The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1912, Page 8

of % h 8 en RTE SSI DRS joe ee N ~ (AD UNDARK Hartington Abattoir Will Give Place to a Modérn Fire- proof Structure. § Fhe demolition of a landmark in the @Aat side packing house district war Degun to-day when a gang of wreck- @9b attacked the olf Harrington abat- teir in First avenue, between Forty- turd and Forty-fourth streets. The Will be replaced by @ modern structure. Harrington abattoir has stood, @xtensions added from time to wince the district around the ef Forty-second street was first ted as & packing house centre. i@ A, Harrington, who im still ) founded the business and later nto partnership his won, John J. Harrington, who died two years ago. elder Harrington retired from ac- fusiness jong since, and the firm fe John J. Harrington & Co. ae it may seem there was tegret in the neighborhood when work of tearing down the old slaugh- ‘house began, There are many fam- ty the district who hi and prospered on w: paid to tmén and boys by the Harringtons. Dullding had become part of the | Of these people, and not even the of teplacement by a new, hand- Ghd up-to-date structure served to @elde regret at its removal. Feet MEN OFFER TO AID GIRL T HELD AS BABIES’ POISONER. Afoused by Reported “Third De- 1 gree” Used by Police to Secure Confession. sotion on the part of a of New York women in behalf trea Ankers, beld for the Grand ‘without bail on the charge of put- }omalie acid Into the milk fed to ia the Brooklya Nursery and In- tel, Brooklyn, causing the it, was forecast to-day by Yoho AR, gd who is defend- eed by the police in ifeasion’ from Mr. Reilly, Far both, sweat parol otros, Mrs. ron Bayer o} ue, Bronx.” i referred to is Miss ond Ingersoll, daughter of @, Ingersoll, the leo- —— Piz Sigue Tenement Bill. ,. Mareh §.~The Wagner dil) the Tenement House law 20 @ recent Gecision of the eae WHEN KATIE PUT A MATCH TO THE GAS STOVE—BANG! She Was Knocked Unconscious and Her Last Name Blown Off, but Otherwise She's All Right. Kaite, @ newly arrived Polish girl, employed by Mrs, Yetta Fabricant in her home at No. 126 Fifth avenue, has had very little to do with gas stoves. After putting a pan of apples in the oven to-day she turned on the mas underneath. There were no matches at hand and it took her several min- utes to find one. She lighted it and put {t into the lower part of the stove to Mght the gas, There was an explosion, which threw Katie flat on her back and stunned her, blew out the kitchen windows and eracked all the other windows in the apartinent and those of several others. The house rocked with the shook. Samuel Krulewitch, the Republican leader of the Twenty-sixth Asembly District, who was at lunch with hie wife In an adjoining apartment, grabbed her by the arm and ran to the street, without stopping for his hat or over- coat. All the other tenants joined tham in the street in the next few seconds Among them was Assemblyman Abra- ham Goodman and his family, Word got about that a Black Hand bomb had been exploded. Detectives Donovan and Veale hurried to the house and made a cautious examination. Mra. Fabricant was sure the big noise had ‘been In her own apartment, but did not want to go back, The detectives found hale just coming to her senses and she wan able to explain to them by gestures just what had happened. Then the frightened tenants calmed down, went back to thelr apartments and began telephoning for glass-put-in-men, Mrs. Fabricant tried to help the police ar es ‘3 anya arenes $6.75 hack and 7 Pieces 59c Harlem Store === Cowperthwait @ Sons} Special Bargains at 25c wix Library Tab.e 26X24 top, large drawer; Early English finish. Many others. oor 400 Pleces of Fine Porcelain, _3rd Ave. & I2ist St. Cow verthwait & THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 5, 1913, learn Katie's last name. Apparently it] parke. had been blown away from her, because she Aid not seem to know It herself. | SEN Th eee bie SCORCHED TO SEE HIS GIRL MARRY HIS HATED RIVAL. ‘But He Was Pinched on the Way, and Though Judge Sympathized It Cost Just $10. John Miller, a chauffeur for the Mo- tion Picture Manufacturing Company of New Rochelle, wopt bitter tears when he was arraigned before Magistrate Butts in Morrisania Police Court to- day, charged with propelling his ma- chine at the rate of thirty-five miles an hour in the Bronx yesterday, ‘The young man admitted his guilt and then sobbed that he had been hurrying to see his sweetheart ™ cried to his ri- val. He arrived in New York from Florida yesterday and got word at the railroad station that his beloved was about to wed his rival. He Jumped into his car and drove furiously. A police- man stopped him and handed him a gummons. When he finally got to New Rocholte he found he was two days late for the marriage. Magistrate Butts sympathized with the young man and fined him $10, He would not tell the name of the bride or of the rival who had won her. tad ho WANTS ALL TO STUDY STARS, Berlin Observatory Director Sug- weats City Telescopes to Mayor. That the clty provide monster tele- scopes through which peeps at the atars might be taken by the putllc free of charge wan suggested to-day by Dr, F. 8, Archenhold, director of the Berlin Observatory, during a call on Mayor Gaynor, The Mayor listened with in- terest to the suggestion and asked many questions as to the practicability of recting observatories. in New York | Tne Kind You Have Always ture of habits Mars, The Mayor gave no opin- Dr, Archenhold told the Mayor hejion. There is already a big telescope !n firmly believed, with Prof. Lowell, tha: | Central Park, accessible to the people, a highly intelligent race of people in-" but it Is little patronized. 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