The evening world. Newspaper, August 10, 1912, Page 5

eel | OM RIVER WHEN Y.€. PIER BURNS Petyht Train on Eleventh Ave- nue Blocks the Fire Fight- ers’ Efforts, BAMILY IN GREAT PERIL, Barge Captain, Wife and Chil- dren Overcome by Smoke, | Carried to Safety. ‘A long, cumbersome freight trata on @ Eleventh avenue tracks of the New York Central Railroad prevented fire e@ppartus from getting to the trans- fer ‘bridge of tho Centre! lines at (0 foot of West Twenty-third street for Séteen minutes to-day, and as a result af this delay what might otherwise have been a trifling blaze waxed into a full-grown three-alarm fire that re- Quired the services of all the city fires Doats on the North river front, beside the New York Central's fleet of seven Grefighting tugs. ‘The fire was diseovered shortly after i o'clock by Frank Walsh, bridge ten- der, and Foreman Donohue, and as near as they could determine tt was caused by sparks from the stack of an engine which had run out on the transfer ridge to be loaded on a barge. This tvanafer bridge is more in the nature @f a ferry slip than a bridge. The Darges upon which engines and cars are ferried over the rive run into It. At the time the fire broke out the Bridge contained two trains of cars and four barges. Phe first dattation of fire apparatus, @ecompanied by a hospital ambulance, bed to wait @ quarter of an hour on the qaet olde of Bleventh avenue while a feight train trundle past, although all @e time the frantic fremen could see the parks and flames from the burning @tz4 alarm, which brought Chief Ken- Jam, Who tock personal charge. (@MROEG WERE GURROUNDED BY FLAMES. the companies couki get front, they bent their ef- farts on the salvage of the barges ‘were in the elip and which had badly ecorched by this time, they were by flames. the assistance of the crews of fireboate the barges were hauled @@t, and the hose lines were then con- gatrated on the Mteelf, with a view pt bp dipesired ‘the fire from spreading to e@wrounding pliers. THE Marriages Made Happy By Ability of Brides to Keep House Properly “The Most Important Bit of Advice I Have for the Young Wife Ie That She Should Know How to Do Every Bit of Work in Her Own Home,” Says Mrs. Charles E. Griffin. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘Why ts s happy marriage? The mother-in-law jest is positively hoary, Yet does its heroine always cut | such an unspeakably funny figure? I remember that Mrs. Kathleen Norris, author of “Mother,” once said that her sole piece of advice to a young man seeking a wife would be, “Consider her mother." There are mothers-in-law no more gracious and lovable than thelr cold title. And there are Mothers, whose daughters some lucky young men marry, Some young women are “born house- | keepers,” some achieve housekeeping (with assimance), a great many have housekeeping thrust upon them. In the case of any one of these last the hap- less husband must blame his mother-in- law, if he wants to be logical and go back to first principles, On the other hand, he owes his wife's mother a debt of gratitude if he marries a young per- son from the second class of our classi- fication, I bellove that It 1s perfectly possible to be born with a real genius for do- mesticity, a genius which, like any other, neegs comparatively little instruc- tlon and formulates its own rules, But with most young women the combined art and science of happy home-making exiets only as a rudimentary talent, and & latent one. It needs careful instruc- tlon and encouragement, and surely the hatural instructor is one's mother. ALL HAIL TO THE MUCH ABUSED MOTHER-IN-LAW, ‘That's why, despite the comic sections, I feel almost inclined to give the reason for a happy marriage in one hyphen- ated word, “Mother-in-law!" I feel sure SET THIRTY FIRES, west er| DOING $1,000,000 herself wife, mother and home-maker, “The first, last and most important dit of advice I have for the young wife | 1s that she should know how to do every bit of the work which has to be done) Son of Former Fire Chief in her own home,” began Mra, Griffin, “It's a true saying that a great general Caused Terror in New England. @ young wife strong individual sense of what is right, should have her own and do her best to live up to ft. Then she won't alway be looking at other women and trying to copy their ways of doing things. She will be honest and fair with her husband about spend- ing the money he works so hard for. she will take the question of expen {ture seriously Instead of heedlessly. And she will of her own free choice curb her personal extravagances in dress and amusement, for the sake of the joint enterprise, the Home." must first have been a good servant. It fan't enough that the young wife should know the theories of home economics; she should have had plenty of sound, practical experience. “And yet where, New York at! GREENFIELD, Mass 10.—De- hat he had set thirty fires in hotels and public buildings in Connecti- cut and Western Massachusetts within in least, will you find the bride with this) clari experience? And who is to blame but her mother? I wish somebody would TAFT SENDS KNOX TO JAPAN FOR THE Special Representative of | United States. WASHINGTON, Aug. Knox to-day was designated by Pri dent Taft a special representative 10, | the United States at the funeral of Mut- suhito, the late Emperor of Japan, and will leave Washington for San Fran- isco and the Qpient next Thursday. ‘The funeral will be heid Sept. 12. Mr, Knox ts expected back in this country parly in Oc er. Secretary Knox and his party will ave Seattle on the armored crulser ennsylvanta, The party will leave Washington next Thursday and leave rattle immediately upon arrival, The |ship will steam direct to Yokohama and the passage probably will take about eighteen days, The voyage is about 4,200 miles and to preserve her supply of coal for the long trip the Penn- sylvania will not make any faster speed than about ten knots an nour, It was admitted at the State TDepart- ment to-day that while in Japan Knox would see and talk with Viecount Uchida, Minister of The Viscount was formerly Ambasaa at Washington. He and the Seoretary of State are personal friends. A rear-admiral of the navy, and and elther a major-« al or a briga- dier of the army probably will be as- signed as aldes to sary Knox. R. 8. Miller, Chief of the Division of Far Kastern Affairs of the State Depart- ment, probably will act am the secre- Emperor's funeral to show the friend- ness of the United States to Japan and the Japanese people Secretary Knox's mission will be question of much interest United States is pending in the Far Hast. It is the case of the Corean missionaries, in which several Ameri- cans have been accused by natives of having been implica in a plot to sameinate the Governor-General of Corea. So far no officlal correspond- ence is known to have passed betwesn the two countries on the subject, though it 1s of grave interest The re ntly reported understand. ing between Japan and Russia to govern their attitude toward China, also makes Mr. Knox's visit to Japan a timely one. SONG AND CHEERS MIKADO'S FUNERAL Secretary Going In State, as Secretary Mr. | poundaries, ING WORLD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, FIREMEN RESCUED 1912.' ‘Building of the Home | Expert in Development Along the North Shore of Long Island Says Section Which Parallels Manhattan and Bronx Will Have Wonderful | Growth. | BY BRAMWELL DAViS. He haa been active in many reate dential subwrbs, particularly in the Great Neck Hits section, Improvements int foundation for the enh territory in the subue Home builders and study the problem of thoroughly. measure thelr su from the financial side of thetr operation. Every owner wants to ave his property increase in value, and the surest way to get homes that will be worth more every sit offer the beat n nt of home buy should transportation year js to buy in the path of the best residential expanston. New York home acekers have prac: tleally exhausted the old northward ave- nutes of population movement. Hand. some private homes in exclusive districts with plenty of land, light and air, a j Wood nélghbors, are not so gentiful a |they used to be on the northward line }unless one goes far outalde of the city The north end of Manhattan and the orelgn AMAIN. | Bronx are filling fast. While they offer jmuch more space for homes, it is of the crowded kind, and the character of ldevelopment is going rapidly to the performed at a time when at least one | the | fathouse order, with the residents rent~ ing rather than buying their living places. | MANY HOME SEEKERB TURN TO | LONG ISLAND. New transit Is turn the most ex- tary. Mrs. Knox will accompany her |‘lusive hi seekers into the Long husband, [Island section. Faimilies in comfortab’ President Taft, announcing the plan, |C!rcumstances have been partial to let it be known that he wished the Nomes along the shore, front ever since Secretary the State to attend the New York first began to grow and spread, Such private estaes or dwellings are impossible in Manhattan and mo | parts of the Bronx now on account the great population density and the use of the land for business or apart- ments, Long Island seems to offer the only territory where large numbers of fam- {ites can find such exclusive shore front homes. From this viewpoint the movement to Long Island is sure to become very im- Portant. There must be much com- petition In the near future for the best aites—in fact, means stendy jin land values, As the home buyer is seeking Just such favorable conditions, it is evident that Long Island must be considered first nd foremost from che economical side of the suburban home building move- for all good sites, This substantial enhancement h new optimiam on the part of Long Island operators 1s based upon BRAMWELL DAMS Upon it depends in a large | Mlled with population before Mies are ready for full service, ar Willam w, Harmon Is confident that | the next Wg land boom wil be Wrooklyn, Me sald to-day (wo ne of the recent pas rectly that way, hi been wit at the jast moment, The Marted at the time of the sre which were 1 at building of the subway Into the jand Washington Heights. The | Was almost under way after the north tem Is to give Hrooklyn than It had ever h of rapid transit ee for more ri building move m i starting a Demand ts in excess of ing to Charles Gritith M experts there, up rol'dly soo vac tracts bull ply, sar They #ay it will be buil r in Manhattan on ways that Western 1 Edmund G. W Promoters are the bu: |Morria Park tract in the tf the ol are planning to develop tt for with great enterprise and plenty capital, at South Ozone Park, tn ns, yest Argh): Que j avenue, to wales this w k included No, 184 1 in Suffolk County by residential ators. They way it has advanced In value tn prop to the Kpread of jdemand and increase of transit factit- thes, Seekers of all-vear homes are covering Nassau of the overflow Ix t eile) unty, aching Sustolk, . the new in| eked firat was er olty jeonsolidation and was stopped by the Hronx vnd ward sites had reached a too high level \ot pri bu A by the Pennsylvania ruction of tunnels and ite fifteen-minute electric service to Jamaica, thus opening Queens. Now the big new subway sys- more ped for in the way Pressure of the flathouse population strong nt on the old Dyckman tract at the north end of Manhattan. accord- other ving no more larke for auch of David P. Leahy Realty Company sold y Other ink= meyer avenue, fours hou James McLaughlin, Hoss avenue, six-room house, to Arthur R. Allen, $3,650; No, 611 Boss avenue, similiar Kirby 63s Ross avi -room hous Preston; lotw to J. Rutzen, M, Love, \ jlegheth aeean Much acreage is being accumulated per- and the first As a Matter of Economy South Ozone Par | GAS, SEWER, REAL ESTATE FOR BALE— QUEENS, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS. 8HomesJust Completed. Price $1,850 to $3,650 Terms, $100 deposit, balance $10 per month, buys a beautiful 6 or 7 room home containing parquet floors, steam heat, tile bath and vestibule, thoroughly modern, NOME SITRS SOLD ON TERME OF 89.00 CASI, 81.00 PER WEEK. WE WILE FURNISH ANY ONE THE MONEY TO BUILD THEIR OWN HOME, AND LEND THEM OUR MANY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE FREE OF CHARGE, FOR A SPECULATION THERE IS NOTHING BETTER THE GREATER CITY TODAY, 542 WS WAVE KEEN BUILT AND » THE PAST THREE YEARS, #1 CHURCHES AND STORES OF ALL KINDS, WATER. ELECTRICITY, SIDEWALKS, CURDS: PALD FIRE DEPARTMENT: . DELIVERING DAT LLUSTRATION OF AN INV WO MA 1d TMENT IN DNE PARK: JOUN GORMAN, A STEVEDORE, RESIDING IN JERSEY, PURCHASED TWO LOTS CORNER OF LEAHY AVE. AND ROCKAWAY BOULEVARD, IN THE FALL OF 108, FOR THE SUM OF 81,400.00, MH. GORMAN HAS REPEATEDLY REPUSY! OFFERS OF 81,000.00 FOR MIS INVESTME BERT. J. WICK AWK. AN INDEPENDENT BUILD me wh PRESHER ONE OF ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION OF PROSPERITY IN KOUTH OTONE PARE: MERCHANT 8 PAT A PRO! bohal IT OF 811,000.00, COVERING THR SHORT PRERI) OV 2% YEARS. THESE ARE ABSOLUTE PACTS, AND CAN BE PROVEN OS ALTLICATION AL VE BREN SOLD Ex Ww TO GERMAN A3 AMERICANS AND AMERICANS, WE RXEACINE OME oan, SELECTING OUR CUSTOMERS, ME, GO TO SOUTH OZONE PARK TODAY, MI, LEAMY AND A CORPS OF ASMISTANTS BA AKE ALWAYS WILLING TO SHOW YOU B¥RK) HOUTH OZONK PARK 18 LOCATED SOUTHWEST OF JAMAICA, IN y cry, 8 JH) INHABITANTS, ALL OF WHOM GO TO male IN BROOKLYN AND MANHATTAN, OW TO GET THERE—Take Fulton St. City Line L to end, change to 86 Oxone (Traction) trolley; of, at Flatbush Ave, L. 1, H.R. Station (Broskiym), an Jamaica or Queens Local to Railroad Ave Traction trolley to property, DAVID P. LEAHY REALTY CO., N. W. Cor, 34th St. & Broadway, N N.Y. c. Phone Grestep ii “REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— ona NEW JERSEY. walk (wo blocks south, Uke South Open BXCURSIONS, vie NEW HAVEN 81.00 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE— ROOKLYN. nN TN Anannnan | I WILL SELL @ handwone vi Hey, wart 94,000, ee er ‘hd ee bali eneurdons a ae cee for $4,100; only ait bigek ‘tom | FALL RIVER LINE gre, eupway: tabe § ‘Tickets at Piers only on day of excurdeng, Brooklyn, to’ Kt ety Highway = Orn RINGER ine, Excu RBIONS, BELLEWOOD EVERY $1.00 8QUND SUNDAY TRIP Lehigh Valley Railroad ye ete Sais frie om ei Ls Hiver Tube ect at Dorney City sta pHODe LOCK ISLAND, BURNS Bivery SUNDAY $1.50 abhi al Mle paar cae * a i Yachts OBSERVATION Around penaat waLcron eT Sight. Seeing “TUE ORIGINAL” SIGHT. SEEING YaCuE if CLIFTON one tsi of iy and jm * preserved te ‘twetcone the excustion cadet em i ache on ateamer, STEAMBOATS, ATLANTIC CITY OCEAN ROUTE NEW PASSENGEICIHON STE AMSIUP “ATLANTIC CITY” Marine ta Siowle or Ex Suit SUK DAL TUNG Within, it On Bunda): wivania Bi Mrutly “trom 6.88 A.M, nel 0 Ate thigh Bibways at freque eee ate a Hal eotire day, LONG At iy or ty H ‘ wet vn) Sum. Adults, st, 76 © Onidren, ie $1.02 roa, Ns 1 Mt) ms t Hates Apply Baa, he, t.00, Tal, wah Aitentis. thee eas TERIOR Ov LAs a uo Bide), ORT) 1 AND Ese - Oaie road, BRIDGEPORT ats * OO Mrrrnrn en LINE Paine KVERY SUNDAY dcenan, vA M . ea ster ei fae " af, Aa TRS REANSBURG & cane a ie Rockaway Beach ‘Trains leave Delancey FUx KEANDDUKG, N,). 2, 8.90, 00y. 10. a ualt’ es at) Bes Hi, B00 be ott obra ALO AL “ay ho, “11.00 BM” Lait train wetural i aight. falnatiel bani FOR SALE. VAMOLS FAMILY THE SE WEL RY UP THE La akg Fy! Sea Cliff & Glenwood ae gions SEEING YACHT DESMOND BING Ban aint Geeley Syecial Marty Mates. MOONLIGHT SAIL up the Sound, Steamer M’hattan leaves \laily At the height} write a book about the Poor American] the last four months, Bernard C, Mur- the promise that the long: looked-for| | Wi sor Land | und | Improvement of the excitement four firemen were| Mother, I honestly am afraid to think] ray, son of a former Fire Commissioner electrification of the North Shore divi- get biel alt 1,tenty-one sites at thrown into the water by the col-|about this next generation of young/of Hartford, Conn., made an alleged slon of the Long Island Hatlroad will Qeennslde. a 1 thie works ten at lapse of part Of the bridge, but they | women; I don’t know what they're com-] confession to Chief of Police Thomas | be completed before New Year's, Thote at Rockville. Ocathe ond ae. our were all rescued by the crew of the! ing to. Thelr mothers seem to have loet) Manning last night. ‘who have been studying the North Shore Valley witcha fireboat New Yorker, which, with the] aj! control over them. Among the fires which Chief Manning jection recently have found a revelation eek James Duane and Thomas Willett, had) MOTHER SHOULD TRAIN HER | says Murray admits being responsible in new, attractive homes. Much of It) 1 J. Me ih Nekoksaalac th steamed up to help the railroad com- UGHTERS TO WORK. ltor are: \t9 ed the Riverside Drive of Long northwest ner at Broadway and pany's private fleet. ‘ pA the American mother js| April 2—Waterbury, Conn, City Hull Toland, ‘There are fow spots within the Main stroot to-day at $26,000, ° it « sense, the je 0 be nant a 1) changed ern © years ago Despite the efforts of the fire fighting hee that {s, she is| nd Chelsea Hotel {commuting xone that can compare wit! pianaed owner in yoarn ago at forces, the flames caught hold of the| #00 to her children; May 23—Greenfield, Ma: Taylor feet ot) |the section and there b clearly he butldings are dwellings saraniog t Ww York Central Pler, No. | "dulgent toward them, éven gee | block and Hollister House. Commissioner Sullivan, Home fimonstrated awakening to ste advan- With storen peas t eet, | '2 deny herself. But she is bringing 1 Turners Fails, Mass, Grand tages, which include an elevat 73, at the foot of Thirty-fourth street, @ ‘Geny ‘ifgh and pleasure-|, June 1~Turners Falls, Mass, Gran i nee | nde Bn ley Louie Nanleuieeen inuNaware Gal freight shod, where considerable quan: tevike ipalttiac Ee sawn aatibe ia Gd Fe eee aeia ar Central From Stockholm Games, ae ee annian te platoly vielbte. 117% Oe) iged ataeh @ Rueineas bale , 1 \i idle. The co % une 8— el i y o' ng, te in exchange the titles of ofl were stored. And from ae hall aes TRIDES AMONG ner [Spat She Mins Have Bo muon fo House. § | TREMENDOUS STRIDES Tremont apartments, No. 263 Lellevill Pier 78 they rapidly leaped toward Pier | (8) Oi ee eet at they can't help| “Sune 2%2—Turners Falls, Viadien Hotei{ Calls English Poor Losers. | THE VILLAGES. avenue, ihe trade. involving ss0e,006, 7, belonging to the Italian line, For) oe ne Don't these schoolgirls find| and Bartlett block. ‘ ca | eat Neck Hills, Great Neck Villa, He sold Now, Mount Prospect tunately, there were no vessels of the? 0. 2, out on the street with boys! June 2—North Adams, Mass, Wilson Great Neck Hatates and Kensington avenué to John H. Dunn & Sons, who line tn port, but four scows belonging! in tae afternoons and to go tq ball) House. vithin a few daya attar|j.emes He Sullivan, Commissioner to) iy, shown tremendous strides in th Will build apartments to cout $800,000 out of danger by tugs while the mer} oo, ang is there any reason why they that=H holm, returned this morning on the! have Invested vast numa there tor) im Drange. to. Phomea B. WinDeARI super “ant br A ey rot vt uidn't devote a litte of an aii’ | Murray, who ty twenty-four years old, |Celtic, With him were Matt W, Halpin, | provements vecause they had great faith Tennent to Albertina J. Kotse men in hand, laid down hose lines, rning simple hotlschold du suid in explanation of the aets to which | manager of the American team; Dantel | hele ut h fa sept be ‘00 se “ 4 Residents have done their utmost to kange on the roof and kepe bon roots Many women with two or three |, cuntessed: “Te nuld not resist an tm: |q. Pereia, agaistant. commissioner, sam | ,orten’s ha nearing and nave! FATHER A. P. DO DOYLE DEAD. and walls of the structure wet to pre-| 9. age gervants begau thelr | pulse to » although T realleed the! gi wets’ who was in the 10,000-meter| succeeded well, future t# strlotly vent them catching fire from the hall of) weaded tite without any. Mow can | consequen «; Jamea M. Rosenberger, who was tha: of a home colony, and the demand | ‘The Rev. Alexander P. Doyle, one of aparks that drifted over from the ad-1 oy" tau am ghters may = The lives of hundreds of persons were| "ace; James 5 reer. mA | cor coneplouous sites is tnctensing. |the eet heawn prieste ef the Pasties Joining New York Central piers, not be similarly ciroumatanced? | placed in yy the Ares w Meh | in the 40-meter race; Ed. Rens Who Roany values have steadily advanced, Fathers, died yesterday in San Fran- N'S FAMILY UNCON- 1-to-do man urray je started, and the | also finished in the 10,0%0-meter event; |jargely due to the unwillingness of own: | cinco, He was in this city about three RANGE MANS he denies of & weno fotel propert ia estimated by local 1 , vas second in the ers of large estates to part with their | weekn ago on the way from Washington 10uUs. a-worsing, , A. T. Meyer, who was secon a : SOA BERHY JRETie# © DAS oMctals at abo holdings, 1 feel quite positive that |—where he had n down from over While the property involved did not clever young fellow with ex ellen While the sreatest monetary loss was |100-meter dash, and Abel KR, Kiviat, there would have been even grow ‘ace | work—te the coast, figure much above $100,000 in value, the} prospects but # small inco Un- caused by the Wilson House fire in| secord tn the 1,{00-meter race, liMiy ifel6 owners WOKId have Gold! (Pram che time of his OMination ib fire was a highly siectacular one and the parents are hopelessly North Ada where several business e returning athletes were met thelr properties to. progressive, ener-| 1880 untll 1802 Father Doyle engaged in dangerous for the tremen. snobbish they approve the match, We burned with @ total! quarantine by the tug C. . Raym getlc developers, who are the manu-| missionary work all over the country. Shortly after the fire started it WAH! yet what sort of a wife for that | less of $5400", the most spe ular WA8)on board of Which Were more than Tactunara, at fF atatem(hae tan @halin the folowing twalea veane he amiad @ecoverod that the New York Central) sougg man will the girl make if she |i" Warerbury, font | Mur of their friends. Aw the thi wont along make I poaatvie for thowe that live tn [the Catholle World magusine, was Gene barge L yous! which were Cant A Ing to Chie anning, adm aide, the band iyed The Star the congested city to find homes where | ral Secretary of the Catholle Total Ab- M ed ton, and hi i ne City nthe | Spe . ras quallties. Hook Exchange tor the « , was in oket ad-| “What do you consider the lowes Hotel, ten more the|ship and tug plone. with tars a a Mlany great Improvements ere undop|nation of Church iiterature, Bnd Organ- Joining the n pler 73, ut, John} income on which two yours; ueopie! s night, WW ae ne rane | While the members of mnie Hak 144d)" | way. Property owners bordering on Mans | lted the Temperance Pubitoation Hur Heenan and eman Merrik got onto | sh yuld begin? I asked of terror bee rea he }company sang the refra hasset Bay have combined and sub jand the ¢ olle Missionary Un. the Ludlow and 1 through "the | at $1.20 a year was ™ L WAS We come home we tisfled With geribed $100.00 to convert the meadow | Was Afty-fve years old thick smc 1 wang « It to the nied Mra. Orlf- a maze in bury our trip," wald Mr, Sulliva tn the! tands into a waterfront park wut na shore end of th wh mina]! ae ea neon at » principal events we went after weling @ al 3,000 feet long, 200 wide the guntainvand nis aini i of whom| In the Wilson Ho fe several per. | Pl MOM a thi Wo: adit tai FR SRDS) i cee Oe ae uae : 3 the oaptain ant i Ny, all of whom | ay Se naman Sthrray gays [Dent the world and wo made many) with, a depth of 12 feat at nian thd DYSENTERY, J heen overco: rh hawement | friends, ne h ok a cre W e hhotises wlon ne nest Marea ' sea tara hig to as-|accepted their defeat very poor| Good Ko sand tennis courts are E M . eae | ee ee. red five, Both |grace, ‘They were not disgruntled wo overvwhere. || vate yacht clubs CHOLERA MORBUS ee het ve people ‘ otel Was) much at the nw Gi they wore| THE healthful atmonphere of the woctal | | iniepaiiyA hail 19 4 teunnatal of Ttadnay’s Aistrict adjoining that part of the waters | 4 year 1 ore | Aest#ted In saving the hotel furniture. | 164 them, so they are used to It, and | here Ineieiy 2 avs Veaturated eet front, e engines amt 8 Aucat and one la a . were prepared for tt this time, Wel near ny ‘that mike. | oppine | ‘ were crov veral diac ' \ taiaied pianist, BIG WELCOME FOR GRAIG. | won etahty-fve events, inland twenty: | diaces for an ¥ by motor | Thirty-fou nd men_ worked | nlaheg: planiah, nine and the English fifteen or @ walk o i vacnt: | Vike beave: hy piers for some 2 Oe Heat nas) DETROIT, Aug. 10.—Raiph Craig, win-|” “With respect to statements regard-|jng and bathing ate the most popular 7 distance n sp | e ability an rong na ner of the 100 and etre races in ng our alle; poor showing in the| summer diverctons which an’ | beyond the bulk hen: | whole fa n h é reception by the]; think we did very well. Out of {of the charms that make Iife attractiye king, assistant ensti an If one woman can do that on : Whoo hee arrived ee ae AR oe erase | ‘S| ment of Docks, sent In . another wo ean The reveption was in| t® siariors. in non ten | such improvements inctpat inapectors to wate® thr ith her husband on $1.24 the sa ead men and|of our boys were among the firat! "i. comfort and co ' docks. -). tram Central's | oeriod. I have mysel: that some euthe tiowe in| ewenty to Oniah, We were the leading | [OF | There ts no question that the | Pleventh avenue tracks was suspended |i ee oan ne accomplix ny careful ng nga {nation in all events, Woe have the| Witty share, has AN to-day tt} after the passige of the lon (raly Wale eS Te de generally admitted f Jorgenization, the dash, vim and vigor.| qe acceanthie. to New York. Tt , |INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES, caused the {nitist ¥ In getting to the ine has doubled in price in. th: | ue next world's meet It 1s n Heally parallela Manhattan Tsland fire, erat. Donohue of the West! inge ars, but my family meat % belief the management should be tp, per eee ea hen pecan eg # QBAMS QAE Hho Gu ‘Thirty-sevenin strect station Nad Jima | Dil haw remained the same, American Leag an national in ¢ ter. ‘Ths IK noc mont that Will be Just as wonde The ‘Transl Mis of thie ¢ into the engineer's cab ant forced HLM Va ave three men to cook for, nounced that he will again take against the Swedish management. ee ee ee ae gughs closed fiom ace KM to haul out of the way of the walting) ye never have meat for br and part in big athletle ev but will de- | T atter was fair In all reapects and od eo wT engines. never for lunch except to use Up SMe vote his entire time to b thelr treatment of us was of the very OMAS A. "BRENNAN ILL. | trifle left from last night's dinner, ° a thet Hut it will ba much more sete, | OPERATOR EE Ye ory if the management be rade * .orW | STUDY THE GARBAGE PAIL AND factory If t W EASTWARD | TH 8T' THE GARBAGE F JANITOR KILLED IN CHURCH, | foesettonai, wn then tiers coud he ne NE Lyte BOOM | er! From Ate re | : — etions the rules feking Ns M. Assemblyman * “The young wife can save much on| Harry Email, forty-five years old, an | Optra. Ther iA be no mamertaee - READERS tack of Appendicttts, [ter menu, If she only wil Let her) assistant Janitor at the Protestant Epis: | on the part of any one In such elreuine =) aes intiean CIR ASS Of The piyen Phomas A. Brennan, | study the dietary values of vegetables, | copal Church of the Incarnation, No. 249) atar Mverybody w be satisteé rorrens ap analt pe fee rennin |fruits and nuts. Let her lea.n to buy! Beat Thirty-fest atreet, fell. do and there could be no doubt as to merit ;tinues to exert the maln Influence upon WORLD counsel for the Biaje Health Co roasts that will last for three meals, fight of stairs leading to the cellar of| prevailing on all sides.” midaummer realty, Business Is crowd Going ous of tine World seat stoner in the prosecution of violators of | ingtead of high-priced chopa that wre the church while fixing lghts before a a ling the home ma out of Manhattan omar may ‘he | the Cold Storage law, tn cr! it med at one. Just a study of the pervice last night, His skull was frace Rank Reserve steadily and practically ail new build often as de) | from appeniieitiv at bis home, No. 15 carhage patie in thie city will convino. tured and he was dead before medicul| ,,, DRNM Meserve sinenn satione of the ee ab kind Morning Wo.id : | Kast Ninoty-firet street, lone of the dally waste In housekeeping, assistance arrived. i a , Nt H 2 eta Siyoyggpesiens Evening Worlds: Dr, James G. Meiongle, who ts attend Almost & whole loaf of bread, practl- No one saw tne man fall, but the| of Clearing House banks fe week except a f areal ar arte a ave a he per Sunday |t ing Brennan, eave his patient will prod= | oally a ables left sexton, George Bloom, and the organtst, | sows that the banks hold | denis wre undertaken {nthe suburban ; ably recover, but that it will be weeks | anaca dinner, cold botled potatoes that Avgust Kimmel, missed him and after reserve in excess of legal requirements. | sections, Gites along the beat tran NEW YORK pefore ho t# out again, Hrennan haa|should have been cut up and fried— &® search foung the body, T ston| This is an increase of 300 In the wit neg ar rising in value Tt ts WORLD pregeoutions ponding nll over the State id he knew little of the man, He had| proportionate cash reserve as compared evident that much of the territory to | weleh will reve to be adjourned, @ room at the church. with last week. [be opened by the dual system will be WORLD WANTS WORK m Lag Battery Landing & M.; foot BL 24th ek Po Susie Matttaatonnta: ud ai, Bom, Bas 021 <eieuentaeeeae bes: