The evening world. Newspaper, August 30, 1912, Page 14

more than 2 pounds and was only ‘ BOY DEAD IN FIRE; PARENTS DYING; 1 1B IN DANGER Tenants Carried Down Fire- Escapes When Flames Cut Off Stairs. PANIC HOSPITAL, 200-Pound Man Has to Be Lowered by Ropes From Third Floor. Bighteen persons, cut off from the Stairways by flames and haif suffocated by smoke, were carrind down ladders to the street during a fire at No. 323 Willow avenue, Hoboken, early day. One ‘Poy lost his iife and there wi a panic Mary's side of the among the 200 patients In St ‘Hospital on the opposite ted in the cellar of the four-story tenement and swept through | Vihe dumbwatter shaft to the roof be-| Yin It was discovered. ‘The four fam! Mes living in the use found them: selves separa m the stairways by Ja, wait ot Most of them were | yelready weak from the By the time firemen reached the pl {inen, women and children were hangin peut the windows screaming to be rea-) ‘cued, Across the street the patients tn) hetie big hospital had been aroused by the cries and were in 4 anic. Every Favailable attendant was rushed into the wards. The firemen found house that the netw Mt almost impossible to raise thelr lad- dere. The longest one they could get} Up reached only to the third floor, where Charles Lynaquist lived with his wife and two children. Dennis Leary of En- fine Company No. 5 went through a window and found the family helpless from suffocation HAD TO LOWER 200-POUND MAN BY ROPES. He carried Mrs. Lynquist down the Jedder and told Capt. Regan it would be impossible to get Lynquist, the hus- \hand, down a ladder, an he weighed fire ft tx of smoke. on reaching the rk of wires mi semi-conactous. Capi. Regan and Fire- men Downey and Leary hurried to the flat with ropes and, looping one around Lynquist's waist, lowered him to the strect. He was hurried over to the Shoapital with his wife, and It was sald ‘he could not recover. ‘The firemen carried Miss Meroy Lyn- quist, eighteen years old, down the lad- Ger unconscious, and on returning turhbled over the body of Edward Lyn- Qlilst, seven years old. When they reached the street with him @ doctor Pronounced him dead from suffocation. In the meantime Policemen Glendon and Finkledie reached the top floor by a rear fire escape and carried down Andrew Dondero, his wife and two chil- dren, all unconscioun from suffocation. The six mombers of Adolph Cobba’s fafhily on the first floor and the five Members of Harry Russell's on the sec- oné were carried down the ladders with leap difficulty. All were treated at the hospital and are expected to recover pwith the exception of Lynquist, father ‘of the dead boy, and possibly his wife, ‘who also is in # critical condition. ‘The damage to the building was $7,000, All the occupants lost their household eovds. WAVE TO ENLARGE COURT ‘FOR WRANGLING COUPLES, Domestic Relations Tribunal So Popular It Has Outgrown f Present Quarters. The Domestic Relations Court has proved such # popular institution that it has entirely outgrown {ts quarters * ult the Yorkville Court Bulld- fng, at No. 11 Kast Fifty-seventh street, will shut down on Sunday for re. It is expected it will take ee or four months to arrange mat- fers in the structure's interfor so that there will be room in future for New York's wrangling wives and husbands In the mean time the Fourth District ‘Municipal Court, Parts 1 and 2% which has occupied part of the Yorkville build- fng, will set up ut a new permanent 'atand in the old quarters of the Tam- many Central Club, Thirty-second Btreet, between Second and Third ave- nues. The Men's Night Court will be trans- ferred temporarily to the West Fifty fourth ®t Court and the Domesuc Relations Court to Spring and Wooster streets. Cases from the West Thirtleth | wtreet police ation will go, for the! time being, to Jefferson Market Court; | from the East Thirty-fifth street stat to Essex Market Court; from Fifty-firet street and wtreet to Harlem Court, —— ACCUSED POSTMAN OF THEFT OF FOUR LETTERS. Postman Charles Hopper, who on Monday told the police at Paterson, N, J, taat he had been robbed of four spe- lal delivery letters and thereafter as sated detectives in their search for the ‘thief, wae brought before United St Commissioner Stockton at Newark to- Gay to tell a different story of the cane. ‘A Post-Office Inspector entered Hop- Per's room yesterday and there a mail bax of antiqu In searching It the officers pa yncealed compert this. aunert, W letters they Dp it iw t lod one of that 7 r compartment tin it place for the letter: n my re | Play on Coney Island’s Sands Makes Kiddies Normal and Happy. IT’S FUN TO GET CURED. Having a Good Time Part of a New Method of Treatment. Marguerite Mooers Marshall. ‘Ten scare on ten little shins are the only signs that recall the straighten- ing of five warped little backbones, and the completion of a series of opera- tions that has astounded visitors at Sea Breese Hospital, Coney Island. ‘There does not seem to be much re lation between a shin bone and a backbone—not any valid reason that @ shin bone should play an important part in whisking away the traces of a hunched back, Yet if he hadn't been able to slice off bits of the shinbones and splice them in to strengthen the weak backbones, Dr. Fred H. Albee never would have been able to perform the marvel'ous operations, and the five tiny hunchdacks of last month would be hunchbacks still. When 1912 had advanced so far that the sun was nearing the East Side, nurses from Sea Breese Hospital snatched the crippled bables—two girls and three boys, from five to eight in age—from the scorched streets and carried them off to Coney, It was a wonderful transformation. In the new home there were no stronger children who jibed at the twisted backs and made life even more minerable, It was in a different way, too, that the big doctor ran his hands tenderly over the unstable backbones, le never said anything about “doing it for 1uok,” as others had, In the latter part of June Dr. Albee was ready to perform his first opera tion, He wae satisfied that a splinter of | bone, which could grow into and be come part and parcel of the backbone would be a much greater and surer support than a metal strip, such as previously had been used. And where would a bit of bone be missed less than from the shin, where it ts always get- ting In the way of awkward persons’ feet anyhow? SURGEONS MARVE@LLING WONDERFUL OPERATION. ‘The operation did not take long, nor was the period of convalescen: used to be—a year or a0, Just six weeks after the knife had made that inter- change between the seeming! unre dated shin and backbones, the firat little patient was up and anound, and the second was thinking of the narrowing interval until he, too, should be able} to walk as erectly as any product of the setUement house gymnasium. Surgeons all over the country—all over aT th world, in fact—have been tre- mendously interested in Dr, Albee's op- erations, They marvel that it was only & comparatively short time since the andard treatment for tuberculosis of the spine, which {# the disease that causes hunchbacks, was a plaster of Paris jacket or a Jacket of wire and leather Salt sea baths and salt sea air were the medicings that completed the eur and now the five are ready to go back to the east side, better able to face the THE EVENING WORLD Many Little Tots Enjoy the Fresh Air at Sea Breeze Home for Crippled Children; Marvellous Cures by responded to the I her first steps to-day. YOUNGSTERS HAVE OCCASION TO FEEL GOOD. takes ne-grafting, Therefore a particularly broad sm is spread over the row of white iron cots on the second-floor piazza at Sea Breeze, If the inmates of the cots are | too young to discuss medical discover- they, nevertheless qetting well quicker cheering Intelligence. But, indeed, happiness seems to be the | rule and not the exception among the forty-two little ones whom the Associa- tion for Improving the Condition of the | Poor cares for at its seaside home. | When they go there they are all af- fiicted with some cripling of bones or! Joints, which, however, is permitted to | confine them to their beds for the short. t possible period. The new treatment of the spinal cases ts in line with the regular policy of the hospital. Having & good time, @ real child's good time, in regarded as a mobt !mportant curative agency. Perhaps that ts why T cannot recall seeing 9 public philanthropic inst!- tution more completely free from in- atitutional rigidity depression than Bea Breeze. Everybody is outdoors nearly every waking hour, and many sleeping hours. The gray, homelike hospital building seemed strangely quiet as I walked from the gate to the porch, between geranium-bordered green lawns, T soon found out why, With the exception of the dozen occupants of the white iron cots on the verandah, every baby was down on the beach, bare-headed, mildly boisterous, obviously content with life, Both boys and girls are admitted to know that they're Which is always and six, if one has made suffictent al- lowance for east side discrepanctes in own beloved garden, where popples, p tunias and mignonette bear triumphal witness to the skill of small gardeners. For they take all the care of it them. selves, And finally they have a fine stretch of firm beach and a horizonful of ocean, not to mention a distracting procession of steamers, launches, i tor-boats, &c., for their supre’ lectation. WELL TANNED BY THE SUN AND THE BREEZES. Healthily tanned and freckled they are, for hats are more or loss negligible. Brown-haired, black-haired, red-haired, ‘ed—every color combination you choose to imagine. Pleasantly differ. entiated as to frocks and jumpers and ir deemed indispensable by The cribs and beds currents o lation, modern v are white iron, of course, and each one | of the older ehild has « chiffonter drawer all to himself Jn the bathroom each child has his epectal nafl and shelf, marked with Ms name, for brush and comb, tooth- brush, face cloth and towel. So, Incl the crowded, dirty streets, They look now, except that they wear poorer clothing, of cours e any of the thon ands of fortuna iildren wth in ver U th mt redo pa the average. ‘There 10 wign that they ever have been cripples beyond Butler and Larabee charged with the theft of the letters, | He wae held under bond, the soars on their shins and even these will pass away with years, battle that must precede their rise from | dentally, he takes back to the tenements a knowledge of thi sirabity of tne |@ividual toflet appliances in place of the communtstic set. The Sea Vree%e Hospital ts open all the year round, and the entidren. play} f doors in th as! mach as they do int for very storm vs ist) with ay . gramaphe: Kindergarten apparatus a little \Mbrary. Like ail the other rooms, it has | | big windows that really swinging casements and that admit quantities of fresh air winter and summer, Maculately antiseptic operating room and twelve, There ts an apparently |dentist spends an afternoon at the hos- equal division of the sexes, but the] pital and makes a uh inspection popular age feems to be between four} Of the children’s teeth, glying nece: sary dren get up at hal age and size, Anyhow, nobody is tool is between 5 and 7, with nap time in old for sand-burrowing, the afternoon for the littlest and weak- comfortably low and accessible, They | Most nourtshing f nd all the milk have a tent with a fine supply of patis | they can Gs gee ta on Adar tay mone ie and shovels and hoes, They have the do all we can to make them -|feel at home all the tim young superintendent expl TO BUILD RAILROAD public approval execution on the trousers, there aren't any uniforms ex-| company ts going to bu'd and operate | tacks on John D. Archbold, President of cept the nurses’ at Bea Breeze. Ocoa-| 1 trolley line across the bridge, prac-|the Standard Ol1 Company, and Sena- sionally showing a little stiffness, a] tically over night, while an opposing | tor Penrose trace of languor, & glimpse of white] company {s struggling to obtain a court| ‘The Colonel, with his denunciation of bandage or brown splint, wut nice, | injunction preventing construction and| Messrs. Penrose and Archbold, couples lovable youngsters every one, and Well] oieration. making at the expense of the Sten, Started on the FORd to Heine are The former company 8 the Manhattan |{y'the committer that there Wae nothin thes have one, even if they don't us Bridge Tiree-Cent line, which has ob- | in “dar nia” which was worse more t necessary, There is a roo tained permits from the elty and than the tre nt of Standard ON at Aining-room, With low, Well-scrub! missioner O'Keefe to 0 he hands 0 Roosevelt administra fables and ‘chairs, the tables carrying | cars across the bridge, ‘The opposins ton, Col, Roosevelt now laughingly re- m sandard equipment of white poree- ation 1s the Brooklyn, New York | fers to “the Abyssinian treatment lain cupe and shiny spoons, Because th River Rolroad: whith has | "He doesn't think of darkest Abys- anethor part of the eure I tn-betw Toe the ta gel tring fsinia, wien he thinks of the dissolution meals tunchos of milk, a it," he sald, “but when he thinks of aals lunches of Moma havo pleasant | Fenieht che’ Manhattan ‘Three-cent |MY administration and that I may have | angles and dof the IONS] tine will puts intes fore of mon nt janother. If I have there'li nore of bareneas of t hospital ward. | work completing the connections on the {the Abyasinta. tr t and he knows And, even more important, the windows | pridge. In the moan time trolley cars |it He knows that we put the fear of are so arranged as to give the cross-| arg being shipped to this elty and when |" Lord into his heart, (AES A ee io erset ae FRIDAY,-AUGUST treatment. When they ‘are well enough the chil- ast 6, and bed time OF THE “ABYSSINIAN” the emelent T Solonel Amuses His Hearers in PRICE LEB Vermont With Another Fling at Standard Oil Man. They look as {f they felt ON BRIDGE OVER-NIGHT. | Aladdin-like Scheme of Three-Cent) sv. ALBANS, Vt, Aus. | ine ve Ca % thirty-mile automobile ride from Bure Line Is to Have Cars Run ston, Col. Theodore Roosevelt reached ning To-Morrow. Alban's at 11 A, M. to-day and made his first speech of the day to a crowd strategy, backed by strong is about to be put into in the public square. A large part of his audience was composed of farmers, some Manhattan Bridge. I! 4¢ whom had driven many miles to hear anticipation of the re-opening of the Supreme Court on Tuesday, one railroad w.—After a Railroad him, and he Was given an enthusiastic reception, The Colone! continued his Bridge Con they arrive to-morrow they will at once | pene Colonel apealed especially to the Republicans of Vermont for sup} e placed in operation, Motormen and support, conductors have been engaged to work |@Y!ns that if they wished to be true the new | to the traditions of the Repubitcan party ued th rte wi » | they wt vote for the Progressive It is argued that the courts will have} ticket, ‘The only way to support the nothing to pass upon in the case of e application for the injunction, when Juatice resumes her seat following the Labor Day re party was to vote for the State ticket it the election nex: Tuesday, instead of waiting untl! November to cast the bal- lot for him. _—_—_ 30, 1912. Outdoor Lite d SAYS GIRL’S STORY OF ROBBERY IN LOFT IS ONLY FRAME ? om men’s night, Thursday, = Miss Mary Harvey, a cloak model, who claimed to have ben assaulted and | robbed by Willlam Cummings, a negro operator in an elevator in the loft building at No, 3) West Twentieth street, yesterday afternoon, did not ap- pear in the Jefferson Market Police Court, this morning, to prosecute her case. Cummings was arraigned and the case | postponed until Tuesday morning at 9 o ck. The story of the young woman 1s that she was going up in the elevator to seek a position as 4 cloak model. She says the negro stopped the ele vator between the sixth and seven! floors and grabbd her silver mesh b: and took twenty dollars from it. He then, she say: xrabbed a gold chain which hung around her neck and from which was suspended a diamond locket valued at $60. girl strug- wled with the negro and Jabbed at him with a hatpin, The elevator was shot up to the ninth floor, where Morris Simons, who occupies a loft there, n= tered the lift. He was th operator's champion from the start and expressed disbelief in the girl's story. He said she assaulted the negro in his presence, and when Simons attempted to remonstrate with her she kicked him. The young woman's screams attracted numerous tenants of the building to different landings and a crowd had col- lected when ground floor was hed, Cummings fled and was found later in a freight elevator. According to Policeman Cavanagh Miss Harvey neck was red from the wrenching of the chain, her waist was torn at the throat she the the and her right arm was cut near th wrist. A boy picked up her chain in three pleces, to one of wi was at- tached the lo In court to-day Simons told ybody he knew all about the case and that it was a frameup, Finally, he got in- side the rail and addressing the court, wald: ‘Just one minute, Judge! Let me tell ‘ou about this case and you'll let this man go in two minut This is a frameup and an outrage. Assisiant District-Attorney Wellman looked at Simons, to the Court: “Why, Your Honor, this {s only a wit- Alden G. then sald ness in this case, What Is he doing inside this rail?" Yes, Your returped Simons, confidently, “I'm only a voluntary wit- ness, too, I'm staying now off a tri “Well, we'll make you a compulsory witness.” said Magistrate Bre “Get outside the rail and sit down there un- til you are served with a subpoen Magistrate Breen told C after he had fixed his ball at $2000, that he could hold him only forty-eight hours If he so desires, Cummings can have his se called at the expiration of that ne. ure! You don't want to stay in prison,” said the irrepressible Simons from where he sat. “Shut up!’ sald somebody tn an audl- ble whisper, and the backer of Cum- mings remained squelched until he got nis subpos (SCHAEFER LOOMS |Dick Geary’s Schedule of \SPLITS UP HIS $1,000. | Big Turnout Club, 18 looming up, though he has only ceived over 1,100 v finish, gan have to-day They will be re evolved a clever schedule of prizes the competitors in th | Pageant. | distributed. | best group of threc st comic figure each night; $10, $7.50 and $ for three t and % for the cutest in the “Kid Division.” Added tot |ntes that th | 8. Wabi UP IW THE RAC FORCOEY KIN Prizes for the Most Comical Cusses. of Vets and amps” on Firemen’s Night at Coney. “Wy Credit should have been given to the Harlemites, Inc., for a bundle of nearly 1,600 votes for Henry Kelly counted in yesterday's summary of the vote. Tho table will have to tell the whole story today. Kelly and Kolle lei Schacfer, of the Big Indian re. Bowling 500 votes to-day, and Marty Rowan, who has given up boxing for pollites, re- es and went up to third in the race, with a promise from the members of the Democratic Club which bears his name that he will be first on Saturday and stay there till the Wattel, Banfleld, Crimmins been dropped from the roll thelr vote being less than 200, tored when they reach vote. Rienara 7. and Rou- necessary Chairman foary Come and Char- mpetition in tie nightly eat up the $1,0% to be ‘There will be $25 for the more each night; h for the best fancy costume and acter costume Tt wii e will be special prizes of t in all six parades in each second spe There will be unteer Firemen and V for ass th teran F men on th ever before, twenty-five companies with William Lak. nd, President of — the County Firemen's Association, the stagers and “Vamps” of other days, a the head. B — U. S. SENATOR STEPHENSON | NOT CRITICALLY SICK. 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