The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1911, Page 20

een * through which a fire hose had been “geeidentally touched of by oA NEW SHELTER FOR SEAMEN. | Gist cr wets ssasy Yor trot nase oO re: “SOCMISTSWN HEE". TAFTWRES HS | YOUTH ARRESTED | CITVINJERSEY; =m GOOD WISHES TO AFTER TWO FIRES * BLECTANAYOR | Staid Rockaway Will be Ruied! by Wiliam H. Matthews, a { Veteran in His Party. Mt | | ¥ i ¢ DOVER, N. J. Nov. 10.—That Rook- way, one of the most witr tive boroughs !n the Sts ata the first to elect a etems Ike @ freak of irony to its staid nd steady inhabitants, and none ts more surprised than Mayor-elect Will- fam H. Matthows himself. The bor ugh bus nearly 2000 inhabitants and Duesday 26 votes were polled, Mat- | thows getting a majority of % cver MB. Strait, the Republican candidate, Meckaway !s a manufacturing centre 8 consicerabie wealth, with many com- | fortadle homes Ite residents have al- | ways been slow to adopt any new ideas, and have persistently fought | Against “isms” and innovations. Not Seclaliem itseif caured the clection of | Matthews, but rather the personality of the candidate, many voters preferring Matthews to his opponent. The Mayor-elect {s an honest, hard- working man, a game fighter and |s Very popular with the working and wailddle class of votera To-day he said: LAST RITES IN STREET “E G14 not expect to be elected. 1 did Ret Go on the ticket decauso 1 wanted FOR PRIEST HIT BY CAR.! the Office or expected to get It, but be- Pf : ee cause my party wanted me to make |Four Dominicans Go Through Cere- the canvars To @ good Socialist the, ies Under Are Li MTA Win-party is euuivaunt to monies U nder Are Light Woile command. That fs the reason why I Crowd Bares Heads. fan for Mayor and why I have been a xtreme unction was administered eandidate on the Sociaiist ticket for the she light IAs AIGHE. RE past ten years for offices ranging from and Lexington avenue constable to Congressman. : friars to @ fellow | “Iam prowd of the distinction thrust | Stiest, the Kev. Patrick Murray, of the upon me, but I am more proud of the | Gnurch of St. Thomas Aquinas, Brook- hemor conferred on my party dy the) yyy A crowd stood uncovered during people of the borough which I love and| the rites. | fer which J am ready to ght to the) jather Murray had been hit by @ fale. northbound trolley car while crossing “Just what my plane of official ac-/ the avenue. The blow knocked him| tien are or what I shall do of try to| unconscious. One of the acolytes of St.| 4@, I will not digcuss until after 1 take | vincent rs Church, which is at that! the cath of office. 1 am only one mem- | corner, recognized him as a priest from ber of the incoming borough govern-| his 4 led the friars in the ment. 1 don't expect the others to) adjoining house instantly, By the time Mmuckle to me, nor do 1 expect them | Father Murray had been carried to the te think asi do. But 1 will try to do] gidewalk the four friars arrived with what I think is right. just and for | the crucifix, sactament and sacred the best interests of all. Jolie and kneit by him and performed “I have been compelled to work for the lust ceremonies. my ving since 1 was seven years old} No arrer was m ead have passed over many rough | came With an a Places, What little education I nave unbla an derblit. A hund monies ye at the H presiding, ator te The iat of Jienry a Prof, Wil Dr. Bro’ as United cation to | York Uni ption Hospital hi rf } @ucured by the ald of tallow dips after | ane ad ie tase ot Gays of hard toll, and every cent 1 pos- LO SEES eee has come from hard work. I have | Been ridiculed, hooted and perneciited | A. S. WHITE NOT ILL. fer my*beliers, but I'm here yet. And! ‘when I'm in oMce I will bo Mayor of | Report That Cincinnat! Financier Recxaway. If the doronan woree ‘ MUNIES Usisig SBasee; 18 wil be top| Matt Moen Stricken With Apo- Tean't do it good.” plexy Untrae, Mayor-clect Matthews was born in Tt wa i Engiand sixty-eight years ago, but came ports don! to America when he was about twenty- OMA Originally a Mepudlican, he inte Became a Prohiditionist, but for y _ el the cause of Soctaliam. I years ago when a Prohibition. |Clovehini, were jnoorrect. Mr, White fot he vowed never to have his hair cut! ia in tals cit , u chy and is in the best of yon a Bere cas as lected Pre 1-| health, as fricnds calling at his office, CAN s 17|No. 2% Pine streot, tanh i Peached a length of eighteen inches, and | 2 I ‘the Me A its ol ie ie tei he wore it curted on top of hi: ‘ a Y f his heat. | garding supposed {iness, learned — it e test of pleasure, FUR THIEVES SCARED The publighel reposts stated that Mra. White, w rocently parated AWAY AS ALARM RINGS, trom nim in order t live abroad, wan se hurrying to thia country for h Mrs. White hi Force Skylight and "Cut Hole ry fer. pomae tltse and the th: in Ceiling to Reach ports he possibility of a Plunder. |er" ca aged the ne ly noe J f rt * ol r. Walle's Mines e Evening ‘The inability of the poll tvate | World regrets that, with other news- @tep an amazingly bold and rapid se-| °P Actin Hes of fur robberies was again made) BOYS LOADED WITH LOOT. evident to-day when it was discovered that the store of Ackerman & Gordon, | OM® Cauht After Robbing Store Ne. 28 East Twenty- d street, had | Well Fixed for Shaving, heen entered. The Ackerman place of} >, Business is on the eighth Moor, one| 4% Po Story from the roof, A skylight, forced | M"*! strc nm, and a hole cut in the ceiling | the er ear Fathor Murray and | odably one base of the skull dd to-day that the re- the newspapers yes- ot the tte y at bin home tn an a ladder to t if, showed tho police that that of the same organ depredations in the nity to rejouble vheir guards ht. rteon, of No, 423 West he ringing of a protective alarm, , va 4 searen produced brought Holmes's agents They found a complete set o tools. Later, when stock was t was discovered that no very v fure were inissing. The thiev been scared away befo bundle up the plunder, wh: carefully selected. One man can easily carry ‘bundle more than 8,00) wo able fur, and the total of in the past six month $50,000, of trousers, nace on ne he sald, hy T had to get r guys have got well over Chiidren iaaieariouien SERMON BY RAILROAD HEAD Taker Text from Vible as Me Au. dresses Trae Club, PITTSBURGH, Noy. 10.~Taking the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth verses of the Gospel of St “And if a kingdom b . iteelf that kingdom cannot stand; and if a house 4 that house « Write Us For This und FREE Sample vurgh last! gehy nants tree kemreie fot pavonudea! between | treatment agent °) cowity for the| } ent and nee | the raw ‘and healing and its cons tnanently all formas 000 druggists sell it Doctors, nurses, it, Even our sam= pr the shipper be @ary 07 his advancement. druggists recomm: =a Mondom Manutacturing Co, The New York Port Society, an or- ‘Mina ganization which has done work among jonyetis, Mina, the seamen in the port of New York Even Pure =~. in Sanitary foe ninety-threo years, will formally MALIN 200 & boc ofa new west elde branch, Nos, to Eat 0 leventh avenue, this evening, Adéresses will be made by Dr, David ANTAL r @. Wyle, Dr. John B. Calvert, the Rev, “4 Gamuel BDoult, pastor of the Mariners’ Caurch and Genera! Superintendent of FRE the work, and J. A. DeBoer, Superin- tamfent of the west side branch. versity, to-da i in his new offical capacity by prosiding | ford avenue station tn Brooklyn, and as at the education confer lowed the insta fere represented at the instailatio than 10) gueata assembled at a ban evening was the re: W CHANCELLOR} ETN BROOKLYN |Dr. Brown Begins Work as| Waste Paper Accumulated by Head of New York Uni- Strike Is Used in Starting versity To-Day, Suspicious Blazes. slleworth Brown, yesterday ine} Two mispiclous fires were discovered hancellor of New York Unie; Within an hour of each other early to- acted for the firat time, 4ay by policemen attached to the Bed- a result of one of them a youth describ- fon fi Prof, Paul Henry; years old, of No, 5% Driggs avenue, was jean Keppel of Co-| arraigned in the Manhattan Avenue 4 Chancellor Kirkland of Van-| Court as a suspicious person. At 1 o'clock Policeman Sneldeker saw re.) ® blaze under the stoop against the sterday, In the evening more | Wooden door leading into the cellar at ot the six-story double tenement at No. 232 otel Astor, Dr, George Alex. Metropolitan avenue, The fire had been red institutions of 1 Among the foatures of the lated during the White Wings atrike and onerati was burning through the door, It did if toaakere t Taft! about $0 damage. ae Boeke "l) An hour later Policemen Doyle and Naas é Young noticed a man walking along | ton and Presi m| South Fourts street, about seven biocks wn his post from Where the other fire occurred, 4 of Edu- doubling on his tracks and acting In @ a of New peculiar way, according to thelr sto: versity. In a few minutes, they say, they saw BROOKLYN ‘SE EVENING WORLD, FRIDA @ himself as John Donald, eighteen | the ether stamped out the fire, which was started in much the same manner as the other one. wvonald, they denied knowing anything about the but sald he had |. a cigarette ys 2, and thrown aside the match, which may have dropped into one of the three io ages of papera. William C. Freeman Eminent Newspaper Man says: Vernas Lotion in my home is worth a Drug Store.” it for sore throats. Smokers say it relieves thront irritation like magic. | And as a general antiseptic it should be used in every home. Buy VERNAS to-day. OPPENHEIM, GLLINSs.G Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Girls’ Smart Sizes 4 to 10 years 6.75 Values £8.75 and $10.00 CHINCHILLACOATSin navy blue, brown and gray, full flan- nel lined, button to neck, vel- vet collar, emblem on sleeve. CORDUROY COATSin navy blue and brown, fancy braid trimmed, silk belt, full lined and interlined. 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