The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1912, Page 7

_ BAO ING ANY OVERCOME | INWESTST.BLZE House Found on a Iset of trading. Copper qulokly climbed to Si%, while yon ail a indulged in an) ¥, \ A upturn that lasted ail day. A top pric i, Flaming Bed. oF ety wan finally. establi 4 Mad Panic From the Adjoining Buildings. Aeman and a woman are dead, two) 174 Weat street, early to-day. ‘The dead are Mrs. Elizabeth Harkins, tomy, white, the proprietor, and an un+ knewn negro. @ Patrick McNamara, | thirty-five, an unknown man, about | forty years old, both white. Seriously but not mortally burned are George Gleason, forty-elght, a butcher; | Mileheel Pierce, forty-two, a laborer.) Michael Wallace, seventy-three, a red baggage man, who ‘s partly had been overturned. They fp the alarm and rapped for Po- Leonard etreet sation. wo other lodging houses are o} either sklo of the “all River house, and @ panic was in full tilt. ‘The offi saw Wallace dragging himself ou third-stary fire-es h griddied by ames that shot f mindows below. Behind hin negroes, George V Perry, who scrambled do escape and left Wallace helpiess. Bost. @iek and Boylan clambered up and man- aged to bring Wallace down through the flames, first sheltering him with their coats. ‘Bmms and O’Brien found Mrs. Hark- ine unconscious in bed at the rear of the second floor, The bed was oun fire. They dragged the woman out through @ Window to the roof of a one-siory ex- temsion, and lowered her to the back yesd on a shutter swung from ropes. Dr. Jarratt was summoned. from, Hud- eum Street Hospital, buf Mrs. Harkins was dead before he reached her. ‘Pho unknown negro who |s among the i dead was found on the floor in Room Ne, M- This room had been rented by Oewar Rich, but Rich escaped and tho ®egro wandered into the room in the emeke. The flames caught him there. MeNamara was found on the third floor fey members of Truck No. 10, and was Qreught down in a blanket, and a mem- Ber of the fire patrol rescued Mary Tach, an employee, from her room ©m the second floor. early forty men were caught in the weeding room on the second floor and had to fight desperately to save their lives, Egress was cut off through the hall and there was wild confusion until the firemen put up ladders, Between femty and fifty lodgers tled almost un- elethed from the Sun Ray lodging house mest door. _—_—_—_———— \ Love's Lonte. (From the Boston Tranaeript.) @he—But Jack, you don't earn enough * pe @upport two. demand for stocks was easily the ture of the stock market to-day. § |plying this inquiry for securities of al kinds the Hst advanced from 1 to a ;doints during the morning and early lafternoon perio Jonly in strong ‘ |don canied over tremendous orders for | Landlady of the Lodging Soper" and American Smeiting were the most conspicuous shares at the out- ,0f 3% points over Saturday's clo At midday Reading, Union Pac! Ss UICK SPREAD | Stee! jumped {nto prominence with Qi 23 |'arge-stzed advances. American Can continued {ts record making with a ee ‘gf further move to 21% for an t and 106% for the preferre ie i dreds of Patrons Rush im issues also contributed to the day's wr shot with substantial rises, buying to a large extent, and the mai ket was reduced from the top at clos ing time. are dying, three more are in Hud- $0) %,, Street Hospital serlously burned, | pee ten others were overcome by smoke | Am. Car \A Reasonable Plea |1€ Your Stomach Is Lacking in Eepecially When It Coste Nothing to Try. ment of digestive agen ond story windows, where | | your food falin to dige 1 tive that some of these agents are lacking Meemen Bostwick and oylan of the} | bring the digestive organs back to thelr normal condition subjected to at home and abroad and are found to con- tain nothing but natural digestives, myself at purpose). Btuart Co, 56 of Stuart's Dyspepsia T: physictans, are the most popular of all remedies fo! Jaample package and you will be surprised ‘He—But won't we be one then? | } | j 1 Everything for Let Us Open a Charge Account for You 10% discount if you prefer to soned and nicely finished, The 42-inch round top can be ex- tended to 6 feet. The 8-inch turned pillar and heavy feet give plenty of strength, Pay 26¢ weekly, if'more convenient. Collector sent if requested, Prices Marked in Plain Figures on Every Article. Cowperthwait & Sons ESTABLISHED 1807 3rd Ave. and 12Ist St. 2212 to 2224 Third Ave. Also at 193 to 205 Park Row (Chatham Square). WALL STR STREET ‘The persistent, and sometimes urgent, Stocks were not} nd here but Lon. | Late realising supplanted the initial || ‘Today's highest, loweat re as fol 1, Copper, For the Stomach Digestive Power, Why Not Help the Stomach Do Ks Work? Not with drugs, but with @ reinforce- at work in 33 i Established 44 Years ONEILL-ADAMSCo. 6th Avenue, 20th to 22d Street rer tes EErrrri bererrets o BBsS 2st: FOE EE SRE cett = ereecet fee 58. ——_ ACTIVE SECURITIES. United Sates Steel, Ett zeere ese? [+eeeil ++ E 59th to 60th St. All Our Special Sales Advertised for Monday Will Be Continued To-Morrow (Tuesday). last ric nangen 8 compared with “Saturday's | Dress Skirts Worth Up \jto $5.00, at FROM 10 TO 12 O’CLOCK TUESDAY MORNING $1.66; FOLDING STEAMER CHAIRS eat and back, $3.25. ive apparatus i need. They © the gastric glands and gradually Chemical London, 9th Aug.. 1903. nalyzed most carefully a box of which I bought “4 = ee John R. Broot s 9 no secret in the preparation T position is commonly mendatto In the United States and Canada. T water ‘brash, of appetite, melancho: pation, dysentery and kindred dle originating frum improper dissolu tion and assimilation of fo they are thorou ehtid, Dyspepsia powerful reme grains of steak, eggs and other foods. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest your food for you when your stomach can't. Ark your druggist for a fifty eent box, vr send to us direct for @ free trial at the result, F. A. Stuart Co. 150 7 FOLDING CAMP CHAIRS With either slat or perforated seats | nice sewing or nursery rocker. ible skirts, made of arpet Seat Camp Stools misses. ota different eptean styles, oF High back, double cane seat and Bloomingdales’, Second Floor, Women’s Gloves—4 Big Offerings Reliable kid and perfect silk Gloves at the unusual! prices: |] Women’s $2.25 Gloves,|Women's Long Silk white and black Glace Mousquetaires; in 12 but- ton length; quality perfect, and a very re- markable value at Women’s Kid Gloves; made from soft and pliable skins; and assorted shades of tan and gray; all sizes; at.. Roel efor the porch, 95.50, seat and back Reed Electric Lamps, « Porch Chairs, made on an oak frame, |lined shades, finished verde antique af finished brown and green, 92.75. 95.25. Gloves; 75c quality; 16 but- ton length mousquetaires; | black, white, navy and gray. | To-morrow, Tuesday, very special at ‘Women's Elbow Length Pure S ilk Mousquetaires; extra fine quali- ty; double tipped fingers; $1.00 value elsewhere; end white; all sizes; at... Bloomingdales’, Main floor, 50th St. Section, =BLOOMINGDALES’, Lex. to ad Ave., 59th to 60th Stax We Give and Redeem Surety Stamps Established 44 Years ONEILL-ADAMSCo. 6th Avenue, 20th to 22d Street Brand New Typewriters at $28.75 You Can Buy One for Cash or on Credit at O’ Neiti’s Stuart Bidi rehall, Mi Pay cash, Made of solid oak, well sea- $15 Value. Housekeeping Liberal Credit or 10%, Off for Cash Just as You Prefer While the whole Typewriter “‘trade’’ sat hack in aston- tshment to-day, " Neil!’ sold hundreds of the sturdy, “Surety’’ Ma- store. There were young lay pincer af Whipcord and. Men's Serges, spewrite air OW if PRICE WE’ Dd NAME typewrite their own briefs. , Lael hot onty the price but score who can“ while writing their cssays lecture summaries on a speedy So, while this may net be the very large: siness men who omy ay, but who do not like to t ~—and there were whole companies of teache jf commercial writers and others—: at first, but thoroughly convinced before they left the store thi The “Surety” Typewriter Had Solved the Problem for Thousands! Out of all the thousands who read introductory sale of the typewriter whi out of all the hundreds who thronged the ment and watched the demonstration to-day, up $100.00 for one » newspaper 1 1 of them just a little see Startling Tuesday Silk Sale 0 Quality of Satin Crepe Charmuese in Primrose, . 4b inches wide. The most re- markable value of the season: at, yard $1.49 O'Nellt Main Store"—Second vesterday's big announcement o 1b has all the feai Refrige: as well as black ‘ ETY” in addition to heaps of other tines Mani{lttedto ute siphon probably confused her. AComparison ofthe Surety at $28.75 (Cash or Credit) With the Best of the $100 Machines The 9100 Machine boa Prin from, Hinbon For saving ice is bette The $28, 75 Surety No. 1 Governor, 100 Ibs. Ice Capacity. High gues of Work Sta Linponiio When od Ribbon shift Only Machines heave Tebuleting Ladicator Special Price #28. 75, : “EVENING ( WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 25, 1912000 Cool, Light Furniture. A very luxurious Rocker, « | reed, 914.50. ow cane seats, 94.50. Round Reed Table with » base, fin) natural or green, ible Cane Couches, . finished natural, $7.00, ¢ Rustic Hickory Porch rede Our Household Club Plan It enables you to Luy house- furnishings when Surety Stamp Coupons. When you fill your book you come here and choose 98.50 ot ‘deal trade a4 rede of New York stores them, so the filling of a riook is ensy. ‘|Cottage, Porch and Lawn furniture Exhibition of Spring and Summer Articles at New York’s Headquarters for Rockers as Low as 75c. Spring and Summer Exhibit of Strong, Cool, Light Articles O'Neill’s assortment of cool summer Furniture, for use in hotels, summer homes, country clubs, boat houses, roof gardens, mountain lodges and city verandas and lawns surpasses any showing we have ever made in the For the Bedroom we are showing white enamel, bird's artistic shades of natural and forest green. to pay for them as con ye maple, satin walnut and oak finished a sing shades of green and verde antique. so, our showing of the celebrated Prairie ure in natural green and beautiful shades of brows. For the porch and lawn you — les, Kockers and so on in Rustic Hickory and Maple | or in cool shades of green. While alk expensive, they are very comfortable of these latter are and cool looking. Many beautiful pieces of willow and reed furniture for the in this assortment. patterns of tapestries and other fabrics. Beautiful Reea Electric Lamps tor Semmer Evenings. We have a complete assortment of Reed electric ional pen All are lined with beautiful tonne, giving them the pleasing power of bert 3 en prettiness of the house interior or the assortment of Summer furniture is_ma facturers and is in keeping with the O° NILE exacting ae library can be fo upholstered in artistic dwoven reed shades. High Back Fancy Reed| Art Rockers, with full round roll arm and] t he Maite bere beantiful shade of forest green. tiful design, made of the finest China] genuine seat loose cushion seat and 19. Fine ea Rockers, broad arms Fancy Reed Aem Chairs, closely finished ‘natural Tea Wagons, fitted oe, Oe in verdi antique. nificent High-Back Fireside ‘Arm Chair, fitted with pepe iful verde autique green, Bi Reed Electric "P designs, cretoune Main Store—Fourth Fleer. A Women’s Coat Maker who has fast realised oO’ ‘Neill’s Distributing} Everythiny Power mahes possible this Sale of300 Stunning New«. $18.50 & $22.50 Spring /Coats at $9.75 & $12.75/% A brilliant host in more than a dosen s'yles —Buy one for Easter been overlooking a] BEIN: Straightway he| VALU at lot of stunning] HELD AT] All size the styles which you'll find in these, The coats] ing $18.50 to $22.50 for. i lust night. early 1 Coat | to-morrow Neil A Cartoad of Refrigerators At Reduced Prices It is an understood fact that our Governor The! pers using this make of We will offer three sizes’ special tomorrow at these reductions: 65 Ibs. Ice Capacity. We Will Sell 1,000 3-piece Sets of Wear Ever" Aluminum To-morrow, Consisting of: Reg. 81.75, at j $1.05 for the Lawn and rey Detrpton abd pee are oe 5 with weaker bE, Piel Sane con Gordan Boas Garden Weederes| Mriy Soeatar Forks, Last week was a timely reminder of the fact that YOU must| Steet S be prepared for almost any kind of weather on Easter Sunday andj for many days. thereafter. You can select from Satins, Serges, Pongees, Broadcloths, Mixtures, , Scotch Woollens, in black, tan, gray, navy and white. $18.50 and $22.50, at $9.75 & $12.75 This Is Your Opportunity—Don’t Neglect It It was the first day’s rush to our Men’s Cloth- ing Sale that ave ne d this coatmaker's eyes. He] WE HAVE HE MOs den Trowels, 10c, up to 48, Grace Shears, 28c. up to 38c. Geass Hoobs Shears, 98e, up to 61.48. Fooks, 2s. 0 10 49. i above on our Household Club O'Nelil Mometarnishing Gtore—Bacement Oil Paintings Greatly Reduced ‘This is a most remarkable sale of | oi Painti; prices most decidedly for this extraordinary occasion. The pictures are up to our cele- |\—in fact, they are our r regular ines. 0 sale of many years—precisely $00 Coats in all— W iBT ABOUT IT TTIMELY ANDTHE BEST VING SALE THAT HAS BEEN PAARL Y AG M ARC His in inany seasons ! and fancy mixtures. tion but what any store woul be j To ‘iors who come} $9.75 and $1] 2.75, $3.00 Awnings at $2.00 Ready for you to Hang Be the very first one to take advantage of O'Neill's great season-opening awning offer Send us your window measurements and we will meke and deliver these awnin, Gig. ize allowance being up to $ ft. wide, down (including skirt), Frames and fittings of best round galvanized 6 inches “an tors are about the best on the market, They are made and constructed of the best seasoned lumber; the linings are the finest metals that can be procured All parts are removable, so that it is most sanitary box on the market and preserving food none are today 50,000 satisfied fon form showing how to measure, also samy hang these $2.00 awnings, but ol i bring your order to te. aw that our estimate Royal Wilton Rugs—Special Prices Every pattern and color Sp selec ted for our Spring You can Alpe td upon O'Neill's Rugs being made of the ns, permanently dyed and woven on the best looms, 6x9 fl. at 992.50 to 995.00 } t 932.50 to 950.00 ss at $3.50 to 95,95 Reg. $14.25, at $11.00 32 75 Ibs. Ice Capacity. Reg, $16.98, at 313,00 Reg. $21.15, at $16.00 O'Neill Homefurnishing Store Second Floor, ablished 44 Years ONEILL-ADAMSCa. 6th Avenue, 20th to 22nd Street