The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1909, Page 7

“ay “GANT SCUER 1 BOSS “ STREET CLEANING. ‘Big Bill’ Edwards Makes Capt. Scott, of the Twelfih, His Deputy. IS COLLEGE GRADUATE. Stands Six Feet Three and Weighs More Than Cham- pion Jeffries, | “Big bin" | rds, the Street Cleaning Commissioner, now has a fullsfledged military officer on his ‘staf. The neweomer is Capt. Julian ‘Beott, of the Twelfth Regiment, 6 feet 3 In his stockings and weighing 260 pounds in the buff. Capt. Scott Is Com- missioner Edwards's deputy in the Bronx, having been sworn in to-day by Mayor McClellan Henceforth {t will be "right about face; attention and. shoulder arms,” with Capt. Scott on the Job in the borough above the Harlem, Capt. Scott tukes the place of d A. Hogel, who Tose from the street sweepers’ ranks, only to get tangled up seriously tn the exposo of the snow ticket graft Capt. Scott {s thirty years old and @ Braduate of the University of Virginia, in which State he was born. He Ilves in Brooklyn, but will move to the Bronx. He is not a football player Rraduate, and never went in strongly Yor athletics in his college days, al- though he {s an athlete !n appearance. He was formerly a member of the Seventh Regiment, resigning to become @ captain in the Twelfth, He Is a member of Army and Navy Club, the Crescent Club of Brooklyn, and the Calumet Club, After acquainting himself with his Official duties, the new Commissioner Will begin drilling the 6,000 men of the treet Cleaning Department in prepara- tion for the annual parade of the men of the Department, June 3. FUMIGATION DRUG OVERCOMES GIRLS Fumes Rise From Apartment Below and Higgins’s Daugh- ters Are Found Unconscious, The fumigation of an apartment In Ahe fla at No. 2% West One Hundred and Forty-sixth street to-day came near killing Ruth and Regina Higgins, sixteen and fifteen years old respectively, the daughters of Will- fam Higgins, living on the third floor front apartment, The girls were left at home by their Parents this morning and were alone in the flat with a collfe dog named Shep. Shortly before noon one of the sirls noticed that the dog was stag- gering about Then she detected a pe-| cyllar odor that made her head ache. | Both sisters remarked on the smell,! and suddenly Ruth, the older girl, fell over unconsctous, As she fainted her sister felt herself golng and screamed. struggled to get to the door, but collapsed in. the or, | who tried in vain and then went out Bor He broke open the door aad found both young girls unconscious and the collte dog, dead The girls were carried to a neighbor’ Hl flat, where Detore bringin the policeman the sickening fu flat below, occupied Crimmins, was being ft the fumes of the chemicals used had | nounted to the Higgins’s flat through the openings for steam pipes, to locate | Ho found that the by Mrs. Sophie | ed and that] —— SEVEN YEARS FOR THUG. Notaro, Reformatory Graduate, | Held Up Sailor on Park Row, Filippo Notaro, nineteen years. old,| of No, 404 West Forty-sixth street, | pleaded guilty In General Sessions to- y to holding up and robbing a sattor, | Qustay Gunderson, on Park row, on the night of Feb. 15, and Judge Mui-! igi sentenced him to seven years tn tate Prison. “You are @ little thug,” ee ucen: In you sald Judge nd This Is the title Sof. the very clever scum Head Velng ung by duck Barrymore at the adtway Theatre, in A Stubborn cing lia mule complete with newt a. eta mare a Wootiya | for 22 eeaere 4 Dridge Piece ADAM SCHULZ son Sri sient i HELP WANTED—MALE, | OORRESPON DE. tantion; sell o The Scientific denca, R. 1. purse to your grad ool of Invention, Prov No sien Charge ‘tor it. AAvertisements for The Weis eoomnale be jeft =| esr aamaans page a | _THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1909, {4 death SMEN UND: sient Abram Treadwell Was One of | 5 thei Best Known) Residents) imam unt unncee RSE in Richmond. | a FRANCHISE FOR BRONX ROAD. River nsion Ae Granted Abram Treadwell, "i old, one of the best Point r venue the nor to a point just east of the Bronx ia is ie the frat a Maple avenu more and Ohlo mond. Mr, Treadwell held for many responsible position at the Natio White Lead Works, and was was baw his » Receiver. Fre You Are Invited to Visit Ths Place, ay a wy 2 This is a view of the laboratory in Lynn, Mass. in which Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made, There isa sign 5 feet long and 2} feet wide attached, permanently, to the front of | the main building which reads as follows : | Public inspection invited —from 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. —Lydia E, Pinkham Medicine Co, What does this sign mean ? It means that public inspection of the laboratory and methods of doing business is honestly desired, It means that there is nothing about the Pinkham business which is not “ open and above-board.” Tt means that a permanent invitation is extended to anyone to ome and verify the statements made in the advertisements of Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, Is Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound made exclusively from roots and herbs ? | Come and See for Yourself. Do the women of America continually use as much of it as we are told? Come and See for Yourself. Was there ever such a person as Lydia E. Pinkham, and is there any Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick women are asked to write? Come and See for Yourself, Is the vast private correspondence with sick women conducted by women only, and are the letters kept strictly confidential ? Come and See for Yourself. | Have they really got letters from more than a million women ? Come and See for Yourself. Have they proof that Lydia E, Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has cured thousands of these women ? Come and See for Yourself. This advertisement is only for doubters. The great army afl women who know from their own personal experience that no medicine in the world equals Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- pound for female ills will still go on using and being benefited by it ; but the poor doubting, suffering woman must, for her own sake, be taught confidence, for she also might just as well regain her health, W. 125th St. nr. 7th Av. Furniture for the Mansion or Modest Flat at Cut Prices for $25 Buffets, like design, in vecne Goals: sawed golden oak, tastel ly carved and highly finished, with French bevel mir- tors 32x12, shaped top: 44x21; swell centre drawers and swell doois; shaped | legs, brass trimmings, etc. None by mail | order, C. O. D. or to dealers one !o a customer, $5.49 for extra fine SI Chiffon- v iers,like design, in fancy sated golden oak finish, extra wide and deep; extended, swell top drawers, p-ettily carved and thaped galicries, shaped legs and base; brass trimmings. A sensational value, for $1, ( 98c chen Pan's Black Enamelled i We Furnish Apartments, Hotels, Ete., Completely Limit, Steel Racks, like de- sign, consisting of 9 pieces of highest grade crucible steel, carefully tempered, ground and po Nishe d; rubberoid fins hardwood handles, nickel wrought steel enamelled | rack, 1 ferrules, with ee Cash or Credit ee! = EB : sash or Credit Open Saturday Evenings | Saturday Evenings ‘ash oF Credit Open Sarunday Evens | 1 ocean ears amr ee LT Cael era smweriec Cr ee fuer ‘Kaursday inthe Yeo s Special Bargain Bay a haviiu’s fe AN [RR N Alterations by HOYT LOURTEENTH sTREKL West of Fifth Avenue Shilful Tai ors Without Chage Street Sué Station at Door way Special Thursday Offering of Women’s Spring Tailored Suits High-Class Worsteds, Two-Toned Stripes | BRIDGE St. B’KLYN, and the New Shepherd Checke— j 15.00 Vine value at $25.00,,,........,e0cee8., _Thursday Bargains =| =sssie.ts 50 | the Je Dlendings ure leavufnily toned—the checks are the neat, small Futon Sr. Cor. 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Venise or tucked net with Tokio lace trim—worth $23.98 Empire, | | | Richt Me ii i with Jace - Ince half * eevee | Dress Skirts black ¢ i} | Panama- fan pleat models Meal With satin or self-piping—worth $12.00, | + 16.98) So ve must make room immediately for the necessary alterations. Only a Few Days leit. Prices have been re- duced enormously in this emergency. Three Piece Suite Coat and Princess Gown Value $21.50 12°" | Percale Wrappers—firm, good qi and full cut—with ptpings— Net & Lace Waists best colorings—worth $2.69 Ja white and ecru only Value up to $6.50 New Tallored Sults Superbly tinished Value $24,5U 8.08 .00 1 Ho Women’s ‘Tendetfoot Ghorn Give Perfection of Shoe Comfort with Natty Effect ! Pua famous Tenderfoot Shoes are constantly becoming more famous. .ee = |'Thousands who enjoy the great relief they give to aching, sensitive feet TRUCTION, & EDUCATIONAL, INSTRUCTION, &¢ pread the glad tidings to others, go that demand Increases amazingly.... ‘arefully made of selected stock, cut 60 as to have no side seams to bind— M ¥ Taffeta & Messaiine Waitsts Values up to $7.50 These prices are tor Thursday only. ry |The EDUCATIONAL. flexible hand-turned soles—toes roomy, but shapely—low, broad heels— exceptionally trim and natty for shoes that mean perfect comfort— 00 PER rg all sizes—2 to 9 2.19 "WEEK Mail Ord Je mention No, SIL for button; No. oy ( WOMEN'S TENE | OXFORDS | STOUT WOM=N’S TENDERFOOTS | Soft kid-with medium toos Extra wide ankles—soft kid—patent leather (ips -medium toes—low heels— Healt medium or heavy soles—equal to nt leather tips Lessons Free YOUR HOME. | JOIN THE s with kid aM | the made-to-order at much higher hand ¢ “dy, cost~siaes 3 to Il all laeas sss 2,43) ° 2.48 .. 2.08 ..3.25.. 3.48 bag Sree oe hod} ’ D ‘ Spring Styles in Waists Extra Opening Season Values tn Silk, Net and Lingerio.... 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