The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1911, Page 7

ODS, ALL KINDS, [WHEREIS PEDRO? [VANDERBILT HOTEL TED AS UNFIT. | POLIEDECLAREE | WORKMEN LOCKED LERS IN GQURT! SLEW COMPANION, OUT BY OPEN SHOP i, from Soup to ri a eis Found Contain Pawn- | 560 Wait for Union Leaders to tionery, Is Represented tickets and May Clear Up Tell Them Whether or in the Cases, Robberies, Not to Go Back. tices Devel, Mayo and O'Keefe had| The police are trying to locate a Con-| A squad of policemen kept the 560 igned before them to-day @ proces-| tral American named Pedro. If they|Workmen who were employed in the of venders of spoiled or adulter-| find him they belleve they will have the truction of the Vanderbilt Hotel, eatables and drinkables, compris-| murderer of Peter McQuinlan, who was) Thirty-third and Hhirtysfourth streets everything on the menu card from | slain 100 feet from the station of Harbor |and Lexington avenue, until last Satur- to nuts. A police on the Battery last night, Not |4ay, moving when they gathered around tant Corporation Counsel Stteffel | only do the police think he 1s the assas- | the building to-day. They are awaiting there to prosecute the accused. | sin, but they also belleve he has been |{h@ decision of their delegates as to ot the day was canned | robbing apartment houses for some time | Whether or not they shall =eturn to It aged and musty. past. . " gascous that it would endanger | Mt case containing a pair of arm pro- e tectors, used by seamen in tropical coun. fe of the per: ating it," | id when wo as resumed ld be o ry SL (Ree ANG) WOOUDIN OF CM CbINt, Or | ov coer any mcm erate moun nace 64 Mr. Stleffel. the “open shop" plan. The only union Jennie Carlip was charged with | (#¥ they found in the river, near the] non who returned to work to-day were ing What she represented was milk, . It ts understood they the brickl yh what the health officials declared |@"4 It wa have no grievance, ehalk and water. bought at ion wo ice The quasi lockout on Saturday was| was followed by Israel Michelon, the result of the introduction ‘Thursday wi, lit 1s alleged, adulterated cream, | the marks of a of strike-breaking marbie owrkers in If-dozen dealers were accused of} The most places of men who have been on strike | Ing eggs: that had reached old age. since Aug. 9. The marble workers at that Ix{butchers were accused of selling time demanded an increase of wages and beef, mutton, lamb and pork, pysroouey, “6 heals “cosen the right to settle for themse ques- | chicken butchers pleaded not arfpins and overshoes being | tiong of dispute, provided they came up| mt to selling fowls the flesh of | Put up for small amounts with T./ roe 4 second time after having since ‘| was declared to be decaying, | Cohen of No. 49 Third avenue. been settled by the board of arbritration, Qnions, potatoes and carrots were 1 that McQuinian, | Another ca of trouble Is said to be | r ented. Dealers charged with of- hon ew London, Cann |the importation of marble purch tetin, them for sale knowing they and who has been nes ene iad the | outsld of New shades by the hotel o were decayed pleaded guilty and were |1ocks working on excursion boats, had | ers. letioff with fines of $5 each. been a member of a growler party | uls Silverman owned @ firkin of | Which held forth at Carlisle and W et seized by the health inspectors, | Streets until 7.90 o'clock last night. F A chemist of the Board of Health | of McQuinlan’s companions have been | hagded each of the three Justices a | founded up and have satisfactorily ac- glass of “weisser schnapps.” a ¢ counted for themselves. tion that Mr. Stieffel explained would MeQuinlan was stabbed in the neck | put the most ancient of Bowery pan-| while standing at a fence fifty feet from handlers to sleep as quick as chloral, Ph 1 River, On the other The liquor had been seized tn the store | side of the fence was a watchman talk- scene of the murder, another suit case, collar that had been 0 as the two h of thirtyeaix pawn ets, They were for personal ef- marble pure is handled by men In the 3 —_— | Rodgers’ Airship Badly Smashed, » N. Yu Sept. 0 . which wa terday at Red House on the Catta- raugus Indian reservation, {8 tou of Mrs, Bessie Schnur, and {1s also| ing with a friend, but neither heard any | pe so badly damaged that it will be known as white whiskey, made pri ne | di sturb *. The police believe that | gn 3 ountry aviator cipally from wood alcohol, MeQ and Pedro had a fight, and | before Thursday turned ! Morris Kohn was arraigned for ofter-| While MeQuinlan's back ing for sale squab: h | Pedro slashed him, MeQu pe De oe pert Fe Tin ene He is said to have closed the building and declared that] , STAGE HONEYMOON HAD AFFINITIES, Marguerite Sylvia is the principal. Recently, she sald, she appited for em- nt as < show girl In this com- causing her to be held up to ridi- A humiliation. e added that her husband when she remonstrated 1, notwithstanding to $100 a week, he declares she is Informed nd is living with Mrs. whose husband divorced her tly, naming Lavine as corespond- ig stage director of Mrs. Lavine Sues for Divorce nd finding that her husband was rector, she notified the manage- irae m h he desired to cancel h - From Director of bn ll ele a ed Be Lavine denies all of his wife's “Gypsy Love.” charges. He declared she left him be- cause he could not afford to Keep her he satd, sipport, n to. pay Charging that her husband, Wit 8S. Lavi theatrical manager and sta ‘used to ace director, He says his s As stage direc an, whom, she says, he !s maintaining tor has never been more than $50 per in luxury In Newark, Mrs, Sadie La- week, vine to-day filed sult for a divorce tn he Supreme Court here and asked tice Pendleton to grant her $2 weekly alimony and $20 counsel f ‘The coupie were marri During the 8 plaint charges, while m Cx Welcome to Thousands. Prescription for Indigestion That Has Done Wonders in Hospital Work. ‘This ts the formuta that has cre- ated a furore tn the medical profes of tts remarkable ifferentiy from for this wide- spread ailment, almost tmmediately relieving distrems after eating,» sour stomach, belching, dizziness and head aches, If used for sufficient time tt will cure the wi - f Pepsin: three One ounce teaspoonfuls after each meal and at bedtime.” Catandir always comes put up tn ou k by this time it from his whol t results mix the er, then let stand the Pepain and the wt an hour Te whi wh elny. ted clip out this J ogive it Advt Meyer Rich and Nathan Muller, | DFOter | candy makers, pleaded not gullty to| selling impure sweets, Mr, Stleffel told the Court that the peanut bars Rich | Walia Ménufactured were found to be very | of 1 injurious to health, while the cand es" made by Muller w. She feared appendicitis = or eee veer br, John B. Im the majority of cases fines were | Des | imposed. 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