The evening world. Newspaper, March 27, 1913, Page 14

a ee ee FERN SSS: ane BOWE WAKER HLOTZ (PERNTED ON TOY CONDON. CRIA Lung Found to Be Punctured, and Prisoner’s Life Is in Danger. Henry J. Klotz, the bomb maker who was seriously wounded by the explosion of one of his infernal machines in his room at No. 1X2 Fulton avenue, the Bronx, on Friday, and against whom & formal charge of having murdered Helen Taylor by a bomb a yea hee been lodged, must undergo a ae 0¥s operation in Fordham Mospital to- day. Surgeons at the hospital said in advance of the operation that his life might depend upon its muccems, One of the slugs which penetrated Klots'’s body punctured the lower end of the left lung. Complications have appeared in this wound, and the sur- Beone have found it necessary to in- ert a accond drainage tube through the wounded man’s back. Because of hie weakness local anesthesia will have to be resorted to, and the surgeons say that the operation will be attended by considerable danger. While Klots is fighting for his life the detectives are working on the evi- dence against him and no attempt to question the sick man further has been made for two days, Several typewriter experts have agreed: with the first re- port of J. Frank Allard of the Under- wood company that the typewriter found in Klots's office in the Bronx Bor- ough Hall was the one used in writing the addresses on the Taylor and Rosal- sky bombs, “SURGEON KILLED. BY FINGER PRICK FROM OPERATION Dr. A. T. Bristow Dies From Wound So Slight It Could . ‘Not Be Seen. , Dr. Algernon T. Bristow, sixty-two, one Of the best known surgeons in Greater New York, died last night at bis home, Ne. 24 Cilaton street, Evooklyn, of blood Foldoning which resulted from infection “at the Long Island College Hospital on March 12. ‘The wound, a prick on tie finger, was #0 slight it scarcely could be seen, but a few days later the polson became ap- parent by « swelling of the haved, which spread up the arm. Dre. W. B. e, H. B. Delatour and J. M. ‘Van Cott jr. took charge of the patient and scministered treatments with the new Van Cott vaccine. Beep in Richmond, England, on Nov. 29, WS1, De, Bristow came to this coun- try with Ris parents when four years 4. He was graduated from the Poly- teohalc Institute, Brooklyn, in 16; from Tale in 188 and trom the College of and Surgeons (now the Co- Jumble University Medical School) three Medjeine, Vice-President of the New York Academy of Medicine. Mohairs, Cashmeres, Cravenettes and Tw, LOT $7 00 NO. | _THE EVENING WORLD, News Oddilics Stephen Lund of Warren, N. H,, at nineteen has hed his first haircut, He in mix feet tall, athletic, a crack rifle shot and wore his hair in two long braids. It is said he was Jeft $20,000 by an uncle on condition that he didn't have his hair cut till he was of age. But $20,000 wouldn't keop it om two years more. Minnesota officials have started a new “back to the country” movement which contemplates the building of village schools at least two miles out of town, They believe the early taste of urban life thus given children will lure many back to the farma as they grow up. “We live not upon what ‘we eat, but upon what we digest.” That trap which lured the fly to death by tumbling gown @ rungiess ladder is too #low for John Coyle of Brooklyn. He hooks a phonograph horn to « Vucuum cleaner and gathers files and mosquitoes into the dustbag in swarms. “| rasor slipped and cut off his nose, A doctor stitched it on. { \ x 3 UBLIC F. C. Gevin & Co’s High-grade Stock of RAINCOATS Far Below Cost i ts urgent that this Company's affairs be settled; never again will you have such an opportunity to purchase Raincoats just when n Men’s and Women’s Raincoats Cantons, Gabardines, Poplins, eeds; also Steamer Values from $10 to as high as $25 Sizes to Fit Everybody AC, Ceving Co| 60 WEST 23®° STREET One Deer from MeCreery's—Near 6th Ave. ‘When think of this old The leanest building in New York is to be erected on a strip fronting five saying, 1 OfH-O. For ofall feet on Brondway and 100 feet on Worth street. It te to be four a oatmeal, H-O ite the only one height and of glass and eteel. A cigar counter and a bar will take up t floor. Clyde Ridge, a barber of Covington, Ind, was shaving himself, when his It’s steam-cooked at the mill before you get i, that’s why. GROUNDS FOR KEPARATION—The wife of Peter Duffy, a restaurant keeper of Manhattan, ia suing for separation. She alleges that he treated her cruelly by destroying @ willow plume hat and keeping the water running in the bathroom all night to annoy her. A telephone Nneman on a pole at Orange saw three Italiane shooting at each other, tapped a wire and got the police there before any one was hurt. Whether Sam Eddy's duck or Arthur Woodford shall be prosecuted for catching trout abt of season is @ puszie for the fish wardens at Avon, Conn. The duck caught'a trout ten inches long, it t# eald, and Woodford took the fish Sway from it. He had possession when the warden got there. FRAWLEY CLAMPS STATE POWER BILL IN COMMITTEE. ALBANY, March 21.—The water power, and electricity interests that are fight- ing Lieut.-Gov. Glynn's bill to permit the State to go into the business of fur- mishing electric lHght and power to municipalities won the firet victory yes- terday when Tammany Senator Frawley refused to release the bill from the Finance Committee. The elation of the water power lobby was short lived, however, as Senate Leader Wagner euc- ceeded in Raving the bill made a ape- elal order for to-day, when, If @ report ‘a not forthcoming, an attempt will be made to rescue the bill from the com- mittee. ‘The bill establishes an experimental district in Albany and vicinity, where electricity generated from the surplus HAVE OPENED ON THE SECOND FLOOR A CUSTOM ORDER DEPARTMENT FOR Women’s Tailored Shirtwaists and are displaying new models in the season's approved styles and materials. Orders will be accepted for Shirtwaists to be made from individual rheasure- ments, in sizes from 34 to 44, at prices ranging as follows: Shirtwaists of madras, made to order at... . . $5.00, 6.50 and upward Shirtwaists of silk, made to order at... .. . $7.75, 9.00 and upward waters of the barge canal would be sup- piled to municipalities at cost. This would introduce competition with the lighting and power combine controlled by Anthony W. Brady. ‘While it te predicted that the Dem- coratic Senate will pass the bill, with the aid of Republican votes, the im- pression prevails that the Assembly will kill the measure In response to the de- mands of power interests. The Shoe Department has ready for inspection a highly attractive assortment of Women’s Colonial Ties, Pumps, Oxfords and Slippers for morning, afternoon or evening wear, featuring all the appropriate leathers as well as black satin; also an inter- esting collection of Shoe Buckles, in cut steel, rhinestones, gun metal or leather. Brides’ and Bridesmaids’ Slippers made to special order to match costumes. Shoes for tramping, golf and tennis. FOR MEN AND WOMEN BR. Altman & Ca. The Men’s Custom Shirt Dep't is showing extensive assortments of new Imported Materials for the making to order of Shirts and Pajamas, comprising a wide range of attractive designs in Madras, Cheviot, Flannel, Silk and Silk Mixtures. Inspection is invited. 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