The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1908, Page 4

JITHE EVENING CRUSHED 10 DEATH BY ELEVATOR CAR Is ISKS CHIR Fl THE MTU RSTTVE LIFE C0. ; | Charles Olson, Engineer, Found at Foot of Shaft a With Back Broken. Attorney - General Jackson < clecal ah Ree said cal rd MeCornell, ap: r in his shon Makes an Supreme Court 1 ACTS ON KE Application to ‘o-Dav. West Thirty-ninth street go down and get the en No. 105 teas 171 neer to give us some heat." SE Y REPORT STOCKS AIST. " | ou 1 walked down one Might t c and Insurance Srennennent As- | BRISK MARKET. : The engineer was not in ed the rooma and serts That the Concern Is Insolvent. | | ihe | Pacifics, Reading and Smelt-| 0 ing Best of the Good Tunes Issues in Trading. sement was lifted the body of the engineer, was taken ow’ Foucar of the New York Hospital his back had been broken. vator up to the first floor every « mail, and then draw the the basement again, Tt | he slinned while reach- | s the car was descend | der it. Olson lived Brooklyn, and had dren takea upon t of Insure $s insolvent and as a pro, 47,000 policy-hol Haynes, who was bl { | | Dealings in stocks in the early mar-| is be @,| ket to-day were of scanty volume and |! FARMER: WITH MONEY MISSING. . ¥., Feb, 14—The! Van Wert. a wealthy | are much exercised | ippaaran > 4 | La Canadian Pacific) a point, and Den- first Preferred. mitted assets at $27 ef the company to partment declared its same conditions prevailed later fn the session Melaey Lund: A) ciscr wpe oF of 8. At noon, however, prices mounted) He found that 3 Se NaI ata area ert had been put Paul's rise reached a e more than $900, ion Pacific stern 11-4 tnd Souther Pacific. ited States Steel preferred 1. Bonds were stead: nd in the afternoon for ed | preferred, which ca: s to 98 1-2," created a or other industrial The railroad list was benefited | much by this development, but held up | well until the profit-taking in United States Steel preferred began. New |York Atr Brake improved 31-3, Texas | and Pacific Land Trust 8, United States Rubber st preferred 28-4, Central Rallroad of New Jersey and American} |Sugar 2, Western Union aad United} States Realty 134, American Loco- motly and Nationa] Lead 1 1-3. Genera Electric 11-4. and St. Louis Southwest- em preferred, United States Steel and |1} North American 1. a values had & scratched these ter to the attention of General. The Mutual Reserve Company was th: only insurance concern selec target for prosecution by District-Attor ney Jerome. He ed in sending one of the Burnhams, who were running the company, to jail. This was only a short-lived triumph for the prosecutor, as the convicted officer got a new trial and was released from Sing Sing on bail, His trial is still g. So are the trials of other of of the com- pany, Wreck, Dr. Greene) to the Rescue. How ofton {t happens that weak, nervous, suffering people are the s of ridt byftrends, who being well themselves. cannot understand such feelings in others Yet there is 30 more territhle suffering than that resulting from nervousness. and it is the most prevalent of all complaints. | The most hiful tgtures haunt the mind: the person ts tn Constant dread of Impending evil: sleep refuses to come, and) cause worry and anxiety Nervous tho Attorney stocks. feels weak, t There are sometimes ing at the stomach, loss of appe- conted tongue and lack of interest in) iy affairs. auffere thi The Attorney-General could not say | Ny . Teal treaty va h ket closed at the highest of} Dr, Greene can be consulted free by all whether his tion for a receiver | na’ dayitis tele ue ond | who call at or write to his office, 9 Weat ship would 0 e in this county or | Smelting being the leaders. Trading | ith York City. | in Albany. He said that would surely which had been active during the/ = —— — greater part of the pession eased off at! the end. The total sales of stocks were 615,500 shares and of bonds $1,802.00 make the application to- lay. Write for IMlustrated Cai ASPERFELN LEVELAN ESTABLISHED 1857. 144 Bowery Bowery Savings Bank Block. ing Prices. lowest and last of ‘Stocks: and of hanges ae compare! with yesterlay's final figures are aa follows Low, Laat 47% 48! Taoy to an Bering World re- ‘saw him at his office, No. prices sev estimates that all of the polleyholders who are now carrying in- ce in the company will lose all | they have paid dnto the company. rele a statement of the oondition | of the company Aug. 31, 160, as reported which is the basis of eral's action. High conn A FEAT AR, cong cS PPEPELE, 6,105.56 6,530.09 Value st28 NOW 973} This style magnificent Men's Ring ” selling right along for $12: ay on we Offer a lmited Ld . re oy 13 white, pertect } WEDDING RINGS Tota! admitted assers . 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