The evening world. Newspaper, March 31, 1909, Page 12

fi AT ROTEL i HOLDS UP ‘HEAD WV NOOSE LEFT PATE WN SUBWAY TRAINS. HE LEAPS FROM PLACE QO cEMS IN RUSH HOUR HOTEL WINDOW Tried to Cover Up Tracks Water Dripping Into Section! Rope Slips and Reynolds Falls | After Robbing Guests at Under the Harlem Makes Unconscious at Side of the 'Vekster. Signal System Useless. Passerby. | : fi | | at Richard Reynolds en y tude his Ife in an} unusually dramatic manne a delay 1 ys — THREE MAIDS ARRESTED, 9! "8 this morn-| veld up. ing ani the West. He entered his room on the third floor F The dripping water|of Foley's hotel, No. 370 West Eigh- caused a short circuit which put the! teenth street, formed a nose out of the signal system out of business | fire-escape rope, pulled it taut around As the 8 o'clock express approached | nie neck, and leaped into space. the north entrance the danger Nght! The noose slipped and he plunged to was showing, The train halted while! the street, landing at the feet of Eugene } Im the arrest of three housemaids to-| word was rushed to the signal bureau. | Turney, a Wilkes: re coal miner, out @ay the guests of the Webster, a fash- | Several express trains lined up Beha tee @ Job and in New York hoping to! the leader and stretched back several | get some sort of work to do, 1 tment-house at No, | we 0. | fonablo family apar a blocks. ‘The One Hundred and Forty-| ‘Turney straightened out the uncon- 4 West Forty-ffth st ninth street station of the “L’ took/ scious Reynolds and administered first Ibe found an explanation of the sys- | many of the waiting passengers ald to the injured as he had seen it +) tematic and ingenious jowel robberies| It required only @ fow seconds’ work | given in the mines. His own clothes to adjust the signals when the emer-! were blood-soaked, but he kept life In y hat hotel in a turmoil CANO 13TH GEG HAE) Gy SRT a cave OHNE | Reynolds's body until an ambulance for the last six months. eee | from New York Hospital came rattling | Although a dozen or more patrons of the hotel have been vy! SCRUGHAM INDICTMENTS rae hour later Reynolds died tn the thleves the name of Mrs ARE ALL DISMISSED. + Young, a playwright, alone appeared as Ce eee e et the only suit of clothes he jossesses in the world ruined, and with the complainant against the | housemaids when they wer Mrs, Rida Johnson Young, a Playwright, and Gen, Bur- bank Among Victims. | | 2 Ns section. t, delieve will | byiihe his Iinen spotted with blood, entered the West Twentieth street station later and sald \ Judge Foster in the Court of Spectal Sessions to-day, dismissed the remain-| in the West Side Court pefore | ing indictments of forgery in the sec-| “I seem to be up against it pretty panaeee aye sth them in| ond and third degrees against George| hard. 1 tried to be the good Samaritan $1,00 ball each for a ft ry hearing BR. Serugham and Charles Stirrup.| to that chap, and now I am searching } and Stirrup had been in-| for some e who will be the good | work on that con pad relled two weeks ago, and she went to! employees of W live with her parents. His home broken | of th largest up, the man neglected his work as a] and « 3} er & Co., manufacturers of horseshoer and. lost is job. Last nigh o dl to-day “ t 0 hin best friend, “sim” Totey, brother | Auate of the cegiiany the eed tlae aeH of the hotel proprictor, d brooded over this new nator 18, e+ to-morrow at the METHODISTS TO CELEBRATE. Panes ELA mpany in the company. an W to 2% pe Roosevelt 8 Plan tor Ceres | montes tn Africa, |tonnaye men will not be affected, NEWARK, N. J, March Uecbiehoy | ——ee J.C, Hartzell announced to-day at the opening of the Newark conference of | alee. ed athe F the Methodist Eptacopal Church that | he had the active support of ex-Preal- Todd, of the lumber firm of F. H. ephen, N. B., aged sixty-trvo, $300,000 In this country for the cele- bration next fall in Africa of the dla- mond Jubilee of the church's mission i ANOTHER oar | IN WAGES. | Mie tron Firm Makeg Reduction and Steel Plant How, PITTSBURG, March 31.—Notice of a 10 per cent, reduction In the wages of MORGANTOWN, W. Va. March Dr. NH. Triplett died yesterda en years. fle officiated four died at birth. Control and direct en- ergy and you have a force which i talent, the power and the skill to develop tion with alleged acts| Samaritan to me. mtatives of the Policy Hold- ey, ers’ Committee just before the election | sof the New York Life In- npany n for the dismissal of thes I haven't a cent of | but I was not in despair be- | ause I was to get a job to-day. Now no one wilb hire me with this sult of lothes on. I don't believe I could get a | »b in a slaughter-house.” een | The police did the best to get the! ities feel a ars !| blood off Turney's clothes and then sent | Ree Nite al eRe [him to the Municipal Lodging-House | for @ rest and some breakfast, © acquitted] “Come around in the da gro qe policemén told the miner, Holders | see what we can do for Much ueaee Missin For six months or more | Wobster have been mi jelry. In some instan was stolen outright, t uable stones wer their setting in ring from noches and | { big lite y , pins and paste or fake stones were sub- ROTEMEL) CES) WIN pean) wil GEE stituted. { When four diamonds valued at $45 eae were pried out of a $130 brooch belonging to Mrs. Yc j this week, she c + ers, the manager told him that t going on for should not: Detec enheim were quarters to make a t tion, After le: , Burbank, j ting valued 3 lector of the I } worth of jes IT. KELLY| 263 Sixth Avenue | Between 16th and 17th Streets. Open Saturday Evenings, ONLY ENTRANCE THROUGH FURNITURE STORE CREDIT » long a ' ee 8 Fashionable Easter Wearing Apparel for Men, Young Men, Women and Misses. If you wish | : to dress well at little expense Found Paste Diamonds. Have your purchase According to the detectives they | charged—pay a small de- Mecronechtearponty ate posit — the balance in weekly or monthly pay- ments, All Alterations Free, Dress Well on $1a Week. { Full Line of Furniture C2rj ets & Bedding, Brooklyn Store 470 Fulton Street, had little to : Wept bite: _ cence A | Constab &¢ b timized THURSDAY, APRIL 1ST, sa | ’ ’ Infants’ Wea ' FRENCH HAND MADE DRESSES, eg = FOR PR MARY Bill 6 months to 2 yrs. Values $2.00. $2.50, $3.00 1.495, 1.75, 2.50 FRENCH HAND MADE PETTICOATS, rs € months t Values $1.75, $2.00, $2.75, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00 s of the 2ASUT sc)" DOMESTIC DRESSES, fine sheer lawn i n ss Foes of the Measure Also | and nainsook, 6 months to 2 yrs, $.95, 1.15, 1.25, 1.50 Marshal Their Forces at Attractive stocks of re:fers and coats in ‘ashmere and pique, 6 Wrappers or house sacques in silk and cashmere, | Assembly Hearing. = — ' i * Cane ‘ ae ne Maids’ Aprons and Caps. ect -nomit ‘ LAWN APRONS, with Gibson strap .60 and 65 ae ts “ uu “bib and bretelles, -85 and 1.00 | Committe iy Ms Bay 135 each; 6 for 2.00 | Hinman-( CAPS, latest model, 15, .25 and 45 | Gov. Hughes | Ausemblyma tor 9 Charles §. A —— Cee Logan Clu r . amare Luddi m, of the ( s e York; F. N. Gof Giate Grange, P R of New York; ward IA PANS lentes “CV ul Of Teres pare, of Bh ex-Seua bounded 1703 Among those who ady F’kmong those w a Fur Storage James 4 X-Se ator Elon a ee re Fur Storage is a question first of responsib hen of fa ain cilities and experience } sit : Furs stored with us are insured aga mag? o a ' Pew inc are kept in the orage plant as o n valuable stock i t oe Each garment Nn ane ed furrier and f MRS. MARSHALL FIELD Sick hung under a sep nits own hook. A constant i grit tooms, kee the ondition. Call 3761 38:h t to develop into pne =f > rh: s ' Beoe excetiney i, but Nineteen West Thirty-fourth Street, ways that js now on the road { _ pecovery, i ap- from cloth garments of plied to the individuali- thing val and Overcoats and char- Work out for Men at ee | all its pos- and Over- sibilities, TwentyDollars coats that Into the are above production of our $20 Suits and Overcoats enters this mighty factor of controlled and directed enerey —the energy of an organization o clothes- craftsmen who have within themselves the and beyond the level of mediocrity. To such and only such clothing does the house of Wm. Vogel & Son subscribe itself—clothes that are made by them and bear their own imprint. At $2U—cuits in ali the newly developed mode's—made of cassimeres, cheviots, tweeds, serges, worsteds—blue, black and the new color tones. At $20—Overcoats designed to meet every taste and function—fancy patterns, subdued tones or just black. , WM. VOGEL & SON { at 44th Street Broadway { at Houston Street SSS ==) F EASTER John Daniell GLOVES In anticipation of a great glove selling season we are exhibiting a magnificent assortment of Kid- skin Glace and fabric Gloves in all popular shades. 2B. FIRST CHOICE KIDSKIN GLOVES, black, white, gray, tan, blue, sisen and red; value $2.00’per pair, for. noanireon Leek) 2B. (large pearls) PIQUE KIDSKIN GLOVES, heavy embroidered back, in gray, tan, black a and white; value $2.00 per pair, for 1.50 2-CLASP IMPORTED KID GLOVES, first quality, Paris point embroidered backs, in white, tan, gray, mode and black; value et: 85 peu pel for : : ; w., 100 Just Received the First Shipment of SILK GLOVES 16 B, MILANESE SILK GLOVES, extra fine qual- ity, double finger tips, in catawba, Russian blue, Danish blue, openhagen, champagne, maise, corn, raspberry facille, wistaria, purple, gra tan, mode, white, blue, Pink: and black; HERS: cial pair a 2-CLASP MILANESE SILK GLOVES in tan, mode, gray, champagne, black and white; double finger tips; per pair from.......50c to 1.20 MAIL ORDERS FILLED AT ONCE, Broadway, dthand CAEN Sts. 1.25 o tron | coke In the Pitt#burg district, war tment of wager will be mady Todd dent Theodore Roosevelt in rateing & Sons dled to-day at hits ome pet WITH STORK 1,768 TIMES, birth of 1,768 babies, of whom only THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 31, 1909 Lord & Taylor Dress Goods Dept. Special Sale of Foreien and Domestic Tatlor Suitings Whipcords, Fancy Serges, Voiles, Silk and Wool Materials, etc., * all to be closed out at 88c. a yd., formerly $1.50 up to $2.50 a yd. Sold in dress lengths only. Broadway & 2cth St. sth Ave.; roth St. | Southwest —_outhwest_Corner 6th Ave. and. 18th <St., New York Easter Shoe Sale || Buy a substantial, good-wearing, stylish shoe at a bargain. Ov ry departments are full of | [Up-to-date Styles—the Newest in Footwear, and :llat exception: illy low prices, as below. ro Women’s Spring Style Shoes at $1.50 Patent Colt withSuede Worth $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Shoes for Young Ladies and Misses Makers’ Regular $2 and $2.50 Grades Twenty Newest Spring Sty!es In Gun Metal Calfskin, Patent Coltskin aod Vici Kidskin. Extension Soles. Siz-s 8 to fi, 11: ato 2, and 23 to 5k. ee he Regular $2and $2.60 Grades Women’s Oxford Ties. Ries regular $2.00 grades; new g styles, h welted extension Solid Leather School Shoes Sizes up to 2. and = me- Splendid values and worth two samples ae to three times this price. Madell and surplus stocks, of vici kidskin, with patent tips, Solid leather soles Tan and Black $4.00 Misses’ High Cut Tan Shoes With Goodyear Welted Soles Special shoe for dress wear; all newest styles; Patent Coltskin, Gun Metal Cal - skin and Tan Calfskin; sizes 84 to 11 and 114 to 2 and 24 to 54. $3.00) and $3.50 grades; at $2.50, ‘ 5 0 $1,95 a pair Wemen’s New Style Oxford Ties Tan Calfskin, Patent Coltskin, Vici Kidskin and Gun Metal \ Calfskin with weited soles, Large assortment of sizes and styles; alsolot of Eanes in tan and black ‘cather a pair Women’s Shoes (Sample Lines) Sizes 21% to 8, Makers’ regu lar $2.00 grade, well made Shoes for dress or street r. ‘Dull and bright leath- t styles; exe tension soles and mili- tary heels, $4 .00 a pair Frasin a Oppenheim ith Ave, and 18th 8¢ all widths, Values 82.50 and $3.00, at Women’s Juliets Sizes 9 to w He east c 134%) and sides; eXi+ er ble leather eae worth solid soles; Ma 44 uren gee Parlyrly EGIN at ny JUS ASSUNG BY MAUDE RAYMOND IN VAUDEVILLE” WORDS BY EP MORAN, MUSIC BY SEYMOUR FURTH A“ SUNDAY Vv