The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1907, Page 4

PANIES A NEN OUT toy BLALE ~All ce wight clothes, ‘paverai rescues of panic- garleken tenants by firemen, and the ‘femperary disappearance of one wom ane lwhioh gutted the fashionable Town- gen apartment-house, No, 26 West Before Gawn to-day, entailing a loss the missing woman, Wed> on tbe fourth floor with her Saag family, and after « search of the debris In aga hallway tad been ma. Was-tound with friends. Ow the ground f or lived the famille. i jet Joseph Gray and Adolph Tish; sec-| ! @ha Moor John Looker and H. Meyero- Po. merman tamil: f= gag" the Nathan family; Joager and Adam True—ten fami- ‘ta all. There were ihe me aum- "the Lorraine fourth, H. C. Arnold cy me fire started in the front. hallway second floor, and was discovered | t ‘Milss Rose Ddeyerowits, who hat J mal) Ware near the landing of the/1 iway-a few weeks_agu. She pap awakened by smoke, and saw we pa of the flames through her ‘Roused Whole House. Bbe aroused her_parents and brother, M y arowi Cry and the latter ted “Fire!” out of the window. Some *@ne fred several shots trom a pistol he mrovt, and Maitland Cuhon, of West One Hundred and Twenty- t.ho wason his way home. tothe hallway -and-rang all pelle ly this\ time the baliways were ‘Billing with half-clad men, women and Vehildren; ana the panic was spreading Pqeithe vccupanta of neighboring houses, faipped with fire-crcapes and also with “galincinaed stairway for servants, and ‘}tor the support of at -market lati AThOId, MATKed-« fre] the—Morgan—ant—Rocketeiter—interesta | ‘Tennessee Coal & Iron Company, though | tlons ws had a strengthening in’ foans made to-day carry over to-mor- | third, Jacob Hirsh and the Zim-| row’ 1 top foot| Pmul, which rose nearly fopr points/ their place as socarity from the low. figure Union Pacific, winon gained $1~ [Mecitien ‘orthern praferrod and New York Cen- #! which Improved 2 3-4. @ena “nervous since the finding of &/moved up 15-4 for the common und} jraent trom the Savant lending. Oche Smelting” Amalramate: Northern. New York Centr: an oper ~of-the> buraing—hause ta] aun! THE EVENING WORLD, KOVEMBER 4, SHAW CURRENCY PLAN FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT, Looks far Delay ae Congress, but Wants Relief Measure ~ Pushed Through. BANKERS POD GNESUPPORTTO. et : \Biggest Syndicate Yet Formed} for Purpose Quickly Turns Trading Tide. +14++)4t1 bee Pullmat Pal Car #2 that f ; | WASHINGTON, “Nov. - 4—From 43 / aulhositative wnurce ff tx learned President is, comaylting with the! in-! ading a noen Kreater then: any yet’ organised. went to the Id-of tiers market at.w aical time to- | “All of. the 1 | pool i Win 1 A aseta * had apecial experience: in large restionse respacting, the legin- CURRENCY FLOW PROM WASHIN @TON (recommended to Congress} at ite approaching, sesalon retatng to yndicate, it was xald, was inthe N “xothing currency reform. { to stay until real dangor in| new of a dinquleting nature regarding | Of course, the eer incy ot the! Belng pit ca | the —fnandlal—eltiation: “reached the} yccasury had taken the Teuding part in? the weak spots, |Treasury Department Com: a Buying of quite an extensive char-{munications by telephone with several] these conferences, Dut it ts also true acter by brokers frequently acting for| financial centres whow a more eettied that the President in not declining ad- and-hopeful-tone-in-aii-seetione-than-et—vicefrom_any_other promising. as confirmation of ie action or thej any tine during the last two weeks. bankers’ pool and the-entire exchange |One of the Treasury officials sald that in discussing this important subj was inclined to follow the lead of these | the Department was overwhelmed with | these conferences taking pince at night| ‘operators. letters and t:~-rama from bankers in as well as day time, and in fact at ‘A report that the United States Jal parts of the country In regard to any opportune moment: Corporation or Interests closely {den-| thelr taking out increased cIrculation,| The discussion so far hes eerved to tiled with It, had xecured control of the|and the volume of there communtca-| pring about the conviction that it will) #0, Gees Scene an to ray thin} be aiftioult to get any beneficial legis<| esternoon st he: an ampoesibls, 2 lation of this character through Con-/ et OT ET Sea ATED agresa quickly, That was one of the ] Tha department is dally sending out|reisona why the Prealdent did “not large sliipments of ‘national bank cur ‘i { Taney, ands the Aguregutss, would be agree with the great intersste—xho ater were it-not for the delays | recently cated to him fo call an the withdrawni-of-Govern- extra session of Congress Immediately “thelr to ere PUES to deal with te Mhances of the country. | State, Notwithstanding the present great pene {aking strees to which the existing national niaueeestedaton uiperenee bank system, ax well as the correlative fof circulation is working adn: trust companies are deing subjected by the response of the banks tae stringency, KH is feared must elapse before the Tentertanied by" _Merchanta, ‘and placed: tt sone 3 points above the closing lacking official confirmation, ‘Ukewise | nee, as did 0 the-tsct that imi had been aged for import, and again that all) joans made on call were effected at 15 © 2 per cent, notwithstanding that! incident hollday. ee Leaders in the advance Included—St.{inunicipal and ratiro. Gt the| morning:| | The 'p ed Gas, ng and Consolidi ‘whteh sold ‘Suge! ar Mulch advanced 1-2 exch Nera: | es taciie-and vAmzalgeamal ect pper, sey 4 ey Tr eal atocss| BANKERS BEY MORE- : toms, GOLD IN LON DON. fuged” into one yr Heticanie and effective fgreat waa th That itttle ftantlal gain would be aftordet CoO en« gathering Congress in | gaged an additional ‘00,00 gold for! @ forinigat importation from Europe to-day; Las- | Twsular serslo) ard Freres, $1,200,000 more; the Seaboard | the Pres the President National Bank, $60,000, and the Nctlonal Visera have been able to give to the Bxnk of Commorce §500,0N, Increasing | Multitude of projecte: pLil on the prexent movement to Pah ee 7-8 for the referred. j Eleewhere in the fist the improve- | owest-figures—tangod } from 1:2 to 11-2 points. ratte, clomne “was strong, with Ing from 3 to ¢ points, ‘an showing good Union Pact Conner. G . Read Final dealings were fal np 5 = 1 Heidelbach, special session ains | ted that such study ac avances were St. Pau Ss, J hia consuitational ad air. | The Quotations. rt a ielnx at of securing the approval. of Congiwar ae than tae particular measure ‘elle the Prealdent "eS era continue to re | dema® tor currency ton Rremijims ransiig from % to cent. The supply was reported ax at lager team in” tie” closing t? Congress in ff lust weex, though stil fart sect. by dn his last im. oseag denne Wei this sub: Am, Am: Loco Sqnsst! of th nants were not too excited f, wife ani eon and his—sister fary, who lived on the second floor, hink_of the rear exit and were houting out of the front window and| Halt, aiening-to jump when Fire Putrol- miFlynn ahd Langfeid ran up scal- Meg ladders and brought them down. Filed to the Street. Jn the méan-timethe-Adam True and EC) Arnold families had gone to the tems of to the back escapes and found themselves confronted by a riz foot chasm between their building and pees reraine. No.-2M,-on the east. They ricken as they saw the anes coming up through We rout and jicerM: eo the front—and sholted—for helo. remen. ruahe ad vy. ee wo wettion of “Wash roof” of La Lorraine were /@ll frightened to the street in night reas by the sparks drifting directly Against the bdullding, and even before the firemen arrived most of the resl- eeteDoe walineg to aie than TOW QUITE werd Caen “Falls -to r-Charges in Trial of Divorce Case, _ Toate Dayix to-day granted an tn- decree of divorce to Hen- arbeson, from © aries Harvenod, proprietor of The} Man Milliner “Harbeson lives at the Hote! Broztell, “Fit avenue and Twenty-seventh ihe Vetreet, He and Henriette Musette Akin “were married in 189. They lived at) Gil) No. 5 West Twenty-ninth street until) “90,1805, when they—muparated,—tie haberdasher leaving bis wife Dim possession of the fay and sending poner $12.0 -n week saya sho aban had saddied upon w, two sisters-in-law. and the flat, ie Went to ive with Zak Foret and his wife, ond thereupon he c at and am taker of his woyed Spartment. tren drs, Harbewon sued. naming an unidentified woman as co-reapondent, ving with her husband at {he 1 Harbonon declare wifes conduct with Zaks I wan wus that Mra Forat horse 4 them both When the cs une to trial Harbeson. Aid not nopose and Mrs, Hardeson Is ofiee, with weokly alimony, : ra “BAMBURG BANKING: FIRM SUSPENDS, ’ FALDUNG, Nov. 4—The banking and Sprokerage firm ‘of I. Lappenbors pee to-day, owing to losses nmer® The fry xport # import bun tems even high # naa in fnancia, | it Devcloned la 3th “talure Sf the firm of ; ay eis : 8 is important than at Apart from 09,00) marks the adfittlen Ka witlle the assets 2 A) 8 & R, vt. Sfeeek escape in that direction. John ‘Am; ba + snadian Chee, & Gol_Sou Consdl, Gas Gorn ‘Kap yon -had-the-two-fam--| 1 him his |: ual. members. of his Cabinet “who. and he has spent many hours recently r WOMAN SUES FOR “$10,050 Si1D 10 : BELOST ON RACES he noouinaket Says Hel ong | Isn’t. One—Scarcely Knew Man for Whom She Is Assignee... yy Henrietta Hayin.: of» No., -Ti9 Beck] Antreet, ‘Branx, laring, that, young! narins F. Har picked | tHe wrong | jorwes Inthe, Saratoga races In 19% Land.3907,_and: lost 310.040. assiqnee, to recover the money he named Henry Sshultr, of No. a Wore Twenty-fourth street and Rock- away Park, and John J. Cox as the men who had— won Charles 6 go0d— money, Mr, Cox in maid to hare died recently. Charies L. Burr,attornes for Hen- ta Hahn, brough the Supreme Court. General denials were put In by Deputy Attorney-General i haa <aued.| until the case comes to FOLLOWS NEW YORK’S LEAD. Fimil Fuchs, for Schultz, and Frederick Kader, the “little giant of the Bronx Bar! Annociation,”” for Cox. An order wai Sbtained for the examination of Henry hultx as a witness Ddefore trial, ant W. H. Herbert took Schultz's teatimon au referee, Schulta sald he had kept hotel at No. 43 West Twenty-fourth atreet for years, :—had_three telephones in the*houne, put he denied that his telephone was in ‘| that local banka were—in ‘ox's thie 13 Third 3v pool-rovm ove loons, the ono Tremost: aie; vad neeene ns Sheopshead I (ma ex in carriag fe he sald, AS ‘was only 3 never cashed barroom his ctieck 0: for him,” hown check $151, Hahn" and b— RNP ed the. double for- 4SIZEOGOLI HAVE BUTTONHOLES WHICH ARE STAYED: AND STRENGTHENED BY A .BAR_ WCE: PREVENTS PULLING OUT, - 15C EAC! 2 FOR 260, CLUETT, PEABODY. 4 CO,, wancas Henry the witneax recogniz ture and explained signa rs { of myrolt.” said he | treasures and nomedsdy: bud sr ama vanktapt, 6 be. my. trntauta teal deed a paol-roomiy. or “been The business.’ but SALT thn’ a; he races. Ho admits with I torne: Ae MoNUUE declined to questions. “on advics ure rererved his = Cy tame Visitors —to the Automobile Show, | our patrons and the public generally | are invited to inspect the largest and most varied stoclc of fine shoes in the city. : Alexander Sixth Avenue and Nineteenth Street court. i oo BOSTON CLEARING HOUSE “BOSTON, Nov. (At a me the Clearing House Committee it was decided to follow the procedure k and nig th to-day'n weekly bank alatement: resery ing the-usual individual condition of the local institutions, When the statement owed that the legal aintained at 2.3 per as a decrease in the ai f $1,751,571 lew York of Boston bankers | gtatement without was iasual reserve looked concer: tlon, They expressed constant Improvement in situation would be “noticed. fact ynstant communication with an alleged without dxay throughout N At All the James ‘Butler_ (Inc Stores CERI Pac, Ql Het Leas tg tare PORRE Prod 4 een Prod. Go. pt 32 Del. & ttu rag ya e Thier, Paper inter_Paper, pt: e. When the counsel were (0 sum up on Thurwlay he did not | Subpoena servers froin the Dis. ttorn¢y"s off were ‘nent to his Riverside. Drive address to Jook him up. ‘They iearned there that te-hed-moved puauUy Jeaving no actiress, Detec-| denied a phice In t {ves were put om the case, but failed | of the ballot to-da Ro Ket any trace of the mt: He appiied..to-J: ‘Judge Crain hel the Jury until to- | a reargument o day, when he—dectded that | Corporation Cou: hopeless job looking for Mr. Bommer- | sald It would be a phy: vile and dectared the caso a mistrial | as the ballots were printed. ecting tive requirements, | fhat was the plan—eommonly as. | to Secretary Shaw, which the ; [President stated had in ‘Ite essentiai NO CLUE. To SOMMERVILLE, features buen approved py many prom- : rent bankers and buslieaa men. $ | wns briet, tat comprehensive, for he eammaahtaaaees + — the ——pien—ratenat Other Jurors Are Dismissed arid | parks anouta he permitted to taste at aprcified proportion ort +a MistrialtIs Ordered in the notes of a ven Kind, the Issue to tel : SiRIHASREE ER axed nt so Wen urate aa to drive th % Forman Case. Rolrw abek when not want) in lowltic : ; rade, Soe riaiesn The Tistrict-Attozney'a office haying | the Insue of currensy to yankee nds failed to solve the sMdle ot the dis-| ditional pronts, butt. the emor- appearance Alfred’ “A. Bommeryiltc, | Senex, Presented | by -tuNes «of -cmrin- 1 formerly of No, }9 Riverside Drive, or It _ls—posnible that in the four weeks > get any trace of him, the Surv in Partjmtervening before the aarombling of tho TL. of Genital. Seanonnor~waten io| BMetR, CoMgiem, dhe Forsidnnt may Was foreman, was Giecarged by June to smplity and work out the detail of the _procoadings | tis means of obtuinine an elastic en baer Male apne dt he renaine of hia oresent berry street, on a charge of receiving | jum" TSOP Sy naeat viet and, Dien peo pessy owe declared Py [feel obliged fo recur to the original an: d ote wat in the Jury box und! vt saevday iaet, searing alt the ext} DARLING CANT. GET ON. Joseph F, Darling, the, Indepesence | League candidate for Justice in the Fourth —Munictpst Court District, was publican column Staperait tors Assistant Strictly Fresh EGGS 13 fe 25¢. A drop-in price but not in quality. They are exceptiofal value and are Ten days ago, n ret ging as high as 40 cents a poune for the best creamery butter, we strenuously opposed this-advance by cut ting the Puce to 29 cents a pound York responded qui The house increasing 5 we have supplied probably half million with the best butter they ever ate. Many new patrons tell us that it fs better butserthan what they had-bought elsewhere at anywhere from 35 to 39 cents-a pound. —__-To-day_our. me enable us to supply h “butter at 27 cents a an nd The JAM TL} enables housekee; JAMES BUTLER lo: _—_Many—more fol} ckly and in ever- toa mmense buying and seHling “power t three days with this same superd Wed “resources and. Sceepess for the ays lead In every large economy that not be supplied, the Uetvine crest satisaction. efit of housekeepers © Only. ne. eee: French Peas” Genuine alt ted “pe pols moy- Choicest fresh fruits, equal in flavor and quality (those aeeiline else~ where for {5c.; all kinds in 10c t-Ib, glass jars; etch, -Switt’s Shoulders I Delicious little “picnics,"" “U.S. Inspected Sie and Passed."" perfectly cured, weight 4 to 6lbs.:a Ib ...... Smoked Beet ‘Blue Ribbon Brand, from choic- OSU Clits; Lirge 15c. carton... Breakfast Bacon Switt’s Famou: Sugar-cured; every slice streaked with | Jean and fat; alb... Potatoes Special selections from the best grown: 7-1b, Sweet Potatoes Choicest shipments from the sunny South; 7-1b bag 0... __ Rec 12c Sagle Brand, bist 19¢c 13e- 19¢ ens, a5 95¢ iL green and tend t9 2 for SS New Peas First Americans — Choicest marrowfats; sweet, tender; can 10e. East View Brand — Choicest’ sifted; green, tender; fresh flavored and Sweets.2 cans 25¢; can -13e Essie Brand—Cholcest venta sifte small, green and tender, with the fresh i ; fanciest cry? 17¢c Tomatoes: Large can: filled with ripe, Bae selected fruit,..;... 10c Essle Brand—Selected hand 5 picked and hand packed fruit in extra large, solid iled cans; each. LOC. String Beans Greer anc tender, withthe new: picked flavor; can.. Sugar Corn Maine styles sweet and tender from the new pack; can. Superlative XXXX Gas Best Milled. Every James Butler patron wil: tel! of the SUP CEOE baking qual- ities of this flour, whelher uséd for bread, biscuit, cake or pastry, and no other first-class brand can be boughtat prices so low as thes=: Barrel - 25.95 | 24:-lb. Bag - 75c] 7-lb. Bas, 23c; 335-lb. Bag, 12c Equal in food valuz to the Sweet, meaty, - thin Rice highest au t Prunes skinned fll of tavor il ee Green Siamnps Fras with all purchises of 20c or-over except U, U._v. groceries, “The New Teas These importations cannot Be surpassed for purity, flavor and aroma, Direct | from the Tea Bush to your Tea Table—for Half the pres charged by other retailers for-the same high quality s-Free_with-talb,carton UN -10¢ | 8c Bracing. food for steady. nerves— Nutritive food for heal- thy appetites— Strengthening food for sturdy muscles— The most nourishing wheat food Uneeda Biscuit § In moisture and dust proof packages. NATIONAL Biscuy to uN From Connecticut's richest onio beds; quart. Greenings or Laldwits, in the market; basket. Oranges the first of the new in 3-Ib, size cartons, and sweet, ¢acl Blue:Ribbon Rice Highest grade of whole head Ca olina Rice, 1-Ib. size carton, Biscuit Dainties. Fresh from the National Biscuit Company, Social Téas.... Saltines ¢ Jinjer Wafers. Graham Crackers Fruit Crackers.. Fig Newtans. —— | Pancake Flour Te ‘best 30c | 30c jara’s most delicious new fruit 10c nt Nanna’s — Selt= raising and time-saving, We Le lightest and most appetizing breakfast cakes and muffins; pkxe.. 10¢ brand, Heal; ed Fiour--Trlumph oat econ Ribbon ‘Taploca—Hlug Ribbon. Mxheat auciitys paoktnes s+ + Momlny-—Triumph bran¢ Kin dried: Bb, stx0 package, 2 1b, packaxe, Pure trom the tt and. ake 1Te Strained Money honey. co Corn 8 finest tare Ye rm Dudinge! package Blue Ribbon, imadefrom pure grape cream of tartar; 1-Ib. can, 35c; $4-Ib, can, 18¢; Ib, 10c an... self 10c 10c atenmed and 10c 10c 10c Baking Powder a Washboards. Double-faced, extra strong, durable $0 boards for... 39¢. XLD Teas Stamp: OOStamns Free with 1-ib, c'ton Ceylon Golden Tips 5O0c- ne Stamps Free with 1 1b, Chotcest No. 1 Teas, 18 Stamps Free with {> !b, Choice No, 2 Teas., 100 STAMPS FREE with the -following combination purchase this week; ~Brand—Ghoicest— NewYork State: Maine style;an LOG B35C | Essic Brand—Maine’s cholcest; most delicious of all: can... L2C Blue Ribbon Jams Choicest ripe, whore alls in t-Ib. 17¢, glass jars; each... Currants—Blue Ribbon, the pick of new iruil; package. 12¢ iss =Peaches Ribbon; finest calor frat KARE see vee rated Apples — “Blue 'Ribbo Patios Northern fru ‘yest Teas, -worth-$1,tor SOc 11b, Old Ptantation Coffe, best imported, for 3Oc. B0c Choicest Coffees Ungurpassed in _cilp quality... Will satisfy. the most exacting Bys connoisseur offine-coffecs. Yeciected -by experts; fresh roasted daily. Sold in the bean-or ground to suit you—as preferred: 2O Stamps Free with'4 1b, Old-Ptantation Coftee, 30c 14 Stamps Free with 4 1b, Choicest Blended Coffee. 2 OStampsFree with 1 lb. Choicest Maracaibo Coffes, . 10 Stamps.Free with 4 lb, Choice Santos Coffee....., 60 STAMPS FREE F with the; following combination purchase this week: 1 1b, Old Plantation Coffee, bést imported, for 30c., ¥ Ib. Butler’s Very Best‘Teas, worth 50c, for iz 5c.. ‘Best of -Liquers and Brews| At 87 Rea Butler Licensed Stores. At this season of the year, when the weather is Changeable and the tempera- ture liable to drop suddenly, every careful housekeeper should the best whiskey or brandy, for’ medicinal if not for social purpose In the following select list, price: represent not retail but wholesale values, For equal age, purity and quality many dealers will charge almost double’ these prices, We cannot recommend any one of them too highly for family use— ——— Richardson,& Robbins’ PURE FOOD DELICACIES. R.& R. Boned Chicken, rot 's, can 28c kK, & R, Potted Chicken, $4’s,can 18¢ R.& R. Potted Ham, 14's E R.& RK, Potted Tongue Salad Oil Peerless Brand—preferred by many to the imported for its fine flavor and nourishing properties, {n bot tles, each 20c, 10c and. Se Lemon—and—Venitte—Flavorin: Peerless, 4-oz. bottle, 28c; ‘2-02. bot. tle, 18c; “Our Own’? brand, 2oz. bottle, 10c}, Eagle Brand, 2-oz. Peerless Ketchup~ absoluely pure; from selected tomatoes and spices; in bottles, each 15cand 10c Bird Food Triumph Brandicholce mixture for singers; package... ie Bird Gravel—Triumph; sifted and silver wash?d; laige pac age . oes Malt Extract Peerlese—The perfect liquid fooa that strengthens and tones the sys- tem; recommended for women and children; Potter SA? | 25¢ Bottles LCs yood; Pesed In atton, Monogram Ryo Whiskey. bots, for Bottle, al The old, reliable blend T5ce | 50: oheiccronemi. SOC 2, ‘ Power's teh Whiskey a. 1.00 2:50 4.75 Oinet oc american ess, 1.00 ‘3. Pntaniaodcesiyons., 115 2.60 5.00 Guinness’s Stout, Butter bottling, dozen ‘bottles, pint size, $1.35 Bass. Pale Ale, Butler bottling, dozen bottles, pint size... $1.50 Choicest of Imported and Domestic Wines at Lowest Prices,