The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1908, Page 6

Sagar © CW eens BIGYGLE SQUAD QUEENSBORO IS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 190, BINGHAM ADMITS —KRONPRINZ nA TOLD BY BUCHER CHOSEN AS NAME CITY'S WIDE OPEN STORM EACH DAY: TO “BRACE UP" and = Whe on the Carpe Motormen elien, 245 in All, a Headquarters. ENOUGH ARRE IRS), NOT Bingham Is Informed That Chaufleurs Who Pay Can Secure Immunity Bleycle policemen to the shay 1% and motor cycle poll the number of 3 were summoned to Pole: Veadquarters to-day and lectured by Deputy Police Commissioner Bugher ‘They were plainly told that most of 1 were lou on thelr jobs, and that {f there was not a distinct brace in! & Very short a new bicycle and Motor eyele squad Would be organized Commissioner Bingham and his depu- tles have been told that an automobile owner chauffeur knows ropes can secure immunity from arrest | by the judiclons outlay of money. It {s common gossip in automobiling circles that bicycle policemen pass the word along when an offender against the speed laws refuses to stand for a shake- down, Efforts have been made to se- cure proofs of these assertions, but no chauffeur or owner has been found will- ing to go into court and swear to a com- plaint Low Average of Arrests Nevertheless, the average of arrests to the undoubtedly large number of speed violations is not satisfactory to the Headquarters authorities, Quite frequently a citizen is run down and or who the Killed by a recklessly driven car, and the car gets away. A few nights ago t. Casey and Bicycle Policeman) Reichert chased a speeding automobile two miles, placed the chauffeur under arrest and then let him get away with- With one lundred and ninety-five bicycle men, fifty cycle men, the tire traffic squad and hundreds of pa- trolmen watching for speed violations the average number of arrests for June, July, August and thus far into ptember has averaged only sixteen " day. ils is held by Commtsstoner Bing- lam and his deputies, who have been out.at all hours of the day and night tu the Department automodiles and have seen violations on every hand, we he entirely too small an average. week ago every bicycle policeman in the city Was secretly transferred to a pre- tinct remote from lis former sssign- tment Bugher Talks to Them The new book of rules had just gone into effect ond no publicity attended the transfers. Neither, however, did an increase in the average number of arrests, So Commissioner Bugher sum- | moned the two hundred and forty-five} motor and foot-power bicycle men to his office and talked to them with con- biderable frankness. He told them that he had been in-| tt they were too friendly ; of chauffeurs and automo-/| who are habitual viola tors of the They wer ordered ms ae the number of every automobile they saw running; over the speed Itmit vg goon as the Violation is and to take the ‘par number and the number of the Phavffeut's license as goon as an arres:| ‘made. ‘They were told that unless average of eixteen arrests a day |s| gnaterlaly Increased the bloyole squad will be put to work emo | BOY TOPPLED WTO. BOILING WASH WATER Nine-Months’-Old Child in High Chair Lured by , Floating Soap. Tommy Sweeny, nine months old, was left altting In a high chair to-d In bis home, at No. 469 East Seventy- third street, by his mother, who left bh wreat wash kettle of bolling water In front of Tommy's chair and in it @ floating plece of soap. The child saw the soap and creid for {t, but as she left the room his mother told him he couldn't have It. Her back ud scarcely been turned five minutes GWhen she heard a splash und then a scream y had unfastened the bar that het him jn the chair and lost his bal- hnce reaching for the soap. When | mother reached him he was immersed In the scalding water, which had pa ed him from head to foot v who took the child to the aug Presbyterian Hospital, sald that was so badly scalded that It would be hext to impossible to his life poland: Hoel ein LAUGHED AT A POLICEMAN. Was Of Coarse, Driver Arrested, hat Magistrate . Hog it A Then, sever , daca ae gine jto bridge lexnmination jofficial reports will be made. | missioner. yinative hospital at Hyderabad was uy) FOR NEW BRIDGE = AS TO GAMBLING © MADE FAST TRIP Forts Aldermen Vote to So Christen Blackwell's ishind Structure. Bridge No. 4 known as Blackwell's Island Bridge, w te f the Board of Aldermm heneefort 4x Queensboro F fo the t thas explamed > that the public hearing interests favoring of Quer voro, and the committee decided in fa yor of the business Interests concerned interests rather than the sentimental advanced. Pending a report of eng! by the city to Investig weakened and dangerous condition of the new Queensboro Bridge, Commis- sioner Stevenson would not discuss to q report that the bridge has actu- ally “buckled” | eral sections. It fs stated that “shop buckles’’ due to poor workmanship were concealed by means of joh were added rs. Buckles appetred despite the etrengthening cover-plates sw "I shall investigate the reports, of course,” sald Commissioner, “but 1 shell not dis ring matters Tam not an firm of ing ani t 1 een inak- estigation of the bridge since repoits of weakness. following e collapse of the Quebec bridge dition, Prof, W. H. Burr is making an Ido not know when t It {8 the intention of the city to throw {out getting his number or the number the bridge open to traiMe on Jan. 1 next “of his car. and ari makin wements toward that end are the Mayor and Bridge Com- ‘The report of the engineer handed in before the ee Ca THOUSANDS DE IN GREAT FLOOD SWEEP IN INDIA Cloudburst Turns Section of Country Into Inland Sea and People Are Cut Off. will BOMBAY, Sept. 2.—Thousands of jllves have been lost, towns wiped out and an area of many miles turned inte an Inland sea by a great ood that har swept the Deccan region, one of the most densely populated India. Advices from Haldarabad to-day may sections the disaster ‘s one of the worst in the | 7, ‘history of the country. A cloudburst Geluged the affilcted locality in an in- 4 oredibly short space of time, and rivers that ruehed Into the towns, giving the victims little or no chance for escape. Hundreds of persona were drowned in} thelr homes, while others were whirled away on the crest ef the flood and thelr bodies carried miles distant lodged In the branches of trees. ‘The flood 1s still raging and all com- munication has been cut oft, but meas- ures are being taken by the Government to relieve the distress of the sufferers. The river Musi rose sixty feet and all the bridges were carried away. The derm the wa ONE OF WITTE'S FOES DEAD. URG, wanebach, ‘he box is o AF ene LARS RR SHRUNK QUARTER SIZE CARLTON ‘The engineering | | A committee 16 planning a, big opening celebratton. sto of or! THE NEW Ar. Butler and ¢ e All S. Delegi He's Going to Tell J He Knows About It and to Berlin Conference on Ask for Action, Passenger List. Police ¢ misatoner Bingha y Nicholas Murray Butler and many o alk w © Pol Ww rs American de! es to the recer to-day practically adinitted | Inter-Parilame: wide ope exists In turned to-day > an average speed of 22 knots, windin up by making an unique record of tw B and a quarter hours from Fire Islan swer the ques 1 have kr Les however, made a fairly fast passage at iy 1 long road engagement in ‘The Soul iiss, in which she made her suc eas last winter ee 1 Pan e my contrae: the London rumor to Francis [sit who jas charge New: 8 mut tin dunct a nad a stanc ain order for | M DEATH AVENUE GEN ONE MORE HANG Ss of nt ee ‘ New York Central Hasn’t MY | very day ‘there was wind or rain or Obeved Public Service : A ee black low-lying clouds and fog, and C as the whole voyage the dining Boar Injunctions. Fane was rarely filled at any meal, . t taro in a ough the ship had a full comple- 5 ent of passenge The Kronpring Pie Public Service Comn adopted an order for a hi ring as to y the New nue, This 6 © id eventh a the commission on. York Central over action is taken by + to Quarantine, a tch that takes 1 oi Tetollewa cowee houses and pool £01 most liners two hours and a halt eres L knew, when 1 Dr. Butler showed a deep interest in S°°” i ru cel eT Dt vi F tional flagm leh wi dopted M the political situation, but asked to be Sddition ri atter hearings on the complaint of the excused from talking about It, saying a ; i f H Pot ) Avenue Track Removal Asso ree he was not sufficlently tn touch’ with Plevent UE Mahatd bh, s complic jons te Is T have \ ite al atlon discuss It au Daamanit okevedatia @ orlarsthiat Jer ne kat a ve AWG its specific te but it did not, as of data to national WS representatives had promised, obe isited | the piri the injunctions and al ‘aelvare easonable endeavors to prevet , De dents Natfonal Un It bev own to the commi nection with other data submit 1 ca sa Three Congressmen Aboard sian Richard Barthholdi, of who, with Congressman Let Bett and Joh ne! yivania, was sald th ote: THE TRADING SLOW des the abe Adeline vas a vi the Interparliamentary toned digni- sprightly hus since then be H now pecially ig down of the numb ordered. The est 1s lo 7 ° traine be run at y Professionals Rule the Marxet, Which Lacks Feature. Seesaws and Stocks opened with trading quiet and prices showing smal lgains to-day Erle | was up $4, Canadian Pacific 1 a Colorado Fue} 3-4. Later the mi jes oft, rallied again, rec mail advances, The dealings were pro- SEVERAL THOUSAND ieaalen nal and without feature The market lost tronk ue ia Ait and prices reacted from tone after INCLUDING — SATINS, 1 to. 2 points, Reports regarding the CREPES, LOUISINES AND NOVELTY SILKS ed ns of a ki c P | EVENING tie aaa means king th OF STREET AND EVENING SHADES, Re ait f 1s, fe miaioas &@ moderate ral set A I {in, in which a part of the earl were recovered. Trading conti. i j dull SOLD IN DRESS _ Slow progress towards recover | made in the afternoon a)’ placed stocks a fraction abovs yester glosing, ‘The closing was stead ae al Th total sales of shares and of bonds ocks were 425,4( The Closing Prices INCLUDING HATS, UNDERGARMENTS, AND OTHER FURNISHINGS, CAPS, am An: At Ba B. Altman & Cn. WILL PLACE ON SPECIAL SALE TAFFETAS, VERY SPECIAL PRICES. BOYS’ AND YOUN 1 with COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR BOY. OFFERED, IN STYLES FOR DRESS AND PRACTICAL WEAR, HOSIERY, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), YARDS OF DRESS SILKS MESSALINES, — VOILES, IN A VARIETY LENGTHS ONLY. G MEN'S CLOTHING SAND YOUNG MEN ARE BEING BLOUSES, SHOES, GLOVES, HOUSE ROBES, NECKWEAR i. N 1 B. Consol Dy b&w Del, & Hud Er B. Altman & Co, WILL HOLD A SPECIAL SALE TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), i COMPRISING R 1,000 PAIRS OF RUFFLED NET CURTAINS r AT $1.25 & $1.45 PER PAIR SOLD ORDINARILY FOR $2.50 & $3.50 PER PAIR 34th Strevt, 35th Street and Sth Avenue. pen n 1 Our Many Models at $28.00 S 2A higt OLYMPIC 2% high A tensive slowing of Tall: or 4 $28.00, 335.00, $48.00 and upward We have Suite as low as $22.90 and $25.0, and plenty of them. But for a few dollars more we ree- rend our $28.00 ‘Tatlored Sults w utmost confidence Fine Hroadcloths, newest colorings and bh also Rich Dark Pall Mix SIZES — MISSES’, YOUNG VOMENS AND WOMEN’S, UP TO JCHN FORSYTHE, ci ad been § suit be: § Te «| |The sum s ¢ ~ BALKS HER FATHER’S ‘UDGE QNLS HN SUICIDE IN BATHTUB © “POLITE | vin Lite’s Savings, Tries to Die of Her Missin oper in His Daughter's Home. by Messenge Sa ‘ No ito ' W 4 & jred a § “Ornuius et Bonitus n a window ¢ ov, er. Aft ades were on. East ‘ t s man was § | Mrs. ered that § CM, 2 years ext week He refused to place gis Fi all 4 bank, despite the win cegy ft f ; in B supposed as 5 ane) MEN'S HATS ‘Phe lose of the monoy r Sa Hoe § in distinetive shapes ? gloomy s daug ete : ) i Bet ‘" ae tate aa afternoon ger ¢ ind quality asleep and was rane : ; us i Bt iis [ay for autumn wear ° 178-190 FIM Ay 2 3] 181 Broadway, near Cortlande ss 867-869), FlIth Av. Windsor \rcade and said he would pro! ae ——_. +4900: 099 900000900049949909000900000406000000600000000009 Bonwit, Harris & Co. Pmadway and Sth Av., Cor. 21st St. 3 The new features shown in ihe radiees. and Misses’ Tailored § uits, Gowns, , Outergarments, Furs Furs | and Fur Garments and Waists are attracting widespread atiention. I adies’ and Misses’ Tailored Suits Custom Tailored 33.00 ~ 22.50 Black Bkoauesotn Coats caracui Cloth foals Satin Capcs New m nt 18.00, 25.00 Fur Department—Spccial Values Russian Pony Fur Coats faney brocade 32.50 Russian Pony Fur Coats 50 inch long, fanc x dbeatara tn 39.30 Black Lynx Fur Set Large muff, animal throw..... 15.50 Skirt Department Black French Voile Skirts New gored models, trimmed silk drop; value $12.00., \ j DOPOD OSO OSS DE SOSH OSS ESIOS IODO SE SPH IO PODOS OS LOS HOO SIO SOTOS® 2000100 000090050000000005-900690$00090096050096009000000 UAARAALDADRD DDE RRAADASAR AS SONG HIT of The Girls of Gottenberg WORDS 2 MUSIC with next Sunday World Scniecn heal NOW APPEARING AT B0CKER THEATRE aa Aes aramoniamen eno 3