The evening world. Newspaper, July 29, 1907, Page 5

occurred and Ni THE EVENING WOMAN FIGHTS 5 MEN WHO SNATCH HER QUT OF RIVER, Wanted to Die, and Is Not} Subdued Until Arms and |, Legs Are Roped. in RESCUERS, RISK LIVES.} Makes It Hard for.,Rowers. to Keep Boat from Toppling Over. Mary “Doughran, ‘thirty-seven. years old; left the ‘home of Mrs. Annie Kar- rigah, at No. 2121 Second avenue, torday and went'to the East River at, One Hundred and-Ninth street to drown her- self. Standing on the float by the water mhe raised her hands to heaven and she leaped Into the river. lly, of No, 2214 Second avenue, saw her and went after her, At the same tle Josoph: Smith, of No. 2018 Second a . and another man put out to the ‘ue ji_a boat, while Policeman O'Nelil was running forward in answer to calls for, help. The woman struck Connolly as he reached her and he sank, but soon came up and tried to nelze her. She-fought him off tll the rowboat arrived, and Connolly and the two men pulled her into the little craft. Then began a desperate struggle in which the woman was about to be vio- torlous when Pollceman O'Nelll swam d lent a hand. With great aim- culty Miss Loughran was taken to the ahore, where she again put up & terrifflc fight for the privilege of death, Pol ‘man Haron Joined to help hold her, and the five men had all they could do to! keep her from rushing back into the| int jan river. At last some one brought ji fought « rope and |tnter dager, i the woman was ted hands-and feet. | She was sent to the Harlem Hospital. | Miss Loughran {s a housxemald and has{ been ill for some weeks. She was work-| ing for a family in the Adirondacks, hut came here a week ago to be tre The doctors at the hospital say she Is demented. NEW WARDEN HAS FIRST EXECUTION William Nelson, Negro, Who} Killed Woman, Dies in, | Sing Sing Chair. OSSINING, July 22.—William Nelson, {a1 a negro, who killed a woman with whom he lived In Manhattan, was put to death | in the electric chair in Sing Sing Prison |q | to-day. It was the first execution at mhich Jesse D. Frost, the new warden ef the prison, had officiated, He had never seen a man put to death before, but he performed his duty without any display of nervoasness, and the execu- | tion was declared “successful.” The crime for which Nelson paid the death penalty was committed on Déc. 2, | 196, on the top Moor of the house at No. 149 West Fifty-first street. Nelzon Hved there with Lizzie Norman. On the night of the murder a q 'e! between the two | son nearly cut the’ woman's ncd off with a razor, | aan Aiea MAN’S. BODY FOUND. . in , Bathing | Suit. \The police of the Harbor Bquad to-day took from the lower Bay the body’ of a| min attired only in-a bathing suit. | Ho | bad, been dead for some time, Thy man: was apparently about forty yeard old. He welghed 20, pounds and| was § fect 10 inches in height, Thore | ‘(bald apot on the top of the head. dy twas sent to the Morgue. a oak STEWARDES DROWNED is "BOARDING STEAMER, |! NORFOLK, Va., July 2.—Mrs, Mar-/ garet Knoll, aged thirty-four, of New York. stewardess on the Ojd Dominion gteamship Jamestown, in attempting to board that steamer from a ladder to-day was thrown into the water and drowned, Mra, Knoll was returning from a visit to her mother, who was aboard the ‘The TOCKS LOWER, GIRL FELL FIVE THE TRADING FAR Ice and Canadian : Plunged From Window Only Profit Makers. wa moved in a narrow groove in tmarket to-day, Miss Clare Burkhardt, twenty id, fell five stories from a window at siness was tight ; ove to-day, Miss Burkhardt’s home jm at Palethorp. street, Philadelphia, camié: 10 this nved some -In and-ot bonds She was th tier room and cloned with an ice and Gen eld above the promt i from the widow tq the right leg was and her Jaw. her head wa There is, possibilty that her » The |Ulosing Quotations, . loweat. closing pri eaeina a othe winane found to be torn as {fshe had clutched | at them aw she went out,’ which leads ollca to believe that’ her fall was net changes) of quotations aru, a pou “MILLENNIUM FOR NEW YORK." The Rev, Lan G. Broughton, Bp, of Atlanta Ga. the man’ who headed Pit lel i++i+l {fn that Btate, will speak to-night on “The Millennium for New York City” ai Tent Evangel, Broadway and | GUM -LAX Fifty-seventh street » Philadelphia of Hospital. | Twice within two tue, was by the firobug day alove, {t iped vr accidentally pitched easily, promptly. jental. | The police found the attendants at tne Institute so excited: that Httle tn-| formation concerning thelr knowlege the affair could be gained ——_—__-_ WORLD. TORCH USED TWICE STORIES AMO LES. WITHIN TWO HOUNS Patient Fire Department Kept Busy by Flames .in West 124th | Street Tenement. called The best remedy is Gum - Lax Sted Individual decided th. to the bridg: dematplogical Instt at “No, 83 ‘ an has ust jum West Elghty-fourth street, where she put out rey eee Armen hes 38 ae was receiving treatment, and, strange ndiary origin. Both blazes were | ye Co a ae el will live, her physicians be- rear the roof in-hedps of) A BI® #0 of policemen Jn s sh that Were carried to the’ ntin| and then reported) thas: they sate No More Constipation. nsthpation saps the str-ngth, kills energy, and destroys vitality, It's a pleasant remedy that works een Chew it just like you chew the ordinary confection gum Hurkardt is in Hoosevelt- Hospital The Laxative Chewing Gum keeps the breath sweet, increases the flow of saliva and assists the whole diges- tive system. It's a tonic for children and grown-ups. For-sale by Caswell-Massey & Comp, wm. B-Riker Son & Company, and J, Milmau’s Son, Kalish Pharmacy, , ecent successfii!_antl-saloon Now York city, and Wo thousand other druggists, If your dru igist nat. Beater Ba mung dont not sell GUMCLAX, sond us ten conts and’ MFG. CO., 28 Broadway, New York City. ONDAY, JULY rs ining In the “MAN JUMPED IN RIVER,” THE POLICE WEE TOLD. When a tugboat parted from Its tow inder Brooklyn Bridge to-day an ex Don’t Miss the Six ped from the span Into Specials from the August Furniture Sale River. The excited Individual ran sto lice and cried Mail and telephone orders filled only as long as special lots last. the right to limit aR hases when deemed | | cavae in many instances the lots art amall. Larly necessary. \ [rr WILL PAY YOU to remember that many of pas our grea{est speciala are NOT adcertise We We reserve | | Gare not do it for tear of disappointment, be- shopping is advised. alarmed by « man they would ‘like to lames first alarmed the tenants by Liay handa on. Oak Dresser. Our ‘leader; made Vand finished best possible: mena en lared size base; 2 A snd 2-smatl drawers; A medium sizé French Regularly 98c & $1.50, at pale beveled mir. or patent leathers your choice of all the 98¢ and $1.50 grades in our store;.all sizes up to 2, Misses’ Oxfords Rockers . Y Solid quartered oak, highly polished; saddle-shaped seat; strong spindles in back; strongly constructed; reg- 4 ularly, $5.50; at $4 69c Also ehildren's Oxfords; id {Second Floor, Reat.) ~“Novent’’ Fetticoats ‘Regularly $2.50, at Chew a plece any time. any, Hegaman—& Company, ‘wo will mail you a box, wo EN [Hl+i+tl leet I EPSTES FORE OR PEE ERR Sercererccre 6 eesore ot 2 (yi+ttt i 1i+++1 (+i Era Pog rr owen B ea Jiteti+itt ZaGSERSEESE FESR Ry, Steel Spring, Reading let pf Aaytye at +i+1+1 rec 2 ore +1 REE +1 Pes ek OF, can Oval & Tron 1 i w a) a1 12' 20 63 28) ai 0. 2H a 9: 11a 36 a8. 37 FFAS ditt —_—_—__—_—- SECRETARY TAFT’S MOTRER SHOWS IMPROVEMENT. cree by the physicians rene ‘are .attend- ft Biers fies of War William hax heen seriously wn for several days ani @ been notified of her FE Patt Mare Pat {i in. this: to Oraplications should on OF “unleas untore ne that Mrs, Taft develop It ts will recover spee' SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. 4.54\8un_ seta. 7,10iMoon’ riaen,19, 20 > PORT OR NEN Laisa YORK, INCOMING STBAMSHTPS, DUE_ TO-DAY: Binnie Gibraltar, Umbria, Liverpool. | Las Pals Maria Gibrattar, +H Jelena finer ‘Colon. ° OUTGOING S STRAMSHIPS, | iatahdin, J’ck’nvill Hamilton, Norfolk. ———_._———_— sBwitt_& Company's sales of Freah Beet eteamer Princess Anne at an adjoining dock. : $1 Vaiue $5,00 iw New Yor City for the week ending Nat- i 683 00 A WEEK OFENG AN ACO e XOUR OWN TERS ore S EMS APPLY ALSO TO Room Apart- nent Comolete Avartme: Furnished for INEW VICTOR RECORDS For August, 1907, on sale throughout America All vocal selections are accompanied by the Victor Orchestra 8inch 35 cents each Arthur Pryor’s Band elas Green (No. s16) Lascomb "Victor Orchestra Water B. Rogers, Comiactor’ By Right of Sword March (No. st73) Bendix idea's Blush Schottiorde (No. 3479) Berman Tenor Solo by Harry Taliy Deutschland (No. 5139) Paley Duet by Collins and Harlan ‘Won't you let me put my arms around you?(No. s:70)Adams ro-inch 60 cents each Arthur Pryor’s Band ‘The Peacemaker March 10 Inch (No. ‘tora eis ie ae ea Mf aangoia d _ Matautery pelle with chimes ra'inch"tNs. 5x a Hoagie veran Sears Lt hata Victor Orchestra Walter B, Rogers, erred A Hunt in the Black Forest | 12 Inch (No ) Voetice A Descripuive Mesical Epiocds) Four new Coon Songs by May Irwin ‘Mat-1. mony 30 Inch (No. McKenna Boat ray ro taeh fe, "2 Lowits petiriteh Genet ty Violin and Cornet Duet by DiAlmaine “and Kenéke with orchestra ‘Thou Art to Me a Flower xe Inch (No. 5178) _Dogele Cornet Solo by Emil Keneke— Reampaniealby by Pryor’s Band Love Mo and tho World is Mine 10 Inch (No. 3135)~Ball Bell Solo by Chris Chapman Gundeam Dance ‘10 Inch (No. $177) Three Records by Alice Lioyd May (May, May, 30 Tnch (No. Young Men e810 Inch () IR (xe. 510) ts Lach (31646) Laughing Song by Cal Stewart I'm Old but I'm Awtully Tough (No. 659) Whistling Solo by sirs. Alice J. Shaw Manzanillo (No. 5174) Robyn Tenor Solo by Byron G. Harlan Playing Hide and Beck (No, 5171) Daval 12-inch $1.00 each Whistling Solo by Mrs. Alice ut Shae In Venice 10 inch (No. st7s) Songs by Billy Murray Le Great to be a. Goldie: Man.10:Inch (Mo..g26s).2oree Nestle. - Ladera why My Sida tolnch (No. sifa) Tenor Solo by Harry Macdonoaghii Sweet Julienne 10 Inch (No. 5276) Tenor Solo by Harry Tally A Friend of Mine Told a Priend of Mine i> Inch (No. x60) Paley Tenor Solo by Byron G. Harlan ‘A Little Suit of Blue 10 Inch (No. 5163) Chattaway. Duet by Staniey-and-Macdonough ‘The Fishermen x7 Inch (No. 31647) Gadust Duet by Collins and Harlan Many's the Time 10 Inch (No, $164) Wischer Duet by Miss Jones and Mr. Murray pedal OnE SE SE Male Quartets by the Haydn Quartet When You Know You're Not Forrotten by the Girl'You of CATE FOES TEN THO SEES) fete In the Wildwood Where the Blue Bells Grew to lnch (No. $168) ‘Taylor Saris BERS Records Three New Homer Records by Louise Homer, Contralto Ten-inch, $2 each Lea Filles de Cadiz (No. 87008) , Delibes At Parting (No, 87000) Rogers ve-inch, e ‘The Lost Chord (No. 88085) Sullivan Duet by Homer and Abbott ha—Mesta oguor (Ab 'these Tears) Martha—Mesta ognor ese Tears (No, 89009) Flotow ‘Baritone Solo by Emilio de Gogorza Twelve.inch, $1.59 Caro mio ben (No, 74068) Giordani Nine Records by Nielsen and Constantino of the San‘Carlo Opera Company ‘Allce Nielsen, Sopranc Teminch, gr In Italian. La Traviata—Addio del passato (No. 6408) Verdi ‘Twelve-inch, with orchestra, $1.50 In Italian Elisir d’amore—Una furtiva Rigoletto—Eil sol dell’ Lucia—Verranno a te sul? aura (No, 74064) Donizetti La Boheme—Mi chimano Mimi (No. 74062) Puccini - Florencio Constantino, Tenor Ten-inch, $1 each Rigoletto—Questo o quella (No. 64069) Verdt Gioconda—Cielo e mar (No. 64070): Ponchielli waive liahs wlth best Su pi aaeh lagrima(No. 74065) Doniz Lucia—O bell’ alma inoamorata (No. Tacos Pescatori di Perle—Mi par d'dir ancora (No. 74067) Bizet) Duets by Nielsen and Constantino Twelveinch, $1.50 ima (No, 74063) Verdi Records by pepe Pe nerenee, Bass Mother oMine 10 sinc Nos §4071)Kipling-Toure ‘Twelve-inch, $1.59 Honor and Arma From Samson (No, 74070) Handel Any Victor dealer will gladly play these records for you. Go and hear them to-day! Rah dara Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden NJ,USA on sale throughout _ America on the 28th of” every month Alimited quantity Light-weight, Jersey-top skirts, with elastic waist-bands; hand- flounced with taffetine and sateen, (Second Floor, Genter.) Leather | Visiting Cards Burning Regularly 5c and 50c, at Regularly 44c, at Monograms burned on sult 50 visiting cards printed on cases at 3%ca letter, usually superior quality stock in any of 12 finest hand written the new styles of type; best cards and handsome leather case workmanship; printed while you with name burned on it for 23c, walt; handsome Acard case in- usual price 50c, (Third Floor, Center.) cluded. (Third Floor, Center.) Regularly ?&c a sack, at 22¢ ashburn-Crosby's Medal best fatent flour; makes delicious bread, cakes; fresh and wholesome; Telb, coun sacks, biscuits and finely upholstered and fa covered with heavy green denim; good L ‘to hold clothings regularly $9; at Cocoa Mats Regularly $2.25, at *1.55 Best quality cocoa. mats, in vestibule or ha able ‘and popular; es. su to-day, very service- Cigars Regularly $2, at. Our well known Pletora Bre- vas—good Porto Rican cigars. ‘A box of fifty at just halt price tinted and decorated; perfect goods taken from our own reg Patronage of (Malo Floor, Rear.) English Biscuits Reyulantyy 1ic to 20ca package, at Ile Huntiey & Palmer's Bath Oliver, University, Waverly, Mediterranean; rich digestive or rich tea; weeare direct import- China Mattings Regularly 25c a yard, at 16¢ Good grade China nmatting in small effects and a varicty of tasteful colorlags; very popular floor coverings for summer— and an exceptional value. (Filth Floor, Froni. Trunks" Regularly $5.90, at *4.75 Good, durable trunks, Canvas covered; hardwood slats; brassed malleable-iron clamps and cor- ners; celsior lock; sheet-iron bo tom: large) steel hingess deep, sel-up tray. (Third Floor, Rear.) Mattresses Our No, 2 Combi- nation; excellent fili- ing; both sides are RY thickly padded; cov- # ered with special stripe ticking; rep- & ularly $5.7 ‘ to-morrow Men’s Straw. Hats Regulere: ae 25 and 0, at 10 They arc—in--altthe— latest. shapes and styles, and in all sizes. Good chance to get your straw hat lor next season Women’s | “White Pumps Regularly $1.95, at 98¢ Regular $1.95 white pumps; made of good quality canvas, with hand-turned soles and pretty Cuban heels; very neat and stylish. (Second Floor, Rear.) Panama Hats Regulariy $6 & $7.50, at $3.00. Men, your choice of any $6} or $7,50—Panama—hat_in—_our store at $3.50, Here’s your chance to get a good Panama ate great. saving. (Mala Floor, Rear.) Cuspidors.... Regularly 55c, at 29c Imported china cuspldors; ular stock and reduced for Tuesday’s ‘‘Bargains,”’ (Third Floor, Front) Dress Shields Spring La Regularly 20c a pound, at l4c One of the Reet offers cmnounced to-day, (Main Floor, Censer.) Freezers Regularly $1.75, at $1.15 The 20th. Century—matkes ice cream without work; see demon- stration and taste the creain; the 2-quart size is specially oriced “for this Tuesday. Basement.) Regularly 20c to 25c, at 15e * Odd lots of many styles, bo h silk and nainsoo\ covered; reg ular, and crescent shaped for waists; washable and odorless. For metal bedsteads iron; covered best steel wire: Write for free - catalogue of over <= Jardinieres Regularly $1.50 & $1.95 65¢& 85° Two large sizes in rich, solid red color; new goods and an exceptional bargain. Very pop- ular and attractive. Third Floor, Front.) Morris Chairs Complete with, green velour cushionst chairs are made of solid oak fie only; carved posts, broad arms and spring scats; Tep- ularly $7 at $4.65 3000 Records d sadness ln eens arlene > aa citi bah sieewriaat elles Peli ee tra Bs ers