The evening world. Newspaper, January 27, 1908, Page 6

} ; THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1908. METROPOLITAN SICURTIS COMPANY SUED | vers of City Railway| Bring Action by Order of Judge Lacombe. | R Corporation Are Also Named as Defendants. Upon an or udge La in the pany, ties Comp Girectors. recover $2- The suit is to ' in a memorar fm the bill. Upholds Receivers. appears taht also LAW FAVORING LABOR DECLARED INVALID. ge eer BS A Home of Four Rooms Complete- ly Furnished former | © ndum | & Furniture, Carpets and Bedding STOCKS RALLY ON ]20 FIREMEN HURT, | BRISK DEMAND Reading and Smelting, Best in the Market, Lead the List to Profitable Level. ONE MISSING A CHCA BLL vement was in evidence the stock market to- ed. While trans- na small scale, Steel was of a a decline of 8-8] CHICAGO, Jan. 71.—One fireman ts supposed to have been killed, moro than a score of others were injured Hard Battle With Flames While Storm Raged. in which Read- the leaders. ist and property valued at half a million dollars was destroyed in a fire which “| devasted the Mayer Bullding, a seven- brick building, and the Hotel . Great Northern | early to-day. -| The fire proke out in the basement of - | !dly that when the first detachment of 1) firemen arrived the entire building was S$ to} in flames. A strong north wind swept or | the flames to the adjacent hotel bulld- Ing, and In a few minutes that struc- : as a roaring furnace, and roofs of both strue- collapsed about an hour later, carrying down with them an entire com- pany of firemen. All except one, James |Gallagher, of Truck Company No. 1, $l, | were rescued. His body ts Lelieved to be “ut in the ru ‘Twenty guests of the hotel, which was lq four-story structure, were roused 2 | trom their beds by policemen and fire- ‘| men. to have escaped. al nd of bonds The Closing ‘| hotel on the west caught fire and wa‘ partly gutted, It was occupled by six printing and two tailoring conce most of which suffered heavy dai ANOTHER MILLICN DOLLAR BLAZE I PORTLAND Many Narrow Escapes During | Second in s Week Suspicious and Threatened Maine City’s Business District. ed! the Mayer Building and spread so rap- | ‘All of the Inmates are believed | "A. six-story building adjoining the/| 46 PORTLAND, Me, Jan. 2%7,.—Another million dollar blaze following that of last week threatened the business dis- trict of this city early to-day, The flames were kept confined to the block in which it started after almost ten hours’ fighting by Portland's almost ex- | paratus from several outside cities, and favored by a light rain and shifts of wind. The fire burned in the block occupied by Milliken, Cousens & Co. and A. F, Cox & and it Was here that prac- |Ueally all ‘the damage was done, al- |though nearby business houses were | several times threatened by the flames and suffered somewhat from smoke and water. | The blaze started from some unknown cause in the Whe ary e Jot Millik Couse x a branch of the lar |sale house of Deering, 3 & Co. and {t their half 9 build- i i ing th greater part’ of the loss | was sust | "Several companies sustained exten |sive damage to their stock by smoke and wate: the Parker, Thomas building by the ‘ af whose times rere CAPT. REYNOLDS —+-—_ t. James G. Reynolds was from Su a captain. —— <> —__- BARGE GOES TO PIECES NEAR MONTAUK POINT. EXT Open Saturday Evenings Cnill 20 o'Clook rooms are on exhibition at our Showrooms, 3 ROOMS S/(ipuse 5 ROOMS #150:°° Write for our Come esas SE aioe 4 PER A E E Qc redit’ te oes mation regar.- *OPENS ~A'N apply also to ing our outtits. f Long Tsang, New Malled free on A Cc 6.U N Tt Sereey or ' Cone lication. arr We Pay Freight, 84th ‘*L” Station Door, flavor. Ghe best preparing it at home. RACT Berry & Company, beots and snoes; M A. Waterhouse & Company, hardware dealers, and Russ, Eveleth & Ingalle wholesale dry-goods dealers. The First National building caught fire several times but was saved. ———__>____ FRENCH LINE’S PROGRESS. At a recent reception to the personnel line of steamers in Paris of the Compagnie Trans nerale, M. Charlor-Roux, the progress made in the ‘s. The tonnage of the Increased 54,718 tons, with four has been tons additional now’ in course of \Senstruction. and there has been a de- per cent. in the fixed In 1908 the receipts amounted For 19 they were $14,- crease of charges. to $11,000,000. 10,000) ALASKAN RESOURCES, Miss BH. R. Steiner, Arctic Traveller, Will Lecture Tuesday Evening. A lecture on ‘Alaska and Her Won- derful Resources,” illustrated with mov- ing pictures, will be given by Miss E. R. Steiner at St. James P. E. Church, St. James place and Lafayette avenue, Rrooklyn, on Tuesday evening at 8.15 o'clock. Miss Steiner 1s well known as the discoverer of tin placer ore in Alaska and has travelled through that country: for seven successive seasons. She wiil he assisted by several prominent Breok- lyn soloists, who will render selections from Mise Steiner's own operatic com- positions. | grade pianos. STORES WATERS PIANOS have been known for Sixty Years as standard high- They are famous for their Fine Tone and solid construction and are warranted to be durable. Let us send you our catalogue, with reduced prices and terms on our new 3-Year System, giving you 3 Years’ time on a piano without interest. No pianos so celebrated as the Waters are sold at such low prices and on such easy terms, Call and see them or send postal for catalogue. Horace Waters X Co. | (134 Fifth Ave., near 18th Street, | THREE 127 W. 42d St., near Bhadwey Harlem Branch (Open Evenings} a (254 W. 125th St., near 8th Ave. “HAS ALL OF THE TASTE WITH NONE OF THE WASTE” @ Armour’s Extract of Beef---that’s it exactly. 9 All of that “smacking,” savory taste of prime roast beef with none of the waste incidental to @ Did you ever notice at soda fountains they have a flavor called “don’t care,” for people who don’t know what they want? A majority of the dif- ferent brands of Extract of Beef on sale to-day are cheap imitations noted for their “don’t care” To avoid buying a ‘don’t care” brand insist upon having Armour’s Extract of Beef---the best Extract of the best Beef. @We capture the taste---let the taste capture you. Try a jar to-day and see if it doesn’t. pnmoutey an ets BOS tActunen pach, ARMOUR 6 &: “ Ghicago us FREE. The beautiful Armour Art Calendar for 1908, titled “Old Fashioned Girls by Our Modern Artists,” portrayed by Gil- bert, Fisher, Hutt, Wenzell and Manning, sent free upon receipt of one metal cap from jar Armour’. s Extract of Beef, or for 25 cents, Address Armour & Company, Chicago. of the BEST BEEF B. Altman & Co} é MEN'S AND WOMEN’S TWILLED SILK UMBREELAS' SOLD USUALLY FOR $5,00 TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JAN. 2&) - AT $2,85 BACH CONSISTING OF 26 AND 28 INCH SIZES, WITH js HANDLES IN VARIOUS NOVELTY STYLES é MEN'S AND WOMEN'S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS AT PRICES LOWER THAN USUAL, TO.MORROW (TUESDAY) AND WEDNESDAY, JAN. 26tb-4 29th, oe AS FOLLOWS: MEN'S INITIALED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SOLD USUALLY FOR $1.45 PER HALF DOZEN AT $4.00 WOMEN’S INITIALED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SOLD USUALLY FOR 75c. PER HALF DOZEN AT MEN’S PLAIN HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SOLD USUALLY FOR $1.25 PER HALF DOZEN AT $1.00 WOMEN’S PLAIN HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SOLD USUALLY FOR 75c, PER HALF DOZEN AT 58a, WOMEN'S WHITE EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, SOLD USUALLY FOR 25c. TO $1.00 EACH AT 15¢, 25c. & 506 58a MEN’S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, IN SPECIAL ASSORTMENTS, WILL BE ON SALE TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JAN. 28th: MEN'S FANCY COLORED AND EMBROIDERED BLACK LISLE THREAD HALF-HOSE, SOLD USUALLY FOR 50c. AT 32c. PER PAIR PER HALF DOZEN PAIRS, $1.75 CHILDREN'S RIBBED BLACK COTTON HO3E, $1.10 PER HALF DOZEN PAIRS. BLACK DRESS MATERIAL COMPRISING 5,000 YARDS OF CHIFFON PANAMAS, 54 INCHES WIDE, SOLD USUALLY FOR $1.50 PER YARD, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JAN. 26th, AT 88. PER YARD 34th Street, 35th Street and 5th Aneme. Stern Brothers To-morrow, Clearance Sale of Women’s .French Kid Mousquetaire Gloves Consisting of 12 Button Length Glace, $ in black, Regular Price $2.85 Pair, at 71.95 20 Button Length Glace, in black, white and tan, Regular Price $3.50 Pair, at One Clasp Pique in colors and black, 2.85 Regular Price $1.15 Pair, at 89 Rich Cut Glass At 334% % Below Prevailing Prices (On Third Floor) : Nappies, $1.00, 1.25 Ice Tubs, p £2.75 Salad Bowls, 8 & 9 in, 1.95, 3.45 Orange Dishes, $2.50, 3.35 Shallow Fruit Dishes, 2.35, 2.95 Water Jugs, 2.95, 475 Numerous Other Pieces in Various Shapes At Correspondingly Low Prices Brass & Enamelled Bedsteads Greatly Reduced to Close Out Discontinued Patterns BRASS BEDSTEADS, Round Tubing, $19.00 22.50, 30.00 Formerly $24.75, 30.00 and 38.00 WHITE ENAMELLED BEDSTEADS, — $4.00, 5.25, 6.78 Formerly $5.00, 7.00 and 7.75 WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS, $3.50, 4,50, 6.50 Formerly $4.50 5.50 and 8,00 UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRINGS, $10.00, 12.50, 16.50 Formerly $12.50, 16.50 and 21.75 (THIRD FLOOR, ANNEX) West Twenty-third Street ”