ro Role. Fortunately he landed in a bed i See ck | Blast Below Street Level. me to open It and it just #o't ch'ly : aid of @ motorcycle.te| Filet fibre Baas and Applique. To-day's disastrous biast was set off |came open and Ah sort of thought Ah onuintsaion the Bronx, whose bray ioe ‘at a point In the excavation forty feet] could copy them wulids and be a gv0d penieves the. contro! of a destructive Black, cream and Champagne. - agelitiy SRe BVP POD AR BORE NATE | Combined lace and batiste in all. as been brought to the no-! is superiors. Dillon was pain- overs, bands and medallions, nd sacrificed a uniform in prise es Bis fan approach to'an Tris | fully hurt an navy a6 could be furmed under present | his act | the corner of Ninth avenue and Thirty- | jus’. letteh from a lady in Yurrup.” third street. It was prepared in the How about those other letters?” usual way by the alleged experts em-| Skinner's hard-bolled-egs eyes made & Ployed by the New York Construction | complete revolution. el of the street and near) writeh. It Wasn't no love lettes, no sah, 4 and Trucking Company, and the area] “‘Mistah, Ah jus’ found them lettehs Cireumstances. ; |’ A horse attached to a basket phaeton| 7 On Tuesday, June the 18th. fp which the explosion wai designed tofon the street and in a ash can, Ah . erat . These ie 8 TOT cena) bowes Wit|carrying four children and driven by 4 Derk web ceriseh with heavy tuatna [paint temambed which df it wesget ai Reading, ‘Brooklyn Rapid pecree Granted to Tohaccol Serene ations stems George Sharp took fright at New Ro: Oriental, Chantilly, Filet and Fancy ehains, stones and bags lied with straw |letteh from huh gemman friend asking Ree moan att a rr chelle 4. and Pelham Parkway and § pul Gad sawdust. Warnings ‘wore given, |nup to take a walk In the patk. Seems) ransit and Smelting Make Magnate Is Sustzined on bolted. Sharp managed to hold the an Net All-overs. White and Cream. Vari- and the workmen scattered to what| like that was ‘e gemiman what put big i. ct et * sa 1 in check until the children tum- The bias: went off with a tr Couldn't sidestep 'Em. il is is he lost ewig Peyiing: oe fe cou: a ¢ horse ‘with the reins he eee TFoar and in jan in@tant the @f debris Percy Hiscock, of No. West Fifty-fitth street, who was walk fg west in Thirty-tnird street, ap proaching Ninth thn, “cept to teat pant of the enve.[mixed, in. the early market o-day.| TRENTON, NJ, June s—The Court horse ran down Peinam Parkway.| LADIES’ DRESSES. In Both Stores. : Ko scattering na in And ab didn’t sit and gloat ove] Rock Island, Brookiyn tof Errors to-day affirmed the decision pees nd @ * vel ‘& Leland. nm y 4 Dilion, who w owe Taffetas Silk Dresses. Princess or directions, Rbought the whole works was sah! Ab jus’ kep’ ‘em (0 copy! and Smelting made slight gains of the ( > Chancery y, started in pursult on s s yg ht ils na mah bandwriting @erorce to James B. Duke ‘ f his : t re isreat mass at all sorte of ‘truck | #5, ga inners fag |Pepnsylvania, Southern and poarch alpen eset fy esd Peet kOe ploy two piece model. Checks, stripes and the police. “and scattered” over .. sur. | fOr collecting ohnel p re Vist abeisae bis ane ei Re Ole. RAR or. Dee } eed where he knew that If there was any plain colors, 18.00 prising area. we stones and tim quit Bey at Northern and St. ay PP the way Wie result would be dis “i : dered iy a ae fia as avasaoanty 1 Gouri: aa ;Mother Stays in Pitisburg, ae Bretelle Dresses. Made of check Fong | il F oe siis|” Pelee Nes) Sateen te Wife Has Park Avenue ind the neck “His and plain Serge. i ae 3 n . rion ree an sliowee S i cis line @ivike ‘Mace: ding 1dr and Notitern | 4 Hevesi ian’ : Giageed “until the lowed Sicilian Skirts. leated model. Paveut Sen, feet ib Sront o et opeamat tage tad Par pd of Mr m4 ares Pe "animal pack to New We" | 10,00 teat ita’ no keied tan see, effort to rid himself of his s| on ae nee Panama Skirts. Pleated model. 7.50 fe sales Saha inne tate aati dea Ga the: sonnet haw has insued, through thie Property ot f cross the 'L’ structure wyigvenz eta ement a8 to her pia kien One | n wim “with “all Dickson, Mr, Spindler, ‘ f Chicago, & Paul, Minne é a4 es nd Selgenate tn ace Ae F srtleth wereet ‘and. Fitts | I|ingtow Hancock, ‘No. $0 Fifth avenue, ! ole Sy sero decapitated ital asa cess SHIRTWAISTS. In Both Stores J others. | Park avenue house recent! ken b; K AISTS. s 5 heard reat i Her Letters a Jonah eljn Newbitt Thaw, her daughter-in-| WAGON ENDS BOY’S LIFE. | ’ Phunks of wreckase * ow-_Jt was givep out Detore that the An extensive stock of Imported and ry Pp wacks wo Mra, Toaws had taken the ouse | Child Dies from Injuries Suffered s+ r. Zhe man wl together : | jaturday original models of Lingerie Waists and ao won ree ne ement ade in Pittsbur . : ea: farried employes BL ass lersr pen re 4 Fiveryear-ola Roceo Pelletiere, of No | Blouses for travelling or riding. Made f take & house with Mra. Evelyn |. njuries received Saturday, when A best quality fabries, Excellent cut } isburg home unt e was run over by # wagon in front | ale at 1.85 to { trial | | ‘ y aa week te Ner| | A large assortment of Lace Waists : Missed the “L \7 Evelyn Neshit Thaw, will ne ‘ 3 a in white and ecru. 4.75 tO 19.75 There wae no “i b * - ‘a 5S) he Thew famiy will be pi pated and held w Divex en ‘ » : 1° + 4 mineral water agent ar the next trial of Harry.” decision of the us trains. co prove. even whowed 4] Am: durer * tog 19 — . | CORSETS Jn Both Stores. y 5 | Ape Minow tere | aed . | ics Mie ean : ‘ i AL Tee FB ' eh JAMES McCREERY 860. C. B. a la Spirite Corsets. Made of he excave t bad t « ' ‘ 7 A a 7 ave e g » Beet ol We wrot wivere ai ane j a : Ward Fight In Court fine coutil, Models for average and well ; : ve My TOR att, Puke fount developed figures. 1.15 E s tie do wre tag INFANTS’ OUTFITTING DEP’TS, C. B. a la Spirite Corsets. Model walapiatta! . : + 2 mii 4m Both Stores. | with high bust and short hips for slender helen wi r oF ale: | Pen. “6 8 The remaining Spring stock of Coats, figures. Made of fine French Batiste. ter re } ' : siz ai BIN , Hats and Bonnets, for little children, Daintily trimmed with lace. 1.65 Workinen ha was not a fove letter, nor tient een: a } | Hm of & conspiracy. Sizes 2 to 6 years. C. B, a la Spirite Corsets, Medium \ yw ! ravel. | toter @ i th ” | aaea t At greatly reduced prices, high bust and long hips, especially de sy Par SL: ae pre Odd sizes of red and navy blue Chev- signed for average and well developed " ‘ 7 |e Ba $9, e paps jot, mixed grey, cleck and stripe Reef- figures. nigit i 5.4, a NINEREIS met DEAD | ers. ‘Three-quarter length, Made of excellent quality French . Ri, Wy 4 as -D FROM Gas, 4.50 and 6,50 Batiste. Sizes 19 to 36, 1.85 ribern 7 ; Col. Alexan- | A number of black and white check + » ‘ ‘ oa ta lciees | Silk and Pongee Reefers, Sizes 4 and i a5 4 | Curtew lew, tad dead in bed 6 years 9.50 SOROSIS SHOES, /4 Both Stores, POE NE a ‘ Ae a oR eT al eae sedate J A complete stock of Rompers. Vari- ‘The latest models for Men, Women ge et y ous colors and chicks. Sizes 2 to 6 and Children, hie as par tie A t ‘ ne otra ii appen, hut eve s y ’ t {< ‘ Hogeland years, §0c, 7§¢ and 95¢ an avoid ¢ r ‘ ‘ « ” ments by avoid mh : m « ¢ hin att White Lawn Guimpes, Sizes 4 to 14 JAMES McGREERY & 60.’ 1 al A oh y yd : ‘ i ‘ <0 ‘ years, 50c and 75¢ t ‘ rd Street, 34th Street. ,. | Commence To-Day, Never Leave Ort! | i at a i \ i | CLEANSING: aoe ree 23rd Street, 34th Street. + Advente "Decline NG, ANG, FACE,