The evening world. Newspaper, September 11, 1907, Page 12

“—-yortierh street, ‘BOOKKEEPER FOR HAVENS HAS NO FEAn OF PRISON Relations Between Emplevel| and Man Accused of Wreck- | ing Firm Are Cordial. SAYS HE - Claims to Have Suffered by| Collapse of House Whose Accounts He Handled. FISH LOST. | Bookkeeper Gedrge F. Fish, charged by E. B. Have: head of E. B. Havens & Co., - Wa: brokers, with jug- fing the accounts #0 that the firm wax-fereedinto bankruptcy, Gxelared to-day) that he does not fear @-rest or prosecution. Although ‘t is charged that false en- ¢ 1 the firm to lose more than cyrding to a schedule re- F he concern collapsed, and the host tbralet relations prevail between employer and his former employee, Fish and his wife, who livetin a beau- {iful homé at No. 43 One Hundred and spant-the ntght in Brooklyn with friends, but Mr, Fish re- turned to-day to consult his lawyer, Charles Fox, of No. 3 Broad street. Bookkeeper Fish says he was a sut- ferat by the failure of the house for which he kept the accounts. a A’ story that nus caused no end of, gossip is that Mra. Fish originally made fu deposit witli the concern out of her private fortune inherited from ber parents. AUSTRIAN PRINCE AND HIS -CHAUFFEUR KILLED. Three Others Injured in Wreck of Auto, Which Struck House Dodging Another Car, ~ FORLI, Italy, Sept. i—Prince Wivi- eisch!, of Vienna, now residing at Fiorence, was kiled to-day when his Butomodile, While xolng at a high rate | of speed, struck the corner of a in an aitempt to another automobile. "The Prince's chauffeur was also killed | is @nd three other persone who were in | were favold erashing into | 2 ~ ADBBED HIM IN | the eandbaggers «truck Mm at least ten | atrange men have been loitering in the THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, | Convention favor Supreme Court Jus- | tice J. Franklin Fort for he Guesean Vieetar eaakeatiaes | The Faganites elect thelr candidates | for’ delegates to tha County Convention | ts Jersey City and te nee but foe Dickinson men of ‘FAGAN WINS QUT IN JERSEY CITY, The latest Agures on the Repub! ean | 9 coe: Ie ha sticenty! Cearveutdaa oat petmsry election In Jersey City yester | of a total of 39 delegates. , y give Mayor Fagan 116 1-2 votes and| The case of President Theodore John Mitchell, the regular organization | Bierek, of the Police Bipenstsh ete hard ees . arrested on @ charge of interfering fe, 1 votes for the Mayor | gq election board and locked.up fer four j sity nomination tn the City Conven:| nours, will come up before Justice Fort Hon. Sept. 17. Bierck wae released under Tho Fagan delegates to the eels pail last night DARING THIEVES DARK HALLWAY = Gustav O'Connor First Sand- ‘bagged at an Amsterdam Avenue Tenement. Sterling Guarantee Means Something Two dating thieves are stil! at large though they yesterday held} agked and robbed ame | o'connor, @ rent collector. O'Connor !s elghteen yeara old and te employed by Knap & Co., real estate | brokers, of No. 1683 Amsterdam avenue, | He was on a rent collecting tour yeq-| terday morning, and entered an spart- ment houre at One Hundred and Forty-| fourth street and Amsterniam avenye. He had $18 belonging to Knap & Co. in Sls wallet. at Coming through a poorty lighted hatt- | way O'Connor saw two men anaine | near the sinita and passed them with | out a word, A few minutes later on his way to the mreet the youth again | Because: passed the men. As he did so he re- | Ved celved a blow on the head and sank, First—It fs more than an agreement {n writing. unconsctous, to the floor. He believes Second —The policy and methods of our business protect Third —Forty-seven years of enviable experience in-man- ufacturing and _ selling -pi- anos protects you. In PURCHASING a Ster- ling Piano you-are abso- lutely sure of getting one of the highest examples of n artistic piano. times. His pockets were rifed and the $150 stolen, When he recovered consciousness he immediately went to his employer's | office, less than a block away, and told | his story, A: doctor was summoned and O'Connor then visited Police Head- quarters with Mr. Knap and gaye an account of iis experiences. The pre- clnct police of the West One Hundred | and Fifty-sesond Street Station were not notified of the robbery, 4 O'Connor remembers now that two neighborhood for the last four deys and they followed him on one occas‘on. Accoraing to business men of the Washington Heights section hold-ups and house burglaries are becoming fre- quentijn that locality. and Commission: A Sterling Piano always commands buyers. A small cash deposit will secure an in- strument. Balance in easy |} i a} i; fhattersin band when he returns ow Sat payments. No Interest. No urday to No, 30) Mulberry atr mortgage. Simply an agree- {| ment to pay a small amount each month. e e wena (The Sterling Piano o. a rehearsal of “The Christian Piigrim™ i | i} Moon sHentletta Crosman was struck on || 518-520 Fulton St., cor. Hanover Place, Brooklyn the end by a oroadsword and slightly | OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. SwoRD CUTS MISS CROSMAN. | Actress Wounded tn Fencing Bont at Rehearsal, The’ sword | sllppe Powers h dodged and Aecaped’ Mbeltullitorseet’ the blo “The Honeymoon:- Next in the famous series of “SUNBONNET”™ pictures, goes FREE with every copy of This Picture, Enlarged Siz These unique and let them ADD CHARM The Last Three Pictures Shown Will Be Given FREE With: Sunday World tive pictures are printed in striking colors on heavy plate paper all ready for framing. Th's Picture, Enlarged Size, in Colors, Sunday, Sept. 29. e, in Colors, Sunday, Sept. 22. on Next Three Sundays, Consecutively. and highly decora- Get the set TO YOUR HOME, i iets, Tolrged Size, falCalara! Sunday, Oct. 6 REAL ESTATE FOR LONG ISLAND. ! EPTEMBER 11, 1907. SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE FOR GALE— LONG ISLAND. | LONG ISLAND. | LONG ISLAND. IS IT TRUE That the Average New Yorker Sees Only a Day at a Time? When JOHN JACOB ASTOR bought the land be= tween 42d and 46th Streets and from Broadway to the Hudson, the majority of New Yorkers said he had over- reached himself—that the city could never extend as far north as ‘‘Eden Fiarm.”’ Now there are five hundred thousand people in the Bronx—five miles north. There are fourteen hundred thousand people in\ Brooklyn. You know what made the Bronx—it was one line of transportation. ~ You know what made Brooklyn—it was the bridge. What do you think of the future of a superb residen- tial park in the City of New York, with city improve- ments— sewers, electric light, gas, water, fire. and _ police protection? - Eighteen minutes from Herald Square. The focus of ten tunnels and five bridges. With eight hundred trains a day. A five cent trolley fare now. Where a mancan buy a lot for as little as $450 within. the next thirty days. There is not a piece of property in Manhattan with any bottom to it, having anything like the accessibility and advantages, where lots can be bought for less than $5, 000. On account of its eens and heen Hib New York City Improvement Commission wanted it for a city park and so recommended it to Mayor McClellan. Highly developed properties with handsome residences surround it. : Remember—Ejighteen minutes. from New~York’s theatrical and shopping cehtre—with a five-cent fare. Actually nearer City Hall than is 160th Street. Do you believe such a situation can exist and you not know about it? Next Sunday’s WORLD will open your eyes to cer- tain astounding facts. x Facing such conditions as these are just two kinds of men: The few that act instantly; . And the many who will tell their, children ‘ ‘Why, I know the time I could have owned, etc.’’ . The Board of Directors is-a guarantee of the property, It is-composed. of men who could not lend their names to an overstatement ot fact, or the’ slightest, misrep- __resentation.of details. You can't judge it by any other real estate proposition you've ever known. There's not another available tract anything like it and there never will be. ‘ Bear in mind next Sunday's WORLD, The announcement will be signed, JAMAICA-ESTATES With the Board of Direetors as follows: : DIRECTORS: A. D. BENNETT, President Hight and Day MIRON 7, HERRICK, formerty Governor Bank. ‘Obin. ‘ M. J. DEGNON, Builder of Belmont tunnete Lede bey echertterpeg Cioarered ante) ‘and contractor for Penneylvanis Road, AAMUDL No JARVIB ot the Mational FRANKLU® P, DURYEA, formerly Duryea or attar. : GEORGE J. 8 YlospPrasident, Acker CLAYTON 8.4088, of 0, 8. Goss & Co, eres a(donatt on ant Dermot EDWARD M. GROUT, formerly Comptroller TIMOTHY f. WOODRUTR, of the City of New York dent Savings Life, Assurance Bocletyi Vice-President Garden City ERNESTUB QULICK, President, i Nie JAMAICA-ESTATES Cambridge Building 334 Fifth Avenue Please send me full information, FILL OUT THIS COUPON IF YOU. WANT ADVANCE INFORMATION