The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1911, Page 12

MISS CAMPBELL, ~ WHO FOUGHT MOB TO ARREST MAN. WOMAN FOUGHT MOB OF 2000 TO ARREST DRNER Miss Campbell Tells How She Held to Horse While Crowd Struggled. Mies Catherine Campbell, Secretary of the Bide-a-Wee Home, to-day told how he battled for an hour yesterday after. | fn front of her home, Fourth avenue, with a Persons, because she insisted upon ar- festing an eighteen-year-old driver for Kicking his horse in the stomach. ‘The crowd turned unexpectedly against | \ the valiant woman and tried to take her prisoner away from hér. She wi dragged a block clinging to the horse's The animal was knocked down three times by the struggling mob, each time limping to his feet, with Miss Campbell still clinging to his head. ‘Mins Campbell, still angry and bruised, told the story of her fignt to a reporter to-day, after. which she appeared in Jefferson Market Court against two members of the crowd, one whom she with assault, and the other with inciting the crowd against her. They are Louis Newman, twenty-nine years old, of No. 115 Irving atreet, Mount Vernon, and Harry Kronenthal, & Bellevue nurse, of No. 1470 Brook who was yelling at me and telling the mob to drag me away. times the crowd, by sheer weight, as they pressed in about me, to-day | knocked the horse over. Each time the animal managed to strugeie to his foet. In spite of his fright he seemed to know t I wae a friend and he| ‘When the prisoners were arraigned before Magistrate Kronenthal was fined $2 on a charge @f disorderly conduct and Newman had his case adjoined until Tuesday | instinctively | nd did everything a dumb brute could do to show me that he was trying to obey. “Finally after I had been dragged a block Policeman Connel came from the | West Thirtieth street station and ar-| Ren, her only friend in the crowd after #he| rested the three men on my complaint." | Rock hed arrested him. her up on the seat of his wagon, 0 that he could drive her out of the crowd, offering to take her to thi Edwarni O'Donnell, the driver who Miss Campbell accused of cruelty, was arraigned last night in the Night Court ‘and fined %. Miss Campbell said to- @ay that O'Donnell turned out to b He tried to help DRIVER LAUGHED AT H WHEN SHE CALLED TO HIM. Richest Beer It’s the Pabst exclusive 8-day malt Mperyeare it’s the exclusive Pabst process that gives it the delicate flavor and ap- petizing zest that is so “I was here late yesterday talking friend who had dropped in, ‘fag his horee in the stomach. **E threw a peach stone out of the ‘Window to attract his attention. When “he looked up I called to him to stop abusing his horse. house gown and went down to the street. He tried to get away. the horse's bridle and told O'Donnell | idn't seem to under- T was doing a humane act the authority to arrest the the wagon. All they did was ESS NN eo en WON xr \ Ny The Charm of Personally Producing Music; The expression devices of the Tel-Electric enable one to put his own individuality into any musical composition. 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WALL STREET. ame Farly trading in the stock market to: day was a repetition of the previous sessions this week—a brisk upward | | govement in progress in nearly all of the active features, The only change In the character of the market was |the shifting back of Steel and Reading to their customary place as market, leaders. Hoth these Issues rose to a new high level for this movement steel was persistently purchased during the first hour, the price as a consequence | moving up to 651-4. Reading was} equally prominent with a 11-4 re to} 164 1-2, Other shares trailed along with large fractional gains. Further gains were established at midday, Reading, Steel, Canadian and Union Pacific all bettered their initial | prices by almost 1 point Late realizing wiped out the early gains, however, and closing sales were | around the lowest of the day, with | many of the leading stocks sustaining losses of 1 point. | The c Prices, “a haben ‘and : por amore Se,'chenpeted ‘wah "yoalecday's final Fetus “are at ‘tolls, cae | Am. Oa: Mt net e # + is hy] oD 87 7 — 4 h veltin, 73M b} eet mel sad me = 2 ¥ ie its Aim: Ten ny mt Me im: Ta. 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SPECIAL SALE OF FURS FOR SATURDAY Fur Coats A Special Mark Down of 25% Bisam Seal siniirar Coats, “ime... $125 $150 $175 $200 in .... $75 $90 $110 130 $50 $65 §75 $85) $65 $75 $85 $95) $90 $125 $150 Fur Neckwear Lynx Seants ‘ $35 «$45 Fox Scarfs. j $25 $36 Black Fox Scai $20 «= $80 Blue Wolf Scarfs. 220 «= $25 Black Wolf Scarf: $20 $25 Natural Wolf Scarfs $20 $25 Cinnamon Color Wolf $35 $40 Alaska Sable Scarfs $25 $35 Sabled Raccoon Scai $15 $20 $25 $12 «$16 «$25 $15 «=9§20 «= $25 Fur Muffs $25 $35 $50 -$25 $35 86$45 $25 «$385 «= $45 $15 $20 25 -$15 «$20 $25 $14 $20 = $23 15 $20 $25 25 $30 $35 20 «$25 $30 . $15 $20 $25 , $12 $16 = $25 Thanksgiving Special Bargains for Boys $7, $6 and $5 All-Wool Suits, $3.50 $10, $9 and $8 All-Wool Suits, $6.50 $7 All-Wool Chinchilla Coats, $4.95 The Suits at $3.50 are Russian and sailors, sizes 3 to 10, and they’re wonderful bargains at $3.50, The Suits at $6.50 are Norfolk : and double-breasted, sizes 7 to 18, splendidly tailored and in all this season’s new colors and fabrics. The Chinchilla Coats at $4.95 are really remark. able values. They're made of the famous Germania chin- chilla, and are warmly lined with wool. Reefers and over- coats, in blue and gray, with Venetian yoke. Overcoats $4.95 to $15—A remarkable assortment of single and double breasted coats with convertible collars, sizes 7 to 18, belted and plain, in new browns and grays. Ragamuffin Play Suits, $1, $1.25, $1.50 Lots of fun for boys and girls Thanksgiv'ng Day. , Indian, Cowboy, Major and Jack Tar suits, $1; Scout suits, $1.25; H Captain, / and Mexican suits, $1.50; and for girls—Squaw and Old Dutch suits, $1; and Senorita suits, $1.50, % Bukk vers 279 BROADWAY, near Chambers St. 47 CORTLANDT ST., near Greenwich, 125th STREET, at 3d Ave, UN} SQUARE, 14th Strect, West of Broadway. ‘arlem Store Open Every Evening. having abundant traces of Vuccim ant” The rehearsal wax attended by dozens of managers répresenting Ameri Greetings to Mr. Schneider, County Clerk William F. Sehneidor was the recipient to-day of an immense floral tribute “from the clerks in his office, the occasion being the forty-! tej enth aqniversary of his birth and | celobration of his silver wedding. A beauty Schnelder RETTA at her hom », 6 Kast One Hundred TT and Thirty street other fellow in values.” < tandard. the greater weed a ae. i 10¢, er ‘box, Beware ref eS Ki BCE theless, the critics think that ar gy pt shows @ decline in originality, his work and brugstete Fi $50 $75 $100 385 Falton St., Brooklyn,” Opp. Borough Hall 1211 Penna Ave,, Washington, D, C, Rugs. Carpets, Geddiny $3.00 Down On $59 5.00 Down On 75 7.50 Down On 100 16) EAST. BET3° &L OPEN SATURDAY EVEWINGS 5 ST AVES Does it Pay a Custom Tailor to Advertise Does it pay a custom tailor to advertise? We are spending $200 right here to find ott. We have been told many times by our customers that we ought to advertise, because in their estimation we had something unusual to offer. uever could make up our mind to try advertisin advertising man ‘came in and made the claim that we could double our business in six months if we were to advertise, because, he said, “we had it all over the He was very enthusiastic about getting us started with “printer's ink,” when he learned that we now con- establishments where we had only a mere hole in the wall in 1896 when he first knew us. So we are trying it out. 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