The evening world. Newspaper, December 3, 1912, Page 15

THE EVEN ijalits ING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1912. 18 ver A SAFE. MEDICINE | DEMOCRATS TO FIGHT APPOINTMENTS BY TAFT. FED ALARM CLOCKS TO UPSETACIDANDSET |e sess se sows] FOR THE CHILDREN Tay Bite ener for | When the chil- Political Effect. 9 drenhave acold WASHI or cough or when they need atonic, mothers i. Cee oe President | than two hundred recess | ts to the Senate to-day al HOUSE ARE, HE SAYS. hould’ be ea ely Indications of a mor 7 i; i me of the Democratic Sen ful never to give | Detective Declares Rosenberg, | ° Crevent, thelr confirmation beo evident. Senator Gore, it was or dan, drugs. ‘ause it does no! Now on Trial, Admitted Planning Blaz fn is directed especially lanning Blaze. inations, which, it Is| been postpo ted from time | ringing the new terms aministration. Di drugs or alcohol ba Father J: Medicin safe medicine to ere the chil- Bruno Rosenberg wae put on trial be- fore Justice Goff in the Criminal Branch the Supreme Court to-day for arson. Rufus D. Pitcher, superintendent of the Fire Patrol and formerly a Pinkerton detective, testified that as a detective he busied himself about the ruins of the buliding at No. 149 Fulton street, whicn was destroyed by fire June 12, 1911, The place was occupied by the New York Frame and Picture Company, of which Charles Harowitz was president. Haro- wits fe now under Indictment char: with making falee claims for Insurance Pitcher said that he posed as an juster of fire ineurance and got aces: ‘berg’s confidence. According to Pitcher | Rosenberg confessed taking the con-| tract to turn the store for $2.00 and| after procuring a quantity of gasoline, | chlorate of potash, acid and charconi from Newark, hitched up a team of alarm clocks which four hours after the store had been closed for the day started the fire. One upset acid into the cbiorate of , @nother upset cans of gasoline into charcoal piles leading up the statrs erg was bitter egiinst a rela tive of Harowitz, according to Pitcher, bevause his foo was not paid. James W. Osborne and Frank P. Ga vin, e@ special district attorneys, are prosecuting the cases on behalf of the J. F. McIntyre Jordan appeared for the \ the privilege of appointing 60,000 post- masters by placing them within tha Service law by a single order. st of the Democratic Senators ex- ft pel to a but sev- use it in their homes right al a history of 50 years of succ treatment of ‘coughs, cold troubles, as well as a tonic and body | builder for those who are weak and run down. Geta bottle today. Be sure you get what you call for. Se ance had been counted on, did not ay pear willing to co-operate, it is under- lagurance companies. a L. ellie CANVASSERS COMPLETE COUNT OF THE VOTES.! Wilson Got More Than Roosevelt and Taft Combined in Man- hattan and Bronx. In the recent election Gov. Woodrow Wilson's electors received more votes im Manhattan and the Hronx than the electors for Th Roosevelt and President Taft Trim LARONST MAKER O ‘ $3.60 4 $4 GHOES | windows and inspect the very latest fashions; also the conserva- have made W. L. walks of Wee il yo you could:visit W. L. Aan large factorics at Brockton, Mass., (# oe see for yourself how carefully W. L. K ou: jas shoes are made, would then un- eer County Board ot cancaatts NSE | derstand wh vests ane an better, Wilson's vote i neuthat, sabe look better. their shape and wear fer Theodore a aber than any other make for ceived a total Buve elots in fie WORLD colv total Ofe received 18.124 \« CAUTION Bee,that WT. Donsies east for the Prohit: eer aae aie (Sh Socialist Labor vot 99), For Governor celved 159,699, Straus and 49) the Socialist candidate, received 14 votes. The Prohibition ‘W-LDOUGLAS STORES sp IN NEW YORK: 2B Broadway, ont BROOKLYN ‘cnrner Ath Street. 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