The evening world. Newspaper, March 13, 1908, Page 12

COMISSINE HGH BINE ‘BES SUOENL ee New Yark’s Most Famous Fire- man Expires After Three » ._ Days’ Illness. noy Fire Commissioner Hugh Bonner, who in fortvenine years of active service in Ny for t fire established a repu bri the’ city, being one fishers in the world, d of the most 1 at his home No, 636 West End avenue, of pneumonia early to;day Death fdund the battle-scarred old veteran as he had often wished {t would-in the fervice of the Fire De- | partrrene Of New York City. Mr. Bonner evcceed Gemmi. try on Feb. 1. Sunday whic ped | monia. Despite his sixty-nine i and his already enfeebled he he | remaining at his desk. | 1 right," he told his friends, | uaded to go home He was finally pe Mondey afternoon er ali but fainting rnoon he be- r ing his wife and six chil his bedside when he breat Although the ilness w cavsed his death was of short Curation, Mr. Bonner had not deen fn good health since his return from Manila, His feebleness was he was the subj numerous anxious inquiries when took office four weeks ago. The Fire Commissioner in- sisted he was all right, nowever, and that there was no doubt about his abil- ity to carry on the duties of the office, “yd rather die Working lere than anywuere else,” ne said. Mr. Bonner Was born in years agv. He vega but fourteen years So apparent that eption of six ¥ ent us # © service “Us Fought Fires Since 1853. 4, 19% a month before the| politics decreed the retirement Bonner as Chief of the Fire who knew the ghter asked bh until the win of Hug indicative of the ner, to Whom the Fire | New York City, and, y interests Hon, owed ity, which broug fighter back bu lover and hoisted him above the Very man who took his place when he retired frém the department. Hush Bonner was a fire fighter, both by active practice and by “profession.” Jie knew the science of it as well as its Fn vday hardships and risks. to think out a purely academie scheme for raising the ecience of fire fighting, but he also knew how to ri his life if necessary at a blaze and wasn’t afraid to do it. Mayor Honors Dead Veteran. Mayor Meclellan, who ordered the on Citv Hall to be dsplayed at mast out of respect to the late ommissioner, sald to-day: y other man, Hugh ire force in the world the Department with the volunteers from the ranks on his appointed Chief of the New York said that fof his | etlite from S |e | bankrupt ASK THAT MORSE fe K M "BE DECLARED T0 BE BANKRUPT Receiver Hanna and Two Bank | Employ File Suit Against the Ex-Banker. | | i} ees med Judge s Cireuit ¢ es W. M ® rece! and apr affairs. Jan pe R betitio: Ators 4s Thomas E. Wing appeared for the ceiver Hanna asks that Morse be axe ed a krupt e the collection of a claim $203,321.25, loaned to him by the tlonal Bank of North America n order to HEALING y deposited aga the loan, s ‘ileges, i worth not more | POWER OF PINE _—_ who tive in| If you have ever taken a walk Hae! > nto the pro- a pine forest you will re- ceedings in a peculiar w Pringle Member how, almost unconsciously, was a clerk in the loan department of | th’ back and lu the Nat 1 Bank of North America | 0} and Shotwell was in charge of the foreign department i ands of men and women suf- from lung and bronchial af- fections, but whose circumstances prevent them from seeking renewed ye health in the pine forests, can be re- lieved and cured in t own home using Virgin Oil of Pine (pure) preparation contains all the hn-giving properties of the forest k up a cold in 24 y cough that 1s also a perfect neutral- uric acid, and affords His Bought Stock. They allege t 1907, Morse, by repr to purchase thir} of the bank turn Morse This phase of t! ruptey proceed- | ¢ nes what has been charged | @It since he failed—thi s into the m rable. agent for speedy relief in cases of rheumatism, 1 ag: dragged his own c of his financial operat ‘The petition states t months preceding the filing of th tion, on or about Jan, 27, 198, 3 while insolvent, committed an act y in that t vent, transfer a portion of h lame back or other affections result- ng from disordered kidneys. Put up only in 4-ounce vials, each ecurely sealed in a round wooden e, the genuine always shows the Virgin Of] of Pine, compound, sol- (pure, pre! property cal Co., WORCESTER ADJUSTO coRsETS OR STOUT WOMEN Three Important Facts ‘THE ADJUSTO has many original features which are imitated, but never equalled, The ADJUSTOis indorsed by prominent medical experts and pro- nounced ideal by leading modistes. The ADJUSTO is designed to meet every conceivable require- It was the privilege 0: tration to ment of the stout figure. caf) him hack from private life to tha| service o& the Department, first as 5 610 MEDIUM PIGURE Deputy Commissioner, and” then as! STYL 614 LONG WAIST FIGURE $3 Commissioner. COUTIL OR RATISTH PRICK with all of his fellow citizens 1! Yament the loss of the City of New York, and { feel, moreover. @ deen per sonal regret that my administration Is Geprived of his invaluable co-operation personal valor. in. the. Intelligent PAndiing of men and annaratis as ths fread of the uniformed force, in the Zontributioms he made to fire fighting fire prevention, his record stands Ghehalleneed in this country | Mis name and his works will be re. membered as long as our Fire Depart: | SOLD EVERYWHERE OR SENT POSTPAID ON RECEIPT OF PRICE Roya WorcesTER CorseET Co. WORCESTER NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO. ROYAL. 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