The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1908, Page 15

AUTO RUNS DOWN BOY AND SPEEDS FROM THE SCENE Bicycle Policeman Overhauls Motor and Arrests Chauffeur. | Dodging tn and out among a stream of automobiles on Riverside avenue which were returning from the Briar- cliff race to-day, eight-year-old Charles and Two Coine, of Riv Hundred and F et, Br was ran down } tven by Chauffeur Willa t, of No. 4:3 venue The little vietirn wax attended by Dr, been brought to the ez Hospital. tal suffering from 1 i sand rane in was held It of the said to be in a critical con- y die as a result of his PACIFICS FAVORED Not Affected by Wall, Street Failure. Union Pacific advanced 1-2 an} South- ern Pacific yn the first saivs in the stock market Otherwise the @ains In the ive ich were genéral, were limited to smail fractions, except in Canadian Pacific and Rock preferred w rose large and General Electric 2 the dealings were brisk. A large volume of business was @ransacted without prices of the im- portant stocks changing much except anat vees, The announcement wf the failure of a large Stock Ex- change house r 4 to be on the bear side of the Paes ie was without ‘unfavorable effect Reading. Tiinots Central, Iowa Central preferred, On- @ario and Western, Wabash preferred, American Locomotive preferred, Vit- Ania Carolina Chemical, and Sloss heffield Steel ros Pressed Stee! ational Pump and Weasting- St. Paul 13-8, | 11-2, Delaware | Mal 2. @ point or more. Pri Rot rise far above the pre} Realizing was in evidence late ay. The market closed at the highest | ‘the day. he tara! sales of stocks were 898,200 @hares, and of bonds $4,731,000. The Closing Prices. Te-day's highest, lowest and last prices of stocks and of net chang compared with Yesterday's final feu: are as follows’. | High ch’gs. Oa te Low. ‘Amal. Copper --- PRP LE PLES ESE OS COTE B Ani t Bait. 5) rook. a. & onto, ap. me mom = 2 He Nomapes for Mer’ Titer, Met. pt: Me Gontent ule, fe Nash Rinnnanlen Reg Senin 8.P. & F eres SPERAEE 7 oe ees Ett FHFHHtHt ttt ett tat ttt ttt ltteer te tet | eee tots PRE 10) {Tian Copper Virg.<Caro, Wabash Wabash | ee ae Rarer’, t4tttttt tt] Wis Gon ot + advance CHIEF ROOT GETS VERDICT. New York City Ratlway Must Pay for Injuring Fire Fighter. “Battalion Chief maward 8. Root will have an addition of $2,000 to his bank account by virtue of the verdict of a jury before Justice Dugro in the Bupreme Court to-day, while his driver, Francis Lawlor, was awarded $350, Chief Root was celebrating his twen- Rene anniversary as a tireman last hankaglving Day by spesding to a fire, across Eighth avenue in Does atundreag and ‘orty-first street when an electric car struck his wagon," smasting it against an pillar.’ His nose was broken and his @rm disabled, putting him on the sick Uist for three weeks, while Lawler was thrown out and brui fatd up. several a were tried together, They w wmetinat tho receivers of the Naw York City Raflway and Metropolitan com- Fecnt Adrian H. Joline and Douglas ‘obinson, and the Judgment will be 2. Pcs as | Twenty pee on Chicago Express Injured on Early HORNELL, the rate of six front of the Er ; p miles from this city early to-day A broken tire on the engine is beliey AIA p caused the and etght cars were derailed, but re- mained right side up. ‘The passengers were i hes WHET Credit THE EVENING WORLD,FRIDAY, Wilkes-Barre, squadron, under Day Run. oie ane the A ast by Guam, | Canal Y., April 24.—Running miles an hour, Jumped the track directly in|and Nebraska —— eo p station at Canis ARRIA! ell Ha er and evand thrown about etes. Lenox Clothing Co. Large Stores in New York and Brookiyn Dress Well on Our An easy method that allows every lady and gentleman to dress in the best of style. Since we carry the best line of goods, it is unnecessary to say anything about quality, for a concern like ours, ‘hat guarantees everything it sells, cannot afford to take any chances with any- thing but the very best of CLOTHING For Men and Women No reference or security required—no investigations or deiiveries made— make your purchase and take the goods alorg with you own convenience. 273 Sixth Avenue, Near 17th Street | 2274 Third Avenue, Near 124th Street ( 1129 Broadway, near ve Kalb Ave., Brooklyn OPEN EVENINGS. Lord & Taylor Shoe Department “Special” Stveral Styles of Women’s Smart Spring Footwear from our regular stock; in Tan, Russia Calf and Kid, Black Russia Calf and Glacé Kid or Patent Leather, regular $4.00, af $2.55 Especially Smart Brys’ and Girls’ Shoes for Dress and Street Wear. © Broadway and 2oth St.; sth Ave.; roth St ALABAMA GO IT ALONE. | WASHINGTON, April 4.—The batte- ships Maine and Alabama will be at hed from the Atlantic battleship fleet 18 and organized into a special Part 17 c the command Giles B, Harber, commanding This squadron 1s under orders to leave n Francitco June § and proceed to way of Honolulu Ippines and the Suez Thetr places In the fleet will be Erio train No, 4, known as the Chicago| supplied by the battleships Wisconsin WOMAN EVANGELIST DEAD. list, died here after a protracted illness, from yer and pay at your New York and twenty of them were cut and brulsed, but none seriously hurt, except Mra. Mamden, of Cleveland, who had her ankle wrenched; Klien Caulfield, of ek whose head and right keg was badly hurt “The engl neer and firemen stuck to thelr poss and escaped Injury. pimimamll sen BATTLESHIPS MAINE AND AUTHPS TRACKS " Lord & Taylor Sale of Imported Lace Veils ~ 1,450 Lace Vets colors: White, Brown, Navy and Black, 45¢. 75C. each formerly 85c. to $2.95 Imported Shetland Veils suitable for motoring and steamer wear 9 ¢. each formerly $1.25 to $2.25 Broadway & 2oth St.; sth Ave.; roth St leged forged signatur Lawy 88 Dec! HILE ARREST IS the fven was taken ty Courts Building and Finn, who he $3,007 and — for yurt bu imony given in ers, witne of the Su es and spectators eme Ci ation over era 24, prised this afternoon at the arrest n court of Charles A. Bilve t was made d Ase fign thy examina arge against Bliven grow 1908. 1s. MMR KILLED WY M killed 2 : (i ane AND A the Walls, Miss, at 2 A. M | down betw roof of the Raters ley Railroad depot was blown off and the building otherwise wrecked. Nef train has left Memphis for Walls is on the Yazoo and | were injured, Florence, thirty miles north of hero, | Mississipp! Valley Ratiroad, a few below Lake Vier wen qestroyed by a tornado last night. | PAM take Vek: April. 2%4.—Rail It is reported that fifteen persons were The storm also wrecked a num- f houses in Belton PHIS, over officials here have received reports tornado which swept across Parisi lana Railway and Navi; pany's line to-day. No details Tenn. April 24.—A tornado | tainable but the damage Is repo NATea EZ Mie Five | 1 9., April 24.—1 in reported’ to have de-| sons ware killed and several inju: ‘oyed the town, a tornado which Dido over ue i r raph and telephone wires are| la. this morning. The injured have a iit t Wall: 7 been brought to the Natvhez hospital. en Memphis and Walls. The! ure. Devereaux Shields, of Ni he Yazoo and Mississipp! 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