The evening world. Newspaper, January 16, 1912, Page 16

Sane —— -- HEROIC RESCUES BARNES WINS BOMB MISSE JAAS FIRE SWEEPS ' FIGHT AGAINST CHINESE PREMIER; HOTEL IN BOSTON ALBANY PROBERS. OTHERS ARE KILLED Women Let Down From Win-! Court of Appeals Decides He Assassins Fail in Attempt on! Ls J Life of Yuan-Shi-Kai—1 wo | Need Mot Show Books or Tell | of Stock Holdings. | Wows of Revere House and Passed Along to Street. | Dead, Number Hurt. STON, Jan, 16.—-The Nevers those, ALIANT, Jan, 16 am Barnes ie of the oldest and moet famoug hom | Chairman of the Repubioan State Com NG, Jan. <A bomb wae hurled 1 Kat, Premier of China, to jes in New etna wan parttlly! miter, need tot answer the quentions | Oy. t » DIOUERE WHO Rt tacked the ata man as he wae driving royed by fire early to-da aaked him by the Menate Committing | oe ee in Tn reat aiace, Tho bom Werk by the employees ane the firemen! wh! weetlgated Albany City endl micseq the but Killed two eyed all the guests, although there County afar co ne We @cdulale sold inh f and wounded a many narrow es: the fire 63. Lyon Com: | doze sand @ nusler of elvilians made many heroic rescues, Two wnpelied to prod: The Premier's assailants were well ere after Chief Judge Cullen a Women were passed wlonk Mbany Journa Aressed Chinamen are stated to be they had been let down from window | is President. p art rey 7 BiBgee by thelr ankier A systematic) s effect wae handed — 7 uf " oon the ai towalk | ' when he Premier's cartlage approa @arch was made of the ruins, but 4 ‘ Court of Appea feued: “Tus tele fi babi de secu An the veblole reached within a distance hd vated aie aesl opiniaas were written in th of ahout thirty yards from the apot 00.000, | of wbout thirty L Judges where they were standing one of t . whieh fronte on Bowdoin Werner and Bartlet! Four of thr ge bomb in its direction, but GQuere and which has ehettered wich even Judges hold as constitu. bis atm waa ao bad that the mirasile ex famous guests a» the Prince of Wael Al Rection 466 of the Code of Civil, Ploded at's distante of twenty feet from deter King Edward Vil, Daniel W edure, vader which the proceedings the carriage. Mer, Jenny Lind, Emperor Vedro of t Vehicle rattled and shook from the Rarnes| punish Mr and Admirat Pasha of the Tk: | fog contempt. However, five members| shock of the explosion, but Premier vy. was eoflor the court hold that the queationa | Y Shi Kal ene unscathed, He briek. asked him wore not legal and pertinent @bpesred in fact be greatly per ting in the rei the grotto, @liy the inquiry. Judge Werner in hin) turbed Gecorated cate in th vartof the Lopinton saya | vy the explosion Rote), the fire gained rapid headway If there wan anything ‘legal or edintely around the and ine fow minutes the fasnes bad} orally culpable in the transactions ¢ man, « Jeaped up the atairways and elevator | petwaen the J 1 Lyon Company or the dead. al ¢ Bells to the upper stories In (he Bute | Amany Journal Company and the coun $ fineh street anion ty or ofty oMciais or departinents it wounded Dosens of women were helped down] would not be the| The force of the explosion when the tho atairs to places of afety, and sev bomb came in contact with the earth @fal men and women escaped by climb Was wo great thal many houses lun eon the of adye | dreds of yards away Were @liaken from ‘The fire em were lined i} eo quention ¢ lotting of | (0h to bottom. 3 the duestion of the letting Of | ‘the axmansing hoped to cet away from and w | pal contracts to corporgtions | the Wore the j hav ne stockholders of political influ: | the crowds In the streets, which were) score down! ence Judue Werner * |thronged at the time, They were, } from a window by their and fire-| it ts an evil which can be reached @ sued and captured and were adders bre Clad only in thes @ majority of the Buen e@ived anelter In nearby hotely, sev Who lowt all (heir effe vent hem (0) and remedted by legislation of probing into the private an individual can make to necesalty | for legislative regulation more appar: |g * walked a a or urment.” No amount) taken by a detachment of Manchu ol- affaires of Mere into a house Into the vicinity The publi er WAR AL once tood night ard in front of th re confined me duty ther from the Om the freezing #lum!) withgut footcov He aleo holds that this applies in @fing ant ecant attire equally to the effort to compel produc Beveral firemen were injured during the of fire, the toot seriously betng Hose Mipponderger of Wugine No. 22, who fold Om a eixty-fve foot ladder op a picket until: he imperial a will command le inamneiately booikn. toi the men be exeout “PLAYBOY” IN NEW RIOT. - > -—- “NOT FIT TO BE ON FORCE,” Ghee in the rear of the hotel and tr ace! MAGISTRATE TELLS A COP. soveral rit ; There > tires hundred guests | Ndelde lL sb de) gee in the hotel when the fire startea, | And Policeman Ahearn Has Been on hin Th BA ATER Job Twenty Years at That— PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 16.—Following ie , the opening of the ayboy of the But He's in Bad Now. | Woentern World" at the Adelphi Theatre | Magistrate Murphy of the Marlem in this city last night, rlot and Glacraer Court today td Policeman John enaued. Twenty-nine persons wer elected from the theatre and many more of th of the conduct of he auill- Ahearn of the Kast One Hundred and Twenty-sixth atreet atation he was not ft to be on the force, He added: "'T shall send a copy of the minutes of thie hearing to the Pollce Commiastoner, and I wish the Distrtiet-Attorney would do the same A sudden pronounced upward Movement developed in the afternoon, After « period of inertia in the morning, @0d the list was elevated to the hikhe fange of the day at closing time Ad ence. Two arrests call had been ti eomade after at ned in, The distur began shortly after # o'clock and he 4 Henry Ruby noes ran fro: one to three points, | gam twontes airy Rubin ued until the curtatn fel! upon the lust th early everyting sarin In the | Ghauitaur ut No Act. Joseph MeGarrity, whoavaa accom. téhprovement | * panied by ex-Aasistant [Metrict-Attore A blight upturn set in at the opening | conduct and felonious assault, ihe tex. ney William 8 Gray, started the trouble ef the market, but the rising tend soon timeny Indfeated Rubinatein had not Dy making ® speech tn the middle of one Petered out ami trading settied into bean at fault and that the policeman of the acts Wetharey that was not broken unt the | ad provoked the trouble. Ahearn has charges reckless driviug, dl Besinning of the final hour, when bullish DEAN tWents yours on the force Rubin ity in a number of epecialtion was | Mein War discharged forerunner of @ general advance ee y {Monsolidated Gus, Delaware & Hudson | SHERLOCK HOLMES TO THE American Tobacco preferred were | PRONT, \ y conspicuous with @ood aised gains ee of mpeciaities, while Reading, Ife, Steel and St. Paul were | Ry special arrangement a new D | tive Story by Sir A. Cone vie, | Adventure of the Devil's 11 be | + ‘eat of the Bandara issue featured in next Sun World, | The | Readers of next sund World will | ‘ tig y fe lalno wet a new copy of “Fun,” the | 2 cat Mangis ap compare! Weekly Joke Book that has created | 1 are as follows such @ @enaation among lovers of |. morose iterature ‘x World in adv Order next Sun: | *. z | Reception to Pastor Pattison, | The Kev. Harold Pattison, recently tne | stalled as the paator of the Washington |Heisghte Baptist Church, One Hundred | and Forty-fifuy street and Convent aves nue, and Mrs. Pattison, will be tender Copper, cer Eran 2 hi a ee ecctcercecee* q 2 Ra public reveption Thursday evening, hy Tai dan, iW by the membera of the | fy t church, after which supper will be | Ph , served. Among those who will speak | tt Rjare the Rev. Dr. J. Herman Randall, | ih |the Rev, Edward 8. Halloway, the Rev. 4 4 |John R. Mackey, and the Rev. T. W, An fh | Sintth. | AG + 3%] oN * g 7. S| Workmen from the Highwa Depart Zo ment to-day tore down the large tron i * s canopy in front of William | on Pa ‘3 Cured a Tabereulosts | ion tam flattering Aisesse and fe filled with nt hopes of iS SeOSSTE ame it te ed doubt * ’ noe from ive witnesses, Investi>| wing = | Amenta, N.Y Prior to Feb 8 veloped pave me one month to | ae having terelbie nIEht aweate nd lowing flean revidiy: | 18 Th Rapid ta ead eal JUAREZ ENTRIES. nave Maiden Hellute 108” Cima rede, ve. in “Theoedcleer th 8; Weer, 108 "dustgs | ACE, : OF Bedit-forming Grume. For ee: ay '| Mememan and Riker drug stores and other | Nt awh! | See Srvaeiete: Ask, ter booklet of our Rekmen Laborstors, | Palatina Ty tr is auieya #vieype wien | ab : wise ae , 4 { ‘ i ‘ -THE 3 SSE Sele WORLD, | ne of their crime by mixing with | Evasay, JANUARY. 16, EQUITABLE TRUS a Trust Company of America to! sou 11912., ARE YOUR | NOSTRILS | CLOSED? red un ftom any cause is because the 4 eramyonia, Teun Be Taken Over at Cost ganing wich rae ie [There wer 275 | When s0 of $7,500,000, [there were vot enouk' bedrooms to Ko a i" n tom gut real hing tubes | ea ie it ferapt” diseased 9p Peal Vrust Company of Amerten, of} with their « t » | wn Oakleigh ‘Thorne is president, /in the has Mhterne pass wil) (© sold to the Equitable Trumt Com-| Shedding thelr swea and grea lone ae par r $7,500,000, ‘Terma of mile were! coa und shi and trousers the vractioally agreed upon te and the |ralled up un ets and burrowed following statement wa et by into te d lay. ‘They were alt | retary Judaon of the ‘Trust ¢ slumberin ne chilled We, of America and tatte slong. Ht Aue air titers will bo daa | e1 that | dressed 1 fur, We} ails: tant ‘ stvin W . tar Vout eitagase, that cass Haaitable of knee: a pair o a pale of fur and) a pair | neste When the boys came | ant’ hav he was well away Into | morning. In the middie of the two suk mufflers ear laps. favored the idea and t of the od your ch reed of shisease, then. ie disease that closes your ear thes can be reached, wong to submit it to allt Was a little heap of his seit holders: offs and on top of this it | My suectaity 9 freeing ttructed nostrils, treat | Mr. Thorne'n statement wae issued hich: was scribbled: | he deat ol . after a meeting of the executive coms! Wraps. I hope i Trust Company of Amertoa, in the |r th ty eature to” etraln oMmces of the company, N wall | dust Nod gerins out of the al: atret, Kimora that the Equitable Bad Kidneys—Weak ; | Back—Weary Woman ARE YOU Dr. Derby’s Guaranteed Kidney Pills | G 0 I N G D E A F ? 1 Nave mae Make Such Women Happy—Ward Off Old Age--Try Them Free! Trust Company was tn tie purchase the Ti made until t } It wae th | tea whieh be ame xo Involved Jealled Noosevelt panic that it had to! Juive up the buik of the stock of the vacknctie, Neadache, paine im {often ti | Tennessee Coal and tron Company ” Theret Which led to the gobbling of the ‘T. C aes Thay whe ore and 1. Co. by the Steel Yrust “ vevime nervous, The combined «of the po [table Trust Co! nd the Company of Americn axgregate conver 000,000. | The capital stock of the Trust Con The pur buzsing. 4 Of age’ aud resides Krech a id cited {t giant nn street, dias be nial Branch of the Amertea: The December eta of the Trust wee posits of dun oft lig atte me and 1 wi | DR.J.C. MeCOY, i 213 Flatiron Building, 1 to advise vf America has) " pald annual dt son its shares ance its organization in 18% | KAISER’S. DAUGHTER T TO WED When to expel thew “| Purses are filled— | hearts are made glad setae, | and By the timely use bt At re Mitch was made public in Jams | in) Of a Word Want Ad. TURKISH CIGARETTES If you opened up that package in the dark you'd know they were Fatima—for there's nothing else like them. That delightful blend, wreathed with thatewonderful Turk- ish fragrance, has an individual way of being perfect. For the very highest cigarette pleasure—Fatimas. ‘Wrapped in a simple way to give you 10 extra— 20 for 15c. : § - : With cach package of Fatima you get 2 pennant coupon, 25 of whtor eccure a handwme felt colcge pennant (12 x32) —selection of 100 James McCreery & Co. 23rd Street 34th Street _ On Wednesday, January the 17th WOMEN’S SUIT DEP’TS. 4n Both Stores, Remaining stock of Tailor-made Suits in a variety of materials, including Cheviot, Serge, Broadcloth and Mixed Fabrics. 14.00 to 32.50 value 25.00 to $5.00 seeeeee22.§0 tO 45.00 value 45,00 to 98.00 Afternoon and Evening Gowns of Char- meuse, Chiffon Cloth, Velvet and Broad- cloth. 35.00 to 95.00 value 55.00 to 165.00 Velveteen Suits. MERINO UNDERWEAR DEP’TS. im Both Stores, Women’s Swiss Ribbed White Merino Tights. 65¢ value 1.00 Women’s Swiss Ribbed Merino Union Suits. 1.95 value 2.75 Women's Swiss Ribbed Silk Union Suits. Odd sizes. 3.90 value 7.50 Recent Importation of Shetland Wool Slumber Garments, Corset Covers, Tights, Sweaters, Scarfs and Separate Sleeves. FRENCH UNDERWEAR. In Both Stores, The latest Novelty designs in Bridal Sets, Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Petticoats and Corset Covers. Gow?s.....++++++++1.50, 1.75, 2.25 and 3.50 Chemises........++.1-25, 1.50, 1.75 “ 2.25 Drawers....... + 95C, 1.25, 1.50 “ 2,50 Corset Covers......1.25, 1.50, 1.75 “ 2.50 SHIRTWAIST DEP'TS. In Both Stores, An extensive in various models. Voile, Mull, Linen prices. assortment of Shirtwaists Materials include French and Net, at moderate Large stock of Lingerie Waists, trimmed with effective laces and embroideries. 1,00, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75 TRUNK DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores, Dress Trunks of the best manufacture, Sizes 34 to 40 inches. 9.75 value 11.25 to 413.50 Sizes 40, 42 and 44 12.75 value 15.50 to 16.50 Unusual values in Bags for Men and Women. A variety of models and sizes. 4.25 to 9.50 former price 6.00 to 12.50 James McCreery & Co. 23rd Street 34th Street Skirt Trunks. inches. James McCreery & Co. RESSMAKING DEP’T. 34th Street Store. For a limited period Tailored Suits to order. 65.00 Advance models of Tailored Linen Suits, 50.00 Linen Dresses made to order....777777? 45.00 Thirty-fourth Street AQQAAALAOA™ turses are filed—nearis made g'ai By the timely use of aWorld Want Ad VOLOOHOOLE ae en Te Sa lth ee