The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1911, Page 18

THE EVENING” WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1911." E200 LIVES INPERIL OF FIRE [CAN YOU FIND SWEENEY? UNONBINKRST [EHTNING HIS 6 THAT SPREADS ROM HARLEM “SPLAT, GUS NG the church, one of the oldest in Gis Dart of the provin another bolt. Thi three women we: They were carried out by the others and resuscitated. By this time the root of the churah wae falling In. ————_—_— MAN DEAD IN FREIGHT CAR MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED. f Jersey City Coroner Will Determine New Head of State Department) Five More Struck by Bolt bell chaeith ine | Assistant County Physician Haskine a eae ihre to Investigate Claims of | When Congregation Tries sent Into Hundred and of Jersey City wil hold an autopsy to-night on the body of @ man found 312-14-16-18-20 Enet fteenth atreet, Nos. 30 416,000 Persons, Awakened by 25,( e itors H in a Central Ratroad of New Jersey 12-14-16 One Hundred and Sixteent 4,000 Depositors to Rescue Relics. freight car at Communipaw to determ- . > r treet, Nos 962-4-6-8 and 72 and ' — ine whether the man committed suicide Fumes, Crowd Housetops | sitinattan avenue to put out these iit ; Ie erred cietieeccaen ceteee d High Bluffs. has ALBANY, May 4. — Superintendent) OTTAWA, Ont, May 2.—Struck by! the right breast and the revolver day an 1 Ss. on rescues reconled were t Van Tuy! jr, of lightning when kneeling at the altar in evening prayers in the Roman Catholle the State beside the body. woman, the nent ounced to-day ‘The police call the case a suicide, but IF sposes to make a thorough In-|Chureh at St. Cecl! de Masham, a| Morgue \Keeper \Westan ogy bog at 3} rr F “f rt ° villag rould sail thi POLICE RESERVES OUT. of the affaire of the Union| French-Canadian village, thirty miles| Would not have been po: le ie from this city, six worshippers were|™an himself to have inflicted such a Bank of B yn, whose 25,000 depos-| rendered unconscious last ni wound. Weston also found bruises and | cons ght, while | Jand was carried ¢ tors have Sictorng toe Ute | TES GHured, With. 1S -cORVURE Kut] MArRteteS A ie FEES DMS Oe Dati A : noney since the failure of the institution! priests’ home adjoining, was destroyed | t?_>!m Indicate an attac atients in St.) a prenan an ney since t ha ° é. estroy: 3 / Many of the Pat a fireman an Head cae hy Wie) Caulte e ibe ‘The man was about fitty years olf ,Luke’s Hospital Suffer From the Smoke. One Hundt had to t | would « 1 on Whole Block Emptied. | ae and rly dressed, He was five feet, The Superintendent expects to begin| There was a congregation as-| ‘x tnches tall and. weighed 146 pounds. the Inqu vit a week. He sald) Sembled at the They were on 19 hair was black and his skin dark. that he s his first step, to their knees in prayer when a terrific) Three of his front teeth were filled wth. tion to the demanda of| Cfash deafened and partially stunned) gold, His pockets were empty. ne Union Bank and he| them. Father Caron, standing at the, ‘ ; | Bast of the burning lumber over to- + eat the New York, altar, stopped prayer, With the| YORK. ' Rose's lumber yard in West One| ward i 1 avenue there was loos artment with the mem.| crash came darkness, the lamps and the| PORT OF NEW Hundred and Fifteenth street bo ble. ied te —s ‘ommittee appointed to pro.| candies being extinguished. Suddenly ames off to the west, But ¢ tween Manhattan and Eighth avenues rell of the West One Hundred and tect the Interests ft depositors in tne| there Was seen near the roof a tongue bbib pnt ct | of flam | Durmed for two hours after 1.20/ Twenty-nfin street station, “wan had Abheate of the bank's assets and the)” people rushed for the doors, The | arge of the reinforcements which closing ut na be exits became blocked and panic was o horerne ; O’elock thie morning. There !8 10) caine cnurging in to felleve the wollts It ta the bellef of Superint an’ near, Father Caron's soothing words (rie language on tap in the dictionaries | Haight, thought It was just as well t Tuyl that the work of Iquidating can] finally quieted the people, so that they ARRIVED. ; temake anybody who did not see it tear the whole blook. } .° promoted most satisfactorily throush escaped from the church unhurt, : jeanwhile the smoke awept off over : : ottertam oe... to | Porerringeeain Cecilie in ¢ 2 ween the d ‘mow what the fire was really l!ke,| Morningside Park and crept into the but here are a fow of the things | windows of thousands of sleepers ond say woke them. It started the patients of | St. Lake's coughing #0 that every nurse | , @evoline tanks tn the lumber vara {and physiaian in the hospital wasscalled for emergency duty. pore ei * WOMAN NEAR DEATH Then men and women rushed back sitors and | ‘ save the sacred vessels and rel favors a pl committee she ct one of the ant touch with the| department and to advise those inter-| ested of every move made tn closing up) |the bank's obligation yer to keep In con JAMES McCREERY & GO, de} thor ff the deposit ff th fi See centres an) pisiosath IN BURNING BALLOON. Union hank recently called on the cor| 23rd Street 34th Street reek. lernor and urged him to use his influence “Biore than 1,200 dwellers in Strapped to Parachute Trapeze! When Bag Catches Fire—Saved in brin bout the passage of a reso- 1 y Assemblyman ¢ roviding for th On Thursday, May the 25th and were wakened 4 1 jOU'VE heard about Sweeney, of course. Perhaps; of Sam Loyd's most fascinating puzzies—snows Sweeney c ile is Heide * Ps by an Aeronaut. | you nave run for him, You've certainly “told it’ | and his eight cronies, Gheeet on 7 NORFOLK, Va,, May “—Tlet to a w bien You may not be able to single Sweeney out of the group — Jeno poltc.man, who faisted from | iaioon, (Mine. de Vorona, a young Bul pave you ever SKEN him? sere he ist fis is his first wutbentic picture, There are men ip the soup, but you ought to ha in picking out Sweeney, in case you are not good at rec- at once, it 1s @ curious fact, however, that if you will read the facts over carefully and compare them with the picture you should be able to establish his identity. WHICH ONS OF THE MEN 1s SWEENEY? woman aeronaut, was face to face with death yesterday afternoon, She had bean engage! to make ascensions and LINEN DEPARTMENTS. ht other no trouble at al yes — FED HIM DYNAMITE. In Both Stores. n Dec ex He Was Forced to wels, paractute drops at Central Park, and it| ognising even such a perfect Ukeness, here is a tip for your] ‘Zo encourage ingenuity, The Kveniag World invites read= uel LETT: | 500 dozen Hemmed Huckaback Towels, om" was her first appearance. guidance: ora to (oat thelr wits and compete for Ave prises of $3 a0! pomraviLLE, Pa, May £—Chare- floral and monogram borders. 2.50 per doz. Fem thousand more people were The woman wae trapped to the para-| ‘The famous “Tell It to Sweeney” joke started when | which will be awarded for the best answers to the question, F that ancattempt had been made to usual prices 3.00 and 3.28 ~<a by the thick, choking | Clute trapeze and the img started up-| Sweeney whispered It to Brown, who repeated it to Jones,|“Which man ts Sweeney?” together with the cieverest |"* bay aghedatii ai hori | fo \ a from the ward. The wind blew it directly over| who passed it on to Robinson, The story went around in @| humorous couplet relating to the incident. Aah hed 4 hia vented een | i ans provi eee eitetae, | a Kas flame und in an sowtant tho bal-| gipole until It came back to Sweeney in such changed form| Address your answer to “Sweeney,” I:vening World, No, AT Uee chateen wealekt Larnert trite | joon was on fire. one ct 63 Park Row, New York City, entered charges against Herbe ‘nite | -eapes and Base of Moraing- |'Wane Flene, an neroneut, tenped, | At Be told It over again ase new one The picture—one " a ty. o ceeisisihdt he oe a to-day. caught the life line ant gave tt a pow- erful pull, ‘The flames almost licked | BLACK OUT ON $5,000 Ms face, but be out the parachute line PARASOLS. ater charged that W! In Both Stores, fast and thrust @ tte held him after the Core stick of dynamite of the opinion + BABY DROWNS IN SEWER Not One Person Hurt. there in addition to the ordinary exgitement which accompantes three 8 of fire in this big city, with the of the automobile fire engines aud ore ‘alion and deputy chiefs wagons ing and tooting, screaming whist! stood that other and superseding in dictments are to follow. fat dle $2,500 FOR SON’S DEATH. It agar et Real Estate Man rectoire skirt, which will show only a mere trifle of the ankle. “I have been in Paris looking after the opening of my new house," she said. “And dt was a huge success. The harem skirt? It has run its short course. 1s dead. One need not fear that it will bo brought to life again. I think that Gets Verdtet Against Importer Who Shot Boy. sg of the old-fashioned engines, the throb. of pumps and the patter of heavy feet coming from everywhere | wthin a mile, | ARG nota human being was hurt enoteh to require looking over by an ambulance surgeon. Bvon the lives of four horses in the | ef 00d Gixteenth street, was awak- efed "by the pungent sting of smoke in his nostrils at 180 o'clock, He got up sniffed around his own place, pulled a8 OB, Frousers and shoos and went trom to the bottom of the bulld- found no fire. Almost con- tht he ua? dreamed the ) he ran up his window shade to tale a look at the night, and then Welted for the street. He had seen a| fapty-foot-wide bonfire playing up from | middie of the Ross lumber yard. aust have been smoldering there for ‘houss. Life-Saving Marathon. the fire-alarm box on the corner lchaop ran into Policeman Charles Haight of the West One Hundred and Twenty-Afth street station, who was ringing the alarm. “You stay here and tell the firemen where it Js," said Haight. “I got to seg and sce if there is anybody up." to Right there began the life saving athon of Haight's which would have ‘his name in schoolbooks if he had 40pe ft in the good old days of Athens ‘The people who stood around the streets and gadbied at one another until day-| Northern U Nght told each other that there must| have been at least twenty policemen in the neighborhood. ‘here were not. It was all Haight. the tendency will be to adopt the Direc: tolre style of a few seasons past, which will reveal a little of the ankle.” Lady Duff Gordon t# a smoker, and she warmly championed the cause of Our Lady Nicotine. She said that all of the Mners now countenanced smoking by women and that she smoked coming over, as 414 most of the others. POULTRY TRUST TRIAL ON. Failing to punish Jesse Ullman crim: inally for the accidental shooting of his twenty-one-year-old son, Mill: at Far Rockaway in August, 1909, Edward Sea-| man Was to-day awazded $2,500 damages | in a civil action je brought against Ullman before Justice Goff and a jury in the Supreme Court The Ulimans and Seamans have sum- mer homes at Far Rockaway. Ullman mitted he shot Seaman, but declared _—_—_— a Nineteen Merchants Aceusea of | he mistook the young man for a burglar. The District-Attorney of Queens County Fix! Prices, refused to present the case to the Grand Jury. Hughes, and after an investigation Uli-| z man was {indicted for manslaughter in Merchants’ — Protective Association, tng pret degree. The Judge who pre- is a part of the organization | sided at Ullman's trial directed a ver- known as the "live poultry trust,” on aldict of acquittal. charge of conspiracy, began to-day be-| Seaman brought a suit for $50,000 dam- fore Judge Rosalsky in the Court of |ages. He 1s a real estate dealer. Ull- man is a silk {mporter, with a place of business at No, 19 Greene street, this city. The trial of nineteen members of the New York Live Poultry Commission Indictment was filed in Maroh, 1910 Tt charges the defendants with fix ng the prices to Jobbers and jobbers’ a prices to getallers and with naving a blackiist by which certain firms and FAVORS HEAVIER DAMAGES. persons were prevented from buying | sasitee Goff Sete Aside 1,500 Vere District-Attorney Jerome 1s the poultry merchants, As- Willtam A. Ing them, For | defen Act tor Ironworker’s Death, Holding that a verdict for $1,500! awarded to Mrs, Alma C, Johnson in eee eteeat - }@ suit she brought against the Riter 800 STUDENTS ON STRIKE, |Coniey Manufacturing Company, en: | is | gineering contractors, for the death of | © Ructions in| "er husband, an tronworker, was tn-| suMelent, Justice Goff in the Supreme Court to-day directed that a new trial ADA, 0, May &—-Eight hundred stu- | of the action be jeld denis went on etrike to-day at Onfo| Johnson was thirty-nine years old ersity as the resukt of the | and met his death while in the em- expulsion of nine students for partici. | ploy of the contractors, He earned $6 ating in @ pugilistic comivat, @ day. fe aistant District-Attorney De Ford 4s prose Pa Matte Bout Ca Onto Northern t evelty, And when he came to, being fanned by the night clerk and the hall boy of the! len Court Hotel, at Eighth avenue and One Hundred and Sixteenth street, along about 2.80 o'clock, he was worrying for fear he might have missed a flatnouse eoorway in passing. Gasoline Sprayed Over Yard. Avout half a minute after Vattailon Ghiet Clark whirled up to the ais Dox and directed by Derrickson whirled away again around the corner to the lumber yan’, He was back again 5! ing @ second eiarm. On his third visit tO the Lex, some fifteen minutes later, Acting Chief Kenton, who was og tn @ third aiarm. Kenlon nad fhe sky scorching burst of the {ne flames, and had not awaited to fo around to One Hundred and If- eet to have final tnformation. 4 wll over the h had not caught before was in & blaze in a flash Pay soon windows in the apartments backed on the lumber place be- Those expelied included Ieadore Roth, | "Considering that the deceased was eenior, Eric, Pa.; T. J. Mozante, junior. | the sole support of his family,” said Bridgeport, Conn.; Victor Johnaon, | Justic: ‘earning good wages and senior, New Castle, Pa.; John Wilsan, | in the at Nite sum is on compensation. The verdict ts junior, Milwaukee, and Lioyd Freeman, | adequate | Juntor, Detrott. set aside,” ESL IT AI IE, What is Castoria ASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Dropa and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Morphine vor other Narcotio substance, Ite age is its guarantee. It estroys Worms and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhaa and Wind Collo, It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency, It easimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend, The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in ase for over 80 years, has born the signature of Chas, H. Fletcher, and has been made under his personal supervision since its infancy, Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeita, Imitations and ‘Just-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Chlidren—Experience against Experiment, Gaanize Castorta always bears the signature Cian Led ythe distracted parents and the older brothers and sistens of the child, the neighbors turnet out with lanters and candies, and for five hours hunted for the Uttle wanderer, Not a sign of him was to be f By midnight halt the town he some litt up dd that mis ‘ailen into of a big mun water sewer ) opens 1 Charles street. Max Johnson and h! Icholas brought rakes from their noand began stirr and debris in the few minutes they br body to the surface, He had been drowned. When tho tiny body was carried home the mother became wildly hysterical. oe Killed by Overdose of Bromide, Mrs. Margaret Bridwell, forty yeans old, was found dead tn bed to-day tn her A petition was sent to Gov.) @partment on the top floor of No. 687! West One Hunred and Forty-elghth @treet. During the early night she had taken bromide and Coron- er’e Phystclan Lenane, who was called $1.25 the case «. —one cent a boiile more than the ordinary beer. A little higher in price—a great deal higher in quality. Order a trial case from your regular dealer, If he does not yet carry it, let us know, we will see that yc promptly supplied. Peter part of the | er First Prize Brew: RIN | | | | ASK YOUR GROCER Sun-Ray Water Co.-34'* St.&Broadway NY. ur Physician will tell you easily assimilated and partly digested food. It is the unusually large percentage of Barley- Malt in Peter ‘Doelger First Prize Bottled Beer, that makes it the most effective tonic and tissue builder known to science, i PETER DOELGER FIRST PRIZE BOTTLED BEE | EXPRESSLY2. LORsTHE: HOME is put through a scientific process of complete Pas- teurization in the cleanest and most Hygienic bottling plant in the world, It is warranted to he the purest and most nourishing Beer to be had. p 407-433 East 55th Street 9 Telephene, 2270 Plaza, New York City that Barley-Malt is a most | do hroat. He all hat 4 ‘ : ee reserves from three stations, [nd the neipioes woman foll, She was BAIL IN BANK CASE.) AS MOTHER FEEDS FOWLS, | tee py: aan ovedoso. 3 Wey ouiaalts bene Ria dhwa tovethoe Pongee with Persian borders; white Taf- yea Roa eee we iy Mi: Mavera ct NO. We ne Hund. and sink his teeth into the dynamite, ‘ . ions; Black and Fifty seriousty i pationte tm wy | POL IIT ovo sania and dropped | Mother Paid $13,000 to the Knick-| All-Night Search Ends in Discovery] rat ana thirscninth maven took charge | Had It exploded both would have been feta with Print Warp ae ee rs \ ee be moved from thets weag | * 8 around in as erbocker Savings Just Be- of Two-Year-Old’s Body siednend atoll White Stripe Taffeta with Plain or Persian stretchers and taken to places | HIRECTOIRE SKIRTS NEXT. fore Arrest. in Drain. borders; Black Taffeta with Black and White Secthis 3 nie breath that Et} a T. Atherton Black, indicted om &| while his mother Mrs. Lyman Moxon borders. meh, tage. Harem Style Dead, Lady Daft Gor-| charge of grand larceny in connection | wa sfeeding her chickens last ihe : on ten airs , with the closing of the Knickerbocker -year-ol Waiter andered Plain Tali n arasols in as ‘The water supply for Marlem don Says, and Sees Revival. her two-year-old son Walter, ndered ‘Wee so far used up in conquering 4 Savings Company and the alleged thett away from the Moxon home at No. 5° sorted colors 1.95 the flames that people who insist, |, 244Y Duff Gordon, one of the arbiters | of $17,000 from that Institution, was ar-|Cnartes street, Moomfcid, N. J. Re s. rea saceing ‘tome in the war of fashion, came back from | raigned yesterday before Judge Mul-| turning to the hoass a fow minutes aluas aso land 68 a Pree Witise certien aad tole Paris to-day by the Kronprinzessin | qu in General Sessions hetcragety Inter the woman missed the boy, and | i * Cecilie, bearing tne news of the doom |on $5,000 ball. His counsel, John W.|attora vain ecarch of the yard nace the | : , a F Sor upetaire ta patie, | “M** ot the harem skirt. In its place, whe | Hart, was granted until May fin) diam, | Taffeta Silk Parasols in Persian, Stripes, said, would come a revival of the Di-| which to enter a ple it is under- | Checks and Plain colors, with fancy borders. Also Pongcee and hand-embroidered Linen, etc. 2.75 and 3.75 value 3.75 to 6.00 BOYS' CLOTHING DEP’TS. sn Both Stores. Odd sizes in Combination Suits,—jacket and two pairs of Knickerbocker trousers. Made of Mixed Cheviot. Sizes between 8 and 17 years. 4.85 usual price 6.50 Washable Norfolk Jacket Suits, with Knickerbocker trousers. Size 8 to 16 years. 4.50 unusual value SOROSIS SHOES. Jn Both Stores, Sorosis Shoes are distinctive in appear. ance, comfortable and durable. Staple styles................3.50 and 4.00 Luxurious models...........+++5.00 tO 15.00 JAMES McCREERY & GO. 23rd Street 34th Street JAMES McGREERY & CO. DRESSMAKING DEP’T. 34th Street Store, Linen Suits and Dresses. For a limited time Tailored Suits made to order. 65.00 Attractive models in Tailored Linen Suits and Dresses. Made to order..........45.00 Remaining stock of Imported Models con- sisting of Gowns for house or dinner wear, at greatly reduced prices. Thirty-fourth Street i