The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1907, Page 10

: THE EVENING WOR WORL . Pe Gallagher, the Wrecked Auto and Diagram of the Fatal Accident READERS’ TRAFFIC. (=== _ DEMANDS INDORSED —— Evils ae Club Pe Showing of _ Easily Cured to Utilities Board, / After Searching In-: meas | AS ee | MRS. CARTER’S SISTER | DISCHARGED IN COURT. No Evidence Connecting Woman Brought from Chicago with D, MONDAY, [on the Long Island Raliroaa are gen-! lerally condemned by people living along ithe ine of the road as unreliable and a cause of dangef instead of protec- tion, as intended. The reason is that) pthey are easy to get out of ordér and | will sometimes ring for hours without | Stopping. \Mevrick road crossing at Valley Strea: whére the bell was ringing all da i} ;There are no gates there, nor is there | any watchman, and there was a stream | of automobiles and vehicle: of all kinds passing over the crossing all } day Owing to the constant ringing of ithe bell there was no way of deter ———— ming. No Bell at Crossing Where Dr. Were Killed. ; SS ,GIRL DIED IN TORTURE. Runyan’s $96,000 Theft. | Florence A. Wood, ateter of Mrs iL ast Wi ‘or: rds, 47 There W: as No’ {Laura Carter, who wan implicate with & eT Pe lbenemane taal aeeped ‘a is * 2 This wan the case yesterday at the mining whether or not a train was Gallagher and Fiancee hose 3 | | Chester B. Runyan, tn the ¢ of the) worda of Miss Helen, Madigan, one of a victims, that there was no warping ell oF Ught at the crossing of t Long ita and Railroad at Locust avenue, MUNICIPAL ROME Proposed SE Wi ill Rise the Investigation, was much wrought up) { over the condition of the crossing, and| | Above Tracks at Manhat- declares tha: the officials responsible | | wil be vigoro! prosecuted.” tan End of Bridge, m Yunyan took, and which the Trust) mpany has been ufable fo find, ‘and elevated lines. Each specification in the complaint of conditions anc @ach recommendation made is.in line with complaints and recommenda- _ tons that have been published in The Evenipg- World. “As the Bening World has frequently {fore the Bubway was started the man- Whown, the City Club has found that |agement promired that wooden cars rush hour !s twenty-four hours|would'be replaced as rapitly as pos- feng on all lines. Tho service ts Te-| sible by steel cars. This promise has —aoed on the surface and | not been kept. “L! roads, with the purpose of | = v peek stare of the paseonsers | Away With Horse Cars. @tanding, no matter what the state of Y New Yorker could make (he pltens complaints the City Club makes about panic the surface lines, and some more. It 1s Mm the hours when there {s the greatest glut of passengers, the number |ecommended to the Utilities Commie sion that surface cars be equipped with ANDI me "LE CRASH, VERDICT COMMISSIONER: 23rd Street | “The people of the county,” sald the | Coroner, “are td -to better pro- tection at thes. dangerous crossings, ‘I Jove e |1 mhail Immediately call this matter to Titgicotee Boda, Guly %—ov. | the att--tlon of Distetct-Attorney Dar- | ¥ isried to-day Senator McCar-/ rin and {f he can't act I shall appeal Fen's bill providing for the erection of | to the Attorney-Gerforal.” {4 municipal butlding at the Manhattan | Dotted ‘i §T_PETERSBURG, 1 . . lerified by Cor- Fance of $96,000 from the van |Windsor, Trust Company, waa dis-! vestigation. | oner’s Search |charaed from custody to-day by Mag- | ere eatery |lateate Cornelt tn the Tombs Court) { s mae Jetective <ahn, ho ro Ug Lindl 1- The City Club has sent to the Public Utilities Commission a mem: BIL FOR h i | seeeneates tae tis) aren Sencaters trem Chicags. heh + 4 to t th gandum relating to transit conditions in this city, with recommendation: i sea rain' Wack wolen eesl et ive the pollee a chance tae fur ie or relief from the intolerable evils existing upon underground, surfac: Ganrsice last night, bears out ‘the Jast/the police had not been abit 9, connect LADIES’ COTTON DRESSES. Swiss OUR MISSING ROM RUSSIAN ARMY BALLOON re, ene While Making Experi- | ments in the Air, | if July %2—!The, ST. PETERSBURG, millttary balloon which line Aeronautic Park at Tsarskoe-Selo finst Fi manned by four army off- | waterlogged © tine: ine four seronauta/In the’ Car’ pers ished RUSSIA TO HURRY WorK! ON NEW BATTLE-SHIPS. July 2.—Aceprd- ne tothe Bourse Gazette the Russtan | Minister of Marine has ordered the | Bale Yards to, prepare for the prompt tion of several 22,000 Ibatdieships JAMES McGREERY & CO. 34th Street In Both Stores. and Trimmed with lace. plaid Lawn Military Officers Probably. Lost, ascended from’ < the city. Subway Worse Than Bridge. It ts an amazing fact that at certain §90 to 680 P. M. 56 per cent. of the @ubway passengers are compelled to qtand. This is a larger percontage than obtains on the Brooklyn Bridge trains during the same period, and the “Brooklyn Bridge service was supposed > to be the Itmit. and that the trains ‘way to carry 54,000 passengers an hour @urtng the rush hours, according to the City Club experts, and give all @cats. ‘The neating capacity ttmtt now ts 18,87 passengers an hour, but the ser- Vice is not maintained wp to full pres wure, and the number of seats per hour New Equipment Mot Needed, Te would not be necessary for the In- ~ terboroiigh tc purchase an entire outfit ef new cars. Bodies with side doors, @ooh as are now used by the Illincis running of more trains at all hours. The City Club is against the plan to construct @ third track for express of Forty-second street. Nevertheless, it is admitted that these third tracks are the only means of affording partial quick relief trom the congested copdi- tion: the fear of t! Interborough the East Side City Club that allowed to third- 'L" lines the East tery on the west side. CHOP SUEY LAIR HIT BY CYCLONE After It: Passed, Wong Louis; Searched for Many of AN was pesos and chow main in Wong Louis's chop-suey studio, at No. 2512 Thi avenue, early today. In the Gark room at the rear, sheltered by an antique Chinese screen from Trenton, N. J., the proprietor, with @ battle of developing fluid, wes engaged in bring- Ing to a head, as it were, a new gem of Oriental cookery to be known as the Mock Duck Melange. After Investigation of members being present, met in public session at No. 320 Broadway to-day. Commissioner Bustle, who had been eppointed as a special committee to in- vestigate the accident on the Third avenue “1 road Thursday night, pre- One Hundreq and Twenty-ninth street, “After they had moved to one aide, | 4 he started the train, and then the peo- | ple in front of him began to jostle and) 4 fight, and when he had gone dut a} short distance they broke the glass in| Am. Tob C. front of him. ‘The door to his quarters |’ waa beaten in and he wi es and get control the train was within 10 feet of the train in front of him, and as lt was a down gtade he could not “poly suificlent. restraining force to, ae the tran before it ran into the one ‘ont of him," Bkn Unsee Hailan-pasectarers,—for-—witeh-they motorman Was not responsible.” 1 The report was fled. | POLICEMAN HAGAN CLEARED Girl Who Alleged Miatreatment | Failed to Identify Officer. Polloeman Joeaph D. Sheepshead Bay station, in Coney dsland Police Den. & Rio G..). Dist, ‘Sec. Corp Iowa Ge Hagan, of the| lowa Cant was arraigned | Kan, © Court to-day, A SLOW MARKET cs. Steel, Copper and St. Paul Show in the Trading. Stocks were irregular, & narrow range and on a Bridges and such other depart Sinking Fund Commis- ners may designate Collision ped that th heard meryicstontine Ai oh 5 | od that these auto parties heard more passengers standing n tt ask oe Ue Thine sees a Pacifics, General Electric, Board of Estimate will the rescue of Mise Madigan from the “way cars than are in the seats, From 2 eouth | me Public. Utilities Commission, all Propriation for a Munici flames, Their identity has not yet been the ground ently acquired terminal for the Brooklyn Bridge car lines and the Third avenue * sures the city a new and wonderful architectural monument. tn |The Mayor estimates the cost of the rate it oving wt! te vole | Dullding' at $5,000,000. At tha large enough to gide-Soor cars, That the side-door|, 18 Keneral, the City Club experts whioh, when !t left One Hundred and The Closing Quotations, Misy Guyartaient | almost instantly ki! should be longer. have gone over the ground covered by/ Sixteenth street, was boarded by & day's highest, lowest and clo of police, acre and | riply injured that she passed away in a ‘ears cannot be used on platforms bullt/The Evening World many times in the| great many Italians, several of whom net changes of stocky hy it providea for ¢ ; és ye yeas Past fow years, and have found that 1 m al quotations are ae follo dere, but the Supreme Court as well. | ew hours. They were crossing tho on curves is contended by ter- | Svery complaint made by The Bvening | Diled over the front gate in front of Net | "With ‘space courts provided | Long Island Railroad at Locust avente, Dorough peaple, but such cars are used Worla readers waa well founded and|the motorman, and crowded the front ere sae otis oo an PICU St. Albans, when the Amagansett flyer, on. curved platforms in Gi Omg Seeey chanes suagsated by "pracueae and’ meceascy. platform to such an extent that he re- wan 4 | Bounty “Court Heusen, Altowether the [rushing along at high speed, hit thetr Bide-door cars would enable fused to mart the train until they i$) erection of a Municipal suilding te] t0-horse power machine, throw it twenty S| called for not only by the need for such ‘a & structure, but by business common | sense. ‘The ground space is ample. By means lof archways to allow traMec thro! Wallam, “Chambers, Centre. atrects Park Row and the Brooklyn Bridge en- trance the floor space area ma. nd |from the south side of the y Brook ly Interest on of entra! Raliroad in handling the heay- His Features, daca: read hia report and then Miss Madigan iMved with her aged = pert el ON aad father, James Madigan, a retired con- i ~—W-CRESAR'S TONGUE. “Fiat'? Exclaimed Panhandler When “Battery Dan" Gave Him Six-Months: “You are charged by Henry N. Klein, of No, %8 Caldwell avenue, the Bronx, with having begged 10 cents from him R}to foot, her Jaw «a haifa minute before Dr. Gal- er and Miss Madigan, owing -In-- thelr wake. It ho had been has de- learned. Ordinarily L to a great e: owing to the repa! done on ‘the Me thoroughfare, to Locust work. that k road, the popu travel has been diverted and’ Farmers avenues Dr. Edward J, feet In the air, where it turned over and came down on top of the two occupants, exploding the gasoline tank and cover- | Ing the piniSned couple with the blazing ! fluid. Mins Madigan was burned from head d her left leg were broken and she was crushed Internally, available during the rush period has Against the side of the car ERS LSBU aE Ona ERO ANAL nn Tee crue ou unaeraay Fun as jo ‘Sen. hand knooked from the controll mittoeawhichiewouldil asics i No. =~SNi) pee ‘Aa doon as he could recover himeels | ! Feat of which would |o' west Twelfth street, Manhattan,| MIEN’S HOSE. was so crushed and burned that he was hardly recognizable. He was dead when taken from. under the wreck. To Have Been Wed Soon. tractor, at No. % Madison avenue. In| iwo Weeks she was W have been wed] to Dr. Gallagher, They had planned their honeymoon and taken apartments in Madiacn avenue, which they were to furnish on ‘their return from a short trip abroad—nfier—the— marriage — Gallagher'a firet wife who dled ten! years ago, wos a sister of Misa Madi- gan. It was dusk when they approached 9 Locust avenue crossing. They wero ing at a fair clip, chatting together. eyatem is not complete, tt for be Sentral Pi h - P ‘The waiter moved from ono teak-|Charged with assault by oF, ef aster, aC Contral Ea Toke, | GeorK Hauser, of St. Albans, saw them “The City Chub recommends that the Pes nay fold Julla Dalte ou Ninety-third street last night i sresetninks Tee Gee TWabwer Wy paved with oonorwte and| patron a taste of the aprigniiy reparies | OMCs avenue, Sheep: What have you to say?” ald Magia- Ingher pit on more power, As the auto ‘equipped with city fire-hydrants and Many additional emerenocy stairways. ears in the Subway are World Want “‘Walkaway!”’ week 2,530 “SUMMER RESORT” ADS.— 132 MORE ished in ALL THE OTHER New York newspapers *|and the bamboo sprouts in the toe box which te the gift of waltow in Chinese restaurants the world over. The kiln- dried ducklings quacked tn the pa ‘could be heard .sprouting. i | j {without the use a! +put—itOn hing. part. belorg, There entered six gentlemen of for- often involve the legs. in clarion tones the newcomers called for food. Pursuant to their demands Wong Louis, whose name sounds as if he had proceede. fed until gravy dripped trom thair baci en they burst into song and Didn't Recognize a Check. To the gentleman who had given t rder Wong Louls's walter brought for a grand total of $1.85. = ate dis?’ inguired the patron kee," replied ¢h ‘the arma, but which | As tho girl was hazy even a voter and havin’ no rights. Ha, nat 3 a ‘At the conclu Loule'» Steel’ pt + Advance v. 8. Louis's converaatlo: ce Court | strate Wate! PREMIER CLEMENCEAU GOES UP IN A BALLOON. trate Finn in the West Side Court to- day | The prisoner, 153.¥an “Brunt street, tae untrue “The complainant also says that you John Robinson, of No Brooklyn, said tt 7 | midablo mien, and cach carrying one|, Came then Wong Louls himnsel asked a half dozen people for line tank burst and A Veritable | ofithose, packages which may. be ‘totec mbrieyafontibes (catawaiel Ue dalaciieaosel incansming anuldvenvslopsde theaphyals nat when pers Petes you I deny th na refused your modest tarventr east 1 all In. to! pees replied | y them all in toto, eh? Six. months on the istar ebay aald te volunteered a ie it be done, “Oh, tongue, showing. that 1 twist to ges OPEN SAFE WITH CHISELS. | When Samuel Conen opened his car-| pet store at avenue, |ment to the h was about midway, across the raila the flyer thundered "by a string of freight care which had cut off the dootor’s view of the line, and struck the ma- ghine full In the middie, —It-shot-up-tn the air, a tue to ope ‘pide, and came down, Instantly the gai can ang Miss Madigan, Theo engine stopped-his-train-and-the-many passen- | gers hurried out, Women fainted at the ‘frat look and many men tumed their j{nscs away. But othera lifted the car from the dyin victims. “It will interest vacationists to |! to mingl voul mont. “a W y Womar H al gle the succulent shark fn and 1 is Tr asked “Battery man Sent to Hospital. know that The World printed last | the nourishing Chink onion. The guests |aesios: ie . . "Ele used a Latin word, meaning ‘Let} Just why the injured woman was not figures, spital by the train, which was bound to that place, was not ex- | plained. The ainbulance was some time In coming, and {t was a three-mile ride for the unfortunate woman, Her father was notified and went tm- mediately: to the ySapital and was with her when death came, Samuel O.,Dimock, of Babylon, engt- neer of the train that struck the auto, PUT TOGETHER. pokesm rs accord: Brooklyn, to-day he discovered that the | came to the: Jamaica’ station-hous, ai eee c ian rai: safe in the office had been pened. He to-day and Rave limself up to Capt, 23rd Street, IT’S ABOUT THE SAME’ STORY Miaramanerani[eresitens jan meu bouce, ChAT der eley arn alagatantaile sap neaeemiaten ; ch sod h os resh | bes: fiyphess my an "" bh pur. , ontere rainst him L @ was taken WEEK IN AND WEEK OUT. : crud ed escort penionslr ln itor. the woot erie Bate AIMS) IRAY irl Le | eee ee entered Dy a rear tina, {0 Far Rockaway for ‘arralgnment ~ Unks we're goin’ to pay’ And him n eranes O73" cents per this afternoon from | & ad ent y & rear window Oatore Magistrate Healy, ot and forced the safe with cold chisels, The automatic bells used at crossings ROBE DEPARTMENTS. __half Hose. Det CORSETS. a Oa) the sur- ot ae ene fu mye} Aen is | vouttbilen Oh soweraitrakcst hale neal terminal of the Brooklyn. bridge. Two Others Narrowly Escaped. Pempoesly held down, in order to in- | KUards. that all horse car lines be clep- The Commissioner of Bridges, with | It was also learned during the inves- Princess Dresses. Grease the carrying capacity of each |trifled™and that all the unused tracks the approval of the Boant of Estimata | tkation of ‘the accident to-day that two is : az. As for the Subway, the City jon the streets be takon up. The “L” snd Apportionment, 18 authorized to | fe touring cars, containing parties, White and delicate colors, Club finds that the Interborough man-|toad trains should be lengthened and] 1 yi: curry out the project. The new bulia, | DATOWlY missed the fate of Dr. Gal- i es fagecient has not kept ita contract with |the service sbould be Improved by the Utilities Board Gets Report ing 1s to house the Department of | J&Ke78 machine. They passed the Guimpe and Shirtwaist Dresses, 5.50 and 6.75 3-75 and 5.00 Made of check Lawn. Repp and Linen Skirts. In Both Stores. - Semi-made Rotes, Hand-embroidered Linen Robes trimmed-with Valenciennes and Cluny ed upon Informa- t of relief in the subways will be delayed indefin-| #ented, this report, bas ume of business In the carl rhet-|-wou pay fo r r ternoon th dy of M it “Nest Data ber el foment The: commission 1s caked: to te: | elon he had secured with the co-opera-|toua Genceel then ie, market | would pay ‘for itself: in teas than: ten | This afternoon the body.of Ass Mad Baw aye with the Deen permlasion for suoh tracking un-| tion of the engineering ataft Cole Se infos I and |years, because the city expends now |#an was removed to the home of her laces. ‘The antiquated end-door cara clog nteos are made mes States Si clined 3 nited | $550,000 every twelve months In rentals er, in Madison avenue. ‘ = ‘ Ath the re- ‘There was a five-car train, stopping tes Steel declined 3-4. Northern Pa- ‘ bg th Be z z eee . . 3 peririsctitnare atelidnaiatstlcn(aslaye MTL is also Toc, |at One Hundred and sixth street, which | QacWet Om 1, Amalgamated Copper 1-4; | for quarters occupled by elty depart-|, (there mas no signal We heard.no Embroidered Linen Skirts. Short cies rborough be vity loaded, ty with | Union and sou 5 ema af ‘ ‘ and the train service is restricted. compelled to change its roadbed #0 that| Wreviave recmcsicg tere cotestival: | Later the. tendency Bo Tong As fhere ts no Muntctpar| Before dying in the Jamaica Hospital coats to match. ‘As The Evening World has pointed | no!se will be reduced to a minimum. bind tan | Trading Was only fair. Bullding this expenditure for rentals | Miss Helen Madigan told in these words “Dp, ” d ett, time and agaln, the City Club finda! There are many other recommenda. | ‘hers mas another | three-car train. | Phe total sales vee Blocks to-day were | must Increase end atte weaat ttuiieatorye attr Bolero Jackets, “Pony” and Long ns, including ono that the city con-| which was a short train running from shares tnd of bonds $527,000. 4 4 tae: ms “ 5 the Subway should be equipped with | struct FOE GRASS of $10,000,000 the could erect a trata Jaccident jin Coats, made of hand-embroidered Linen, Irish Crochet and Novelty Laces, On Tuesday, July the 23rd, Rokes, embroidered linen with lace medallions. Material to match for waist, Various patterns, One-half usual price, 4.85 In Roth Stores. soo dozen, medium weight, cotton half Hose. With double spliced heels, toes and all black or unbleached split soles, 25c per pair 6 pairs 1.25 200 dozen, gauze weight, lisle thread With double spliced Sea {stand-—cotton—soles; heels and—toes; Black or tan. 35¢ per pair roo dozen, pure thread, black silk half Hose, with self or colored embroidery in conventional designs. x. In Both Stores. Fine Batiste Corset. Medium high bust-and long close fitting hips for aver. age figures. Supporters attached. 1.45 Fine Imported Coutil Corset. Model especially designed for_well developed 1.65 New importation of Rejané Corsets. The latest Parisian models for every type of figure. 4:75 to 16,50: JAMES McGREERY & 60, 34th Street. se sf cle ofentente oe steate se sente ots ate nto ated fee seen e fe sete ate oe oe ne ea foe a \J ANA GIBSON BATHING GIRL!: Edition Limited. Order in Advance. Get the Set. *S WORLD. New Series. Begins Next Sunday. * Fine Picture FREE With 7 n 2 Next OUT * For Framing. 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