The evening world. Newspaper, March 23, 1908, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD. ~ FRETRI Crum |Those New Spring Hats the Women Are Wearing ~ DROFRED CLOSED | _ Are “the Limit” and Suggest Strange Pos ssibilities IN BAY RIDGE , 300 Kindergarten Pupils Were © Lodged in Wooden Annex of No. 102. MONDAY, ~ OVER C SARPENTER SHOP. THE UMBRELLA TAY BE USED IN THS ue Shavings Ankle Deep in Room Adjoining Boilers in Basement. DESIGN FoR DOORWAY To ACCOMMODATE E las a result of The Evening World's exposure of fire-trap school buildings, | Gellowing the Collinwood horror, Super- | fatendent of Buildings Moora, of Brook-| to the Boant of | down of the| School No. 102, | near Second ave-| mue, This is a frame building along- aide a brick and stone school, and fe used for a kindergarten and manual | tradging purposes. | Prompted by The Pvening World, In- mpector Moore detailed Deputy Inspec- | tor James G. Petit to make an exam-| tation of the annex. He reported that the building {s the worst kind of a/ FINE FOR THE 4705. Gy It is of antiquated construction, wood- ea throughout, stairways, floors, parti- | tons and cellar fittings. There ere ten lass rooms, accommodating 3% pupils, ail empl chidren. | Carpenter Shop In Basement. Tm the basement of the schoo is a earpenter shop for manuui training for! bays, The inspector found the carpen- ter shop in bad shape. The floor was ankle deep in shavings end piles of seasoned lumber crowded the room — | The botler-room adjoins. All the! basement pillars are of wood, and there! $s a wooden partition 3 feet. kong be tween the boller-room and the carpen- ter suop, The plaster has fallen fron Mnost uf the ceiling, revouling the lathe CONFESSES BIGAMY, GETS LAW'S LIMIT Koehler Said to Have Nine} Wives, but Only Three Have Been Found. ORIENTAL BANK BEGINS PAYING OUT “Preferred Depositors,” Mean-| ing Savings Institutions, Get Theirs First. GIRL'S FLAT FILLED WITH RICH LOOT Three Former Employers Say) Zella Kelly Got Away With Their Jewelry. above. . There are two wooden stairways, nar! doors narrow and Wholesale £ ‘Deposttors wfl be paid as soon ai posmible,” said 8. Stanwood Menken counsel to the Oriental Bank, to-day, at the close of @ meeting of th tors' Committe, with an iver Committes, consisting of James Cannoz, Gen, Brayton Ives and Presi- dent Hugh Kelly, of the Oriental Bank. | “We are anxtous to make a record un by Charies| this thing, and we hope that payment | Pm, 41 | to depositors will be begun, and per-| admitted haps completed, in from ten days to of, Assist ighth | tWO weeko." th Detectives frem the Harlem Central gn_for Office had in court to-day before Ma-| ng of gistrate Crane a girl who they say Ls) oh a most ingenious Lady Raffles. Her) name {s Zella Kelly; she is twenty-two years old and good looking, and accont- ing to Detectives Allen and Hart she has been conducting @ lucrative cam- palgn as a servant girl. Complaints were made Morse, No. 108 West One Hundred an Eighteenth street; David Levy. No. 7 ‘1 Weet One Hundred and Twenty ced to-day by Judge M | queen in Part V., General Sesaious, not less than four years and six months | and not more than four years and seven months in Sing Sing Prison. Koehler is thirty-four years ola. Threa of tis wives appeared to testify against in court, | There was a report that that you may have order a. Ss stl) under appropriating in the con- dangerous profit. eet, and Mrs, 8. Seaborn, No. 28), Many called at the bani 1 court to- ‘oda ‘that the ion - | this se to tho state Army was supporting one of Nicholas avenue, that they had been ei pos Shes ate Priundtaer gevea childrens | robbed of jewelry and clothing and tha: | a servant a'r] had disappeared just be- |fore the losses were discovered every case the girl had answered a | newspaper edvrtisement. so th detec- | tives decided to decoy her in thie man- ner. hae response to an advertisement which ey put in a Sunday morning paper, gers and Break Things Until ehapusarel yy eateiaay eileen a ‘ca Tal No. 225 West One Hund: hirty- | Police Take a Hand. | tied street, a gin who answered the! we This season's first hatch of those pest- | mn furnished by Mrs. Seaborn, | amount. fferous mental minnows, who go by the : tad made an | House had name of car-rioters, inaugurated gentle spring on a Flushing avenue trolley en routs last night from Brooklyn Bridge ment 8 yr and ng_any more | sald Judge pons position to besin cae and 1 | the paynent of depositors soon. heavier penalty. So deposttora except preferred depos: | fit and make for you a New Spri petty eee rei today, | POISONED HIS SWEETHEART. finest materiats in coy stock, for THEN KILLED HIMSELF. | 32 sé suits will be made nct mod ag ee CAR RIOTERS SMASH RIDERS AND CONDUCTOR, Kick Out Windows, Hustle Passen- row away a@ mond pin she elly girl, the detectives say, 2 told et the \ to Corona. As goon as the car started, nOwWn a8 Edit halr pass books = { six or eight of the lectual sun-perch | 5 . 1 D. will be equal to what you would hustling the other passengers and eWarining. 10. thelr ire k, they bi ready-made stores. e or 4 . Kicking out windows, « arin The extra charge for alter: the eful 1 NEW YORK ORK MOTHERS All nee in Letter from| Mrs.C.W, Stump, Canton, 0. | 2 erg examination. ESS SS - ONLY A HURRY-UP JOB, BUT IT CAUSED FIRE ALARM That’s Why a Policeman Arrested Two Men for Working on Sunday. and Hyman Brass were mie *" howaver, the Attorney-General ta to do was nat explained iy him Five battered young reasea In Cor. She writes: “I wish I could induce | every mother who has a weak, sickly ‘on «Child to try that delicious cod Iver ———__.. WARSHIP SAFE ROBBERY IS STILL A MYSTERY. | ruling of the hy James Po’ arenes | before M ‘ate Crane in the at preparation, VINOL. Our little daugh-| WASHINGTON, March lem Follce Court to-day ec ter was pale, thin and eickly, S8he| clu! report of the in MeTonal |POLICE NOT EXCITED had no appetite and no ambition, | ‘We tried various medicines, but) ut any benefit whatever, and could not take cod Iver of] or they nausei tomach, ning that VINOL oontains all| * poant the cruiser \ ing of 85,80) from Wholesale £ OVER EXCISE CHARGES. 6h emulsions up Crusade Results Arid- Sunday 3 ot cod Hyver oil, but with- » disagreeable ofl, and tonic | ded, we decided to try It, a 8 were marvellous, It ga a hearty appetite, the color r 1 to her cheeks and she !s ger and {n better health than | ween for years. cannot say enough in favor of delicate children.” {n prectnot Capt 4, Dooley o k, sr sickness, and we return money to lenefit of Philudelphia, ¢ WHERB TO GET VINOL IN x ubleet 4 : many, tow =! 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