The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1910, Page 4

Te ETS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1910. LITTLEHEROINE © Little Heroine and Children She Saved WAVES NEP | WALL STREET. - (ieee 9 OST'S CRABS RUNAWAY, From Runaway Horses at Risk of Her Life| BODY OF BENNETT |e: e-ssccn oes. |S lege eed a Oo quite evident that the stock market re- | colved very little benefit from the triple | parmentior of Green Bay, elghtoen yoars holiday, All during tho firet hour) oq, died in the ring last night when stocks were perceptibly weakened by | pecing a six-round bout, Hemorrhage continuous Iquidatign that pulled prices | of tne brain from overexertion, it 1s from 1 to 2 points below the final Alcs | gaiq, caused death. A coroner's jury Of last week. Not one or two Is | Will Investigate the case. but the entire market suffered alike from the selling movement and prac- tleaily all active securities Were nearly 2 points down at the end of the first | hour. Westinghouse was a weak spot, losing over 2 points on rumors of an immediate action against the company y the National Government. Reports that a large tank {n New York was in diMculties didn't tend to GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec, 2%.—Johnny | tomorrow on a price cutting career that means savings of the most pronounced description. In many instances, prices of Suits will be found HALF what they were last week. Intrinsic values are not com- sidered, The primal purpose in this |UNPRECEDENTED REDUC- | TION SALE, is to dispose of |Every Fall and Winter Garment | regardless of its worth. IVES CLOREN DROWNED IN WRECK Key West—Wife Missing. werves Plunging Horses From Course, but Is Thrown to Trolley Track. NORKA Lion Coiter. with we [2 Hound Rotion Hole. gad is few ‘A real heroine ts ten-year-old Sarah KEY WEST, Fla, Deo, %1.—The body Namowitz, She ts in bed to-day at her home, No. 380 Third avenue, with a Broken leg, and her little body t# coy- red with bruises. But her pale face wears a happy smile. She knows she gaved the lives of her two little pla: mates, Anna Scheldier, five years old, and Rowe Scheldier, eight, when two frightened horses, dragging a heavy ening along the side ¥s . When the snow begin to fall tn the afternoon Sarah hurried to the stro th the bright red sled céived for Christmas, an Uttle friends to ride played “horse.” Up and down the n it while | | | of Capt. Stuart Bennett of New York magazine writer and owner of the yacht | Phra, wae found to-day near Western Banks. Wis wife and Mprman Parker, | one of the men on the yacht, also are |Delteved to have been drowned, The yacht Phra struck the jettles at} the entrance to the Northwest chan-| nel, miles from Key Went, while by 1 provi A seve! nd commanded by Capt. war accompanied by his wife. It was) route to Havana, having lett Fort | me Sunday morning. ‘The boat sank instantly after striking the jettles in a heavy sea. The eabin Rennett, who with M | aliay the iauidation, Pdoubtful if any fresh selling was caused Prices continued heavy without im- in the afternoon. tures only siderable strength wai although It was fame syle 2 EXPLORER, U4 sway, at fh, MI maT tt Rahy tor ie dae #t ement in the later period feeble recovery was established While leading fea- fractionally, con- manifested in ra individual lasues like Consoll- | ‘Three } 7): Stores 4 | rallied ‘hee drifted to he close, | points: ver, and price of the day 4 losses of from 1 to 2 Every Garment must be sold. You are to reap the gain from the losses incurred. Choicest Fashionable styles in this season's smartest fabrics, | exquisitely tailored and beauti- fully finished. Make selections now whilethe stock is unbroken and your size endeavoring to enter this port at 9 o'clock | dated Gas, Western Union and St. Elis here venue, near One Hun- Sunday night. There was a heavy | Paul F cond street, veste Vien at the time, ‘The boat was owned | -q72®,!mprovement was only tempo- = 2 1 a floated off with™ three men clinging : i nue the little party mado its way, laug! ANNA, : my %, Basan pes woes caer tore a Bu r AND stibtonet SoM om, a” Sesng ot” Santee “an | is ‘One New Year’s : clatter of hoofs, and men and women a lahing oma t our miles rom the wreck at 1 P. M, yesterday, and | ; Resolution Should Be ried out in horror. Sarah looked up a Sinienninenstiacinne caiman ene Am 1 brought he They are C. O. Gohering | 4 Leco tive . y iI h be ch ae te | ater a fale tinh of the evime of [appearance and they were ordered out] ot Wisconsin, A. J. Vineon ot Cordele | An: Bt i Her : Better Care of Your Eyes ‘ . enile a | kidnapplr wore admittedly a | of the courtre Several of them] Ga., and Matthew Burns of New York. | Am p Talinn. ¢ : \ es i aree hala le re hire cies 1} momber of « Hand gang that exhibited iia subpoen: ms and ghee They #ald that Herman Parker of At: | 4 7 bo Mc ¢ Nothing is more impor- F people who maw the horses charg. | ; ! i they had been summon court tu= ans ant: ‘ i on the children vated | Minapped Joseph took, sight years | Gey, which was tiatitentiy @ lh Gal ante wen @ basseness, and et when 3 tant; nothing else is as ye oe ket ice ks We keen and wel Rlezo, alx years old, | Tiere jw no ¢ourt business transacted tor (they Were swept away they saw him and | ft, a ¢ valuable as sight re down upon her, she jumped and a bee and days beyond sentencing those convicted ne Mrs, Benneet clinging to the mn ich sight. a n¢ of crime. D ! d. | ught the bridle of the nearest, and | Want donest e Rreatest danger to ; | ent Jose aceereelipicacenents The home port of the Phra, it $s : i “okey Sr rmuosesetni th tae | eat CRUISER 1 TO CHECK REBELS. | *leved. was Richmona, v | iat "poner Tr the, es is in glial d . ro Gas Ian to swerve the horses far enough | i Peas Bennett was about thirty-fve years Tm, ais: 0. he examination. tof thelr path to avold crus the day he was stolen from hit par- dren on the sled. But one of the eae | Diack Handers endeavored to ¢: Tarrytown and White Plains, N. ¥. Sn i bles to grow consta rane fi i ad ae ih ey abd Longo with death if he falied to yield | ginond trem Fras ey tees Gk stNarAT, ‘a pels nota | Iie ren lh i Bol Bay ich hurled the Scheldler giris off it.| 1) your extort ait wide Wweote | uJ Nav, ane a se. | * But Sarah's grip was not strong! that yo a man cruiser aay tor} TO BRING ABSCONDER BACK. a deer ae ices ts) wave ber wien the horet| id kit! hie won Joseph | and la easel it wheelie g| RESOLVE Nor TO DELAY. 0 ner wher orse ¥ got the’ $15,000, 1 Meelaiah Solna a Ponap| . Matihoted wing his head. She wa» thrown, fact, hut two Wists hind aires in the adjoining “| Ronen tngurreetion hi ie Ome Oe ete are eee iH bkad Bxacoes oy ceants ae Bin ‘the’ telae. Dae y weet, je adjoinin IRL he Colonial Office lirectly acr . Anh ‘e teconting 10 | house, and on the same fhoor, nett | outa re Latico tem the Ges| won neces: Wit ‘s Are Registered Physicians. ye aes it he police ros; | Michael Rizzo a prisoner. Your rear (Governor Of the Caroline Iaiands | | Detentive Lieutenant Frank Price has py and arrested you and te with horror, | ound the brake with all his strength, at was unable to check the car, [In another instant the car would have érushed the child, but just then a young | gan rushed forward and snatched her| qut of harm's way. Tho young, man, pe refused to give his name, ‘ le i books, ao it i} | r brushed his coat as it shot past. bat they are kmowan to the pollos, Tt te almost unbelievable that | 'r.5 (Caroline Islands, together with the [erect, He falsified the books, acconding Mrs, scheldier, and sooder OF lates will be eouee | you two women could have held | Western Carolines, were sold by Spat |bq found out forked the name of. cus y wwooned when hended wit these two crying, broken-hearted, [to Germany in 1899. They form a IaFRe| tomer to a check for $5,000, which he nrown from the sled. rei stolen children captives for tw Jarchipelago, rome 680 small Islan Caan. Mad WaHE TO Lemasky HIN the | igeon found that their Injuries w Must Reckon With Flynn Now. ty days, knowing, as you must (forty-eight sroups, in the Pacific Ocean.| noney. - 4nly superficial, Sarah was carried up- Your gang have now got to reckon have known, tho terrible suffering |The most important Islands are Yap $25.00 Suit, Now $14. 08 gtairs to her home. When ghe came to) with Deputy Commisioner of their weeping, distracted par- |2%4 Ponape. Copra is the chief export. Raval Cosiwaince rh ¥, " wanted to know whether her little| who Is as resourceful in detective a, ea have, wee Thore are « number of trading stations). (2o7 fC unning Velveteen Suits in all the mates wero safe, and when she w widibiia Genk Grain ees i given to Jon the islands, the area of which is § . 2, |proner shades of the scason. Coat 5 a she eo Won dare ihe brain havingah aloha own obildren vod = 5419 Savers salle The population in) Reagan, ; pace we c 8, oe leirreeneent and R ceperr | , yrains, yor e very room where about 40,000, cah, committed suicide Christmas might, ith novelty buttons and messaline Redltne Wie ae tie debi ou kept Joseph Longo e prisoner, | ———— cording to a wireless message re- eae Skirt in the close ‘fitting iy oO el ler Vv, artnent | DK TAKES AKES OATH easel ates coeiuaen oc anes) Seu eee PASSENGERS IN CRASH a” thet Nay "Derartyere inmming kit hele iin NEAR MIDNIGHT NEXT SATURDAY Murphy, Crane, Belmont and Man-Tailored Suits in new Serges, heen that an emissary of your so- tle filet , aria Joseph that ne. ee ae tne) dokes a rege and Basket Weaves, reveal- . ciety called on her at the jail on held prisoner, If you had the accident we te nee . ing all the fashionable colors. q Sheehan, to be in Albany the eve of her trial and informed | WA'™'! of & mother's love cours |e De ete FEL teetakas wes What memory of the Short, close, iting coat, with geod Shoe dhat df che revealed the nectete your breast you would ng the tower house near Newport ae quality Satin Lining. | Skirta in the new i " passing the tower house near Newp ; . ; : : for Inauguration. of the society she would ve pune | lve turned this poor, heart-broken | oud "when tho cram. occurred. The holidays is complete Anty Drudge Joins the Union. | plain gored model, All sizes for Ladies | fghed with the penalty of denth, ane oe out fe nS his parents, |engine of the passenger train bi without the steaming | and isses, | @he knew ho 0 he cruel, unnatural part you took |adriven into the whole length of the . . | ‘ tah niatting s Toamsters’ Union) —"S * t ‘in| mowbere were tad her tongue’ae | 1 this terrible crime stampa you | freight cuoone and into the next car] plum pudding for des- Miss Highbrow—(visiting the Teamsters’ Union)—“So $16.50 Suits, Now $9.98 (ALBANY, Dec. 21.—John A. Dix will ay an undesirable member of so- |as well. So great was the force that t? This try you have made my friend, Anty Drudge, an Honor- Charming Broadcloths, Basket fe eworn in as Governor at 11 o'ctock| SUIL Now and Marie Mappa were | ciety. Your wickedness | \tnree other freizit cara were thrown| Sel’ Is year tty ary Member. And why, may Task?” Weaves, Plain and Fancy Novelties in ext Saturday night by Secretary of| eee eae eee gwen short | i Your crime can call for no | from the trucks. | None of the passe. Ons lish > Jall sizes, Coats 28 inches with Persian > a ; er conc was damaged, nor did the: = AE i b roa pone . ne ne peter onal Weeks. Your convictions are the othe not a mitigating cir {eave tho rails, bub the engine was g | Honest Mike—Well, you sce, it’s this way, mam: I drive tiie, Clasiahintecdeabs cuit oenig to-day that he will be at the| worst blows that bave ever beon not wating cit | enashed. DDY | wane OG Ke es & oMfice of the Secretary of Btate at that! denlt Mack Manders in this coun- bahia Sy Wiese. tt the whole a : Style 8 coat Ma ey and ae a ece me ante ape Saat J. L. POST Me es iis buries oF tein the cones Uttle ehtidren will find oulanea UDDING wholesale butcher. e get terribly dirty—I all i i we ee Ganstitutional oath, Tho formal in- tn this case have,won | 3 Nomegfood and will be raised in | OtoAGo, Ded sooty and Gerry all grease and stains. It’s the same Gor, 14th Street suet, ducyion Into ofice of the new Gov no | te kindy pranea’ fer Husse Nas called a special meeting of } . with all the boys. Anty Drudge told us about SnaU pon saiare ernér will take place in the Assembly! services of District-A to on daaht ge hauenae the City Counel! for to-night, and tt t» It tastes like the kind 5 @hamper at noon on Jan, 2 Wh» prosecuted and ph hp cong gl ata paid he will anounce the appc hi ad st a whe | Fels-Naptha—how it dissolves the grime and grease; Charles F. Murphy, Daniel ® Cohalan| convictions, ard the briver) of be |" Helle pe ucnienenant g8y JOE Acting. CHIRE CHATON, Bry ex tenan they used to hav vt en and you only use lukewarm or cool water. Saves re Cc New 1 e teetive Ca) md AM A 0 s Chic ‘s re bh g * Rae Pe tine CON OLLAIAY SOre Fe)" TacbvA Coered And) Nie! Bint mb) by law 48 none too # for such |9" noe Horan, who was killed in the Grandma was a girl. money and makes our wives happy.” ‘ expected in Albany on Saturday to at made tho arrest Pritebs Maker, 831 Spring Street. ’ i ‘ as you, and the © of this |ytock yards blaze, B, Pritchard, Maker, pring tend the inauguration. They have en- You and your gang of H Court Is that you go to Aut aged rooms at He Ten Wyck Motel Manders preyed upon the laws ay you go to Auburn August Belmont, and Supreme Court Justice Wiliam (Continued from First Page.) Marie Kappa, You not only purposed to kidnap ana hold Joseph Longo for ransom, you purposed to murder him his father for the price your jety set on the boy's head, if it were not paid, The others in this conspiracy have made their escape, crime. Your rendezvous in Bast Six- ty-third street sheltered perhaps the worst Kang of lawless brigands in this country. ‘This case Black Hand Sock it has actually midst for years. proved that t y la not a myt Hourished in our You and the other bad of the soc lved from the fruits of your dastardly crimes of kidnapping, bomb throwing and blackmatl, Marie Rappa would have made a confession in open court had it not Ing, industrious, Hberty lovin, fans. Your #ociety during 0 Iitale ents until Dec. §, while the main rooms were connected by fire-excape, which was covered with matting and used as @ means of ingress and ogress as frequently ax was th of your apartment by the members of your gang. It also furnished a means of exit from one house to another in times of danger. ‘The God-made mother love is bet- ter chown in beasts and birds than in such as you. A good mother is the holiest thing alive, but you no evidence in any No Justification for Mercy. Mother is synonymous with love, and little children need mothering more than all else, but your heart never d any love for the lit- n for a term of not less than -five years nor more tha Ine years and ten months, old, He was well known in New York Erie yacht ug circles. notified Inspector Russell of his arrival in London, where he went take charge of Morris Klugman, arr Scotland Yard at the reque New York police November 10. Klugman was confidential bookkeeper for Goldstein Brothers, clothing mat facturera of No, 23 East Dwenty-first arrival at P nh 160 wtates that ments, 1 24 ond that the natives Jast night stated Ponape had revolteé and m Europeans and five friendly natives. y from the Navy Yard at Norfolk, where the vessel is now Reagan was twenty and had in the > years, He was a native of Salem, Mas His father, John J. Reagan, lives at No, 5 Phelps street in that elty. | ying. Coxswain ___OF NEW HAVEN TRAIN. PAWTUCKET, R. 1, Dec. 27.—While running at a good rate of speed passen- ger train No, 619 from Boston for Prov- idence on the New York, New Haven|= and Hartford Railroad, w Just out of Attleboro, N. ¥., to-day crashed into the ,rear end of a freight train and badfy injured a flagman, Gilbert D. Smith, who was sitting in the caboose of the latter train. The passengers of ston train were badly shaken up, His wife had relatives | (ic. Filevirto | WE CHARGE FOR GLASSES ONLY a o Bhilak ‘asses as Low as $2.50 | iH filioh Opticians ISthSt. 350 Sixth Av., 2245, | 33dSt, 101 Ni Ama St tid “Wear” is nothing but “rubbin Delay causes slight trou-; | London, Ver, Porte, $14.98, $37.50 Suit, Now $19.98 Dashing Coat with the Briton Sailor Collar effect, Moire and Braid trimmed. Beautiful hatut back skirt. The materials are Velvet, Plain and Fancy Broadcloths, and other exquisite fabrics, Handsome new shades and all sizes. /$15.00 Suits, Now $7.50 handsome Broadcloth and Lm- Novelty Suits at the same price Ro, fers ne me erngrtn|_ few arog oat iy tr | in wana Sonat Everytime you hardrub your cloches eee | aise is Atco, om Renny. ebeahes; | Tor oseug tne fvid peuple OF VOUr’ | saaoe waa. pronounead and arlady "1 . anus | against anything, little particles are | wrvetr our New cates, as candidates for the United States) clash should never have been admite | tre vaticn me und toes did, bat pa ogistered otabie | a Bennie often on gan. ,{ tt thy county time! Wek fe Trade Mark, Half a Century, rubbed away. mp Farniabed $75 ne Welt inks ta ti ind| Would Intict ‘Death Penaity ween i | Boiling softens the fibre of cotton, F emeeetere bias i Gevarvee, Afton RitenGing to someT sil indore who band theme linen, sik 809 soak ape, hen tubbed 5 RR. Faro $225 with Sire. White for s n{ selves together in xecret — no- 4 7 hard on the washboard t ley wear awa on All pitse tn the Me desperate forma of crime. a CM ghia oe Annual Clearance Sale | faster than at any other time. | Grand Rapids Furniture 1 AUTO PARTY MIRED | wie enerion of mccty. von are a |" Crowd Fils court Rom =| Winter Suits, Coats, Dresses J ._ Try to think how many days of wear “Gur Easy Payment Play ALL NIGHT IN SWAMP. to pay, taxce to ke ube leeurtze | are reproqonted by one trip to the old- $100 Worth to Down $2.00 Weekly imemecininiinns as you In prison rather than to have | wanced to. se time was tub. se Hl Our ai Tore Down) 204 urge anywhere, Men ot your | Yooked like Seen | Coat Suits $15.00—Several hundred Suits of Mix- J) . 4 . mn 200 Mos a ore Taeeaawe | ve punished ns severely aa visiluis, Ml tures, Broadcloth and Serges, Formerly $25.00 and $35.00, Fels-Naptha requires neither boiling iin we Win Beh eas y auld be punietes eroly wi hour before " Goat sults dd Bln. a ee of Imported, Suitings water nor hard rubbing. ve ap 3 «© eee? rye ahes aks Z regret that the law does not Ike _thel iilored Coat and stylish straight gore ir so a line \ e is Cnc ES aE ROL Loan provide the death penalty for lie welt Hof Velveteen, Corduroy and Broadcloth Suits, Formerly And there is no washboard wear on ‘1 0 est 23d St. hia wife and children in the gray of Vits| Soup fellow anack Manders ooee_ | $35.00 and $45.00. the clothes washed the Fels-Naptha way, _ Near 6th Ave, “ty night in Big Pisco | MH ae ghana cane Habits of Suits $35.00—High class stylish Suits in a Fels-Naptha is made to do away with moat en el aa eee | very tive model in Velvet, Cloth and Novelty Mate: boiling and hard rubbing; therefore if | Constipatio: tt extortion, bomb throwing and kld- h t rials. Formerly $60.00 and upward, Pi m mm In ikoad | exlértion, “alge Ay ti : : you use it as an ordinary soap, you cause . time yesterday _afternoc Two} napping should be the full penalty | Ladies’ Dressés $15.00 — Including Serge, Foulard ’ Vani h F Bridges crossing Mr. Ts mistoos | of punishment In every case. 1 hope i ; : Ls Te Seren Ove ourself unnecessary work, snes orever the road end got Into a t lead long term sentences in such cases Many become well off \M Silk and a variety of other materials where sizes and colors y Prompt Relief--P three sities he wee contronted Gy" | Will act as a deterrent to thove con- through habits of thrift, are broken, Formerly $25,00 and $30.00, Use_ Fels-Naptha in cool or Inke- Permanent Cure Tr stalled hay wagon. road was too narrow to turn the automobile. Thc rear wheels were in @ morass and he couldn't back out, Mr. Tompkins walked back a mile a a half, but could get no help. He wi for the same distance into the #wa with no success, Then Mrs, p Tompkins and the children began unloading the | hay with their hands, The job took them all night. Then they pushed the cart off the road and went ahead until there was turning 8 “Company mice ft Fresh De in SSR es 6 automobile | Jusion of shintia mes and finally extinp ‘ous Black Hand typ nals by the roots and Hand crimes out in 4 of rhea. stamp Mlwck The sentence of this court is that you Ko to Sing Sing term of not years nor more than Years and ten months, Women Lower Than B When the woman was led to th prison for a Jess than twenty-five forty-nine bar for sentence, Judge Fawcett, his face set rigidly, pronounced these words: her doom Maria Rappa, you stand convicted, in How at What- ever finances, get the half saved through this tea’s double strength, mut you? your Ceylon Tea A 10c, Package Makes 40 Cups. Ladies’ Coats $25.00—Polo and Street Coats winter weight materials, Formerly $35.00 and $45.00, Flannel Waists $3.75—Our entire stock of Flannel Waists, including Viyella and French Flannels. Formerly $5.00 and $6.00, of 5th Ave. & 34th St, wagers nia warm water. and 1t will do all we claim. It will cut the washday in half, sum- mer or winter, and do silently and effec- tively all the real hard work. If you follow the simple directions on the red and green wrapper, you will Never return to ordinary soaps and the Old-fashioned way of washing. | CARTERS LITTLE VER PILLS never tet Purely veget- sure! oe Her ts the sion ba fll cofiednan Signature