The evening world. Newspaper, June 24, 1908, Page 4

4 BIG WIND FROM BABY FALLS lV WEST DRIVES HOT STORIES AND 1S WAVE QUT TO SEA NOT INJURED Temperature, Which Rose to Neighbor Hears Cries of Little 93 Degrees, Fell Several | Lillian Cohen and Res | Her to Mother. RECORDED. | LINES SAVE in a Few Minute Jabejxe Iulrle! 3 DEATHS Prostrations Were Many All, Slipped From Arms of Parent Over the | Asleep on the Fire” Exo- dus to the Seashore. y—An caused Samuel | crying An infant's | pabashnik, of No. 61 Allen street. to| | suspect to-day that the child was not) THE TEMPERATURE. | in ioving arms or pressed to maternal ‘The hour was dark—fust before bimseif a breast aybreak—and Pabashnik, father of many Uttle ones, said to him- | self wisely, "Dhat child is outdoors un- protected and alone.” and all Allen} street to-day 1s proud of Pabashnik be- | cause of his wisdom. Through the darkness he traced the jsource of the little watle—ten- | months-old Lillian Cohen lying on the | roof of a low extension where she had es | failen from the fire-escape five stories | | above, DEATHS FROM HEAT. | Pabashnik—may his powers of dis- jcernmen: never grow lees nor his wis- dom undiminished—looked with awe at he little creature, resembling « bundle nis PTPONeaaa DONE STEWART. JOH old, an insurance street and Vienna avent lyn, st 4 into a drug of regs, and it, catching @ glint in Ho. ois? Atlantic aveme and ¢ Pabashnik's eye, stopped wailing and ead. | began to gurgie a goo goo as it worked MARY Ufifecimon he manded a temporary injunction to abate | died at, jhome. N | Bees fausonese a era are eiee jthe Midway, Park nuisance, Falcada Takes Opener. pena ae ete IAN | was in Pabashnik’s in maine ace is Calls It a Nuisance. The Montpelier Stable scratched Shad- old, died at hom | great black whiskers tickled little Lill (Continued trom Third Page.) ‘Mr. Ettinger sald to the Court: ow Glance in the first and appended avenue. Brook fantanDisipressedl Narita ila’ breaet Vana t “I appear for seventeen complainants, |on his stablemate Falcada. Tom Healy She chuckled—and babies of ten months | senate, if it got hold of the Wilson Dill scribe. When the bids were opened on Freeman Bernstein secured @ common | evidently knew what he was doing, for HEAT PROSTRATIONS really do” chuckle, | @gain, would tear it to pieces that th Feb. & 1596, they (gsrogated & 26,970,000. show license on May 23, and since then | Falcada won at, the end Ok, Listas le : - e d ted it just as M came | On @ transaction the vernment a mn cut off and inaerfered with = Bu: the wonder of it all, The infant | House leaders bolted it Jose ent Cleve-| cleared a profit of $20,000,000 more than 228 been conducting a common show ing the early running. Golden Pearl u S who had dropped from the dizzy height | Jand refused to sign the bill, and it be-| would have accrued’ had the secret/On the lot opposite other properties. jled to the stretch and there stopped un- years gigas Tore not a scratch as a result, Of| came a Jaw without his tndorsement) agreement been carried out. There has Bernstein maintains here an exhibition |der the Welght, As they swing into ° | ae, Oe | On_AUR: ZI. never been since and never will be an- fing 7 | th h Golden Pearl, Peter Quince aecond sire jgourse, Pabashnik knew just what to/ “hiring the spring and summer, whlle| other secret bond issue, ek cae Hecen Dod Or maa nce OY erate le atiua| al emaloanayitous nonce outa ton cietelx= Church | do with Lillian. He clambered back to|the Congress was considering the moneY| ‘The rest of President Cleveland’s-sec- letes in_ scant costume, w calcium | teenth pole. where Corn Cob stole up Brooklyn | his rooms, wondering all the time how | 4nd tariff que®ions, labor troubles were / ond term of office Was uneventful. The ‘ight effects, There ts a merry-go- | CPR Par Tr es ae ie he RUSK twenty-seven [it belonged, and he placed it in the| \iminous coal felds of the Mlac’s vo yts| July, 18%, and nominated Bryan. | | hour tsenathitect 2 jithe rail with Falcada and McDaniel Groped “at No. 1600 Fates atrecy, [arma of Mrs, uerieips cro aes iat eb He the “Mississipn!| patiggat Pal rea ase taaiG | ink ingles nolseliitera leis rarmener tesa | 10d] toypull Corm/ Cob) up and go around Brooklyn, and was taken to Bt j amaned j Valley to Washington. The Ammerice eynpatl th the gold wing of the |other notse-making exhibits, The oa a ence er icl aes een eit *s” Hospital. k ia 5 Railway Union declared a veott | Democracy hich nominated Palmer collects noisy, boisterous, unruly crowds) d_ to : suns Homolta Sleeping peacefully on the fire-escape| against’ the Pullman Palace Car Com-/ and Buckner ina convention at Indiane who block trate ‘In the streete end (colt for the place money, but not ae ae Porte cver tears | five stories above was Mrs. Wolf Cohen, jepany Which resulted in @ jeneral Hesup apolis gi® took no active part in the n block entrance and egress to the [SuoRet Nek Ks: eoereiceca who won by . 0 2 me Hundred | mother of Uttle Lillan. Not even her| of railroad traffic in the Wes mpaign homes in One Hundred and Eleventh |@ length and a hal and Tw J + Was over ns a | On July 2 United States Court In}, Upon his retirement from office he stroo! vhich wa 4 come One Hundred and |JFeams had warned her that the baby | jin July 2 the Unites Stion. restraino| gettled down with. a comfortable fortune thoroughfare: until this Midwey, Park Winner Comes From Behind. Twenty-fifth street crossing, Sur; | had slipped out of her arms and fallen, | ing the atrikers” from Thterfering. with | And {in Interesting family to enjoy’ fe. | Wan opened Reedy pea eae anit ee geons a arlem Hospital| bounding from one clothes Ine to an-' railroad trains. Deputy Untied States cede een ates ee in politics. | “1 present affidavits which show that|/win the second race, and so did Rock:| treated h . other until she landed flat on her ttle | Marshals at Kens 1 ea one Contributions Reem: his ees | whereas eda al OG MCE TS PIE Mele oh EL LA Stl aROORY., M,, J, tp lettervenrrien: bask on the Toot of the shed below. | /on July, killing two and injuring| @pveared quite frequently in the mags: | much sought and alwaye fuily ceeupion [the way,, Duman broke Arasee in front rai baad 5 ne ¥ ‘apa Wolf Co! also slept on while 2 ies. puen eousntyardi u ple i, , a, hey PSH ae Cae |huipieting can Gang apatemeeael eat ordered United| | When Thomas F. Rvan purchased con-/‘snan's have tnoved out because of the nd Meena. iPadsciesumartacevtiers T fourth st i lie CM See cena he eat’ rol of the Equitable Life Insurance Mo's 29 #3] if nd Queen I physicians treated |act. A clamor in the house aroused | Bates 4 A Company from James Hazen Hyde he SPOW, and others have served, notice | So, fh CRITE) Ey |them. The Pabashnike were on a noisy | Motne and ¢ ‘sekeni Grover) Cleveland: tormer/Justice| thet they willcmove) on! July ir var, | plackiSheen/allitooxed 4, dave, @ chan | ant e -) Morgan J. O'Brien. of this city, an . a Gla 3 SI} on and win. While this bun. twenty. | hunt gr the parents of the child, They) His Famous Venezuelan Mes | George Westinghouse. of Pittsburg. to fidavit that when this place opened on ‘0,cOms on and win. walle ells pm Ablaxconlllliac iat pesvaigniticxoe rine niiclene fore |act ag trustece Of the stock, In Febru.| Memorial Day there were many iil- | 8% ff out of the rear dviston orth River, | § y | act ag tru the stoc ‘ebru- | Memo: ¥ v y Mil / stone came ere y Ospital i 1 age. ary 1907. the ex-President was elected smelling wild animals—itons, tigers and jand left. them arguing. The Wrestler Horse Ciaide) otseole) Leaver ty een-cnvath hold Se sees ene enea| Cheleinan, and hier councal tne asses, Menagtand hat thele nolge disturbed | i's “hmver™prommincat, and, “ATobee twenty-seven | bable: jt he beginning of 18%, the third] Sats life inaurance presidents the repose of the neighborhood, de- | ck out of it in the etreten, Withee venient anothers! yéur ‘Of Presiden. Cleveland's second | gaiere of $26 000 He was a atroyed sleep and wete'm, nulsmnce. A [Ores ee R Ir All the W 1 Thirty-ninth | «Mein kindt! Mein Heber kindt ist ge-| administration, the effects of the panic) and diligent in fhe duties of his no | shooting gallery, strength testing ma- | Keene Pair le Way. Hospital i rcleaill acteamedWiatvallnwelth Gon e dying aw On May 20 the Sw | unti ni vere illness in the s chines and a hurdy-gurdy joined in a| James R. Keene's Suffragette and siclen |: {serestned a atre ant Olt Cohen, tof the United States. if a | and early summer of T8e medley of noise which destroyed her | Footpad ran one two in the Surt Stakes aroused by the clamor and instantly Hecision on which one of the Peace and prevented her comfortable | adding $3.97) to his stake winnings. The missing her baby. And) then\ there had reversed himself over night, de- as | enjoyment of her home. | pair led all the way, and at the end mometiing ketal real ong the) clared the Income Tax, which had been) W EWS ,OF DEATH |_ "Her physician certifies that her nerv- | DO a rs real panic among the . efor unconstl ‘| passed nine months before, & ;0Us condition tm due solely to this nuls. thers in the big tenement, but it was) tutional 5 cas HELD FROM ance. Mrs, Glauber makes aMdavit that quelled instanter when little Lillian was This year was notable ‘ause 0! | at 2 in the afternoon a female trapeze | Caught up in the arms of its half-crazed | mother. | Then Dr, Grizzard came from Gouver- | neur Hospital and examined Lillian ;\ f heels to head, looking for trouble, but there was none—not a scratch. ‘All this baby wants Js {ts mammi sald the doctor, as he placed the won- DWARD, mel and a cigar, historical he and paragraph THE EVENING ‘Baby Who Fell Five Stories and Diagram of Her Plunge LILIAN COHEN FILIPINOS MURDER AMERICANS ON NEGROS. ‘Forester, School Teacher and Four atives Slain by. Hill Tribes- men on Savage Island. MANILA, June 4.—A telegram re- ceived here to-day from the Island of Negros tells of the murder of H. D, Everett. a Government forester; T. R. Wakely, school teacher, and four Filipinos by ‘hill tribesmen The party had started across the Island of Negros, which is one of the least civilized of ‘the extreme southern group of islands, and had been missing for six weeks No details of the murders have been received. Cleveland a Poor Boy Who Won Fame by znel United President © ns boundary States and dents in leading pa fe réasse| con: the second was cate conspiracy 3 OE RGEN derful Lillian in the eager arms ot the Brite rite Af Mamma Wolf Cohen. Papa, Wolf, the Munroe Doctrine cohe: . =|. The reply 0 Cohen treated the doctor to some kum-| | The reriy Qf Uren Mon i on Hard, Earnest Work: whi nec whi ce » ana safety The worst ell of © season oo | over theblinites fpeates was pa rroken a *« «is CLYDE LINER CHIPPEWA che Marae Decttin ie seat wing “HONE ASHORE AT MONTAUK POINT, | portance to. our in from t c wave | nation, and i of o free out to sea \ of eh The Clyde line steamer Chippewa mt hung ove 1 yught tem- bound from Charleston, N. C., to Bos-| of Bovern! rary rellef to thousands of sv ton. Is re at Montaak Point Rnd eanne p She struck about 11 o'clock last night | in thick fog, and ht a submerged rock | a hole fs a knocked in her t nrough whigh the sea rushed. ex- tinguishing the fil and rendering th ship helpless 1 + Being without steam and noa the rm whistle w had to} be blown, Monroe dectrine as an active pri, e t n until tne fog rose before tak was acanowledged, and President Cle ometer r Si When the fog was partly ¢ land received a large share of popular =H i t ain learned where he, Praise for hix determined attitude. storm came uf was and came ashore in a vont to notity| The Bond Syndicate Scandal. ce « 1 k, t up the beac! from th bond ic ropp } > 1 ach s aft In February, the Cropp 4 (i a sold, by secre toa de € n FS ” te sea ew York bankers, headed te r t wi by Aui Bel and J. Pierpont, h Morgan de id the duty Heddes io) pewa is a a crew of KISSED WRONG WOMAN. Caunexs Arrest of 2 Washington. ‘Mr. father he is entitled to grateful remem- ate jo Saluted He neeen, Prewident Cleveland’ brance.”" we Rojalro Disala, a fruit dealer, wh eA A Pe et Crete een Sl Dewieagas k i 4 vetween his first and second,terms. As +. my ‘ae stand 1 at No. 907 Second avenue, was a Femult of the visit Morgan’ & Co GOV. HUGHE r ay arraigned before Mag formed a syndicate to gather gold for! ORS ; r Yorkville Poles Coux, | (ie urchase m.060 Worth OF Gov. | ORDERS FLAGS ' naar ile ee Cou ernment. bor vorld organize een mall for examination to- | a_ public heading the list| AT HALF MAST. with aving vy wit $1,000,000, a Boliot by tele- o rs Jennie Sweeney, twents, | RTADh tenders of gold to the Cavernmemt| ALBANY, June %—Gov. Hughes, | rn There nls !n payment Tor bonds from si the bank-| while attending a celebration in honor pane ‘at her ‘home No. 16 }era th Ty. The sponse was) of st. John's Day tn Cohoes to-day 8 morning. ams: ulti wag informed of the of former y said that during the World’s Appeal Changed | president Grover Cleveland. He. oF- sh v shan who is chauf Tw, dered the flags on all State buildings to eseuee = iving at Elbe Treasury Plans. pl at halt Cneninieataes c c ame her place to look ed that the public was willing Albany he wil a proclamation WORLD TEAM DEFEATS mantealiataaliy ane vata “the ‘oan''ta the Gove ‘announcing the death of Mr. 5 aie : t rvention of the bank AMERICANS AT BASEBALL. et Disala’ klaged | he shiek take 1 per ed his engage- and s! ad a of the eve! this afternoon, aiehalpivecere : the egraph resix 1 Cohoes. rhe Sow r W Slowed that 0 go to New et De Pa h t f the College of : kept wa 5 a Kk. Dut cancelled n s a Parvale nt ee 1 agement. He will, however, go team outplayed their opponents at all | fave Sq aaatra monet ote ue lia had pen Inta dy,the| to Hamilton to-morrow, where the. de- | A Feet statio ident and Secretary Carlisle ree of LL. D. will be’ conterred a Mages of the game. rested Disala and locked him up. broken and the public wae asked to sub- him by Colgate University. pottom, | fir G to an alarmin mabite n for sm in fected in 1 time nator a ns sum of. §f9,11 minutes aft nds on sa sold for $7 nt of 84 ater ir is Seer Carlisle, a sale ‘und al was wold re fd of J 23 rm e yea World and ren the {ta s were 1s a Franc: egal adviser, pare: mn pub) , a loss to the President Cley o fthe Tre empted to eff sam ted ublielty © had become di stage when the bond sale 1 by President Cleveland. Pierpont Morgan, 1895, Robert Bacon, of the M an 5 L ik h the Pri The fir on with t te betwe: eat Bri By ing the Mon- he an ain, the bond syndi- | eland asked Great Bri- | tain to submit the Venezuela boundary | estion to arbitra alisbury.. question to arbitr : Salisbury | the live Torce of exident Cleveland was 1 thrilling. 4 und a ringing response all niy | ich we stand strong 8 ement {s as outburst das the verge rs ; was form He ask and ynde im: nd a ential to the integrity distinctive form as intended to ap- y stage of our national life become obsolete while our ndures, his ringing declaration was the oc- kable ongland, which was prompt United States. of For though wt deration succeeded hys- | at conclusions, the | States to Insist upon the ht aced the hey were Gov- u. ed on THE CHILDREN TAMWORTH, N. H. June &.—Aal- | though the death of former President Cleveland was reported here early day, no word of it had been received at the Cleveland summer home here from Pinceton this afternoon. News of the death was telephoned to the manager of the Cleveland tate’ by the Associated Press, but he refused to make it known to the house- hold, He said there | Fumors concernin dition that he w: with the members t had received definite word from a per sonal friend of Mr. Cleveland tn Prine ton. These, he said. were his instruc- tions. Mrs. H. E. Perrine, Mrs, Cleveland's mother, is at the Cleveland home | With her are the four Cleveland chil- had Mr. 4 not been so many Cleveland's con- communicate mily until he dren, Esther, Mar Richard and Francts. The Cleveland place is tn an isolated district f: from the railway and tele- gruph | and the only telephone in the ig that | @ house of the ger, W. H, Cook. ee STEVENSON PAYS TRIBUTE TO MAN AND STATESMAN. BLOOMINGTC mer Vice-Presid greatly shocked death of Mr. said “Lam deeply grieved to learn of the June %4,.—For- Adlai Stevenson was med of the st w Clevel nson death of Mr. Cleve d His will be a large place in He was the possessor of grea of untiring industry and of © apacity that hac few parallels. ht years of administration of th nment will afely endure the sure test of time. ‘His personal and official integrity yond all posalble question. ‘As @ candidate upon the national Ket with Mr. Cleveland in his last contest, I was in confidential relations with him and often a guest at his house, He was ai delightful host Blessed in his domestic relations, his home was one of the happlest I have ever known. but ag the affectionate Not only as @ statesman husband and to- ~ CLOSE MIDWAY PARKA ONCE | Harlem Residents Tell Justice Blanchard It Is a Noisy Nuisance. Justice Blanchard to-day looked down upon a crowd composed largely of Har- their peace of mind and the comfortable enjoyment of their homes. The Midway Park is a sort of minia ture Coney Isiand, with all the cheap and noisy features of New York's sea- side hurly-burly. It is housed in @ foore of shacks in the otherwise vacant plot occupying the whole block bounded by One Hundred and Tenth and One Hundred and Eteventh streets, Fifth and Lenox avenues. Ira A. Ettinger, counsel for the Har- lem Property Owners’ Association, the Allied Real Estate Interests, Law and Order League and other Harlem organ- ‘zations, appeared as counsel for John T. Martin, of No. 35 West One Hundred and Eleventh etreet; John, Joseph and Louls Hoffman, Mrs, Leopold Oppen- heim, Mrs. Clara Glauber, Mrs, Joseph- ine Klau and ten other residents and property owners on the north side of! One Hundred and Eleventh street, most | of whom braved the heat to be present | |in moral support of their lawyer. He de- | performer. fifty feet in the alr in scant |costume, performs within sight of chil- dren from school, and It is contended that this {s an immoral show. Invade His House. John T. Martin says in bis affidavit that In order to get a view of what ts going on within the enclosure, which is surrounded by a fence ten feet high, ight seers crowd upon his stoop 0 jthat he has to fight his way through [into his own ‘house, and sometimes the crowds have even ‘invaded the roof of [his house. Other residents make similar aMda- jvits. Lewis Salant, in behalf of Bernstein, The burden of opposed the infu his argument Was that Mr. Bernstein had been allowed to get his license un- s) lis monev tn of tee various devices park, before any one “Well, If you are maintaining a nu ance Till abate It,” was Justice Blan- chard’s curt response at the close of the 3 speech. He took the papers, reserving decision. ——_ SOUND BOAT IN COLLISION. Steamer Chester W. Chapin Raked by Bowsprit of Schooner. NEW LONDON, Conn., June 24.—The mteamer Chester W. Chapin, of the |Norwich line, reported to-day a slight | collision with an unknown schooner off Bartlett's Reef Lightship on her trip vere trom New York The bowsprit of the sailing craft knocked off paint and shavings for fif- teen feet on the side of the steamer. The craft disappeared in the fog and its identity could not be learned, It is not believed that the schooner exhibited in the received serious Injury An Zyeglass Burden Don't wear eyeglasses unless they } are prescribed for your special case. EAeree “e. oe Three-Piece Over-the-counter glasses are not PT 'e taesclsy value $40.00. | only useless, but positively dan- ) gerous. Consult our OCULISTS— Sep who are registered PHYSICIANS. Lees co They will advise you honestly. NEW Fyeginases, if needed, trom $1.00 up. OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS. 54 East 23rd Street, near Fourth Ave. 54 West 125th Street, near Lenox Ave. 442 Columbus Avenue, 81s and 82d Sts 76 Nassau Street, near John Street. 489 Fulton Street, BROOKLYN. Opposite Abraham & Straus. eee aee COURT URGED TO (WESTERN UNION ORDERED FROM SHEEPSHEAD BY |Coney Island Jockey Club Takes Action to Prevent Race News Geiting Out. (Continued from First Page.) money only throv~h a fine energetic ride lem women and property ‘owners and s residents of West One Hundred and | >Y Joo McCahey. ‘The sprinklers are still, work- Eleventh street, came toécourt to ap-|ing for the Coney Island Jockey Ciub, peal for the abatement of Freeman-|and that’s a good sign that the game is Bernstein's Midway Park, which they / still on its feet. ‘The regulars, to the declare to be a nutsance, destroying\ number of 3,600, were out again to-day, as were the three sporty Japs who sit | behind the press stand daily. Some one suggested that they be special envoys from the Japanese Government sent to study the American thoroughbred. What? They were very over the day's doings. Racing Conditions Good. Conditions were perfect for the sport and a good card furnished six spirited contests. The Brighton Beach Racing | Associaton came in for a lot of critt- |clam from many of those present, on its |announcement that its stake programme has been called off. The consensus of opinion was that those who control the track by the sea are not game sports- men. President Chris. Fitzgerald, however, 1s not included among the “cold fee men. Everybody knows it was Fitz's policy to see the game through and take a chance, but unfortunately he is not the whole board of directors. William Engeman is the owner of the Brighton Beach plant. Registered Established Trade Mark Half a Century : Crnoltd” “Knit” Night Drawers These drawers are soft in tary and comfortable. They are: made with and without feet, and, like all Arnold garments, are knitted from the best quality of cot- ton yarn. For sleeping garments they are ideal. Price 50c and up. James McCutcheon dCo, Sth Avenue and 34th Street Opposite Waldorf-Astoria J.BAU MANN #olid Golden Oak Drenser with ning information re- ‘garding outfits. [Mailed on appli- ‘cation at 84th St. & 3d Av Rooms Completely Furnished, Collapsible Go-¢ hood, ike cut 0, ATS enthusiastic | texture, elastic, porous, sani-| L!1GERAL CREDIT HOUSE fT | both were only galloping, High Range | was the best of those behind, but had to go some to head out Choirmaster of Chesterbrook. This race was considered foregone conclusion for the Keene entry. Bedouin Wins Steeplechase. | Bedouin won the Lagzarone over the | turf course, leading practically all the | Way. “Angelus chased him all the way, | but couldn't get to him. Gretna Green ran third, but faltered in the last few strides and let Sea Wolf up to the show money, Old Honesty was considered to have better than a fair chance in this race, but was knocked out of it at the paddock turn and never could get up after that. Miller Rides Poor Race. | Lady Hubbard closed like a streak! in the final event and nailed Wall flower in the last few strides. Anna Ly Daley, under a frightful ride by Miller, was third on her own courage. “otytto was well fancied, but ran out in the stretch when she looked dangerous. LINER WRECKED ON SPANISH COAST; FJRTY ARE SAVED The Steamer Larache, From Buenos Ayres, Drives Ashore Near Muros. CORUNNA, Spain, June 2%.—The Spanish steamer Larache, from Buenos Ayres, has been wrecked on the coast {near Muros. Forty of her passengers have arrived at that port. Detalls of the disaster are still lack- ing. The Larache was owned by the Cam- pagnia Transatlantica, of Barcelona, and was of 1,050 tone register. — SHIP LOAD OF WOMEN. The Madonna, of the Fabre line, sail- ing to-day for Naples and, Marsell will carry in her saloo: women—eieven of them twenty-four unmarried—and ten men, most of whom are bachelors. Only one married man is accOmpanied by his wife. 3. thirty-five married and RUNAWAY HORSE® SCARES CROWD Broke From Street Car and Crashed Into Third Avenue Trolley—Bled to'Death. With a whiffle-tree dangling at: his heels and a crowd scurrying from ais path, a Chambots street car horse dashed wildly up Park Row this after- noon as the evening rush to the Bridge was under way. Cries of alarm pre- ceded the runaway and the nolse and din caused commotion for blocks. Sev- eral thousand persons saw the horse galloping towards them and turned in panic to seek shelter. The whiffie- tree flew from side to side, crashing against the wheels of trucks and strik- ing teams of horses. For # wits it looked as if a serious acciient would ensue. out Directly in front of the bridge «he horse crashed into the front enf@.at @ Third avenue car. The animal. steg- gered back and was thrown frem: his feet. Rising again, the horse wag on the point of making a second deah, al- though badly cut and severely hurt, when a policeman got hold of ‘his bridle and held on. Hundreds of men gath- ered around as the horse slowly bled to death. ‘The horse became frightened at Cham- nly bers and Duane street, and # leaping forward, snapped the chein‘at- tached to the whiffietree. ———————_ M'CARREN STARTS FIGHT. DENVER, June 2%4.—Senator Patrick H, McCarren, of Brooklyn, has for- warded the papers in the Brooklyn contests to the Democratic National Committee. The new, delightful waits song, ‘It Al- ways Comes with the Summer,” as being sung by the English comedienne, Biss Rosle Lioyd, will appear in next Ye World, It fs "= combination Disco te ber other ‘charming song, light on the Pratrie.? Order next .Gun- dav's World In narance to rocnre It. {—_ Lord & Taylor Silk Remnants To Close We have several thousan all to be closed Dress Goods Department will place on d Short Ends and some Broken Lines of Fancy Silks, out -at soc. yd. Special Sale 1,200 yas. French All Linen White Suttings 46-inch wide; | —Al 38c. yd., value 65c , # lso— 2,800 yds. Colored Linen (Union) all the most wanted shades, “ special at Wash Goods Special 17¢. yd. Department Sale of Fancy Figured Silk Mulls : at isc. & | extensive variety of attractive designs and colorings 25c. yd, value 35¢. to 50c. Also Sale of seid | White and Colored Wash Goods Remnants and Dress Lengths at greatly reduced prices. 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