The evening world. Newspaper, January 25, 1912, Page 18

a ne EEEEEIREEE EERE | WOMAN WHO WAS BURNED! WALDO NAILS CAPTAIN | BABY TRIES T0 SAVE | FATALLY WHEN KIMONO FOR ATTEMPTED BRIBERY. CAUGHT FIRE FROM OIL. { —— \ MOTHER FROMFIRE Match on Floor Ses Sets Woman's | Clothing Aflame and She Will Die. | | A matoh, otf Burning efter it had) been used to light the stove, was! dropped on her itftohen floor by Mrs. Tana Schmidt, twenty-thres years old, of No, 0 East One Hundred and | Thirty-eixth street, early to-day. Near-| by was an of} can, which Is believed to | have been leaking. Instantly the floor | was ablaze and Mra, Schmidt's kimono | cevent | Frank Schmidt, the woman's husband, | & salesman, had left home about halt | an hour before. Her only companions | were her three smadl ohidren, Frank, | . three years old; Téllte, two years) months oid. Little Frank, in an attempt to ald his mother, seized her kimono and his hands | were burned, Mra, Schmidt dashed out of her own apartment and ran acrons the hail into! that of Mr. and Mra, Duncan Macbiar- mid, The MacPiarmide were at break fast when she staggered into their dine SHOT DOWN STRANGER. ing room and fell just under the elge of the table, Her burning clothes not | Atrested Man Saye Me Thought fire to the tablecloth | ve Mr, MacDiarmid wrapped a heavy gouch cover about Mra. Schmidt, ex tingulsiing the flames tn her clothing. Mrs. MacDiarmid shouted for a police: nan, who called an ambulance that took the injured wo At the hospital recover. Last Monday the Schmidt apartmeft was threatened by @ mysterious fire, which etarted in the hall and spread to the parlor. It was investigated by Do-| that he shot Dennis tective Bzermer of the Alexander avenue] he migit be a Mack atation, who reported that he had found | Police believe the carpet in both rooms oll soaked. jm Was a Binck Hand Agent. 5.—Rovert #. | Dennia atreet, Chie ), Wan shot, probably Tatally, as he changing traine at the Italy's King De La Narra. —<—<— ME %— pranclsc Simple Way | to to Quickly Re-| re, Jane Dh Francisco Ge 1a) @tsaeeieneemeengeenmenpesnneesnes WOMAN FATALLY BURNED| ,\0M™..2". T ACINanGabee ree rasa , the Spectal Ambansador from WHEN BLAZING FAT SETS Mexico, with the members of hin mite, FIRE TO HER CLOTHING. | carriaxe: Victor Ki Mra, Bertha Hrown, a Janitress, living |the thanks of the I ft in the basement of No. 111 Simpwon| Mextcan Hepublic ax weil as of the Rronx, set fire to her drees while | Mexican people for the participation of aktast to-day and wae {a-| Italy in the centennial celebration of tally burned, The woman was frying | Mexican Indeper ve in 1910, meat when the fat in the pan biased ae up. Drops of burning grease ppattered Rear-Ad ner Dead. upon her wrapper, Rear-Admiral 1. Hotiner, retired, She ran into the bedroom and tried | died at the Naval Hoapital in Brooklyn he flames in the bed clothes. |to-day of cancer, Until yesterday he attracted a passer-by w oman Jonor, Jones put fined to his home here, Hin daughter were with him when 1 went for a Fordham he Rear-Admiral Hellner retired Mitel ambulance, At the hospital it] from the navy about a year ago, when was said the woman would he reached the age Minit ‘Best & Co: Seasonable Wear at Special Values Friday and Saturday SmallWomen's & Misses’ Dressos& Coats (Sizes 82 to 88-inch bust or 14 to 20 years.) Newest modes and fabrics, in latest patterns and colorings. MISSES’ FRENCH LINEN DRESSES In colors and white; 10.35 & 8.75 hand-embroidered........... A SMART MODEL IN CHIFFON TAFFETA Trimmed with deep collar ot lace. Jnusual value 18.98 MISSES’ IMPORTED LINGERIE?DRESSES Hand-made, hand-embroider- 14.50 &19.50 ed and Jece trimmed........ 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Sateen Year on Parente at by Detect | ran away f three back to Cornwall-onet 9 ete, n-the- Hudson THE BVENING WosLD, |CHASE OF FOX AND SKUNK PUTS THE PARK IN UPROAR onner Said Volice Captain, Head Keeper an Others Put in Two Lively Houts, © Gaptain Carton of the Ave ing Commander O% ted Two | jwonkeepers, to Have Perse ‘The fox was the same agile Reynard ‘that gave Fifth avenue so much ex clement a few Jaye ngo when It | excaped, or wae liberated, by the fur "| company by way of an advertising nov-| The okunk, Was a new thought the fur emporium | west to the cha Reynard and hin fugitive compan ran blithely about the Park for more Iaet mont) than two hours with a pack of Keepers Me SLANON | and policemen in full ery, Reynard was lered to, pay un to cover In an excavation near the eouted. |Praverse road at Kighty-Sixth street and | vd Into the net carried by Keeper elder. no hunt for the skunk was then taken In earnest, though with marked trep- 4 located in the don ast Sixty-Sixth etre nteered to capturing net chnelder set out holding the net io one | ‘band and his nose in the other He made a sktifal cast with the net } and then camo the aurprise of the day Invtead of being aasatied in the manner amon to all cornered skunks, Keeper nelder found the animal aw harmless | the kitten, | nen swore that had heen anelgned to during the ne Kind that has at him 2 Runawasm at) ¥ Hamilton, hy Tate.) 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