The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1907, Page 7

FELL INTO SEA QUICKLY RESCUED hind Officer of the Minneap- ofis Tumbled Overboard 7! f Boat Drill Test. Paeeen, arrtyine this mormine on fhe Atiantic Transport liner Minnean- j iis from London witnesmed the resous pt sea off [George's Bante, > fand, of Third Omtcer W. H.. Templeton, th charge of boat drilia on the liner. Templeton had a orew of etx men pnsaged tm a ‘boat (rill en Sunday rarntng on the main deck and @ boat Wes lowered, tho oMosr and men get: | Bina in, Ax the boat was lowered one pr the fall ropes in the bow became blowxed and Tempieton stood up in his to give It a Jerk and free It the other fall ropa at the stern of the bom ran freejy sll the time’ throng: fea pulley. to thas Une atere ‘was thres br four feet lower thar the bow, Just as Templeton stood up and reach- pl for the rope, ff became loosened at, Ihe pulley and ran free, letting the bow pf the boat down with a. sudden shock that threw Templeton into the water. Whe steamer was going at reduced apood, j but tt soon left the officer far astern Whe ship circled around, bowever, and BraduaNy made back toward Temple- fou, a fe boat belng lowered in the fmeantimo by the crew. Boatswain Alfred Pierce and a crow pur our in the life bout and managed fo cover the eighth of a mile Letween Wempleton and the steamer fn remark- blo short time No dme was lost in bflecting his rescue, as for twenty-four hours previous a number of sharks had ed following olose In the ¢ steamer Templeton was hauled out of the sea i; frto the life-boat-and the return trip Bnade to the ship. He was none the Worse for his ducking. The incident Breated considerable excitement aboard he’ big liner and the decks were erowded by the passengers returning from the other side, A vivaclous party of Mount Vernon Beminary girls, who have been touring urope, returned on the Minneapoits, Ieh docked this morning, Under ths f Mrs Annie Kurtz, « t er, they have vislied 3 Germany, Paris n 1. The” mark auty of the ma neat and nd_of attention aborne, former Assistant Dia- } Attorney. is back from a two { he’ sojourn in Parts, Carlsbad and Viigo tend. Ife was anxious to know If } isirict-Attornay Jerome { Rmaking good" on his elec en, His wife and son —_.___. BOWLERS TO FORM KW TOURRIMEN —— Fasten -beague to-Be-Bivi Into Northern and South- erm Circuit. © for m sectional) z Bowling ew York, Brook- rk in the nor nton and ten tion. Phe-detatis wilt be felix] Discussed at the annual meeting to be beld at Trenton norrow. section will have champtonahip ments in two, three and e-mon contesisx, each playing a series at home and abro and at the close bf the season the winners in the two w Aeon g -¥ Boot tnottie the serion Fat; the Eastern championship. ¢ plan Is a good one as It saves piuch expense in travel Mant trips, as was t d long over- » Last season vhen the one-circult m was in Park Row drives. Xpel componed ymninent Wi wilt hol 5, cs ot fi owlers, will hold at tin ng at Hoffmann’s Unionport Park on. Lady Knickerbockers open the season tabor Day” at Kaempf's Standard al: ‘making extansive pro the. fait” seasons at. the ) arelh t Original Lady” Am: | ‘eek. Dr. Henry 1 ain, who suffered the loss of | K of bowlini an itm) from blood, polo it ta eth the Adiron nck, Hels OCArY” President’ uf the ited Howling Cl J Cae of "tne best naw bow cryin ‘ Sntties beni, fed for the Unty a) tall AC Gt Whiler’s alleys, Wash Hrooklyn. “Entries close on 20. National Monday Jona have received. This eof th moa portant of five-man team competitt Leh? Amer jons held meric One of The Evening World souvenir medaly in the free headpin tournament of 100 recently found in the repair atop stuns Motor Company, wind tmay. be ben ine y the owner hy applying tothe, gram | yepartment of feventh | ening World, 1 a oor, Pulitzer 1 MAIL ROBBERY DWINDLES, Amount Stole from Train at Den- ver Drops to 8250, FULL OF SHARKS: ; Attempt he will probably | sometime warty to-day, cd |caught by Polfooman Molnerny, of the tracted no | West Foarty-seyenth street station, after | Wells THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, AUGUS M2577, THIRD OFFICER OF MINNEAPOLIS WHO 1 | WENT GUNNING — FOR POLICEMAN ~ A SECOND TIME Smith Failed to “Get” Mc- AGED MILLIONAIRE WAS SAVED AT SEA. ‘LAUGHS AT & ED RCE 'Ship-Owner Booth Calls Dr | | | | “Do you I ook Ike that Rind of! a mant I'm pretty old for that sort of | thing |NAMED IN SUIT HUSBAND BRINGS IN DIVORCE COURT. CNG Tompkins’s Suit Absurd Case. | | | an | | Henry P. Booth, former President. of the Ward line, and sth! one of ita) manaxing directors, did not sem xt all rhed. to-day when quest about the divorce { Dr v. apkins, filed at Stef! in whioh he has been’ o | elderly to perter He chuckied in fils beant for 1 few moments and then added: é , Tcan't understand this at all known mmpkinses for Mrs, Tompkins may_be— n I, but, at that. she Is wel over Atty. I can say that I never had muoh use for Dr. Tompkins. That ts all nonsense about his being a wealthy nociety man who entertains largely In {Me summer villa at Great Barrinaton. “He is a physician, but has scarce! any practice, They lve in a very mod Way, My relatives with Mr. and Mra Tompkins have always been friendly, nothing more The talk of bringing me | into the case Is absurd. I have not con dolted a lawyer and will not, uniess pa: 1 ited on me, and that Is very | ly, That te all I have to SAY nae wee De West Ninety-aixth Deen sublet, for cher Voreepapers. wore. gu eri eid, near the physician's Great | Barrin, in summer home, Orlando C. | Hartington ier of Great Barrington, | younger PRICES OF MILK READY 10 SOAR pers unlike! Inerny First Time, Later Got Him. A man- who for ‘severa! days hed been trying to get a pot shot at a policeman down about Fifty-sixth strest and Eheventh avenue, made the last make for for he was he had stepped from a doorway and, ‘ing a pistol at the oflcer, said: "ve run your pace long enough. Now’'e your time to die. The policeman grappled with him end while they were afruggling Policeman Gannon came Up and the .wo -arresied the man, who sald bis name was John Sm thirty-six years old, who gave his Testdence as No. £9 Eleventh ave- nue. The pistol they took from him was loaded and he had three extra rounds of cartridges, 4 Smih 1s sald to belong to the Strykera lane gang of that locality. Aug. 19 he waiked up to Policeman Mo- thecnay in Fifty-sixth street, apparently under the Influence of wood alooho! and fired one shot at the officer. He ran and escaped in Keller's lumber yard, nearby, The ‘policeman hadn't been able wet his eves on him since. When ‘MeInefny started’ on post Gay Policeman O Briea told bim Smith twas out agaln, throwing bricks off roofs ai the polfcamen on post but had ded_in escaping eaoh time. to @ cautioned Melnerny. ly a few. minutes later that eared with the pistol officer. AUTO TURNS AMBULANCE “ FOR MAN IT RUNS DOWN. Witnesses to Motor Car Accident Declare that Victim Walked Into Danger. Paul Baumgarten, of No. 24 Riverside Drive, who ts spending the summer at Glen Cove, L. I, was pissing through Long Island Otty to-day in his auto- mobile, when Sartos Tucco, an Italian laborer, stepped in front of the ma Chins and was pitched tothe Carb Mr, Bumgarien placed Tucco in the car and hurried to St. John's Hospital ‘The tlalian was not seriously hurt. He lives at No, 63 Ridge etreet, Long ls- land City. Witnesses of the acolden: tnformed the police that Tucco jumped direotly In the path ofthe muto and-that Mr. Raumbanien was blameless, The police ook. the tomodilist. Ce SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Sun rises, 5.21/8un wets. 0. Hook. Govern ir) Hell Gate .. ndy PORT OF NEW Yori, ARRIVED, Liverpool Georgetown} penhagen | Minnea polls Furnessia Kaleer Wil Havana INCOMING STRAMSHIPS. DUE TO-DA’ , Naples. city, Swansea. OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. BAILED TO-DAY. Kalser Withelm der City of Atlanta, Grosse. Bi Savannah 1” Monros, Norfolk. ‘olon, Moltice - Naples, Caronia, Live Dunottar Gast | | OHICAGO, Three have from the Aug dinnppeared ciphers amount takon In the dlleged $260,000 mall robbery —9n.a/ Chicago, tratn 10 Burlington & Quincy. reorntly, The offi Jont money tm $250, allway 8 Inepector Klinball yester ay of Post-O} ‘ CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ceived 1 from, the opiolala, at the s that they Lad not yet found: th wht » two mall. polohea stolen, » Lid tut. that. they had i noe of money atolen waa put CO WET TOOK OUT Or ETT 12 maine FST modo! S. 3.” every particle of the virus, , desired sent free to all who write resented the plaintiff. ' eee ea vores tibet asiekea misconduct Consumers May Have to Pay Mrs. Tompxing and Mr Booth on} 4 ty voral a delng nis Gn . agrernls Pocus Oooh nae Ten Cents a Quart This Mr. Booth {a a widower and 36 Jone {n a mansion at Winter. Tifty-sixth strect, which t ted for many yea Peay otimes a millionaire, SWEDISH CRUSER - FYLGIA N PORT i A shortage In the mi%& mpply of 16,- 000 gallons dally, with the prospect that wholesale dealers will be unable to re- new contracts In October at the pres- ent pride, It -ts belleved will result in ‘an increase In the retail price of § cents a quart Some dealers, It ts cialmed, are now rylling nifikoto retatlers at-a jess-ef tt chnis a quart. They pay 7 cents and turd It over tot retailers at 4% cents. The farmers are able to use the Grought as an argyment tor boosting It 1s said, and in addition the Anchors in North River and} Commander Makes Round of Official Calls. the price of milk The restrictions of Health, it is believed, tend to Keep up the pri | farmers say they can | quirements without the expenditure of Such money While it Is not The Swedish crulser Fylgia steamed | up North River lay and anchored off the Columbla Yach: 6 house at the foot of Highty-sixth street. her way to her anchorage the Fylgta passed the United States ark, anchored off Eighty<ourth and dipped her colors three 1 some reason the Newark, which tx nov used as a training hip for the naval reserves, did not Teply to the salute. ‘Acting Swedish Consul, Magnus Clar hokn, boarded the cruiser to officially welcome Commodore Lindbeng, thi commander, his officers and | crew. helm was not on board the to Boston and redicted that the bic cruiser v-| the price until they are forced to by the farmers, it js not regarded as poe sible to continue at the present price. The least raise deemed posatbie ts of one-half a cent a quart to dealers and cent to consumers, It is regarded as not Improbable that the price will go to 10 cents. It !s predicted that butter will retail at 6 conts during the coming winter. ——_—_—___ HUGHES ON ROUND OF FAIRS. com} “ALBANY, AUK, 7 Governor Hawt his} itt this morning fer Sandy Hill to attend the Washington county fair: The Governo rexpects to make a speech. He will return to-night and leave to-mor Tow for, Lowville to be present at the tat o tthe Lewis County Agricultun! Society. expects to be present at the Genov. Experiment Station celebration and Fri ay, he ts to be mt the Fair of the ry-Ya the Swedish ‘Consuiete ina, which: te paivted ‘white in honor of her vistt to America—all the other veasela of the Swedish navy, being a dark gray—oarried, besides her commander twelve officers and a crew of about 7 and any The Fy at DeMht Genuine CERTAIN SAFE TREATMENT. 8. S. S. is the only safe and reliable cure for Contagious Blood Poison. It is purely vegetable, made entirely from healing, cleansing roots, herbs and barks, and in addition to curing this vile disorder, S, S, S, builds up every part of the system, Mercury and potash cannot cure the trouble; they can only mask it in the system for awhile, and when they are left off the disease returns, usually, ne worse form than before,.and the patient ease the delicate lining of the stomach, affect the bowels, produce chronic dyspepsia and often set up Mercurial Rheumatism, — It will not do to trifle with a disease so powerful as Contagious Blood Poison, for every day it remains in the blood it is progressing toward a dangerous stage, and will in the end get beyond the control of any treatment, §, S. S. cures blood poison in the right way, it goes down into the cireulation and removes N esnlts are ever experienced from the use of S, S. 8. It is gentle and picasant in its action, and forty years of cures warrant the statement that S. S. S ot only a safe but a certain treatment, Home treatment book oi this disease and any medical advice a SPECIEIC CO. ATLANTA GA, THE SWIFT oS an-in Orange County -and-vicle- ty are preparing to organize te put up. placed or dealers py the Department will also | milk companies will undertake to ratse On “Thursday ‘the Governor || ‘Delaware County Agricultural Goctety | | 1s ay 1k | or i] | | | finds he has damaged his health with these strong minerals, which dis-) | Slot ‘of our very remarkable Labor Day Sale of highest | $475 Walters Concert Grand Upright Pianos for 235 | charge extras whatever. Piano will be delivered on payment of $5.00. Thay baye the Guest repeating wction, wbled le guaranteed tor 2 years, Walters Coucert and oe Ware three riring® jo unison theoughest, tm roved practize muffler, Uhr new over-strung | Seale, 71-3 octaves, fneet so! tg beat #007 pian. walnut, orors-banded al] the way throu | They Are | Every Walters Concert Grand Upright Piano Bears the Maker’s Name | | Piano at $235 you not cnly make an investment which is as |safe as United States Gold Bonds, but you make a clear saving of about $240.00. | |A 15-Year Guarentee | tvaranteed by thelr builders, us wall ax by ourselves. | EXCHANGE | FR All Cars | Transfer (o To get down to details A cake of B.& G. (rocter & Gin ie a Soap is 43 Nap h- th 4 inches long, inches high and a little less than 2 inches wide. 2 It weighs three quarters of a pound. The color of it—white—is one, and only one, of the evidences of its superiority. P&G. Naphtha Soap is hatder than any other naphtha soap; which ‘is one way of saying that it will last longer. — It is. made of better materials than any other naphtha soap. As_ a consequence, it will do better work; do it quicker, easier, more thoroughly For-the woman who does her own work, P| G. Naphtha Soap is the greatest time and Jaler saver that has been invented in years. P. & G. Naphtha Soap is for sale in almost every grocery in this city. The price is 5 cents a cake. PROCTER & GAMBLE. Vactorles: Port Ivory, Staten Island, N. Y. Naas hberaye The Last 4 Days grade, world-renowned, rich-toned on the very easy terms of | *5 Down and *1 Per Week Sale positively ends August 31st or sooner. { We insure the piano until it is entirely paid for, and nothing for this. We charge no interest and no Walters Concert Grand Upright Pianos Are Built to i Last a Lifetime lid brase pedals aud trimmis elected trory kere, patent covered sharp, which are | ev smooth as glass, In ‘acces! OF you would expect to find are in the newest Empire Stylo, handsomely carved tn original designs lain, The caees are double veneered, in beautiful Sgured mahogany, oak or | Beqatiful in Tone, Artistic in Construction, and Perfection in Piano Building | When you secure a Walters Concert Grand Upright in Snnerted in, gilt letters in every | Walters Concert Grand Upright Piuno-in fact, every part ts fully | baad Geil 1 a new Walters, and pay any balance duc at the rat r week To every purchaser aiters Uprigut Concert Grand Plano during this sale we will Kive free a Deautiful Japanese silk embrotd rf, stool and rubber cove! ed plar> | Make Your Selection at Once, as this sale ends Saturday evening Upon request a repreauntative will call, Warerooma, td Floor. ° Lex, to: 3d Bloomingdales’, sti ts son's NDAY (ZORLD [ANTS [ork NDAY GIORNING [IONDERS OOM ACL 1 LEXINGTON 10 5 Mf Ces VERY, VERY SPECIAL! | | New Black Chiffon | | Taffeta Waists for $2.98 | The very newest Autumn models, and this | especially attractive price is made simply to intro- | duce them. A little later they will cost you more. | They are splendidly made of fine. quality black | chiffon taffeta, and the back..and front are tastefully | cluster tucked. Collar and cuffs are trimmed with | eyelet embroidery.’ Have button back'and three- | quarter sleeves. i | | | | . Bloomingdales’, Beognd Floor,” 9th St. bection, RLOOMINODALES' ———— Fall Hats--Now Showing You can wear them now and 'way up to and into the Win- ter. Every worthy new style, all new colorings, and the prices are all right, too. : colors LargeMashroom Hats+* #1! sei ' | with large tafieta bow; a rea, smart | Antammn-Hatr—Ssareet models | trimmings of pret- ty wings and fancies; copies of tm- 1}on Aca abnal ; Fall. style. Worth 1 98 ported model in a line of novel- $2.98, at . . ties that will appeal to the woman || who wagisa new Fall style hat at the very Imported Wings and Fancies; $4.98 Western samples; worth moderate price of, cial a rere Tesingts . Bection. BLOOMINGDALES’ Dining-Room Pictures, $1. 98 Actually worth $5.00, at Splendidly colored. prints and still-life pictures framed in | beautifully shaped Flemish oak, with black corners in Dutch ; styles, 344 inches wide. Entire Picture measures $1 98 | 26x30 inches. Wednesday cniy at.-.---.---+- ° i Blooming der, Third Fioor, 1 BLOOMIN GDALES’: | The greatest Parlor Suit value ever offered. Made by which is a guarantee of quality. 5 massive pieces, including Rocker. The tops are entirely and elaborately goveredwith deep cut carving _(not_composition), _In-_} i Other great Parlor Suit values, each one_a rare bargain, include: | | “Superba” Toilet Requisites in a Great Special Sale The goods are made in the. Superba laboratories of Paris «| and New York, for which concern we are the sole New York | agents. To increase their popularity we make these specially reduced prices for, to-morrow: Ruperba Spanish Castile Bhampoo— | Superba Violet Ammonia—For the tol- fort ettective scalp cleanser; 397 | Jet, vath and mick room: aplen- J 5¢@ apectal price sepeeees | atd for shampooing: spectal. Oriental ‘Tooth Powder—Pre- aperba Hale Tonjo—Improves, pro | Baperee aud beautifies the Balt: Sac me lieeth and epecial ve har ’ Mtr Improver—Restores the | superba Cold Crea: Bape iA orieinal prevents | Supe etd ange reel Pair te Narutt and. produces & Geatin ot ‘the halt; spectel. 49 Jet Bea Salt—For the bath; ek the akin sort ang pu preserves a 4 medium, = Easonce “odors, includin, Wood Violet, 4 ry Vicks one, Sra. era ° ‘Trefie, Jockey eNotrope, White i ‘Trefle, @&c..| In 6-08. Auipaenad’ bores SOS. 2501 Triple. veka are... 9c at Bekuty—For beau Narpreeerviug the eom- 4gc special Sth superba Violet Borax—For we atn; softens the Cleanses the pores; special. - Nolet Bea Galt—For the b 8 Tollet WateHViolet._ Rien, Tree, Jockey club chi the tollet 5c ath ba Sachet—It envelopes, Including Violet, Wood Vielet, eV! . Trefie, White Rose, Jockey moat exquisitely per! 29c| “Srbs be, fancy package......- Coupon: ---High-Grade Clocks, Bring this coupon to the store and we will | sell you one of these handsome eight-day Regu- Jator Clocks with calendar, at this special’ price, providing you will permit our name to appear on the clock as in illustration. They are guaranteed to c have 12-in. dial, 38 in. high, 16 in. wide; incased A in handsome oak ca’ t work, We are informed | that others “are selling these Clocks $3 95) ‘ | ° at $10 and $12 on tie instalmen plan. Our price, with coupon : Hlowsr : FAROE TEAS | BLOOMED ALES! : Our co-operative plan enablea you, to | purchase Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, | On Easy Terms Oil Paintings, Household Goods, and, in fact, almost anythin household use, at the regular cash prices, on very liberal terr Warerooma, &i Flosr BLOOMINGDALES! Dress Suit Case, Coupen "Actual Value $5.00, for $2. 95 Made of cowhide leather in a most: up- ees = . to-date fashion; strong and dura le. rea These identical Cases are sold by ex®lu- sive dealers for$5.00, an. e¢ willnot sell an, at our special price ucless this cou pon is p-esented Bloo mingdates’ Sewing Machines, Talking Machines, | ® you need for | i | conn at | | | | | | Main Froor, This $90.00 Parlor Suit for $57.50 } lestructible spring work, covered w.th high-grade Verona. Hi $180 5-Piece Suit at $150.00) $75 3-Piece Suit at $55.00 129“ (95.00). 56“ «4 "42.00 85 “ cif “ a“ 62.50 50 co “ “ “ 35.00 { 65 “ “oe “ “ 50.50 45 “ “ “ “ 37.00 sow 37.50; 30 2400 38 “ “ ck cf 30.00 20 “ “ “cc ri 15.00 mg 20.001 18 25 Our Great Sale of Sample Brass and Enamelled Beds Is | Still in Progress. Tiesminedates’ orontes orieor! == LOOMING DALES at be perfect timepieces; | |