The evening world. Newspaper, October 16, 1907, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16; 1907 _ MURPHY SMILES [MANY CRUSHEDAS [PASSENGERS IN. METER TRIKSTERS AS HE REARS OF | TROLLEY IN DASH TRANSMASHON AE ‘end Detective Boyle, of the Uptown “Detective Bureau. aes there, you eeliona: what's up? peice officers—can we help ta sks ap, Bayle as ia was Lynch's answer, Aoit ita ‘@ Jab-vent Leigh sprawling in nother diriction, Lynch looked about ithe -worldwell, you've got one healthy Buess to come.” The twooMcera were about to pounes ynch when Patrolman Love,.of the | eat -Porty-seventh- “ptreet-station-hove- und thé corner. Lynoh rushed up to . Policeman. Here's couple of prowlers who went the ney Ihave in my jeana and were not pussies cpouen to reas it, Xou'a aget fences eat the relent Breen allowed }— ae ae bg set f pe Ae merapper and {he tro. two SUMPED OVERBOARD: k hands as Open to-Any Good -Demo- ___crat,”"He Says, F, Murphy emile, which’ |s unique and cannot be imitated or formed, to-day, at! [the Wigwam when‘ a reporter for The \Evening World caljed: tis attention 10 the story’ thac the Mayor_is_ preparing | fa get back into ‘Tammany Hell. ‘The ‘morning” papets say that Tom ‘and Mayor McClellan before’ the week ends? -wugpested the reporter. The leader gave the aah on his clear a ‘short pertod of grave consideration ‘and kept on smiling. Mr. Murphy, “but the doors of ” many Hall are open 10 any good ‘Dencaiat:? The accent was on the GOOD. =think =the: Mayer's -endarse- om other nominees and his announcement that he will vote the ticket is going to help any7” ‘Undoubtedly 1 will help,” Murphy. The reporter —tojd~ ini of a rosy wimor thatthe. Mayor would probabiy want..togo..beck to. wien. hiscterm ut the City Hall: end: “Time wae fe canis wered. do! no "Afler which le went into exeoutive session with himeel; A lot of leaders were at the H campalg ernie Mintonye has promised, ae REAT STCRM SWEEPS OVER:SOUTHERN EUROPE: ite | Morocco, Portugal, Spain. and ~-France-Deluged, and Much | Distress ‘Caused. PARIS. Oct. 16.—The whole of South- | ern Euyope is in the gri mendow& ‘storm, accompa of the unprecedented rainfalls ahd suc- | Gession Of floods of ‘the “past three! weeks, is causing great distros | _iihe storm area extends from ‘Morocco | rthward, over Portugal, Spain and | Charles F. Murphy stified the Oharies | °| tyefive injured. = ‘Twenty-five Injured. Auburn-Zoo | electric. atreet ‘car Jumped the track at the brow of the Mount Auburn filll, above the city, early to-day plunged over an eribankment. } One_passengit was, Killed and twon- ‘The car jumped the track. where it akirts the ede of Mount Hope. road embanlenant and Sele ‘Mown-a-twen— ‘at! prominent citizens who ‘were en Toute: apes spaceessiesns: ctty. it ix stated Jost control ep grade and it turning over several] times = its ae: scent over the embankment. The | man =| engineer thought he would hare time Bal Meh hard, ~-Benjamin’ Evelyn MoCoal and Miss Mary Crow. AL ware internally injured anit mos’ See nem had elther arms or aM Bisertstein, — Mii eterna eee HAU'S: APPEAL DENTE! LEIPSIC, Germany, Oct. 16.—The Su- Tejected the appeai 1 Hau for revision of said Mr. | eat i} Yar Rockaway, was damaged forward TILDEN’S NIECE. A SUICIDE DETROIT, Oct. %.—The body of Mrs. patie a rarer 6 nese of the late ‘Tilden, was taken from the nee ease pesterasy She had com- mitted suicid SENT TO CELLS Clever Inventors of Devices to! | | | i { Untrimmed Millinery AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF OSTRICH, WILLOW AND MARA- BOUT” FEATHERS, WINGS, COQUES, ROSES AND FOLIAGE. —_—— | 4 —Woodmere-and-One-Car— ~-|=—“Thrown from Tracks. ‘ot the. Long’ I s. freight “train Woodmere fate last night. | of. the! passenger, whieh | ‘The first cnr) was front and ¢:numbder tered by the shock of the collision. The} aF€ iT shta te have aes <ingury— but sot s. ployess on either train were hurt.: bas first passenger car was Ereslotnies and the fretght_car that: hit Waa overs turned, | | ‘The thelahe tran wae trying t, make! @ siding and had cut across fret the! weatbound-to the eastbound track. The to-clear the main line before the passen-| Tali Yeached-the-mpot, but the jest {i car was struck by the motor oar and toppled_over. ———— LECTURES AT_ COLUMBIA. “Prot. C. J. Keyser will open et Colum. | ba University this afternoon with a lec- | ture on ‘Mathematics’? a course of non- | teohnical ‘lectures designed to explain to the public ¢he latest work in science, | philosophy and art. _ MEN'S and BOYS’ UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY. H IN MEDIUM PRICED GRADES, FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. WORSTED JACKETS AND VESTS, FOR GOLFING, MOTORING AND GENERAL OUTING SERVICE. A SPECIAL SALE WILL (THURSDAY), | BE HELD TO-MORROW \ OF | Steat Electricity—Getj— Prison Terms. Electric Rams a Freight Near} : Two inventors paid the penaity of Tnisguided—xentus_t0-day~{n~ the Court Ore Sessions. They doth went to-the Penitentiary. —-By_- his own —_contessien,_ AD. Barth; of No. @ Sixth avenue, had ‘spent foix of his twenty-elahth year. perfectlvx a) device which, If attached }to,an electric moter, would in’ one day run the register buck untll all tlie: pow- er used ina week would be marked off. Because of the SUCTION PRIN- CIPLE. to Thetective Kenny, of the New York Edison Company, Barth sold about twenty of the devices at $200 each. Defore'he was arrested. The couipany brocught-e-switchboard eourt: attention to" the few the’ ie he, bad worked halt ex Tard on a legitimate ao} ie : vention would have earn a great) East 23d deal more money “and stayed out of) 54 West 128th St,, ve Joseph White of No, 2304 Second ave-|442 Columbus Ave., sit @ 934 ate, nue, who deiaed a ground wire scteme| — ahich, belng lltched too shut-off | plug, from reel! the. _Onposlte Abraham & Straus’ tering altogether, was given a year. All Stores Open Sat. Eve. Teron iris! is. 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The pe eerency Rorrend ‘Bunvoat Cassini fost ter ropes white svaturing=~| The recently flooded vers in Southof ‘France are again rising thany trouses, weakened by the prejous inundations, sto tailing. In the Devartment of Gavole-a great. overhanging cliff of 800,000 cubic metres is reported to be moving and in imm!- nent. danger of toppling over and he village ot T 1. feet belo MEN'S. MEDIUM:WEIGHT “AT $2.40 -MERINO, UNDERWEAR seu j ‘ith the corner_of “the leathey|§ — ‘anc ip —hia _teath,whlle- severai_thou- Sand persons on the Oceanic and also ‘me Caronia, of the Cunard Line, who | w tlie dive from the deck, applauded | feat The Oceanic had dropped anchor at ‘States Mall “boat was ‘busy “receiving tse mere: »mail down! the shoot. One of the smaller poliches carrying email “pound Ani phe es eta ju! en removing his shoe: na second. It was neve f IFAKE EXPRESSMAN HELD i FOR TRIAL IN $1.000 BAIL. (Alexander -Melzler’s Actions Aroused Suspicions of an Elevator Boy Jefterson M r mtesii ne SHA OS- WOT $06 ros. - ~& Co. -No.-13-Spring-areet, —--by impersonating an employee of the SSAmerica Express Company. Bictzier went to the Zabrinaky estad- | shmen yesterday afternoon, He wus Greesed in the regular expressman's gumper and overais and had a cab -an dbadge felomitor gney him two packages, -an d-Buekle Oxfords. with. “trated “wing tips style-extremists in sity circles this season—and 7 are the joy- of aa college and univer- dressy young business men have likewise discovered the satisfaction of wear-- ing these ‘‘swa through the Fall: ger” low-cuts all ee ere is @ Regal that fulfills ° __all_the—latestfashion-require- =ments for this snappy style of shoe—narrow Slope toe, wide outside and spade sole. of highest leather, Fal “swin Made ade. 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