The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1911, Page 4

| irave of the storm-tossed waters and her + THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1911. a —— ~— ’ SEVENTEEN DROWN FRANKLYN SPEED CAR with Cute a UTTE ELECTRIC uGHT eee Se | TOREAGH WRECKS Men on Stranded Barge: Into Sea Off Massaclu- JA. CLARE setts Coasi. PEERLESS: GAN'T LAUNCH BOATS. Surf Crew Battles Vainly to Rescue Victims on Read Railroad Craft. HIGHLAND LIGHT. Tn the wreck of three 1 foad barges on the dreaded f ' 14 Bar, a ehoal that jute out to Fea from the nub of ¢ Men lost thelr barges, coal laden Pn ¢ anal Cod, aeventeen ——Te hnstona_ ! if yok Philadeipun to various Now England a Ports, and while rounding Cape “a ~~ : ran inte the t The howling “vorthor’ was lashing The coast with enormous sens, The big barges were whipped about lke chips {i their towlines snapped. ‘Then they were borne headlong on the Peaked Hill =4 Knuckle of the capo, probably the — -THe” ABERNATHY Worst lee shore on the y England Bors coast, Tho tug was help CARL PAGE —) CHALMERS to the rescue, owing to the reofs in| SHOWING THE OLD The Treverton was tne bieeost barwe s NG i the ined anc tied a crew of feven SPECTACLED BEAR | STAGE COUPE Nove Ty men, all of whom were lost. F. | ¥ { Brown of Lincoinville, Me,, was skipper Of the -barge, which was bound f I | Portiand. The bodies of two of the : 1 Treverton’s crew were washed ashore 1 | at § o'clock. By that ime the bar was breaking up and not a soul could ee seen on her sea-pil There was still moonlight on the —_.— | ql A terrific gale 2 . a waters when the hapless fleet of bar founded the Cape and came in view of | Bw. C.D. ForD the life-saving stations at High Head, A ; Wyman minions Peaked Hill and Race Point. The Surprise for Curator Ditmars EMF ee Wew pele THE @rews of these stations strove valiantly | 5 5 . Kasia DARD- DAvTow to launch thelr boats, but each From Companion of His (rian the gale tossed them back. All eff. aii CAR, to shoot a line to the foundered barges . Di | _were vain. Auto Ride. /.The barge Pine Forest, the smallest , see via! k; 7 of the eth curried a crew of five men, Gores io Pichin a _ Pantor M. W. Hall of Provincetown com= | Beuade ho arrived fast eve “manding. She was bound for Marble. | tie Pan Miner Colon, "head. After a few minutes in the rig- | Curator! Raymond Ty 1 ging, where they were drenched with corted In an automobile to the big ot F, Chamber ales on his nose, { the distinguished mistaken for a chauffeur | amid a bursting shower of spludrift. wonderfully Hke gc t ie not str a The barge Corbin, bound for Ports: | ‘mouth, N. H., iso carried a crew of five, C. M. Smith of Philadelphia In and has recelved that appellation ‘ mand. The We-savers 64. Ww i : vr is the nan 5 i " y eaw a gout on)tne decks of fake of the director-general of the mil- | Women Prominent in Corbin before or after she struck | {tary prison at Quinto, Roun bar, Bhe seemed to be In the worai | famous spectasied hear wh ptured by twenty military pri Ival was and, ard kept 5 ators about th mile was Fashionable World. eeee unre. wel mer and tall, from and presented by Edgar B, Brons home in Okianoma, mad ; a bre usin, he congestion ¢ auonal sportaman, to the Bronx] The big crowds at the automobile! irame during thelr siay in town. show in Madison Square Garden to-day| jjsten to t bably washed into the sea i efore 6! When dawn came up on the still tu multuous waters only the battered hulks fat aa oh black, | aud yesterday prove tat it has come! of the boys one cannot but be jm f two barges ¢ 3 be seen, ‘The ti | to be next to the Horse Show as a so-| pressed with the ease of operating s rarge, deep on the reef, was made cial attraction, cur. iter. The barge Tieverton Athetood the pounding of the bron jeter than her amaiier companions, aud the ite-ravers thourbt they could wake | wut two men clin to the rigging Dhey were very iin vutlines, tho “hd goon disappeared: “It was high water wnen the Ife savers jade their Kirst effort to launch a bout he boat no sooner caueAt the water fan she was flung backward on her There is none of the confusion .and| | bustle now that were evident at the mare tried in vain for an opening Saturday n) wr after the a-riva) of tho liner to ate steadliy increasing. Many men au ss company to transport Women prominent in fashlonasle Ursus to the Bronx splendid work of hi 1 express driver wo job, Then the cu at wile Industry who had but professional life were on hand at the! make on the size of the Press Opening, but last night was a banoer nigit Col. John Jacob Astor was one of | iupp, generat mana eating remarks to Elwyn , Sanborn, of-! the earliest visitors, but he did not on . the Hup The automobile tern ant her hurled out on We metal raplier of the Zoo, went |Fermaln long, saying that would | bus “Is passing through ond or Be 1 more strenuous ex- come 0 . more sae - veriences of the kind the life vers down to the rin bis automobile and me again to take a more careful look ) its first perlod of readjustment.” kave the Heuadorlan a joy ride up| at the cars, tis frat visit, he said, nIsiand. It was alread | was only for a quick lvok about to get cf SuacnbAl ithe 4 The neral idea of the show, Vincent t in the mammal house for the enRion, se Color nade a long stay, a + |b Townsend Burden and fecided they must walt for | water he tug Lykens hovered about the scene | May af the disaster unt!) 9 o'clock, when she | when turnod about and steamed for Provinve- Lown, The gale on the Cape last night wae the worst of the winter, but it was not ¢ anti! nearly midnight that the wind a hauled into the northwest an? then Into Pie Jock this morning was tl considerate one for awsken news the north. Cursior DI Fleet Blotted Out. westerly gale when he Vineyard | Haven with his tow yesterday, ie yeved over Nantucket he afternoon, Waen bs Ditmars began to pet the animal, Many Titled Visitors, ry sls nose. > old chap.” and the bear Meked hi yoovelt, Who Has kept close tabs on ® clung. close tn to get as Bre ial hai ala ilge. bh ) Ith autos | dssible, wherefore he was in & sa Fite, ROL so bad as. te haw been | movties sincerthe exrlest days of tho Brooms, tion when the gale suddenly Len Nearer gy eat Sa say i No. 7, } wund aid came piling upon hi Fy ae He ae Aniong tho¥e Who made several tours ha ae north While the moon rer Kat was Lord overt Alistair , the brother of the Duke of eh Pantopiloa Ur Cousins, but fusied Tho wb sole ex His ¢ an American . \ Vita at of tye on e aoa f “onter vieitore UL AUT Powder, ie eet wad biottes Re ire ates IE il rie Duke ¢ eu and Coun WEAR package. Le fi SEASP UN. SCHOONER yyy uae by a : TVaeA clave hie DatchCleanser,, Hee and Coffee don ie. yok ad adele erat rr aa aa \IGold, Babbitt’s | “ls +4! ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, Jan. 10 4 more Wi poneaalon | _ Osher visitor ) and Satin Gloss | Bread Boxes, he three-masied 1 ‘ sme eect ; ‘ Pay . Soa ‘oll top; white pusins, Capt. G. Wiliws was jay oot ANNOUNCE CITY BOND SALE, ERI leg 1 Pe libretto, an . In of cessing the ‘Tax Commissioner Couches, natural wire, 7 ane hronzed nee ie = u fet and = bolster; $3 79 iba Nello wthion t arte {ier Mattresses, clean sanitary Lhe! hair, full ht, VC A tied i Ae ino aumcaties. The te su SSeS || Hees wort TTR OMAR ee aorked). Love Tents Kitchen Chairs, hardwood, fave any stat 1B RADWAY'S READY RELIEF | Women’s Combination Suits, The life wavers were sill un the heavy ribbed, Neeced lined suits; Weday, but when the galo hauled back ae J etre an regulss sizes: val 80 39c ts, tral eased “own In y " um ago Smyrna Rugs, 30x60 in.; re Radway's Ready Relief should he well | Notion r then exchanged ; Hw! rubbed over a lirge uurface untila glow PS best I 4, the, Menara, requertins is produced, with » burning sapsation it waitrraicii ers sen! for wr time 4 Few eases require the Radway Pills. fig; act ya set collarsupporters; wM@ified the Treasury Depa Some do, when a dose on retiring should iy dozen un pourk buttons; 6 spools s which Kaye orders that tu het 1. Ask for RADWAY'S READY RE- ter Seneca, dere dvstroyer, sl nS Ane cottons 8 iy he sent down from New York to the TIEM dnd be suce you gat what Jou 1 eee ne AO count, oa hh bf Qhe schooner, Word was received | crew of sta inen. ask for. ’ Some Motor Car Experts and New Machines ASLIFE LINES Fl Attracting Attention at th2 Automobile Show ABOARD LINER IS. |‘sisisiisccoaee TE. LARSON, OLOSmaBiLE (® W. HERBERT, THOMAS FLyeR, | KX.) Cp STEEN, West . w/ Madison Sq_ Garden “ Boe" SCHOsER, PIERCE ARRow A. He HILES, YETIA'S SCHEDULE. ~ SENDS ISRAEL TO BROOKLYN JL order of arrest manoff was issued by Justice Putnam | Supreme Court, ; day on allegations contained In damages for breach of prom- by Yetta Wolt- avenue, Ro- a sult | Ise brought against hit | ‘rrank W. Savin, Jefferson De Mont | Thompson, Albert R. Shattuck, Temple Clung to the Rigging. | | Bowdorn, Haussnan and George ain, who was the first Pres- ing ont a [dont of ine Automobile Club of Amer- by! tea, was met by lY mars and o* Soc RIVAL Hives of Ind: ~y, t Pi t ef Lown were seen John B. t) of Paitadelpiila. ty seas, the Pine Forest's crew | tate known as the Mronx Zoo, where he s anes # : punched a dory. Tho life-savers saw | is henceforth to reside, i Woe Ropes! be o ho tiny boat shoot bigh on the | Owing to the faot that he wore a fur f * + CoH. Pitney of Morris ‘rest of & foaming wave, then vanisn/eoat and had something that looked tow — © Is the chronological list of the events on account of which Yetta thinks mught to have March, 196—He was introduced. April, 16—He asked me to marry | The Abernathy boys attracted lots of attention at the Brush runabout boorh, , 1906—T said “yes. Esai ven ag | An Exquisite Crea‘ion STAVE. O™ST, . } The boys are in ktakl suits’in the day- | , | Garden Crowded by Men and | se and tui evening dress in tne eve-j t y busy ‘oiling ot r long trip in a j Hrush car. ‘Those youngsters drove a last sum- ew York to th ourd bills aatil he co: to advance Uncqualiea for Chic ana Daintiness —= : —— ald marry, March, 198—He wala 45 no gvod at; a trade, to go Into the commission bu still paying his board, 1MS—Gave “him some more dhe would marry me on he found he I tent him ecember, 193—Asked me to post- pone wedding to August. Gave him Stremely lucid directta Several men prominent in the automo: | not arrived In and the crowdi| ny city In time for the opening of the 10—Borrowed $8 to buy wedding present, ‘Told me he could me and said he had a Asked money and he said he didn't have ft Justice Putnam remarked that if any e true a sojourn in Raymond street jail would nd! torday, and every one had comments to show. R, ¢ the Hupp | Motor Car Company, had'g few inter make last night at “Best Values at the Lowest Prices” 12 1st Street ‘ Vanderbilt jr, Vincent Astor Is prov- 3d and at that time! ing to be as enthusiastic over motor Sanborn, with a camera, | vars as is his distinguished tacher. Me mars, Headkeeper Charl his tace into the internals of | | Ave Gj 2 der and other keepers calted saue comments on | | ekipper of the Lykens figured on x | ('mver him to more coxnmatious quar | what he observed to Mr. Vanderbilt, The ft nae Lissnen vate tak dan January Clearing Sales Wednesday—Each Special Warranted a Saving Joilers, cop= iom. 292 Seuce Pans and 29¢ 15¢ Dish Pans, gray snamelled, 8 qt Sauce Pans, y ena 19, Pans ana 12. , . wool, Fiench weaves double or single breast *n pockets; colors $1.29 Women’s Waists, of black and white shepherd cheeks; buttoned front or side; new style cnth; sizes 34 enamelled, 3qt Wi 6 ‘op side;| Women’s roll collar, wo Saeed 29c Flannel Dresses, aimed with embroidery; checks a Children’s Men’s Flannel Shirts, blue, asted; double stitehed yokes, of cvlors and desis; val, 98 "4 696 Specials, \arge roll No. i oe ce 1 nel Blouses, grey y of stripes; sizes 4 to 6 ic Bleached Shects, 72x90 in., sea ier ; Dentroe 35: Boys' Flan tlack dorning cotton; 2 papers good quality; (No ©, OD, or Mall Orders.) Ss RE SEERA SRS gv arnt ae voc at ol cece Te tol ana “bumboat” man, had deatt | With the steamship Ttalla’s foreman of | | con! passers two or three times, when i. the foreman Introduced a fascinating r and he asked Mattola about him. Mat dil tola told him. Then, on his next visit | to the Ttalla, Dee. 4 last. he told Pao- | for letti he had a banker friend who would e } | ke to Invest at $1.75 exch In the $5 Rheumatism comics bi Rubano had been watching Pavtettt ( counterfeits, and Jett! let him have two samples at $1.26 each, to show to his “banker friend.” quickly found gulhy a jury in the! lettl to him at his Bleecker rireat bank an Qi Unjted States Circult Court to-day on a, NEXt Gay, Mattola kep: the woroint-) Phere i, no cuse xo bad thet Cm charge of doing a whole: e business in} Usk AAS dpb gg | Oi won't at lense give LU | imported counterfelt $ notes of the Me. Oier hawnenad 20, He J euster, ha chanics National Bank of cornes and w | they arrested the importer of counter- fell Into the trap set by Peter | felts. of Chief Richard H. Tay.) TWO thousand five hundred dollars! nt Service agents, who used Worth of the counterfeits wero found ola, a sort of "Li tle Hutte, (8 Paoletti’ bunk in the Italia. The ai aha: Teale WA: Asae jury heard the story and in ten min- cup" to allan line fleet at the ites brought in a verdict of guilty. Brooklyn docks, to catch his man, Mat- Paolett! will be sentenced Jan, 17, nal REM tyr sfscinn itt es AS {Will Ofer WEDNESDAY: Busted Many & man goes broke—ia Healt J) hpiPagn, A SPECIAL then’ wealth. Blames bis mind— Pay, LPS s enys it Laibar right; bo Ay the Ww time it's Ais Is. yy don’t wo! PURCHA SE —liver dead and the whole system gete clogged with poison, Nothing kills good, clean-cut brain action like con- v9) f 1 stipation, CASCARETS will relieve end cure. Try it now. ry CABCARETS I60 a box for a week's Misses’ Party =) eiitt ars and Dancing DRESSES Hand Painted Crepe de Chine In all the Season's Pastel Shades Sizes: 14, 16, 18, 20. $2 5 Under Ordinary Conditions Wednesday Only a le 7. 5 bir Sr ce any Era ; 9 tiorking Up to $25.00 $109 Down—S1.00 Per Week to- “BROOKLYN WORLD WANTS WORK WONDERS » eseneeeenins sameceuaineataan UO TO UA OT COO The Subway Store Will Begin To-Morrow A Quick Disposal of 43 Good-Conditioned Used Pianos © those having in mind a definite | sum to invest in a piano and that sum being moderate— no better opportunity could present itself than this Subway Store used piano disposal. No piano is offered simply because ‘its name carried “advertising value” Every piano in the list below is there because the tone is still beautiful and the construction in such good condition that with the proper care one will give any piano it will stay beautiful for years to come. Used Shoninger Pianos Tone sweet and full, with a fine singing quality. ‘onstruction one of the best, in- suring great durability. Cases modern in design anc beau- i tifully finished. Original Sale , Price Price Bhoninger. Style 6.[bony corved panel. $150 $180 | Steinberg........ Shoninger. Style 450 196 | Stanley & Sons.. Shoninger Sty! 450 195 | Hardman,. Shoninger Style 2 450 185 Royal...... Shoninger. Style 4co 210 Gambel & Co. Shoninger. Style 2 450 215 Bramuller. Shoninger. Style 1, Mahogany Shoninger. Style 4.Mah'y Lib. model Baby Grand Si) sheninger. Grand. ..Rosewood..........$750 $335 Epony : ‘Terms $10 cash and $6 to $10 monthly, Wing & Son. pen | Usea Upright Picnos Marsheider q oOemmen,.. ; Loree rosewood .+..$375 #80 lerms of payment $1 1 ad t t is odda. i age rosewoods.,.. 225 5 ce | Grover & Grover... Small muh /anyss:: 200 98 Square Piancs 8 jew Englan ‘edium ae Which will stil e the o4 si | en Soee Ea ie nae een wl still provide the mene 1o 4 musical | Currier Brothers...l-bony plain Jennings & Sons Aa rye) Gilbert.. 277 Small’ mahoy Square Piano.. ie ) Shuman... ,. Large mahogany... Baines Fesberg. + ah0 3b =| McEwen ‘ Larye mahogan: Bradbury,.... 7548 : Bachman... . Ebony large.. Behning & Co. ws 90 3 Shuman. .........Large mahopeny. Chickering.......... Gi esnrnincsn 16G) AR ‘ Weser Brothers.....|ark mahoge Becker Brothers.... a; 3 . Mahogany !a Terms $§ cash and $3 monthly 3 Holstrom Mahogany. .. Subway § Da cony 3 3 BROADWAY THIRTY- SECOND ST. F SIXTH AVENUE NEW YORK THIRTY -THIRD ST. | MMMM UNO POUT TTT Tg