The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1912, Page 6

ae ia | Be es } f a ‘POLICE END Tpelled to u {Winter's wife and < Ne declined to quit w “of them scrambled to their feet and ‘bis pains, He was tarown down the STRKERS FHT Fur Workers Declare They Former Lieut. Vaughn Says He Were Lured to Meeting and Beaten Up. fe @ riot at Fourth avenue to-day Three = arre made. In scores 0 New York the wo strike for two weeks, anding recog: | nition of the unton, shorter hours and increased pay. In some of the plants many of the workers refused to Ko out. | Six men refused to strike in the plant of Cohen and rrier shops in| have been on ‘tysseven, of sreet, a forme cause he needed mo them, As Winter and his five companions] w: went to work this m to care for} m; strikers, who appeared very friendly. ‘These men told them, Winter declared, that If whey would appear at the strike headquarters in Casino Hail, Fourth street and Second avenue, at 11 o'clock, they would be given tmetent financial assistance to enable them to go on strike, 1 Winter and his compantons entered the | q hall at the appointed: time. stant, they declared, they were set upon by two hundred men and all the work- ers were knocked down and kicked, Five | x fied, with blood streaming down their faces, Winter attempted to fight back, he said, and got a terrible beating for #tepe and followed into the street by a Hiiuinber of the strikers, who continued to beat him unmercifully. Detective Dondero, who was passing, drew hie billy and tried to rescue Win- ter. The detective was assailed, stones and bricks being thrown freely. The rious aspect when n the double quick |tress, indigestion and dizziness will heavy feeling ii i y ing in the one da the rloters back with their quickly » nausea, headaches, dizziness, A aa bcs few Discovery will aid you ig. These will all disappear, ani their names as Herman Grossman, aged seventeen, of No, 233 East Fourth fireet; Herman Suslow, aged twenty- aix, of No. 216 Kast Ninety-sixth and David Hoffer, aged nineteen, of 232 | li Second avenue. Winter identified then | i as being some ofthe men who attacked |h im, " Winter was so seriously beaten that |"! he had to be taken to the Fifth strest (station, where Dr. Extner of Bellevue Hospital attended his wounds. Ofictals| ¥' of the furriers’ union deny that they attacked the workers, They declare the #x emen entered their meeting and started a fight, as @ result of which they were thrown out, WALLSTREET, ‘The stock market generally pursued 4 downward trend at the outset of trading to-day, Moderate selling pres- sure exerted against Lehigh Valley, Union Pacific, Copper and American | Smelting depressed these features al- | ;most one point below the fipal range! | Of yesterday. ' The tone eventually becam when strong rising power played in a number of specialtien ax well qe Stecl and a few standard, securities. Westinghouse headed the late advance with a gain of 2 points. | ‘The market manifested a pronounced | improvement in the late period, Besin- | ning at. mid-day prices began to mount (upward, The advance acquired in- creased momentum in the fina! hour ‘which closed the market in @ burst of \ wtreng: over two poin' The bulk of the late buying orders converged mainly in Reading, Uniow Pacific, Copper, Steel and Consolidated Gas. © To.das’s highest, ot stocks ‘wth, el yomerday's final figures Erg Amal, Copper ameter & Yay sere e owe were e +t 44s tees tttte aS eres reeces sé KILLED STEALING MILK, SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, Aug. 1A zhot fired by a x RIOT WILLIONARE GOP, WTHGLUBS AFTER | PENNLESS, CANT <= on his marital troubles, which have been | Somerville, N. J., tion and was awarded $10 a week all- mi | lived very happily, 1 by sergeant by ‘Big Bill’ 1 ning, they ay] ity to be a policeman ‘hey were met by a number of the] HE ACTED AS DEVERY’S REAL ber of real notted handsome profits. dabbling tn real estate myself. bought property 1n Inwood on which I made a lot of money, In an in-| York. ONLY A FEW DOSES REQUIRED — only a few doses, and your stomach di ‘ope! to digest the sour, out-of-order stomach before you realiz sure sign of a disordered stomach. oO 4 th. Gains ran from fractions to suGcist FURNETURE She eal estate br ther ue and ame J nt Morgat ON FARM TO SUPPORT SELF. | “Twelve years ago she left me and sued for separation. ‘The courts awarded . 1 paid that for a long! to letting my perty 1 had give even let me and f had to Was Forced to Walk Streets All Night. ew York p rred to g the atreetal! ed up| w t a home. ba year is t any more alimony, “Jn 1904 1 was driven into bankruptcy | because all the money I had was tn my | wife's na red from the Pollce Depaortine Heutenant on June IL with @ pension of $1,1% @ year, I was without money and had to g9 down to end work on a farm to keep myself until the first payment | ension Was dus, } lnya ago L drew a draft on the t for the firet payment, and t came back with a paper at- 1 whowing that the money had d to my wife by order of the hind in the all- Jollars once,” . “and now T have head to-night, Last © street all night be P. jal downfall red frequently in the courts since 19!, | his wife entered sult for separa. | © ony. 1 married Miss Mary | mmers twen- | ta been p an and was shortly m: d ‘ « to New York. ene cent.” ‘ow I haven't even ‘ays said Thad too much business a cians SCHOOL TEACHER THROWN. | ESTATE AGENT. "I aoted as Devery's agent tn a num- estate transactions w’ Then I began Firat 1 Horse Throws Miss Anron When | ‘Train Frightens Animal, Miss Fannie Aaron, a school teacher, | e Hundred and For ) Was riding at Pel- ham Parkway and Willlamabridge road | this afternoon when her horse took) fright at @ passing Hoston and West-| cheater locomotive, She was thrown to} the ground, Patrolman MoCarthy a moned Dr. Sweeney from Fordhain F pital and Miss Aaron was taken ¢ ronx and he did more business thag’ suffering from @ broken thigh bone. Then, although was atill a policeman, I began doin Jot of reai estate business in “I put my fifteen-year-old fon :n TO MAKE YOU RIGHT AGAIN Just a little Cooper's New Discover: re will be no more belching, no sour tomach trouble, gus or heart- besides, there will be no undigested foo¢ left over in the stomach to poison your breath with bad oy! 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Wach of our own preparations te anteed to please or money ol Fefunded, ‘THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1912. Save Your Money Your Caps and Shoes Here. A “Siberian Freeze” The Chilly Drink for a Hot Day! To Wearers of Elastic Hosiery It is hormful to wait until the old stocking is entirely worn out As time goes on the tension of the stocking lessens, and gradually Fay little or no support. which the stocking is worn nat- urally then reasserts itself, and all the good that the stocking did goes for nothing. lack of proper pressure is noticed, a new stocking should be ordered immediately—then you may alternate the wearing of the old one e for a little time longer, without any ill effect. 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Where Prescriptions Cannot Go Wrong A physician’s prescription may not accomplish its results if any of its ingredients is defec tive. One weak or stale drug in a compound could easily defeat the purpose of the doctor. A single substitution or inaccur- acy may cause serious harm. In the Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores, drugs, herbs, chemicals are always :irst quality and con- stantly fresh. Only experienced, responsible registered pharma- cists are permitted to enter our prescription departments. A perfect system of checking prac tically eliminates any possibility of error. Our prices are always moderate, based upon large pur- chases and active distribution. “The highest quality always at the lowest price.” A Brush That Cannot Get Dirty Sanitax Brushes, $1 up. The use of this brush means perfect sanitation in the care of the hair. Brushing the hair carefully and persistently is the best hair tonic ever yet discovered. It rids the scalp and hair cells of obstructions, dust, dandruff and other impurities. But brushing accumulated dust, oil and dan- druff from the scalp to-day, then brushing it back again to-mor- row, as ordinary brushes usually is positively harmful to the e condition for en the first evidence of a real. farments from the e customer. Our —a The Sanitax Brush is constructed with a skeleton frame, the bristles attached by noncorrosive wire. Dirt, dandruff or any other foreign matter” cannot lodge between the bristles or in the back, To wash the brush, put it completely under the faucet and the water runs between cach and out through the back, Sanitax Brushes are absolutely germ proof. Perfectly sanit Sanitax Hair Brushes, with open backs, #1 up. fitax ‘Hair’Brushes, with de- tachable backs, $2 up. 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Violet Cerate is the only massage cream that blends per- fectly with water. your dip in the ocean. Violet Cerate; the jar.a..... Hay Fever Is a Misnomer But its discomforts are very Doctors and scientists agree on the actual cause of Hay The old idea that it comes from the exhalation of hay—from whence its name—- has been disproved. year after year the victims of “Hay Fever’ suffer and sneeze, and the best that can be hoped for is relief. We carry several splendid “Hay Fever Helps,” which for years people have used and ad- vocated as affording consider- able ease and comfort, daynes’ Catarrhal Cream.,.,.25¢ Jaynes’ Menthol Inhaler. ...25¢ Nazeptic Wool.... R AND HEGEMAN DRUG STORES | Telephone your orders to the nearest Riker-Hegeman store It has Incensia Talcum 25¢ Subtly fragrant, choice and ual to rare. 25c Blended of the finest in- 25c No Mosquito Talcum 15¢ 1 5 Keeps insects away or soothes C their sting. Even in its most pitiless onslaught. If your complexion has become pallid and lacking in lustre during the confinement of the winter months, the free life of out of doors will restore it to its normal brilliancy and tone. But exposure to the sun and wind to be bene ficial should be antici pated by scrupulous measures to prevent the deep burning that roughens and coarsens the delicate texture of the skin. During the summer months the skin should be nightly massaged with alternate applica- tions of Riker’s Cream Riker’s Violet Cerate not only Therefore it should always be used before 50c Cream of Cucumber and Roses; the tube, 15c : : Antiseptis is a most agreeable cleanser for the teeth and mouth nda soothing wash or the throat., It vill not injure the namel of the teeth, out on the contrary, will keep them in a white, healthy con- lition. Hardens the gums and sweetens the breath, at the same time overcomes any disagreeable taste in the mouth. As a nasal douche or spray for catarrhal infections it is effee- tive. Asa wash and dre: wounds, sores, ulcers. ¢' both cleansing and healing. 6-o7. bottle, 25¢; pint, 90 c 50c; quart Sanitary Napkins—Cleanly, sani- tary, cool, vet effective; made of ®auze and absorbent cotton; % doz. in box, 200, i Sanitary Dress Protectors—tiver- Kiean—A thin rubber band; can be readily washed, 750, ‘i Legad Apron—Of white rubber Ou with tape, which ties a: the waist, 490, rom dis- But yet +++. 10, 20¢