The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1908, Page 6

oo , =q eect ea EO 3 RL IN FLAMES CHANCELLOR DAY BVES Tu STHECT FROM WINDOW Mi. . mis Lena Isabell Killed by Piunge From Fourth Floor During Fire. THREE OTHERS BURNED. Father, er and Uncle of Talented Musician Victims of Explosion. ea ecaimst Weak and unhealthy kidneys are responsible for more : Se ciscl Joie sickness and suifering than any other disease; therefore when, —_—— ese ry STS Miss Lena Tanne), one of olght sit-| The Rev. George A. Cooke, of Brane| sider that these through neglect or other causes, kidney trouble is. permitted _—————— Te | {| ters known throug nd as gon, Vt, a Methodist Eptscopal cleray-) Uoemel in) to continue serious results are sure to follow, Women’s Pate nt i the “Musical F: all of! man, who seems be charged with! ceams Your cther organs may need attention—but your kidneys = Send n WH ~ | 4 them on g instruments and changes against ow ministers like | charges should most, because they do most and should have attention first. Coliskin Sailo 1 Ties sing and compose a troupe of travelling} a seitzer siphon is charged with alr, Te aw the man who If'you are sick or «‘feel badly,’’ begin taking Dr, Kilmer’s Maker’s Regular $2.00 musicians, died in Flower Hospital, hav- jgustained two disastrous defeats to-day. | them had suffered from an it Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy, Grade cau a ca ing inhaled flames in a fire in the home! The One Hundred and Ninth New| ing their preparation we W ; because as soon as your kidneys begin to get better they will igh Gubin heels “Short CY Of her uncle, Frank Isabell. No. ee York Conference, in St. James Churea, | ' : biting ane chat asvan help all the other organs to health. $2.00 Vamps; exten jon soles; ce Ee house to the pavement, fra ehiclig Heri andu atedleoniiavenuelithrew cut the | trial we ar grea regteniga voter Prevalency of Kidney Disease. Rriciedust wormed iment inmthemurine: eee = zal and tnyuring hereelt cans charges brought by Dr. Cooke against “Viere “) Dr. Cone ae and jpro:| Most people do not realize the alarm. | headache, backache, lame back, dizzi- for ? or ye a1 ler youl sister, s fe! | Chancello: y, of Syracuse Univer-| claimed that he was ng slandered creas dren ble prevalen Ness, poor di n, sleeplessness, ner- 38 also badly burned, as was her father, letseea recrausoats tne ial time tne | ond. derame. He eel edu rl SH RIAEG| ‘geass eal fs Va teaeine nate heart Haeiecits due to bad Women’s Wome:’s Ss atent | Vincenzo Isabell, also a musician, 6rd New York East Conference, In session | no heht'to apeake The charges against ders are the most common diseases that | kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad $1.50 & $2.00 Coltskin Oxiord Ties Frank Isabell, the uncle, was horri in the Harton Place M Chureh, | Dr, Rowne were then dismisseG by a prevail, they are almost the last rec- blood, neural rheumatism, Jumbag in ct Injured, having run many DIOCK | Frookivn, dismissed the charges | Practically unantmous vote ognized by patient or ph s, tho | bloating, irritability, wor Shoes, Maker’s Reguier Si. through the streets with his clothes! nrouent by Dr. Cooke againet Rev.) = o>= ; ~ content themselres with doctoring the lack of ambition, maybe loss of tlesh All Sizes. aud $2.00 Grades t floming before he fell from exhaustion THERE If ONLY ONE cffecta, while the original disease under. sallow complexion, or Bright's disease About3,<cOpairslin thalloty twent BOWNE Accusations Borden . IS EAUNERATED HY (Se AN Sed is “Foolish.” Without Hear- of Boston University Also Cast Out. Against Professor fhe Isabell family of sisters live With | ton University. their father and mother at No. 81 Pleas- ant street, Lynn., Mass, The father, with Lena, eighteen, and Ethel, seven- teen, came to New York on Friday tu give two musicales, Yesterday was Lena's birthday, and with her father and sister she went to the Church of the Most Holy Blood, in Baxter street, where Father Francesco heard the girl, whom he had baptized eighteen years | betore, sing, The father and daugh- ters then went to the home of Frank | ruling on the Day « and during the early part of | aroused great Isabell, the n an number of frie birthday. Lamp Explosicn Starts Fire. he two sisters and their aunt, Mrs nk Isabell, were asleep In a sear room of the apartments on the fourth floor. and the father and his brother were in a front room, when r midnight a lamp in the front ro. Burning oil was hurled about, nd as Vincenzo Isabell leaped from bed! pies were sot ablaze, er Lena ran to ¢ flames in her Town filmsy t tire. ale was given to a sin honor of the girl's hel came Into tie room. h her vare hands she tried to | the flames about her sister, n her own clothing caught fire. Maddened trom fright, Lena leaped to Designing her in 1 Uirew her arms about and attempted to draw he Dived from Window. qual to t to de janitor of he strect und wrapped her body and was fas ath wh! Wilton Guerner vurning. danger of perishtne ©. Her nt Jot shad a most been burned from her ani her hair was on fire when ler uncl rushed to save her, He smothered thc flames. Isabell dashed to the street. He yelle for help as he sprinted for First nue, and then turned down the and fell e dat Fort Policernan Gilbert, of tie first street station, overtook him, ar with his coat smothered the flames. The fire caused a panic in the te ment. Vincenao’s screams in the aroused the twenty-five families, ar many of them tok to the fire-e 4nd others to the roof. When tie tire men of Engin y No, § arrive in answer to a larm iting oUt t 1p) Dying in Ho: Dr, Hariuass tr ald Dr. tire ace swoond found to go ers al es) tame, Unytian Hea” Teking Chance ey Pri n Revolntion. Ialtan Bigelow, a. stenograpne Vat i Note Compa THREE NEW SUN SPOTS BIG ENOUGH TO SWALLOW EARTH Pathe the Troy Conference. last |? | j Present in the Harlem meeting wh charges against him were deciared un- { worthy of notice, and did not appear to {be surprised at the result because of Dr. Day's avowed ship of John D. | Standard Oil Company. The decision of Bishop Moore was greeted with long applause. he wanted to explain his decision and | did #0, declaring that besides the | reasons for dismirsing the charges, the shortly | were foolish In that it was a direct at- n} tack upon pross | Bishop Moore's speech was interrupt- He cried an) ed frequentiy end, when he (hia) t ony he father|of the several hy 1 to call for help Just] int | Wh Although Dr. eating in Brooklyn heard harges dismissed. Chancel) Is John D.'s Champion. Bishop David W. Arges. public interest ampion Rockefeller and free speech and the Y applause on, “Shall passed o the air amirm Dr Day's PIERCE PLAYER PIANO : TE: ARS quale Any Sold Elsewhere at 8700. THIS IS NO APRIL FOOL, It took two years of searching the piano-mak industry to secure such good pla) piano as the PIERCE to “sell tor so little as $485. Ywo years of trying and experi- menting, of examination and testing, before we satisfied our- selves that the PIERCE would measure up to the best sold for it would $700 elsewhere—that exacting meet our require- menis, and YOURS, gh—by ou st lovize tor an unworthy piano. That is only good business j ju dg ment on our he PIERCE the needs of a truly goo mall for $215 be purchase ANDERSON & CO PIANOS $250, = HAZELTON BROS | PIANOS s4on | Idcal Melodiste Playerpianos | ——————_—___. 8 to 10 concer Saturday evening- a demonstration will be given. You are Invited. c ANDERSON & CO., 70 Fulton Street, nea r Smit Cooke’s Charges IS_ VINDICATED. |< se Bowne, a professor in Bos- Moore passed the! cH They have| WOODBURY'S chiefly He sala} and at the ORS EVENING WORLD, Dr. Cooke Heard Himself Scored Rev Cooke is a member of | The he attended the| his! r Day was} the} |IJOHN H. 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