The evening world. Newspaper, August 3, 1908, Page 12

JEU eae OPERA SI ‘Prima ae Who Was Bitten Miss Emelie Gardner, of the Aborn Company, Suffering From Many Injuries. FT ARM BADLY TORN. LE Singer Had Entered a Pantry Where the Dog and Her Puppies Were Locked. | | \ Emelie Gardner, last ne Ab is in the Ri suffering from frightful Mis season the prima donna Pi Coney Island rn Opera (x on Hospital at ( injuries inflicted last night by a forty- eight-pounad bulldog. The dog 1s now under observation be experts of ‘he Brooklyn Board of Health It ts not 1 was suffering from rabies, but Miss Gardner's injuries were fo severe and nervous shock great that her life is still In serious danger. iss Gardner has been llving for the summer In a cottage in West First | atreet, Coney Island. Her housekeeper, Mrs, Danginan, is the owner of a big female bulldog, which she kept in a airongly constricted doghouse In the rear yard. Dog in New Quarters, dog gave birth to five puppies on Saturday. Yesterday, on account ot! the excessive heat, Mrs. Dangman transferred the mother dog and the puppies to the pantry believed the anim The of the cottage, She said | which is in the basement. nothing about the transfer to Miss Gardner, who was In mortal fear of the biz brute, Late last night Miss Gardner entered | the pantry, She was alone in the house | 80 far as human company was con- | cerned, the housekeeper haying gone out | for the evening, The room was dark, Miss Ape had no sooner entered and closed the | door than the dog, sensing danger to the pupples, sprang upon ner. «Instinct tvely Mi duer threw up her arms, r face, ‘he sharp teeth of the dog settled In her left arm between the wrist and the elbow. Of a fighting breed, hang on and punish, EZMILIE GARDINER... SLEEP WALK PLUNG WOMEN SEE MAN AILLED BY Lt ROM and trained to the dog ground the flesh and bones of the unfortunate | singer until arm was fearfully crushed, Miss Gardner, aming at st tdly the top of her voice, the vicious brute with her right hand The dog snapped at the hand and al-/ i} most severed the two first fingers, | JOHN R, Murphy Impaled | Oakley Was Proud of His Abil., Weak with pain and terror Miss| 9 44 sel Gardner tay on the floor screaming tor} ‘Through Leg on a Picket ity as a Swimmer, and help. The dog leaped upon her re- HN peatediy, tearing her flesh in a score of Fence. Tried “to Show Off,” of the heel of Ing her right places, biting off a p her right foot and lace leg. to- While walking In his sleep early " sald to hold “T dare yon to jump, Willle “and then, though I tried and that was the last Victim Badly Hurt. Dozens of people in the neighborhood heard the scheams, but were unable to | day John R. 3 old, tumbled from the s him, he jumped, them until the victim of the |@2W of his home at No, 119 Lincoln) we saw of him.” fury was practically unconscious street, Flushing, and was impaled! In these words Jim Keenan, of No. h Jor b! id acl t ugh PZ 0 ket FY of and the jealous brute had slunk back | through the leg on a picket fence. 318 First avenue, described to an Ever to the corner of the room where she |» Pohag ; | The 4 an has be v ning World reporter to-day the death had left her puppies. Mrs, Dangman happened home just as “28% y y a. of Willlam Oakley, the son of a car: f th TRAE RGH METER years ago ver Was killed by a fall 3% Crist the men who had heard M139 eee ee ne nee niow when he walked Tage man living at No, 322 First ave: Gardner's screams were preparin me Deana lke preparing to 1. its sleep. Since then young Murpiy nue. force the door of the cottage. The in- fluence of Mrs. Dangman kept the beast quiet while Miss Gardner was carried to the parlor of the cottage. ulance was summoned from s been careful to jock his door mhen went to bed a ‘ds were put on the windows of Last night, beca Young Oakley~"Wild" Willie Oakley, nei de the th bors called him—leaped from ft the kK Long Island Rallroad Babylon at 10 o'clock last eat, he left the door oper ad asleep on Hospital and the euffer- i. gaveral hours and was still asiee, iSMt Just as she was pulling into har man was hurried to that Institue ges y'cluck A. M., when he got up ‘iP at the foot of East Thirty-fourth tion, The surgeons sald It rea aBtvet Morea abl Tee worst case of the character Ng a Lae Taide tac! eh ty) a Keen 4 ; e t ¥ lad | ito the room of his motk enan and a dosen others ever encountered, All of the wounds you. of quis room were returning from a picnic of the were promptly cauterized, the operati rf d lead out Ramapo Club at Fuher's Park Long and the subsequent dressing lasting is Island City. Most of the party had par: awl nearly 4°o clock this mornin, pes taken frc he Kegs that the party at See emetic rok wit and on the way home Nets yaashau Wane een FRRNsrer ca on the boat Oa was boasting of his immer. down then, put mut. Board of Health exp powers as ae signs of hydrophob ! Was be perfectly hi s she inflicted ) he pieket for nevertheless dangerous and t uid be Ing into CET EN sears adie nal Was preparing Far a a (were startled by ae: t rean from several women. 0 that his Injury, Th saw Oakley wrest free from wa Keenan, who tried to hold and af with a wild plunge from the stern nto the boat's boiling wake, Her pro- s were still revolving fast as he c L the water, ick by a and supposed them and killed, as he Dear eyed mother said that four months ago after a | NeCK bf (A ES Animal Seizes Mrs. Beatrice . Fauci ie his father, and until a eee - \ A 4 me to the house last night Caltine as She Passes ini Tee C9 irae now what had become of ewe Sm. & Re Pe Was twenty-two and was Him in Street. Am, 8 ‘ ef a8 a powerful and skilful swim- ~- Ang a, Mining Swimming was the best thing he rossing Washing Park | 8 lid,” was the neighbors’ epitaph ae d nMe he Be os NEW POST OFFICE PLANS by a horse attached :o a) Ch eked: HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED. nt of ; f i * un J WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.—Acting Secre- able ‘ 21% 28 ry of the T Ww yp to-day 4 ‘ ‘3 Mead & era i ity post : M ‘ ' Post- apped i a the Secretary of ; fs 5 , plans for the Ra ah Inv It pably will i 1H = e ive the plans In . : . Bo ge ae rm % that ir the construgtion : eee { the bullding may ve called for an FM 7 NEILL WILL TRY TO SETTLE - | LACKAWANNA TROUBLE. BROOKLYN ARIONS SEPARATE y 4 COLOGN Aux r ’ SCRANTON, Pa, Aug 3—United the Ar 3 ; ates Com of Labor Charles an Ne 1 Grand Master various tthe Sw & Union, that tativid ‘ a ; " “ is Me ae ary taps ety Wal America tay. Aug. 1, ar Deets Me on this afternoen. THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST by a 48-Pound Bulldog) 1908, ASHUT INDOMVTALLE HT ONS WLL MD HURRCANE, BUT IN RUN. ING DOW MAKE SA HUN MVCARTY S SLAE W SOR MISSED KILLING ROEARHUBB! = /One of Those Little Family Big British Sea Fighter, Carry. Promise en to Policeman | Differences, Coupled With ing Prince of Wales Home, Who Vowed Vengeance Bad Aim. Maintains 26 Knot Speec at Brother’s Bier. | satel ie eee | OTHERWISE WERE HAPPY | 1}ONDON, Aug. 3—British ava of- LOOK FOR A TEAMSTER, | ficers are watching wi e i reports regarding ¢ ‘ af mee | Mrs. Jackson Expects “Better ie warship Indomitanie, on woteh th Dead Man’s Trunk haere | Luck Next Time,” She tan trom Quebec, where he attonded From Home Before He Tells Surgeon. I eaaRaT Hear einn Was Mentified, | the speedo: t palbeern men of me Qued TO TAKE A SUPERFLVOUS on ) and, a Vowing to find the slayer of his HUSRAND OFF THE HANDS— thou ine about brother, Owen McCarty, whose body Wait untit the husband ts other: laa as eat was found in Gravesend Bay a Ww wise engaged in the hallway, then teat het i Miomas McCarty, of th open the halldoor sid that the Guna , today endeavored him once, or oftener, in th the high ave we o y surrounding the eae ithe patie ood’ alandarde al|ioreeemarcuiuuuaevee sects (OMItSP endl stnnnisy disnnnenrance cantly death | make of revolver; shut the door; Pane na i Ore veweR at 76 s Police Commissioner Bingham assigned earefu wipe and oil revo! to consideration 1 ae cs yes and put away, If first opera Indomitabie f o throw any light proves unsuccessful repea voyage uport ably ’ an fore, except use a revolver of NW) As When ohio ur Me {larger callore:-Brom the furore |e to be a SE ve Pee ueanthe household recipes of Mrs. Nellie 4 Bae iG a a ee aurea ene HOR FaIne! Jacrson, had run stor fs twenty-four ud been was identized, Promise Their Aid dark and ree Mrs, Nellie Jackson, tall, | sloe-eyed, told an Eyening World porter about It to-day in the prison pen | of the Harlem Court, It was impos- sible to get her husband's account of how it feels to be thus taken off, for he—his name ts John J. Jacks after spending the night at the Presbyterian Horpital with quite a hole in his neck, rad abruptly gone away from there. “Merely a Little Difference.” “you can say In the paper that was meres! a little family diftere: ‘sald Mrs. Jackson, “We have |married five years and we have th [ttle family jars the same as eve pody else does, Most of the time we have been more or ess happy, but every now and then some little thing comes up. “Td been away three days, I spent two of them with my gister over on Long Island, Yesterday I came homie | | found headqui boarding-h qualified his original story effect that a policeman and n had call the house before vdy fentified. husband was con! aid Mrs. Ried ¢ BEAT HIM WIVES HELPCD, LICEMAN $ 1 was dentified Getting Hazy Now. to our fat at No. 26 East Kighty-| ninth street. I hadn't been there long Mrs. Ried says the trunk was taken | when 1 heard somebody in the hall try-| way in a ar by two gray jing to get In. So I took the revoiver! eee Saeed res anc by a smooth-faced jand went opened the door andy ft years. jthere he was, and I shot him only Ruggan Was Geiting Worst of FT iar Tilenv Nolaee once. bs 1 it was one of Edward J. Ke! | "You may put me gown, yours man) Tt When Help Came, He sicks ao rie hat as saying that I am not the least bit : 5 ¥ ee | wus sorry. I am perfectly ready to taks Tells Court. is my medicine, and if I had killed him {t would be just the same, The fear of consequences does not dawnt me Be sure to get that ‘daunt’ in.” | Policeman Ruckert, of the Trame |Squad, Ilving Just under the John J Jand Nellle Jackson flat, heard the shot. | Ruckert sald that the John J. halt of s drivers de- move the t also did the tm n which Ow and the po! drivers ca favor re didnot Twe well dr Williams and concern nox fac ry wife H Hundred and Q and the Jackson family sketch had come gaye his name as Thomas 1) home earlier in-the day, and, after also as James Shai a failing to get inside his rooms by any lived at the Sherman Sq) b ordinary means, had obtained permis: were befor sistrate S ie! Over his brother's dead body at the} sion of the accommodating Janitor to Dall ei AR i nae i At ; Coney Island morgue yesterday Police- break the door down providing he paid ihe AY st BWM Se nan McCarty swore that he would all damages. ne Willigmees and bring the slalyers to Justice, “I wil rf ir friends we ’ NA pot rest until [ find them," he declared Willing to Be Martyr. ery taning early “1 ets Nea th m, ig 4 eH He was 30 engaged, according to red the Dyckman leeman MoCarthy) sald today tha pest of Ruckert's bellef, when Ru ay. The teket aS anxious to trace his brother's 1 ‘ Coleman, a “eullu ona aracenentabe: | heard Jackson call out, Ruckert, | says he nas aivays rey pee tek!" rather hurried man-| for politeness, never ‘a CARICRRE 1) Ke ’ wite rash" speak to hin t » key to this @ystery. | ner, and then there was a shot, and|MNing ‘and When to-day. “If T can locate | when Ruckert got there Jackson was| | aaked them { Sete ie nat ae down with a hole !n his neck, i ' WhiGhhNe I will not make any charge said Jaekson as he lay on "Nellie, dgainst“you,”’ the floor, “Go as far as you like," was the apt retort, so Ruckert says, and then the| lady went inside and lighted up the ofl en stove and got out the can opener, be- |t unch was late, anyhow ntered Was crowded the Mag tried to ped on tne and t 8 PRISONER TRIES SUICIDE. Ties iceman when I + Ellaabeth O'Donnell caliBe While iting to-d h em through checking the blood, he thought rt to be arraigned on a complaint it no mora than an act of Kindness to | py a Balla O'Donnell open the flat door and tell Mra. Jackson | { ars old, of No, % Firat oyamination oe EMPEROR WILLIAM GUEST Mt OF THE KING OF SWEDEN, cr ini charge of the pen, hurriedly opened the loor and threw the woman to the floor, Wrenehing her hands free of the st tf the bullet had gone one-elghth | of an-inch more to the windward, as Ta were, it would have got Jackson's wind- | pipe and jugular and a few things like| pted suicide by strangling a colored woman prisoner oO William nnell, in MKvell, I never waa such a good shot she answered right off Og reel. 00?" “Bate | STOCKHOLM, Ang ter luck next time, e! So, just for that they fam and his party arrivec TIBI CAH Ge RRA IGRS PROGR NES Rut "bt s morning when yn board the Imper {cloth she had torn from her pe Mut thls movie announced , ee aie - coat tled around her neck, O'Conn! that Jackson had “hurriedly ern on a short visit to King Gustave led tipon the colored woman to undo er ae P from the hospital early this m A fleet of Swedish wars knot, This was done and O'Connell going in the general direction of Pa peded pacifying her jerson, N. J., his former home. Yo + ceaded in) pe 1g Sana Hae continued When arraigned bi Magistrato nt Barlow she was sent to tae workhouse ght for five BROUGHT FROM EUAOPE |. IRONS Cohen Must Stand Trial on a Charge of Embezzling $20,000, Joseph Cohen, formerly Giana for the Metropolitan Tobacco Company | at the branch 1M Grand strest Brookiyn, returned from Europe to-day ufted er, of h on the gteamer Rotterdam, Cr and In custody of Lieut Brooklyn Headquarters. Cohen's career in London was high! tii ne ceet. (nto the dent Cecil for several hundred n pounde The $2,000 he is alleged to have embezzled from the tobacco con- 4. as Ine been the Po Trame eman John Br Squad, was riding ac y on Leonard street Bara ht neuer (havharse ra as b ( : M. ( ; h broker aaa taken to the ins ong y €0, onan. Strip | from Petticoat Around Her Neck. | Les “There's a dead » starboard side of “nan man toa “SHE SAW , Booy IN RIVER, Woman Faints and Creates Bx- s rushed aft to ile several ng woman, at the stern cltement on a Ferry Boat, boat Atlantic from At Brooklyn, As the ferry lantic avenue, Wee pt in who fainted in seuth: Paco thiaymael sappeared In the Into her stip at South Perry this morn Pee ore we Ing oon the S12 trip, a middle aged a, JAMES McGREERY & GO. 23rd Street 34th Street ee TRIMMED MILLINERY. French Mourning Millinery, in- cluding large and mediumshapes. Also Bonnets and Hats showing the advance ideas of draping veils. Models for early Fall in new com- binations of silk and velvet. The latest colors, Smartly -trimmed with wings, fancy feathers and ribbon, Suitable for immediate wear, At moderate prices, In Moth Stores, ROBES, In Both Stores. On Tuesday, August the qth. Sale of Semi-made Robes, at about one-half usual prices, Of all-over Embroidery, Batiste, Lawn and mull. Finished with em. broidered flounce or trimmed with lace, White and colors, 4.95, 6:75, 10.50 and 13.75 Le semeenermineenineenmaenenemnemnenmemmememmmenend LADIES’ DRESSES, Remaining stock of Chambray and Lawn Dresses, 2.95, 3.75 and 4.75 Lingerie Princess Dresses, attrac. tively trimmed with lace and embroid- ery, At reduced prices, JAMES McGREERY & 60. 23rd Street ‘34th Street In Both Stores. JAMES McCREERY & CO. 23rd Street 34th Street RUG DEPARTMEN’SS, In Both Stores. Domestic Rugs and Carpets, On Sale Tuesday, August the qth, 400 Rugs, including Body Brussels and Wilton, All the standard qualities, Size g x 12 ft, 16,00 to 27.80 All-wool Mission Rugs, also Art Nouveau designs, Sizes 6x9 ft,9x9 ft andg x 12ft, 6,00, 9,00 and 12,00 200 rolls Velvet Carpet. goc per yard value 1.50 200 rolls Best Tapestry Carpet, Hall and stair patterns,,,.60c per yard usual price 90¢ zoo rolls Best quality Inlaid Lin- oleum, 1,00 per yard, usual price 1.50 Oriental Rugs. 400 Rugs, Size 34x 6™% ft. to 4x7 ft 10,50, 15,00 and 20,00 ‘ usual price 15.00 to 40,00 Extra fine quality Sarouk and Ker- man Rugs, 50.00 value 80.00 23rd Street 34th Street As now presented by COHAN & HARRIS atthe New York Theatre. Words and Music Complete will be gi nese Free With Next Sunday’s World, en with ON wa