The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1911, Page 5

THE Sy ESING WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911. 5 OTHER AND BABE oe Bleck Mend Bemd Wrecked ETTNGPOINTS 2222" ERAT OGIO [| romnmn om ao SHEENA “=, ~ EDATHRTHW | ONEILLADaMs G Sixth Ave., 20th to 22d St., N. Y. «UT LAWS "te rewsieen on] FIGHT JAIL HERE New-Born Child and Its Parent . High Quality, Lowest Prices on Sixth Avence. der Wheels of Heavy Buried Under Plaster From Vehicle. ey | Seven Illinois de Lanier Hold! neste of onn Moiner Jr, three ygnra {ON Way to New York When Ceiling and Walls. , . old, was crushed out to-day in front of 50. TENANTS IN PANIC. Extraordinary Friday Clearance of Misses’ Silk Dresses and Tailor-Made Suits Wa On Sale from 9 A.M. to11 A.M. O'Neill Main Store—Third Floor Misses’ $12 to $14 Silk Dresses at $7.00 In a good assortment of colors, with high ba low necks, kimono sleeves, combination or lace trimme are front or back; sizes 14, 16 and 18 years; at..... $ Z. 00 Misses’ $13 to $16 Tailor-Made Suits at $8.00 ' i | a Conference With the {nis home, No. 37 East Twenty-fourth They Learned of Active |atreet, by a five-ton sutomobile delivery Trust-Busti service Ci issi truck, owned by Arbuckle Bros. and rust-bBusting. Service Commission. driven by Albert Loubs, of No. 67 Poplar 8 | street, Brooklyn, | “ styeepauerens tevrorerre |, The boy's father ts a tailor who has! prop 1, 1. !ONE A CHECKER EXPERT. | been out of work for several weeks and | the family’ is very poor, Mrs, Molner gave her son a little toy horse on wheels Mowdry, curator of the Bermudian Aquarium, came to-day on the Bermudian with ten tanks of fish to-day and told him to go and play on|for the local officials, He started out Island and De- | the sidewalk. The auto truck wan going | With elght octopl, but they died on the east on Twenty-fourth street and should| Way. A fish story, not verified byt any | feats “Jim” McEntee in have Kept to the south side, but there | human ays that before the de- was a long line of vehicles on that side) mise of the octop! this conversation oes “Retired Merchant's Contemp for Blackmailing Gang Blamed for Explosion. Goes to'Con and the driver crossed over to the north Two Games. ye north | took place tn thetr tank: | bien ; ‘ uae | se inte tha arent ond wan tn Ceee a" | “Where are they taking ust asked | Made of mixture serges and sicilians; lined throughout | Loubs got down from his seat and had | the octopus with twenty tentacles Mra. Jennie Colarusso ani the baby | The Public Uulitles Committee of rit-| t&¥en the body in his arms when Mrs.) To New York,” said one of the) with soft satin; skirt panel front ae back; sizes $8.00 oy that was born to her at 3 o'clock | Ned PRIME, Toe Isrts seater phointed by the Lege. Molner came out of the house, Some | starfish. 161s :anentpyearey at 3 Yesterday morning came within an ace| | R i $3: Ave ee uae Luan eee ae ue one had told her her boy was injured.| ‘That's where they put the Poultry BEASUNE. Milled by the Semis wath , . 7OE, WRECK OF Jimture of that State to Investigate! She rushed at Loubs with a scream, |qpust in Jail, ain't 10?" Misses’ $2.00 to $4. 00 Wash Dresses at $1.50 What Wins. Hand att $ | ZAC CELI. public utility laws in other States, is | #elzed the little body from him and fell) ye, | Th | shart i li it ‘and exploded in the halle 7S : : unconscious, Loubs was taken to the| yen a, bine the Chews ek The materials are chambrays and linge all neatly way of No. 183 First avenue early to- absorbing wisdom born in experience to- Fast Twenty-aeventh street station by oe sa-tephcaed Eee iceeae day from the New York Public Service Policeman Powers, but was released by | W&s dissoivea? Commissioners in thelr offices in the|an order from Police Headquarters, “Yes.” | i [Tribune Building. ‘Three Senatora and ben tt was explained that he was not| “And that's where the Standard Otl | ‘ to blame. Trust ts wiggling now?" four Representatives who help make the pals oh [laws 1s Ms Sea GEO bide LIFE-PRESERVERS GONE “And that's where they fined the Wire all the afiswers made by the New York- nd they're after the Ice Trust?” ers, left the Hotel Breslin, where they Open Porthole and Dangling Rope} “Same medicine.” 4 1 VOVAG all ROME making their loge ae with the Help Solve Strange Disappear- deen att » after the Steel al firm conviction that after to-day's se . 4 4 ; at sion they will know all about the sub-| ance From the Olympic. p, and the Harvester Trust, too. ways, how to bulld them and how not) White Star line officials did not to- | (Welle Wats tie une in Kotte ¢ [to build them, and all other questions day wet any tidings of the two stow. | MA' Ul) ° of them: gait * line alaiy4 | of civic Improvement or retrogression, | away who Invited themaelves to pass- | i Captain Day Brings Seabird] ‘the chairman of the commission ts lage on the, Olymplo, and eacaped ftom |OFe¥e? we. ator John Dailey of Peorla, who the ship yesterday, before the immigra- The. calling at Weank Collasc's cate Home on Liter After Re- | regardea'as the next Republican nomt-| tion officials could get to them. The! PRISON FOR CHILD BEATER. Gown: atatre for Governor, and the secretary 1s| census at Ellis Island to-day failed to! The balustrade leading up from the markable Performance. Representative W. P. Holloday of Dan-| reveal any two extra men. day. The bomb was placed against | the jamb of the door leading from the | hallway to the bedroom in which she | and the child were asleep. The'only thing that saved them both from being killed outright was the re- moval of the bed nearer to the front windows tn anticipation of the arrival @f the stork. The bomb, which exploded with .a terrific roar, threw the ‘sick woman out of bed and covered.her and the infant with the plastering ripped from tie Walls aud ceiling of ihe bediv weed hole about three feet sq Was torn in the wall, and another aut two feet wide in the floor and through eee eee ee ONCE trimmed; high or low necks; sizes 14, 16 and 18 Years; at.. eee $ 1.50 A Friday Sale of Men’s and Boys’ Apparel O'Neill Main Store—Second Floor GF From 12 to 3 PM. All Our Boys’ Straw Hats No matter what former Duis which were up to #2, for three hours, at.......... FER KETONE 25c om From 9 A. M. to 12. Men's Durable Trousers coe eee se ' | Dragutet jn Six Months for) street was ripped off, the plast®ring in ville... Set nator Richard Barr of Jollet.) A woman telephoned to the W hite | Grutabliy. ie bitten Boi The tremendous saving is at once ap all the halis of thé foursstory bulids un my a member of the commission, becams| star offices to-day that she had oceu- | ¢, an the veeuh $2.50, for three ing fell with a crash, and all the win- Lashed to davits on the Koenig Ale| Suddenly il with fever last night and, | pieq first cabin quarters, and that ahort-| Solomon A. Nathan, a drugeiat, of | perce as the regular Libee was $2.50, for thre 1. 25 dows, both front and rear, were blown lhert, foot auxiliary yacht Be Ompantes by bis wite.and. a. BF }1y after the edeape of the two men from | No, 766 East One Hundred and Fifty- UPN AE cer cadeneerecess segiseuenesee eae or oe tovcaparrngus thr tac esas onal nurse, left this morning for his | their third-class prison, they had broken | second , Was to-day sentenced by bird reached this city to-day on her re- Re WARORIN bE Beealee » six months in the beating Jacob Bloom, The other members th are tag: Ceuta ra here “Fe | into her stateroom and stolen two life | Justice lie from Rome, whither she satled! senator E. J. Glackin of O} Sen- a be DARK HALLWAYS. MiGe Ae Akal eer 4. R. Good-| illinois checker champion, and Repre: |. The report of Cook detectives was that | penitentiary fe When the frightened tenants, abaut Fleming Day and Engine a vidently departed through eve! 4 ed tt At eastward, | sentatives Chester W. Church, Chicago; fifty in number, rushed out into the win, who ted ae yas villta 5) } ; a port hole, bi sdaenie Mr. Thurber, third of | | William M. nion, Peru, and Thomas | gangiing trom one halls, they found them in utter dark- were pa ; Mr. 1 Gorman, Peorla. The commission came ite | ness, Black ving ti a the Seabird’s crew, left the yacht at canoe Sy a aM€ | the men hid on the ship until it reaches rptsld ig BAT tHe. witate an ad FOR RESCUING BOY, iti eouatenlalae to New York yesterday from Albany,| Quarantine, and then swam to store A COOLING SHAMPOO ihe aes eeh dates tell, where they had a conference with the | with the ald of FOR SUMMER MONTHS women tripped over the litter of plas- Capt. Day said he would lower the | up.8@te Public Service Commission, No one supposes that the names of tering, and the reserves of the Fifth | Seabird at the earllest possible moment} The only other State they have vis- | McSweeney and Hysley, given by the From 3 to 6 P. M.. Boys’ $1.98 Suits at 99c Double breasted suits with knickerbocker 99 trousers, our regular $1.98 suits, for three hours, at Cc A Friday 3-Hour Sale riled Pihele Hanae ful cgataticestiee ‘ a prox once. Me hopes |ited that has a public utlitty law in| men. were thelr true |Sieewuna at profuse perspiration scene, had thei hands full quieting the | Drowning Youngster Sinks} 2 rere ; Wisconsin, but they didn't learn very | and excensive, oii the weal in| 9 A. M. to 12 “Qe TWA Anions, Colaruses the tether 68 ea nee eh here SALIENT, ae ne|mueh mere becatne the: previews’ | CHILD SEVERELY BURNED. {ur writer Met, Mee, Afar es the infant whose first experience in life His Teeth in the Arm of slightest. mishap," he said, “and Inside Nitec cWiseshine cs from those in fuyn, im th Los Angeles Glob Shirts os: bing eing without a] coming Catches Fire From “| nen find the hair difficult to man- was with the Black Hand, lives his ‘ Sid 4 the average time of larger sailing Ves | oity large enough to consider. After Ld Ordinary shampoo mixtures fail father, Giovanni, who until a few East Side Hero. sdts,“or swithin. thirty-two days, at an lieaving New York they Will go’ to toe, Gua bisva: ea Geel eaetl ae These Values Are Full $2.00 monihs ago was in the wine and olive average of 104 miles a day. ton and then will set about the forma-| rottie Drexler, four years old, was! and matted $2.50 and $3.00, at. . oil business, but has retired. He J@ believed to be the passessor of | «7 sont : aks air and ue f Wwhlspered | aquatic life to-day trying ‘ough the neighborhood, which Is Just | Ui. 1... ih ayia eile around the coriier of the Eleventh street | Beck's Ife. Mike ts a sturdy kid who block, where bomt explosiong are an al- | lives at No, 371 East Tent. street, He most nightly incident, tha’ he received | 19 only nine years of age, but he is a number of Black Hand letters before | strong enough for fifteen, “Billy the he withdrew from an active commercial | Rel" is the nom de mer belonging to career. | William Kleice, thirty-four years of A few night ago, the story runs, he|age, whose home is at No. Mount | *" sat in a cafe ne “by and proclaimed | oj avenue, Middie Village t,t |*2.' aloud his contempt, both for the Black | ‘To-day, with four or five Ith Hand and for those who have been| y\ko went to the free floating agi JAE ay i the Fifth street pler on the Hast River. earned money by Its threats, Kee BEREFARIGTEI sari Heved that some of the members over- Mei tec ite steees ace Feysan “a “4 ‘us a-warm reception, We} The most exciting adventure that hap- heard his sneers and determined tc teach 4 ayy in the legs when | Pened to any member of the commission ber yard, then r where sun-| Were badly cr j . Q him that they were not to be held in ue Set a adie cs ee Jan ne iy in ef-| Was when they visited Coney Island | L21st ch small e ‘ bietibteatt Lidl \ last night and 3 Denve: che even emia oakeens refuge that {8 unsightly and malodorous, |fects of twenty days In close quarters, | Mat MIENE And Benwlor Kenver marcia patie Se | fe ‘ | ight as a checker playe | and then the baths. Mike's companions |From the to, Gibraltar we had Ight| sexntee, the champion, who meets all | BA 2s Street JUST 16 AND A SPORT, went along to the baths, at he lingered | winds and smooth sea, our best run! comers ip Luna Park. The Senator has 2 iT tu watch the men load a scow. \w being 120 miles. Seventy miles off the! writte a book on checker nd BUT HE’S OUT OF A JOB.) ‘aiie ter into the deep and refuse learn a perenne La ear Big simplest and best thing with | which to cleanse both scalp and hair iy plain canthrox. A teaspoonful of ‘We did not part a rope, strain a spar] tion of a report to be submitted to] purned about her head ak a thing, Our little craft, only| the Legislature in 1913, | arms to-day when a basket of clothes veragea| “The chief question that 1s bothing| she was pushing across the kitchen | us," said Chairman Dailey, “is whether | floor in her parents’ apartment, No. canthrox dissolved in a cup) of hot we need two commissions like you have, red and Seventh street, | Water ix enough for a good. shampoo The Chicago folks say they need a nA gas stove. jand ao little at @ time poured on the for the| separate commission, but we are not] Nearly all her hair was burned away. ety and rubbed briskly n, and} at all certain, Chicago is beginning to| Mrs. Drexler's hands were burned when | White, thick lather, one hard blow, which we rode out with! be puzzled over subways and they may | she cauglit the child arms to ex- ing and soothing ahead. ‘It blew quite a breese.|need an entire commission, By the| tingiteh the flames Interiar of the | scalp and hair delight ing the storm we dragged astern| way, your Commission has invited ua to] Kitchen was nearly desroyed before the | hnir dries quickly, taking | sin 24 hours. The Seabird proved|take @ ride in the subway to-day, | fremen arrived. ful brilliancy and softness. ndid sea boat understand 1®s better than a Turkish Ww sen days out] bath, and if we survive we'll know and Payal in twenty days, The people| how to build one. |, shoulders and O'Nelll Main Store dust, Inside Btat 9. Door. A final clean-up, all Cluett shirts, made of flannel, crepes, cheviots and mercerized materials, in plain bosoms and. French cuffs ly the Kel’ had the ficht of his save Mike | nin feet on the water line, 104 miles a day, Her best day's run was and her worst 50 miles. ther was expe! first ten days in the Gulf § br Broken Sizes, But Plenty of Your Own Read the HE colors. in these Shirts Maker's are GUARANTEED FAST by the manufacturers. juett. Peabody & Co., Makers of Arrow Collars, Troy, N. ¥. made es el Guarantee “Best Values at the Lowest Prices” at Fayal g NA 4S tugue st we caus buster| member of the all-American team, but | M4 soaked water, From his hon top Bu 1 aihabh Ranttae “aldnitt Ene ene fea; 7s Te cae: a Brn tnintsstoot lumber pie “aie {ne from tie xoutheast which made things|MeEntee didn't know it, Denver went | Annual Mid-Summer Sales—t riday Jakey Schwartz Stung the City for} pei" saw the kid go overboard, He |Ively for about six hours and drove us| We fhe Siacher, bari when Melintoe Women’s Dr Boys’ ‘‘Bell’”’ Blouses MY 40 to Treat His Coney stretched Mke an eagle polsing for [north of the cour | Savibeb at: Daan tie cuprateaoeat Q i ius t| $ Hud fight and went from his lofty perch] “We meta fine breeze coming through | assistant two games. In the midst of Wosen'’ Epes No akinch 150 desea of te ees Hees ea “ Island Girls, Into the water with a high dive effect |te straits and came into Gibraltar doing| the third McEntee came tn and asked || ;eujer ane Crore wines BP to SS naged bale fl (od NY he ts v Sixtoen-year-old Jacob 11. Schwarta of| {tt Would have been a headiiner at |i." 1 we PeUaT AOI | Ne: Uneasy fe Riteattorilny chescert band: made from wool Paname, bril cales, and, madras; Bil sizes: DO ||: SY sRisteen-year-old Jacob Ht. Schwarts of) 6 continudis sow, tei deedetale , ‘ spies an") #1 do," said the Senator. liantine and silk mixed mohair, girdle | positively 50c.quality nh a Fiera airs Broo ae (eer ome reas Miko aia not ap- ten “ peat Laat he Hirata | “But wits ae playing my assiat- ed belt ihirgayd ae 1.65 Men’s Underwear wy job tonds ce Depar prectate the saly entions of his [Our own power against a strong cur-| gn" aid the “Professor.” yles; regular price $2.98... “Otis” Balbriggan Shirts, long or short || >: i i of ee City ot New York bacae Jaca Fenier, Phe ad it Kiely right herent I eat hur it "onan mater sa Denver, Girle? Dress sleeves, Drawers to mutch |). 22 hy you should make ita speatal ’ avor he man who was try- ot Deputy Comptroller Matthewson and | eral havoc with t ¥ i and) ‘ing to save him. On the plier a number George Tirrell, Secretary to \.omptrol-| oe men watched the water fight, ready ler Prendergast, that he had taken alto throw out a lne at the proper time. viank paymaster’s warrant, filled it for| Kleice had to hit the boy on the jaw $40, signed it in the name of Samuel| and knock him out before he could com- Gold and added the signature of a fic-| Plete his rescue mission, The doctors fi a ot pumped the water out of the boy tious paymaster, J. Wernhelm, Hel Phen’ cauterized Kielce Large assortment of sivles oix! mater-|double seat; all sizes to 44; DQ ials that formerly sold up to 96c.; sizes | value 49¢ IC 6 to 14, but not all sizes in cach style, | Women’s Hose that’ ute Senos for She sharp reduc: | pure silk; black only; high spliced heel Leal soi pad moves any low ATC and toe; deep garter top; sts D5 ae 814 to 10; special... Children’s Rompers and Dresses Dresses are French models, made of point to get and read Next Sunday’s World Among scores of other exclusive FREE FUANITURE INSTEAD OF FREE TRADING STAMPS Women’s Underwear made a small purchase at a Brooklyn |savage. bite of the boy had caused the ALL good gingham, high or low neck; va. |About 159 dozen samples of ribbed J |! (7 features it will present: ly accented tho highly engraved, aub-| doctors tol ' ule ake ‘ Jain German linen, tan and light and | t? match; deep lace edi Pl give him trouble if he did not give It plain German linen, 8 ; ‘ WOR: ND « seta Tokingwarra’onihe cn [ae moe rh a ha ah DB eaauiai | FARKED 7, | Bitin,German inen, tan and light and to ri cuenta 4 ra la THE WORDS AND MUSIC OF & » balance in ps al THI IN PLAIN ks tion, Dutch neck or turnover ‘25 Children’s Socks “NS Cc { collar; sizes 2 t06; worth 49c, “Dearest Little Marionette” | Imported White Socks with i {| i. “CLOTHES LINE LIFE NET D OUTF LT Pagan FIGURES Mn Women's Dressing Sacques| colored tops; sizes 71% and 8; ‘9 - ca at Jacob | SAVES ANOTHER CHILD. WE Good’ quality, Saured! laws; tsi Taqey!| 18H 26-15/56. 9c} x The catchy song now being sung by 7%, FURNISH colors; butterfly sleeves; belt of same | Girls’ Hose XS Leila McIntyre in beans Kreatest « Fatry who watche over the Brae An. A compere material; sizes 36 to 44; 12%c Fine quality mercerized lisle; black, || °9¢ oe 4 to young Schwar I as clothes lines of the back tenements and value 25c, hite tan; 5 to 9!y; “ ” in the ation orc utes itish Intatllte male ter enilaven EVERY PURCHASE OF d Boys’ Knicker Pants white ar tani anemia erat 7 Ea THE GIRL OF MY DREAMS if) Wo! of h P € Jepartn nt, toh " ii w* ' inte J River aura tine 2 rha | mene RACHA 1 SRR 2 J $65% over Large selection of fancy mixtures; all Curtain Madras As aes jee are not always kept in a |‘ @ the ald of twe 5 new arrivals; all sizes to 15; 86in, wide: beautiful selection li These Hank W arral | y ats hin aes Sig (0 ot Seelgre and colors; reg. 10c 7'AC NE ANOTHER FAMOUS SS SATS Mt No, Ws West ‘ - oe a Satin calf, Blucher or Bal; sizes 9 to 2, Turkish Towels 4 PETER RUFF kona saailaaa also odd sizes, in box calf and QC Bicached extra large size: 8&Y, 4 ps nffense. Hin salary of $30 | and did a vici kid; special IC| heavy grade; value 10c 2C oe DETECTIVE STORY ay Naik oh he eke hs fh A Misses’ Shoes Bieached Sheets oy e week's W Viel a, patent tip, button or lace; | Size 81x90 inches; extra heavy quality “Ns sa eon hena ail atl ey solid leather soles and counters; muslin; seamed centres; value ‘ a nie ted; Dhe cly” oMbials doe | nt Uy Se sizes 11 to 2; special. , '98c) 55c 39c 7 And an illustrated article explaining that dismissal was punishment] When Dr. Bigelow of 7 ae “Why Lillian Russell Is Still a Beauty at Fifty Years of Age” was dead, The surgeon f (QUAKE RECORDED HERE — [iit a counie or sracires arm and a fine collection of brulses and WAS 4,347 MILES AWAY, |Aituons ‘ss vaken to 1 nice white cor 1) the hospital, \re REE SSEESNPSEESaT TUTE Makes Your Tea, Coffee and Cocoa Really Delicious Borden’s SSS SSS RAPIDS FURNITURE ON OUR CREDIT TERMS Fordham estimates that the earthquake recorded ye jay after- SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES noon by the selsmograph that Insti- tution and by ot instruments in dl Y ferent parts of the country was 4,3 miles distant from New York, The] nervous he antiseptic powder ful, smarting, tender and instantly takes th: Many newsdealers will sell out their supply so early in the, morning, it will be sment was east and west, ‘The | sting out of.corns and bunions. It's the ; Pinatas Te visan hee it 4B. Ld ihe a atest comfort discovery of the age +3+Downont50° advisable to order, in advance, your il shock lasted n teen minutes, the | Al ase » tight or ne re a Treond eleven minutes, and the subee- | shoes {0 5. This w certain roti for io. i. a e ran copy of nent disturbances continued for twen- | sweating, callous, swollen, tired, aching we pe = A gen Deal ereeres, Sen oe lfeet. Always use It to Break in New NEXT SUNDAY Ss WORLD Aug. 17.—The earthquake | shoes, Try it to-day, Don't go on your varlous points was reg- | vacat without a package of Allen's d on the seismograph at the State | Foot-Ease, Sold everywhere, 25 cts. night. It began at 610|Don'tacceptany substitute, For FREE M, and lasted about an hour and @ tela) Dackoie, address Allen 5, Olmsted, ‘oy, N. Ye 1-4 U eeecce ceed Condensed Milk SS