The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1907, Page 7

i CLINGS TOR BRACE HOSED SWES HS LFE Rides Mile on Speeding Train With Leg Broken and Ankle Caught in Step. Karl, 8 trical equlpm: pf ete: w York Cen-! for the 3 ta in Harjem H. @ remarkable accé ured last night. V tured and his ankle step of the platfe leg’ {rac- | ught In the lower | mn of Aa passenger conch Stocker hy y his hands toj tae chains and alr t ose between the cars ‘wi travelled a/ mile, zh the train; heard his cries and Just as he lost co} Stocker haa char retch 0! ins division. I hls custom to board an express has be £ White ventral Station at o'clock every | ning, This @rain makes no reguiar s between White Plains and’ the : t One Hundred and} ° How Pescencer Saved His Lite. When Foot Caught in Car Step, EVENING. WORLD, _TUE TURNS ON GAS | AND ENDS WS LIFt HE | Mathias Finkbeiner, Nervous! After Three Days’ Absence, Commits Suicide. } | Mathias Finkbeiner, proprietor of a ‘typical old country beer stube at No.j 23 Fifth atreot, resorted to mufclde by gas as a meane of ending his existence | early to-day. | Finkbeiner Itved with his wie and |daughtor Tina in apartments over the saloon. For the past tree days he had; Deen away from home, He returnet} jlate Inst evening In a very nervous and | {frritabie ‘condition. Nothing wes qld | |to him by hie wife and Gauguter |they led him to his, bedroom to. rest | for the nigat. This morning Ting awoke | fand mixing her father trom his" room lWwent downsjalra to the saloon. The doors were locked and the odor wused her to scream in alarm. Poilsiman Lorbe broke in and found Finkbelner prostrate on the floor, with ing from two jets. A doctor elievue Hospttal aalg he hed Never Fails to RESTORE GRAY HAIR “PASSENGER SAVED Hie LIFE ent with the conduc- | Fineer the train slowed! down at One Hundred and One Hundred and He rode down on the | and approach. | Mdee of train wag running drow stepped out on! When the train had run almiosta Site | next to the} and was entering the mately Hayen | 9 step of ‘ards a traip boy, passing from thi ory es Year coach to the Rext heard htm and Foot Slips in Trap. }ran_to_not the conductor who {n- iantly pulled the signal cord and caul| n slowed down and Stocker| n step and the guard-plece be- tho steps. He had loosened hit | Pe h hls hands, and fell outward, foot seturely caught, striking ind with bis right arm. and At.the same moment the engi- thinkfng that he had jumped opened the throttle to plek up epred The jerk broke Stocker's right leg at e the ankle and the knee and he was bounced along on the tes for some dis- tance, His clothing on the right side of the upper part of his body was scraped eff and his skin was filled with cinders ard stones from the bailast. In some way he cannot explain Stock- et managed to catch hold of a chain hanging between the platforms. Draw- ing Limzelf up with one arm he man- aged Krasp hdjld of the alr brake jah een {th both hands and hang onl wi be fi Vease) L Aground on Romer Shoal. [This péxifion just enabled him to cleary the projecting endw-ot-the ties, | Mad with pain and fright at the top of his rolce, lof the locomotive echoing against the Screams in Vain, 1 but une eoumeg tie "out ti rough Swick thie of the train. i ed the stoppage Jump. His left foot sitpped |““giocker had lost his sensen when the In an opening between the|memberm of the crew reached him. {They extricated is foot, with ‘aimeulty, | aboard the coach and car- Hn tp the Harem station, from oy he was removed to Harlem | ned to-day, and. if he > two the chances uluimate recovery. e and seven chil- waded With paded with barrol st. Fon Romer Shoal wht ‘. and immediately fac~ granted leave by vr Her deck load will Mille, J. vin, lighters, after which she | Mills. ted tasteless mildness of some cigar- ettes and those who can’t enjoy the heaviness of strong cigarettcs find the HELMAR just right. rich, full fragrance of thoroughly — |fo its NATURAL COLOR No matter how Jong it has been gray or faded. Promotes a “qux- uriant growth of healthy hair. Stops its falling out, and positively removes Dandruff. Keeps hair sott jadi gloss ye Is not 3 | dye. ‘0c and ¢1. ci) ot es, “al “Aruggists. PIMPLES ASSETS ssa aM, I _ Assignee Edward Ha Harding Files, Provisional Bond of $125,000. Cihsried a xtnde of bina remot whiter fanne rdwart Hnrdl att cess aes iran Glarding, “easianto of Sills piss ita: aac areal tofy ail tote. : xohal feistee ee gt, Oh seat rye eretit re at No. 71 Wa! ‘eet, has been noe Tuispa to" haye's ehance to, recemmer e Ford, of the a proyistonal ual yalue of | Pred C. Wittes, %6 Eis 82., Hewart, I. J. Supreme Court, to “bond of $125,001 leted amount to $112; wa: New York of Palit 0. Malle, $3,000: ule, E. H nicure, tore peepee f he Puss Bae and Phitip O. composed H. Masson, $r., emoty C0., Chicage or HY. 3x: | ANBUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES | They assigned on Aug. 2 -ihose smokers who dislike the The HELMAR offers all the seasoned Turkish tobacco and a mellow smoothness that de- lights even the most exper enced smoker. _ TURKISH . 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